Anna Büttner and David Raphael were named Female and Male Athletes of the Year at the University of San Franciscos Hilltop Awards, celebrating student-athletes academic and sports achievements. Other honorees included Sol Castro and Zack Ramppen for inspiring teammates, Candy Edokpaigbe and Ben Norris as Newcomers of the Year, and Sophia Priester-Veasley for community involvement. The baseball team received the Spirit of 51 Award, and Eva Pett and Maite Kuestner were recognized for leadership and academics.

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Washington Huskies secure key backcourt addition with Ryan Beasley, a rising point guard from San Francisco. Beasley, a five-foot-eleven junior, had a breakout season last year, averaging career-highs in points and assists. His growth in passing and shooting has been impressive, and he joins Washingtons growing portal recruits, including Steele Venters from Gonzaga and Parker Friedrichsen from Davidson. The Huskies are building a stronger team for the next season.

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Washington Huskies are courting San Franciscos Ryan Beasley, a junior guard from the West Coast Conference, for their starting point guard position. Beasley, who led the Dons in scoring and assists, is currently on an official visit to Seattle. The Huskies, in need of backcourt help, have also signed Parker Friedrichsen and Steele Venters from the portal. Beasleys skills and potential make him a strong candidate for the role, and the Huskies are hoping to secure him before Stanford and Notre Dame make their moves.

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University of San Francisco Athletics announces season ticket sales for mens and womens basketball. Fans have until August 11th to secure priority seats. Season ticket holders enjoy exclusive events, discounts, and priority access to postseason tickets. Contact the USF Athletics Ticket Office for details and follow the Dons on social media for updates.

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The University of San Francisco Dons mens basketball team faces off against the Santa Clara Broncos in a crucial West Coast Conference matchup. The Dons, with a 15-14 record, aim to extend their eight-year streak of winning home conference records. Santa Clara, boasting a 22-6 record, seeks to maintain their dominance in the WCC. The game, with senior night festivities, tips off at 7 PM Pacific time on CBS Sports Network and KNBR ten fifty. The Broncos and Dons battle for tournament implications and pride.

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USF Dons face Gonzaga in potential final WCC clash, aiming to snap thirteen-year drought; Dons snap three-game skid with road win, Masic leads scoring with 22; Gonzaga rolls with thirteen-game win streak, Ike leads league in scoring and rebounds; game tips off Wednesday, February eighteenth, on ESPN2.

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San Francisco Dons dominate WCC end-of-season awards, with David Fuchs earning Newcomer of the Year, Ryan Beasley and Tyrone Riley joining him on the All-Conference Second Team. Fuchs, a forward from Austria, led the team in rebounds and averaged 12.4 points per game. Beasley, a junior guard, led the team in scoring with 13.5 points per game, while Riley, a sophomore, pulled down 5 rebounds per game and scored 11.7 points per game. This marks the seventh time a San Francisco player has earned Newcomer honors in conference history.

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USF Dons and Pacific Tigers face off in a crucial WCC game, both vying for the fifth seed. USF, with a 15-15 record, needs a win to secure a double-bye in the WCC Championship. Pacific, at 17-13, is on a three-game skid. The Dons, led by Ryan Beasley and Junjie Wang, rank second in free throws made and attempted. Pacific, led by Elias Ralph and TJ Wainwright, shoots 39.6% from deep. USF holds an 85-32 edge in the all-time series, winning 9 straight and 23 of the last 26. The game tips off at 3 PM PT on CBS Sports Network.

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