ATLANTA – Head Coach Jasen Jonus' first season with the Stormy Petrels has concluded after an eventful year for Oglethorpe.

Oglethorpe's season started with wins against Huntingdon and Piedmont, but Oberlin prevented a true streak from coming true. The Petrels consistently picked up pairs of wins, including a 102-66 victory against Warren Wilson.

Southern Athletic Association play opened with a loss to Centre but then a win against Sewanee. Oglethorpe also picked up wins against Hendrix and Rhodes. The regular season ended with losses to Berry and Millsaps, but the Petrels turned things around with a 79-69 win against Rhodes in the SAA quarterfinals.

The Petrels' season ended in the semifinals at the hands of top-seeded Millsaps.

Award Winners

• Keimarya Rivera: All-SAA first team, 2x SAA Athlete of the Week
• Sheraton Foster: All-SAA Honorable Mention
• Karina Lopez: SAA All-Sportsmanship

Individual Leaders

• Rivera became the 12th player in program history to reach 1,000 career points. Her 446 points this season also put her in the program's top 10 for single season scoring. She was the team leader in rebounds and blocks.
• Rivera had the highest field goal percentage (.515) in the SAA and averaged 16.5 points per game. She also ranked second in scoring, third for rebounding, third for blocks, and 10th for steals. She made 253 rebounds, the fourth highest in school history, and 29 blocks.
• Foster ranked fourth in the SAA for steals and sixth for assists. She made 291 points, 80 assists, 50 steals and 99 rebounds. She averaged 12.1 points per game.
• Anna Conza recorded 309 points, 113 rebounds, 37 assists and 28 steals. She held the team's best 3-point percentage at .372 and averaged 11.4 points per game.
• Malia Melton put up 195 points and 46 assists.
• Briley Elder sank 51 3-pointers this season. She totaled 194 points, 24 steals and 41 assists.
• Montana Harris had 152 points, 22 steals and 21 assists.
• Mia Geveke scored 102 points.

Season Notes

• Record: 15-12 (5-7 SAA)
• Oglethorpe faced Lipscomb, Southeastern Baptist and Oberlin for the first time.
• The team graduated two seniors: Harris and student-assistant Sydney Bumgardaner.
• Freshmen Brooke Herdman and Ja'Nease Bender made their collegiate debuts.

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