Photos: Seawolves deliver Valentine’s Day heartbreak to Red Leafs

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December 11, 2024

February 17, 2026

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Justin Cox

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December 11, 2024

Mahaila Harrison evades defending players. Photo by Justin Cox.

The Seawolves defeated the Simon Fraser Red Leafs, 83-76 on Feb. 14. Taylor Searcey’s 22 points and Mahaila Harrison’s 21 points helped lead the Seawolves to victory.

The game also featured Tia Allen, one of UAA’s star volleyball players, making her home debut on the basketball court. Allen is the first UAA athlete to compete in two sports since O’Lita McWilliams played volleyball in 2003 and then basketball in the 2003-2004 season.

At halftime, fans were encouraged to throw soft items onto the court for donation in conjunction with JustServe.

This victory leaves the Seawolves 14-9 in normal play and 6-8 in the GNAC, with just four games remaining in regular season play. The Seawolves take to the road for their last two away games before returning to the Alaska Airlines Center on Feb. 26 to take on Western Oregon University.

Tia Allen warms up before the game. Photo by Justin Cox.

Mylee Anderson takes a shot. Photo by Justin Cox.

Taylor Searcey shoots a free throw. Photo by Justin Cox.

Alba Sanz shoots the ball. Photo by Justin Cox.

A Red Leafs player barely manages to keep the ball in bounds. Photo by Justin Cox.

Lillee Duffin sinks a free throw. Photo by Justin Cox.

Kimberly Carrada Sanchez shoots. Photo by Justin Cox.

Tia Allen attempts to block a 3-point shot from the Red Leafs. Photo by Justin Cox.

Haley de Walle attempts a shot. Photo by Justin Cox.

Elaina Mack attempts to block Rachel Loukes. Photo by Justin Cox.

Tia Allen shoots a successful 3-point shot. Photo by Justin Cox.

Taylor Searcey prepares to shoot a free throw. Photo by Justin Cox.

Elaina Mack runs out the clock to end the game for a Seawolves victory. Photo by Justin Cox.

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