Eastern Michigan Athletics
Friday, November 7
Buffalo, N.Y.
6:30 p.m.
Eastern Michigan University
at
Canisius
Women's Basketball Travels to Canisius, Michigan State
11/6/2025 1:11:00 PM | Women's Basketball
The Eagles will face Canisius Friday, 6:30 p.m., and the Spartans Sunday, 2 p.m.
| Women's Basketball at Canisius | Michigan State | |
| Dates/Times | Friday, Nov. 7, 6:30 p.m. ET | Sunday, Nov. 9, 2 p.m. ET |
| Venue | Koessler Athletic Center | Buffalo, N.Y. | Breslin Center | East Lansing, Mich. |
| Preview Info | EMU Notes (PDF) | Record Book |
| Watch Live | at Canisius | at Michigan State |
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YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) -- The Eastern Michigan University women's basketball team continues the 2025-26 season as it travels to Buffalo, N.Y., for a tilt against Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh's former institution, Canisius University Friday, Nov. 7, 6:30 p.m., before facing in-state foe, Michigan State University just two days later, Sunday, Nov. 9, 2 p.m., inside the Breslin Center.
Fans can stream the game against Canisius live on ESPN+ and keep up with live stats on emueagles.com/sidearmstats. The contest against the Spartans will be streamed live on B1G+. A post-game recap will be posted to EMUEagles.com following each game and fans can stay posted to EMU women's basketball social media @EMUWBB on X, @emuwbb on Instagram, and EMU Women's Basketball on Facebook.
QUICK NOTES
» Eastern is entering the second year of the Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh era. EMU posted a 2-27 (1-17 MAC) record in 2024-25.
» Senior Sisi Eleko was named Preseason All-MAC First Team after earning second-team honors following the 2024-25 regular season that saw her lead the MAC in double-doubles (14) and rebounds per game (10.1) while ranking second with 17.9 points per game.
» Eastern and Canisius are meeting for the ninth time in the series as EMU holds a 6-2 record when facing the Golden Griffins and a 2-1 clip when facing them in Buffalo.
»Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh was previously the head coach at Canisius from 2021-24. She began her collegiate head coaching career there and compiled a 32-60 record.
»The Eagles and Spartans will battle for the 19th time. EMU is 1-17 all-time against MSU and 0-10 when facing the Spartans in East Lansing.
» EMU aims to win its first game over a power four opponent since it beat Michigan at home in the 2015-16 season, 64-63, Dec. 23, 2015, Sunday when it faces Michigan State.
» A win against the Spartans Sunday would mark EMU's first true road win over a power four opponent since it topped Michigan on the road, 69-60, Dec. 8, 2004.
» Eastern returns just Sisi Eleko and Brooklyn Thrash from the 2024-25 squad as it totals 13 newcomers, six of which came via the transfer portal.
» Eastern has nine international players on the roster, tying for the fourth-most in the nation and most in the MAC. Wagner has the most with 13.
BACK AT THE OLD PLACE
Multiple individuals from the Eastern program are returning to Canisius Friday. In three seasons as the Golden Griffins' head coach, Nusseibeh helped resurrect a program that combined for five wins in the two seasons prior to her arrival into a 17-victory campaign in 2023-24. The Golden Griffins' 17 wins were the most since the 2008-09 season and it marked the school's first season with double-digit wins since 2018-19.
On the court, both Sisi Eleko and Brooklyn Thrash played for Canisius under Nusseibeh. Eleko earned All-MAAC First Team honors in 2023-24 and was named to the All-MAAC Championship Team after earning MAAC All-Rookie honors in 2022-23. Individually, Eleko set the program record for rebounds by a sophomore and ranked second all-time for rebounds in a single season with 328. Eleko led the MAAC in both points-per-game (15.9) and rebounds-per-game (10.6).
Coaches Shareese Ulis, Meg Cunningham, Kayla Jackson, and Alexis Mesuch all crossed paths with Nusseibeh at Canisius. Ulis and Cunnigham served as assistants on her staff while Mesuch acted as a student manager, and Jackson played under Nusseibeh her first two seasons in western New York.
ALL-TIME AGAINST CANISIUS
The Eagles and Golden Griffins are meeting for the ninth time, as EMU holds a 6-2 record against Canisius and a 2-1 record when facing it on the road. Eastern has taken the last four games, marking the longest winning streak in the series as the teams last met in 2011-12, a 65-53 road win for EMU.
ALL-TIME AGAINST MICHIGAN STATE
EMU is 1-17 all-time against Michigan State and 0-10 on the road including last season's 95-49 defeat at the hands of the Spartans. EMU has dropped the previous six games in the series as its lone win over MSU came Dec. 3, 2000, a 66-59 over the Spartans at the women's basketball showcase in Grand Rapids, Mich.
LAST TIME AGAINST MICHIGAN STATE
Eastern Michigan dropped its road opener at Michigan State, 95-46, Nov. 11, 2024. Sisi Eleko delivered 25 points and 12 rebounds for her second straight double-double, and Olivia Westphal hit four threes. EMU scored 25 in the first half, the most any team had managed against MSU to that point.
LAST WIN OVER MSU
Eastern Michigan posted a 66-59 victory over Michigan State, Dec. 3, 2000, at the Women's College Basketball Showcase in Grand Rapids, the program's only win over the Spartans. EMU erased an early deficit with six first-half threes and carried that momentum into the second half. A 7-0 surge put the Eagles ahead for good. Dru Bishop scored 17 to pace all players, and Stephanie Smiley finished the game with four late free throws.
DÉJÀ VU
Interestingly enough, the last time EMU played at Canisius in 2011, the squad's next contest was also on the road at Michigan State.
GOING FOR A BIG ONE
Eastern is looking for its first ranked win in program history as it has previously been 0-18 against ranked opponents.
MITTEN MEETINGS
The Eagles are 172-169 all-time against teams from the Mitten State. The series with the Spartans (1-17) is the fifth-most played in program history and the third-most against a non-conference foe behind Detroit Mercy (15-17) and Michigan (9-17).
ALL-TIME VS. THE BIG TEN
Eastern is 14-52 all-time against the current lineup of Big Ten institutions with a large majority of those games being played against Michigan State (1-17) and Michigan (9-17). The Eagles have also played Illinois (0-5), Indiana (0-2), Maryland (0-1), Minnesota (0-1), Northwestern (2-2), Ohio State (1-2), Purdue (0-3), Washington (0-2), and Wisconsin (1-0).
CLOSE CONNECTION
The Eastern Michigan and Michigan State programs each were once guided by Suzy Merchant, who spent 28 years coaching women's basketball at the collegiate level, where she built a 528-306 record. After starting her career at Saginaw Valley, Merchant was hired by EMU and spent nine seasons with the Eagles (1998-99 through 2006-07), during which posted a program-record 147 wins. She was then hired away by Michigan State, where she posted a record of 327-186 from 2007-08 through 2022-23.
COMMON BONDS
Eastern Michigan's matchup with Michigan State features strong ties between the programs. EMU Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh spent three seasons on the Bowling Green State University bench from 2013-16. She helped guide the Falcons to a 30-5 record and a MAC regular season title in 2014 while recruiting and developing five All-MAC players. On the opposite sideline, former BGSU Head Coach Robyn Fralick now leads MSU. She rebuilt the Falcons across five seasons with 88 wins, three postseason trips, and the 2021 MAC Coach of the Year award. Her tenure included a 31-win campaign and a WNIT Fab Four appearance in 2023.
LAST TIME OUT
Eastern dropped its MAC-SBC Challenge season opener at Louisiana Monroe, 80-71, Nov. 3. Senior Sisi Eeko paced the Eagles with 24 points, the second most in the MAC, and seven rebounds.
BIG FRESHMAN DEBUT: PEYTON HILL
Freshman Peyton Hill had a strong performance in her first collegiate game, scoring 15 points while shooting a perfect 8-for-8 from the free-throw line with four assists and three rebounds against Louisiana Monroe, Nov. 3. Her 15 points rank second in the MAC among freshmen this season and her eight made free throws tie for the highest total in the nation. Additionally, Hill's 15 points were the most from an EMU freshman in their NCAA debut since Courtnie Lewis scored 18 in her NCAA debut against Florida A&M, Nov. 10, 2017.
PELKA FROM DOWNTOWN
Freshman Oliwia Pelka made her NCAA debut against the WarHawks, Nov. 3, shooting 3-for-4 from the three-point line. Her 75% clip ranks second in the MAC as her three made three pointers are the most in the conference.
MONEY FROM THE LINE
Eastern shot 83.3% (20-for-24) from the free-throw line against Louisiana Monroe, Nov. 3, a figure that ranks inside the program top 20 for a single game. The clips stands first in the MAC as EMU's 20 made free throws slot third.
EMU DEBUTS
Fernanda Ovalle, Ainhoa Cea, Peyton Hill, Alli Zajac, Artemis Kouki, Oliwia Pelka, and Sarah Rekowksi each made their respective EMU debuts in the season opener against Louisiana Monroe, Nov. 3.
ELEKO PRESEASON ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM
Senior Sisi Eleko was named Preseason All-MAC First Team, Oct. 21. The 2024-25 All-MAC Second Team selection led the MAC with 14 double-doubles last season and was the only player to average one in the conference. She also paced the conference with 10.1 rebounds per game, becoming the only MAC player to average double-digit boards, and slotted second with 17.9 points per game.
ELEKO PROGRAM DOUBLE-DOUBLES
Sisi Eleko's 14 double-doubles are tied for ninth on the program's all-time list (since 1997) with Stephanie Smiley (1998-02). Should Eleko add another double-double against ULM, she would total 15 and sit in a tie for sixth with three players, including Natachia Watkins (2010-14), Patrice McKinney (2004-06), and Cassie Schrock (2007-11).
ELEKO'S 2024-25 NATIONAL RANKINGS
On the national level, Sisi Eleko finished the 2024-25 regular season ranked 21st in the NCAA in defensive rebounds per game (7.3), 23rd in rebounds per game (10.1), 26th in double-doubles (14), 36th in points per game by value (17.9), and 45th in total rebounds (283).
ELEKO ON THE PROGRAM LEADERBOARDS
Sisi Eleko finished her first season in Ypsilanti with 500 points and 283 rebounds, both of which held historical significance. Her 500 points made her just the 13th player in program history to score 500+ points in a season while making her the fifth to do so in her junior campaign. Additionally, the 283 rebounds ranked third on the program's single-season list with only Felicia Hines (1984-85) and Suzanne Huff (1980-81) posting more with 292 and 286, respectively. Her season averages of 17.9 points and 10.1 rebounds made her just the third player to average a double-double in a season for the Eagles. The first was Hines, who averaged 12.0 points and 11.7 rebounds per game in the 1984-85 season, with the most recent addition to the ledger coming in 2020-21 when Ce'Nara Skanes averaged 16.0 points and 10.9 rebounds.
SHORT HISTORY ON NUSSEIBEH
Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh is entering her second year at the helm of the program. Nusseibeh came to Ypsilanti following three years as the head coach at Canisius. A rising coaching star while in the MAAC, Nusseibeh is no stranger to the MAC as she previously served as an assistant coach at Miami (2019-21) and Bowling Green (2013-16). A 2009 graduate of American, Nusseibeh got her start as a graduate assistant at Cincinnati (2009-11) before coaching stints at Holy Cross (2011-13), and Manhattan (2016-19), where she was tabbed as the associate head coach.
With a record of 32-60 with the Golden Griffins, Nusseibeh built a team that went from six wins her first year to 17 in her third and did so by bringing in strong talent. Both Athina Lexa (2021-22) and Sisi Eleko (2022-23) were unanimous selections to the All-MAAC Rookie Teams before Lexa was named the 2023-24 MAAC Sixth Player of the Year and Eleko was the lone unanimous All-MAAC First Team selection.
A WHOLE NEW SQUAD
Eastern welcomes 13 newcomers to the 2025-26 class, including nine first-year NCAA student-athletes and four NCAA transfers. The newcomers include:
Graduate Student
Artemis Kouki (Western Michigan 2021-25)
Senior
Ainhoa Cea (Lipscomb 2022-25)
Juniors
Fernanda Ovalle (Xavier 2022-23)
Eirini Chatzinikoli
Ruby Brannon
Sophomores
Sarah Rekowski (Western Michigan 2024-25)
Marisa Cribari
Freshmen
Adrena Gordon
Peyton Hill
Paula Balada
Believe Tshibangu
Oliwia Pelka
Alli Zajac
A MELTING POT OF EAGLES
Eastern features nine international student-athletes on its 2024-25 roster, tying for the fourth-most in the nation. The international student-athletes include:
Ruby Brannon (Woonona, NSW, Australia)
Eirini Chatzinikoli (Athens, Greece)
Fernanda Ovalle (Santiago, Chile)
Ainhoa Cea (Irun, Spain)
Artemis Kouki (Athens, Greece)
Oliwia Pelka (Sosnowiec, Poland)
Sisi Eleko (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
Believe Tshibangu (Courtice, Ontario, Canada)
Paula Balada (Barcelona, Spain)
NOTABLE RETURNER: BROOKLYN THRASH
Senior Brooklyn Thrash is one of two Eagles returning to the squad from the 2024-25 season. Thrash started 28-of-29 games for the Green and White while averaging 6.8 points and 4.0 rebounds per game, and shot 38.7% from the field, 32.4% from three, and 74.6% from the free-throw line. Thrash's best performance last season came in an overtime loss to Miami, Feb. 26, as she tied a career best with 16 points, 10 rebounds, and set a career best with four three pointers made. The output marked her third career double-double and first as an Eagle.
NOTABLE NEWCOMER: AINHOA CEA
One of EMU's 13 newcomers is former Lipscomb standout Ainhoa Cea. Cea started all 92 games she played over three seasons with the Bisons, averaging 23.9 minutes, 4.9 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game while tallying 360 assists, the second-most in LU history, and ranking 11th in steals with 105. Cea led the ASUN in assists last season with 4.6, ranked second in assists-to-turnover ratio (1.6), and fourth in steals per game (1.6). She cemented herself in Lipscomb history, becoming the first Bisons player in their NCAA Division I era (since 2003-04) to post a triple-double with 15 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in a win at Morehead State, Nov. 17, becoming one of 28 NCAA student-athletes to record at least one triple-double last season. She also scored a career-high 25 points against Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 4, 2025) on 9-of-18 shooting, including 5-of-6 from three. Cea also brings three years of postseason experience with her to Ypsilanti as her Bison made the ASUN tournament all three of her seasons and made a trip to the WNIT First Round against Western Illinois last season.
NOTABLE NEWCOMER: FERNANDA OVALLE
Joining the Eagles this season is former BIG EAST All-Freshmen selection Fernanda Ovalle. Ovalle spent the 2022-23 season as a Xavier Musketeer before taking a two-year hiatus away from NCAA ball. That season, she averaged 8.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game while shooting 42.5% from the field and 34% from three-point range. The Santiago, Chile, native led all BIG EAST freshmen in rebounding (4.4) while ranking second in scoring (8.5). She also ranked second in total blocks (10), third in total assists (47), fourth in total steals (19), and fifth in field-goal percentage (.429).
FIBA FERNANDA
Eastern newcomer Fernanda Ovalle plays a pivotal role on Chile's U23 FIBA squads and has a plethora of international experience. Ovalle most recently competed in the FIBA U23 3x3 World Cup in Xionang, China, where she grabbed 10 points in 10 minutes to lead Chile to a win over the Philippines, Sept. 18. The junior also led Team Chile to a victory at the FIBA 3x3 Youth Nations League Americas 2 - Stop 6, July 27, 2025, also winning the first stop of the tournament, July 21. Overall, Ovalle saw action in 33 total FIBA 3x3 competitions from 2023-25, earning five first-place finishes and 12 top-three finishes.
Additionally, Ovalle was a member of the Chilean U15 South American Women's Championship Team in 2018 where she averaged a double-double with 17.6 points per game and 10.2 rebounds, earning MVP honors. She also led Team Chile to third place in the 2019 FIBA U16 Women's Americas Championship, where she again averaged a double-double, posting 17.8 points per game and 13 rebounds per game.
TRAILBLAZER: FERNANDA OVALLE
Fernanda Ovalle became the first Chilean-born NCAA Division I player with her debut at Miami (OH), Nov. 7, 2022. Ovalle is one of two current Chilean-born NCAA women's basketball student-athletes; the other is Valentina Ojeda of Rhode Island. Ovalle and Ojeda played high school ball together at Montverde Academy in Montverde, Fla., and have also competed in a multitude of international competitions together for Team Chile.
RIVAL TRANSFERS: KOUKI AND REKOWSKI
Two of Eastern's transfers - Artemis Kouki and Sarah Rekowski - come by way of EMU rival, Western Michigan.
Kouki spent her first four seasons in Kalamazoo, earning captain status in the 2024-25 campaign. Last season, Kouki averaged 3.1 points, 1.3 rebounds, 0.6 assists, and 0.6 steals per game for the Broncos. She scored a career-high 15 points at SMU (Nov. 12, 2024) with five made triples and opened the season with 11 points and a career-high five rebounds against Arkansas State (Nov. 4). Kouki also earned Academic All-MAC and CSC Academic All-District honors.
Rekowski spent her freshman season at WMU where she appeared in 18 games with one start. She scored two points in her debut against Arkansas State (Nov. 4), and scored a career-high eight points against Prairie View A&M (Dec. 17) on perfect 4-of-4 shooting from the floor before tying her mark at EMU (Jan. 1) with eight points on 4-of-5 shooting. She also grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against (Nov. 12) and finished the year with averages of 1.6 points, 1.9 rebounds, 0.3 assists, and 0.1 blocks.
STAR-STUDDED FRESHMAN: PEYTON HILL
Headlining the EMU freshmen class is Peyton Hill, a graduate of Incarnate Word Academy in Normandy, Mo. The program has won 15 state titles, including five consecutive, as Hill was a member of the past four Missouri Class 6 state titles (2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025). Hill was named the defensive player of the year as a senior as she added three player of the week honors during her senior season. Hill was twice named first-team all-tournament at the state competitions and twice at the district level. Hill also played for Napheesa Collier Elite under head coach Jordan Olufson and led it to the Run 4 Roses Gold Championship title three times as she was named to the all-tournament team. Hill lost just two games in her high school days, compiling a 119-2 mark.
AN EMU LEGACY: ALLI ZAJAC
Eastern freshman Alli Zajac has deep ties to the EMU basketball program as her parents, Jon and Kristy Zajac, both played basketball at Eastern Michigan. Her mom, the former Kristy Maska, ranks No. 18 all-time in EMU scoring (1,228 points) and No. 2 in made three-pointers (215) and earned All-MAC Second Team honors in 1998-99.
Zajac graduated from Tecumseh High School and played under head coach Kristy Zajac, her mother. She finished her prep career as the school's all-time leading scorer while also holding records for made field goals, made three-point field goals, made free throws, points in a single season, points per game average, and free throws made. A top five finisher in the Ms. Michigan voting, she earned first-team honors at the state, county, and league level in all four years and was the county's player of the year three times. Zajac was also named to the Dream Team, BCAM's Best of the Best, and the Michigan Division 2 Player of the Year. She helped the team to two regional titles, three district championships, and two league crowns on the hardwood before guiding the team to the 2025 state title.
OUR POSITIONS
Eastern's positions are atypical as they are named after successful WNBA players.
Sloot - 1 (Point Guard)
Weisse - 2 (Shooting Guard)
Young - 3 (Small Forward)
Meese - 4 (Power Forward)
Fowles - 5 (Center)
The point guard position is named after Courtney Vandersloot, the shooting guard is modeled after Sydney Wise, while the small forward position resembles Jackie Young, the power forward Emma Meesseman, and the center Sylvia Fowles.
EMU CAPTAINS
Eastern's Sisi Eleko, Brooklyn Thrash, Ainhoa Cea, and Artemis Kouki were named captains ahead of the 2025-26 season.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: FIBA
Eastern's Sisi Eleko, Fernanda Ovalle, and Oliwia Pelka all competed for their respective native countries in FIBA competitions recently. Eleko and Ovalle represented teams Canada and Chile, respectively, at the FIBA 3x3 Youth Nations League in Punta Arenas, Chile, as Ovalle led Team Chile to two victories on the first and final day of competition, before dropping 10 points in 10 minutes to lead Chile to a win over the Philippines at the FIBA U23 3x3 World Cup in Xionang, China in September. Pelka represented Poland at the FIBA U20 Eurobasket in Matosinhos, Portugal.
ON THE LIST
Eastern is scheduled to face the AP top-25 (No. 23) Michigan State Spartans in the third game of the season in East Lansing, Nov. 9. Along with MSU, EMU will face another Big Ten foe in Indiana, Dec. 14, who is receiving votes in the USA Today/WBCA Preseason poll. When it comes to mid-major rankings, EMU will take on the 10th and 11th-ranked teams in MAC opponents Kent State and Ball State, respectively, while Toledo, Buffalo, Bowling Green, Purdue Fort Wayne, Miami, and Robert Morris are all receiving votes in the College Insider Mid-Major Preseason Top 25.
UPCOMING MILESTONES
Brooklyn Thrash is two points away from reaching 500 in her NCAA career, 245 rebounds from 500, and 42 three-pointers away from 100. Ainhoa Cea is 43 points away from 500, 135 assists from the same total, and 123 rebounds away from 500. Fernanda Ovalle needs 260 points to reach the 500 mark. Sisi Eleko needs 218 rebounds to reach 1,000, is 233 points from 1,500, and needs 16 double-doubles to reach 50 in her NCAA tenure. Furthermore, Eleko needs 17 double-doubles to tie for the most in program history and 18 to be the sole record owner.
A LOOK AHEAD
Eastern is set for 29 regular-season games in 2025-26, 16 of which will be on the road and 13 that will be played at the home of EMU women's basketball - the George Gervin GameAbove Center. EMU will play 11 non-conference games and 18 MAC contests. EMU's first five games will take place on the road before returning home for the home opener against Robert Morris, Nov. 26.
EMU will face teams from six different NCAA Division I conferences - the Sun Belt Conference, Metro-Atlantic Athletic Conference, Summit League, Horizon League, Big Ten Conference, Atlantic 10 Conference, and one NAIA team (Defiance College).
SHOOTING STREAK
The Eagles have recorded at least one three-pointer in 133 consecutive games, the third-longest stretch since the start of the 1999-00 season, after scoring eight against Bowling Green last season, March 8. The longest streak in that period is 281 games, which started with seven makes at Northern Illinois, Jan. 31, 2002, and ended with no makes in the MAC Tournament, March 11, 2011, against Toledo. The second-longest lasted 157 games and started Dec. 9, 2014, until no makes halted the streak, Nov. 29, 2020, against visiting UIC.
GRITTY WINS
Eastern found a way to win in both wins in the 2024-25 season despite trailing by double figures as Eastern, who was down 10 at the end of the third quarter, came back to win, 76-72, at Northern Illinois (Feb. 22), after defeating visiting Xavier, 72-60, despite a 20-point halftime deficit, Dec. 1.
MAC PRESEASON POLL
The Mid-American Conference announced its Coaches Preseason Poll, Oct. 21. As a team, Eastern was predicted to finish 12th in the conference with 36 points. Kent State is predicted to win the regular season and conference tournament, placing first with 133 points and five first-place votes.
ELEKO SURPASSES 1,000 POINTS
With 2:32 remaining in the game at Ball State, Jan. 8, 2025, Sisi Eleko got free near the rim and scored on a layup to give her 11 points in the game to see her break the 1,000-career point barrier. Eleko finished the game with 14 points to become the first Eagle to reach the scoring milestone since Ce'Nara Skanes scored 1,031 points for the Eagles from 2020-23.
ON THE HORIZON
Eastern travels to St. Paul, Minn., to face the Tommies of St. Thomas University Friday, Nov. 14, 8 p.m. ET.
FOLLOW US
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