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Mary Harvill

Mary Harvill

About Mary Harvill

Based in Spokane, WA. Covering the USF Dons 2014 to the present. I also tend to follow that "other" WCC team, Gonzaga and University of Portland. NCAA basketball bracketologist. Hoopfest Volunteer. Apprentice football referee. Medical records specialist. Trained as a lawyer. Portland Winterhawks WHL hockey fan thanks to my daughter and Community Outreach Coordinator Lesley Dawson. Pro rodeo fan.

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The San Francisco Dons will look to bounce back in 2015-16 after their attempt to become a breakout WCC team was derailed last year.
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He never saw the spotlight, but Gavin Hoffman was a key role players for four years with the San Francsico Dons.
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Senior Send-Off: San Francisco's Kruize Pinkins
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After spending 3 years playing at San Francisco, Mark Tollefsen leaves his mark on the program as a versatile big man and dependable scorer.
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Though not a marquee name on the San Francisco roster, Chris Adams has been a solid four year contributor to the men’s basketball program.
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The overhaul of the San Francisco Dons roster is taking shape as the WCC school has added three recruits to the roster.
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San Francisco Dons forward Matt Christiansen will forego his senior season of basketball to finish his final year at Oklahoma as a normal student.
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Productive, versatile and unbelievable self-motivation are important characteristics of Matt Glover’s career with the San Francisco Dons.
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It was an all WCC final in the 2015 State Farm Three Point Shootout as Cassandra Brown of Portland defeated Kevin Pangos of Gonzaga.
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Check out the final standings of the West Coast Convo 2015 NCAA Tournament Bracketology Competition!
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The San Francisco Dons are losing one of their anchors for next season as Mark Tollefsen will graduate and seek to transfer to play as a grad student.
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