SELINSGROVE, PA - Susquehanna women's basketball notched three All-Landmark Conference selections in Julia Pinckert, Julia Roth, and Carly George. Both Julia Roth and Julia Pinckert were named First-Team Honors, with Carly George being named Second-Team. All three seniors led the River Hawks to their best season since 1991-92, finishing the year by clinching Susquehanna's first ever two-seed in the Landmark Conference Tournament, while also notching 21 wins for their first 20-win season since 1994-95. 

Susquehanna started their season out hot, defeating the University of Mary Washington and nationally-ranked Gettysburg College en route to reclaiming the annual Tip-Off Tournament title. Susquehanna continued their storybook season by defeating Muhlenberg College and Juniata College. Susquehanna's first adversity came against Elizabethtown College, where a close battle ended in the Blue Jays favor. 

Susquehanna's loss to Elizabethtown did not deter their season, as the team won their next seven straight games. Susquehanna defeated Misericordia University, Wilkes University, Moravian University, and Eastern University all ahead of their trip down to Puerto Rico. Susquehanna's Puerto Rico opponents proved worthy, as the River Hawks defeated Union College, before narrowly defeating Montclair State University 63-61. Susquehanna returned to PA to face-off with Lycoming College, where the team defeated the Warriors to push their win streak to seven.

Susquehanna was defeated by the University of Scranton in The Palestra, before falling to Catholic University. Despite the two game losing streak, the River Hawks picked right back up where they left off, winning 10 of their remaining 11 regular season contests. Susquehanna defeated Drew University and Goucher College ahead of their rematch against Elizabethtown College. The Blue Jays were stunned when SU defeated them 75-62. Susquehanna continued to win as the team took down Juniata College and Moravian University, giving head coach Gabby Holko her 99th career win. Susquehana defeated Wilkes University to push Holko's win total to 100. 

Susquehanna defeated Lycoming College, before winning a thriller at Catholic University with a last second Sydney Weyant lay up. Susquehanna rounded out the regular season taking down Goucher College and Drew University on their way to clinching their first ever two-seed in the Landmark Conference. Susquehanna's storybook season came to a close in the Landmark Conference semifinals against Elizabethtown College.

Julia Pinckert: Started all 26 games...finished her career in fifth all-time in three pointers made with 113...finished with 406 career assists, good enough for third all-time...recorded 560 rebounds, placing her in 11th all-time...scored 264 points this season, averaging 10.2 points per game...shot 44.1% from the field...pulled down 149 rebounds, averaging 5.7 per game...recorded 50 steals and one block during the season...scored a season high 21 points against Moravian on 1/31/26...played a season high 42 minutes against Catholic on 2/11/26...netted 39 three-pointers this season, shooting 40.6% from beyond the arc

Julia Roth: Appeared in and started in 25 games...led the team in double-doubles, recording 14...finished her career with 936 points, while also pulling down 644 rebounds, good enough for ninth all-time...scored 337 points this season, averaging 13.5 per game...pulled down 236 rebounds, averaging 9.4 per game...recorded 55 steals to go along with 12 blocks...shot 45.0% from the field...tallied 59 points at the free throw line, shooting 60.2%...recorded a season high 25 points against Mary Washington on 11/08/25...pulled down at least 10 rebounds in 16 different games

Carly George: Started all 26 games...finished her career in tenth all-time in rebounds with 643...received her first Athlete of the Week honors this season...shot 51.9% from the field, netting 294 points, averaging 11.3 per game...recorded 21 blocks and 16 steals...pulled down 204 rebounds, averaging 7.8 per game...recorded four double-doubles...reached the Landmark Conference semifinals, while clinching the 2-seed for the first time in her career...recorded four 20-points games this season, with the most recent coming against Drew University on 2/21/26...set a season high with 23 points against Moravian on 12/06/25