Seneca Sting varsity student-athlete Samantha Evans, a fourth-year point guard for the 8-0, No. 1-ranked Senecan women's basketball squad, will be featured on Sportsnet Radio 590 THE FAN on Sunday, Dec. 18 between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.

Evans, a native of Scarborough, Ont. and a student in the Recreation and Leisure Services program at Seneca, is a former Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) silver and bronze medalist, rookie of the year and led the OCAA in steals in 2007.  Evans has also competed for Seneca at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) women's basketball national championship.  In addition to being an outstanding athlete and student, Samantha finds time to serve as the assistant coach for the Scarborough Blues girls basketball team, as well as an instructor for a steelpan drumming group that performs at local hospitals.

In their last game, the Sting women's team defeated the Georgian Grizzlies by a score of 74-37, improving their record to a league best 8-0 mark for the season. At the holiday break, the Sting have plenty of reason to feel festive heading into the New Year. Seneca is the best defensive team in the OCAA having given up only 317 points in their eight games this season.  The Sting (619 points-for) is second in scoring behind the Sheridan Bruins (7-2 record, 651 points-for).

The Sting women's basketball squad can next be seen in action during their upcoming collegiate tournament in the New Year. The 2012 Seneca Sting Women's Basketball Classic takes place on January 6 and 7 at Newnham Campus Gymnasium (Building G, Sports Centre, Lower Level).  Seneca is also proud to serve as host of the 2012 OCAA Women's Basketball Championship, March 1-3, 2012.

Those who are unable to listen to the interview live can find it archived after Sunday at the following address: www.Sportsnet590.ca.

Source: Seneca College