The SUNY Canton women's basketball team concluded a strong 2025-26 season, achieving a 19-7 overall record and securing the three seed in the SUNYAC playoffs. Under Head Coach Chris Klassen, this marks the fifth consecutive season with a winning record. The campaign highlighted a D-III era record of eight straight victories and notable games, including a comeback win over Oswego and multiple player accolades. However, the Roos were eliminated in the playoffs by Cortland, despite a commendable season filled with individual accomplishments and team records.

By the Numbers
  • 19 wins against 7 losses overall for the season.
  • 12-6 record in SUNYAC play, earning the team's three seed in the playoffs.
  • Sierra Pabo achieved over 1,000 career points during the season.
  • Kathleen McRobbie set a single-season program record with 43 blocks.
  • Team set a season record of 177 made three-point field goals.
State of Play
  • Team performed well with strong individual contributions, especially from Sierra Pabo and Kathleen McRobbie.
  • Decisive victories late in the season solidified positioning for playoffs.
  • Graduation will see key players depart, potentially impacting future seasons.
What's Next

The team anticipates adjustments after graduating several key contributors, including Hope Aniceto and Jayda Pina. Focus will likely shift to recruiting and developing younger players to maintain competitive performance in the SUNYAC. Monitoring offseason training and player development will be critical as the team seeks to build on this season’s successes.

Bottom Line

The Roos' impressive season underscores their growth and resilience, but strategic planning will be crucial going forward. Maintaining the winning tradition will depend on effectively integrating new talent and maximizing the potential of returning players. With several records broken this season, there's optimism alongside the challenge of rebuilding.