Women’s Basketball

Week 1 A-10 Women’s Basketball Power Rankings

Week 1 of the 2023 season is officially in the books, and what a week it was! The top performer was almost unanimously Fordham, who put together an incredibly strong performance at #17 Maryland to move up to the #2 spot this week. UMass retains the #1 spot after also impressing at #5 Tennessee this …

Loyola's WBB Staff: Marsha Frese, Jordan McCann, Sheila Boykin, Abi Scheid, and Chanise Jenkins

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Meet Loyola’s WBB Coaching Staff

On April 8, 2022 Loyola named Allison Guth as the 10th head coach in women’s basketball history. Since then, Guth has been working to hire and retain her staff for the upcoming season. If you’d like to read up on Coach Guth, check out our article on her right: here. But this article is about …

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Duquesne defeats Richmond, 80-68, snapping four-game losing streak

PITTSBURGH — The Duquesne Dukes (10-15, 5-8 A10) defeated the Richmond Spiders (14-12, 5-8 A10) 80-68 Wednesday at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse behind Precious Johnson’s double-double (14 points, 12 rebounds). Fatou Pouye led the team in points with 20, and was joined in double-digits by Tess Myers (15), Libby Bazelak (13), and Amaya Hamilton (12). …

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2022 A-10 Women’s Basketball Conference Preview & Bracketology

Welcome to the 2022 edition of the A-10 Women’s Basketball conference preview! It’s an exciting time for the Atlantic 10, as the Conference is arguably as strong as it has been in over five years, and the league is finally back in the conversation to get multiple bids to the NCAA Tournament! Before we get …

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2021 Women’s A-10 Tournament Preview

It’s finally that time of year again, and this year’s Women’s A-10 Tournament is shaping up to be a good one! Let’s meet the teams! #1 Dayton Overall record: 13-2 Conference record: 12-1 Dayton is the undisputed favorite heading into the 2021 Atlantic 10 Tournament. The Flyers have won the A-10 regular season for the …

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Saint Louis WBB encouraged by progress; hungry for more

Richmond, VA — The Saint Louis women’s basketball team has earned respect from its Atlantic 10 peers, but coach Lisa Stone is not satisfied. She is hungry for more. Last season the Billikens defeated Missouri for the first time and also bested Washington State but that was off-set by losses to Indiana State and Tulsa. …

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UMass WBB’s progress excites Verdi

Richmond, VA— It did not take long for Massachusetts women’s basketball coach Tory Verdi to sent a tweet regarding his team’s season-ending 91-51 defeat to Saint Louis in first round Atlantic 10 Championship play. I apologize for the embarrassing performance this afternoon. I promise you, that we will look much different next year! #WeWillWin — …

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Several new faces compliment Fordham WBB veterans

Richmond, VA — A lot of times a foreign tour is good for a team to get out if its bubble, see some sights and grow closer as a team. For the Fordham women’s basketball team, this was a necessary experience. Fordham has nine freshmen on this season, which has led to a more patient …

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Dayton WBB having fun by working hard

Richmond, VA— It is no secret that Dayton has been one of the women’s basketball powerhouses in the Atlantic 10 and a team many look at as a model for success. Under second-year coach Shauna Green, this has not changed as the Flyers are coming off an Atlantic 10 Championship title and automatic berth in …

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Confidence key for Bonnies WBB

Richmond, VA — During the season, watching film is often times comes with the mindset of preparing for the next opponent but it can be hard to be self-reflective when a season requires so much concentration. Second year St. Bonaventure women’s basketball coach Jesse Fleming refers to this as getting caught a bit in the …