Women's Basketball

Lehigh Picked To Repeat As Patriot League Champion

11/3/2009

Lehigh was selected first in the 2009-10 Patriot League Women's Basketball Preseason Poll with 97 points and 13 first-place votes. ... [Read More]

American To Host USA Women's Basketball Team Event At Bender ...

9/30/2009

The USA Basketball Women's National Team has announced that American University's Bender Arena will be the host location for the team'... [Read More]

Patriot League Basketball Games to Appear on CBS College Sports

9/23/2009

The Patriot League and CBS College Sports Network announced Wednesday that a dozen League basketball games will appear on the network ... [Read More]

Lehigh Ranked 15th in Women's Basketball Division I Academic Top 25

7/10/2009

The Lehigh women's basketball team finished with the 15th-best team grade point average on the 2008-09 NCAA Division I Academic Top 25... [Read More]

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8/31/09 - Women's Basketball
Reed Excels at Navy
Beth Reed isn't sure if anything totally prepares a student for the demands of the U.S. Naval Academy. But the busy schedule she kept while attending Bishop Chatard High School probably was as good as anything, she said. Reed is the starting goalkeeper, and her teammates voted her the lone captain. She was a reserve guard in basketball last season. MORE [+]

8/22/09 - Women's Basketball
Family Affair at Army
The journey that began in a gymnasium on Poughkeepsie's Boardman Road more than a dozen years ago continued in Orange County. That's when the U.S. Military Academy at West Point announced Maureen Magarity, a 1999 graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes High School who graduated from Marist College in 2004, had been promoted to associate head coach of its women's basketball team. With the promotion, Magarity becomes the top assistant under her father, Dave Magarity. MORE [+]

3/27/09 - Women's Basketball
Lehigh University Heads to the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament
Lehigh University was crowned Patriot League women's basketball champion in 2009, and went on to face Auburn in the first round of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. Read features and game articles from Lehigh's NCAA contest. MORE [+]

3/27/09 - Women's Basketball
Holy Cross' Ward Finds Transition to College a Challenge
When you're a big fish moving from a small pond to a much larger pond, you first have to learn how to swim with the bigger fish. That's true at the Division I college level. And in women's basketball, that's especially true at point guard. Westerly's Meredith Ward has been making that transition and has just completed her freshman season with the Holy Cross Crusaders. MORE [+]

3/17/09 - Women's Basketball
So Good, So Wise, So Young
Maggie Dixon's death made no sense. A month before, she had prowled the Army sideline in high heels and earrings, chomping on her gum a mile a minute. Given the head coaching job just 12 days before the season began, she'd taken the Black Knights to the Patriot League championship game, and oh, was she a chip off the old block. MORE [+]

3/13/09 - Women's Basketball
Family Effort Lifts Lehigh to NCAA Berth
Lehigh women's basketball Head coach Sue Troyan has led Division I teams to multiple conference titles in two sports: softball and basketball. And that's something not even Geno Auriemma or Pat Summitt can claim. Then again, she's still just the second-most successful coach in her own house, at least if you're counting Patriot League championship trophies. MORE [+]

3/6/09 - Women's Basketball
Success is Inside Job for Holy Cross' Campbell
Last summer, Elizabeth Campbell underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum in her left hip, and come November, she was still feeling the effects. Campbell, a Holy Cross sophomore, has played in every game, making 12 starts, and though she still experiences a nagging pain in her hip from time to time, she's returning to the form that made her a selection to the Patriot League All-Rookie Team as a freshman. MORE [+]