Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart
RIT Women’s Soccer to Compete in Liberty League Final Against Vassar The Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) women’s soccer team is set to face Vassar College in the Liberty League Tournament final. This much-anticipated match is scheduled for Saturday, October 28, 2023, at 2:00 PM. Match Overview The clash will take place on the turf of Vassar College, providing a competitive backdrop as both teams vie for the championship title. RIT has demonstrated impressive skills throughout the season, culminating in their advancement to this final matchup. Team Performance RIT has consistently showcased a strong defensive strategy, complemented by an agile…
Mercer Women’s Basketball Opens Home Season with Loss to Clemson The Mercer Bears faced a tough start to their home season in women’s basketball, suffering a 72-51 defeat against the Clemson Tigers on November 6. This match was the Bears’ second of the season, bringing their record to 1-1, while Clemson improved to 2-0. Game Overview In the first half, Mercer managed to stay competitive, trailing by just 11 points at halftime. However, Clemson increased their lead significantly in the final period. The Bears struggled offensively, shooting only 33% from the field and 38% from three-point range. Mercer’s defense held…
Rainbow Wahine Fall Invitational Wrap-Up Honolulu/Seattle, Wash. – The University of Hawai’i women’s tennis team concluded their participation in the Rainbow Wahine Fall Invitational with a solid day of doubles matches, despite adverse weather conditions that limited play at the UH Tennis Complex. In Seattle, the doubles team of Grete Gull and Sophie Rachor engaged in the consolation rounds of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) Sectional Championships. Doubles Competition Highlights During Friday’s matches, Allaire Berl and Emma Forgac delivered a strong performance against Hawai’i Pacific’s Annika Hakovirta and Evi Roobol, winning the match with a score of 6-4. In another…
Virginia women’s basketball is entering a promising season with a balanced lineup, but a crucial question remains: who will join junior guard Kymora Johnson and senior guard Paris Clark as a key contributor? The departure of senior forward Latasha Lattimore to Ole Miss via the transfer portal has created a noticeable gap in both offensive and defensive production, amplifying the need for strong performances from the wing and center positions. In their season opener against Morgan State, the Cavaliers found an unexpected ally in graduate guard Romi Levy. Her performance not only helped the team secure a commanding victory but…
UChicago Women’s Basketball Opens Season with Victory DE PERE, Wis. – The University of Chicago women’s basketball team kicked off their 2025-26 season with a hard-fought win against St. Norbert. The matchup took place on Friday night and showcased a mix of tenacity and skill from the Maroons. Game Highlights The game started as a closely contested affair, with neither team able to secure a substantial lead during the first quarter. However, UChicago found momentum early in the second quarter, launching a crucial 6-0 run. This surge, fueled by layups from Annabelle Spotts and Chris Sanders, allowed the Maroons to…
Next Match: at Southeast Missouri State University 11/08/2025 | 2:00 p.m. Nov. 08 (Sat) / 2:00 p.m. at Southeast Missouri State University History CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – In their recent contest, the Lindenwood women’s volleyball team (10-11, 6-7 OVC) faced a tough opponent in Southeast Missouri State University, suffering a 3-1 defeat. The Redhawks improved their record to 15-12, with a conference standing of 7-6 OVC. Match Overview The match began with a competitive first set, which featured seven lead changes. Despite a closely contested battle, Lindenwood secured a narrow victory in the opening set, winning 25-23, bolstered by six…
Hope College Women’s Basketball Team: A New Era Begins The Hope College women’s basketball team is gearing up for a pivotal season, aiming to leave behind the challenges of the previous year. Under the leadership of Head Coach Brian Morehouse, the Flying Dutch are emphasizing a forward-looking approach as they prepare for the 2025-26 season. Focused on Future Success After experiencing a disappointing end to last season, which concluded their streak of NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, the Flying Dutch have chosen to focus on present opportunities. Morehouse stated, “I think it’s motivating for me, but we also have a…
The participation of women in the military has a rich history, often relegated to non-combat roles despite their ability to take on much more challenging responsibilities. With the lifting of combat restrictions in 2013, women continue to break barriers and challenge longstanding stereotypes. Key Insights Janice Gravely, a military veteran, was initially barred from combat roles but eventually pursued opportunities that pushed the boundaries. She emphasizes that women do not require altered standards; instead, they need equal opportunities to prove themselves. Leadership representation remains a concern, with only 10 women ever achieving a fourth star, and currently, there are none…
Presbyterian College Women’s Wrestling Team Set for First Tournament ADRIAN, Mich. – The #5 ranked Presbyterian College women’s wrestling team is gearing up for their first tournament of the 2025-26 season, poised to compete at the Adrian Invitational on Sunday, November 9, at 10:00 AM. Presbyterian College (PC) comes into this tournament after a dominant start in dual meets, winning three matches by a staggering 118 points. The team is set to face a competitive field of 15 colleges, including familiar adversaries such as Sacred Heart, Campbellsville, and Frostburg State. Strong Performance in Dual Play In their last dual matches…
Overview of Pepperdine Women’s Golf Fall Performance In the final fall Scoreboard National Rankings released on Wednesday, Pepperdine University’s women’s golf team finishes the season with an impressive No. 9 national ranking. This achievement comes after a series of successful tournaments, cementing the Waves’ place among the top collegiate programs in the nation. Season Highlights The Waves showcased remarkable consistency and skill in their performances across three key tournaments: Golfweek Red Sky Classic: 2nd Place Stanford Intercollegiate: 4th Place ANNIKA Intercollegiate: 7th Place These competitive finishes allowed Pepperdine to defeat several top-10 ranked opponents, contributing significantly to their rise in…