Women's Basketball Recaps - November 25
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Pye Leads all Scorers as Rams Defeat Concord Tuesday Afternoon
Athens, W.V. - The Winston-Salem State University women's basketball team dominates Concord University 89-63, inside the Carter Center. Read More...
Last-second basket results in 65-64 loss in Keiser Thanksgiving Classic
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. | Florida Memorial University was seconds away from its third-straight win in round one of the Keiser Thanksgiving Classic. Read More...
Ariel Jefferson Picked As SWAC Newcomer of the Week
The Mississippi Valley State University women's basketball program only participated in one game last week, but Ariel Jefferson was impressive enough to lay claim to the Southwestern Athletic Conference's Newcomer of the Week honor. Read More...
Norfolk State Suffers Road Setback at App State
Da'Brya Clark led NSU with 14 points, adding three assists and two steals. Cire Worley pulled down a team-high six rebounds, while Jasha Clinton and Ciara Bailey each grabbed four. Read More...
Alcorn State Battles Providence to Close Out Florida Trip
Niceville, Fla. – Alcorn State wrapped up its appearance at the Emerald Coast Classic on Tuesday morning, falling 64–33 to Providence at Raider Arena. The Lady Braves moved to 2–5 on the season, while Providence improved to 5–2. Read More...
Eagles Host UNCG in Morning Matchup On Thanksgiving Eve
DURHAM, N.C. – After a two-game road swing, North Carolina Central returns home for a morning women's basketball tilt against UNC Greensboro on Wednesday, Nov. 26, at McDougald-McLendon Arena. The Thanksgiving Eve game is set for 11 a.m. Read More...
Durrell and Mackin Sweep SIAC Weekly Women’s Basketball Awards
Tuskegee women's basketball swept the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) weekly honors as guard Arianna Durrell was named SIAC Newcomer of the Week and forward Shemaiah Mackin earned SIAC Player of the Week, following a dominant 2-0 conference stretch for the Golden Tigers. Read More...
Sparks of Purpose: Zennia Thomas
Zennia Thomas' foundation was built long before the lights came on, in rooms where no one cheered — only cared. Read More...
Talladega College Women’s Basketball Earns Statement Win Over NCAA Division II Montevallo
The Talladega College Lady Tornadoes delivered a powerful performance on the road Monday night, securing a 60–51 victory over NCAA Division II opponent University of Montevallo. From start to finish, Talladega played poised, aggressive, and confident, showing the type of energy that signals major growth within the program. Read
Bulldogs Improve to 3–1 with Commanding Win over Raiders
BOWIE, MD —The Bowie State women's basketball (3-1) delivered a dominant performance on Monday night, rolling past Shippensburg University with an 83-54 victory inside A.C. Jordan Arena. Read More...
SIAC Women's Basketball Weekly Honors: Nov. 25
ATLANTA — The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Women's Basketball Players of the Week on Tuesday, Nov. 25, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in games played last week. Tuskegee University's Shemaiah Mackin and Arianna Durrell were recognized. Read More...
OVC Women's Basketball Report - November 25
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Hornets fall 76-59 to Hampton
The Hornets lost to Hampton 76-59, highlighting a tough game with challenges in offense and defense. Despite effort, they couldn't overcome Hampton’s strong performance. Read More...
Women's Basketball Faces Tough Loss to Harris Stowe, 49-72
HBCU women's basketball falls 49-72 to Harris-Stowe, highlighting challenges and areas for growth. Despite tough loss, the team remains motivated to improve and compete hard in upcoming games. Read More...
Pirates Run Away From Hornets in 76-59 Win
HAMPTON, Va. (Nov. 24, 2025) … They say that basketball is a game of runs, and Monday night's Hampton vs. Delaware State women's basketball contest proved that theory 100 percent accurate. Read More...