Women’s Basketball: A Streak-snapping victory
A road trip proved to be just what the Idaho women’s basketball squad needed to pick up a win. The Vandals traveled to Portland State Saturday where they scored a […]
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Women’s Basketball: Slow Start in Sacramento
Idaho did not manage to start 2018 on the right foot. The Vandals lost their matchup at Sacramento State Thursday, 79-64. Despite strong individual stat lines from regular contributors, Idaho […]
Women’s Basketball: Vandal Turnovers
Idaho women’s basketball came up short against Northern Colorado Saturday, falling 78-72 in the Cowan Spectrum. Junior guard Mikayla Ferenz got the game going for the Vandals on the opening […]
Women’s Basketball: Clawing the Hawks
Big Sky play started off with a bang for Idaho women’s basketball following its 80-75 win over North Dakota Thursday in the Cowan Spectrum. “Obviously, it was a tale of […]
Women’s Basketball: Gaining Momentum
Idaho Vandal women’s basketball dominated the Eastern Oregon Mountaineers in an 84-70 win in Boise Thursday night. Idaho (4-7) took a commanding victory over Eastern Oregon (12-3) to snap its […]
Women’s Basketball: Drowned by the Devils
Idaho women’s basketball is now 0-4 this season against Power Five programs after taking a 77-33 loss to Arizona State Monday night. Idaho head coach Jon Newlee said in a […]
Women’s Basketball- Vandal Shooting Woes
The Idaho Vandals fell short to the Seattle University in a 68-60 game at the Memorial Gym on Friday. Shooting troubles continued for Idaho bringing another loss for the troubled […]
Women’s Basketball : Identity Theft
The Vandals played a very different style Saturday night, and the result were not great. Idaho (3-5) lost to Wyoming (6-3) 70-64 and the normally sharpshooting Vandals took on a […]
Women’s Basketball: Taming the Titans
Idaho’s game against California State Fullerton was never in doubt. The girls led for the entirety of the game and maintained at least a 20-point for most of the second […]
Opinion: Let it Rain
Last season, Idaho women’s basketball was second among all Division I teams for three-point field goals made and was one of only four teams to take at least 1000 threes. […]