W. Basketball: Making History
The Idaho women’s basketball team fell to No. 15 Washington Tuesday in a 105-53 blowout in Seattle. Junior post Brooke Reilly led Idaho (2-1) with 13 points. Sophomore guard Mikayla […]
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W. Basketball: Perfect Start
The Idaho women’s basketball took its second win of the season against California State-Fullerton , defeating the Titans 88-86. While the team grabbed another regular season win the Idaho women’s […]
W. Basketball: ‘A Long Way to Go’
Friday’s game between the Idaho women’s basketball team and Seattle U was a battle from the start. The Vandals came out on top with a 68-64 win to open nonconference […]
W. Basketball: Idaho Comes Out Strong
The Idaho women’s basketball team kick-started the season with an 83-45 win against Multnomah Saturday in the Memorial Gym. Idaho held the Lions to 20 percent shooting from the field […]
Sports Briefs 10/4/16
A learning experience The Idaho women’s golf team traveled to Spokane over the weekend to play in the Gonzaga Match Play tournament, competing against Gonzaga, Brigham Young and Seattle U. […]
W. Basketball: Fennelly Brings the Energy
High energy and enthusiasm is what Idaho women’s basketball assistant coach Steven Fennelly expects to bring to the table for the team starting this season. In addition to his passion […]
W. Basketball: Forde Won’t Break
Ali Forde is not a forgettable woman. The 6-feet-2-inch post would stand out in a crowd based on her height alone, despite the fact that she basically skips around campus […]
W. Basketball: Family Comes First
Family is the No. 1 priority for Idaho women’s basketball coach Jon Newlee. Anyone who has visited his office in the Kibbie Dome can see this, as the walls are covered […]
W. Basketball: Setting the Barr High
Former Vandal guard Stacey Barr reached the Grand Final Series of the Women’s National Basketball League (WNBL) earlier this month with the Australian-based Perth Lynx. After a distinguished senior season […]
W. Basketball: March Sadness
The Idaho women’s basketball team fell to No. 1 seed Baylor 89-59 during the first round of the NCAA tournament in Waco, Texas. The size and physical play of the […]