Month: March 2005

WASHINGTON – The women’s basketball team’s worst enemy in the first half became its best friend after intermission. After shooting 2-for-8 from the free throw line in the first 20 minutes, the No. 15 Owls

WASHINGTON – Upon entering this season, junior guard Jennifer Owens was regarded as a team player. Women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley said Owens was always more willing to pass the ball than shoot it. Owens

The members of the men’s basketball team long ago resigned to the fact they must win the Atlantic Ten Conference Championship to earn a bid into the NCAA Tournament. So the Owls’ win over La

WASHINGTON – The No. 16 women’s basketball team dismantled Saint Joseph’s for the second time in two weeks Saturday, beating the Hawks, 61-51, in the quarterfinal round of the A-10 tournament. The Owls, who beat

The baseball team has set its goals high for the spring season. After narrowly missing the playoffs last season, the Owls intend to win the Atlantic Ten Conference title and advance to the Eastern Regional

Backup center Nehemiah Ingram delivered the biggest shot of the game for the men’s basketball team Saturday, just as he had four days earlier. With the Owls leading Massachusetts by two points in the second