January, 2015 - The Temple News

Rebecca Breland and Monet Stuckey-Willis lead a women’s tennis roster that features nine underclassmen.

Kim Jones, 56, was shot and killed at 12th and Jefferson streets Tuesday morning.

Feyonda Fitzgerald led Temple with 16 points off the bench, but the No. 2 Huskies dominated in a 92-58 rout Wednesday night.

The Owls had no answer for SMU’s Markus Kennedy, who led SMU to a 60-55 victory with his game-high 21 points.

Kim Jones, 56, was shot at 12th and Jefferson streets while catching the SEPTA No. 23 bus in broad daylight.

Teresa Soufas, leaving due to health reasons, said she will return after a sabbatical.

Following a turbulent stretch, athletes say new women’s track & field coach Elvis Forde has fostered a positive environment.

Caitlyn Ricci’s parents are appealing a court order to pay their daughter’s $16,000 tuition.

The Owls gained national attention after a 6-1 winter session, including an upset win against No. 10 Kansas.