Women's Basketball - The Temple News

Temple women’s basketball hopes depth, health will improve play

05 November 2019 Adam Sloate

Last season, the Owls had a 0-3 stretch in which they only had seven healthy players.

Graduate forward brings back skill from Senegal National Team

05 November 2019 Cayden Steele

Graduate student Lena Niang played for Senegal’s national team over the summer.

Temple women’s basketball schedule released

20 September 2019 Adam Sloate

Temple will play two games in Mexico in late November.

Dunphy, several Owls receive Big 5 honors

17 April 2019 Dante Collinelli

Fran Dunphy was part of three former Temple ‘greats’ to be inducted to the Big 5 Hall of Fame on Monday night at The Palestra. Multiple athletes from men’s and women’s basketball also received awards.

Temple women’s basketball players honored with multiple Big 5 awards

05 April 2019 Dante Collinelli

Alliya Butts, Mia Davis, Marissa Mackins and Emani Mayo will all be awarded at the Big 5 award ceremony at the Palestra on Monday, April 15.

Temple women’s basketball’s ‘disappointing season’ ends in AAC tourney

12 March 2019 Maura Razanauskas

The Owls did not live up to their own expectations, finishing the year with an 11-19 record.

Temple women’s basketball season ends in upset loss to Memphis

09 March 2019 Maura Razanauskas

The Tigers came back from a 15-point fourth quarter deficit to upset the Owls 59-58 on Friday night in Uncasville, Connecticut in the first-round of the American Athletic Conference Tournament.

Temple women’s basketball rides hot second-half to beat Memphis

05 March 2019 Dante Collinelli

The Owls outscored the Tigers 48-19 in the second half on Monday night in Memphis, Tennessee.

Mackins boosts Temple women’s basketball’s offense despite loss

01 March 2019 Maura Razanauskas

Despite Temple only scoring 22 points in the first half, Marissa Mackins tied a career-high 19 points, while “playing with pride.”

Women’s Basketball drops third straight game to Tulsa

28 February 2019 Dante Collinelli

With 6 minutes, 56 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, sophomore forward Mia Davis made a layup and a foul shot to tie the game at 52. But that was as close as the Owls