Dawn Staley - The Temple News

Owls suffer third straight loss in blowout fashion

18 December 2020 Brian Saunders

Temple shot 14 percent from the field and was outscored by 43 points in the second half.

Former Temple superstar reflects on WNBA’s activism

01 October 2020 Brian Saunders

The WNBA painted “Black Lives Matter” on the court during games and the players wore the name of Breonna Taylor on their jerseys.

Temple to face strong AAC opponents at McGonigle Hall

16 January 2018 Evan Easterling

Houston and UConn, which are top-50 Ratings Percentage Index teams, will face Temple this week.

Dawn Staley has ‘homecoming’ to Temple

22 December 2017 Austin Ampeloquio

Staley, who coached the Owls from 2000-08 and grew up in North Philadelphia, guided the University of South Carolina to an 87-60 win on Thursday at the Liacouras Center.

Candice Dupree’s No. 4 retired for Temple women’s basketball

22 December 2017 Kevin Schaeffer

Dupree, who played from 2002-06 and ranks in the top seven of program history in points and rebounding, had her uniform retired at halftime of the Owls’ 87-60 loss to the University of South Carolina on Thursday at the Liacouras Center.

Temple women’s basketball falls to No. 4 South Carolina

22 December 2017 Paiea Kalili

South Carolina senior forward A’ja Wilson had 28 points, 12 rebounds and eight blocks in the ranked Gamecocks’ 87-60 win on Thursday at the Liacouras Center.

Fourth-quarter outburst helps Temple beat Marist College

16 December 2017 Maura Razanauskas

Junior forward Lena Niang went 6-for-8 on 3-point attempts in Temple’s 83-77 victory against Marist College at McGonigle Hall on Saturday.

Women belong on pedestals

26 September 2017 Jayna Schaffer

The city of Philadelphia should have more monuments to honor notable women.

Temple coach Tonya Cardoza (center) talks to players during a huddle in a game against Rutgers. | Hua Zong TTN

Cardoza becomes program wins leader in Owls’ overtime victory

01 January 2017 Maura Razanauskas

The Owls held off Memphis in overtime to win their conference opener 73-67 as coach Tonya Cardoza passed Dawn Staley for the most wins in program history.