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Five burning questions: women’s

09 November 2010 Kyle Gauss

1. Who will replace LaKeisha Eaddy? Eaddy, who finished her career as Temple’s all-time steals leader and managed to dish out the second-most assists in program history, completed her eligibility last season. The 5-foot, 7-inch

Filling in the gaps

08 November 2010 Kyle Gauss

The women’s basketball team enters the season trying to replace departed leaders in center Jasmine Stone and guard LaKeisha Eaddy.

Women’s basketball prepare for next season

30 March 2010 Kyle Gauss

After losses in the NCAA Tournament, coaches Fran Dunphy and Tonya Cardoza have started assembling their lineups and schedules for November.

Women move onto the Round of 32

23 March 2010 Kyle Gauss

Temple defeated James Madison, 65-53, last Sunday. The Owls face Connecticut tonight.

Owls step up defense, beat James Madison

21 March 2010 Kyle Gauss

NORFOLK, Va. — By limiting star guard to Dawn Evans to 18 points on 30 percent shooting, senior guard LaKeisha Eaddy and the women’s basketball team advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament

Williams’ work pays off with regular playing time

16 February 2010 Kyle Gauss

After an injury to senior guard LaKeisha Eaddy, BJ Williams entered the starting lineup as the point guard for the women’s basketball team.

Seniors snap losing streak

08 December 2009 Kyle Gauss

For the first time since the 2005-2006 season, the women’s basketball team defeated Rutgers.

Revenge against Rutgers

04 December 2009

The women’s basketball team avenged last season’s regular season loss to Rutgers with a 62-51 win Wednesday night. Four Owls scored in double figures. Temple’s next game is Dec. 8 versus Hampton.

Counting on experience

10 November 2009 Kyle Gauss

Returning players like LaKeisha Eaddy and Kristen McCarthy and freshman Victoria Macaulay hope to lead the women back to the NCAA Tournament.

Prime spot at the point

10 November 2009

Senior LaKeisha Eaddy took on the job of point guard last year for the first time ever. She led the Owls with 165 assists, averaged 11.1 points per game (second on the team) and recorded 83 steals last season.