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Comeback complete in overtime

17 November 2009

Trailing by as many as 18 points, the Owls won, 82-78, in overtime.

Who will take over in the frontcourt for Shenita Landry and Shanea Cotton? It could be junior center Marli Bennett or freshman center Victoria Macaulay, or it could be senior forward Jasmine Stone, who came

Women’s games to watch

10 November 2009 Christian Audesirk

Last year, the Owls defeated then-No. 13 Xavier. This year, they’ll have plenty of opportunities to beat ranked opponents with games against the likes of Auburn, Rutgers, Duke and Xavier both on the road and at home.

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.

Lindsay Kimmel leaving the Owls

31 March 2009

TTN has learned the sophomore guard may be headed to the Main Line just a week after the women’s basketball team’s season came to an end.

Pattern repeats after elimination in 1st round

31 March 2009

The 2008-2009 season brought the good and the bad for Temple basketball, as early season struggles paved the way for a men’s A-10 Championship and two NCAA Tournament berths in March.

Owls down G.W., clinch No. 2 seed

01 March 2009

Kristen McCarthy had 15 points to lead the women’s basketball team to a hard-fought win in the nation’s capital. The Owls will also be the No. 2 seed in next weekend’s A-10 Tournament.

Owls end Xavier’s perfect conference record with upset

25 February 2009

Owls win 21st straight home conference game as they send off their two seniors

Owls take care of business vs. Richmond

21 February 2009

The Owls beat the Spiders, 65-52, behind junior guard LaKeisha Eaddy’s 21 points. A showdown with No. 17 Xavier, which is undefeated in the A-10 at 11-0, looms Wednesday.

Owls swoop past the Hawks again

15 February 2009

A 26-6 run in the second half and senior forward Shanea Cotton’s 19 points led Temple past Saint Joseph’s, 60-48. Charlotte, the No.2 team in the Atlantic Ten Conference, looms on Wednesday.

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