Women's Basketball Archives - Page 29 of 37

Storming the court: An epidemic

Daniel Schmidt • February 25, 2015

Storming the court. It's meant to be a once-in-a-lifetime type of thing. Something you get to tell people. “Yeah I was there and yeah, it was incredible.” I'll never forget when dozens of MQP faithful...

Senior Bree Fowler approaches her final games

Bobby Ceresia • February 25, 2015

She’s been through this all before. She was a freshman, completely new to the summer workouts and daily practices being run by women’s basketball coach Robin Pingeton. She was a sophomore, setting...

Holmes returns following rough start as Tiger

Bruno Vernaschi • February 18, 2015

On Feb. 5 at Mizzou Arena, a tall figure checked in for Missouri’s women’s basketball team as it took on Texas A&M. This player was not on the Aggies’ scouting report. In her first minute on the...

Michaelis struggles to find consistency

Bobby Ceresia • February 18, 2015

Against the top-ranked South Carolina women’s basketball team, she scored a career-high 22 points. Going up against Texas A&M and Auburn a month later, she didn’t make a single shot. Her very next...

Missouri’s Hudyn finds her way into starting lineup

Bruno Vernaschi • February 11, 2015

As one of the earlier, and one of many, injuries on the Missouri women’s basketball team, junior forward Michelle Hudyn was lucky enough to find herself back on track last month. After suffering a stress...

Maddie Stock is simply on fire

Bobby Ceresia • February 11, 2015

The Missouri women’s basketball team has its niche players when it comes to scoring. Sophomore forward Jordan Frericks has been very effective scoring from directly under the hoop but has admitted to...

Tigers’ turnovers lead to trampling by Texas A&M

Bobby Ceresia • February 6, 2015

The whole game had a sense of familiarity, and that feeling has both upsides and downsides. Senior guard Morgan Eye made another trio of 3-pointers, inching closer and closer to breaking the NCAA career...

Missouri struggles in conference play

Bruno Vernaschi • January 28, 2015

The Missouri women’s basketball team has hit a rough patch. The name of that rough patch? The Southeastern Conference. Going into conference play, the Tigers were on a roll, with a 10-3 record and...

Mizzou falls to Kentucky in a long-distance battle

Bobby Ceresia • January 26, 2015

From the start of the game Sunday night, it was clear Missouri was off. The full-court press put on by the Kentucky women’s basketball team (16-4, 5-2 Southeastern Conference) was forcing Mizzou (11-9,...

Reaction: Tigers lose fourth straight

Daniel Witt • January 21, 2015

Missouri men’s basketball had lost its previous three games by a combined 63 points, but 49 of those came in a historically bad loss against No. 1 Kentucky on Jan. 13. One can now add another 12 points...

As injuries plague Tigers, Fowler fills forward role

Bobby Ceresia • December 18, 2014

When she collapsed under the basket clutching her knee during the Missouri women's basketball game against Colorado Dec. 12, it was clear. Sophomore forward Kayla McDowell was out for the rest of the season...

Chemistry boosts Tigers past Saint Louis

Bruno Vernaschi • December 9, 2014

Late in the second half of Missouri’s 74-50 win over Saint Louis on Monday night, senior guard Morgan Eye hit a 27-foot 3-pointer to extend the Tigers’ lead. She said she was “just kind of feeling...