Women’s basketball senior guard Natalie Clydesdale won NEWMAC Player Of The Week on Feb. 24, in the final week of her college career, but she said the accolade is barely crossing her mind.
“As great...
The sixth seed women’s basketball team lost by a score of 77-65 to third seed Smith College in the NEWMAC quarterfinals.
This is the second season in a row the Lions lost in the New England Women’s...
The women’s basketball team won its fifth game in a row to remain undefeated in the NEWMAC with an 87-31 win over Mount Holyoke College.
Despite nine turnovers in the first half, the team held...
The women’s basketball team lost 56-45 to Worcester Polytechnic Institute, extending its losing streak to two games.
After their last home loss against Gordon College, the Lions got off to a slow...
The women’s basketball team lost in the quarterfinals of the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference playoffs for the second straight year on Tuesday. The Lions finished their regular season...
By Andrew Lin and Lara Hill
The women’s basketball team honored forward Charlie Boyle and guard Natalie Busch on senior day and extended the Lions’ five-game winning streak with a 61-55 victory...
The women’s basketball team defeated Babson College 66-52 in a one-sided game on Wednesday night.
Emerson took control by never trailing the Beavers in the game. The Lions jumped out to a quick 4-2...
The women’s basketball team improved their record to 5-4 in the New England Women’s and Men’s Conference after securing a 60-51 victory against Wheaton College on Jan. 24.
Emerson trailed 25-23...
The Emerson women’s basketball team dominated Wellesley College 73-56 on Wednesday night in its conference opener with the help of junior guard Natalie Clydesdale’s 21 points.
Last season, Emerson...
By Kyle Bray, Former Managing Editor: Visual and Design February 28, 2018
Four of Emerson’s basketball players received honors from the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference this week.
Junior Geoff Gray of the men’s basketball team was named to the...
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