Tag: women’s basketball
No. 20 Syracuse overcomes sloppy play in 65-50 win over Maryland Eastern Shore
The Orange have now needed comebacks from slow starts in both of their first two games. Read More »
D.O. Sportscast: Women's basketball beat writers preview season
Syracuse women's basketball opened the season with a win against Ohio but face its biggest test on Nov. 24. Read More »
Versatile ‘hybrid’ frontcourt unlocks Syracuse offense
Forwards Emily Engstler, Brooke Alexander and Digna Strautmane create mismatches with size, playmaking, spacing. Read More »
Syracuse lands 5-star class of 2020 forward Kamilla Cardoso
Cardoso is the third top-100 player in the class of 2020 that has committed to SU. Read More »
Gallery: No. 21 Syracuse defeats Ohio, 66-54, in season-opener
The Orange defeated Ohio in Kiara Lewis' first game as SU's starting point guard. Read More »
Tighter zone saves delayed offense in 66-54 win over Ohio
After shooting 50% in the first quarter, Ohio only tallied three 3-pointers the rest of the game. Read More »
Kiara Lewis leads Syracuse past Ohio, 66-54, in season-opener
Lewis is getting the chance to start this season in Tiana Mangakahia's absence. Read More »
TIME TO SHINE: Basketball Guide 2019
With questions looming ahead of Syracuse basketball’s 2019-20 season, new opportunities arise for six players who’ve waited to shine. This is The Daily Orange’s Basketball Guide 2019. Read More »
GROWING UP: At Syracuse, graduate transfer Elemy Colome has a final chance to prove her maturity
Throughout her collegiate career, a lack of discipline and accountability have held Elemy Colome back. Now at SU, she said she’s grown up. Read More »
PAINTING A PATH: How Amaya Finklea-Guity turned 2 ‘niches’ into Syracuse's starting center
The Syracuse center has started in 64 of 65 games over the past two seasons, and is poised to maintain that role again this year. Read More »
'IT'S MY TIME': Amid unusual circumstances, Kiara Lewis is finally getting her chance to star for Syracuse
With Tiana Mangakahia set to miss the 2019-20 season after a breast cancer diagnosis, Kiara Lewis will be Syracuse’s starting point guard. Read More »
Syracuse women's basketball ranked No. 21 in AP Preseason Top 25
After a 25-win campaign in 2018-19, the Orange open the season next Tuesday against Ohio. Read More »
Syracuse releases full women’s basketball schedule
Nine of the Orange’s 18 conference games will be played in the Carrier Dome. Read More »
2020 5-star guard Priscilla Williams verbally commits to Syracuse
Priscilla Williams, a five-star recruit from Missouri, verbally committed to Syracuse on Monday afternoon. Read More »
Top 5 sporting events to attend at Syracuse this fall
Seven Syracuse sports begin in August including football, field hockey and men’s soccer. Read More »
Tiana Mangakahia to miss next season amid battle with breast cancer
The announcement was Mangakahia and Syracuse head coach Quentin Hillsman's first comment since her diagnosis was made public on July 1. Read More »
Tiana Mangakahia announces breast cancer diagnosis
Mangakahia, a point guard for Syracuse women's basketball, was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer on June 18. Read More »
Class of 2019 5-star recruit Alisha Lewis commits to Syracuse
Lewis had planned to attend Georgia Tech, but decommited after the Yellow Jackets fired head coach MaChelle Joseph on April 9. Read More »
Syracuse adds former WNBA star DeLisha Milton-Jones as assistant
DeLisha Milton-Jones most recently led Pepperdine to its first winning season since 2010-11. Read More »
Isis Young announces grad transfer to Fordham
Young graduated from Syracuse after playing two seasons averaging 5.6 points per game. Read More »
Veronika Vorackova, Kadiatou Sissoko to transfer from Syracuse
Sissoko started one game for the Orange in 2018-19, and appeared in seven. Read More »
Former Syracuse forward Marie-Paule Foppossi to transfer to Rhode Island
The redshirt sophomore will follow former assistant coach Tammi Reiss to Rhode Island. Read More »
Syracuse picks up graduate transfer Elemy Colome from Rhode Island
Colome led Rhode Island in points per game last season (14.1) in her first year as a full-time starter. Read More »
Tiana Mangakahia to return for senior season
The point guard averaged 16.9 points and 8.4 assists per game this season. Read More »