Women’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: College of Charleston
Now in her second year, Coach Robin Harmony attempts to claw a young Cougars team back into the top half of the CAA for the first time since 2013-14.
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Men’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: Drexel
The Dragons return their most talented core of the Zach Spiker era. But will a lack of depth cause Drexel to languish in the bottom half of the league yet again?
Men’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: UNCW
UNCW endured a turbulent season in 2019-20, with the C.B. McGrath era coming to an abrupt end on Jan. 13 after a long losing streak. The storied program will look to return to the glory days with a new coach that was a part of its last sustained period of success — Takayo Siddle.
Women’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: Hofstra
Hofstra suffered through its worst season in 30 years in 2019-20. As second-year head coach Danielle Santos Atkinson starts to stock the roster with her own recruits, will the Pride be able to get out of the basement and back toward its rich history of women’s hoops?
Men’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: James Madison
Aside from All-CAA guard Matt Lewis, JMU will have barely any familiar faces. That includes the man charged with turning the program around.
Season in Review: Bailey Eichner
Bailey Eichner had the best season of her career, improving on both sides of the ball and becoming a significant part of the Tribe’s incredible season.
Season in Review: Sydney Wagner
A cog in one of the most efficient offenses in the country, Sydney Wagner provided energy and an offensive spark off the bench.
Season in Review: Thornton Scott
As Thornton Scott went in 2019-20, so did the Tribe. That was great news during the first segments of both the nonconference and conference slates, but not so much down the stretch as injury and inconsistency caught up with him.
Season in Review: Bre Bellamy
Bre Bellamy’s freshman campaign was the best rookie season for the Tribe since… well, Eva Hodgson in 2018-19. Regardless, Bellamy’s multifaceted skillset and consistent improvement spell good things for the rest of her career.