Women’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: Northeastern
Northeastern has been stuck in the middle tier of the CAA as of late. But with the most talent they’ve had in years, can they take the jump into the conference’s elite?
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Women’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: Delaware
After a bit of a disappointing season last year, Delaware will try to reach the 10 CAA win plateau yet again. Do they have the talent to do so?
Men’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: Elon
Elon showed flashes of brilliance in a rebuilding year last season. Now, in Mike Schrage’s second campaign, can a young and talented Elon team take the jump to contention, or are they another year away?
Women’s ’20-21 CAA Preview: UNCW
Last season was a continuation of a tough decade in Wilmington. In the face of uncertainty, because of the virus and otherwise, and a lack of experience, it looks like it might again be a long season for the Seahawks.
William and Mary Welcomes: Madison Magee
Let’s give a warm William and Mary Welcome to Madison Magee, a 6-foot-2 power forward from Surprise, Ariz., a rising senior at Valley Vista High School and a 6A state… Read more »
William and Mary Welcomes: Danielle McTeer
Let’s give a warm William and Mary Welcome to Danielle McTeer, a 6-foot wing from nearby Hampton, Va., a rising senior at Hampton High School and a reigning Class 4… Read more »
William and Mary Welcomes: Julian Lewis
Let’s give a warm William and Mary Welcome to Julian Lewis, a 6-foot-6 shooting guard from Ann Arbor, Mich., a rising senior at Ann Arbor Huron High School, and one… Read more »
Season in Review: Quinn Blair
Quinn Blair made strides his sophomore season, becoming the Tribe’s most reliable player off the bench and a fan favorite.
William and Mary Welcomes: Tyler Rice
Ed. Note: This article is the first in a new series called William and Mary Welcomes. Additional installments will be released as high school athletes announce their commitments to the… Read more »
Season in Review: Luke Loewe
Luke Loewe made an incredible leap from his sophomore season to his junior year. To help William and Mary soften the blow from losing Nathan Knight, he may have to make another.