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How Sweet It Is: Women’s basketball advances to Round of 16

For the first time in program history, the women’s basketball team hosted the first round of the NCAA tournament March 7-8. With two...

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Women’s basketball gets first ever NCAA tournament win

In front of one of the biggest home crowds of the year, the women’s basketball team took down Rhodes College 63-38 to pick up...

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Women triumph, men fall in ASC tourney

Women take home ASC crown  The women’s basketball team entered the ASC tournament with one of the best records in program history, going...

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Senior guard’s near triple-double spurs women’s basketball team to takedown of ETBU

Correction: Head coach Polly Thomason’s name was spelled incorrectly. The Mercury regrets this error. Bouncing back from their loss against Trinity, the women’s...

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Women’s basketball squeezes by Austin College

In its last game before conference play, the women’s basketball team (3-0) outlasted the Austin College Kangaroos (1-2) 67-64 for their third straight...

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Women look to build on teamwork to take on tough ASC

The women’s basketball team is looking to rebound it it’s quest to claim the ASC title after it’s season ended abruptly in last...

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Women’s basketball survives season opener with close win

In a close game in front of a Homecoming day crowd, the women’s basketball team got out with a win against Texas Lutheran 58-55 in...

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Shooting for glory

A knockout championship tournament has its own energy and excitement that regular seasons fail to deliver. The men’s basketball team wrapped up the...

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