Gamecocks Rule on SEC Academic Honor Roll
The Southeastern Conference released the 2006-07 Winter Academic Honor Roll Tuesday, April 18. Among the 32 Gamecocks making the roster were 10 members of the women’s basketball team. South Carolina... [Read More] |  |
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Crimson Tide Lands 4 Players on Academic Honor Roll
The University of Alabama women’s basketball team had 4 players named to the just-released SEC Academic Honor Roll for 2006-2007. Outgoing senior guard Kate Mastin, senior guard/forward Navonda Moore... [Read More] | |
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Tide Overflows With Experienced Young Players
In her second year of directing the Crimson Tide women’s basketball team, Head Coach Stephany Smith had a very young group of players to work with. Although she had 4 starters returning, she also had... [Read More] | |
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Alabama’s Freshman Class: 2007-2008
Coach Stephany Smith has signed four newcomers to the Crimson Tide for the 2007-2008 season. Comparing them to last year’s class of 6 freshmen, she said, "They are as talented, if not more, than the... [Read More] | |
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South Carolina’s Returning Players 2007-2008
The Gamecocks were hit hard by graduation in 2006-2007. A total of seven players either graduated, or were on track to do so, during 2007. Of those, forward Melanie Johnson had a year of playing... [Read More] | |
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Berry Resigns from LSU & Coaching
On Friday, April 13, Carla Berry resigned from LSU (and coaching) with plans to pursue career options in private business. Berry, mostly recently known as the whistle blower... [Read More] | |
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South Carolina’s Rebuilding Task Just Got Tougher
Melanie Johnson, the most explosive player on the South Carolina women’s basketball team, has decided to pass up her final year of eligibility and turn professional. She has reportedly hired an agent... [Read More] | |
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South Carolina knocked out of the WNIT by Hofstra
The South Carolina women’s basketball team hosted the Hofstra Pride in round three of the Women’s NIT on Wednesday night at the Colonial Center. The Gamecocks lost 64-59 and ended their season with... [Read More] | |
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Shall We Dance?
The NCAA women's tournament bracket was loosed tonight with five SEC teams making it to the dance. Tennessee as expected drew the fourth spot for a No. 1 seed followed by Vanderbilt as No.2, both... [Read More] | |
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2007 SEC Women's Basketball Awards Announced
The Southeastern Conference announced its 2007 women's basketball postseason awards Tuesday, February 27, 2007 highlighted by Tennessee's Candace Parker being named Player of the Year and Georgia's... [Read More] |  |
