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Now midway through the conference season, the women’s basketball team looks to tie up loose ends this weekend and enter its final three weeks with a stronger mindset. The Elis (4-17, 1-7 Ivy) will open up the second half of Ivy play on the road in a rematch against Princeton (10-10, 2-5) Friday evening, followed »

Wins on the road are hard to come by and this weekend was no exception for the women’s basketball team. The Elis struggled against two of the top teams in the conference, falling short first against Dartmouth on Friday and then against Harvard on Saturday. The two losses leave the Bulldogs (4-17, 1-7 Ivy) with »

The road ahead only gets tougher for the women’s basketball team. Coming off a 68-49 win over Cornell last Saturday, the Bulldogs (4-15, 1-5 Ivy) will have to fight hard to keep up their momentum as they square off against Dartmouth Friday before facing Harvard Saturday. The Big Green (9-8, 5-0) are currently in first »

Good things have finally come to those who wait. This weekend the Yale women’s basketball team, after dropping its fifth consecutive game of the season to Columbia 68-58 Friday, cruised past Cornell 68-49 Saturday to tally its first Ivy League win of the season. While the Bulldogs (4-15, 1-5 Ivy) were hosting the Lions Friday »

After winning both of its games against Harvard (8-11, 3-3 Ivy) and Dartmouth (5-14, 2-4), the University of Pennsylvania (11-7, 4-0) now has a substantial lead in the Ancient Eight, leading the other schools by at least two games. Cornell (9-10, 4-2) holds the runner-up position after beating Yale (5-12, 1-3) and Brown (9-9, 2-2). »

By Marcus McLin Staff reporter After a rough start in Ancient Eight competition this season, a much-needed win appears to be within reach for the women’s basketball team. The Bulldogs (3-14, 0-4 Ivy League), who are still seeking their first league victory, will host Columbia and Cornell on Friday and Saturday, respectively, at the John »

On Yale’s Alumnae Weekend, the women’s basketball team hopes to give its past a glimpse of a promising future. While the Elis (3-12, 0-2 Ivy) have struggled mightily this season, this weekend will hopefully be a turning point for the squad. The Bulldogs host their first full weekend of Ivy League games by playing the »

Despite a more competitive effort than last weekend’s performance, the Yale women’s basketball team still could not triumph over Brown Saturday afternoon at the Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center. The 72-56 victory for Brown (10-5, 2-0 Ivy) was its seventh consecutive win over the Elis (3-12, 0-2). The last time the Bulldogs came out triumphant against »

Though she hails from Sammamish, Wash., point guard Tory Mauseth ’05 has proven she is also at home beyond the arc. Over the past three seasons, Mauseth’s shooting touch from downtown has entered her name into the Yale record book and the minds of her opponents. On March 4 last year, Mauseth nailed seven three-pointers »

The Yale women’s basketball team looks to settle some unfinished business in its rematch against Brown this Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs (3-11, 0-1 Ivy) will have to play at the Pizzitola Center in Providence, R.I., the Bears’ (9-5, 1-0) home court. In the match-up between the two teams last Saturday at the John J. Lee »

The women’s basketball team suffered its first home court loss in over a month, falling in a blowout against Brown Saturday afternoon at the John J. Lee Amphitheater. The Bulldogs (3-11, 0-1 Ivy) knew that the competition would be fierce in both squads’ Ivy League opener, but when gameday arrived, the Elis could not connect »

There is no place like home for the women’s basketball team. The Bulldogs (3-7) nabbed their third consecutive win at the John J. Lee Amphitheater with a nail-biting 46-45 victory over Delaware State (5-7) last night. With only 1:17 remaining in regulation, Eli point guard Tory Mauseth ’05 took the ball down the lane and »