Amanda Torres is used to being the only player in her class. She arrived at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) in August 2017. The 5-foot-7 point guard out of Proctor Academy was the lone first-year athlete for the UNH women's basketball team. Four years later and Torres now helms the Wildcats as the sole senior.
The 2019-20 campaign for the UNH women’s basketball team was a roller coaster filled with winning streaks, losing streaks and a lot of mediocre play in between.
UNH looked to continue their three-game winning streak this past Wednesday night when they took on the UMaine Black Bears (15-14, 11-4) in “The Border Battle” at Lundholm Gymnasium.
Emotions were heavy this past Saturday, as the UNH women’s basketball team (10-16, 7-7) celebrated the accomplished careers of their four seniors: forward Ashley Storey, guard Caroline Soucy, forward Maggie Ahearn and guard Sarah Clement.
On the back of senior forward Ashley Storey’s 18-point and 21-point performances, the UNH women’s basketball team (9-16, 6-7) defeated UMBC (8-15, 4-8) and Hartford (0-27, 0-13) in a pivotal two-game stretch this past Saturday and Wednesday.
This past Saturday afternoon, the UNH women’s basketball team (7-14, 4-5) fell back under the .500 mark in America East play after suffering a 66-53 loss to the UMass Lowell Riverhawks.
The University of New Hampshire women’s basketball team (6-13, 3-4) looked to extend their winning streak to three this past Saturday afternoon against Binghamton (14-6, 3-4), but they fell short in a 63-53 effort.
This past Sunday afternoon, the UNH women’s basketball team (2-5) suffered their fourth loss in their last five games to North Dakota State (1-7) in the schools’ second matchup ever.
