DURHAM, N.H. - Kelsey Hogan, the UNH women’s basketball head coach, is the youngest coach in women’s college basketball. She inherited a team that had gone a combined 16-43 the last two seasons. She replaced Maureen Magarity, who had guided the Wildcats for 10 seasons and became the second-winningest coach in school history.
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.
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.
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.
By GREG LAUDANI
STAFF WRITER
The recruiting process can be grueling and exhausting for the Wildcats. Head coach Maureen Magarity and her staff sometime spends 10 days at a time traveling the country during...
By GREG LAUDANI
STAFF WRITER
The UNH women’s basketball team dropped its fifth straight game as the Wildcats fell in a 63-60 upset to the University of Vermont on Wednesday night at Lundholm Gymnasium....
By GREG LAUDANI, STAFF WRITER
The UNH women’s basketball team struggled to get anything going offensively against the America East-leading Albany, as the Wildcats fell 74-48 Wednesday night at Lundholm...
