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Jenna Villa holds the ball as the Cougs finish off a 111-50 win, Nov. 29, in Pullman, Wash.

Through the Lens: WBB nearly break record

BRANDON WILLMAN, Editor-in-chief December 5, 2023

Every starter had double-digit points. As a team, the Cougs were one point shy of breaking the program record for points in a single game. Not only did all of the starters finish in double-digits, but...

Thankful for winning: Pac-12 womens basketball programs a combined 54-4 entering Thanksgiving

Thankful for winning: Pac-12 women’s basketball programs a combined 54-4 entering Thanksgiving

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 23, 2023

Six ranked programs, 31 wins and zero losses in the first week of Pac-12 women’s basketball. One week removed from that thrilling start, not much has changed. That is to say, the Pac-12 continues...

No. 23 WSU meets Maryland for Thanksgiving morning match in Cancun

No. 23 WSU meets Maryland for Thanksgiving morning match in Cancun

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 23, 2023

On Thanksgiving, the Cougs have a chance to give Cougar nation a lot to be thankful for. The No. 23 WSU women’s basketball team challenges the previously-ranked Maryland Terrapins in the opening game...

Charlisse Leger-Walker drives in the lane with.a Gonzaga defender right behind her, Nov. 9, in Pullman, Wash.

Cougars play complete game against Prairie View A&M

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 22, 2023

For the first time in head coach Kamie Ethridge’s tenure and for the first time since 2015, WSU women’s basketball is 5-0. The five straight wins to start the season helped the Cougs rise one spot...

Bella Murekatete at the free-throw line, Nov. 9, in Pullman, Wash.

Cougars beat Bengals

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 16, 2023

WSU women’s basketball (3-0) beat the Idaho State Bengals (1-1) 64-47, Sunday at Beasley Coliseum to start the season 3-0 for the fifth straight year. The Cougs started about as hot as you might expect...

The Pac-12 Champions 2022–23 womens basketball team were honored ahead of the new teams bout with Gonzaga, Nov. 9, in Pullman, Wash.

Cougs zig the Zags in overtime, 77-72

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 12, 2023

All the Cougs had to do was contain Gonzaga for six more seconds. Kaylynne Truong had other ideas as she sprinted down the court, paused briefly in front of Charlisse Leger-Walker and shimmied off to her...

The 2021 WSU women’s basketball team was the first team under head coach Kamie Ethridge to raise a banner for the program’s first NCAA Tournament bid in 30 years. Thursday will see the first Championship banner in program history.

LET IT REIGN: WSU to raise Pac-12 Championship banner, host Gonzaga Thursday night

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 9, 2023

It is a moment head coach Kamie Ethridge and her team have been waiting for: the chance to put on their 2023 Pac-12 Championship rings and raise the championship banner at Beasley Coliseum. The Cougs...

Bella Murekatete dances as she is introduced as the final starter for the womens season opener, Nov. 6, in Pullman, Wash.

Through the Lens: WBB season opening win over Cal Poly

BRANDON WILLMAN, Editor-in-chief November 8, 2023

For the first time in the 2023–24 season, the defending Pac-12 Champs were back in action in a game that matters to their record. In their season, and home opener against Cal Poly, the women's basketball...

Bella Murekatete rises for a layup attempt in the second half against Cal Poly, Nov. 6, in Pullman, Wash.

Cougs conquer Cal Poly in 78-61 season opening win

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 7, 2023

Coug fans might have held their breath if they glanced at the box score at halftime as the Cougs trailed their season-opening opponents 34-31. But those who saw the final score might not have known...

Astera Tuhina and Tara Wallack celebrate eachother during WSU womens basketball exhibition game, Oct. 29, 2023 at Beasley Coliseum in Pullman, WA.

Reigning Pac-12 Champions open season Monday at Beasley Coliseum

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor November 6, 2023

It is finally here. WSU women’s basketball opens its 2023–24 regular season at 4 p.m. Monday at Beasley Coliseum. The Cougs will host Cal Poly, a 10-18 team last season. Pullman will host the beginning...

Charlisse Leger-Walker attempts to close out on defense in WSUs exhibition match, Oct. 29, in Pullman, Wash.

WSU women’s hoops returns championship level roster

Sam Taylor, Evergreen managing editor November 1, 2023

WSU women’s basketball enters the 2023–24 season with 13 players on their roster, representing nine countries. The Cougs seek to defend their 2023 Pac-12 Championship in the final year of the traditional...

Charlisse Leger-Walker fades away from the defender as she takes a shot from the base line, Oct. 29, in Pullman, Wash.

Cougars show-out as expected in exhibition, beat Montana Western 92-51

SAM TAYLOR, Evergreen managing editor October 30, 2023

It had been 225 days since WSU women's basketball's 2022–23 season came to a close, 238 days since the Cougars won the Pac-12 Championship and 246 days since WSU last dominated the hardwood of Beasley...

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