Women's College Basketball

Six of the eight athletes are female.

In her weekly blog, SMU forward and journalism student Brittany Gilliam reflects on the Mustangs' regular season conference championship.

It was a huge weekend as we traveled down to Houston with another chance to reclaim the first place crown in Conference USA.

Sports editors Chris Dell of the Daily Campus and Robby Gillespie of the Daily Mustang talk SMU men’s and women’s hoops.

SMU forward and journalism student Brittany Gilliam is writing a weekly blog this semester for the Daily Mustang.

Five current and former Lady Mustangs allege that women's basketball coach Rhonda Rompola had “long-term relations” with a specific female assistant coach while denouncing player relationships.

The Mavericks were led by seniors Maryann Abanobi and Tiffeny Riles, who combined for 31 points.

The Mustangs won their first conference championship since 1999 by downing UTEP, 73-57.

Brittany Turner was the Lady Rams lone first team selection, but Kim Gatlin and Moneke Smallwood were both named to the second team.

Win in first round of conference tournament allows coach Stacy Francis to tie school record for career wins.

Sharee Shepherd regularly guarded the opposing team's best offensive player and led the Mustangs with 85 steals and 27 blocked shots.

The Horned Frogs had a huge night to send off seniors Lorie Butler-Rayford, Moneka Knight, Jenna Lohse, Helen Roden and Adrianne Ross.

The Mean Green will take on Western Kentucky on Saturday in the quarterfinals of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.

Keshia Bolds, Jessica Durr, and Savannah Thompson earned spots thanks to carrying at least a 3.20 GPA.

Renee Renz made the all-Lone Star Conference south division first team and was named newcomer of the year.

Amber Jackson named to Sun Belt second team after leading the Mean Green in scoring, field goal percentage, and rebounding.

UTD Polly Thomas also named the East Division Coach of the Year.

The Rams finished the regular season with a 19-10 record overall, and 10-6 in conference play.

Janielle Dodds was named first team all-Conference USA, while Delisa Wills made the third team and Sharee Shepard was named to the All-Defensive team.

The Mean Green could not get over the hump against the Privateers.