Xavier women's basketball 2024-25 thread

[bjf123]

Extend GC!

Are you trying to start trouble here?


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[HomerCecil]

Xavier snapped a 47 BIG EAST regular-season game losing streak, earning the team's first conference win since Feb. 20, 2022 at Butler (W, 73-54). The win at Cintas Center is the team's first home conference win since Dec. 29, 2021 vs Butler (W, 77-55).

Congrats! In all seriousness it has to be a huge relief, and the bottom of the BE is middling enough that there are opportunities for a few more this year.

[Cornbread1190]

Extend GC!

Maybe too little, too late! Is there Chatter that Dr. Colleen M. Hanycz and her executive officers are starting to explore options to move the Title IX programs forward? GC should have put a little more effort in the women’s basketball program. GC only seemed to care back when Neal gave his daughter a spot on the team. That actually bought Neal a few extra years running this program into the dirt!

[HomerCecil]

The 2000 A10 champions were honored last night at the game against Georgetown, shining another big light on how far the program has fallen since then. I didn't even know they were being honored until a couple hours before the game. I saw Reetta Piipari, Nicole Levandusky, Jennifer Phillips and Taru Tuukkannen in the photos, I'm pretty sure. Unclear whether Amy Waugh was invited ... awkward.

Xavier pulled within 33-28 against Georgetown late in the third quarter, but were outscored 30-8 from then on to lose 63-36. It's a good thing they got the win against Butler. Since then, a 7-point loss at DePaul (also promising), a 15-point loss at Villanova, a 29-point loss at home to Marquette, an 11-point loss at St. John's and a 27-point loss to Georgetown. The home game against Providence and the road game at Butler look like possible chances for wins; otherwise it's 1-17, which is at least better than 0-18 or 0-20.

[94GRAD]

The 2000 A10 champions were honored last night at the game against Georgetown, shining another big light on how far the program has fallen since then. I didn't even know they were being honored until a couple hours before the game. I saw Reetta Piipari, Nicole Levandusky, Jennifer Phillips and Taru Tuukkannen in the photos, I'm pretty sure. Unclear whether Amy Waugh was invited ... awkward.

Xavier pulled within 33-28 against Georgetown late in the third quarter, but were outscored 30-8 from then on to lose 63-36. It's a good thing they got the win against Butler. Since then, a 7-point loss at DePaul (also promising), a 15-point loss at Villanova, a 29-point loss at home to Marquette, an 11-point loss at St. John's and a 27-point loss to Georgetown. The home game against Providence and the road game at Butler look like possible chances for wins; otherwise it's 1-17, which is at least better than 0-18 or 0-20.

Amy was invited but couldn't make it because her father isn't doing well.