By Jude McClarenSports Reporter The Bobcats played a game themed around adversity, as it was #Play4Kay night at Strahan Arena, where each free throw made contributed to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. The Bobcats beat their own battle with adversity as Jayla Johnson, Jaeda Reed, and Da’Nasia Hood were suspended for violating team rules leaving only two post players active, but still beat the number 1 team in the Sun Belt […]
By DeShaun Hartley Sports Reporter The Lady ‘Cats came out with tenacious intensity on the defensive end with four out of five starters tallying a steal in the first quarter. At Texas State, the tradition is to stand until the first basket is scored, but the standing didn't last, as sophomore forward Jayla Johnson scored a mid-range jump shot allowing the crowd to take their seats. Although the Bobcats started […]
By Mark Brown Assistant Sports Director The Bobcats experienced a swift turnaround as they decimated conference foe Arkansas State 85-62 in a battle for hunger. What I mean by hunger is the fact Texas State utilized their recent loss against the Little Rock Trojans as motivation to win more games. The Bobcats appeared to present themselves beyond determined as they took down the Red Wolves by a whopping 23 point […]
By Alex Gibbs Assistant Sports Director @alexthethinker6 The Texas State Women’s basketball (3-4) team fell to the Oklahoma State Cowgirls (6-0) 66-55 on Friday night at the Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, OK. For the second game in a row, junior guard Brooke Holle led the way offensively, scoring 16 points on 7-of-12 shooting with two assists and three rebounds. Senior guard Toshua Leavitt was not far behind Holle with 15 […]
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director The Texas State women’s basketball team hosted Montana State for a battle of the Bobcats Saturday night in the consolation rounds of the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). Texas State came into the game having been victorious in their last game and looked to build some momentum with a win. The Bobcats seemed just a step behind the visiting Bobcats the entire first half. […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Looking back in 20 years at the stat sheet for this Sun Belt championship game, you can bet some won’t remember anything but the 54-53 final score that favored Little Rock over Texas State. So I’m going to make this simple. This game wasn’t supposed to end like this with the Trojans holding on for dear life and another SBC title. As Bobcat broadcaster […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Bask in the greatness of this year’s Texas state Women’s Basketball team. They have accomplished something that hasn’t happened in a decade; by beating Georgia Southern Eagles 60-51, they won their 20th game of the season for the first time since 2008. It goes without saying if you don’t respect history you might be doomed never to make history (quote credited to me). I […]
By Brenden Snow Sports Reporter Riding a three game win streak, the Texas State women’s basketball team ran into a brick wall in Sun-Belt juggernaut, Little Rock. The Bobcats scored the fewest points against the Trojans they have all season long, as they suffered a 63-48 loss. The Bobcats fall to 11-6 on the season and 4-2 in Sun-Belt play with 12 games remaining. The ‘Cats will be returning back […]
By Andrew Zimmel Assistant Director to the Common Man If you are new to Texas State, have a seat and listen closely. Forget what you know about Women’s Basketball. Every joke, every “it’s not as exciting as the men’s game,” every “but they don’t dunk,” get rid of it. The revolution is here and it is beautiful with Junior Point Guard/Scorer/Assassin Toshua Leavitt at the helm running the show and […]
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