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Season Recap: Highlander Women’s Basketball 2019 Season Ends In Maryland

April 6, 2019 Chad Boxley 0 Comments achievements, Big South, championship, Destinee Walker, High Point, history, Jen Falconer, Khiana Johnson, Lydia Rivers, Makaila Wilson, Mike McGuire, Most Valuable Player, Mount St. Mary's, ncaa, Radford women's basketball, Savannah Felgemacher, Season Recap, Sydney Nunley, Tina Lindenfeld, tournament, Women’s Basketball

The Radford University women’s basketball team has officially concluded the 2018-19 season after their loss in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

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Women’s Basketball: Highlanders Wrap up a Historic Regular Season With a Victory

March 9, 2019March 31, 2019 Chad Boxley 0 Comments Big South, Destinee Walker, Hampton University, Lydia Rivers, Presbyterian College, Regular Season, Savannah Felgemacher, Sydney Nunley, Tina Lindenfield, Win, Women’s Basketball

The Radford women’s basketball team has kept their streak going earning a hard-fought victory as they traveled defeated Presbyterian College on Mar. 9.

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Women’s Basketball Ties Program Record With 11 Consecutive Wins

February 28, 2019February 27, 2019 Chad Boxley 0 Comments Big South Conference, Campbell, Dedmon Center, Destinee Walker, Hayley Barber, Khiana Johnson, Lydia Rivers, Savannah Felgemacher, The Campbell Camels, UNC Asheville, Winthrop, Women’s Basketball

The women’s basketball team presented to fans exactly what they were made of as they overcame Campbell in a close victory in the electrifying Dedmon center.

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Radford Women’s Basketball: A Nifty Attack Leads the Highlanders to Their 7th Straight Victory

February 16, 2019February 18, 2019 Chad Boxley 0 Comments Dedmon Center, Destinee Walker, Gardner Webb, Highlanders, Khiana Johnson, Lydia Rivers, Savannah Felgemacher, Sydney Nunley, Women’s Basketball

It was an electrifying sensation in the Dedmon Center on Feb 5. as the Radford Highlanders Women’s basketball team defeated Gardner-Webb 79 – 69.