Washington also adds Gonzaga’s Kaylynne Truong and 19-year-old Belgian Nastja Claessens
Jenn Hatfield
Jenn Hatfield is The IX Basketball's managing editor, Washington Mystics beat reporter and Ivy League beat reporter. She has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since December 2018. Her work has also appeared at FiveThirtyEight, Her Hoop Stats, FanSided, Power Plays, The Equalizer and Princeton Alumni Weekly.
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What the Washington Mystics were looking for in free agency after two stars departed
Mike Thibault: ‘We felt we needed to … reenergize ourselves’
Posted inBig Ten, Features, High School and Recruiting, Mid-Majors, NCAA Basketball
Why Brown’s Kyla Jones chose Northwestern for her graduate year
Graduate students can’t play in the Ivy League, so Jones found a great fit close to home
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Mystics’ Shakira Austin gives positive injury update, possible timeline for return
Washington’s frontcourt star said she’s ‘ahead of schedule’ after hip surgery
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How West Virginia’s ‘tremendous and special’ defense nearly knocked off Iowa in the NCAA Tournament
Mark Kellogg, the Mountaineers’ third coach in three years, nearly led the program to the Sweet 16
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Facing relentless West Virginia press, Princeton comes up empty-handed in NCAA Tournament
Princeton navigated the press for a half on Saturday but couldn’t secure a third straight first-round win
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‘Her nose for the ball is so special’: Why Princeton’s Ellie Mitchell can’t be stopped on the glass
Mitchell broke Princeton’s 46-year-old record for career rebounds at the Ivy League Tournament
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Columbia exits NCAA Tournament early, but its presence has staying power
Lions nearly pulled off 10-point comeback in First Four against Vanderbilt
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Why Columbia’s surprise NCAA Tournament bid is monumental for the program and the Ivy League
Lions got the first bid in their Division I history despite losing Ivy Tournament final
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Princeton, Columbia and the emotional gap of a one-bid conference’s title game
Tigers advance to another NCAA Tournament, while Columbia likely falls a game short for third straight year
