Megan Griffith: ‘It’s just, how do you respond in those moments?’
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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‘It’s just empowering’: How hanging a championship banner fueled Harvard on opening night
The Crimson started their season with a win over a BIG EAST team in St. John’s
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In basketball and business school, Blake Dietrick-Seifert has always created her own path to success
Dietrick-Seifert retired in August, after she’d ‘annihilated’ every challenge on the court
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2025-26 Ivy League preview
Mike McLaughlin: ‘Ivy basketball on the women’s side is sitting in a really good place’
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How former Bryant basketball star Alex Klein chased her Olympic dream — in bobsled
Basketball trainer Stu Julius: ‘Who does that?’
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Why player development will remain a top priority for Jamila Wideman and Washington Mystics in 2026
‘Time and talent’ are the keys to the Mystics’ rebuild long-term
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The Washington Mystics’ season is over, but the roots of a rebuild are in place
Though ending on a 10-game losing streak was disappointing, 2025 was never about results for the Mystics
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How the Washington Mystics are evaluating and pushing themselves during their 8-game losing streak
Alysha Clark: ‘We want to win, but it’s how you lose’
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How a foreign tour might have solved one of Yale’s top challenges from last season
As the Bulldogs toured Spain and France this summer, they built chemistry earlier than they otherwise could’ve
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What has and hasn’t changed about the Washington Mystics since their in-season trades
Leading scorer Brittney Sykes and reserves Aaliyah Edwards and Sika Koné all departed just before the trade deadline