The wait for Ivy League women’s basketball to return gets much longer
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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Murder trial for former Kennesaw State point guard Kamiyah Street faces COVID-19 delays
Street was arrested in November 2019 and has spent the past year in jail
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2020-21 Ivy League preview, Part 2: Five big on-court questions
It’s unclear whether the season will be played, but let’s focus on the on-court questions
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2020-21 Ivy League preview, Part 1 — COVID-19’s impact on rosters
A majority of the league’s women’s basketball teams could be shorthanded this season
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Emma Meesseman tests positive for COVID-19
The Washington Mystics and Belgium forward will miss the upcoming European Championships qualifying tournament
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In the Mavunga family, women rule on the basketball court
Stephanie Mavunga and Jeanette Pohlen-Mavunga both have strong cases to be the family’s top player
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“I think of the WNBA as a blueprint”: Black female athletes discuss activism and the path forward
Tina Charles and Toni Smith-Thompson represented basketball in a discussion hosted by Penn State University
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The 2021 Washington Mystics plan to party like it’s 2019
Free agency will test Mike Thibault’s ability to keep his group together, though
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Gee, who’s the best McGee?
Comparing the college and pro careers of one of basketball’s most illustrious families
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The Washington Mystics’ 2020 season will always be synonymous with social justice
The Mystics’ existing culture of speaking out led the way
