Aaron Roussell: ‘Richmond women’s basketball is infinitely better because Anna Camden came into our world’
Natalie Heavren
Natalie Heavren has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since February 2019 and currently writes about the Atlantic 10 conference, the WNBA and the WBL.
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How freshman guard Shun’teria Anumele is making an early impact at Saint Louis
Rebecca Tillett: ‘Shun has the potential to be a best player in her career’
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When Rhode Island travels to UAlbany on Friday, the Phillips family will be ‘a house divided’
Bob Phillips: ‘It should be special’
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2024-25 Atlantic 10 preview
A look at what to expect from all 15 schools
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What Duquesne head coach Dan Burt’s contract extension means for the Dukes
Burt: ‘This really solidifies finishing my career at Duquesne, and I’m really excited to say that’
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From the court to the classroom, Alabama native Brenda Pitts changed the Tide of the sport industry
Pitts: ‘I tried out. The rest is history’
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Atlantic 10 notebook: Contract extensions, foreign tours
There are plenty of reasons to celebrate in the conference
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Candice Hill returns home to UMBC
Hill looks to rebuild the Retrievers’ program and compete for championships
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How Saint Louis won its first WNIT championship
Rebecca Tillett: ‘We want to do big things together. And we just did’
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How Saint Louis is taking names and eating ice cream in the WNIT
Kyla McMakin: ‘It is fun creating history together with people you love’
