W men’s basketball falls to Alabama A&M in exhibition
The W lost 103-47 to NCAA Division I Alabama A&M in an exhibition Friday in Huntsville. Joe Haze Austin led the Owls with eight points and nine rebounds.
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The W lost 103-47 to NCAA Division I Alabama A&M in an exhibition Friday in Huntsville. Joe Haze Austin led the Owls with eight points and nine rebounds.
Read MoreMississippi University for Women’s freshman defender Ruben Flowers was selected to the 2026 SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team for men’s soccer. He appeared in 14 of the Owls’ 17 matches.
Read MoreTaylor is the only player in Mississippi University for Women’s history to earn All-SLIAC recognition twice. She led the Owls with three assists and a goal in 2026.
Read MoreThe W’s basketball teams are scheduled to play Eureka College on Dec. 5 in a women’s and men’s doubleheader at Pohl Gym. The event marks the 10th season of Owls athletics since the program was reinstated in 2017.
Read MoreJarvis Sellers and Hannah Owens earned the recognition after competing at the SLIAC cross-country championships in Louisville. Sellers set a school record in the 8K, while Owens placed seventh in the women’s 6K.
Read MoreJarvis Sellers made school history with a second-team All-SLIAC finish, while Hannah Owens placed seventh for her second consecutive first-team honor. The MUW men finished seventh and the women sixth at the conference championships.
Read MoreThe SLIAC Cross Country Championship is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 31, at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville. Greenville’s men are pursuing an unprecedented 11th consecutive title, while the Panthers’ women aim to extend a four-year championship streak.
Read MoreMississippi University for Women defeated Lyon College 2-0 in a St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match. Senior Emma Hall scored the winning goal, and freshman Reagan Shinn added an insurance goal.
Read MoreFreshman Sebastian Araya scored early for Mississippi University for Women, but Lyon equalized in the 87th minute. The Owls finished 1-14-2 overall and 0-7-1 in conference play.
Read MoreThe W pushed unbeaten Westminster early but lost 3-2 after the Blue Jays scored twice on second-half penalty kicks. The loss dropped the Owls to 2-11-1 overall and 1-6 in conference play.
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