By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor and Sports Editor The Jaspers fell to top seed Iona in the championship game of the MAAC with a final score of 73-60. This was the squad’s second consecutive championship loss. The No. 6 Jaspers made MAAC history as the lowest-seeded team to make it to the women’s championship game. The team has had a difficult season, finishing their regular … Continue reading Jaspers Fall in MAAC Championship for Second Year
By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor and Sports Editor Dee Dee Davis will be leaving Manhattan College for her final year of eligibility after spending five years on the Jaspers’ women’s basketball team. The announcement of her decision to enter the transfer portal comes just days after the Jaspers lost in the MAAC championship final for the second year in a row. Davis told The Quadrangle … Continue reading Davis Talks Decision to Transfer after 5 Years with the Jaspers
By Kyla Guilfoil, Managing Editor & Sports Editor The Jaspers knocked out third-seed Quinnipiac in the MAAC Championship quarter-finals with a score of 50-43, claiming a place in the semi-final against Niagara Friday night. Sophomore forward Petra Juric dominated the court in the Thursday afternoon match, earning a double double. In a post-game interview, Juric said she came to win. “It’s win or go home, … Continue reading Jaspers Knock Out Quinnipiac, Will Face Niagara in the Semi-Finals
By Andrew Mannion, Assistant Sports Editor The Manhattan College women’s basketball team won a thrilling match in round 1 of the MAAC Conference Tournament 59-56. The Jaspers will move on to play Quinnipiac in the next round on Thursday. This was a game the Lady Jaspers were heavily favored to win, as St. Peters entered the match with an 0-29 record on the season. Manhattan … Continue reading Women’s Basketball takes down St. Peters in MAAC Tournament, plays Quinnipiac next
By Carter Silane, Contributer Courtney Warley, a key player to the Manhattan College women’s basketball team, finished her final season in 2021-2022. Warley ended her career with over 1,000 points and rebounds as well as being ranked as fourth in the history of the Manhattan College women’s basketball program. “As coaches, we dream about players like Courtney Warley,” said Alexandra Bassetti, former assistant coach and … Continue reading Jasper Alum Courtney Warley Shoots for her Goals in Portugal
By Angelica Niedermeyer, Asst. Sports Editor The Manhattan College women’s basketball team is the shining star this year. Led by the always supportive Coach Heather Vulin in her seventh season and three motivated captains — Dee Dee Davis, Brazil Harvey-Carr and Christinia Katsamouri — the Lady Jaspers deserve more praise than ever for their efforts this year. Despite their current 0-2 record in non-conference games … Continue reading Manhattan College Women’s Basketball Shine In Their Own Spotlight
By Lauren Raziano, Copy Editor/Web Editor Head Coach Heather Vulin announced to a packed Draddy Gymnasium that Dee Dee Davis was recently selected as Preseason Player of the Year on Thursday night. The crowd erupted in the sixth borough’s popular “Dee Dee Davis” chant. She was also named one of three unanimous First Team All-MAAC selections. “This announcement is almost everything I have ever worked … Continue reading Dee Dee Davis Earns Women’s Basketball Team Player of the Year
By Carter Silane, Contributor Stepping onto the court this season in a different uniform, sophomore Bella Nascimento has returned to Manhattan College, but this time as a two sport athlete. Nascimento came to Manhattan College in the 2022-2023 season to play for the women’s basketball team as a guard. This year, with the women’s volleyball team low on players, Nascimento, along with other players on … Continue reading Basketball Star Serving Her Skills on the Other Side of the Court
By Maddie Mulkigian, Assistant Sports Editor Manhattan College basketball alumni Courtney Warley has signed with Eurocup Women’s Sport Lisboa Benfica in Lisbon, Portugal. The five-time All-MAAC star picked up her life and moved overseas to follow the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play professional basketball. Playing professionally was not something that was on Warley’s radar entering her collegiate career, but it became a very real possibility as … Continue reading Jasper Courtney Warley Signs to Play Professional Basketball Overseas
