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University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball player Isieoma Odor (Sr., Bloomington,) was named NSIC North Division Player of the Week for the third time this season. Odor scored 21 points and grabbed seven rebounds in a 70-61 win over Bemidji State University in the conference opener in Bemidji on Saturday. Odor made 10 of her […]
The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team scored 51 second-half points to come from behind to beat Saint Martin’s University (NCAA Division II) 70-65 in the Western Washington University Lynda Goodrich Classic played at Carver Gym in Bellingham, Washington. A low scoring first quarter saw the Saints jump out to an early
University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle women’s basketball player Isieoma Odor (Sr., F/C, Bloomington) earned NSIC North Player of the Week for the second consecutive week as announced by the league office. Odor is a third-time honoree for the Golden Eagles. Odor averaged 16.5 points and 13.5 rebounds in wins over Mayville State University and
University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle women’s basketball player Isieoma Odor (Sr., Bloomington) was named NSIC North Division Player of the Week this week. Odor is a second-time honoree, earning the award in January of 2017. She joined Erin Norling of Wayne State College (Neb.) as the first two recipients of the NSIC Player of
The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball team will welcome Emma Carpenter (5-10, Eagan/Eastview H.S.), Alyssa Peterson (5-7, Menahga), Mattea Vetsch (5-8, Devils Lake, N.D.), and Veronica Schwartz (5-10, Parkers Prairie/Parkers Prairie H.S.) to the team next year after she signed a National Letter of Intent. Carpenter is the first signee for the Golden Eagles
The University of Minnesota Crookston women’s basketball team outscored Northwest Missouri State University 26-14 in the fourth quarter to earn a come from behind 79-71 victory in Wayne, Nebraska. The Golden Eagles got out of the gate Saturday with a 5-2 lead following a Post bucket. The Bearcats came back and tied it up 7-7
