Howard University Women's Basketball Team: Dominating Non-Conference Play and Ready for MEAC Competition
Howard University Women's Basketball team is gearing up for the MEAC conference play with a strong momentum from their impressive non-conference performance. Under the leadership of head coach Ty Grace, the Bison secured 10 wins against Division I opponents, setting them up as a well-prepared team for the upcoming conference competition.
The team's journey began with notable road victories at Providence and George Washington, establishing their competitive edge early on. A significant win against Cincinnati showcased Howard's composure and ability to execute under pressure, highlighting their readiness to face tough opponents. The Bison further solidified their position with a statement victory over Fairfield, a team ranked No. 8 in the Mid-Major Poll, demonstrating their ability to compete on a national level.
Howard's consistent success has earned them recognition in the Mid-Major Poll, currently holding the No. 13 spot, a remarkable achievement for a MEAC program. The team's balance and depth have been key to their performance, with players like Zennia Thomas, Zoe Stewart, Nile Miller, and Ariella Henigan making significant contributions on both ends of the court.
As Howard University Women's Basketball enters the MEAC conference play, they carry with them a sense of confidence and determination, ready to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level. With a strong foundation built during the non-conference games, the Bison are poised to make a mark in the upcoming conference matchups.