Women’s Basketball Advances to Tournament Championship with 32-Point Victory

Posted by Steve Sidoti

The Women’s Basketball team defeated Texas-Arlington by a score of 79-47 on Day 1 of the STJ-Chartwells Holiday Classic. The Red Storm will take on Virginia Tech on Sunday at 2pm as they look to take the four team, 2-day tournament held at Carnesecca Arena.

Women’s Basketball Defeats LIU, Now Sits at 8-1

Posted by Steve Sidoti

Coming off a ten point loss at North Carolina, the Women’s Basketball team was able to recover at home, defeating LIU by a score of 78-64 at Carnesecca Arena.

Women’s Basketball’s upset bid falls short at North Carolina

Posted by Mike Cunniff

One day after the men dropped their first game of the season in Durham, the St. John’s women’s basketball team met a similar result eight miles away in Chapel Hill, N.C. They hung with the #4 North Carolina Tar Heels, but ultimately fell short, 83-73.

Women’s Basketball moves to 7-0 with win at Columbia

Posted by Mike Cunniff

With a showdown at No. 4 North Carolina on Sunday looming, Friday’s tilt against Columbia had all the makings of a trap game.

They managed to avoid the trap, earning a hard-fought 75-63 road victory over the Lions.

St. John’s Women’s Basketball extends winning streak to six

Posted by Mike Cunniff

The St. John’s women’s basketball team improved their unbeaten record to 6-0 last night with an 87-51 victory over Stetson at Carnesecca Arena.

Women’s basketball signs two recruits for next season

Posted by Mike Cunniff

Fresh off a recruiting class ranked #11 in the country by ESPN, the St. John’s women’s basketball team added a pair of recruits in the earlysigning period for next season.

Lindsay’s last second shot sends Storm into the second round

By Chris Harris

The Red Storm will live to see another day.

With 1.1 seconds left on the game clock and a tied score with state rival Syracuse, the St. John’s women’s basketball team put the ball in the hands of their point guard, Sky Lindsay. Lindsay hit the jumper from just within the free throw line and the Johnnies now find themselves in the second round of the Big East tournament after defeating Syracuse 63-61.

Women get first win sans McLean

Posted by Anthony Morreale

The St. John’s women’s basketball team notched their first win without their leading scorer Monique McLean last night at Carnesecca Arena, a 78-57 triumph over local rival Seton Hall.

“This is a great win for us. I think our confidence has been down for us,” head coach Kim Barnes-Arico said “You lose a player of Monique’s [McLean] caliber and for the kids to come out and play the way they did and get a win without her I think says a lot about them.”

Johnnies suffer ninth conference loss

After beginning the 2008-09 season 14-1, the St. John’ s women’s basketball team has dropped to an uneasy 16-10 (3-9 Big East) after a disheartening double-digit loss to Louisville.

State rival Syracuse ruins Valentines Day for Storm

Posted by Chris Harris

Perhaps it was the absence of the Storm’s leading scorer Monique McLean, who was suspended by head coach Kim Barnes Arico indefinitely for violating the St. John’s student athlete code of conduct. Or maybe it was the added pressure on the shoulders of freshman Da’Shena Stevens who came off of a career night against the Connecticut Huskies.