NEXT GAME
WED 03/12 (12:00PM)
vs. #1 Drexel
@ELON

CURRENT RECORD (NON D1 WINS EXCLD) 9-20
FINAL CURRENT PLACE IN STANDINGS Tied 8th 6-17

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2019-2020 SCHEDULE
Oct 26 (Sat) 2 p.m.
vs Lenoir-Rhyne
Exhibition W, 72-60
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Nov 5 (Tue) 7 p.m.
at Wake Forest
L, 65-55
Winston-Salem, NC

Nov 10 (Sun) 2 p.m.
at NC State
L, 80-40
Raleigh, NC

Nov 13 (Wed) 7 p.m.
at Longwood
L, 86-77
Farmville, VA

Nov 16 (Sat) 2 p.m.
vs South Carolina State
W, 84-46
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Nov 20 (Wed) 7 p.m.
vs Mount Olive
NON D1 W, 75-67
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Nov 23 (Sat) 2 p.m.
vs Kennesaw State
L, 58-56
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Dec 4 (Wed) 6 p.m.
at Presbyterian
W, 70-60
Clinton, SC

Dec 8 (Sun) 2 p.m.
vs Coastal Carolina
L, 62-43
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Dec 17 (Tue) 11:30 a.m.
vs Winthrop
L, 75-63
Seahawks Tomorrow
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Carolinas Challenge (2 Games)
Dec 19 (Thu) 8 p.m.
vs Catawba
NON D1 OT L, 78-75
Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Dec 20 (Fri) 7:30 p.m.
vs North Carolina
L, 85-45
Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Jan 3 (Fri) 7 p.m.
vs Delaware
W, 71-65 OT
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Jan 5 (Sun) 1 p.m.
vs Drexel
L, 73-72 OT
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Jan 10 (Fri) 7 p.m.
at William & Mary
W, 72-55
Williamsburg, VA

Jan 12 (Sun) 2 p.m.
at Elon
L, 77-53
Elon, NC

Jan 17 (Fri) 7 p.m.
vs James Madison
L, 66-58
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Jan 19 (Sun) 2 p.m.
vs Towson
L, 62-41
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Jan 26 (Sun) 1 p.m.
at College of Charleston
L, 67-63 OT
Charleston, SC

Jan 31 (Fri) 7 p.m.
at Hofstra
W, 62-59
Hempstead, NY

Feb 2 (Sun) 2 p.m.
at Northeastern
L, 63-61
Boston, MA

Feb 7 (Fri) 7 p.m.
vs Elon
L, 60-57
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Feb 9 (Sun) 2 p.m.
vs William & Mary
L, 63-55
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Feb 14 (Fri) 7 p.m.
at Towson
L, 78-45
Towson, MD

Feb 16 (Sun) 2 p.m.
at James Madison
L, 76-52
Harrisonburg, VA

Feb 23 (Sun) 2 p.m.
vs College of Charleston
W, 74-50
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Feb 28 (Fri) 7 p.m.
vs Northeastern
W, 61-48
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Mar 1 (Sun) 1 p.m.
vs Hofstra
W, 56-43
Wilmington, N.C.
Trask Coliseum

Mar 5 (Thu) 7 p.m.
at Drexel
L, 52-50
Philadelphia, PA

Mar 7 (Sat) 1 p.m.
at Delaware
L, 61-57
Newark, DE

CAA Championship
Mar 11 (Wed) First Round 2 p.m.
vs. #8 Charleston
W, 69-55

Mar 12 (Thu) Quarterfinals 12 p.m.
vs. #1 Drexel

Mar 13 (Fri) Semifinals
Mar 14 (Sat) Championship Game
Elon, N.C.

Women are predicted to finish 5th in the CAA.
JMU is the near unanimous favorite

Any insight on how this team is looking?

(10-24-2019 09:10 AM)solohawks Wrote:  Women are predicted to finish 5th in the CAA.
JMU is the near unanimous favorite

Any insight on how this team is looking?

Not as good as the beach volleyball team.

(10-24-2019 03:58 PM)FLHawk Wrote:  

(10-24-2019 09:10 AM)solohawks Wrote:  Women are predicted to finish 5th in the CAA.
JMU is the near unanimous favorite

Any insight on how this team is looking?

Not as good as the beach volleyball team.

I see what you did there

Hawks won the exhibition 72- 60. Gigi Smith led the team with 20 points followed by Lacey Suggs at 19. First real game is in 10 days at Wake Forest

(10-26-2019 03:08 PM)solohawks Wrote:  Hawks won the exhibition 72- 60. Gigi Smith led the team with 20 points followed by Lacey Suggs at 19. First real game is in 10 days at Wake Forest

(10-26-2019 03:08 PM)solohawks Wrote:  Hawks won the exhibition 72- 60. Gigi Smith led the team with 20 points followed by Lacey Suggs at 19. First real game is in 10 days at Wake Forest

THIS........................ is how you handle an exhibition!

I know UNCW is a men's basketball school (rightfully so), but I do believe women's basketball has a chance this year to take a major step. Obviously Smith and Suggs are the headliners coming into the season, but I really believe that Jessica Munoz is a difference maker (former McD's All-American nominee). Also, not sure if they're redshirting Sunshine McCrae or not, but she has CAA Rookie of the Year potential from what I watched on film and saw statistically.

Having Vason, Thybulle and Crisp available at point is big. And there's good depth at every position right now. Plus, it looks like Micah Hoggatt (10pnts, 7rebs in the exhibition) might've matured a little bit and found her rhythm. If Tate could splash some 3-pointers, that would certainly help.

I think a preseason fifth is low, but they're not a first-place team yet. If nothing else, this team will be fun and should have a comparable and likely better season than last year.

(10-29-2019 09:43 AM)AlexRiley Wrote:  I know UNCW is a men's basketball school (rightfully so), but I do believe women's basketball has a chance this year to take a major step. Obviously Smith and Suggs are the headliners coming into the season, but I really believe that Jessica Munoz is a difference maker (former McD's All-American nominee). Also, not sure if they're redshirting Sunshine McCrae or not, but she has CAA Rookie of the Year potential from what I watched on film and saw statistically.

Having Vason, Thybulle and Crisp available at point is big. And there's good depth at every position right now. Plus, it looks like Micah Hoggatt (10pnts, 7rebs in the exhibition) might've matured a little bit and found her rhythm. If Tate could splash some 3-pointers, that would certainly help.

I think a preseason fifth is low, but they're not a first-place team yet. If nothing else, this team will be fun and should have a comparable and likely better season than last year.

Thanks Alex. Plus, don't forget 8 players are 6' or taller. Including a 6'4" freshman.

(10-29-2019 10:05 AM)SEA33HAWK Wrote:  

(10-29-2019 09:43 AM)AlexRiley Wrote:  I know UNCW is a men's basketball school (rightfully so), but I do believe women's basketball has a chance this year to take a major step. Obviously Smith and Suggs are the headliners coming into the season, but I really believe that Jessica Munoz is a difference maker (former McD's All-American nominee). Also, not sure if they're redshirting Sunshine McCrae or not, but she has CAA Rookie of the Year potential from what I watched on film and saw statistically.

Having Vason, Thybulle and Crisp available at point is big. And there's good depth at every position right now. Plus, it looks like Micah Hoggatt (10pnts, 7rebs in the exhibition) might've matured a little bit and found her rhythm. If Tate could splash some 3-pointers, that would certainly help.

I think a preseason fifth is low, but they're not a first-place team yet. If nothing else, this team will be fun and should have a comparable and likely better season than last year.

Thanks Alex. Plus, don't forget 8 players are 6' or taller. Including a 6'4" freshman.

That's a big squad! Should provide ample opportunities for 2nd chance points as well as limit the opposition to one shot per possession. "Should".

The Women's team takes on Wake Forest tomorrow night on the road. Wake was picked dead last (15th) by both the Coaches and Blue Ribbon Panel, with 0 Preseason All-ACC Players. But this is still a big game against an ACC foe to open the season.

Last year the Demon Deacons went 10-20 and 1-15 in ACC play. They also lost their top scorer, Elisa Penna. Their # 2 scorer, Alex Sharp, returns for her Senior season. The 6-1 guard averaged 12.7 points in 2018-19, with a team-leading 9.3 rebounds per contest. However, she missed 15 games; 5 due to rehabbing a shoulder injury from the previous offseason and another 10 due to a broken hand. Junior forward Ivana Raca also returns after a solid sophomore season where she averaged 12.4 points, 6.4 rebounds and 1.9 assists. She started all 30 contests for the Deacs.

Behind Sharp and Raca are a lot of question marks for a team that averaged just 57.4 points, shot just .278 from 3-point range and racked up 564 turnovers (18.8 per game) on the season.

Hawks up 23 - 13 at the end of the first quarter

Hawks drop the 1st game by 10. Another ACC game on Sunday in Raleigh

The Women's team faces another ACC opponent tomorrow (Sunday) at 2 PM as they take on # 14 NC State. It'll be the 2nd of 3 consecutive road games for the Lady Hawks to open the regular season.

State won this won in rather dominant fashion 80-40

Longwood is next on Wednesday

GiGi Smith played 38 of 40 minutes against the Wolfpack. She put up 17 points and 5 rebounds but also had 11 turnovers.

Ahyiona Vason was impressive in her 24 minutes of action as a starter. 12 points on 6-8 shooting, 5 rebounds and 5 steals. How does a 5-4 point guard get 5 rebounds against the # 14 team in the nation? Nice bright spot there.

As a team we had just 3 assists and 21 turnovers. Yikes.

Women dominated SC State with a 84-46 win. Suggs had a double double with 24 points and 11 rebounds

The Women's team continues their 3-game homestand by hosting D-II Mount Olive on Wednesday night at 7.

Kennesaw State then comes to town on Saturday afternoon at 2. KSU is 3-1 and gave Georgia a good fight in Athens (L 80-65).

The ladies escaped with a win over Mount Olive last night, 75-67. The Trojans were a scrappy squad that bothered us with their press nearly all night long.

UMO's head coach, Wendy Lee (20th season), is the wife of Billy Lee, former Campbell coach. Their son is former UNCW assistant Brooks Lee.

Kennesaw State is up next on Saturday at 2 as UNCW wraps up its 3-game homestand.

(11-21-2019 09:24 AM)Seahawk Nation 08 Wrote:  The ladies escaped with a win over Mount Olive last night, 75-67. The Trojans were a scrappy squad that bothered us with their press nearly all night long.

UMO's head coach, Wendy Lee (20th season), is the wife of Billy Lee, former Campbell coach. Their son is former UNCW assistant Brooks Lee.

Kennesaw State is up next on Saturday at 2 as UNCW wraps up its 3-game homestand.

The press............wonder if she would take an assitant job?