On Monday, the Atlantic 10 Conference named Duquesne women’s basketball guard Megan McConnell as its player of the week. McConnell exploded for a career-best 35 points in Sunday’s win over Canisius, also grabbing a career-high nine steals in the lopsided win for the Dukes.
On Sunday afternoon, Duquesne women’s basketball took down Canisius at home behind a massive performance from star guard Megan McConnell. McConnell turned in a career performance, setting career highs in points and steals in a game.
On Saturday night, Duquesne earned a huge win over Towson at Saint Vincent-Saint Mary’s High School in Akron, Ohio, 65-47. The Dukes got off to a great start, taking an early lead behind stellar beginnings from Jakub Necas and Cam Crawford.
On Tuesday night, Duquesne’s women’s basketball team earned its sixth-straight win, taking down Bucknell behind big night’s from Gabby Hutcherson, Megan McConnell, and company.
Spend your New Years Eve holiday with the Dukes this year. It’ll be fun. That night, the Duquesne men’s team will take on Rhode Island at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
“We’re the city champs again,” Dan Burt said confidently, wrapping up his opening statement after Wednesday night’s win over rival Pitt. Duquesne women’s basketball is in a good place right now.
On Wednesday night, Duquesne took down Pitt in the City Game behind a big night from Jerni Kiaku, Megan McConnell, and company. Pitt’s Marley Washenitz opened the scoring with a three pointer, just seconds into the game.
It was a very quick handshake line for the Duquesne Men’s Basketball Team as multiple individuals darted off the court, back towards the locker room as quickly as possible following a 62-59 setback, the sixth in seven games, this time to Saint Peter’s Tuesday night at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
The Duquesne Men’s Basketball Team, playing without Jake DiMichele led by as many as 13 points, but fell 62-59 to Saint Peter’s Tuesday night at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
The City Game will return to the Petersen Events Center this week, with Duquesne’s women’s basketball team traveling down Fifth Avenue to face off against Pitt.
On Sunday afternoon, Dan Burt’s Duquesne Dukes picked up their second-straight win, beating Saint Francis 85-71 at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse. Burt’s squad trailed early, as Saint Francis’ Yanessa Boyd scored her team’s first eight points and gave the Red Flash the early lead.
The Duquesne season may have come to an end with a disappointing loss to Central Connecticut State over the weekend, but there was a lot of good throughout a successful season.
Matus Hronsky put in an uncontested dunk, an exclamation point to Duquesne Men’s Basketball Coach Dru Joyce III’s first win with the program, a 67-54 triumph over Old Dominion in Tuesday afternoon’s seventh-place battle at the Cayman Islands Classic.
Megan McConnell’s third career triple double paced Duquesne as it won the County Game 77-61 Monday night at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse. McConnell compiled 15 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
The easy thing to do for Duquesne Football and those who support the program is to play the blame game. A 21-14 loss to Central Connecticut State Saturday afternoon ended the team’s season as this caused the Dukes to lose the tiebreaker which would have given them an automatic berth to the FCS Playoffs.
The Duquesne Men’s Basketball Team fell 71-60 Saturday afternoon in the Cayman Island Classic, as South Dakota State used a 13-0 run to put the Dukes away.
The Duquesne Dukes missed out on an automatic bid for the FCS Tournament on Saturday, losing 21-14 to the Central Connecticut State Blue Devils, and losing their chance at a second straight outright Northeast Conference.
The Duquesne Women’s Basketball Team fell 81-60 Wednesday night on the road to Kent State, dropping to 3-2 on the season. “We were exposed tonight for some of our deficiencies by a very well coached Kent State team,” head coach Dan Burt stated in university-issued press release.
It was a record-setting night for the Duquesne Women’s Basketball Team as the Dukes set a program best forcing 38 turnovers in a 100-65 victory over Niagara Saturday night at the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
By MICHAEL O’GRADY, special to Pittsburgh Sports Now PITTSBURGH – A stellar season for Duquesne football (8-2, 5-0 Northeast Conference) continued Saturday afternoon at Rooney Field with an offensive masterclass against Wagner (4-7, 2-3).
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