Husson Womens Basketball

The Husson Eagles stay unbeaten in North Atlantic Conference play, on both the men's and women's side, after a sweep of UMaine Presque Isle Saturday afternoon.

Opening night in the North Atlantic Conference turned out to be a big success for the Husson Eagles, sweeping the Northern Vermont Lyndon Hornets in men's and women's action.

North Atlantic Conference women's basketball coaches have voted the Husson Eagles as the team to beat this winter and Maine Maritime Academy follows closely as the #2 pick.

Southern Aroostook High School wing player Makaelyn Porter has made an early decision to attend and play for the Husson Eagles next year.

Add Hermon Hawks forward Caitlynn Tracy to the recruiting class for the Husson University women's basketball program. She is a 5-foot-10 senior who averaged 14 points and 8 rebounds for the Hawks.

Hampden Academy standout post player Bailey Donovan has committed to play her college basketball at Husson University next year.

The postseason awards continue to pour in for the Bowdoin College women's team and for Husson University's Kenzie Worcester.

The season ended for both Husson University basketball teams Friday night after NCAA opening round road losses.

The NCAA is giving the Husson Eagles a big taste of the NESCAC. After winning the North Atlantic Conference over the weekend, the Eagles women's team will travel to Amherst College (MA) and the men's team goes to Williams College (MA).

The Husson Eagles are North Atlantic Conference champs, times two. The Eagles women's team four-peats. The Eagles men's team wins the title on the road.