"I thought our players came out with the right mentality and energy, which was missing at our last game," Wayland coach Alesha Ellis said.Read More

Senior Kaylee Edgemon has established herself as one of the best players in the country in her expanded role for the No. 3 Wayland Baptist Flying Queens. After three years of being yelled at to rebound, Kaylee Edgemon is finally doing it.Read More

Flying Queen Kaylee Edgemon and trackster Cheyenne Hill-Johnson have been named Wayland Baptist University Student-Athletes of the Week.Read More

Kaylee Edgemon became the 51st player in Flying Queens history to score 1,000 points while leading No. 3 Wayland Baptist to a 66-52 victory over Southwestern Christian in Sooner Athletic Conference play Thursday night in Hutcherson Center.Read More

The Flying Queens (4-0) had been ranked No. 2 in both the preseason and first regular-season polls. Campbellsville (Ky.) (7-0) is the new No. 1 in the second edition of the Top 25, taking over the top spot from Westmont (Calif.), which dropped its only official game this season to NCAA Division I Pepperdine, 68-56....Read More

Kaylee Edgemon, Jenna Cooper and Payton Brown all had double-doubles to lead No. 2 Wayland Baptist to an 89-70 victory over Southwestern Assemblies of God University here Monday night.Read More

Jenna Cooper scored 20 points, Payton Brown 18 and Kaylee Edgemon 15 to lead the second-ranked Wayland Baptist Flying Queens to a tight 77-75 victory over Texas Wesleyan in the Sooner Athletic Conference opener for both teams here Saturday afternoon.Read More

The Flying Queens are spotlighted in two chapters, while former coaches Harley Redin and Dean Weese, former Queen Bee Marsha Sharp, and former Pioneer Joe Lombard are featured in their own chapters.Read More

This past year The Hutcherson Flying Queens Foundation (HFQF), like other successful organizations, learned new ways of working and communicating effectively. We used email, phone calls, and Zoom extensively since we were unable to hold any in-person events due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Even with these obstacles, we were resilient AND smart enough to survive,...Read More

Former Wayland Baptist Flying Queens great Lometa Odom and coach Harley Redin have been nominated for induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Both Odom and Redin have been nominated in the past, joined last year by the Flying Queens program (1948-82), which won induction and was enshrined in Springfield, Mass., in September...Read More