Ashland, Ore. — The 2024-25 season has come to an end for the Flying Queens after suffering a 78-51 loss to the Raiders of Southern Oregon University in the Second Round of the 2025 NAIA Women’s Basketball Championships. A Season to Remember “What a season it was. Though I’m disappointed that it has come to…
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Ashland, Ore. — Megan Nestor’s 35-point, 15 rebound performance lifts the 7-seed Flying Queens past 10-seed Carroll (Mont), 72-63, to advance to the Round of 32 in the 2025 NAIA Women’s Basketball Championships. Wayland Baptist got the offense rolling early in this one as they jumped out to an early 7-4 lead after back-to-back buckets…
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Kansas City, Missouri – The NAIA has officially announced the teams and bracket for the 2025 NAIA Women’s Basketball Championship First and Second Rounds, presented by Ballogy. The Flying Queens are a 7-seed and will face 10-seed Carroll (Mont.) on March 14 at 7:30 PM PT in Ashland, Oregon. 2-seed Southern Oregon is the host…
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Langston, Okla. — It was a tough afternoon for the 20th ranked Flying Queens as they suffered a 67-97 defeat against 24th ranked Mid-America Christian in the Sooner Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Semi-Finals match-up. Wayland Baptist scored the first six points of this afternoon’s SAC Semi-Final contest – the run being capped off by a…
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Photo: Claudia Lusk The Flying Queens wrapped up the regular season in February going 5-1 in Sooner Athletic Conference play and finishing second to Langston University for the SAC regular season title. The two teams were in a dogfight for first place until February 17 in Point Lookout, MO., when College of the Ozarks scored…
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The Flying Queens opened 2025 in January with a grueling nine-game schedule in Sooner Athletic Conference play with five games on the road and five games at The Hutch. The team finished the month 8-1 with the lone loss coming against Langston, 60-69, at the mid-point of the January run. The Queens bounced back and…
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Wayland Baptist is one of the true ‘forgotten pioneers’ of women’s basketball. How the owners of the longest win streak in American pro or college hoops history got their start. by Andrew Haubner/No Cap Space/January 23, 2025 Kaye Garms walked into the huddle and knew it was inevitable. For years, she and her Wayland Baptist…
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