photo: Claudia Lusk Six players recorded double-figure statistics, and Wayland Baptist came through down the stretch as the sixth-ranked Flying Queens bounced back with a satisfying 88-80 Sooner Athletic Conference victory over Texas Wesleyan on Saturday afternoon in Hutcherson Center. “That was a much-needed win for our group,” WBU coach Jason Cooper said. “I was…
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Taking the floor for the first time in more than three weeks, the Wayland Baptist Flying Queens on Thursday couldn’t shake off the rust in time to deny a spirited upset bid by Science & Arts of Oklahoma as the Drovers walked away with an 81-77 Sooner Athletic Conference victory in Hutcherson Center. “We played…
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source: wbuathletics.com Wayland Baptist’s Jenna Cooper and Thad Udoh have been named Sooner Athletic Conference Women’s and Men’s Basketball Player of the Week. After an 11-11-11 triple-double on Dec. 7 against Oklahoma-Panhandle State, Cooper missed two double-doubles (by two rebounds in one game and by one assist in the other) when the No. 6 Flying Queens picked up a pair…
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photo: sacsportsnetwork.com LANGSTON, Okla. – Having fallen behind 13-0 to start their most recent game that resulted in their first loss of the season, the Wayland Baptist Flying Queens did the exact same thing to Langston and got back on the winning track here Thursday night. Jenna Cooper, Kaylee Edgemon and Angel Hayden all flirted…
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source: wbuathletics.com photo: Claudia Lusk Wayland Baptist fell behind 13-0 to start the game, and 21st-ranked Concordia (Neb.) went on to hand the No. 3 Flying queens their first loss of the season Saturday afternoon in Hutcherson Center, 76-66. “I think ultimately we came out flat and ran into a team that was ready to get a…
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Photos: Claudia Lusk Photo Gallery In a pregame ceremony, the Hutcherson Flying Queens Foundation presented the current Flying Queens team, ranked No. 3 in the NAIA, with a 1,700-wins banner that will replace the 1,600-wins banner inside Hutcherson Center. A message from Flying Queens Foundation president Linda Pickens Price was read. Former players and coaches…
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