SIOUX CITY, Iowa – The Wayland Baptist Flying Queens picked an unfortunate time to go cold. No. 10 Wayland was held to its lowest point total of the season here Thursday night as the Flying Queens saw their season end in the NAIA Women’s Basketball National Championship Round of 16 with 66-53 loss to 12th-ranked…
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source: wbuathletics.com For her outstanding efforts both on the court and in the classroom, Wayland Baptist Flying Queen Kaylee Edgemon has been named CoSIDA Academic All-American. Edgemon, who previously was named CoSIDA Academic All-District, was voted to the Academic All-America Second Team by the College Sports Information Directors of America. The program recognizes the nation’s top student-athletes for…
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WBU takes on Rocky Mountain College at 8 p.m. Thursday source: wbuathletics.com Jason Cooper will be counting on two of the things that have carried the Flying Queens all season – veteran leadership and dominance on the boards – when Wayland Baptist takes on Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) in its first game at the NAIA Women’s Basketball…
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source: wbuathletics.com photo: Claudia Lusk BOXSCORE It’s on to Iowa for the Wayland Baptist Flying Queens! The eighth-ranked Flying Queens extended their season with a trip to the NAIA Women’s Basketball National Championship Final Site thanks to a second impressive performance in as many days, this time taking out Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) on Saturday evening in Hutcherson…
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WBU to face Lewis-Clark St. (Idaho) in Opening Round championship source: wbuathletics.com photo: Claudia Lusk Boxscore With scoring consistency and a tenacious defense, the Flying Queens turned in one of their most solid performances of the season as eighth-ranked Wayland Baptist dispatched Our Lady of the Lake University in a semifinal of the 2022 NAIA Women’s…
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source: Wayland Baptist University News PLAINVIEW – The Hutcherson Flying Queens Foundation (HFQF) received a generous donation from the Texas Historical Foundation on Tuesday morning in support of the upcoming Flying Queens Museum that will be housed on the Wayland Baptist University campus. Lenny Sadler, a Texas Historical Foundation board member, and his wife Linda were…
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