Men's basketball unable to get win over WMU
After missing a large chunk of games due to Covid-19, the fatigue of the Chippewas remaining schedule is starting to show. They were unable to stay competitive throughout Saturday's game in Kalamazoo.
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After missing a large chunk of games due to Covid-19, the fatigue of the Chippewas remaining schedule is starting to show. They were unable to stay competitive throughout Saturday's game in Kalamazoo.
Down 24 with seven minutes remaining in the game, Central Michigan women’s basketball looked to be dead in the water against Miami (Ohio) on Saturday.
A couple of months ago this CMU team would not be seen as a tough matchup for Ohio. While the team has improved, its competition has too.
Riddled by injuries, Central Michigan women’s basketball let it fly against the second-best defense in the Mid-American Conference on Wednesday.
Down to seven players in uniform, Central Michigan (4-18, 2-11) women’s basketball couldn’t keep pace with Kent State (14-7, 6-6) on Wednesday as the Golden Flashes secured the season sweep with a 78-67 victory in McGuirk Arena.
Down by three with less than six seconds to play, Cameron Healy hits a three-point shot with a defender in his face to send a back-and-forth battle into overtime.
Already down three members of its 2020 recruiting class, Central Michigan women’s basketball will continue relying on freshmen production the remainder of the year as its last sophomore decided to transfer.
Although Central Michigan men's basketball took down its last three opponents, it couldn't quite pull together a fourth consecutive win against their Mid-American Conference opponent Buffalo on Saturday.
Although Central Michigan (4-17, 2-10) women’s basketball was without Tiana Timpe and Kalle Martinez against Buffalo, the Chippewas held the lead early in the fourth quarter on Saturday.
An electric Thursday night in McGuirk arena was the perfect setting for this historic rivalry of CMU vs. WMU. The results did not disappoint as the crowd made it clear who they were rooting for.
Without sharpshooting freshman Tiana Timpe, Central Michigan (4-16, 2-9) women’s basketball went to Kent, Ohio on Wednesday looking to snap its seven-game road losing streak.
Coming off a win against Northern Illinois on Saturday, Central Michigan men's basketball returned home to McGuirk Arena looking for its first win at home this season.
Looking to get their first win at home, Central Michigan men's basketball took on the Bowling Green Falcons on Tuesday.
After ending its worst losing streak of the season, Central Michigan (4-15, 2-8) women’s basketball looked to improve its record in the Mid-American Conference against Akron (9-6, 6-3) on Saturday.
With one minute remaining in regulation Harrison Henderson found himself seemingly wide open at the top of the key. He decided to take the shot and splash it home, effectively sealing the game for a Chippewa victory.
Although Central Michigan (4-15, 2-8) women’s basketball got out to a fast start in the return of head coach Heather Oesterle and leading scorer Molly Davis, it wasn’t enough to slow down Akron Saturday in McGuirk Arena.
After struggling to find a rhythm throughout the season, Central Michigan (4-14, 2-7) women’s basketball went into its matchup with Miami (Ohio) shorthanded.
Without Head Coach Heather Oesterle, leading scorer Molly Davis and senior Kalle Martinez, Central Michigan (4-14, 2-7) women’s basketball needed someone to step up against Miami (Ohio) (6-10, 2-5) on Wednesday.