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With 5,032 fans in attendance, Central Michigan men’s basketball looked to put on a performance for the Chippewa faithful and that is exactly what it did against rival Western Michigan.
After two-quarters of absent shots from beyond the arc, the Central Michigan women's basketball team finally earned its first of the night from freshman guard Tamara Ortiz in the third quarter against Kent State.
For the second-straight year, Central Michigan men’s basketball will welcome rival Western Michigan to McGuirk Arena on Saturday with its toilet paper toss tradition.
After being down seven points at halftime, Central Michigan women’s basketball tied the game at 39 in the second half against Louisiana on Saturday. With eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Chippewas sent the ball to guard Tiana Timpe for a shot beyond the arc, giving them the lead.
Central Michigan junior guard Karrington Gordon passes the ball to a teammate during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. Gordon scored 15 points for the Chippewas. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Central Michigan sophomore forward Madisen Wardell talks to head coach Kristin Haynie during a timeout during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. Wardell scored nine points for the Chippewas. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Central Michigan junior guard Lisa Tesson flexes while looking for an open teammate during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. Tesson scored four points for the Chippewas. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Central Michigan graduate student forward Nadège Jean prepares to throw a free-throw during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. Jean scored 10 points for the Chippewas. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
A Central Michigan referee holds the basketball during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Central Michigan junior guard Karrington Gordon dribbles down the court during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. Gordon scored 15 points for the Chippewas. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
The Central Michigan cheer team performs during a timeout during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Toledo senior guard/forward Sammi Mikonowicz shoots a free-throw with the Central Michigan student section trying to distract her during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
Members of the Central Michigan women’s basketball team cheer as a teammate scores a basket during a game, Wednesday, Feb. 7 in McGuirk Arena. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
As the clock hit the final two minutes in the fourth quarter, Central Michigan women's basketball put in three fresh players from the bench against the Toledo Rockets. CMU soccer players Allison LaPoint, Lauren Walker and Brylee Borgman took the court for the first time as the Chippewas were down by 27 points.
Central Michigan junior guard Lisa Tesson dribbles down the court, Wednesday, Feb. 7, in McGuirk Arena.
Central Michigan men’s basketball’s five-game winning streak was snapped on Saturday, as the Chippewas lost to the number one team in the Mid-American Conference, Akron in a final score of 68-47.
Down by one and less than 20 seconds to play in double overtime Central Michigan men’s basketball had one last chance to take the lead over Bowling Green.
The Central Michigan women's basketball team has forfeited the upcoming Mid-American Conference match against Kent State. CMU lacks eligible players coming off a stronger win against Miami (Ohio).
As the fourth quarter began, Central Michigan women's basketball quickly lost its two-point lead against Miami (Ohio) on Wednesday. As Miami took a three-point lead, guard Lisa Tesson stormed down the court where she found guard Tiana Timpe who nailed a three-pointer.
Central Michigan junior guard Anthony Pritchard looks for a teammate to pass to during a game Tuesday, Jan. 30 in McGuirk Arena. Pritchard had two assists during the game. (CM-Life | Jo Kenoshmeg)
