Your Daily Dose of Women’s College Basketball
Women’s Basketball is played daily in arenas across the country, and sometimes we can’t watch every matchup — so here are highlights from games you may have missed today.
There are a lot of awesome teams outside of the AP Top 25, and with the expansion of the NCAA Tournament this year, we should start learning the names of talented players from across the country — because just one list doesn’t capture them all.
Today in WCBB
Indiana State @ Seton Hall: 56 - 74
First Ever Matchup
Indiana State Sycamores visit the Seton Hall Pirates for the first time ever this morning, with Seton Hall’s Ja'Kahla Craft had a stunning game with 25 points and 12 rebounds, making up over half of squads points in that time. Senior Savannah Catalon played a massive role as well, dropping 18 points to keep the lead over Indiana State. On the other hand, Indiana State’s bench stayed steadfast against Seton Hall in the early stages of the match, making it a one possession game with 5 minutes left in the second quarter.
Seton Hall was actually ranked 5th in the 2026 Big East Preseason Poll against powerhouses like Villanova and UConn, and this match is a sparkling example of their prestige. Ashley Singhateh on the Sycamores had a solid game but was not enough to stave off the triumphant Pirates.
Seton Hall won its first ever matchup against Indiana State thanks to great upperclassmen leadership in Craft and Catalon.
UC Davis @ Eastern Washington: 72 - 76
First Ever Matchup
Eastern Washington’s Jaecy Eggers and Kourtney Grossman ran the court against the Davis Aggies, with each athlete getting a double-double in todays matchup. Freshman Marta Forsline and Senior Avery Sussex of UC Davis were putting up a great offensive to keep the game in close quarters throughout the entire time. Elyn Bowers and Emily McElmurry of the Eastern Washington Eagles ended up pulling 30 points and 14 points respectively to seal the win against the Aggies at home.
UC Davis’s bench however also contributed a lot to the game, while Eastern Washington has a lot of value put in their starting players.
Eastern Washington Defeats UC Davis at home in a close battle.
Southeastern Baptist @ Austin Peay: 33 - 123
First Ever Matchup
Austin Peay matched up against Southeastern Baptist, a NCCAA DII program for their 2026 home opener.
Austin Peay evenly dominated Southeastern Baptist, forcing 24 turnovers with the help of head coach Brittany Young. Athletes on the Governors like Kiara Croskey, Jade Rucker, and Jasia Ross were making steals look easy, with 18 steals in the first half alone. Clearia Peterson, Andrea Guilford, and Brilee Price heated up from the bench on the second half, all scoring in the double digits.
Despite the struggle, Southeastern Baptist Freshman E'marria Phillips was responsible for 15 of their 33 points in the game.
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