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Brennan & Falcons start NE- 10 Tourney strong – Brennan & Falcons start NE- 10 Tourney strong

March 4, 2010 Sports

Written by: Robbie LaBrie The Lady Falcons did not finish the regular season strong, dropping three straight to end the year, but it’s all good after Kim Brennan and the rest of the team dominated the second half of their quarterfinal game in the Northeast-10 tournament against Merrimack. The Falcons entered the tournament as the [...]

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Lady Falcons remain simply unstoppable – Women’s Basketball wins record 11th straight over St. Anselm

February 11, 2010 Sports

Written by: Louis Sherman Not many things can compare to the excitement of a triple overtime thriller, or the ability to be shown in the national spotlight. Bentley women’s basketball has brought these things to the school this year, along with some quality basketball. After a 6-5 start to the season, Bentley has surged to [...]

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Lady Falcons soaring in January – B-ball team wins 8th straight in triple OT thriller

January 28, 2010 Headlines

Written by: Robbie LaBrie

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Lady Falcons enter important stretch of the season

December 10, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Dan Ryaboy The latter half of December and the first half of January is going to be a pivotal stretch for the Lady Falcon basketball team. So far the Lady Falcons find themselves playing terrific basketball, having only one conference loss, and notching an impressive win against UMass Lowell.

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High expectations for Lady Falcons in 2010

November 19, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Dan Ryaboy The Lady Falcon Basketball team is a model of consistency as year in and year out, as the ladies typically find themselves with 20 wins, sitting near the top of the NE-10 standings.

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Lady Falcons season ends in loss to AIC

March 20, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Dan Ryaboy Following a deep run that saw the Falcons advance all the way to the NE-10 Championship game before losing to top seeded Franklin Pierce, the Falcons had high hopes for a deep run into the National Tournament.

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Lady Falcons march on in NE-10 tourney

March 5, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Dan Ryaboy Make no mistake about it; a 20 win season is a significant milestone in college basketball, but the Lady Falcon faithful have grown accustomed to this plateau. The Falcons have reached the impressive number an astounding 26 out of the last 27 seasons.

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Streaking Falcons earn bye in conference tourney

February 26, 2009 Headlines

Written by: Dan Ryaboy There are certain landmarks in the Falcons season: opening game, first conference game, mid-way point of the season, and finally Family Weekend.

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Falcons lose heartbreaker in “Pink Zone” game

February 19, 2009 Sports

Written by: Dan Ryaboy As important as the conference match up against St. Rose was for the Falcons, the game took a backseat to the annual “Pink Zone” game, as the Dana Center usually decked out in blue and gold saw sprinkles of pink all around the stands.

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Falcons win two important games in NE-10

February 12, 2009 Sports

Written by: Dan Ryaboy The NE-10 conference is a roller coast. From week to week, the emotional swings are immense, and the Lady Falcons are experiencing both the swoons and the high points of this ever competitive conference. A week after losing two gut wrenching games, the Falcons bounced back and pulled out two victories [...]

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Falcons lose two heartbreakers in NE-10 showdowns

February 5, 2009 Sports

Written by: Dan Ryaboy Not every regular season game is the same; once in a while a game comes along that captures the imagination of fans and becomes an instant classic. Last Wednesday night, the Falcons took a 35 mile ride south on I-95 to face bitter conference rival, Stonehill.

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Lady Falcons find themselves in a familiar spot

January 29, 2009 Sports

Written by: Dan Ryaboy The Lady Falcons are situated where they usually are, near the top of the very competitive NE-10 conference. A quick look at the standings and one may think the Falcons are just having another typical season under Hall of Fame coach Barbara Stevens, but a deeper look at the team shows [...]

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