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Jenn Hatfield

Managing Editor, Washington Mystics and Ivy League Beat Reporter at The Next

Managing editor, Washington Mystics beat reporter and Ivy League beat reporter @TheNextHoops. Also have a day job.

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  • 1 week ago | thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield

    TAMPA, Fla. — When Harvard senior guard Harmoni Turner wants to tout the quality of Ivy League women’s basketball, she often leans on a phrase that just popped into her head one day: “Nerds can hoop, too.”Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today. Join todayAlready a member?

  • 2 weeks ago | thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield

    TAMPA, Fla. — Around mid-February, after UConn lost to Tennessee but then trounced South Carolina by 29 points, guards Kaitlyn Chen and Azzi Fudd were talking in the sauna after practice. Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today. Join todayAlready a member? Login“This is why I came to UConn.

  • 2 weeks ago | thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield

    TAMPA, Fla. — Texas freshman Jordan Lee held her head high as she walked off the court after the Longhorns’ 74-57 loss to South Carolina in the Final Four on Friday. She thanked a member of the training staff, then got a handshake and a pat on the back from legendary former Texas head coach Jody Conradt before disappearing into the tunnel. Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today.

  • 2 weeks ago | thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield

    TAMPA, Fla. — Texas and South Carolina know each other’s tendencies as well as any Final Four opponents in recent history. Their meeting on Friday will be the fourth game between them this season after they split the regular-season series and South Carolina beat Texas in the championship game of the SEC Tournament on March 9. Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today.

  • 1 month ago | thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield

    After Harvard lost to Michigan State 64-50 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, senior guard Harmoni Turner huddled with her teammates on the court. Then she ran straight back to the locker room and cried. Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today. Join todayAlready a member? LoginBut Turner’s tears weren’t all sad ones.

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Jenn Hatfield (she/her)
Jenn Hatfield (she/her) @jennhatfield1
19 Apr 25

The @WashMystics have signed four additional players to training camp contracts: former Stanford F Ashten Prechtel (a third-round pick in 2023), former Rutgers G JoJo Lacey, former Baylor C Khadijiah Cave and former Louisville G Morgan Jones. @TheNextHoops #WNBA

Jenn Hatfield (she/her)
Jenn Hatfield (she/her) @jennhatfield1
17 Apr 25

RT @HittingHardwood: Would you look at that, it’s once again that time of the week: Happy Hour. 🏀🍻 Jump into another new episode of Lynx H…

Jenn Hatfield (she/her)
Jenn Hatfield (she/her) @jennhatfield1
17 Apr 25

RT @Sportico: .@harvardcrimson offers more sports than any D-I athletic department in the country. This academic year, roughly 21% of Crims…