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
WASHINGTON — When Washington Mystics guard Brittney Sykes made two free throws just before halftime on Friday, they didn’t make a huge difference on the scoreboard. They cut the Mystics’ deficit against the New York Liberty from 14 points to 12, in a game they’d eventually lose by 22. 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?
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1 week ago |
thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield
Nearly every day, Washington Mystics rookie wing Sonia Citron has asked second-year forward Aaliyah Edwards a question: “So when are you coming back?”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? LoginEdwards missed much of training camp and the Mystics’ first four games of the season with a lower back contusion.
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2 weeks ago |
thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield
On Sunday, Washington Mystics guard Brittney Sykes was in disbelief when she fouled out with 46 seconds left in a close game against the Connecticut Sun. But after she got to the bench, instead of letting the frustration get to her, she sat and calmed herself as Connecticut shot free throws. 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?
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3 weeks ago |
thenexthoops.com | Jenn Hatfield
WASHINGTON — Georgia Amoore wasn’t with the Washington Mystics for their season opener on Friday as she recovers from ACL surgery. But the rookie’s voice came through loud and clear nonetheless. 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?
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3 weeks ago |
paw.princeton.edu | Jenn Hatfield
BALTIMORE — Early in the second half of Sunday’s second-round NCAA Tournament game against Johns Hopkins, attacker McKenzie Blake ’25 one-timed a pass from attacker Haven Dora ’26 into the back of the net. The goal, which was the sixth of eight for Blake that day, put Princeton up 12-5 in the Tigers’ eventual 18-12 win. The goal also mattered for another reason: It was Blake’s 84th goal of the season, breaking an Ivy League record that had stood since 1981.
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Rising senior Kiley Capstraw will be @YaleWBasketball's captain for 2025-26, the program announced today. A three-year starter with 707 career points, Capstraw is Yale's most experienced returner and top returning scorer. @TheNextHoops #NCAAWBB https://t.co/YlrMnzFEl9
.@WashMystics center/forward Shakira Austin (concussion protocol) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Indiana Fever in Baltimore. Everyone else is available except for Georgia Amoore (ACL; out for season). @TheNextHoops #WNBA
I know this will shock everybody, but I love this storyline 🥰 Thanks @jeffmetcalfe for the great read!
Sister sister: Kathryn, Maddy Westbeld to meet as WNBA rookies for Phoenix Mercury, Chicago Sky - https://t.co/Q1Yu9OeHjd via @sports360az