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Marquette women’s basketball forward Camryn Taylor has announced she will be transferring from the program, according to her Twitter post April 12. “For starters I wanted to thank my coaches and teammates for two great years at Marquette. I hope I’ve had as much as an impact on Marquette nation as you all had on me. With that being said, I have decided to enter the transfer … [Read more...] about Camryn Taylor enters transfer portal

Forward Dawson Garcia will go through the NBA Draft evaluation process, according to an Instagram post he posted Monday night. “After much reflection and several conversations with my family, friends and coaches, I have decided to go through the NBA Draft evaluation process without hiring an agent,” Garcia said in the post. “I look forward to going through the process, … [Read more...] about BREAKING: Dawson Garcia to test NBA Draft evaluation process

Marquette track and field graduate student Marquis Ward has had quite the experience throughout his career so far. However, through his journey that ultimately led him to Marquette and he is looking to make the most of his new opportunity. Born in North Plainfield, New Jersey, Ward originally attended Central Connecticut State University where he was a two-time NEC Conference … [Read more...] about Ward ready for new opportunity with Marquette

The 2020-21 women’s tennis team is 5-5, with two matches remaining prior to postseason. The two matches are both away — at Xavier and Butler — and senior captain Natalija Popovic knows what part of the game the team needs to work on. “We need to work on conditioning because the temperature is different outside versus inside,” Popovic said. “We need to play less … [Read more...] about Women’s tennis looks to end season strong

While sophomore midfielder Emma Soccodato has only been on the women’s lacrosse team for two years, head coach Meredith Black has known Soccodato much longer. “I think she committed as a sixth grader, (jokingly) but she came to our camp and told me then that she was going to be on this team and she kept to her word and however many years later, she’s now on the team,” Black … [Read more...] about Soccodato embraces everything that is Marquette

From Brazil to San Francisco to Israel, soccer has taken Zyan Andrade all around the world. After experiencing a variety of cultures across the globe, the junior midfielder has now made Milwaukee his home. Andrade played collegiately for two years at the University of San Francisco before transferring to Marquette. The Dons went 8-24-2 in the two years Andrade was in the … [Read more...] about Andrade brings hard-working mentality, clutch skillset to men’s soccer team in first year of play

After losing in the conference championship for the second year in a row, the Marquette women’s volleyball team’s only option to secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament was to receive a bid. Unfortunately for the Golden Eagles, they did not receive one of the 48 spots available for the tournament, which officially ended their 2020 season. This was the first time in 11 years that … [Read more...] about Women’s volleyball misses NCAA Tournament for first time in 11 years, prepares for next season

When a head coaching change is made in college basketball, the program’s focus directly afterward is on whether or not the players in the program will stay, whether recruits will stay committed and if the possibility for new recruits or transfers opens up. After parting ways with Steve Wojciechowski and the hiring of Shaka Smart March 26, that is the position Marquette men’s … [Read more...] about What Shaka Smart’s roster could look like in 2021-22 following change in leadership