Tacarra Hayes, a sophomore on the Golden Eagle women's basketball team, has been selected as Tennessee Tech's Outstanding Female Athlete of 2009-10.
The Tennessee Tech athletic department has recently welcomed Steve Wallace from the University of Rhode Island to the Goldwen Eagle women’s basketball staff. Wallace, who was the 2009-10 Director of Operations for URI’s women’s basketball program, assumed the title of assistant coach effective June 1, 2010.
A Tennessee Miss Basketball winner and two-time all-state pick during her stellar career at Upperman High School in nearby Baxter, Lashay Davis is coming home to play basketball at Tennessee Tech. She is a transfer from Western Kentucky.
The Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics delighted more than 2,200 fans in Eblen Center Sunday in a WNBA exhibition game. View a gallery of photos from the event here...
It's been a long time, but Sunday afternoon legendary former Tennessee Tech women's basketball coach Marynell Meadors is coming back to her old stomping grounds.
Tennessee Tech Athletics has put together a special ticket package for youth teams in the region, but they will need to act quickly to take advantage of the offer.
The duo of Tacarra Hayes and Kellie Cook led the Tennessee Tech women’s basketball team both statistically and emotionally during the 2009-10 season. On Thursday evening, it was no surprise that Hayes and Cook took home the team’s top honors at the women’s basketball awards banquet.
The Tennessee Tech women’s basketball team is out of season, but the Golden Eagles continue to be active in the Cookeville community.
Former UT star Chamique Holdsclaw will lead the Atlanta Dream next month back to the state where she gained the national spotlight. The Lady Vol All-American will headline the Dream when the play the Washington Mystics in Eblen Center on Sunday, May 9, in a WNBA exhibition game.
Adding to the highly regarded group of recruits she signed during the fall, Tennessee Tech women’s basketball coach Sytia Messer on Wednesday announced two additional signees to bolster the young Golden Eagle roster.
Former Tech coach Marynell Meadors, who will lead her Atlanta Dream WNBA team in an exhibition game in Eblen Center on Sunday, May 9, has been selected as an assistant coach for the 2010 USA Basketball World Team.
Bill Worrell was the first person to purchase tickets for the May 9 WNBA exhibition game in Eblen Center, and the Hall of Fame coach urges area youth teams and basketball fans to attend and show support for Marynell Meadors and women's basketball.
Tennessee Tech sophomore guard Rachel Glidden was the focus of a recent article in the Pulaski Citizen newspaper. Click the link below to read the story.
Two Golden Eagles were honored on Thursday as sophomore Tacarra Hayes was named first-team All-OVC and freshman Kellie Cook earned a spot on the OVC all-newcomer team.
The Tennessee Tech women’s basketball team ran into a roadblock on Tuesday evening as the Golden Eagles fell to defending OVC Tournament champion Austin Peay, 79-61, in the first round of the 2010 OVC Tournament.
On Tuesday, the Golden Eagles will make a return trip to Clarksville, Tenn., for the first round of the OVC Tournament with a trip to Nashville on the line.
