Dillard scores 1,000th point, Union Catholic defeats Dayton - Girls basketball recap
Despite Dayton’s Amiel Dillard scoring her 1,000th career point, Union Catholic got the 48-47 win in Springfield. Union ...
Vital leads Rhode Island against Dayton after 20-point outing
Rhode Island takes on the Dayton Flyers after Sophia Vital scored 20 points in Rhode Island's 59-57 victory against the Duquesne Dukes.
Rhode Island vs. Dayton women’s basketball tickets still available for Saturday, February 8
Saturday’s A-10 schedule includes the Rhode Island Rams (11-12) playing the Dayton Flyers (13-9) at 1:00 PM ET.Buy tickets ...
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Women’s Basketball Falters in Late Effort Against Dayton
Women’s basketball fell just shy of a win against the University of Dayton, losing 67-64 Jan. 29. A late comeback effort by ...
Dayton vs. George Mason women’s basketball tickets still available for Saturday, February 1
The George Mason Patriots (18-3) meet a fellow A-10 squad, the Dayton Flyers (13-8), on Saturday, February 1, 2025 at UD ...
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Dayton Women Can’t Overcome Early Offensive Lull in Loss to Richmond
The University of Dayton Flyers women’s basketball team (12-8, 6-3) fell to A-10 leaders the University of Richmond Spiders (17-5, 8-1) 83-72 Sunday afternoon at UD Arena. This was the Flyers first ...
George Mason visits Dayton following Walton’s 30-point game
George Mason plays the Dayton Flyers after Zahirah Walton scored 30 points in the Patriots' 80-53 victory over the Saint Louis Billikens.
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Women’s Basketball Atlantic 10 Update
The Massachusetts women’s basketball team captured a victory on Wednesday over the George Washington Revolutionaries. Here is ...
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How to Watch A-10 Women’s College Basketball Games – Sunday, January 26
The Richmond Spiders versus the Dayton Flyers is one of three games on Sunday’s college basketball schedule that includes a A ...
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‘We’re going to be bold’ — Dayton AD ready for new era of paying athletes directly
Neil Sullivan has spent more time preparing for the latest and biggest shift in college athletics — schools paying athletes directly — than anything else over the last year.