Butler women’s basketball

What you need to know: Bulldogs seek to get on track against Musketeers

“If the Dawgs can continue shooting the ball well and limit their mistakes, then they will have an easy path to victory against Xavier again.”
After the Buzzer: Women’s basketball vs. DePaul

Butler Women’s basketball takes on Big East opponent DePaul. Multimedia Reporter Blaine Raider gives a game recap.
Beyond the box score: Women’s basketball falls to Marquette

“The loss drops the Bulldogs to 9-12 overall and 3-8 in conference play, while the Golden Eagles improve to 13-7 on the season and 7-4 in the Big East.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball seeks back-to-back conference wins

“After a rough stretch of games dating back to Eastern Illinois where the Dawgs went under 50% from the field and as low as 16.7% from beyond the arc, head coach Austin Parkinson’s squad is having its best shooting games of the season.”
Beyond the box score: Butler comes out on top against Blue Demons

“The Bulldogs answered with stellar scoring of their own, as Jackson went on to reach 20 points and 10 rebounds — her first career double-double.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball hosts DePaul

“Butler enters the matchup at 8-11 overall and 2-7 in conference play, coming off a loss where the Dawgs showed offensive efficiency but struggled to limit turnovers.”
Beyond the box score: Bulldogs fall at Villanova

“Butler dominated the glass and out-rebounded Villanova 31-24, and had its best shooting game. However, the team was unable to prevent turnovers, an area it has struggled in all season long.”
Beyond the box score: Bulldogs snap losing streak with win over Providence

“The win meant more to the Bulldogs than just an end to a losing streak. Since the win over Indiana State, the Dawgs have not shot over 50% from the field, and have gone under 40% on three-point attempts.”
What you need to know: Women’s basketball seeks to regroup against Providence

“The Bulldogs have dropped four straight games and sit at 7-10 overall and 1-6 in conference action, but recent performances suggest the group remains competitive on the defensive end.”