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RACERS REPEAT! MURRAY STATE DOMINATES MVC TITLE GAME IN ST. LOUIS
Coralville, IA - Murray State left no doubt on Sunday evening, rolling past Evansville 91-70 to claim back-to-back Missouri Valley Conference championships and punch its ticket to the NCAA Tournament. The Racers’ offense was electric from the start. Murray State shot 51% from the field and knocked down 13 three-pointers, stretching the floor and keeping Evansville on their heels all night. The Racers built momentum with a 13-0 run and never looked back, pushing their lead to
Austin Stuckey
Mar 201 min read


RACERS STAY HOT HEADING INTO MARCH
VALPARAISO, IN. - Murray State Racers women's basketball closed the regular season in dominant fashion Saturday, defeating Valparaiso 100-68 at the CFSB Center. The Racers wasted no time setting the tone, jumping out early and controlling the game with balanced scoring and strong defense. Murray State led 55-28 at halftime and kept the pressure on through the third quarter, scoring 32 points to push the lead out of reach. Five Racers scored in double figures, showing the dept
Austin Stuckey
Mar 201 min read


RACERS REPEAT: MURRAY STATE CLAIMS BACK-TO-BACK MVC TITLES
Murray, KY - Murray State women’s basketball is once again on top of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Racers have clinched a share of the MVC regular season title for the second straight year, continuing one of the most impressive stretches in program history. Back-to-back conference crowns signal consistency, toughness, and star power, and this year’s team has plenty of both. Leading the charge is guard Halli Poock, the Racers’ engine on offense. Poock is Murray State’s t
Austin Stuckey
Feb 281 min read


RACERS DEFENSE DOMINATES IN 32-POINT WIN
PEORIA, IL - No. 1 in the MVC, Murray State Racers women's basketball delivered a statement win Thursday night, cruising past Bradley 72-40 inside Renaissance Coliseum. After a tight first half, the Racers flipped the switch in the third quarter. Murray State outscored Bradley 26-13 in the period and held the Braves to just four points in the fourth. The defense was the story, forcing tough shots and holding Bradley to 22% shooting and just 1-for-10 from three-point range. Sh
Austin Stuckey
Feb 211 min read
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