The Lehigh crowd cheers on the women’s basketball team in the team’s first round matchup against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lehigh made the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 2020-21 season and faced off against Duke. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
The Lehigh women’s basketball team huddles up at center court in the team’s first round matchup at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lehigh made its first NCAA Tournament under coach Addie Micir. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
Kaylee Van Eps, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard, hypes the team up before its game against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lehigh fell to Duke 86-25. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
Ella Stemmer, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard and captain, attempts a layup during the game against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Stemmer made the All-Tournament team for the Patriot League Tournament. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff
Gracyn Lovette, Lehigh women’s basketball sophomore guard, looks to make a pass in the first round game against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lovette finished the game with one steal in 13 minutes of play. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff)
Kaylee Van Eps, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard, lines up a shot over Duke forward Jordan Wood on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Van Eps scored two points and grabbed one rebound in the Lehigh loss. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff)
Remi Sisselman, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard, drives to the rim against Duke guard Emma Koabel in the team’s first round matchup on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Sisselman finished the game with two points and three rebounds. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff)
The Marching 97, Lehigh’s marching band, is pictured in the stands of on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. They cheered on the Mountain Hawks throughout the team’s NCAA Tournament matchup against Duke. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
Junior Katie Hurt, sophomores Gracyn Lovette, Jessie Ozzauto, Whitney Lind and first-year Belle Bramer sit at the scorers table to substitute into Lehigh’s first round matchup against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lehigh lost 86-25. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff)
Members of the Lehigh women’s basketball team wave to their fans after falling to Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. The 86-25 rout was their first tournament appearance since 2021. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
Colleen McQuillen, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard and captain, and Lily Fandre, junior forward, hug at the end of their game against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. McQuillen finished the game with four points and seven rebounds. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
Remi Sisselman and Kaylee Van Eps, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guards, hug at the end of the team’s game against Duke on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Sisselman recorded two points, three rebounds and a steal in the Lehigh loss. (Olivia Link/ B&W Staff)
Colleen McQuillen, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard and captain, tearfully hugs sophomore forward Whitney Lind as their season comes to an end on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Lehigh fell to Duke 86-25. (Kendall Gavin/B&W Staff)
A tearful Ella Stemmer, Lehigh women’s basketball senior guard and captain, and coach Addie Micir sit at the NCAA Tournament post-game press conference on Friday at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina. Stemmer finished with a team-leading eight points in the Lehigh loss. (Kendall Gavin/ B&W Staff)
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