2019-20 Cyclone Women's Basketball News

  • Cyclones end respectable season on big stage
    March 10, 2020
    The 2019-20 Cyclones had big shoes to fill after the success of last year’s squad. Even though they saw a different finale, they continued the program’s winning ways, earned honors and maintained a high-level competitive edge.
  • Cyclones battle to the bitter end
    March 07, 2020
    Of all 31 games the Cyclones played this season, there was none they fought more for than their last one of the season — the NJCAA Midwest A District Championship.
  • Familiar territory; Cyclones headed to region finals
    February 29, 2020
    For the third time in four years, the Cyclones (22-8) are in a familiar spot — one more game from the national tournament — after winning their NJCAA Region IV semifinal game 71-59 over College of Lake County (19-11).
  • Next stop, semifinals
    February 26, 2020
    This was the way the Cyclones wanted to start their playoff run — strong and dominant. The women (21-8) took on the visiting Kishwaukee College Kougars (6-20) and won 83-49 in the NJCAA Region IV quarterfinals tonight.
  • Closing the season with a win
    February 20, 2020
    The Cyclones grabbed their last regular season victory in a 75-59 rout of Morton College.
  • Cyclones keep it close
    February 18, 2020
    On a special night celebrating the sophomores, the Cyclones faced the McHenry County College Scots, which came into this game undefeated. Unlike their previous encounter, Moraine Valley kept the game close even while taking the 81-73 loss.
  • Win #20
    February 13, 2020
    A dominating 70-39 victory over Elgin Community College gave the Cyclones their 20th win of the season.
  • Cyclones take third win from Chiefs
    February 11, 2020
    In their fourth and final regular season matchup of the year, the Cyclones took a third victory from Waubonsee Community College.
  • Cyclones hold off Bulldogs
    February 08, 2020
    An early deficit couldn’t stop the Cyclones from tacking on another victory, as they held off the South Suburban College Bulldogs 81-73.
  • Comfortable at home
    February 06, 2020
    The Cyclones are comfortable at home, evidenced by their 28th consecutive home victory. They went 81-60 over the visiting College of Lake County Lancers.
  • Running cold
    February 04, 2020
    In their third meeting this season, the Cyclones fell 88-80 for the first time to conference foe Waubonsee Community College.
  • Undefeated at home
    January 28, 2020
    The Cyclones remain undefeated at home after an 82-72 victory over the visiting Morton College Panthers.
  • Foul trouble woes
    January 23, 2020
    Foul trouble was the culprit in the Cyclones’ first matchup this season with conference foe McHenry County College. They fell 116-74 to the Scots.
  • Duo continues scoring barrage in victory
    January 21, 2020
    Kirsten Kamholz and Chelsea Cross continued their scoring barrage in a 74-53 rout of Elgin Community College.
  • Back to business
    January 20, 2020
    There was quick turnaround with better results as the Cyclones went back to work and added another win to their record. They went 87-50 over neighbor, Trinity Christian College JV.
  • Cyclones shut down
    January 18, 2020
    The Cyclones were pushed around and shut down in a 92-58 loss to a physically tough Kankakee Community College team.
  • Cyclones take another one from Chiefs
    January 16, 2020
    The Cyclones earned their second win this season over Waubonsee Community College, flexing more of their offensive muscles.
  • Big win over Lancers
    January 14, 2020
    The Cyclones earned their second conference victory tonight, winning 78-65 over a tough College of Lake County team.
  • Starting the year off right
    January 09, 2020
    In their opening game of 2020, the Cyclones outdid Waubonsee Community College, winning the outing 75-44.
  • Cyclone streak stunted
    December 20, 2019
    The Cyclones nine-game win streak was halted tonight after a tough 76-61 loss to Rock Valley College. Despite the defeat, Moraine Valley is headed into the second half of the season with a 10-4 overall record.
  • Extra grit yields win
    December 19, 2019
    Another night, another victory. There was nothing easy about the Cyclones’ latest 81-66 win over Malcolm X College, but sprung from a group effort.
  • Basketball alumnae return to celebrate coach, play ball and reconnect
    December 18, 2019
    After 20 years, and counting, leading the Moraine Valley women’s basketball program has led Head Coach Delwyn Jones to work with young athletes from all backgrounds, creeds and skill levels. Several of them came back Dec. 17 to celebrate the coach’s milestone, play some ball and reminisce.
  • Offense on fire
    December 17, 2019
    The Cyclone offense continued its tear with an 85-48 rout of College of DuPage.
  • Lucky number seven
    December 14, 2019
    Two dominating quarters helped the Cyclones earn their seventh consecutive victory when they won 72-57 over Wright College.
  • Low scoring still equals win
    December 05, 2019
    In their lowest scoring game of the season, the Cyclones pulled together a strong third quarter to help them surpass Kennedy-King College 54-37.
  • Cyclones nab fifth straight
    December 03, 2019
    The Cyclones nabbed their fifth consecutive win after going 73-67 over Joliet Junior College.
  • Moraine wins battle of the Valleys
    November 22, 2019
    In the battle of the Valleys, the Cyclones had just enough edge to prevail over Illinois Valley Community College.
  • Slow start doesn't stop Cyclones
    November 21, 2019
    A slow start didn’t stop the Cyclones from bringing home another win. They defeated the visiting Triton College Trojans 77-68.
  • A 50-point rout of the Panthers
    November 14, 2019
    The Cyclones made a statement in their home opener, taking a 50-point victory over Olive-Harvey College.
  • Finding momentum
    November 12, 2019
    So far this season, the Cyclones have struggled to find their momentum. But not in their latest 73-55 win over Kishwaukee College.
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