The Weber State University women’s basketball team finished the regular season with a dominant performance over the Montana State Bobcats, winning 85–69 with two seniors finishing in double figures in […]
Despite an inspiring start to the night, the Weber State University men’s basketball team could not keep their opponent away and dropped their home finale to the Idaho Vandals by […]
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As the regular season dwindles to a close for the Weber State University men’s and women’s basketball teams, both teams are eyeing The Biggest Little City in the World. The […]
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When Weber State University and Eastern Washington met at the Dee Events Center, both teams came into the game with a chip on their shoulder, chasing the first place Montana […]
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After tumbling out of first place in the Big Sky Conference, the Weber State University women’s basketball team was able to bounce back and sting the Hornets of Sacramento State, […]
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On paper, this matchup between Portland State and Weber State looked like it was going to be a battle as Portland came in one game behind Weber State in the […]
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Weber State University junior forward Zach Braxton was named the Big Sky Conference Ready Nutrition Player of the Week for Feb. 12, after WSU went 2–0 on their last homestand. […]
Northern Colorado University had a chip on their shoulder coming into this game, with an 0–11 record inside the Dee Events Center. With NCAA tournament hopes on the line, the […]
The Dee Events Center played host to a Big Sky battle between the red-hot Weber State Wildcats (15-7) and the North Dakota Fighting Hawks (8-15) on Feb. 8. The Wildcats […]
The Weber State University women’s basketball team had five players in double digits and continued their dominance at home, winning their 10th in a row over Northern Arizona 77–65, Feb. […]