A historically good top three and a team looking to play spoiler could add up to a tournament for the ages
Jenn Hatfield
Jenn Hatfield is The IX Basketball's managing editor, Washington Mystics beat reporter and Ivy League beat reporter. She has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since December 2018. Her work has also appeared at FiveThirtyEight, Her Hoop Stats, FanSided, Power Plays, The Equalizer and Princeton Alumni Weekly.
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Tired of sharing, Columbia wins outright Ivy League title — and makes more history
Once ‘the worst in the country,’ Columbia continues to reach unprecedented heights under head coach Megan Griffith
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Together and apart, twins Alayna and Grace Arnolie have proven they’re forces to be reckoned with
The Arnolies are producing similarly eye-popping stats at Gettysburg and Brown this season
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‘This felt entirely complete’: How a young Princeton team has become elite again
Princeton won’t be the No. 1 seed in the Ivy League Tournament, but the Tigers remain a postseason threat
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Why the Washington Mystics made the ‘difficult’ choice to trade Ariel Atkins
Washington got back two draft picks and a future pick swap, which could help it solidify a young core
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Which Ivy League head coach was the best player? 2025 edition
There have been four coaching changes since we answered this question in 2022, so it’s time for a redo
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With a clear mind and a new shot, Yale’s Mackenzie Egger is the Ivy League’s breakout star
Dalila Eshe: ‘She has found the easy button … where she’s just flowing and clicking’
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‘You got to play fearless’: How Harvard became the first Ivy League team to solve Columbia this season
It had a lot to do with mentality for the Crimson, who’d been ‘exposed’ in the teams’ first meeting
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What the new Washington Mystics leadership will prioritize in its rebuild
General manager Jamila Wideman and head coach Sydney Johnson are looking to build ‘a home’ for players in Washington
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Elena Rodriguez’s journey from the Canary Islands to becoming Harvard’s ‘quarterback’
Carrie Moore: ‘She’s at the core and the foundation of everything that we do’