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Central Michigan freshman guard Cayden Vasko passes the ball through defenders during a game against Louisiana-Monroe, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. Vasko is from Lowell, Indiana. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan graduate student guard Brian Taylor, 0, and Louisiana-Monroe's AD Diedhiou, 34, set up for jump ball during a game against Louisiana-Monroe, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. Taylor had eight points, nine rebounds and one assist. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's men's basketball head coach Tony Barbee, left, talks to a referee during a game against Louisiana-Monroe, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. This is Barbee's third season with CMU. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan junior forward Jemal Davis, center, goes up for a shot during a game against Louisiana-Monroe, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. Davis had nine points and two rebounds. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan junior guard Anthony Pritchard, left, goes up for a shot against Louisiana-Monroe's Devon Hancock, right, during a game, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. Pritchard was CMU's point leader scoring 15 points.
Central Michigan junior forward Markus Harding, right, reaches for a rebound against Louisiana-Monroe's Jerry Ngopot, left, during a game, Saturday, Nov. 11 in McGuirk Arena. Harding recorded 14 points, four rebounds and three assists.
In their first game of the regular season, Central Michigan women's basketball fell on the road, 77-55 to South Alabama. After a dominating exhibition game against Davenport, CMU was unable to keep its winning streak alive.
Eight minutes into its first game of the 2023 season Central Michigan men's basketball was ahead of the University of Oklahoma, 12-10. But things would change in a hurry Monday when the Sooners went on a 30-9 run on their home hardwood to end the half.
After losing their top two players last year, the Central Michigan women’s basketball team looks to revamp the program amidst a new coaching staff. The team went 6-23 overall and 4-14 in conference last season under former head coach Heather Oesterle.
When new women’s basketball head coach Kristin Haynie stepped up to the podium to address the Central Michigan community for the first time, she confidently said: “I am new to being a head coach, but I am not new to winning.”
After going 10-21 and having its fourth consecutive losing season, Central Michigan men’s basketball looks to turn around its misfortune in the 2023-2024 season.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie, right, talks to sophomore guard Taylor Anderson during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. Haynie is the program's thirteenth head coach to lead the women's basketball program at CMU.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie blows a whistle during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. Haynie previously served as CMU's assistant coach under Sue Guevara from 2014-2017.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie shoots a free throw during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. The team ended the practice shooting free throws.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie, left, watches the team during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. Here, the team worked on their defense.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie smiles during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. This is Haynie's first season as head coach.
Central Michigan’s head women’s basketball coach Kristin Haynie talks through a drill during practice, Thursday, Nov. 2 in McGuirk Arena. Haynie is a Michigan State graduate.
Central Michigan women’s basketball announced on Friday the staff that will be supporting new head coach Kristin Haynie in her first year with CMU.
On Thursday, Central Michigan Athletics held an event announcing that the former Michigan State University assistant coach Kristin Haynie will take on the role of head coach for CMU women’s basketball.
When Iowa guard Caitlin Clark made history with the first 40-point triple-double in the Elite Eight against Louisville, she grabbed people’s attention and made them see what women’s sports is about.
