Detroit Women

Detroit Women

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WNCAAB 11/08 18:00 - Detroit Women v Valparaiso Women - View
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WNCAAB 11/20 00:00 - Detroit Women v Central Michigan Women - View
WNCAAB 11/23 20:00 - Wisconsin (W) v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 11/26 22:00 - Detroit Women v Michigan (W) - View
WNCAAB 11/30 18:00 - Detroit Women v Eastern Michigan Women - View
WNCAAB 12/05 00:00 - Detroit Women v Cleveland State Women - View
WNCAAB 12/07 18:00 - Detroit Women v IU Indianapolis Women - View
WNCAAB 12/16 23:00 - Robert Morris Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 12/20 20:30 - Mercer Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 12/29 18:00 - Detroit Women v Rochester College Warriors Women - View
WNCAAB 01/03 00:00 - Wright State Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 01/04 18:00 - Alessandro Colella v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 01/09 00:00 - Detroit Women v Wisc Milwaukee Women - View
WNCAAB 01/10 18:00 - Detroit Women v Wisc Green Bay Women - View
WNCAAB 01/15 00:00 - Cleveland State Women v Detroit Women - View
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WNCAAB 01/23 00:00 - Wisc Milwaukee Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 01/24 19:00 - Wisc Green Bay Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 01/30 00:00 - Detroit Women v Youngstown State Women - View
WNCAAB 02/01 19:00 - Purdue Fort Wayne Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 02/07 18:00 - Oakland Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 02/13 00:00 - Detroit Women v Wright State Women - View
WNCAAB 02/14 18:00 - Detroit Women v Purdue Fort Wayne Women - View
WNCAAB 02/20 00:00 - Detroit Women v Robert Morris Women - View
WNCAAB 02/22 18:00 - IU Indianapolis Women v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 02/25 23:30 - Pierre Abbadie v Detroit Women - View
WNCAAB 02/28 18:00 - Detroit Women v Northern Kentucky Women - View

The Detroit Mercy Titans women's basketball team is the college basketball team that represents the University of Detroit Mercy in Detroit, Michigan, and competes in NCAA Division I women's basketball as a member of the Horizon League.

History

The Titans began to play in 1977. As of the end of the 2015–16 season, they have an all-time record of 575–557. They lost to Kansas (as a 14 seed) 81–67 in the first round of the 1997 NCAA Tournament, which remains their only appearance in the Tournament. They played in the North Star Conference from 1984 to 1986. Detroit made an appearance in the WNIT in 2012 and the Women's Basketball Invitational in 2013, winning the title in the latter appearance.

The program went through turmoil in the 2020–21 season. During that season, extensively affected by COVID-19, Detroit Mercy was one of several Division I programs that canceled its season early, but the only one that did so for reasons unrelated to the pandemic. On January 17, 2021, the parents of all 14 players on the roster sent a letter to athletic director Robert Vowels Jr. alleging NCAA rules violations, as well as rampant emotional and physical abuse, by first-year head coach AnnMarie Gilbert. After an internal investigation, Detroit Mercy retained Gilbert, but after all 14 players on the 2020–21 roster left the program, Gilbert resigned on June 15, with assistant LaTanya Collins named interim head coach for the 2021–22 season.


The Detroit Women basketball team is a dynamic and talented group representing the vibrant city of Detroit. Known for their fierce competitiveness, exceptional skills, and team-oriented play, they embody the spirit of resilience and determination that Detroit is famous for. Comprising a diverse roster of skilled athletes, the Detroit Women team excels in both offense and defense, showcasing impressive agility, strategic gameplay, and leadership on the court. Whether competing in local leagues or national tournaments, they are committed to excellence, community engagement, and inspiring the next generation of basketball players. The Detroit Women team stands as a proud symbol of athleticism and teamwork, making a significant impact in the world of women's basketball.