Lacey Suggs had a career-high 29 points last week, that earned her the CAA women's basketball player of the week.

If you didn't know, today we honor the southpaws of the world for Left Handers day.

Four members of the UNCW Men's and Women's Basketball teams have been recognized for their performances last season by the North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association.

Top-seeded Drexel surged to an early lead and UNCW was unable to recover as the Dragons eliminated the Seahawks from the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball Championship with a 71-41 verdict in a quarterfinal matchup at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on Thursday afternoon.

Redshirt senior forward Jenny DeGraaf scored 15 points and sophomore guard Lacey Suggs added 14 points as eighth-seeded UNCW advanced to the quarterfinals of the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball Championship with a 58-47 victory over ninth-seeded Towson at the Daskalakis Athletic Center on Wednesday afternoon.

Junior center Chinyere Bell came off the bench to score a game-high 18 points, including 16 in the second half, to lead UNCW to a 64-53 victory over Towson in a key Colonial Athletic Association women's basketball contest inside Trask Coliseum on Thursday evening.

Senior guard Madison Raquescored a game-high 23 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter, as UNCW overcame a 14-point deficit to earn its first Colonial Athletic Association win of the season, a 59-55 victory over Hofstra at the Mack Sports Complex on Sunday afternoon.

The cold couldn't stop the hoops action! It was a different show than normal but the Full Court Press rolled on!

Coach Karen Barefoot called it the "perfect Christmas present" as she and the UNCW Women's Basketball team offered local star Lacey Suggs a scholarship.