2025-26 EMCC Women's Basketball News
East Mississippi Community College sophomores DeAndre Lewis and Dukiaha Jones have earned repeat all-conference basketball honors for their respective 2025-26 season performances. Lewis was named to this year’s All-MACCC Men’s Basketball Second Team, while Jones garnered honorable mention recognition on the women’s all-league team.
The Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College successfully closed out their 2025-26 basketball season with a 52-45 home victory over Northeast Mississippi during Monday’s MACCC regular-season hoops finale played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
EMCC's Lady Lions are looking to their remaining pair of regular-season basketball contests to decide their postseason tournament fate. On the heels of Monday’s home loss to Itawamba, EMCC is set to close out the regular season with a Thursday (Feb. 26) trip to Coahoma followed by Monday’s (March 2) home matchup with Northeast Mississippi.
The home-standing EMCC Lady Lions dropped a hard-fought 54-47 decision to Mississippi Delta during Thursday's MACCC women’s basketball action played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
The visiting EMCC Lady Lions battled from behind nearly the entire contest before dropping a 50-42 road decision to East Central during Monday's MACCC women's basketball action played at Brackeen-Wood Gymnasium.
With five players scoring in double figures, the visiting Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College claimed their second straight conference victory with a commanding 89-57 road win over Hinds during Monday’s MACCC women’s basketball action played at J.D. Boyd Gymnasium.
EMCC's Lady Lions outscored visiting Southwest Mississippi, 50-29, in the second half to claim a dominating 71-51 home victory over the Lady Bears during Thursday's MACCC basketball action played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum on the Scooba campus.
The EMCC Lady Lions couldn't maintain a halftime advantage in dropping a 70-47 home decision to Meridian Community College during Thursday's MACCC basketball action played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
The EMCC Lady Lions' comeback attempt in their conference opener fell just short with a 61-59 road setback at Northwest Mississippi during Monday night's MACCC women's basketball action played at Howard Coliseum.
Following nearly a month away from game action due to the Christmas and New Year's holidays, the visiting Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College dropped a 78-46 road decision to the Itawamba Lady Indians during Thursday's non-conference game action played at ICC's Davis Event Center.
Despite a valiant second-half comeback attempt, the Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College dropped a 69-60 home decision to Jones College during Thursday’s non-conference women’s basketball action played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
Following a 10-day layoff from game action due to the Thanksgiving holiday, the East Mississippi Community College women's basketball team dropped a 92-42 home decision to the 13th-ranked Lady Bucs of Shelton State during Monday’s doubleheader hoops action played at Keyes T. Currie Coliseum. In the men's nightcap, the EMCC Lions earned a key 73-60 home win over visiting Shelton State to avenge an earlier loss to the Bucs.
The East Mississippi Community College women's basketball team ran into a buzzsaw at ninth-ranked Shelton State by dropping a 106-42 road decision to the home-standing Lady Bucs during Monday night's hoops action played at the Umphrey Center.
The visiting Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College never trailed in claiming a hard-fought 50-47 road win over MACCC foe Mississippi Gulf Coast during Thursday’s non-conference women’s basketball action played at MGCCC’s Dantzler Arena.
The Lady Lions of East Mississippi Community College dropped a 59-52 home decision to Holmes Community College during Monday’s non-conference basketball action played at EMCC’s Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
The East Mississippi Community College women’s basketball team improved to 2-0 on the young season with a 71-62 home win over NJCAA Region 23 foe Baton Rouge Community College during Monday’s action played at EMCC’s Keyes T. Currie Coliseum.
