Victory
What an emotional, hard-fought game. The Hawks victory was their second NCAA Tournament win ever and set a school record for victories with 28. Now it's on to the Round of 32 and a matchup with second-seeded Texas A&M on Monday evening. The team headed back to the hotel after the game, got about 45 minutes to unwind, and then headed off to dinner at a local restaurant known for its ribs. The large group, including University President Walter Harrison and officials from the America East Conference, erupted every time the big screen showed highlights from the Hawks' win. Some players went back to the Pete Maravich Center to watch the two night games, while others went back to the hotel. The Hawks will sleep well tonight. Thanks for all your comments. Please keep them coming. Happy Easter.
posted by Hartford Hawks @ 10:08 PM
14 Comments:
CONGRATS LADIES!!!! What a wonderful victory for you all and the UH community!! The best of luck on your next game - you all are making us so proud.
Emily '04
As an alum of 1984 you all have made me so proud. From President Harrison who has been an advocate of the Hartford sports programs,Pat Meiser who had the foresight to hire Jenn, Jenn and her staff, and the players. The players year in and year out have made us so proud as their outstanding performance on the court is matched by their equally outstanding performance off the court. You guys continue to put Hartford on the map! Congratulations and good luck on Monday.
Congratulations Ladies! You are an impressive group of women and I love watching you play. A special shout-out to the Hawk Hall players, Jonyce, Amanda, Jackie, and Mary! Good luck on Monday!
Jen Lovelace
RD, Hawk Hall
well you may win against syracuse but what about texas a&m
Hmmm....I have a sneaking suspicion that people are asking A&M the same thing about UTSA/Hartford! Well done, Hartford Women! You make us proud to be wearing the Red and White. The Pep Band, Cheerleaders and Hartford Fans in the Arena might be the only other Hawks that can been seen (& heard), but rest assured that we represent the countless others who couldn't make it down to Baton Rouge. GO, HAWKS!
Way to go Hartford Hawks!!! Good luck on Monday with Texas A&M. Jon and Jesse thanks for keeping us on the edge of our seats as we listen to your play by plays on the radio. Happy Easter.
Happy Easter Hawks!! Great game yesterday...we wish we could be with you!! We'll be watching tomorrow night. We miss you DADDY!!
Brianna, Drew & Baby Mik
Good luck in the game Monday! We love watching your play.
dont forget tommorrow might be danielle hood's last game.
Way to go, HAWKS! CT will be cheering you on tonight!
CONGRATULATIONS on your 2 NCAA Tournament win. I was there in person for the first win against Temple, and I have to say I was just as excited watching the game Saturday as I was for the first win. KEEP IT UP LET'S BEAT A&M!!!
-Jason Roe
Class of '06
Dee Pistel ....
Congratulations the Hartford Hawks on their win Saturday...
Good luck on Monday night game I will be by my TV set routing for you . Thanks for all your hard work.
A retired fan
Congratulations and good luck! Way to go against Syracuse on Saturday. What a game that was.
We are so excited thinking about your game against A&M. The talent on the team is overwhelmingly amazing.
We will proudly be watching and cheering you on again tonight!
GO HAWKS!
Congratulations Ladies, coaches, and all Hawks supporters! I hope you are enjoying the adventure.
Hartford Courant sports section coverage has been great this weekend, which is encouraging for us hometown fans.
As you may have heard, the much awaited UH campus lecture tonight by Azar Nafisi (author of "Reading Lolita in Tehran) was cancelled today...due to illness, not to our need to be home in front of the televisions when you appear tonight!
I'm a native Texan, but there's no question I'm all for the Hawks tonight! Fly high and savor the moment...
Pat McKinley
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