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One day after the UAlbany men's basketball team narrowly beat the University of New Hampshire, the Great Dane women found themselves in a dogfight with the Wildcats. Tied at 47-47 with 11:05 to play, the Danes used a 29-18 run over the rest of the game to propel themselves to a 76-65 win on Wednesday night at SEFCU Arena...

The UAlbany women's basketball program has captured three straight America East titles and opens up its 2014-15 season with its eyes set on number four. Head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson's Danes open up play Friday night at SEFCU Arena against St...

The UAlbany Great Danes are back in the big dance again after an impressive 70-46 win over Stony Brook on Monday. Earlier today Coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson joined Joe & Brix to talk about her team’s impressive season and their impressive run through the America East tournament. During their conversation, Coach Abe shared her thoughts on sophomore phenom Shereesha Richards, her team’s extr

Despite speculation that she was getting ready to head to a more prominent program in women's college basketball, UAlbany women's head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson is staying put at SEFCU Arena, inking an extension through the 2017-2018 season.

There are a ton of teams that call the Albany area home, with many of which seeing success in their immediate pasts. However, there is no debate as to which team is Albany's best, and it's one that is being ignored to near-criminal levels by the area as a whole.

University at Albany Vice President and Director of Athletics Lee McElroy has announced a two-year contract extension for head women's basketball coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. With the extension in place, Abrahamson-Henderson will remain at the helm of the Great Dane program through the 2016-17 season.

As Julie Forster looks around SEFCU Arena, she knows something is missing. There are few banners for the University at Albany men's basketball team, to commemorate their America East championships and trips to the NCAA tournament. There's nothing for the women's program -- yet...