2024-25 Pirate Women's Basketball News
Pensacola State women’s basketball handed No. 2 Northwest Florida State Raiders (23-2, 7-2) its second loss of the season on Saturday in a hard-fought Panhandle showdown.
The Pirates travelled over to Tallahassee on Wednesday and found themselves in yet another Panhandle Conference thriller.
In a thrilling contest that came down to the final seconds, Pensacola State fell just one play short of upsetting the No. 3 Chipola Indians.
In a thrilling Panhandle Conference matchup, the Pensacola State Pirates dropped another hard-fought game to the No. 10 Gulf Coast State Commodores, falling 73-64.
The Pirates fell short in another dramatic Panhandle Conference matchup at No. 2 Northwest Florida State.
Pensacola State came up short at Chipola College falling 61-44 to the No. 2 Indians.
Pensacola State was able to secure their first Panhandle Conference win of 2025 as they played host to the Tallahassee State Eagles (TSC).
Pensacola State fought valiantly at Gulf Coast State and were 0.2 seconds away from pulling off the upset over the NJCAA ninth ranked Commodores on January 26, 2025.
No. 20 Pensacola State Pirates (15-6, 0-3) fell to No. 1 Northwest Florida State Raiders (18-0, 2-0) on January 18, 2025, dropping their third consecutive Panhandle Conference matchup.
The Lady Pirates offensive struggles continued Wednesday night as they fell 62-48 to the Eagles of Tallahassee State College. No. 20 Pensacola State (15-5, 0-2) went into the matchup hoping to secure their first conference victory of the 2025 campaign.
No. 20 Pensacola State (15-4, 0-1) suffered a tough defeat to No. 11 Chipola College (19-0, 1-0) in their Panhandle Conference opener.
Lady Pirates ended 2024 with a thrilling overtime victory against Miami Dade and also added a win against Calhoun College.
The Pirates traveled to Panama City to participate in the Gulf Coast State Classic over the weekend. The trip proved to be a successful outing for the Pirates as they picked up wins over ACCC member Enterprise State College on December 6 and GCAC member Central Georgia Tech on December 7.
The Pirates fell 62-53 to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Bulldogs (MGCC) in the PSC Thanksgiving Classic. Pensacola State (8-3), who celebrated a 67-53 victory over MGCC (5-3) on November 18, 2024, were unable to overcome having a limited roster in their latest matchup with the Bulldogs.
The Pirates picked up another home win Wednesday night with a 98-42 dismantling of the Reid State College Lions.
Pensacola State traveled to Perkinston, MS on Monday and grabbed an impressive 67-53 road win against previously ranked No. 22 Mississippi Gulf Coast Bulldogs.
