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The Hawks close out the regular season with a 67-66 win against Morgan State.

Morgan State (MSU) held a five-point advantage, 59-54, with 1:49 remaining until the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team erased the deficit and tied the contest after a pair of freebies from center Tori Morris (Herndon, Va.) and a trey ball by Mariah McCoy (Rock Hill, S.C.). With less than minute left, MSU’s Braenna Farrar connected with a go-ahead jumper, 61-59. The S...

Eastern Shore Hawks head coach Bobby Collins reacts to the season finale win against Morgan State and looks ahead to the MEAC Tournament.

Senior men’s basketball forward Bakari Copeland joins the Delmarva Power Post Game Show to talk about the season finale win vs Morgan State and talks about preparing for the MEAC Tournament.

Eastern Shore head coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the regular season finale loss to Morgan State during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

In their road finale, Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team suffered a setback in our Nation’s Capital as Howard (HU) knocked off the Hawks, 71-40, inside Burr Gymnasium. With the loss, Eastern Shore dropped to 12-14 (6-9 MEAC) while HU improved to 15-12 (11-4 MEAC) on the season.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore led for just one minute and 46 seconds of Saturday’s contest at Delaware State. Fortunately for the Hawks (11-18, 8-6 MEAC), all of that time came at the end of the game as they pulled out a 65-64 victory against Delaware State (9-21, 6-9 MEAC).

In the latest chapter of the battle for route 13, Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team fended off a late Hornets’ attack as they defeated Delaware State (DSU), 79-72, inside Memorial Hall. Eastern Shore (12-13, 6-8 MEAC) picked up their third consecutive victory with the win.

After the Hawks pull off a late game victory against Delaware State, coach Bobby Collins joins the Delmarva Power Post Game Show to talk about the Battle for Route 13.

Eastern Shore head coach Fred Batchelor joins the Delmarva Power Post Game Show to talk about the 79-72 win vs Delaware State in the Battle for Route 13.

The Eastern Shore Hawks top the NC A&T Aggies, and sweep the season series, with a 106-95 win in Triple OT.

The Lady Hawks close out the home stretch with 58-50 win against the North Carolina A&T Aggies.

The Hawks outlast NC A&T Aggies 106-95 in Triple OT. After the win, an exhausted Coach Collins reacts to the win.

Eastern Shore women's basketball coach Fred Batchelor talks about the 58-50 win vs North Carolina A&T.

After the Hawks fall to MEAC #1 North Carolina Central in a Homecoming contest, head coach Bobby Collins reacts to the loss and the quick turnaround vs Howard Monday.

The Eastern Shore Hawks host MEAC No. 1 North Carolina Central in a homecoming matchup.

In the middle of a three-game home stand, Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team secured a 73-51 homecoming victory over the North Carolina Central (NCCU) Eagles in front of 2,458 screaming fans. With the win, Eastern Shore (10-13, 4-8 MEAC) snapped its three-game skid while stopping the Eagles (6-18, 5-7 MEAC) three-game winning streak in the...

Eastern Shore head coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the #Homecoming win versus North Carolina Central.

n the first of their three-game home stretch, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team was unable to tame the Bethune-Cookman (BCU) Wildcats as they were defeated, 61-33, inside the William P. Hytche Athletic Center.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore found itself in a familiar spot on Monday night at the William P. Hytche Athletic Center, trailing Bethune-Cookman by double digits with less than 10 minutes remaining. But just like in Daytona Beach, Florida, last month, the Hawks (9-17, 6-5 MEAC) weren’t finished. Eastern Shore used a 16-5 run over the final 5:25 to erase the lead and send the game to...

After the Hawks defeat Bethune Cookman during overtime, an excited coach Collins reacts to the game.

Eastern Shore head coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the 61-33 loss to Bethune Cookman.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore certainly made things interesting at Joseph G. Echols Hall on Saturday night, leading most of the first half and as late as 3:48 left, before finally falling 75-69.

After a week away from the hardwood, Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women's Basketball team were unable to find their rhythm as they fell to Norfolk State (NSU), 74-43, inside Joseph G. Echols Memorial Hall. With the setback, Eastern Shore dropped to 9-12 (3-7 MEAC) on the season.

After a back and forth game resulting in a loss to Norfolk, Maryland Eastern Shore coach Bobby Collins talks about the challenges of playing a strong Spartans in a hostile environment.

Maryland Eastern Shore head coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the loss to Norfolk.

The Shore snaps a two game skid with a 78-57 win versus Coppin State at the Hytche.

After a big comeback at Hampton, Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team could not duplicate the same result as Coppin State (CSU) defeated the Hawks, 55-49, inside the William P. Hytche Athletic Center. With the setback, Eastern Shore dropped to 9-11 (3-6 MEAC) while the Eagles improved to 5-16 (5-4 MEAC) on the season.

After the Hawks snap a two game losing streak, head coach Bobby Collins reacts to the win versus Coppin State during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

After the Hawks fall to Coppin State, coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the game during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

Maryland Eastern Shore head coach Bobby Collins reacts to the close loss at Hampton during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

After the Shore erases a 21 point deficit and defeat Hampton 68-65, coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the win.

The Hawks snap a three-game win streak with a 87-82 loss to Savannah State.

The Savannah State Tigers hold off Maryland Eastern Shore 59-58.

After the Hawks snap a three-game win streak with a loss to Savannah State, coach Bobby Collins reacts to the game and the prep ahead to face Hampton in 48 hours.

Hawks head coach Fred Batchelor reacts to the close loss to Savannah State during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

Bulldogs Outlast HawksThe Shore falls to Bulldogs, 67-60Jan. 28, 2017 PRINCESS ANNE, Md. – Coach Fred Batchelor and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women’s Basketball team fell in their return home to the William P. Hytche Athletic Center versus South Carolina State (SCSU), 67-60. With the loss, Eastern Shore (8-9, 2-4 MEAC) dropped below .500 for the first time this season.

Hawks head coach Bobby Collins reacts to the 92-64 win against South Carolina State during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show. Photo Credit: Baltimore Sun

Lady Hawks head coach Fred Batchelor talks about the loss to South Carolina State during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

The Eastern Shore Hawks hold on for a big 89-79 win at FAMU improving to 3-1 in the MEAC.

After knocking off previously unbeaten Bethune-Cookman, the league's top scoring squad was grounded as they were defeated by Florida A&M (FAMU), 59-49, inside the Al Lawson Center. As a result, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore Women's Basketball team was held to a season-low 49 points in the loss.

Coach Bobby Collins reacts to the big road win at Florida A&M during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

After the Hawks fall to FAMU, coach Fred Batchelor comments on the game during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.

With 23 ticks remaining, guard Moengaroa Subritzky (Auckland, New Zealand) split a pair of freebies to put the Hawks ahead, 56-54. Nearly six seconds later, Bethune-Cookman’s (B-CU) Armani Walker made a layup and tied the contest, 56-56; thus, Coach Fred Batchelor called a timeout to draw up the game’s potential final shot.

The Hawks open a two-game trip to Florida with a 82-79 win at Bethune-Cookman.

After the Hawks defeated Bethune-Cookman 82-79, coach Collins reacts to the win during the Delmarva Power Post Game Show.