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View replays of all 2025-26 home games on our YouTube channel.

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Final Results: 2025-26

The Talons Women's Basketball team competes from late October through February.

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4-20 Overall | 3-18 Region

Feb. 18 vs Bryant and Stratton College, L, 49-65

Feb. 16 vs Milwaukee Area Technical College, L, 67-88

Feb. 14 vs Madison College, L, 66-75

Feb. 7 at Black Hawk College, L, 66-74

Jan. 31 at College of DuPage, W, 65-53

Jan. 29 at Rock Valley College, L, 50-80

Jan. 24 at Waubonsee Community College, L, 72-87

Jan. 19 at Rock Valley College, L, 60-100

Jan. 17 vs Bryant & Stratton College, L, 59-66

Jan. 13 at Wilbur Wright College, W, 102-32

Jan. 10 at Madison College, L, 50-81

Jan. 6 at South Suburban College, L, 53-61

Dec. 20 at Morton College, W, 63-50

Dec. 18 at Milwaukee Area Technical College, L, 36-58

Dec. 13 vs Lincoln Land Community College, L, 30-66

Dec. 10 vs Highland Community College, L, 61-67

Dec. 6 vs Harry S. Truman College, L, 44-63

Nov. 22 vs Waubonsee Community College, L, 52-93

Nov. 19 at Kishwaukee Community College, L, 52-63

Nov. 11 at Elgin Community College, L, 54-84

Nov. 8 vs Gogebic Community College, W, 58-48

Nov. 6 at Illinois Valley Community College, L, 58-78

Nov. 1 at Ellsworth Community College, L, 22-91

Oct. 31 at North Iowa Area Community College, L, 36-101

About Women's Basketball

#3
Arianna Eubanks, G
Madison (Madison Memorial High School)

#5
Cassie Cooley, F
Potosi (Potosi High School)

#8
Atiana Sessums, F
Beloit (Beloit Memorial High School)

#9
Jill Schue, F
Edgerton (Edgerton High School)

#10
Shelbi Marx, F
Barneveld (Barneveld High School)

#12
Jordan Horne, F
Memphis, TN (Memphis East High School)

#16
Nevayah House, G
Beloit (Turner High School)

#18
Jada Anderson, G
Oregon (Oregon High School)

#22
Ashley Espinoza, F
Clinton (Clinton Senior High School)

#32
Gracie Schmidt, F
Stoughton (Stoughton High School)

For the 2025-26 schedule, visit our Events Calendar

The Talons Women's Basketball Coach Aaron Dobbs is a proud graduate of Evansville High School and the University of Wisconsin–Platteville. A dedicated and passionate leader in the local sports community, he has spent over a decade coaching youth sports in Evansville, including basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer.

His coaching résumé includes experience at nearly every level—from youth leagues to elite high school travel teams. He has coached both boys' and girls' AAU and travel basketball, helping develop players across a wide range of skill levels and age groups. Coach Dobbs served as the Varsity Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach at Evansville High School for four seasons and is currently in his fourth year as a Varsity Assistant on the high school football team, where he also serves as the JV Defensive Coordinator. He previously spent a season coaching middle school football as well.

Beyond the field and court, Coach Dobbs has made a lasting impact on the community. He served as President of the Evansville Athletic Hall of Fame for seven years and took the initiative to build a full-court basketball gym to give local athletes more opportunities to train and play. His commitment to youth sports is reflected in his incredible workload—coaching over 100 games in a single year.

Coach Dobbs brings a wealth of experience, energy, and passion to every team he leads. His focus on fundamentals, sportsmanship, and personal growth continues to shape young athletes.

Contact Coach Dobbs by email at adobbs1@blackhawk.edu or by phone at (608) 289-7202.

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Coach Spotlight: Donte Burt, Men’s Basketball

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Meet Donte Burt, Blackhawk’s new Men’s Basketball Coach.

Coach Burt is one of six new coaches at Blackhawk, supporting the college's new sports, including men’s golf, coed clay target shooting, women’s volleyball, coed bowling, and men’s and women’s basketball.

Originally from Madison, Coach Burt played basketball and football at both Madison West High School and Madison College. He then played semi-pro football before transitioning to coaching.

His motivation for coaching comes from his enjoyment of watching his players grow, many of them going on to play at the college level. With 10 years of experience coaching basketball—from first grade through 17U Varsity—and seven years of coaching football, Coach Burt brings a wealth of experience to Blackhawk's new athletics program.

Coach Burt said he’s hopeful that student-athletes choose Blackhawk Technical College to be part of an exciting, growing program. He is dedicated to creating a strong community where they can excel and is committed to building a solid community where they can thrive.

His coaching philosophy is straightforward: "Get a little better every day."

Coach Burt practices this philosophy with his players by working on their skills until they become muscle memory. By identifying each player's strengths and weaknesses, he can place them in positions to succeed, he said.

Even with a lifelong passion for sports, Coach Burt emphasizes the importance of balancing academics and athletics. He will stay aware of his athletes' academic situations, help them when needed, and hold them accountable individually and as a team, he said.

Students interested in learning more about Blackhawk Athletics can visit blackhawk.edu/athletics or contact Athletic Director Nile Finney at athletics@blackhawk.edu.

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