WCBB Division II: Shaw University Women Win First Ever National Championship
It was an exciting overtime battle between the No.1 seeded Ashland Eagles and the No. 2 seeded Shaw Lady Bears, both teams making their first-ever appearance in a NCAA Championship game, 88-82 was the final.
Aslea Williams added 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Kyria Buford had 10 points for the Lady Bears (29-6), who [...]
SPOTLIGHT ATHLETE: University of Delaware’s F/G Elena Delle Donne
2012-03-16–
This has been an outstanding season for University of Delaware’s F/G Elena Delle Donne. Della Donna leads the nation in scoring with 27.5 points per game and was recently named the CAA Player of the Year and when UD captured it’s first ever Colonial Athletic Association Tournament title, earning
them an automatic bid to the NCAA [...]
President Obama’s picks for the Women’s NCAA Championship
President Obama’s pick for the Women’s Final Four will come down to Baylor, St John’s, UConn, and Notre Dame. There were a few surprise picks for President Obama. The President selected the University of Delaware to upset Pat Summitt’s Lady Vols in the Sweet 16 and St. John’s defeating Stanford in the Elite [...]
NCAA WOMEN’S DIVISION I TOURNAMENT VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS | TEXAS A&M DEFEATS NOTRE DAME FOR FIRST EVER WOMEN’S NCAA BASKETBALLTITLE
2011 NCAA Women’s Tournament Highlights
~THE AGGIES ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!~
~Final Seconds – National Championship~
Texas A&M Trophy Presentation
Texas A&M Championship Post-game Reactions
Texas A&M beats Notre Dame 76-70 for NCAA title
“The championship is the first in a major sport for Texas A&M since the football team won it all back in 1939. And it comes at [...]
NCAA D-II WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT BRACKET: LAKERS WINS D-II CHAMPIONSHIP
We’re Number One! Clayton State Wins National Championship, 69-50 Over Michigan Tech
The Clayton State University women’s basketball team is bringing home the national championship.
In the finals of the NCAA Division II tournament in St. Joseph’s, Mo., the (currently) second-ranked Lakers (35-1) completed an unprecedented and historic season, defeating third-ranked Michigan Tech 69-50, to claim Clayton [...]
NCAA D-III WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP
Amherst wins first national title
Stedman led all scorers with 19 points as Lord Jeffs take crown
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — Amherst knocked off the defending national champions and won its first national championship in school history Saturday night, as the Lord Jeffs defeated Washington at St. Louis 64-55 in the 2011 NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Championship [...]
GUEST BLOGGER: CHRISTINE BAKER | THE WOMEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT
Women’s Road to the Final Four- Home Court Advantage
It’s no secret that the Selection Committee for the Women’s NCAA tournament makes a concerted effort to place teams within their home region in hopes of increasing attendance. For example, UCONN is always in the East while Stanford is always in the West, and so on.
It’s also [...]
JUST PERFECT!
Back-To-Back Perfection!
Huskies go undefeated for second consecutive season with 53-47 win over Stanford.
(1) Connecticut vs. (1) Stanford
1st
2nd
Final
(1) Stanford Cardinal (36-2)
20
27
47
(1) Connecticut Huskies (39-0)
12
41
53
Statistical Leaders
Points: Maya Moore (UConn) 23 | Kayla Pedersen (Stanford) 15
Rebounds: Maya Moore, Tina Charles (UConn) 11 | Kayla Pedersen (Stanford) 17
Assists: Caroline [...]
Sport Science: Maya Moore
Maya Moore Wins Wade Trophy
By John Altavilla (blogs.courant.com)
on April 3, 2010 2:34 PM
UConn junior Maya Moore is the winner of the Wade Trophy for the second consecutive season. She was one of 10 members of the WBCA All-Star Team announced Saturday and was selected for this national honor [...]
Baylor’s Post game Interviews
Baylor, Griner should have bright future
By Mechelle Voepel
Special to ESPN.com
Archive
Originally Published: April 4, 2010
SAN ANTONIO — The Women’s Final Four will return to Indianapolis next season, a place that holds great memories for Baylor. That’s where coach Kim Mulkey’s team won the NCAA title in 2005. Might it be Baylor’s time [...]
