Women's regional finals showcase big matchups head to St Louis
The NCAA women's regionals pit UConn against Louisiana Tech and Notre Dame versus Vanderbilt with top centers Riley and Anderson in contention. Washington eyes Stiles while Purdue faces Xavier after a weekend of upsets that left No. 1 seeds dwindling and Stiles breaking tournament scoring records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Auriemma
Leon Barmore
Ruth Riley
Chantelle Anderson
Jackie Stiles
Washington
St. Louis
Purdue
Kristy Curry
Xavier
Birmingham
Ala
Auriemma
Connecticut
Huskies
Louisiana Tech
Barmore
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Denver
Riley
Anderson
Vandy
Stiles
Spokane
Wash
Southwest Missouri State
Toledo
Tennessee
Mideast
Missouri State
Duke
Melanie Balcomb
Uconn
Ruston
Tech
Brooke Lassiter
Iowa State
Angie Welle
Cyclones
Utah
Jim Foster
Maryland Duke set for fourth meeting in Final Four
Maryland reaches the Final Four by upsetting Stanford 87 73 in Anaheim behind 24 from Sonny Baxter as Duke advances with a 79 69 win over Southern California in Philadelphia. The Terrapins and Blue Devils meet for the fourth time this season in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Duke
Anaheim
Calif
Terrapins
Stanford
Sonny Baxter
Gary Williams
Drew Nicholas
Williams
Southern California
Philadelphia
Jason Williams
Shane Battier
Mike Krzyzewski
Battier
Chris Duhon
Chris
Minneapolis
Blue Devils
Michigan State
Gary
Krzyzewski
Washburn falls short in NCAA Division II final
In Bakersfield California Kentucky Wesleyan defeated Washburn 72 63 to win the Division II basketball title. Washburn trailed by 16 at halftime but rallied to within 63 60 before missing late shots. Randolph Williams led Washburn with 19 points as coach Bob Chipman praised his team’s year and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrapins
Baxter
Cardinal
Juan Dixon
Terps
Len Elmore
Len Bias
John Lucas
Steve Francis
Joe Smith
Buck Williams
Florida State
Minneapolis
Duke
ACC
Maryland
Topeka
Washburn
Ichabods
Bakersfield
Calif
Kentucky Wesleyan
Bob Chipman
Williams
Ewan
Missouri Western
Gino Bartolone
Panthers
Bartolone
Chipman
Metro
Denver
Cloud County women win junior college championship
Cloud County defeats Midland Texas 71 56 to claim the National Junior College Athletic Association women’s Division I title. Mik Tennal scores 23, goes 8 for 8 on late free throws and is named tournament MVP as N Kiesa Richardson Paulette Valentine and Laura Herman also star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Mik Tennal
Cloud County
Midland
Texas
Tennal
Thunderbirds
Tallahassee
Heidi Lange
N’kiesa Richardson
Paulette Valentine
Laura Herman
Brett Erkenbrack
Wabash Valley
Ill
Son
Antwain Barbour
Allegany
Darren Tarver
Omari Westley
John Hollingsworth
Populous
Warriors
Jay Spoonhour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bears
Chuck Schoffner
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Larry Bird
Magic Johnson
Sheryl Swoopes
Mator
June Daugherty
Boilermakers
Erika Valek
Texas Tech
Kelly Komara
Katie Douglas
Kelly
Southwest Missouri
Rochelle
USC
Erie
Garden City
Honda
Morton Rd
Kevin Ratzlaff
Mgr
Dean Smith
Ony Luebber
Ken Hunter Tanterine
Andes Ieee
Ide Ites
Garden City Commission
City Commission
City Hall
KIUL
Clifford Hope
Aubortium
GCHS
Channel
Chamber of Commerce