Northwestern College officials announced today a change in the leadership for the school’s powerhouse women’s basketball program. Earl Woudstra, who led the Lady Raiders to this year’s NAIA Div. II national championship and four titles since 2001, will retire from coaching. He will be replaced . . . Read More
Union head coach Mark Campbell called the Lady Bulldogs' 81-69 win over Olivet Nazarene on Friday the toughest game he's coached in the NAIA women's basketball tournament. That was because the Lady Tigers, coached by Doug Porter, rotated three sets of players in and out every 30 seconds . . . Read More
Bethel accomplished a lot this season, breaking into the top 10 for the first time. But the Lady Wildcats came a round short of their goal of standing with the last eight teams in the NAIA women's tournament. Bethel fell to Lubbock Christian 66-60 Friday in the second round of the tournament. "This . . . Read More
Coach Mike Davis described the Columbia College women's basketball team as "not a happy bunch." Its 19-game winning streak ended Thursday morning with a 76-64 loss to Lubbock Christian University in the first round of the NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Championships at Oman . . . Read More
The NAIA Division I WomenÂs Basketball National Championship tournament that begins Wednesday at Oman Arena will be the final tournament held in the city of Jackson, the NAIA announced today. This is the final year of the NAIA's agreement with the city of Jackson to host the championship . . . Read More
Ray Fron has announced his resignation as the head women's basketball coach at Spring Hill College. Building an overall record of 21-67 during his three seasons at Spring Hill, Fron brought much needed stability and leadership to the women's basketball program when he arrived in 2008. He leaves . . . Read More
The Davenport University women’s basketball team won all 37 games it played heading into the NAIA Division II championship game. That’s where the streak ended. The top-ranked Panthers lost their only game of the season when their eight-point lead was erased in the final 10 minutes of the championship . . . Read More
Four years ago, Westminster women’s basketball coach J.D. Gustin had a strong inkling that Dani Evans would become, as he put it, “A rock for us.” Evans’ sister Shannon was just coming off her sophomore season at Westminster. So Gustin knew all about the family’s competitive side. “She’s very competitive. . . Read More
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