Lady Rams having special season

Coming into the season, the Bluefield Lady Rams were an afterthought. They were picked to finish seventh in the 10-team Appalachian Athletic Conference after coming off an 11-19 season which saw their head coach Steve Hardin resign a month in. Something changed for the Lady Rams when new head coach Melissa “M.J.” Baker inherited the program . . . Read More

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Tough opening test for C of I women's basketball team

The Coyotes might have held onto dreams of winning the Cascade Conference title on Saturday, but coach Reagan Rossi likely has pushed those thoughts from the minds of College of Idaho women’s basketball players. The lone focus now for the 23rd-ranked Coyotes is to beat the Raiders. The College of Idaho (19-8) hosts Southern Oregon . . . Read More

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Queens of the jungle: Freed-Hardeman women enjoying first time at No. 1

Dale Neal's 18 seasons of coaching women's basketball at Freed-Hardeman University has certainly seen its share of success. Conference championships, deep NAIA tournament runs and 462 wins. The program reached a new plateau last week when the Lions moved up to No. 1 in the NAIA rankings for the first time in program history. . . Read More

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NAIA Women's Basketball: Strong shooting leads Union to victory over Trevecca Nazarene

Early in the second half Thursday as Union women's basketball cruised past Trevecca Nazarene, Union guard Amy Philamlee got open but was indecisive with the ball and was called for traveling. Teammate Lavanda Ross smiled at her as they walked back downcourt. "Amy," she said. "Shoot!" There was little reason not to. Philamlee . . . Read More

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Freed-Hardeman Unanimous No. 1 in NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Coaches' Top 25 Poll

Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) rose to No. 1 last week for the first time in school history and strengthens its grip on the top spot this week, becoming a unanimous No. 1 selection, the national office announced Monday. The Lady Lions gathered all 12 first-place votes for 312 points as they extended their winning streak to 16 games. Freed-Hardeman . . . Read More

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Cumberlands Runs Away Late in NAIA Game of the Week

Campbellsville (Ky.) drew even early in the second half, but a 21-6 run by Cumberlands (Ky.) was all the Lady Patriots would need to beat Campbellsville, 72-59, at the Powell Athletic Center Saturday afternoon. The win keeps Cumberlands perfect in conference play 18-1, 8-0 MSC. Campbellsville (14-7, 5-3 MSC) could not sustain any offensive . . . Read More

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Shumpert of No. 1 Freed-Hardeman Nabs Player of the Week Honors

Natalie Shumpert of Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) has been named the NAIA National Division I Women’s Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday. Shumpert was selected based on her performances from Jan. 9 – 15 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated groupings. . . Read More

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Willis Earns 100th Coaching Victory at Langston

An otherwise routine victory for No. 5 Langston (Okla.) (17-0) allowed Lionesses' head coach Jerome Willis to embrace a significant achievement midway through his fourth season at the helm of the program. By defeating Huston-Tillotson (Texas) (4-11) by a final score of 87-63 on the road in Austin, Texas, Willis earned his 100th coaching victory. . . Read More