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D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll celebrates its 27th season, honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week.

Baldwin Wallace won a back-and-forth battle with Ohio Northern and took a commanding lead in the OAC. Elsewhere, Concordia-Moorhead snapped No. 4 Gustavus Adolphus’ long winning streak while No. 5 Christopher Newport extended its even longer road winning streak.

Last year Aleah Grundahl shared the WIAC most outstanding player award. This year she has that honor -- and the Regional Player of the Year -- to herself. Concordia-Moorhead's Kim Wagers is Coach of the Year and Ella Mackiewicz from UW-Platteville is the Rookie of the Year.

D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll celebrates its 26th season, honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.

Hoopsville airs with a special matinee edition featuring an exclusive sit-down conversation with both DIII National Committee Chairs. Plus we chat with programs having great seasons so far. And recap the news making headlines around DIII. Watch or listen to the show On Demand here.

D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll celebrates its 26th season, honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.

The Concordia-Moorhead women snapped Amherst's nine-game winning streak at the D3hoops.com Classic while Logan Pearson led UW-Platteville past the Cobbers men in the late night matchup.

Concordia-Moorhead named UW-Eau Claire lead assistant Kim Wagers as its new head women's basketball coach. She replaces Jessica Rahman who retired in April.

Jessica Rahman, who was the most successful player and coach in Concordia-Moorhead women's basketball history, announced her retirement.

Concordia-Moorhead opens the NCAA Tournament by squaring off against No.13-ranked UW-Whitewater on Friday, Mar. 7 at 5:30 p.m at St. Thomas.

That's where George Fox's winning streak finished when the Missionaries beat the Bruins on Saturday night. Kean turned back the clock against Montclair State and the top of the MIAC standings got even more crowded.

Concordia celebrated Senior Day by acting like a 4-year-old at Christmas and beat Gustavus 65-49 to claim the outright MIAC regular-season title.

Concordia overcame 21 turnovers to record a 69-62 win over No.12-ranked St. Thomas on Monday. The Cobbers outscored the Tommies 38-28 to earn the seven-point win and tie UST atop the MIAC standings.

Emily Thesing had 23 points and eight rebounds to help Concordia lead wire-to-wire in their 61-48 conference-opening win over Bethel on Wednesday.

Emily Thesing rescued Concordia's second half as she drove the length of the court and dropped in a layup with 3 seconds to play to give CC a 63-61 win over St. Mary’s.

Concordia led from wire-to-wire against St. Kate's as they sprinted out of the gates from the opening tip and went on to post a commanding 73-47 win over the Wildcats in St. Paul on Monday.

The Concordia interior game proved too much for Macalester as CC outscored the Scots 40-14 in "points in the paint" en route to a 63-51 victory in the MIAC opener for both teams.

Concordia's defense limited their opponents to 25.8% shooting and Emily Thesing, Tricia Sorensen and Alex Lippert combined for 137 points as the Cobbers won the Peace (N.C.) Tournament.

Emily Thesing scored 19 points and sophomore center Alex Lippert was three blocks shy of a triple-double as Concordia downed Guilford (N.C.) 64-50 in the season opener at the Peace College Tournament on Saturday.