The Hoopsville Season Finale will feature conversations with both national championship programs along with the Jostens Trophy winners. Plus we recap our favor moments of the NCAA Tournaments. Watch On Demand or listen to the podcast - right here!
UW-Whitewater's Aleah Grundahl and Guilford's Tyler Dearman have won the Jostens Trophy, which recognizes the most outstanding men's and women's Division III basketball players of the year in terms of basketball ability, academic prowess, and service to one's surrounding communities.
Guilford had a great team in 2023 but didn't even make the NCAA Tournament. This year's Quakers made sure that wasn't going to happen and have ridden that all the way to the Final Four. More from Ryan Scott.
It's down to the final fours in men's and women's basketball. Hear from the coaches from the only programs remaining for championship glory. Watch Hoopsville On Demand or listen to the podcast - right here!
In a Hoopsville exclusive, the D-III national committees reveal the Top 16 Seeds if the tournaments started this week (based on Week 2 rankings). Find out who are the top teams in the rankings and who made the cut. Also hear from the committee chairs and our experts have their thoughts. Watch On Demand here!
It's mid-December and exams, holidays, and breaks are all combining as always into an interesting time of the season. Plus, we take some time to tip our hat to Salem. Tune in to Hoopsville tonight starting at 7:00 PM ET - LIVE - right here!
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.
The top spot in the national rankings remains up for grabs after No. 11 Guilford dropped No. 2 Hampden-Sydney and Wilmington stunned No. 4 Mount Union on Saturday afternoon. Elsewhere, No. 15 Williams rallied past Little Three rival Wesleyan and Coast Guard sank Merchant Marine.
Babson played its way into the NCAA Tournament past NEWMAC top seed WPI, St. Thomas (Texas) got bounced in the SCAC semifinals, Wabash returned the favor to conference rival Wooster, Guilford won at the buzzer and NESCAC top seed Williams lost, meaning the NESCAC will probably steal an extra bid.
Trailing by 16 with 4:35 left in regulation, the Guilford men’s basketball program rallied as Jorden Davis nailed a three at the buzzer to complete the comeback. With the 70-69 win, the Quakers advance to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship.
The 14th-ranked Guilford College men's basketball team hosted Ferrum College in the penultimate game of the regular season. After slow first half, the Quakers came to life in the second for the 61-47 victory.
The Guilford College men's basketball continued its stretch of three road games against the Randolph College WildCats. The 16th-ranked Quakers jumped out to an early and held off the hosts for the 71-63 victory.
The Guilford College men’s basketball team traveled to Virginia to face the Panthers of Ferrum College. The 16th-ranked Quakers bested the Panthers, 75-65.
The Guilford College men's basketball team faced the Eastern Mennonite University Royals. The 14th-ranked Quakers jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as they won 80-54.
The Guilford College men's basketball faced Hampden-Sydney in an Old Dominion Athletic Conference matchup. The 14th-ranked Quakers fell to the 25th-ranked Tigers, 64-57.
The Guilford College men's basketball team traveled to play the Virginia Wesleyan Marlins. The 17th-ranked Quakers and their defense were able to get the better of the Marlins, 65-47.
Some are starting to focus on the end of the regular season while others are still taking it one game or week at a time. Thursday on Hoopsville, we chat with teams making waves in their conferences and regions. Watch On Demand or listen to the podcast here!
The Guilford College men’s basketball team welcomed the Maroons of Roanoke College. The 17th-ranked Quakers gained early control and dealt the Maroons their first ODAC loss of the year, 61-50.
The 21st-ranked Guilford College men's basketball team faced the University of Lynchburg in an Old Dominion Athletic Conference showdown. After a tightly contested first half, the Quakers defeated the Hornets, 75-59.
No. 23 WPI and No. 8 Marietta stayed perfect in conference with convincing wins while Guilford did the same by upsetting No. 15 Roanoke. On the women's side, No. 18 Springfield and Millikin kept rolling along but one of the two ranked WIAC teams stumbled. Plus the list of undefeated men's teams was trimmed by one. Read about it here.
When we decided to change the timing of our All-Decade teams, we knew we were leaving some talented and decorated Division III student-athletes out. But we do not forget, even 12-13 years later, the best of the seniors who graduated in 2008 and 2009. It's our All-Gap team.
Hoopsville: Champions Crowned
March 18, 2024The Hoopsville Season Finale will feature conversations with both national championship programs along with the Jostens Trophy winners. Plus we recap our favor moments of the NCAA Tournaments. Watch On Demand or listen to the podcast - right here!
