Maryville women's basketball news

Maryville saw its basketball season come to a close Saturday in Kentucky when the Scots dropped a 55-38 decision to top-seeded Berea on the Mountaineers' home court.

Maryville rode a dominant fourth-quarter performance to a 76-61 victory over Belhaven in the CCS Quarterfinal round on Wednesday night.

Madison Williams matched her career high with 16 points, but Maryville couldn’t hold a late lead in falling to Piedmont 56-45 Saturday afternoon.

Maryville was back in action on Wednesday night for a matchup against CCS rival Berea. The Scots fell to the first place Mountaineers 77-30.

Maryville picked up a strong win against Agnes Scott 69-50 on Saturday at the Cooper Athletic Center.

Except for a rough start and a so-so finish, Maryville played some pretty darn good basketball here Tuesday night in defeating rival Covenant 59-48.

Courtney Carruthers recorded her first career double-double to lead Maryville to a 59-49 victory over conference foe Huntingdon on Saturday.

Maryville dropped a conference matchup to LaGrange 70-50 on Friday night.

Maryville trimmed a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit to one with 2:51 remaining but never could grab the lead before falling 73-68 to Belhaven on Saturday.

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Maryville breezed into the second half of the Collegiate Conference of the South's debut regular season with a resounding 72-36 victory Tuesday night against Agnes Scott.

Hot-shooting Berea displayed its first-place credentials here Saturday in an 85-59 victory over Maryville.

Maryville pitched a first-quarter shutout and rode that momentum to an 80-36 Collegiate Conference of the South victory over Wesleyan here Friday night.

A strong second-half performance put Maryville over the top against conference foe Huntingdon 60-48 on Sunday.

Maryville suffered a tough loss to Piedmont 64-59 Saturday in Boydson H. Baird Gymnasium.

A seven-point third quarter put Maryville in a bind against Belhaven, but the Scots found the right lineup combination and nearly came all the way back.

Maryville fought hard but fell to conference foe LaGrange 67-61 on Friday night in the Boydson Baird Gymnasium.

After falling behind in the first half, Maryville played hard over the final 20 minutes and knocked off conference foe Covenant 66-54.

Maryville fell one point shy in a 45-44 loss to Randolph here Thursday at the Daytona Beach Shootout.

Maryville without its top scorer willed its way to 45 points, and a stellar defensive effort turned that into a 45-42 victory over Wheaton (Massachusetts).

After scoring more than 80 points in back-to-back games, Maryville fell to tournament host Oglethorpe 51-41 on Saturday.

Maryville was able to match the up-tempo pace of Birmingham-Southern, defeating the Panthers 87-77 on Day 1 of the Oglethorpe Classic in Atlanta.

Maryville rode its best scoring quarter of the season to victory in its debut Collegiate Conference of the South contest.

Courtney Carruthers dropped 13 points on Day 2 of the Pat Deacon Classic and now has over 1,000 points for her career.

Maryville's rally was too little, too late, and the Scots dropped a 49-40 decision to Denison on Saturday at the Pat Deacon Classic, hosted by Transylvania.

Maryville's Courtney Carruthers continued to showcase her ability as a scorer. She led the Squad with 17 points as MC fell to Centre 75-49.

The Scots picked up their first win of the season on Sunday night, defeating Ferrum 57-45 on Day 2 of the Ferrum Classic.

Courtney Carruthers began her senior season with 18 points, but it wasn't enough in a 55-44 defeat to Bridgewater (Virginia) on Day 1 of the Ferrum Classic.

Trine, which gets another shot at top-ranked Hope on Wednesday night, reaches its highest ranking ever. Plus Maryville (Tenn.) enters the top 10 in our latest poll. Get the full list here.

We've got 15 ranked teams instead of 10 and we have some teams that haven't been ranked in a while, including Millsaps, Millikin and Maryville. Get the full list here.