Sophomore center Laurie Trow averaged 29.8 points and 9.8 rebounds and shot 75% from the field in the NCAA Tournament, including 14-for-16 in the championship game to lead St. Thomas to the 1991 Division III women's basketball national championship.

Championship
St. Thomas 73, Muskingum 55
St. Paul, Minn. (att: 1,700)

All-Tournament team
Tonja Englund, St. Thomas
Laurie Trow, St. Thomas
Michelle Snow, Muskingum
Kate Titus, Muskingum
Bernice Laferriere, Eastern Connecticut

Third Place
Eastern Connecticut 83, Washington U. 74

National Semifinals
Muskingum 85, Washington U. 60
St. Thomas 91, Eastern Connecticut 55

Sectional Championships
Muskingum 81, St. John Fisher 70
Washington U. 67, Roanoke 51
Eastern Connecticut 63, Southern Maine 62
St. Thomas 76, Concordia-Moorhead 62

Sectional Semifinals
St. John Fisher 79, Frostburg St. 50
Muskingum 67, Hartwick 57
Washington U. 73, Maryville (Tenn.) 59
Roanoke 84, Luther 74
Southern Maine 83, Susquehanna 74
Eastern Connecticut 71, Moravian 62
St. Thomas 87, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 63
Concordia-Moorhead 100, Adrian 75

Regionals
St. John Fisher 74, Buffalo State 66
Frostburg State 61, Kean 57
Hartwick 55, New York University 54 (OT)
Muskingum 76, Capital 74
Washington U. 69, Augustana 62
Maryville (Tenn.) 88, Centre 80
Luther 78, Wartburg 54
Roanoke 86, Marymount 66
Susquehanna 70, Carnegie Mellon 54
Southern Maine 60, Salem State 57
Moravian 81, Franklin & Marshall 76
Eastern Connecticut 62, Western Connecticut 50
Wisconsin-Oshkosh 67, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 62
St. Thomas 76, St. Benedict 62
Adrian 57, Calvin 50
Concordia-Moorhead 75, Gustavus Adolphus 62