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Team of the WeekDecember 06, 2021D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll celebrates its 25th season, honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.
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Wednesday: Mid-Atlantic mashupFebruary 26, 2020Three of the four road teams advanced through the MAC Commonwealth semifinals while the Scranton men and King's women also won on the road. Plus another top seed was eliminated in Wednesday night's action. Get the full recap here.
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Latest women's Top 25 releasedFebruary 03, 2020Halley's Comet returns to earth's view once every 75 years. The Texas-Dallas Comets return to the Top 25 for the third time this season. Plus Hope moves up to No. 2 and Albright returns to the rankings.
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Team of the WeekJanuary 20, 2020D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll returns for its 23rd season honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.
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Wednesday women: First of allJanuary 15, 2020No. 6 UW-Whitewater, No. 9 Transylvania and No. 24 Albright kept first place in their conferences to themselves with big wins on Wednesday night. Elsewhere No. 7 Wartburg created a three-way tie in the ARC and RIC anchored itself atop the LEC.
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Latest women's Top 25 releasedJanuary 13, 2020Three new teams enter our rankings, including Oglethorpe which makes its first appearance since the end of the 2008-09 season. Plus undefeated Albright joins our Top 25 and Bethel gets a boost coming off its big week. Get the full list here.
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Wednesday women: Perfection protectedJanuary 08, 2020No. 23 Bethel and Albright stayed perfect in similar fashion as both teams built big leads, lost them and rallied to victory. Elsewhere Illinois Wesleyan and St. Vincent asserted themselves in their conference races.
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Team of the WeekDecember 30, 2019D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll returns for its 23rd season honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.
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Team of the WeekNovember 25, 2019D3hoops.com's weekly honor roll returns for its 23rd season honoring the best players at each position for the past week. It's the D3hoops.com Team of the Week, presented by Scoutware.
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Saturday women: Hope rises, Drew surprisesJanuary 13, 2018No. 3 Hope defeated archrival Calvin to stay undefeated and Drew picked off previously beaten Juniata. Elsewhere Christopher Newport withstood a big rally by York (Pa.) and Rose-Hulman and Chapman extended their conference leads.
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Friday: Feeling better than just AlbrightDecember 29, 2017Albright scored the biggest upset of the Division III women's basketball season to date as the Lions knocked off top-ranked and undefeated Tufts, 62-59. On the men's side, Augustana impressed, York (Pa.) thrilled and Marietta ground out a win in Top 25 battles.
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Albright Advances in NCAA Women's Tournament With Opening-Round Win Over PiedmontMarch 03, 2017Devan Horka paced Albright with 16 points and 18 rebounds.
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Saturday women: This time it's TrineFebruary 18, 2017Trine won its first MIAA women's basketball title the hard way, by beating Hope in DeVos Fieldhouse. Four more teams joined Amherst in completing perfect regular seasons while Albright swept Messiah and Catholic edged Moravian. That and more in today's women's recap.
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Saturday women: Perfect 10January 14, 2017We entered Saturday with 14 undefeated teams in Division III women's basketball and we leave the day with just ten. No. 18 Puget Sound edged No. 16 Whitman in a thriller while Montclair State, Trinity (Texas) and Messiah also picked up their first loss.
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Wednesday: Hot benches help Hope, LionsNovember 30, 2016Hope and Albright opened conference play with big wins thanks to big nights from their reserves while Katie McDaniels had another great night for Wheaton at Chicago. In men's action No. 19 Salisbury won its conference opener while No. 22 Mount St. Joseph fell to Anderson.
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Albright continues uphill battleMarch 09, 2016After a disappointing end to last season, Albright came back motivated, and the Lions' second-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament has continued on into the Sweet 16. A Road to Indianapolis feature by Sarah Sommer.
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Something old, something newMarch 05, 2016Next weekend's sectionals will have a few new faces and several familiar ones. Albright and Stevens advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time ever while the NESCAC and UAA each went 3-0 and both national semifinalists moved on. Get the recap from the second round of the women's tournament.
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Albright Routs Alvernia in Regular Season FinaleFebruary 16, 2016Jane Joyce and Kelecia Harris each scored 14 points and No. 9 Albright routed Alvernia 95-49 in a MAC Commonwealth game on Tuesday in the Physical Education Center to close out the regular season.
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Harris, Mazzarelli Lead Albright Past MustangsFebruary 13, 2016Senior Kelecia Harris scored 17 points and grabbed 14 rebounds and sophomore Nina Mazzarelli hit a three-pointer with 12.1 seconds to play leading 10th-ranked Albright to a 64-60 MAC Commonwealth victory over Stevenson on Senior Day in the Bollman Center on Saturday.
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Hoopsville: Rankings and CarnageFebruary 11, 2016On Thursday night's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked about the first Regional Rankings and the carnage that followed. McHugh also talked to coaches from who have their teams poised to capture conference crowns while also positioning themselves the best they can in the regional rankings. You can watch the entire Hoopsville episode or listen to the podcasts here:
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Albright Ties School Record for WinsFebruary 10, 2016Senior Kelecia Harris scored 18 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked five shots and 10th-ranked Albright tied the school record for victories in a season with a 65-57 MAC Commonwealth victory over Lycoming at Lamade Gymnasium.
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Harris Double-Double Leads Lions to 20th WinFebruary 06, 2016Senior Kelecia Harris had a double-double with 22 points and 11 rebounds and No. 15 Albright used a 17-4 run in the third quarter to defeat Messiah 71-63 on Saturday in a MAC Commonwealth game in the Bollman Center.
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Mazzarelli Leads Albright to Victory over ArcadiaFebruary 03, 2016Sophomore Nina Mazzarelli led four players in double figures with 21 points as No. 15 Albright rolled to an 86-56 MAC Commonwealth victory over Arcadia on Wednesday in the Bollman Center.
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Lions have unfinished businessFebruary 02, 2016Albright's women's team came up short in tournament play last season. That left a bad taste and left the Lions hungry to win the conference tournament this year. More in Around the Mid-Atlantic.
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Harris Leads Albright to Sixth Consecutive VictoryJanuary 30, 2016Senior Kelecia Harris scored 12 points, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked four shots and No. 18 Albright cruised to a 59-33 victory over Hood on Saturday in a MAC Commonwealth game in BB&T Arena.
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Albright Suffers First Conference Loss at MessiahJanuary 09, 2016Senior Kelecia Harris scored 11 points and grabbed seven rebounds, but No. 14 Albright suffered its first conference loss of the season as Messiah downed the Lions 59-49 on Saturday in Brubaker Auditorium.
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Harris Leads Albright Past Cabrini 75-58December 20, 2015Senior Kelecia Harris led three players in double figures with 18 points leading No. 20 Albright to a 75-58 non-conference victory over Cabrini on Sunday in Nerney Field House.
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Saturday women: Cats and Camels top big dogsDecember 12, 2015St. Catherine and Conn College knocked off highly ranked foes while Sydney Moss made a record-breaking return to the court for Thomas More. Plus George Fox mounts an incredible comeback and York wins a battle of unbeatens. All that and more in our recap.
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Harris, Mazzarelli Lead Albright Past MoravianDecember 12, 2015Senior Kelecia Harris scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and sophomore Nina Mazzarelli finished with 17 points as Albright defeated Moravian 73-66.
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Harris Leads No. 25 Albright Past Keystone 78-41December 09, 2015Senior Kelecia Harris posted her second double-double of the season with 18 points and 11 rebounds as No. 25 Albright defeated Keystone 78-41 in a non-conference contest from the Gambal Athletic Center Wednesday evening.