The future of Region 5 looks very bright with only two seniors on the All-Region team. Sophomore guard Anna Scoblick from Catholic is Player of the Year, Johns Hopkins Rodney Rogan is Coach of the Year and Vatijah Davis of Centenary and Breana Grim of York share Rookie of the Year honors.
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!
Carroll cracks our Top 25 for the first time since December 2007 while Loras returns, Catholic rises, and the ASC teams basically trade places. Get the full list here.
No. 13 Catholic snapped a six-game losing streak against No. 9 Scranton and No. 5 Case Western Reserve picked up its first conference win by downing No. 4 NYU. Plus, the Emory women and Trinity (Conn.) men kept rolling with conference wins. Read about it here.
This time of year, programs are pausing games and practices for exams and holiday breaks. We take the time to learn more about four programs in the Top 25s. Tune in LIVE to Hoopsville tonight starting at 7:00 PM ET! Click here to watch.
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 second poll of the regular season brings two new teams, as Catholic and Illinois Wesleyan enter the rankings. Plus, UW-Whitewater climbs into the top five and Gustavus Adolphus closes in on its best ranking ever. Get the full ranking here.
No. 7 Wartburg and Catholic grabbed road wins over conference title contenders, while No. 5 RIC kept rolling with a victory at No. 11 Trinity (Conn.). The road was rougher on the men’s side where No. 3 John Carroll survived a scare but No. 20 Illinois Wesleyan did not. Read about it 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.
SELINSGROVE, Pa. - The Catholic University women's basketball team totaled 21 steals and scored 41 points off turnovers en route to a 68-43 road win over Susquehanna Saturday at O.W. Houts Gymnasium.
Eau my! Two big wins vault the UW-Eau Claire Blugolds to No. 11 in the country. Four other teams enter the Top 25 while Hope consolidates the No. 1 votes and Bowdoin bounds into the top five. Get the full list here.
Time for the annual Hoopsville Marathon! For over TEN hours on Thursday, coaches, administrators, fans and others from around Division III basketball joined Dave on the show. Even the Division III VP and both national committee chairs. Watch Hoopsville On Demand or listen to the podcasts here.
Hardin-Simmons upped its winning streak to six games by upsetting No. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 61-59. Elsewhere Catholic dropped Scranton, New Paltz swept Geneseo and UW-Whitewater continued its resurgence.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Catholic University women's basketball sophomore Maggie Rakowsky scored a career-high 15 points while junior Sydney Poindexter added 12 points as the Cardinals led for all but five minutes en route to a 59-50 victory over No. 6 Scranton Saturday at Franny Murray Court.
Trine 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.
Catholic had to wait a week after its big win over Scranton and add a couple more victories, but the Cardinals have cracked the Top 25. Plus find out which team replaced Scranton in the Top 10 this week.
Catholic upset No. 3 Scranton to usurp first place in the Landmark and end the Royals 50-game regular season win streak. Meanwhile LaVerne and Caltech played 4 OTs with a box score you'll have to see to believe.
What used to be teams off to good starts are now teams having good seasons as conference races take shape. On Thursday's show, Dave chatted with several coaches whose teams are at the top of their conferences, plus win 787 for Wooster's Steve Moore. Dave even hits the road. You can watch or listen to Hoopsville On Demand.
The Cardinals gained confidence late last season and return an experienced core of seniors. The players asked to be pushed harder in the offseason and will be tested by a tough schedule. More in Around the Mid-Atlantic.
With 13 wins under their belt, The Catholic University of America women's basketball team continues to strive for success as they enter the latter half of their 2014-15 Landmark Conference portion of the season. Currently 7-2 in conference play, the team focuses on what can be improved, while also reflecting on aspects of their game that have brought them into the second seed in the league.
Calvin beat archrival Hope in a thriller to stay unbeaten and George Fox did the same by blowing out Whitworth. Plus Catholic topped Scranton and the top two ranked teams passed in-conference tests on Saturday.
It was a hard fought second half, as the Catholic University women’s basketball team (4-3, 1-1) captured their first Landmark Conference win of the season by defeating the Moravian College Greyhounds(5-4, 1-1) 75-69 on Saturday evening at the DuFour Athletic Center, even though the league foes outscored CUA 41-35 in the last 20 minutes of play.
Catholic University sophomore Michelle DeSantis (Trumbull, Conn. / Lauralton Hall) and junior Jayni Webster (Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Country Day Sacred Heart) are having a phenomenal start to the 2014-15 season, and Sunday night was no exception, as the pair recorded season-high scoring outputs in the squads 76-45 win over the Eagles of Bridgewater (Va.) College at the DuFour Athletic Center.
Catholic University sophomore Michelle DeSantis (Trumbull, Conn. / Lauralton Hall) and junior Jayni Webster (Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Country Day Sacred Heart) are having a phenomenal start to the 2014-15 season, and Sunday night was no exception, as the pair recorded season-high scoring outputs in the squads 76-45 win over the Eagles of Bridgewater (Va.) College at the DuFour Athletic Center.
The Catholic University women's basketball team left their impact in the chilly Colorado Rockies, as CUA recorded its first victory with more than 100 points, along with seven student-athletes scored in double figures in a single game and three Cards boasting career-high scoring outings during the Colorado College Tournament in Colorado Springs, Colo.
After earning All-America and Academic All-America honors this season, Jill Woerner added another achievement to her resume on Wednesday when she was named the Landmark Conference Women’s Basketball Senior Scholar Athlete. Woerner helped to lead CUA to its second straight Landmark title and NCAA Tournament appearance this season.
D3hoops.com 2024 women's All-Region 5 team
March 12, 2024The future of Region 5 looks very bright with only two seniors on the All-Region team. Sophomore guard Anna Scoblick from Catholic is Player of the Year, Johns Hopkins Rodney Rogan is Coach of the Year and Vatijah Davis of Centenary and Breana Grim of York share Rookie of the Year honors.
