Gustavus Adolphus reaches its highest ranking ever in our poll, plus Scranton returns to the Top 10 in a week with a lot of shuffling, but no new teams entering the rankings. See how it sorted out 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.
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, 1 Christopher Newport topped No. 16 Randolph-Macon in a battle of recent national champions while Christian Parker rescued No. 5 Mount Union from an upset loss at Scranton. In women's action, No. 17 Trine and No. 11 Gustavus Adolphus opened with impressive wins, and Natalie Bartle made big news for the Roos.
In a game that was as close as the preseason poll suggested it would be, Trine played stellar defense and outlasted Gustavus Adolphus, 61-58, in double overtime, ousting the fifth-ranked Gusties from the Tournament.
Albertus Magnus upset No. 1 St. Joseph (Conn.) and sent the last undefeated team in Division III men’s hoops into the NCAA Tournament with a loss. Meanwhile, Schreiner completed its Cinderella run, Sewanee stunned Berry, and everything went according to form on the women’s side.
This Presidents' Day is the Presidents' day to re-enter the Top 25. Washington and Jefferson returns to our national rankings, plus Gustavus Adolphus reaches the Top 10.
The Gusties are not only golden, they are also ranked again. They enter the poll while Trinity (Conn.) keeps rising and Trinity (Texas) collects another No. 1 vote. Get the full list here.
It has been a two year wait, but there are 128 teams getting ready to battle for two championships trophies. We preview the tourneys and talk to some of those involved on tonight's super-sized Hoopsville - which hits the air at 7:00 PM ET right here!
Taite Anderson, who led Bethel's run from unranked to Top 10, is our West Region Player of the Year. Conference foe Caitlin Rorman of Gustavus Adolphus is Rookie of the Year and Rich Murphy of Redlands is Coach of the Year.
Two undefeated teams enter our Top 25 ranking, one of which has only been ranked once in our poll's history. Plus the MIAC has four ranked teams and the highest one is no longer St. Thomas. Get the full list here.
Amherst's loss is Tufts gain -- the Jumbos are once again the No. 1 team in the country, marking the third time they have reached that position. Plus the Warhawks and Gusties enter the rankings. Get the full list here.
Gustavus Adolphus snapped St. Thomas' 77-game conference winning streak on Saturday afternoon with a 62-57 win in St. Paul while No. 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor cruised past No. 12 Whitman. Also Mary Washington outlasted former CAC foe Marymount. Get the recap here.
Mikayla Miller almost walked away from basketball after high school. But she persevered, and now her career, and Gustavus Adolphus' season, continues on. More in a Road to Rochester feature.
In addition to TCNJ, UW-Whitewater, Texas-Dallas, Illinois Wesleyan and Randolph-Macon bit the dust, while St. Thomas survived a tough battle and Amherst found the second round a little bit tougher than the first.
Willamette beat Whitman for the second time in a week, this time knocking the Blues out of the NWC tournament while Gustavus Adolphus ousted St. Benedict in the MIAC. On the men's side Ohio Northern sent Marietta to the pool of at-large hopefuls.
It was the fourth annual Hoopsville Marathon Show. The show started at 10 a.m. ET. Dave McHugh chatted with coaches, administrators, student-athletes, and others involved in NCAA Division III basketball from around the nation. You won't believe some of the guests that appeared on the show Thursday.
Laurie Kelly was the kind of player capable of succeeding at a higher level. Now, as a Division III head coach, she is tasked with recruiting her own game-changing players to Gustavus Adolphus. She found her first in Mikayla Miller. More in Around the West.
Gustavus Adolphus rides its undefeated start into the Top 25 and Trine enters the rankings following its win over Calvin. Plus a couple No. 1 votes migrate as voters rethink the top of their ballot.
Streaking back to the top
February 05, 2024Gustavus Adolphus reaches its highest ranking ever in our poll, plus Scranton returns to the Top 10 in a week with a lot of shuffling, but no new teams entering the rankings. See how it sorted out here.
