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Division II Women's Basketball Archives (Click Refresh upon opening this file for the most current data) Division II Women's Basketball History History of Champions Player of the Year History Coach of the Year History National Tournament Records (opens PDF) 2009 Championship 2000 Championship 1991 Championship 2008 Championship 1999 Championship 1990 Championship 2016 Championship 2007 Championship 1998 Championship 1989 Championship 2015 Championship 2006 Championship 1997 Championship 1988 Championship 2014 Championship 2005 Championship 1996 Championship 1987 Championship 2013 Championship 2004 Championship 1995 Championship 1986 Championship 2012 Championship 2003 Championship 1994 Championship 1985 Championship 2011 Championship 2002 Championship 1993 Championship 1984 Invitational 2010 Championship 2001 Championship 1992 Championship 1983 Invitational WOMEN'S BASKETBALL DIVISION II CHAMPIONS 1983 - Baptist Bible College (PA) (INVITATIONAL) 1984 - Northwestern College (INVITATIONAL) 1985 - Northwestern College 1986 - Toccoa Falls College 1987 - Moody Bible Institute 1988 - Northwest College 1989 - Kentucky Christian College 1990 - Northwest College 1991 - Northwest College 1992 - Toccoa Falls College 1993 - Northwest College 1994 - Northwest College 1995 - Kentucky Christian College 1996 - Kentucky Christian College 1997 - Kentucky Christian College 1998 - Kentucky Christian College 1999 - Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2000 - Kentucky Christian College 2001 - Mid-America Bible College 2002 - Simpson College 2003 - Kentucky Christian College 2004 - Kentucky Christian College 2005 - Kentucky Christian College 2006 - Mid-America Christian University 2007 - Kentucky Christian University 2008 - Kentucky Christian University 2009 - Kentucky Christian University 2010 - Kentucky Christian University 2011 - Kentucky Christian University 2012 - Kentucky Christian University 2013 - Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2014 - Maranatha Baptist University 2015 - Arlington Baptist College 2016 - Arlington Baptist College PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1996 - Amy Gray, Kentucky Christian College 1997 - Tabitha Hannum, Kentucky Christian College 1998 - Angela Wiley, Mid-America Bible College 1999 - Christy Wolber, Kentucky Christian College 2000 - Alissa Hauck, Mid-America Bible College 2001 - Bithinny McKee, Kentucky Christian College 2002 - Marissa Cook, Bethel College 2003 - Miriam Hartzler, Baptist Bible College (PA) Sarah Kresge, Philadelphia Biblical University 2004 - Jody Jester, Kentucky Christian College 2005 - Hannah Herrold, Kentucky Christian University 2006 - Trisha Moody, Southeastern University 2007 - Megan Oliver, Kentucky Christian University 2008 - Jennipher Swann, Kentucky Christian University 2009 - Adelaide Simms, Southwestern Christian University 2010 - Kristin Hecht, Kentucky Christian University 2011 - Danielle Fleming, Ohio Christian University 2012 - Autumn Carter, Kentucky Christian University 2013 - Tayna Bowens, Kentucky Christian University 2014 - Tayna Bowens, Kentucky Christian University 2015 - Jade Johnson, Arlington Baptist College 2016 - Hanna Reyes, Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College COACH OF THE YEAR (Basketball II) 1985 - Nancy Durrwachter, Baptist Bible College (PA) 1986 - Russ Morgan, Johnson Bible College 1987 - Martha MacCullough, Philadelphia College of Bible 1988 - Paul Shiffer, Toccoa Falls College 1989 - Kristi Brodin, Northwest College 1990 - Tom Bender, Kentucky Christian College 1991 - Sherrie Holloway, Baptist Bible College (PA) 1992 - Laurel Wartluft, Moody Bible Institute 1993 - Marti MacCullough, Philadelphia College of Bible 1994 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian College 1995 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian College 1996 - Tony O'Brien, Mid-America Bible College 1997 - Charlie Williams, Ozark Christian College 1998 - Sherrie Holloway, Baptist Bible College (PA) 1999 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian College 2000 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian College 2001 - Clayton Morrison, Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2002 - Charlie Williams, Ozark Christian College 2003 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian College 2004 - Charlie Williams, Ozark Christian College 2005 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian University 2006 - Alan Wilson, Atlanta Christian College 2007 - Drew Watson, Philadelphia Biblical University 2008 - Rich Renzema, Grace Bible College 2009 - Becky Mitchell, Southwestern Christian University 2010 - Reginald Chapple, Valley Forge Christian College 2011 - Ron Arnett, Kentucky Christian University 2012 - Clayton Morrison, Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2013 - Larry Olson, Manhattan Christian College 2014 - Larry Olson, Manhattan Christian College 2015 – Leann Dahlstein, Central Christian College of the Bible 2016 - Hannah Moeller, Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College 2016 Championship Date: March 10-12, 2016 Location: Joplin, Missouri Host: Ozark Christian College 2016 NCCAA Women’s Basketball DII National Championship Seedings 1 - Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College 2 - Arlington Baptist College 3 - Grace Bible College 4 - Kentucky Christian University 5 - Pensacola Christian College 6 - Ozark Christian College 7 - North Central University 8 - Trinity Bible College Results Thursday, March 10 Game 1 - Hillsdale 86, Trinity Bible 74 Game 2 - Kentucky 67, Pensacola 52 Game 3 - Arlington 99, North Central 66 Game 4 - Grace Bible 94, Ozark 69 Friday, March 11 Game 5 - Pensacola 74, Trinity Bible 72 Game 6 - North Central 74, Ozark 57 Game 7 (Final Four) - Hillsdale 64, Kentucky 34 Game 8 (Final Four) - Arlington 109, Grace Bible 75 Saturday, March 12 Game 9 (7th Place) - Trinity Bible 76, Ozark 66 Game 10 (5th Place) - North Central 60, Pensacola 55 Game 11 (3rd Place) - Kentucky 64, Grace Bible 47 Game 12 (Championship) - Arlington 102, Hillsdale 99 (OT) 2016 Awards First Team All-Americans Johnson Jade Arlington Baptist College Newman Jaylen Trinity Bible College Schultz Abby Grace Bible College Baham Taylor Johnson University Woodring Chelsea Ozark Christian College Second Team All-Americans Grant Brook Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Bierley Alivia Kentucky Christian University Hale Morgan Arlington Baptist College Swanson Lizzy North Central University Calice Julianna Trinity Baptist College Third Team All-Americans Johnson Alexis Maranatha Baptist University Slone Allie Kentucky Chriatian University Loudermilk Alyssa Pensacola Christian College Matlack Whitney Ozark Christian College High Jamie North Central University Player of the Year Reyes Hanna Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College GP4L Award Schultz Abby Grace Bible College National Coach of the Year Moeller Hannah Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College Tournament MVP Gonzalez Zayda Arlington Baptist College All -Tournament Team Herrera Elaine Arlington Baptist College Johnson Jade Arlington Baptist College McBride Bailey Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College McCord McKenze Grace Bible College Newman Jaylen Trinity Bible College Scholar-Athletes Hale Morgan Arlington Baptist College McGaughy Hannah Arlington Baptist College Wise Tori Arlington Baptist College Garwick Laura Faith Baptist Bible College Leszinske Amy Grace Bible College Schultz Abby Grace Bible College Yanik Kitty Grace Bible College Schneider Alisha Great Lakes Christian College Edwards Ashleigh Hillsdale Baptist College Reyes Hannah Hillsdale Baptist College Robinson Julia Hillsdale Baptist College White Caitlin Hillsdale Baptist College Zarzutzki Kori Manhattan Christian College Hansel Emilee Maranatha Baptist University Hinsenkamp Emily Maranatha Baptist University Reinke Stacy Maranatha Baptist University Roer Julie Maranatha Baptist University Wells Rachel Maranatha Baptist University Gordon April Moody Bible Institute Hunter Olivia Moody Bible Institute Kuiper Rachel Moody Bible Institute Calice Julianna Trinity Baptist College Droste Janae Trinity Bible College Newman Jaylen Trinity Bible College Olsson Rebecca Trinity Bible College Petersen Sarali Trinity Bible College Rohrbach Jordan Trinity Bible College Ekuta Patience University of Valley Forge Johnson Ashton Welch College Melvin Jessie Welch College Pickett Amy Welch College 2015 Championship Date: March 12-14, 2015 Location: Joplin, Missouri Host: Ozark Christian College 2015 NCCAA Women’s Basketball DII National Championship Seedings 1 – Arlington Baptist College 2 – Lancaster Bible College 3 – Central Christian College of the Bible 4 – Kentucky Christian University 5 – Pensacola Christian College 6 – North Central University 7 – Ozark Christian College 8 – Maranatha Baptist University Results Thursday, March 12 o Game 1 -- 2 PM -- Arlington 93, Maranatha 47 o Game 2 -- 4 PM -- Kentucky Christian 63, Pensacola Christian 50 o Game 3 -- 6 PM -- Central Christian College of the Bible 73, North Central 62 o Game 4 -- 8 PM -- Lancaster Bible 73, Ozark Christian College 54 Friday, March 13 o Game 5 -- 2 PM -- Pensacola 56, Maranatha 52 o Game 6 -- 4 PM -- North Central 69, Ozark Christian 55 o Game 7 -- 6 PM -- Arlington Baptist 84, Kentucky Christian 79 o Game 8 -- 8 PM -- Central Christian 74, Lancaster Bible 72 Saturday, March 14 o Game 9 -- 1 PM -- Maranatha Baptist 76, Ozark Christian 68 o Game 10 -- 3 PM -- North Central 70, Pensacola Christian 66 o Game 11 -- 5 PM -- Lancaster Bible 57, Kentucky Christian 53 o Game 12 -- 7 PM -- Arlington Baptist 109, Central Christian 73 2015 Awards 1st Team All-American Alexander Shekinah Ohio Christian University Bloodworth Jenna Moody Bible Institute Folger Aubrey Lancaster Bible College Glick Jana Kentucky Christian University Hale Morgan Arlington Baptist College High Jamie North Central University
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