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Division Ii Women's Basketball Championships DIVISION II WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK 2019 Championship 2 History 3 All-Time Results 12 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP 2019 RESULTS Regional Finals Indiana (PA) 68, Cal U (PA) 60 Regional Quarterfinals Southwestern Okla. 88, Fort Hays St. 77 Glenville St. 116, West Liberty 92 St. Anselm 63, Le Moyne 61 Cal U (PA) 82, Charleston (WV) 71 Drury 51, Grand Valley St. 44 Virginia Union 83, Edinboro 71 Nova Southeastern 84, Fla. Southern 63 Indiana (PA) 67, Bowie St. 60 North Georgia 73, Lander 62 Fort Hays St. 74, Pittsburg St. 65 Lubbock Christian 76, Angelo St. 70 MSU Moorhead 63, Minn. Duluth 54 Azusa Pacific 65, Alas. Anchorage 63 Southwestern Okla. 71, Emporia St. 65 Central Mo. 76, Lindenwood (MO) 64 Quarterfinals USciences 46, NYIT 41 Le Moyne 55, St. Thomas Aquinas 43 Drury 91, Nova Southeastern 60 St. Anselm 59, Bentley 40 Lubbock Christian 99, North Georgia 54 Stonehill 86, Jefferson 77 Southwestern Okla. 71, St. Anselm 61 Drury 88, Ky. Wesleyan 57 Indiana (PA) 73, Azusa Pacific 60 Northern Mich. 64, Ashland 57 Lewis 86, Walsh 71 Grand Valley St. 89, Truman 64 Semifinals Fla. Southern 89, Lane 57 Lubbock Christian 69, Drury 60 Tampa 72, Lee 63 Southwestern Okla. 66, Indiana (PA) 57 Nova Southeastern 71, Union (TN) 66 West Florida 76, Eckerd 50 Championship Anderson (SC) 69, Barton 66 (OT) Lander 82, Carson-Newman 79 Lubbock Christian 95, Southwestern Okla. 85 (2OT) North Georgia 91, Emmanuel (GA) 53 Wingate 76, Clayton St. 66 West Tex. A&M 68, Eastern N.M. 67 Angelo St. 76, Westminster (UT) 61 Colorado Mesa 75, Tex. A&M-Commerce 65 Lubbock Christian 84, Tarleton St. 53 UC San Diego 81, Dominican (CA) 58 Azusa Pacific 62, Cal Poly Pomona 60 Northwest Nazarene 85, Humboldt St. 75 Alas. Anchorage 76, Hawaii Pacific 69 Regional Semifinals Cal U (PA) 87, Glenville St. 77 (OT) Indiana (PA) 66, Virginia Union 58 Fort Hays St. 71, MSU Moorhead 60 Southwestern Okla. 75, Central Mo. 72 Le Moyne 63, USciences 56 St. Anselm 59, Stonehill 50 Drury 78, Northern Mich. 56 Grand Valley St. 72, Lewis 55 Fla. Southern 76, Tampa 65 Nova Southeastern 87, West Florida 78 Lander 64, Anderson (SC) 61 North Georgia 76, Wingate 53 Angelo St. 73, West Tex. A&M 70 (OT) Lubbock Christian 56, Colorado Mesa 53 Azusa Pacific 64, UC San Diego 61 Alas. Anchorage 69, Northwest Nazarene 67 2019 Championship 2 HISTORY RESULTS Year Champion (Record) Coach Score Runner-Up Host or Site Championship Championship Game Total Attendance Attendance 1982 Cal Poly Pomona (29-7) Darlene May 93-74 Tuskegee Springfield, Mass. 4,725 6,216 1983 Virginia Union (27-2) Louis Hearn 73-60 Cal Poly Pomona Springfield, Mass. 4,747 6,760 1984 Central Mo. (27-5) Jorja Hoehn 80-73 Virginia Union Springfield, Mass. 4,886 11,302 1985 Cal Poly Pomona (26-7) Darlene May 80-69 Central Mo. Springfield, Mass. 6,187 10,825 1986 Cal Poly Pomona (30-3) Darlene May 70-63 North Dakota St. Springfield, Mass. 5,398 17,141 1987 New Haven (29-2) Jan Rossman 77-75 Cal Poly Pomona Springfield, Mass. 6,894 15,589 1988 Hampton (33-1) James Sweat 65-48 West Tex. A&M Fargo, N.D. 7,000 29,582 1989 Delta St. (30-4) Lloyd Clark 88-58 Cal Poly Pomona Cleveland, Miss. 3,200 17,564 1990 Delta St. (32-1) Lloyd Clark 77-43 Bentley Pomona, Calif. 1,022 18,636 1991 North Dakota St. (31-2) Amy Ruley 81-74 Southeast Mo. St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. 7,064 36,515 1992 Delta St. (30-4) Lloyd Clark 65-63 North Dakota St. Fargo, N.D. 7,101 33,295 1993 North Dakota St. (30-2) Amy Ruley 95-63 Delta St. Waltham, Mass. 4,000 30,431 1994 North Dakota St. (27-5) Amy Ruley 89-56 Cal St. San B'dino Fargo, N.D. 6,806 25,343 1995 North Dakota St. (32-0) Amy Ruley 98-85 Portland St. Fargo, N.D. 7,138 48,286 1996 North Dakota St. (30-2) Amy Ruley 104-78 Shippensburg Fargo, N.D. 6,534 32,172 1997 North Dakota (28-4) Gene Roebuck 94-78 Southern Ind. Grand Forks, N.D. 4,524 36,466 1998 North Dakota (31-1) Gene Roebuck 92-76 Emporia St. Pine Bluff, Ark. 2,624 26,618 1999 North Dakota (31-1) Gene Roebuck 80-63 Arkansas Tech Pine Bluff, Ark. 3,135 27,144 2000 Northern Ky. (32-2) Nancy Winstel 71-62 (OT) North Dakota St. Pine Bluff, Ark. 1,600 22,123 2001 Cal Poly Pomona (27-3) Paul Thomas 87-80 (OT) North Dakota Rochester, Minn. 3,387 25,057 2002 Cal Poly Pomona (28-4) Paul Thomas 74-62 Southeastern Okla. Rochester, Minn. 1,480 16,286 2003 South Dakota St. (32-3) Aaron Johnston 65-50 Northern Ky. St. Joseph, Mo. 2,556 29,803 2004 California (PA) (35-1) Darcie Vincent 75-72 Drury St. Joseph, Mo. 2,681 24,217 2005 Washburn (35-2) Ron McHenry 70-53 Seattle Pacific Hot Springs, Ark. 4,470 22,759 2006 Grand Valley St. (33-3) Dawn Plitzuweit 58-52 American Int'l Hot Springs, Ark. 987 25,720 2007 Southern Conn. St. (34-2) Joe Frager 61-45 FGCU Kearney, Neb. 3,091 49,801 2008 Northern Ky. (28-8) Nancy Winstel 63-58 South Dakota Kearney, Neb. 3,067 27,647 2009 Minn. St. Mankato (32-2) Pam Gohl 103-94 Franklin Pierce San Antonio 3,477 23,405 2010 Emporia St. (30-5) Brandon Schneider 65-53 Fort Lewis St. Joseph, Mo. 3,405 36,228 2011 Clayton St. (35-1) Dennis Cox 69-50 Michigan Tech St. Joseph, Mo. 1,464 29,406 2012 Shaw (29-6) Jacques Curtis 88-82 (OT) Ashland San Antonio 1,125 19,269 2013 Ashland (37-1) Sue Ramsey 71-56 Dowling San Antonio 2,151 20,369 2014 Bentley (35-0) Barbara Stevens 76-65 West Tex. A&M Erie, Pa. 2,151 23,271 2015 California (PA) (32-4) Jess Strom 86-69 California Baptist Sioux Falls, S.D. 1,372 28,457 2016 Lubbock Christian (35-0) Steve Gomez 78-73 Alas. Anchorage Indianapolis, IN 6,403 33,868 2017 Ashland (37-0) Robin Fralick 93-77 Virginia Union Columbus, OH 1,688 24,763 2018 Central Mo. (30-3) Dave Slifer 66-52 Ashland Sioux Falls, S.D. 1,249 31,865 2019 Lubbock Christian (32-5) Steve Gomez 95-85 (2OT) Southwestern Okla. Columbus, OH 593 24,515 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Clayton St. 1 Emporia St. 1 Cal Poly Pomona 5 Grand Valley St. 1 North Dakota St. 5 Hampton 1 Delta St. 3 Minn. St. Mankato 1 North Dakota 3 New Haven 1 Ashland 2 Shaw 1 California (PA) 2 South Dakota St. 1 Central Mo. 2 Southern Conn. St. 1 Lubbock Christian 2 Virginia Union 1 Northern Ky. 2 Washburn 1 Bentley 1 History 3 - 1990 1998 ALL TOURNAMENT Crystal Hardy, Delta St. Jenny Crouse, North Dakota TEAMS Pam Lockett, Delta St. Mandy Arndtson, North Dakota Tracie Seymour, Bentley Jaime Pudenz, North Dakota (First player listed on each team was the out- standing player of the championship) Niki Bracken, Cal Poly Pomona Jurgita Kausaite, Emporia St. Debbie Delie, Oakland Aneta Kausaite, Emporia St. 1982 Jennifer Barbson, Francis Marion Jackie White, Cal Poly Pomona 1991 Annette Chester, Tuskegee Nadine Schmidt, North Dakota St. 1999 Carol Welch, Cal Poly Pomona Jill DeVries, North Dakota St. Jenny Crouse, North Dakota Brenda McLean, Oakland Jerri Wiley, Southeast Mo. St. Katie Richards, North Dakota Becky Lovett, Mt. St. Mary’s Sarita Wesley, Southeast Mo. St. Jamie Pudenz, North Dakota Kim Penwell, Bentley Khelli Mullen, Arkansas Tech 1983 Jurgita Kausaite, Emporia St. Paris McWhirter, Virginia Union 1992 Barvenia Wooten, Virginia Union Leslie McKiernon, Delta St. 2000 Jackie White, Cal Poly Pomona LaTanya Patty, Delta St. Michelle Cottrell, Northern Ky. Lisa Ulmer, Cal Poly Pomona Nadine Schmidt, North Dakota St. Michele Tuchfarber, Northern Ky. Carla Eades, Central Mo. Sherri Stemple, Portland St. Jayne Boeddeker, North Dakota St. Jody Buck, North Dakota St. Jayne Even, North Dakota St. 1984 Tracie Seymour, Bentley Caroline Boclair, Delta St. Carla Eades, Central Mo. Celeste Hill, Western Wash. Veta Williams, Virginia Union 1993 Janice Washington, Valdosta St. Nadine Schmidt, North Dakota St. 2001 Rosie Jones, Central Mo. Jody Buck, North Dakota St. Aprile Powell, Cal Poly Pomona Donna Burks, Dayton Jackie Parsley, North Dakota St. LaTasha Burnett, Cal Poly Pomona LaTanya Patty, Delta St. Jenny Boll, North Dakota 1985 Jenny Postlewaite, Michigan Tech Mandy Arndtson, North Dakota Vickie Mitchell, Cal Poly Pomona Jessie Gordon, Shippensburg Kelley Fraser, Cal Poly Pomona 1994 Sheri Jennum, Cal Poly Pomona Darci Steere, North Dakota St. 2002 Rosie Jones, Central Mo. Chery’ll Few, Cal St. San B’dino Lauri McIntosh, Cal Poly Pomona Anita Meadows, Mercer Kasey Morlock, North Dakota St. Aprile Powell, Cal Poly Pomona Jenni Rademacher, North Dakota St. Brandi Robinson, Southeastern Okla. 1986 Kim Young, Cal St. San B’dino Amanda Mortlette, Glenville St. Debra Larsen, Cal Poly Pomona Tracy Wyatt, Glenville St. Michelle McCoy, Cal Poly Pomona 1995 Vickie Mitchell, Cal Poly Pomona Kasey Morlock, North Dakota St. 2003 Janice Woods, North Dakota St. Amy Towne, Mo. Western St. Melissa Pater, South Dakota St. Pat Smykowski, North Dakota St. Michelle Doonan, Stonehill Heather Sieler, South Dakota St. Vincene Morris, Jefferson Kim Manifesto, Portland St. Sharell Snardon, Northern Ky. Lori Roufs, North Dakota St. Carone Harris, Central Ark. 1987 Kristi Smith, Portland St.
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