Feb. 19 - Lake Forest 74, Grinnell 72
Feb. 19 - Lawrence 58, Carroll 44
Feb. 19 - Ripon 58, Beloit 55
Feb. 19 - Monmouth 69, Knox 56
Feb. 16 - Grinnell 71, Knox 53
Feb. 16 - Beloit 63, Carroll 61
Feb. 16 - Lake Forest 65, Illinois C. 42
Feb. 16 - Ripon 55, St. Norbert 38
Feb. 12 - Illinois C. 87, Grinnell 78 (OT)
Feb. 12 - St. Norbert 62, Lawrence 49
Feb. 12 - Ripon 67, Carroll 48
Feb. 12 - Lake Forest 64, Monmouth 46
Feb. 9 - Lawrence 88, Beloit 67
Feb. 9 - Lake Forest 75, Knox 57
Feb. 9 - Illinois C. 64, Monmouth 55
Feb. 9 - St. Norbert 59, Carroll 43
Feb. 5 - Carroll 54, Knox 47
Feb. 5 - Ripon 62, Monmouth 54
Feb. 5 - Illinois C. 69, Lawrence 66
Feb. 5 - St. Norbert 64, Lake Forest 56
Feb. 4 - Lawrence 74, Knox 57
Feb. 4 - Grinnell 87, Ripon 76
Feb. 4 - Monmouth 69, Beloit 63
Feb. 4 - Carroll 51, Lake Forest 44
Feb. 4 - St. Norbert 53, Illinois C. 49
Feb. 3 - Beloit 76, Grinnell 73
Feb. 1 - Lawrence 59, Ripon 54
Feb. 1 - Grinnell 86, Monmouth 71
Feb. 1 - St. Norbert 62, Beloit 59
Feb. 1 - Illinois C. 78, Knox 68
Jan. 29 - St. Norbert 77, Monmouth 41
Jan. 29 - Illinois C. 61, Carroll 56
Jan. 29 - Lake Forest 68, Ripon 64
Jan. 29 - Beloit 61, Knox 51
Jan. 29 - Lawrence 81, Grinnell 59
Jan. 28 - Lawrence 68, Monmouth 54
Jan. 28 - St. Norbert 66, Knox 25
Jan. 28 - Carroll 73, Grinnell 66
Jan. 28 - Lake Forest 64, Beloit 58
Jan. 28 - Ripon 74, Illinois C. 65
Jan. 22 - St. Norbert 73, Grinnell 65
Jan. 22 - Ripon 65, Knox 49
Jan. 22 - Illinois C. 57, Beloit 48
Jan. 22 - Monmouth 56, Carroll 52
Jan. 22 - Lake Forest 82, Lawrence 69
Jan. 21 - Lawrence 93, Grinnell 80
Jan. 21 - Ripon 88, Lake Forest 67
Jan. 21 - Beloit 58, Knox 45
Jan. 21 - St. Norbert 71, Monmouth 58
Jan. 21 - Carroll 61, Illinois C. 53
Jan. 18 - Lawrence 52, Carroll 43
Jan. 18 - Lake Forest 72, Knox 57
Jan. 18 - Illinois C. 66, Monmouth 52
Jan. 15 - Lawrence 72, Knox 45
Jan. 15 - Beloit 90, Monmouth 86 (2OT)
Jan. 15 - Carroll 60, Lake Forest 59
Jan. 15 - St. Norbert 65, Illinois C. 51
Jan. 15 - Ripon 92, Grinnell 61
Jan. 14 - Lawrence 79, Illinois C. 56
Jan. 14 - Carroll 73, Knox 56
Jan. 14 - Lake Forest 55, St. Norbert 54
Jan. 14 - Beloit 91, Grinnell 87
Jan. 14 - Ripon 70, Monmouth 48
Jan. 11 - Lawrence 57, St. Norbert 56
Jan. 11 - Illinois C. 64, Knox 43
Jan. 11 - Monmouth 91, Grinnell 76
Jan. 11 - Ripon 79, Carroll 51
Jan. 8 - St. Norbert 74, Carroll 54
Jan. 8 - Lake Forest 77, Grinnell 62
Jan. 8 - Monmouth 76, Knox 61
Jan. 8 - Lawrence 83, Beloit 67
Jan. 6 - Illinois C. 55 , Lake Forest 52
Jan. 6 - Grinnell 84, Knox 63
Jan. 5 - St. Norbert 71, Ripon 66
Jan. 5 - Carroll 60, Beloit 55
Dec. 8 - Ripon 73, Beloit 63
Dec. 4 - Ripon 58, Lawrence 52
Dec. 4 - St. Norbert 84, Beloit 64
Dec. 4 - Lake Forest 82, Monmouth 58
Dec. 4 - Illinois C. 79, Grinnell 60

Feb. 9 - Upper Iowa 90, Grinnell 75
Jan. 24 - Eureka 52, Knox 44
Jan. 2 - Loras 78, Grinnell 62
Dec. 31 - Trinity (TX) 70, Lake Forest 52
Dec. 30 - UW-Whitewater 73, St. Norbert 56
Dec. 29 - Lake Forest 75, St. Olaf 52
Dec. 28 - UW-River Falls 61, Beloit 48
Dec. 28 - Notre Dame (OH) 84, Monmouth 63
Dec. 27 - Palm Beach Atlantic 71, Monmouth 56
Dec. 22 - Union 66, Ripon 61
Dec. 22 - UW-Oshkosh 76, St. Norbert 69
Dec. 21 - St. Norbert 76, Eastern (PA) 39
Dec. 21 - DePauw 71, Ripon 59
Dec. 19 - Lawrence 69, Texas Lutheran 61
Dec. 18 - UW-Oshkosh 74, St. Norbert 62
Dec. 17 - Trinity (TX) 78, Lawrence 65
Dec. 17 - Eureka Monmouth 61
Dec. 15 - Beloit 84, Judson 72
Dec. 13 - Lawrence 74, MSOE 36
Dec. 11 - Central 95, Grinnell 56
Dec. 11 - Monmouth 64, Greenville 60
Dec. 10 - Knox 84, Florida Christian 39
Dec. 10 - North Central 60, Carroll 54

In her 15th season as head coach at Ripon, Julie Johnson guided her team to a 12-4 record in Midwest Conference play and a 20-7 mark overall last season. The third-seeded Red Hawks would go on to defeat the #2 and #1 seeds en route to winning the MWC Championship tourney title and the conference’s automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament. Ripon defeated Rockford College in the first round of the NCAA tourney, before falling to UW-Stout in the second round.

The Red Hawks women’s basketball team placed 10 student-athletes on the MWC Winter Academic All-Conference team, more than any other team in the league.

York College finished with the #1 ranking in the WBCA poll, as the school located in York, Pa., posted a combined GPA of 3.725.

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Don Adams, a former NCAA Division I assistant women's basketball coach at two universities including Wisconsin, has been hired to take over the reigns of the Beloit College women's basketball program, Athletic Director Kim Chandler announced today. Adams begins his tour of duty with the Buccaneers immediately.

Adams spent the last two seasons as the assistant women's basketball coach at the University of Maine at Orono and helped guide the Black Bears to a pair of American East Conference regular-season championships. Maine compiled a 45-17 record during those two years, captured the 2003-04 conference tournament title and appeared in the 2004 NCAA Tournament. During the 2002-03 season, Adams was an assistant coach at Wisconsin. He also served as an assistant women's basketball coach at NCAA Division III Clarke College in Dubuque, Iowa (2000-02), and as an assistant boy's basketball coach at Cassville High School (Wis.) for three seasons.

Adams earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration from Lacrosse University in Madisonville, La. He also has an associate degree in hospitality management from Madison Area Technical College.

Knox College named Wendy Rogers as their new head women's basketball coach.

Rogers spent the past three seasons as the Assistant Women's Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director at Salem State College in Salem, Mass. Coaching under legendary Division III coach Tim Shea, Rogers helped Salem State to three straight NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Tournament appearances and a 68-17 record during those three seasons. Shea has a record of 535-120 at Salem State and 22 NCAA Division III Tournament appearances in the past 23 seasons, more than any other Division III program in the country.

Prior to coaching at Salem State, Rogers was the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Regis College, an all-women's school in Weston, Mass. During her two seasons at Regis, Rogers rebuilt a struggling program showing improvement both seasons while bringing in fourteen new players during her two years there.

Rogers played basketball at Eastern Connecticut State University, an NCAA Division III school in Willimantic, Conn. As a three-year starting point guard, Roers lead Eastern Connecticut State to two NCAA Division III Final Four appearances her junior and senior seasons (1990 & 1991). During her senior season, she was also named Eastern College Athletic Conference Player of the Year and Kodak Honoroable Mention All-American. This past year Rogers was inducted in the Eastern Connecticut State Athletic Hall of Fame.

Rogers will also serve as the assistant women's soccer coach and director of intramurals at Knox.

Michelle Broderick, women's basketball coach and assistant women's soccer coach at Beloit College, resigned (June 15), Athletic Director Kim Chandler announced. Broderick's resignation is effective immediately.

Broderick served as the head women's basketball coach for four seasons, and also was the Buccaneers assistant coach for three previous campaigns. The Buccaneers won 25 games under her tutelage, including eight in each of the past two seasons, as she worked towards turning the program around. She coached five All-Midwest Conference players during her tenure.

Chandler said a national search for Broderick's replacement will begin immediately.

Ripon College’s Janine Emmer earned another honor this week when she was named a Division III basketball All-American by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association and the Eastman Kodak Company. The honorable mention honor squad was chosen by committee members in each of the eight WBCA regions.

Emmer, who was also named All-American by D3hoops.com and Women’s DIII News earlier this year, helped guide the Red Hawks to a 20-7 overall record in 2005 and a second consecutive trip to the NCAA National Tournament. The native of Slinger, Wis., who was named the Midwest Conference Player of the Year and All-Region by D3hoops.com, averaged 14.4 points and 7.5 rebounds per contest this past season. She shot 52 percent from the field and led the team in assists (94) and steals (79).

“This is a very big honor for Janine. The WBCA/Kodak All-America Team is the premiere honor squad in collegiate women’s basketball. Janine has been recognized along with some of the best players in the country and she certainly deserves every moment of this recognition,” said Julie Johnson, head women’s basketball coach at Ripon College. “I don’t know that there has ever been a better basketball player in the history of Ripon College women’s basketball than Janine Emmer. And, I am not to sure there has ever been a better female athlete in any sport. Janine is that good.”

The other players on the All-America team include: Amy Argetsinger, DePauw; Sarah Caskey, Albion; Eileen Flaherty, Bowdoin College; Susie Gutowski, University of Chicago; Kelly Heil, Ohio Wesleyan University; Brittany Herrick, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and Caitlin Malcolm, Brandeis University.

Ripon's Janine Emmer has been recognized once again at the national level for her performance on the basketball court. Emmer, a senior guard from Slinger, Wis., has been named All-American by the Women’s DIII News.

Emmer helped guide the Red Hawks to a 20-7 overall record in 2005 and a second consecutive trip to the NCAA National Tournament. The talented player, who was named the Midwest Conference Player of the Year and All-Region by D3hoops.com, averaged 14.4 points and 7.5 rebounds per contest this past season. She shot 52 percent from the field and led the team in assists (94) and steals (79).

Second Round - March 5 at 3:00 pm
UW-Stout 65, Ripon 57

Ripon College student-athlete Karalyn Dehn has been selected to the first-team ‘ESPN The Magazine’ Academic All-District V Women’s Basketball Team. The nationally known honor squad is selected each season by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (Co SIDA) and is given on the basis of academic and athletic performance.

Dehn, a junior from Beaver Dam, Wis., has been a bright spot for the Red Hawks this season. She has started all 22 games and is currently averaging 16.1 points per game, good enough to lead the Midwest Conference. She has scored in double figures on 19 different occasions with six games of 20 or more points. Dehn is a solid shooter, currently ranking second in the nation in Division III in field goal percentage at .654.

Members of the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District V first team will represent the district on the national ballot. The Co SIDA Academic All-America Women’s Basketball Team will be announced on March 3.