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Friday, November 11, 2022
Three DIII Finalists For WOTY
written by STEVE ULRICH your must-read briefing on what's driving the day in NCAA Division III
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"The Woman of the Year Selection Committee has named nine student-athletes from the Top 30 honoree pool as finalists for the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year award.
The nine finalists consist of three student-athletes from each NCAA division. Each finalist was selected for her outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, community service and leadership.
Division III finalists include Karenna Groff, MIT; Macy Klein, St. Catherine; and Erin Nicholas, Middlebury."
>> What's Next: "On Jan. 12, the Top 30 honorees will be celebrated during a luncheon at the NCAA Convention in San Antonio. There, the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year will be named."
>> What They're Saying: "Read the finalists' biographies, including excerpts from their personal statements, to learn more about each of them."
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The first round of the NCAA Division III women's volleyball championship tournament is in the books.
No. 1 Claremont-M-S d. Fontbonne, 3-0 Texas-Dallas d. No. 25 UC Santa Cruz, 3-1 Chicago d. Texas Lutheran, 3-2 No. 6 Trinity (Texas) d. Puget Sound, 3-0 No. 5 Emory d. Bethany, 3-0 No. 16 Transylvania d. Randolph-Macon, 3-0 No. 7 Berry d. Covenant, 3-0 Carnegie Mellon d. Southern Virginia, 3-0
No. 8 NYU d. Westfield State, 3-0 Salisbury d. Endicott, 3-0 Williams d. Stevenson, 3-1 No. 15 Wesleyan (Conn.) d. Eastern Nazarene, 3-0 No. 3 Calvin d. Aurora, 3-1 No. 12 UW-Oshkosh d. No. 17 Otterbein, 3-2 No. 20 Hope d. No. 9 Wittenberg, 3-0 No. 10 Washington (Mo.) d. Millikin, 3-2
Mary Washington d. Cedar Crest, 3-0 Eastern d. Marymount, 3-2 Stevens d. Manhattanville, 3-0 Johns Hopkins d. Hunter, 3-0 No. 4 Northwestern d. North Park, 3-1 No. 14 UW-Stevens Point d. No. 21 Coe, 3-0 No. 13 Gustavus Adolphus d. No. 22 UW-Eau Claire, 3-1 No. 11 UW-Whitewater d. Cornell, 3-1
No. 2 Juniata d. Keene State, 3-0 Cortland d. Rowan, 3-0 Christopher Newport d. SUNY Morrisville, 3-1 No. 24 Ithaca d. Alfred State, 3-0 No. 19 Tufts d. Johnson and Wales, 3-0 Babson d. Swarthmore, 3-0 Scranton d. St. John Fisher, 3-0 No. 18 MIT d. Maine Maritime, 3-0
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Let’s find out which teams and individuals are headed to the 2022 NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships next Saturday at the Forest Akers East Golf Course in East Lansing, Michigan."
>> What's At Stake: "Remember that the winning team (one) per gender in each region automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships, while the other 22 teams will be at-large selections."
>> What We're Watching: The Midwest Region features three women's teams in the top 6 - Chicago (1), Wartburg (2) and Washington MO (6).
No. 13 Mary Hardin-Baylor vs. No. 18 Pacific Lutheran
No. 16 Virginia Wesleyan vs. No. 21 Puget Sound
Volleyball
No. 3 Calvin vs. No. 12 UW-Whitewater
No. 4 Northwestern vs. No. 14 UW-Stevens Point
No. 5 Emory vs. No. 16 Transylvania
No. 10 Washington (Mo.) vs. No. 20 Hope
No. 11 UW-Whitewater vs. No. 13 Gustavus Adolphus
NEWS
5. Lightning Round
News
"Years of dwindling enrollment and ongoing financial challenges have led to deep cuts at Cabrini University as administrators seek long-term stability. Following the latest wave of cuts, university leaders are making an appeal for partnerships. And while a merger isn’t their first choice, they say all options are on the table."
Happy Birthday
Weekend cake and candles for Tommy Murphy, assistant baseball coach, Hanover; Riley Zayas, sportwriter, True To The Cru; and Doug Ross, associate AD, Southwestern. Advance wishes to Natalie Dreyer, SWA, Ozarks; Meghan Roman, AD, Illinois College; Katie Marcella, head basketball coach, Union; Luke Jewett, track and field S-A, Muskingum (Sat.); and David Kurvink, head tennis coach, Muhlenberg (Sun.)
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