Women's Basketball Top Stories
Iman Davis

DAVIS NAMED HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN

3/24/09

D3hoops.com recently announced that Emmanuel's Iman Davis (Toms River, N.J.) was named an Honorable Mention to their All-American Team. Davis is a D3hoops.com 1st Team All-Northeast Region selection. During 2008-2009 season, the junior guard led Emmanuel to its 13th Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship and 14th NCAA Tournament appearance. Davis led the 22-8 Saints in scoring, rebounding, assists, and steals. She was named the GNAC Women's Basketball Player of the Year and received conference Player of the Week honors four times. Davis was also an ECAC Player of the Week selection and was named the GNAC Tournament's Most Valuable Player. read more

<B>Iman Davis</B><br>(Photo by Matt Milless, D3hoops.com)

AMHERST ENDS SAINTS' SEASON IN NCAA 2ND ROUND GAME

3/8/09

The Amherst College women's basketball team earned a 76-37 win over Emmanuel College on Saturday evening in LeFrak Gymnasium in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. With this win, the Lord Jeffs improve to 27-2 on the year and advance to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, while the Saints' impressive season comes to a close at 22-8. After an exciting 55-49 win over the University of Southern Maine in the NCAA opening round on Friday night, the Saints struggled to keep up with the host Lord Jeffs. read more

Kristin LeBel
(Photo by Matt Milless, D3hoops.com)

SAINTS NIP HUSKIES; EMMANUEL ADVANCES TO ROUND OF 32

3/6/09

The Emmanuel College Women's Basketball Team pulled off an upset in the NCAA Tournament's opening round with a 55-49 win over the University of Southern Maine at Amherst College's LeFrak Gymnasium on Friday evening. Sophomore shooting guard Kristin LeBel (Tolland, Conn.) poured in 22 points to lead the Saints past the Huskies, as Emmanuel advances to the NCAA round of 32. With the win, Emmanuel improves to 22-7, while USM ends the season at 22-7. The Saints will now face host Amherst College in the NCAA Regional Final on Saturday (3/7) at 5 p.m. read more