Who's the top women's player of the year candidate in every conference?
From Louisville's Dana Evans in the ACC to Gonzaga's Jill Townsend in the WCC, we break down which players have stood out in each conference.
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2020 Schedule
26-4, 1st in MAAC
- 11/8W 89-75
- 11/13W 76-52
- 11/17W 63-55
- 11/22W 69-54
- 11/23W 74-63
- 11/30L 77-54
- 12/7L 62-50
- 12/15W 72-60
- 12/19W 73-57
- 1/2W 76-66
- 1/4W 96-76
- 1/9W 90-59
- 1/11W 94-67
- 1/16L 76-72
- 1/18W 71-66
- 1/23W 73-60
- 1/25W 74-53
- 1/30L 52-48
- 2/1W 82-57
- 2/4W 73-56
- 2/8W 74-53
- 2/11W 63-58
- 2/13W 86-72
- 2/16W 78-55
- 2/20W 82-60
- 2/24W 75-45
- 2/29W 64-51
- 3/5W 59-47
- 3/7W 81-69
- 3/11W 68-44
- 3/13CANC
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Rider hits buzzer-beater from three-quarters court (0:31)
Quinnipiac women win third straight MAAC championship
Jen Fay had 25 points and 13 rebounds, Aryn McClure added 18 points and eight boards, and top-seeded Quinnipiac beat Marist 81-51 on Monday to win its third straight Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championship and NCAA Tournament berth.
Marist coach gets 2 foul balls at Yankees game
Marist women's basketball coach Brian Giorgis cleanly caught two foul balls -- in consecutive innings, no less -- at Yankee Stadium in New York's game against his beloved Indians.
Quinnipiac wins MAAC, headed back to NCAA Tournament
Jen Fay scored 12 of her 23 points in the third quarter and top-seed Quinnipiac won its 22nd straight game with a 67-58 victory over Marist on Monday to claim the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championship.