5th-seed Milwaukee wins Horizon; Gonzaga sweeps BYU in WCC

Polly Harrington's 16 points led six South Dakota players, who scored in double figures, as the South Dakota Coyotes defeated the Denver Pioneers, 82-71, to become the 2014 women's Summit League champions. The Coyotes (19-13) earned the Summit's automatic bid and will make their first ever Division I NCAA Tournament appearance in just their second season of eligibility.




Keani Albanez finished with 20 points as the Gonzaga Bulldogs dominated the BYU Cougars, 71-57, to win the 2014 WCC Championship for the sixth time in seven years.




The Pennsylvania Quakers raised the Ivy League trophy at Jadwin Gym after defeating the Princeton Tigers, 80-64, to earn the program's first trip to the NCAA Women's Tournament since 2003-04.




After finishing last a season ago and being picked to finish the same way this season, the Milwaukee Panthers haved earned their way into the NCAA Tournament, thanks in part to one of their key players, Kyle Kelm, who helped lead the Panthers (21-13) to a 69-63 win over the Wright State Raiders to become the 2014 Horizon League champions.




The Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers secured the program's fourth Northeast Conference Championship with a 88-71 victory over the Robert Morris Colonials in the NEC title game at the Sewall Center. The win also secures the Mount's fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament at the Division I level and the program's first since 2008.




The Blue Demons of DePaul University earned a hard-fought 65-57 victory over the St. John's Red Storm at the Allstate Arena for their first ever Big East women's championship.




The North Dakota State Bison erased a seven-point second-half deficit to pull off a 60-57 victory over the IPFW Mastodons to become the 2014 Summit League champions and earn an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament.




Hours after the women took care of business, Sam Dower Jr. led Gonzaga with 20 points & 13 rebounds as the Bulldogs held their ground during a second-half rally to defeat the BYU Cougars, 75-64, for their 13th WCC championship.