March 23, 2001
This week in Guilford College Sports
Friday, March 23
Women's Tennis vs. Sweet Briar, Guilford Tennis Courts, 4:30
Saturday, March 24
Baseball vs. Virginia Wesleyan (DH), Mcßane Field, noon
Women's Lacrosse (1 -6) vs. Christopher Newport. Haworth Field, 3:30
Men's Lacrosse (4-1,0-0 ODAC) at Hamden-Sydney, VA, 1:00
Women's Tennis at Eastern Mennonite, Harrisonburg, VA, 1:00
Ultimate Frisbee at SPUD Tournament, Columbia, SC
Sunday, March 25
Women's Tennis at Bridgewater, Bridgewater, VA„ noon
Tuesday, March 27
Baseball vs. Lynchburg, Mcßane Field, 3:00
Womens Lacrosse vs. Greensboro, Haworth Field, 3:30
Wednesday, March 28
Baseball at Averett, Danville, VA, 3:00
Friday, March 30
Women's Lacrosse at Catholic, Washington, D.C., 4:00
Women's Tennis at Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, VA, 3:30
Golf at Camp Lejeune Intercollegiate, Camp Lejeune, NC
Saturday March 31
Baseball at Randolph-Macon (DH), Ashland, VA, noon
Women's Tennis at Roanoke, Salem, VA, 1:00
Men's Lacrosse vs. Virginia Wesleyan, Armfield Athletic Center, 2:00
Golf at CampLejeune Intercollegiate, Camp Lejeune, NC
Ultimate Frisbee at Dead Monkey's Tournament, UNC Greensboro, NC
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The Guilfordian
Sports
Washington wins fourth
straight Division 111
women's basketball title
Courtesy of
Associated Press
DANBURY, CT - Tasha
Rodgers ended her collegiate
career in style as she scored
a career-high 36 points and
grabbed 13 rebounds as Wash
ington University of St. Louis,
MO won its fourth-straight
NCAA Division 111 Women's
Basketball National Champi
onship.
Saturday night, Washing
ton defeated Messiah College,
67-45 in front of 1,974 fans at
Western Connecticut State
University's Feldman Arena.
Rodgers was named the
tournament's Most Outstand
ing Player for the third
straight year.
The Bears, (28-2) led by
five points, 40-35 with 12:28
remaining before Rodgers,
who was named Division 111
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Player of the Year on Thurs
day, took over. After back-to
back buckets by Washington's
Jennifer Rudis, Rodgers made
steals that led to easy lay-ins
on three straight Falcon pos
sessions. During a fouT
minute span and by the time
Rodgers' outburst was over,
Washington built a 21-point
bulge, 56-35.
Rudis scored 15 points for
the Bears and was named to
the all-tournament team along
with Ohio Wesleyan's Katy
Sturtz, Messiah's Amy Hitz
and Emmanuel's Brianne
Bognanno.
Hitz was the only Falcon,
to reach double figures in the
scoring column as she netted
10 points.
Rodgers accounted for
54% of Washington's points
after hitting 15 of 26 shot from
the field.