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03/28 16:10 CDT Grand Valley State women beat Indiana (PA) 72-49 to win second
straight Division II championship
Grand Valley State women beat Indiana (PA) 72-49 to win second straight
Division II championship
PITTSBURGH (AP) --- Paige Vanstee totaled 25 points and nine rebounds to help
Grand Valley State beat Indiana (PA) 72-49 on Saturday and win a second
straight Division II Championship.
Grand Valley State, the top seed, finishes 36-1 in snagging its third overall
championship in three trips to the final. The Lakers lost one game last season
--- by two points --- on its way to the title under Mike Williams. Its only
loss this season under Williams was a 78-77 defeat at the hands of Wayne State
in early February. Williams has won two straight WBCA NCAA Division II coach of
the year awards.
Vanstee made 9 of 11 shots with two 3-pointers and 5 of 7 free throws for the
Lakers. She added three steals and three blocks. Nicole Kamin and MacKenzie
Bisballe both scored 18. Kamin added five rebounds and four assists, while
Bisballe grabbed seven boards and blocked five shots.
Teresa Maggio scored 20 to lead the second-seeded Crimson Hawks (31-4), who
advanced --- under the guidance of coach Craig Carey --- to the championship
game for the first time in program history.
Bisballe and Kamin both had two baskets as the Lakers jumped out to a 10-2 lead
in the first 4:22 and never looked back. They led 17-8 after one quarter, 41-24
at halftime and 58-35 heading to the final period.
Grand Valley State shot 62.2% overall, including 38.5% from 3-point range.
Indiana (PA) shot 31.1% and missed 10 of 12 from beyond the arc.
Grand Valley State beat American International 58-52 to win the 2006
championship under coach Dawn Plitzuweit.
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