Last week, the top six teams in the NCAA Division II women's basketball rankings escaped with wins and kept their respective top spots. However, that was not the case this time.

All six of the top teams in the NCAA Division II women's basketball rankings escaped the games with statement wins, whether it be due to a slightly close game or dominating their opponent by a large margin.

We’re counting down the final few weeks before we reach the postseason section of the college basketball calendar, but the weekly lists of the best of the best from college hoops from the week prior aren’t stopping anytime soon.

The final college basketball Video Game Numbers of January is here, and with conference title races in full swing, breakout individual performances are only getting more and more important.

No. 1 Grand Valley State women's basketball refuses to let up against their opponents, grabbing two more one-sided wins over conference foes Parkside and Purdue Northwest.

No team drops out at the top of the rankings in the updated Division II women's basketball poll, and there are not many notable changes among the top five teams.

In another competitive season of Division II women's basketball, many skilled teams have displayed great skill and proven they can potentially win it all.

Ferris State and Grand Valley State have one of the most intense rivals in NCAA Div. II athletics. In the 2023-24 basketball season, it extended beyond the GLIAC and into the NCAA Tournament when the Bulldogs advanced to the Elite Eight at the Lakers' expense.

The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) released its NCAA Division II preseason rankings, with Minnesota State Mankato topping the poll with 571 points and 20 first-place votes.

The 2023-24 campaign was a banner one for two of the premier programs in men's and women's Lone Star Conference basketball. With recent men's LSC powerhouse West Texas A&M advancing to the NCAA Div. II national semifinals, and Texas Women's University reaching the National Championship Game, LSC programs were in the mix for the top prize in the division.

It’s March. Need we say more?

Two GLIAC teams -- Grand Valley State and Michigan Tech -- are among the field of 64 that will compete in the 2023 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship, the NCAA Division II Women’s Committee announced late on Sunday evening.

After a regular season full of surprises, the GLIAC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments are set to start, with the higher-seeded team in each game earning the right to host those games.