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2009 D3 All-Americans, Players of the Year, Coaches of the Year Announced
The DIII News and Women’s DIII News 2009 All-American teams were announced this week. The teams were unveiled in the special Postseason Review issue on March 25.
In Division III, NYU senior Jessica McEntee is the Women’s DIII News Player of the Year. McEntee (below) was the UAA Player of the Year and led her team to the Sweet 16. For the men, Wheaton (Ill.) senior Kent Raymond was named the DIII News Player of the Year. See the men’s and women’s 2009 All-American teams.
Washington University head coach Mark Edwards repeated as the Molten/DIII News Coach of the Year, and George Fox head coach Scott Rueck captured the Molten/Women’s DIII News award.
The Division II 2009 All-Americans will be announced next week.
 
March Madness Update: Washington U., George Fox Win Division III Titles
Washington University of St. Louis repeated as Division III men’s national basketball champions by downing Richard Stockton in the title game. Read more here.
On the women’s side, George Fox University (Ore.) completed an undefeated season (32-0) and became the first team from the West region to win the national championship. The Bruins defeated Washington University of St. Louis in the national title game played in Holland, Mich. Read more on the title game here.
Watch for Division II updates as teams compete in the Elite Eight tournaments this week.