NJCAA Honors Five ACCAC Women's Basketball Players as All-Americans — Central Arizona freshman Heather Oliver was one of two players in the nation selected First Team NJCAA Division I All-American. Also selected to the Division I All-American squads were Yavapai's Antoinette Reed and Arizona Western's Kim Etol. Chandler-Gilbert's Sarah Hays was selected to the NJCAA Division II First Team All-American Team , while Phoenix College's Linda Ubadigbo was a Second Team honoree.

Central Arizona Ends Season #2 in Nation — Central Arizona's bid for another National Championship fell one victory short as the Vaqueros fell to Odessa (TX) College 73-50 in the Championship Game of the NJCAA Division I Tournament. Central's Ashley Sours and Heather Oliverwere selected to the All-Tournament Team. | More |

Central Arizona Returns to National Title Hunt — Central Arizona once again will compete for the NJCAA Division I National Championship after defeating Yavapai 82-48 in the Region 1 Tournament finale. | More |

Top Seeds to Meet for DI and DII Region Titles — In the NJCAA Region I Division I Playoffs, #2 seed Yavapai will travel to #1 seed Central Arizona on Friday, March 9th, for a 7:30 p.m. title matchup. Yavapai earned the spot in the finals with a 62-53 victory over Cochise. In the Divison II Region Playoffs, #2 Chandler-Gilbert will travel to #1 seed Mesa on Thursday, March 8th, for a 7:30 p.m. championship meeting. Mesa defeated #4 Phoenix 51-40 while CGCC defeated #3 South Mountain 74-66 in the opening round. | More |

Central Arizona, Mesa Take Top Seed for NJCAA Region I Women's Hoops Playoffs — Central Arizona is the top-seed in the Division I bracket, while Mesa holds the top sport in the Division II tourney. | More |

Central's Laursen & Oliver, CGCC's Hays Garner Top ACCAC Honors — Central Arizona Head Coach Lin Laursen and Heather Oliver have been named the ACCAC's Coach of the Year and Freshman of the Year, respectively. Chandler-Gilbert's Sarah Hays, who led the ACCAC in scoring at 20.9 points per game, was selected the Conference's Player of the Year. | All-ACCAC Teams | NJCAA All-Region I Teams |

Hays Honored Again by ACCAC — Chandler-Gilbert's Sarah Hays has again been honored by the ACCAC as the Division II Player of the Week after she led the Coyotes to a pair of victories in the final week of the regular season. | More |

ACCAC Honors CAC's Oliver, CG's Simpkins — Central Arizona's Heather Oliver averaged 28.5 points to earn the ACCAC Diviaion I Player of the Week honor, while Chandler-Gilbert's Mariah Simpkins averaged 17.5 points and 7.5 board to be selected the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week. | More |

Caldwell, Hays Selected ACCAC's Weekly Best — Eastern Arizona's Misti Caldwell averaged 23 points, 7.5 boards and 7.5 assists to earn the ACCAC Diviaion I Player of the Week honor. Chandler-Gilbert's Sarah Hays posted a pair of double-doubles to grab the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week. | More |

Sours Paces Central, Nolte Leads Glendale and Both Top the ACCAC This Week — Ashley Sours helped Central Arizona remain undefeated in the ACCAC by averaging 13.5 points and 11.5 rebounds to earn ACCAC Diviaion I Player of the Week honors. Naomi Nolte, who has led Glendale all season, averaged 26.5 points on the week to be selected the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week. | More |

CAC's Oliver, SCC's Collier Garner ACCAC Awards — Central Arizona remained undefeated in the ACCAC and Heather Oliver played a major role in earning ACCAC Diviaion I Player of the Week honors. Scottsdale's Nedra Collier could not help her team win either of its two outings this past week, but she averaged 23.5 points and 19.0 rebounds to earn the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week award. | More |

Yavapai's Reed Wins Again, Mesa's Hall Earns ACCAC Award — Yavapai's Antoinette Reed led the Lady Riders to a pair of Conference wins to earn her second ACCAC Diviaion I Player of the Week honor of the season. Mesa's Lauren Hall was tabbed the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week after scoring 16 points in each of two victories on the week. | More |

ACCAC Honors Yavapai's Ault, Glendale's Nolte — Yavapai's Courtney Ault set the school's single game scoring record with 38 points on nine 3-point baskets to help her earn the ACCAC's Diviaion I Player of the Week honor. Glendale's Noami Nolte tallied a career best 34 points in a win over Eastern Arizona and was selected the ACCAC Division II Player of the Week. | More |

Yavapai's Reed, Scottsdale's Collier & Phoenix' McDonald Earn Awards — Antoinette Reed posted 21 points and 12 board in each of Yavapai's games this past week to earn ACCAC Division I Player of the Week honors. Scottsdale's Nedra Collier and Phoenix College's Jessica McDonald were tabbed the ACCAC's Division II Co-Players of the Week. | More |

Caldwell, Ubadigbo Score ACCAC Honors — Eastern Arizona's Misti Caldwell scored a career high 41 points and the the Gila Monsters to a pair of victories to earn the ACCAC Division 1 Player of the Week honor. Lina Ubadigbo of Phoenix earned ACCAC Division 2 Player of the Week honors after averaging 23.5 points in two games. | More |

Central's Lenard, Mesa's Reiher Earn ACCAC Awards — Central Arizona's Sophia Lenard earned ACCAC Division 1 Player of the Week honors after posting a triple double and leading CAC to a pair of victories. Danielle Reiher averaged over 22 points in a pair of Mesa victories to earn ACCAC Division 2 Player of the Week honors. | More |

Anders, Ingullina Garner ACCAC Player of the Week Honors — Yavapai's Nicole Anders was named the ACCAC Division 1 Women's Basketball Player of the Week, while Mesa's Alissa Ingullina has been honored as the ACCAC's Division 2 Player of the Week. | More |

Central Arizona #8, Yavapai #17 in NJCAA DI Preseason Poll — Central Arizona lost just once in 35 games last season, while Yavapai went 26-5. | More |

NJCAA D2 Preseason Poll has Scottsdale #12 — The Scottsdale women's basketball team is ranked #12 in the NJCAA Division II Preseason poll after a 16-14 record a season ago. | More |

ACCAC Women's Hoops Set to Showcase 2006-07 Talent — On October 7th at Mesa CC, the women's hoops squads of the ACCAC will hold a jamboree to showcase their talent and help prepare for he upcoming season. | More |