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Carroll Women Fall in Overtime to nationally ranked Westminster

The Carroll women played an amazing game, out-rebounding Westminster and taking the #9 nationally ranked Griffins to overtime in the Fontier Conference Tournament semi-final game before falling 89-85. Carroll ends the 2009-2010 season. Although their season is over, the Carroll women have much to be proud of as the future looks very bright for the lady saints next year. Story

Saints women beat Rocky, take sole possession of third

The Carroll College women's basketball team pushed its Frontier Conference win streak to five in dominant fashion Friday night, dismantling Rocky Mountain 79-56 at the P.E. Center to move into sole possession of third place in the league.

The teams entered the game with identical conference records, and Rocky had already stolen a 64-61 win on its homecourt against Carroll on Jan. 15.  Story

Carroll women sweep weekend road trip

BUTTE — Alysha Green went 3-for-4 from behind the arc to lead the Carroll College women with 17 points and help move them into a tie for third place in the Frontier Conference with a 58-50 win over Montana Tech Saturday.

Green proved to be better from treyland — she was 7-for-14 from the field — and followed up a 22-point performance in the Saints’ 67-55 win at the University of Montana Western on Friday.   Story

Foul-line success lifts Saints women

DILLON — The Carroll College women’s basketball team took advantage of 36 attempts from the foul line in a heated defensive battle and knocked off red-hot Frontier Conference opponent Montana Western on the road 67-55 on Friday night.

“I thought we should have shot better from the foul line,” said Carroll head coach Shawn Nelson, whose team hit on 23 of their attempts. “But we did a good job defensively, went on a couple of runs in the second half and I’m just happy with the effort tonight.”  Story

Carroll women blow past Great Falls

The Carroll College women’s basketball team knew Saturday’s matchup against last-place and league-winless Great Falls could get ugly, but the hideously neon-colored windbreakers in the student section for 80’s Night may have been the only bright spot the visitors saw in an 81-56 Saints blowout at the P.E. Center.

Carroll frustrated their guests from end to end throughout the game with a full-court press that forced 20 turnovers, resulted in 14 steals and churned out plenty of breakaway layups.  Story

Saints women end skid

The Carroll College women’s basketball team did everything except hit the easy shots in the first half on Thursday.

Senior shooting guard Elly Bruursema needed all of 19 seconds to reverse that curse after the break, though, leading the hosts to a runaway 65-52 Frontier Conference home win over Montana State-Northern at the P.E. Center.  Story

Carroll women fall just short on the road

The Carroll College women's basketball team couldn't pick up a win on the road to the south of the Frontier Conference, but they did a have vast improvement in just two games.

The Saints dropped their second game in three days with a 72-67 loss to No. 12 Lewis-Clark State on Saturday.

Coming off an 80-51 loss to No. 14 Westminster two nights before, Carroll (10-10 overall, 1-4 conference) proved it could stick with the higher ranked Warriors (19-3, 5-1), right until an injury took the Saints out of their game.

"We played well enough to win, we just couldn't get a break in the second half," said Saints head coach Shawn Nelson. "What really hurt us, I felt we would've won had Nikki Mills not had to leave the game after taking a charge and needing five stitches in her lip."  Story

Carroll women romp past Menlo College

The Menlo College women’s basketball team scored 21 points in the first half on Thursday.

Carroll College matched that ... in 3-pointers.

The Saints (7-5) jumped out to a 52-21 lead at halftime and routed NCAA Division II Menlo College 88-47 at the P.E. Center behind 28 points from senior guard Elly Bruursema.  Story

Dunn, Carroll women edge past MSU-Northern

BUTTE — Alex Dunn had a game-high 17 points and three assists, Elly Bruursema added 10 points more and the Carroll College women’s basketball team broke away from a 25-25 tie at the half to beat MSU-Northern 54-48 Friday night.

The Saints (6-4) completed just one of their 13 3-point attempts, but shot 40 percent from the floor to beat the Skylights (3-6). Fifteen of Carroll’s points came off of turnovers as the Saints forced 21 out of the hands of their opponent, giving up 18 themselves.  Story

Saints women top DSU

DICKINSON, N.D. — Alex Dunn didn’t give up on a missed shot, and her moment of persistence lifted Carroll College to a win Saturday afternoon.

Dunn, a 5-foot-7 junior guard, put back her own miss with 56 seconds left and made two free throws with 10 seconds remaining to seal a 72-68 victory over the 10th-ranked Dickinson State women’s basketball team Saturday afternoon during the Sam Milanovich Classic at Scott Gymnasium.  Story

Poor shooting dooms Carroll women

DICKINSON, N.D. — The Carroll College women’s basketball team suffered through its worst shooting performance of the season Friday, as Minot State blew open an eight-point halftime lead to top the Saints 70-48.

Caroll (4-4) was led by 13 points and six rebounds from junior point guard Alex Dunn, but received five combined points from cold-shooting leading scorers Elly Bruursema and Alysha Green.  Story

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Season Results

year Overall ConfPlace
2008 15-15 5-9 5th
2007 28-6 11-3 2nd 
2006 30-5 10-4 2nd
200528-710-43rd
200429-712-21st
200328-712-21st
200212-195-9 
200116-177-7 
200016-117-7 
199911-183-9 
199821-1211-52nd/1st
199713-187-9 
199615-187-9 
199516-1410-62nd
199418-1010-62nd
199318-1110-62nd
199213-148-82nd
19917-183-13 
19909-194-12 
19897-172-14 
19889-17 5-11 
1987 10-19 5-11 
198622-911-52nd
1985 20-12 11-5 2nd
1984 12-166-9 
1983 7-204-11 
1982 5-214-11 
1981 15-1310-8 
1980 11-13 8-10 
1979 10-9 9-31st
1978 10-116-6 
1977 9-126-6 
1976 9-75-9 
1975 7-155-9 
19741-11  
19733-9