Womens College Basketball News - February 28, 2013

Art U: Spirited Second Half Powers ART U Past Hawks
Auburn: Blanche Alverson Named To Inaugural AllState WBCA Good Works Team
Brown: Senior Caroline King Selected to Inaugural Alllstate WBCA Good Works Team
Cal: Gennifer Brandon Selected to Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Watch List
Chaminade: Hawaii-Hilo Outlasts the Swords in Overtime, 72-61
Charlotte: Seniors prepare for one last hurrah
Connecticut: No. 3 Huskies Control Boards in Win
DePaul: Blue Demons Handle Hoyas on Senior Night, 75-55
Fairleigh Dickinson University at Teaneck: Livermore Earns Third NEC Player of the Week Accolade
Florida Gulf Coast: Hansen Named Atlantic Sun Player of the Week
Georgia: Hempe Ready to Hit Heights
Georgia State: Shoot-Out Ends With Target Missed, 79-73
Georgetown: Falls at DePaul
Idaho State: The Class of 2013: A Lasting Legacy
Grand Canyon: No. 24 'Lopes Win Home Finale over BYU-Hawaii
Jacksonville: Alford named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week
Kansas: Goodrich Named to USBWA's Drysdale Watch List
Kentucky: Mathies Selected to Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Midseason Watch List
Marshall: It's a Dickens of Improvement for Dickens
Marquette: Earns an 81-70 Victory at Providence
Michigan State: Senior Features: Jasmine Thomas Grows Through Adversity
Montana State: Semansky Becomes Seventh Bobcat to Earn Two Academic All-America Honors
Notre Dame: Rallies Past No. 22 Syracuse, 79-68
Northwestern State: Grayson, Hudson named to the Southland's 1980s All-Decade Team
Oklahoma: Hand Named to Good Works Team
Penn State: Studevent Named to Allstate WBCA Good Works Team
Penn State: Lucas Claims Third Big Ten Player of the Week Honor
Pittsburgh: Falls at No. 3 UConn
Providence: Women's Basketball Edged by Marquette, 81-70
San Francisco: Collected Wisdom with Whitney Daniels
Stanford: Chiney Ogwumike Named To Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Watch List
Stony Brook: Women's hoops brings cheer to Stony Brook Pediatrics
Texas: Women's Basketball earns season sweep of TCU with 59-46 victory
William & Mary: Women's Basketball Powers Past Georgia State, 79-73