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The Randolph-Macon College women’s basketball team enjoyed another spectacular season in 2006-07, winning the Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament for the third straight year and advancing to the NCAA Division III championships for the fourth time in five seasons. The team was led by head coach Carroll LaHaye who was named the state Coach of the Year and became the 21st coach in Division III women's basketball history to win 400 games. Sophomore Lindsay Riesbeck was a First-Team All-ODAC selection and an All-South Region pick. Freshman Molly Ariail was a second-team all-league choice and was named the ODAC Rookie-of-the-Year while sophomore Amanda Hiltunen and senior Kristen Morgan were named to the Honorable Mention All-ODAC team.

Current Women's Basketball News

R-MC’s Molly Ariail and Lindsay Riesbeck Named to VaSID All-State Women’s Basketball Squad: Randolph-Macon’s Molly Ariail added another postseason honor on Wednesday when she was named First-Team All-State by the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID). Lindsay Riesbeck was an Honorable Mention selection as well.
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Molly Ariail Named to Richmond Times-Dispatch All-State Basketball Team: Coming off a season where she earned ODAC Player of the Year and All-South Region honors, Randolph-Macon College sophomore center Molly Ariail has been named to the Richmond Times-Dispatch All-State Team. (Click Here for the Full Story)
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R-MC’s Molly Ariail Named to D3hoops.com All-South Region Team: Randolph-Macon College sophomore center Molly Ariail has been named Third-Team All-South Region by D3hoops.com.
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Bridgewater Recovers from Early Deficit to Post Win Over R-MC Women's Basketball: Bridgewater College recovered from an early 22-4 deficit to stun #2 seed Randolph-Macon College, 70-64, in the second women’s semifinal of the ODAC Basketball Tournament. The Eagles, now 14-13 overall, square off with Virginia Wesleyan College in the championship game on Sunday. Randolph-Macon bows out with a 22-5 overall record.
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Randolph-Macon’s Molly Ariail Named ODAC Player of the Year: Randolph-Macon College sophomore center Molly Ariail was named the 2007-08 Old Dominion Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Year on Wednesday at the league’s yearly awards banquet at the Salem Civic Center.
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Randolph-Macon Women’s Basketball Caps Regular Season with a 92-44 Victory at Hollins: The Randolph-Macon College women’s basketball team closed out its regular season Saturday with a 92-44 ODAC road victory at Hollins University on Saturday afternoon.
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