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Game No. 1 - vs. Maine at Machias - (
RECAP) - W 102-27
Game No. 2 - vs. Briar Cliff (Iowa) - (
RECAP) - W 84-61
Game No. 3 - vs. Cedarville (Ohio) - (
RECAP) - W 81-58
Game No. 4 - vs. Walsh (Ohio) - (
RECAP) - W 68-55
Game No. 5 - vs. Northwestern (Iowa) - Tuesday, March 15 - 8:00pm EST
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2010-11 Season Statistics
2011 Post-Season Quick Facts - Lady Panthers finished the season a perfect 30-0 and 16-0 in conference play...Davenport is only the second team in WHAC history to finish the regular season unblemished...DU posted six wins over NAIA D1 opponents, of which five were ranked in Top 25 or receiving votes...Finished season with seven wins over Top-25 teams including #1 Northwestern (Iowa)...Ranks #1 in points per game, assists, 3-point FG made, and #2 in steals per game and assist-to-turnover margin...Kallie Benike was named WHAC Player of the Year for second time in her career and was joined by Kristi Bohem on 1st Team All-WHAC...Jeannie Closson earned All-WHAC 2nd Team honors while Carrie Grubius and Riana Hensley were named 3rd Team...Riana Hensley also was named the WHAC Newcomer of the Year...Davenport repeated as the champions of the WHAC Tournament and completed the regular season and conference tournament at 33-0
NAIA National Tournament History for DU – The 2010-11 squad is making their seventh consecutive appearance at the NAIA D2 National Tournament…Davenport has an overall record of 8-6 in those seven years…The Lady Panthers have advanced to at least the second round in the past three seasons…The furthest Davenport has reached is the round of 8 in 2008-2009 where they lost to Northwestern (Iowa)…Davenport was the #8 seed in 2004-05, #6 in 2005-06, #5 in 2006-07, #2 in 2007-08 and #1 in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11…Davenport has posted wins over Southeastern (Ka.), Indiana University-Southeast, Huntington University (Ind.) and Tennessee Wesleyan College
