47 AT Penn St.-Abington

64 AT Cobleskill St.

71 AT Penn St.-Berks

46 AT Morrisville St.

60 AT Lancaster Bible

84 AT Morrisville St.

55 AT Penn St.-Abington

46 AT Cobleskill St.

70 AT Lancaster Bible

86 AT St. John Fisher

62 AT Cobleskill St.

87 Penn St.-Abington

54 AT Penn St.-Berks

78 AT Lancaster Bible

72 AT Morrisville St.

70 AT Morrisville St.

55 AT Cobleskill St.

71 AT Penn St.-Abington

67 AT Morrisville St.

64 AT Morrisville St.

69 VS Washington and Lee

53 AT Penn St.-Abington

56 AT Cobleskill St.

69 AT Penn St.-Berks

66 AT Cobleskill St.

62 Penn St.-Abington

59 AT Morrisville St.

90 AT Manhattanville

78 Penn State-Harrisburg

58 AT Lancaster Bible

79 AT Morrisville St.

70 AT Cobleskill St.

89 AT Penn St.-Abington

AT Penn State-Harrisburg

Penn State-Harrisburg

75 AT Penn St.-Berks

85 AT Penn St.-Abington

70 AT Penn State-Harrisburg

106 AT Lancaster Bible

94 Penn St.-Abington

75 Penn State-Harrisburg

81 AT Morrisville St.

110 AT St. Mary's (Md.)

97 AT Pitt.-Bradford

88 Penn State-Altoona

105 AT Pitt.-Greensburg

68 AT Penn State-Altoona

119 AT Penn State-Behrend

Posted: Jan 22, 2015

Wells To Honor NEAC Champion Women's Basketball Team

AURORA, N.Y. – The 2014 North Eastern Athletic Conference Championship women's basketball team from Wells College will be honored and recognized in a pre-game ceremony on Sunday, Jan. 25. The Express will follow the ceremony with their regularly-scheduled league contest against Penn St.-Berks at high noon.

In only their fourth season as a modern day varsity program at Wells, the women's basketball team capped off a historic 2013-14 season with a trip to the NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Tournament in early March. To earn the right to compete at the national level, Wells dispatched both Gallaudet and Lancaster Bible in the NEAC Tournament to claim their first-ever conference championship.

Led by Head Coach Mike O'Brien, the women's basketball team was only the second team in College history to appear at the national tournament. The Express concluded the season ranked sixth nationally in three-point field goal defense (.234 per game), 11th in offensive rebounds per game (19.0) and 14th in blocked shots per game (5.6) en route to their first-ever NEAC North Division Championship to conclude the regular season.

For more information about the team's historic season, check out the 2013-14 Wells College Women's Basketball Season In Review.