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DIVISION I
Dates and sites:
First- and second-round games will be played March 15 and 17 and March 16 and 18 at campus sites. Regional games will be March 23 and 25 in Raleigh, North Carolina; Milwaukee; Ames, Iowa; and Boise, Idaho. The Women's Final Four in San Antonio will be March 29 and 31.Field: 64 teams.
Selection date:
March 10.2001 champion:
Notre Dame.Top team contenders:
Connecticut, Stanford, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Duke, Purdue.Players to watch:
LaNeishea Caufield, Oklahoma; Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt; Alana Beard, Duke; Diana Taurasi, Connecticut; Angie Welle, Iowa State; Sheila Lambert, Baylor.DIVISION II
Dates and sites:
Regional games will be played March 13-15 or 14-16 on campus sites. The Women's Elite Eight will be March 20, 21 and 23 in Rochester, Minnesota.Field:
48 teams.Selection date: March 3.
2001 champion:
Cal Poly Pomona.Top team contenders:
Cal Poly Pomona, Missouri Western State, American International, Mesa State, Lake Superior State.Players to watch:
Alice Duesing, Lake Superior State; Heather Garay, Cal State Bakersfield; Rhona McKenzie, American International; Lauri McIntosh, Cal Poly Pomona.DIVISION III
Dates and sites:
First-round games will be at campus sites February 27; second-round games will be March 2 at selected campuses; and sectionals will be on campus March 8-9. The finals will be played March 15-16 in Terre Haute, Indiana.Field:
50 teams.Selection date:
February 24.2001 champion:
Washington (Missouri).Top team contenders:
Washington (Missouri), Marymount (Virginia), Bowdoin, DePauw, Wilmington (Ohio).Players to watch:
Candice Brown, Marymount (Virginia); Robin Lahargoue, Washington (Missouri); Sarah MacKay, DePauw; Lora Trenkle, Bowdoin; Tara Rausch, Wilmington (Ohio).The last two Division II championship games have been won in overtime. Northern Kentucky needed an extra session in 2000 to dispatch North Dakota State, 71-62, and Cal Poly Pomona won last year's game over North Dakota in overtime, 87-80. Those two games are the only overtime championship contests in the tournament's 20-year history.
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