NCAA Division II (2020-2021)
2019-20
2021-22
NCAA2 National Championships Bracket '21
TOP25 Ranking
1
Lubbock Christi
0-0
2
Drury
0-0
3
Lander
0-0
4
Cent.Missouri S
0-0
5
Charleston
0-0
6
N.Georgia
0-0
7
Belm.Abbey
0-0
8
Daemen
0-0
9
UNK
0-0
10
Michigan Tech
0-0
11
FHSU
0-0
12
Minn.-Duluth
0-0
13
Valdosta St.
0-0
14
HPU
0-0
15
SWOSU
0-0
16
Azusa Pacific
0-0
17
A&M-Commerce
0-0
18
Tusculum
0-0
19
Arkansas Tech
0-0
20
Ashland
0-0
21
Colorado Mines
0-0
22
Union, TN
0-0
23
GSC
0-0
24
C-N
0-0
25
Tuskegee
0-0
Points Per Game
 1 Brynne Lytle25.6 
 2 Lilly Ritz23.6 
 3 Sierra Kotchman23.5 
 4 Brooklyn Pannell23.3 
 5 Braelyn Wykle22.7 
 6 Breanna Locke22.6 
 7 Brooke Olson21.9 
 8 Sydney Kin21.4 
 9 Angela Troyer21.3 
 10 Allie Navarette21.2 
Rebounds Per Game
 1 Lilly Ritz17.8 
 2 Maddie Sutton14.6 
 3 Jamiyah Johnson14.1 
 4 Zyaire Ewing13.9 
 5 Makaila Cange13.3 
 6 De'Ja Marshall12.7 
 7 Riley Fitzwater12.2 
 8 Alexis Woods12.1 
 9 Sam Cherney11.9 
 10 Shanika Peterkin11.6 
Assists Per Game
 1 Abby Beeman9.0 
 2 Amy Baum8.6 
 3 Audrey Tingle7.1 
 4 Kennedy Schlabach7.0 
 5 Caitlyn Ross7.0 
 6 Sarah Wilson6.6 
 7 Stephanie Jackson6.5 
 8 Zamiya Passmore6.3 
 9 Maddison Collyer6.1 
 10 Tiffany Davenport6.0 
Season 2020-2021
List of Players
List of Imports
Lubbock Christian wins the 2021 DII womens basketball championship (Photo: NCAA)
Lubbock Christian University 2020-21
Steve Gomez Steve Gomez Gomez
Ashton Duncan
Duncan
Emma Middleton
Middleton
Madelyn Turner
Turner
Allie Schulte
Schulte
Juliana Robertsonf
Robertsonf
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo Nat Cls Former Team
1  Ashton Duncan 175 (5'9'') G USASr Trinity Chris. TX L (Lubbock, TX)
4  Emma Middleton 185 (6'1'') F USAJr Lubbock Titans (Lubbock, TX)
13  Madelyn Turner 173 (5'8'') G USASr Abernathy (Abernathy, TX)
21  Allie Schulte 178 (5'10'') G USASr Nazareth (Nazareth, TX)
22  Juliana Robertsonf 178 (5'10'') G USASr Tivy (Kerrville, TX)
23  Brylee Winfrey 175 (5'9'') G USASo Canyon (Canyon, TX)
24  Lara Masonf 180 (5'11'') G USAFr Vega (Vega, TX)
32  Courtney Andersen 183 (6'0'') G USAJr Maple Mountain (Spanish Fork, UT)
34  Whitney Coxf 185 (6'1'') F USASo Flower Mound (Flower Mound, TX)
5  Laynee Burr 175 (5'9'') G USAJr Stratford (Houston, TX)
14  Channing Cunyus 175 (5'9'') G USAJr Canyon (New Braunfels, TX)
2  Maci Maddox 170 (5'7'') G USAFr Frenship (Wolfforth, TX)
3  Audrey Robertson 173 (5'8'') G USAFr Tivy (Kerrville, TX)
12  Savannah Sumrall 175 (5'9'') G USASo Wellington (Wellington, TX)
15  Shaylee Stovall 168 (5'6'') G USAFr Idalou (Idalou, TX)
20  Cambrie Heimanf 178 (5'10'') G USAFr Nazareth (Nazareth, TX)
Head Coach: Steve Gomez
Coach Assistant: Vic Self
Coach Assistant: Kaycie Wilson
Lubbock Christian wins the 2021 DII women's basketball championship - Mar 26, 2021

Once again, the Lubbock Christian University Lady Chaps are national champions. LCU beat Drury University 69-59 in the Division II Women's Basketball Tournament Monday, clinching their second straight national championship. The Lady Chaps won the 2019 tournament, and the 2020 edition was canceled by COVID-19. They also won it all in 2016. The victory capped off a perfect, 23-0 season for LCU. Lubbock Christian was on fire to start the game. A Laynee Burr (5'9''-G) 3-pointer at the first quarter buzzer was the Lady Chaps' sixth of the quarter, and it gave them a 22-12 lead after one. LCU scored just 10 points in the second quarter, and the main culprit was turnovers. The Lady Chaps turned it over 13 times in the first half, outnumbering the 12 field goals they made. Still, they went into halftime ahead 32-24. The Lady Chaps shot the ball efficiently, making 48.9 percent of their field goals. Emma Middleton (6'1''-F) played a key role, scoring 12 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. Allie Schulte (5'10''-G) scored a team-high 16. Lubbock Christian led 51-38 after the third quarter, and extended its lead to as many as 21 points in the fourth. Drury did not go down quietly, however, using a 20-3 run to pull within four points. But LCU made free throws late in the game and Drury committed a key turnover, allowing the Lady Chaps to close out the victory.
Courtesy of: everythinglubbock.com