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NYU women's basketball scores second consecutive national championship
New York Amsterdam News
|March 27, 2025
New York University (NYU) was determined to repeat as NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Champions, and they did with a 77-49 victory over Smith College.
The win continues the Violets' now 62-game winning streak and number one ranking.
"We have winners in our locker room, and the way they're wired and the way that our program has been focused on ourselves has really allowed us to block out noise of a streak or worry about the level of who our opponent was any given night during this time," said NYU coach Meg Barber. "It's about our team just continuing to keep our foot on the gas and try to get better every day and better every game."
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