HAMMOND, Ind. ? The Purdue University Calumet women?s basketball team received four votes in final regular-season installment of the NAIA Div. II Coaches? Poll, but the team would fall just short of an at-large bid for the NAIA National Tournament. The Peregrines finished the 2011-12 campaign with a 23-10 overall mark, the program?s best record since 2003-04.
The Black and Gold were one of two Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference teams to receive votes in the poll, as Cardinal Stritch earned a No. 15 ranking en route to a fourth seed in the national tournament bracket.
College of the Ozarks, Concordia (Neb.), Davenport and Indiana Wesleyan were all rewarded No. 1 seeds for the NAIA Tournament in Sioux City (Iowa), while Concordia (Mich.), Grand View (Iowa), Morningside (Iowa) and Northwestern (Iowa) were named No. 2 seeds.
Purdue Calumet is set to return all but one player from this season?s squad, including four starters. PUC head coach Tom Megyesi will also employ three newcomers next year, as standouts Alli Gentry, Stacy Groom and Tory Shrum will join the fray.
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