West Africans in the UAA Series: Introduction:
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Five-part series (including the intro)

UAA History: 2012 Emory University Men's Tennis.

Emory came back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Kenyon 5-3, completing an undefeated season in winning its third NCAA title.

Dillon Pottish and Brian Kowalski earned the Eagles' only doubles point, 9-8 (8-6) at No. 3.

UAA History: 2009 Washington University Men's Basketball.

WashU became the fourth men's basketball team to repeat as NCAA champions with a 61-52 win over Richard Stockton.

Tyler Nading scored 20 points, and Sean Wallis added 16 points and 10 assists.

UAA History Month: 2008 Washington University Men's Tennis.

The WashU men’s tennis team captured its first NCAA title with a 5-3 victory over Emory, the third WashU NCAA title in 2007-08.

Chris Hoeland and Danny Levy rallied in singles to give the Bears their final two points.

UAA History: 2008 Washington University Men's Basketball.

Troy Ruths, Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA tournament and the D3hoops.com National Player of the Year, scored 33 points to lead WashU past Amherst, 90-68, for the school's first men's title in any sport.

UAA History: 2007 NYU Men's Cross Country.

Running in blustery winter conditions over 8,000 meters, NYU placed five finishers among the top 53, led by senior Hany Abdallah's ninth-place finish, to win its first men's cross country NCAA title,.

Congratulations to all of the College Sports Communicators Women's Basketball Academic All-America honorees‼️

The team was highlighted by Natalie Bruns of @NYUathletics as the Academic All-America Team Member of the Year.

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Jewish UAA Student-Athletes Share Traditions and Practices as Passover Approaches: tinyurl.com/29x5bg2t

UAA History: 2006 Emory Men's Tennis.

The second-ranked Emory men's tennis team claimed the program's second national championship with a 4-1 victory over Middlebury.

UAA History: 2003 Emory Men's Tennis.

Emory won its first NCAA men's tennis championship with a 4-0 victory over defending champion Williams.

John Browning became the fourth person in NCAA history to win the national championship, in any division, as both a player and a coach.

UAA History: 1991 University of Rochester Men's Cross Country.

The Yellowjackets won the UAA's first cross country NCAA title and the school's third in the first five years of the UAA.

Thank you all for tuning in as we celebrated Division III Week 👏

Finishing up the week is Geoff Point-du-Jour of track and field!

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UAA History: 1990 University of Rochester Men's Basketball.

The Yellowjackets became the third UAA program and the first men's UAA team to win an NCAA title with a 43-42 victory over DePauw University.

Women's History Month: 2024 NYU Women's Basketball.

NYU defeated Smith, 51-41, to win the 2024 championship, capping off a perfect 31-0 season. The title was the second in program history and first since 1997.

Women's History Month: 2022 Emory Women's Golf.

Emory shattered the NCAA Division III record by nearly 40 shots with a 24-under par score, 26 shots better than the runner-up, in winning its first NCAA title in program history.

Women's History Month: 2021 Emory Women's Tennis.

For the eighth time in program history and first since 2016, Emory won the NCAA title. The Eagles defeated defending national champion and undefeated Wesleyan. 5-0, in the championship final.

Women's History Month: 2019 NYU Women's Golf.

NYU overcame an eight-stroke deficit entering the final round to capture its first NCAA title by five shots over runner-up Williams.

Women's History Month: 2019 Emory University Women's Swimming & Diving.

The Eagles won their 10th consecutive NCAA title, sweeping the decade from 2010-2019. There was no NCAA championship in 2020 or 2021 due to COVID-19.

Women's History Month: 2018 Emory University Volleyball.

The Eagles won their second NCAA title in program history with a decisive 25-22, 25-16, 25-12 win over top-ranked Calvin. The title was the 25th in Emory history with 20 of them won by women's teams.

Women's History Month: 2018 Washington University Women's Cross Country.

WashU defeated two-time defending champion Johns Hopkins by a single point to capture the second NCAA championship in program history.