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YEARLY UPDATE!

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15 straight 20 win seasons (Best in D2)
6 - MIAA Championships
NCAA Tourney appearance 10/12 years
#1 in D2 in attendance
5 - MIAA Players of the Year
7 - D2 All-Americans
1 - National Player of the Year
Best Arena in D2 Basketball

There's no place like Hays, America💛🖤

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No. 14 women's basketball is on to the Central Region semifinals where the Tigers will take on No. 22 Concordia-St. Paul for a second time this season. FHSU took the first meeting, 84-78, in the first game of the season back in November. https://t.co/smzczHMR4E

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Shoutout Tiger Nation! 🐯

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The Tigers are moving on after an 89-82 win over Harding in the NCAA DII Central Region quarterfinals! Talexa Weeter scored a career-high 46 points in the win, tying both the FHSU school record and the NCAA DII Tournament record. @FHSUWBB #DefendTheFort

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The MIAA has a new single-season scoring leader for women's basketball. With 46 points in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals, Talexa Weeter broke the conference's record of 797 set by Jennifer Harris of Washburn in 2005-06. She has 829 and counting for 2025-26! @FHSUWBB @TheMIAA

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A school-record 46 points from Talexa Weeter, a season-high 27 points from Olivia Mortensen and 16 assists from Brooke Loewe helped No. 14 women's basketball defeat No. 20 Harding in overtime in the Central Region quarterfinals Friday in Mankato, Minn. https://t.co/E6u1ov6SE6

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The Fort Hays State women's basketball team will head into the NCAA Division II Championship tournament ranked 14th in the country. https://t.co/sPqP65vNAz

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. @FHSUWBB is making its 10th appearance in the NCAA Tournament over the last 12 years, and 11th appearance overall. The Tigers face Harding in the regional quarterfinal at noon on Friday (Mar. 13) in Mankato, Minn.
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No. 11 women's basketball rallied from nine down in the fourth quarter to force overtime before falling to Missouri Western Thursday afternoon in the MIAA Quarterfinals. https://t.co/ET16aQ9IUe

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Women's basketball had three players earn All-MIAA status this season, including Player of the Year Talexa Weeter, first teamer Brooke Loewe and third teamer Olivia Mortensen. https://t.co/mWO4tVthXa

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Women's basketball moved to No. 11 in this week's WBCA DII Coaches Poll heading into postseason competition. https://t.co/apzr5Znp5g

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No. 8 women's basketball will be the second seed in next week's MIAA Championship tournament, opening play Thursday at 2:15 p.m. against either No. 7 MWSU or No 10. UNK. https://t.co/PlQD0loaC6

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No. 6 women's basketball opens its final road trip of the regular season Thursday against Missouri Southern. https://t.co/pin01lU9lq

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No. 6 women's basketball is one of 10 teams named in the first set of NCAA DII Central Region rankings, announced Wednesday. https://t.co/jhU63I11pp

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Women's basketball moved up in the national poll for the second week in a row, now sitting at No. 6 in Division II. https://t.co/it3McgNuNf

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Plenty of excitement in the air with 5 games to go in the regular season. Get out to Gross Memorial Coliseum for more high-level MIAA Basketball action this week! @FHSUWBB @fhsutigerhoops

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Women's basketball moved up one spot to No. 7 in this week's WBCA Coaches Poll. You can catch the Tigers in action at home this week on Thursday and Saturday! https://t.co/GOyfkVGeUH

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No. 7 women's basketball is back home this week starting Thursday when the Tigers host in-state rival Emporia State. First tip is set for 5:30 p.m. inside Gross Memorial Coliseum! https://t.co/85qe80buQH

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Last night’s victory gave @fhsuwbb extended the longest active streak of 20-win seasons in Division II to 15! That is tied for 5th-longest across all NCAA divisions behind only UConn, Baylor, Florida Gulf Coast and Louisville.

What's your favorite memory from this historic run?