Seeds
No. 1 Gwynedd-Mercy College (21-6)
No. 2 University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (22-6)
No. 3 Lebanon Valley College (22-5)
No. 4 Washington & Jefferson College (20-7)
No. 5 Moravian College (16-10)
No. 6 Dickinson College (16-9)
No. 7 Misericordia University (19-8)
No. 8 Lake Erie College (16-10)

First Round - Wednesday, March 5
Gwynedd-Mercy 87, Lake Erie 75 Box Score / Recap
Pittsburgh-Greensburg 67, Misericordia 51 Box Score / Recap
Lebanon Valley 67, Dickinson 50 Box Score / Recap
Washington & Jefferson 86, Moravian 76 Box Score / Recap

Semifinals - Saturday, March 8 at Gwynedd-Mercy
Washington & Jefferson 64, Gwynedd-Mercy 56 Box Score / Recap
Lebanon Valley 65, Pittsburgh-Greenburg 55 Box Score / Recap

Championship - Sunday, March 9 at Gwynedd-Mercy
Washington & Jefferson 78, Lebanon Valley 70 Box Score

Bracket 

Championship Game Recap

GWYNEDD VALLEY, Pa. - Tournament MVP Kennan Killeen scored 17 of her game-high 25 points in the second half to help lift Washington & Jefferson to a 78-70 win over Lebanon Valley in the championship game of the 2008 ECAC Women's Basketball South Region Tournament Sunday afternoon.

Killeen (left) was one of four Presidents (23-7) in double figures. Stephanie Smith hit for five three-pointer finishing with 17 points.

Suzie Noyes led the Dutchmen (24-6) with 20 points. Lori Lidlow chipped in 15 and Megan Bish came off the bench to add 11.

Leb Val battled back from a nine-point halftime deficit to take its first lead since early in the contest. Lidlow's jumper in the paint gave LVC a 54-48 edge with 12 minutes to play, but the Presidents came right back as Smith struck from downtown followed by a bucket from Jen Rodgers to cut the lead back to one.

Later, down five, Smith hit from beyond the arc and Killeen, who was 13-of-14 from the free throw line, hit two from the stripe with six minutes remaining to knot the game at 63-63.

Killeen then hit the go-ahead bucket on the next possession where W&J held off the Dutchmen in claiming their second ECAC South Championship.

The Presidents shot 51% for the game including a 62% stint in the first half. W&J also won the battle of the boards, 42-22. The Dutchmen committed just six turnovers, and would score 21 points off of 18 W&J mistakes.

(Courtesy of Gwynedd-Mercy College Sports Information)