Loyola Maryland Greyhounds @ Army Black Knights

PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT - FINAL

16-16, 11-7 Patriot

Final

	1	2	3	4	T
Loyola MD L-MD	9	14	14	14	51
Army ARMY	20	13	14	22	69

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29-2, 17-1 Patriot

Army women headed back to NCAAs after beating Loyola 69-51

Kelsey Minato scored 25 points to help top-seed Army beat Loyola, Md. 69-51 on Saturday night and win the Patriot League Tournament, earning the conference's NCAA bid.

Mar 12, 2016, 09:24 pm - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Lehigh	15-3	-	27-7
Army	14-4	1	25-8
Colgate	13-5	2	23-10
Holy Cross	11-7	4	19-12
Navy	11-7	4	19-12
Bucknell	11-7	4	17-14
Lafayette	6-12	9	10-21
Boston University	5-13	10	12-19
Loyola Maryland	3-15	12	9-21
American University	1-17	14	1-29

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Loyola Maryland Greyhounds @ Army Black Knights

Game Leaders

D. Logan #20 - L-MD

K. Minato #5 - ARMY

Game Information

Army women headed back to NCAAs after beating Loyola 69-51

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