The 2025-26 NCAA D3 hoops season is still in full swing. With just a little over a month until conference tournaments, the teams are upping their game with the hopes of making it to a conference tournament and earn a spot in the NCAA D3 Championship Tournament.

The 2025-26 hoops season is still going strong for colleges across the country. With three divisions of great basketball in play, the NCAA D3 schools have action happening the week of Jan. 23.

The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags men’s basketball team continued its historic 2025-26 season on January 14, 2026, as Brady Karich delivered a record-setting performance and the Stags extended their winning streak to 15-0, tying the best start in program history.

Division III women’s basketball continues to deliver contrast and chaos as conference races take shape and nationally ranked teams defend their positions.

Division III men’s basketball continues to deliver contrast and chaos as conference races take shape and nationally ranked teams defend their positions.

Division III women’s basketball is heating up at the perfect time, and this week’s slate offers a glimpse into why the national picture remains wide open.

The University Athletic Association (UAA) continues to assert itself as one of the premier conferences in NCAA Division III basketball this season, a true testament to the depth, talent, and consistency across both the men’s and women’s ranks.

One of the best basketball conferences in all of NCAA Division II is showing its might on the hardwood.

The Randolph-Macon men’s basketball team has maintained its spot near the top of the national landscape, sitting at No. 2 in the latest D3hoops.com Top-25 poll as the 2025-26 season progresses. The Yellow Jackets have remained in the No. 2 position for multiple weeks, showcasing consistency and top-tier results against quality competition.

As the 2025 hoops season continues across all divisions of the NCAA, the D3 season is moving right along.

As the Division III women’s basketball season heats up, Week 3 is shaping up to deliver plenty of action.

There’s little better in college athletics than a hot crowd supporting their school(s) in a huge rivalry matchup.

Emory & Henry is 11th in the SAC poll after a 7-23 season, but the Wasps flashed a 5-1 nonconference mark.

UT Dallas embarks on its first season in the Lone Star Conference ranked 15th in the preseason poll. The Comets bring a history of competitive play from their former league and will look to establish themselves quickly.

UT Dallas joins the Lone Star Conference as its newest member in 2025–26, ranked 16th in the preseason poll. The Comets enter with momentum from competitive seasons outside the league.