Lake Superior State looks to build momentum in 2025–26 after being picked 10th in the GLIAC preseason poll. The Lakers finished 5–23 overall and 2–13 in league play last season.

Purdue Northwest enters its second year under head coach Jesse Ford with a clearer identity and renewed confidence. The Pride were picked 11th in the GLIAC preseason poll.

Roosevelt surprised opponents last season, finishing sixth in its GLIAC debut. The Lakers were picked eighth in this year’s preseason poll after a 12–15 campaign.

Davenport enters the 2025–26 season with optimism under fourth-year head coach Shonda Sanders. The Panthers were picked ninth in the GLIAC preseason poll after a 6–22 campaign that included four league wins.

Saginaw Valley State brings back one of the GLIAC’s top players in Megan McCalla, who earned Preseason All-GLIAC Second Team honors. The Cardinals were picked seventh after a 15–14 record last season.

Michigan Tech enters the new season with stability and returning experience under eighth-year head coach Sam Clayton. The Huskies were picked sixth in the GLIAC preseason poll after finishing 12–17 last year.

Wayne State enters 2025–26 coming off a 20-win season and a third-place finish in the GLIAC standings. The Warriors were again picked fifth in this year’s preseason poll.

Ferris State enters 2025–26 chasing another deep postseason run after reaching the NCAA Tournament last season. The Bulldogs were picked third in the GLIAC preseason poll following a 21–12 finish.

Northern Michigan is primed for another strong year after a 23-win season and back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. The Wildcats were picked second in the GLIAC preseason poll.

Grand Valley State begins its title defense as the unanimous No. 1 pick in the GLIAC preseason poll. The Lakers went 38–2 last season, capturing their second national championship in program history.

Nearly five months, thousands of games, and millions of miles of combined travel have all led to four quarters remaining in the NCAA Division II women’s basketball season.

With the NCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament starting on March 14, it's time to discuss the Midwest Region. The region includes the No. 2-ranked team in the country and a huge favorite to win the national title in Grand Valley State.

We don’t have to wait much longer, NCAA Division II basketball fans.

With the NCAA Division II women's basketball tournament beginning on March 14 week, teams are starting to game plan, attempting to figure out what they need to do to become national champions.

College basketball fans have reached the final stages of the women's college basketball season, which means the final regular-season rankings have dropped for NCAA Division II Women's Basketball.