Hardin-Simmons upped its winning streak to six games by upsetting No. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor 61-59. Elsewhere Catholic dropped Scranton, New Paltz swept Geneseo and UW-Whitewater continued its resurgence.

This is the month that a lot of college students return home for the summer, and some coaches are also coming back home. Dagan Nelson has returned to NYU where he was once an assistant and Kendra Hassell has moved back to Hardin-Simmons where she was an All-American player. We spoke to both on this month's podcast.

Kendra Hassell, a member of the Hardin-Simmons athletics Hall of Fame and a two-time D3hoops.com first team All-America selection, is returning to HSU as women's basketball head coach.

Hardin-Simmons' head women's basketball coach Melanie Chonko has resigned her position effective immediately. Chonko recently completed her fifth season at the helm of her alma mater.

Two-time D3hoops.com All-America selection Kendra (Anderson) Hassell has been named head coach at UT-Tyler, a conference rival of Hardin-Simmons, her alma mater.

Hardin-Simmons women’s basketball coach Shanna Briggs, who is the school’s all-time winningest coach, has resigned, citing work-life balance.

Hardin-Simmons’ women’s basketball team shot 64 percent in the second half and the three seniors combined for 51 points in an 81-76 win over Howard Payne in American Southwest Conference action at the Mabee Complex on Saturday afternoon.

Hardin-Simmons' women's basketball team shot a season-best 53.8 percent and rolled over Sul Ross State 81-53 in American Southwest Conference action at the Mabee Complex on Thursday night.

Kaitlyn Talbet's 3-pointer with 1:15 to play proved to be the difference as McMurry beat Hardin-Simmons, 62-59, in the last installment of the Crosstown Showdown in American Southwest Conference women's basketball action on Monday night at the Mabee Complex.

To win either of the conferences in the southern wing of the South Region, you have to win three games in three days. The ASC and SCAC got the process started. Friday's women's wrapup.

BROWNWOOD, Texas — Hardin-Simmons used a strong second-half surge to beat Mississippi College 77-71 in the quarterfinals of the American Southwest Conference Tournament on Friday afternoon at the Brownwood Coliseum.