2025-26 Women's Basketball News
(Greenwood, IN) - Men's Basketball academic honors have been announced for the 2025-26 College Sports Communicators (CSC) recently. Hastings had four players receive the CSC Academic All-District honor.
(Sioux City, IA) – In the round of 16 matchup against #2-seed Saint Francis, the Broncos held a 10-point lead three minutes into the third quarter, but were outscored 39-22 the rest of the way, falling 67-60.
(Wichita, KS) – One game away from their second straight appearance to the NAIA Championship Final Site, Hastings scored 50 points in each half, winning 100-73 over Texas A&M-San Antonio on Saturday afternoon.
(Wichita, KS) – In a rematch from a double-overtime game from earlier in the season, Hastings returned to Wichita to take on Friends in the first round of the NAIA National Championship, blowing them out 104-75.
(Sioux City, Iowa) – Macy Sievers of Dordt University has been selected as the Hauff Mid-America Sports/Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Women’s Basketball Player-of-the-Year and headlines the GPAC Basketball All-Conference Teams for 2025-26.
(Hastings, NE) – Entering today, #3-seed Hastings came in winners of 10 of their last 11 games, with their lone loss occurring at #2-seed Dakota Wesleyan on Jan. 31. The Tigers outscored the Broncos by 14 in the first quarter and went on to win 86-68 in the GPAC Semifinals on Saturday afternoon.
(Hastings, NE) – For the second consecutive season, Hastings, seeded third, hosted Northwestern, seeded sixth, in the quarterfinals of the GPAC Tournament. Hastings set a record for most points in a quarter with (46) and a half (71), leading to a 116-88 win on Wednesday night. The 116 points tied a school record, while their 17 made threes set a new single-game school record.
(Kansas City, MO) - The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) proudly announces the 2026 NAIA Scholar-Athletes for winter sports. Each semester, the NAIA Scholar‑Athlete list celebrates student‑athletes who excel in both academic and athletic arenas. This honor recognizes student-athletes in each of the winter sports who have excelled academically, including basketball, bowling, competitive cheer, competitive dance, swimming & diving and wrestling.
(Hastings, NE) – In a contest to decide the #3-seed in the upcoming GPAC tournament, Hastings knocked off #11 Concordia, 81-71, on Saturday afternoon.
(Hastings, NE) – Taking on the Doane Tigers at home on Wednesday night, Hastings jumped out to a 29-9 first quarter lead, eventually winning 83-62.
(Sioux City, IA) – In their final road game of the regular season, Hastings started slow, but outscored the Mustangs in the final three quarters to get the 79-59 win on Saturday afternoon. The Broncos turned up their defensive pressure to force 34 turnovers in the win.
(Sioux City, IA) – The Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) is proud to announce the following women's basketball players-of-the-week for contests played February 2-8, 2026. Hastings’ Ann Bose received the GPAC Offensive Player of the Week.
(Hastings, NE) – The women’s basketball team played Waldorf at home on Saturday afternoon, dominating 100-49 with all five starters reaching double-figures in scoring.
(Hastings, NE) – In a home matchup against the Midland Warriors, the Hastings Broncos took momentum early and never looked back, securing the 103-60 win.
(Mitchell, SD) – Going on the road to face #9 Dakota Wesleyan, Hastings took a 42-41 lead into halftime, but the Tigers fought back for the 95-77 win, outscoring Hastings by 19 in the second half.
(Yankton, SD) – Coming off a big win over then #16 Briar Cliff, Hastings continued that momentum at Mount Marty. Hastings led by 17 at the half and ended with a 94-64 victory.
