NCAA 20th Anniversary: No. 1 Women's Basketball Wins 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship - Clayton State University Athletics

Twenty years of NCAA history comes down to one seminal moment on March 25, 2011. That night Clayton State achieved something no other team in the Southeast Region, or the State of Georgia for that matter, had before or since - No. 1 Women's Basketball Wins 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship.
Twenty years of NCAA history comes down to one seminal moment on March 25, 2011. That night Clayton State achieved something no other team in the Southeast Region, or the State of Georgia for that matter, had before or since - No. 1 Women's Basketball Wins 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship.

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