Ohio Wesleyan women’s basketball falls to Washington in NCAA Division III tournament

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Mar 8, 2026
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On Saturday, March 7, the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops, featuring former Fairbanks High School star Macy Miller, were defeated by the Washington Bears 73-68 in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament.

The matchup, which was the teams’ first tournament meeting, was held at Branch Rickey Arena at 7:15 p.m.

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Macy Miller — Forward — Junior — 6′0″ — Hometown: Marysville

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