No. 24 Oglethorpe defeated No. 3 Thomas More 65-55, knocking one of the three undefeated women's teams out of the NCAA Tournament. The Stormy Petrels, who had never won an NCAA Tournament game before Friday night, are headed to the Sweet 16. Tina Grace's layup with less than eight minutes to play gave Oglethorpe a 50-49 lead it would not relinquish. Grace had 17 points and 10 rebounds as the Petrels outrebounded the Saints 50-30.

The other two undefeated teams stayed that way. Jordyn Boles scored 20, which was also the margin of victory, as No. 1 Hope cruised past No. 10 Baldwin-Wallace 68-48. No. 2 Howard Payne beat No. 12 McMurry for the fourth time this season, this time by a score of 79-64.

Check out Saturday night's scoreboard with game stories. The bracket shows who plays whom next and where. William Smith took the final spot of the Sweet 16, overcoming Ashley Broadhurst's 30 points in a 78-73 win against Brockport State.

In a rematch of last year's title game, No. 6 DePauw beat Washingon U. 73-66 to advance to the Sweet 16. Liz Bondi is gone for the Tigers, but Cassie Pruzin and Gretchen Haehl were still around to hurt the Bears, combining for 32 points. Next up for DePauw is No. 14 Amherst, which survived a Bowdoin buzzer beater attempt and eliminated the Bears, 61-60. No. 18 Tufts will join its conference mates in the Sweet 16. The Jumbos held Mount St. Mary to 23 percent shooting and eliminated the Knights, 54-38.

No. 11 Kean thrashed Brandeis 95-61 with Melissa Beyruti scoring 31 points to break the school's all-time scoring record. The Cougars will play No. 23 Chicago next after the Maroons topped No. 25 St. Norbert 65-52.

No. 8 UW-Whitewater put five players in double-figures for scoring and outscored No. 7 Illinois Wesleyan 87-63. The Warhawks are the last WIAC team left since No. 9 Simpson eliminated No. 21 UW-Eau Claire 70-63. Photo gallery