7 Delaware Women Defeat Drexel for Colonial Title Nick Wass/Associated Press Elena Delle Donne (11) and Delaware put away Drexel, 59-43, for the Colonial Athletic Association championship. Elena Delle Donne had 27 points and 10 rebounds Sunday as seventh-ranked Delaware captured its first Colonial Athletic Association tournament championship with a 59-43 victory over Drexel in Upper Marlboro, Md. Drexel (18-13) trailed by 20-16 at halftime, but the Blue Hens took control in the second half. After missing 21 of 30 shots from the field in the first half, Delaware began the second with a 12-5 run to go up by 32-21. Delle Donne hit a 14-footer and a 3-pointer to fuel the surge. "Sadly, we remained cold," Drexel Coach Denise Dillon said. They took advantage. They got some quick buckets and we weren't knocking down all the shots we needed to stay in it. The Blue Hens (30-1) beat the Dragons for the third time this season. Kamile Nacickaite led Drexel with 16 points. "This is just everything we've been working for," Delle Donne said. Delle Donne hit the court more times than she connected from it during a rugged first half in which the teams combined for only 16 field goals. Delle Donne was often knocked off her feet vying for position underneath the Blue Hens" basket. GREEN BAY WINS HORIZON Julie Wojta had 29 points and 12 rebounds, leading No. 10 Green Bay to a 66-53 victory over visiting Detroit for the Horizon League title. The freshman Megan Lukan scored 20 points for Green Bay (30-1), which will be in the N.C.A.A. tournament for the fourth straight season. The Phoenix avenged their only regular-season loss. "Your senior year you want it to end the way you picture it and that's exactly what this was," Wojta said. It was a close, exciting game and there's more emotion behind it and we had to fight for it and really come together as a team. I think just that feeling of doing that and coming out with a win is something you'll remember. Detroit (20-13) led by 9 early, but Lukan had 11 points - including three 3-pointers - in the first half to help the Phoenix pull to 30-27 at the break. The freshman forward Shareta Brown led Detroit with 22 points and 9 rebounds before fouling out. CREIGHTON TAKES M.V.C. TITLE Carli Tritz scored 19 points to lift Creighton past Drake, 53-38, in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament final in St. Charles, Mo. Sarah Nelson and McKenzie Fujan added 12 points apiece for the Bluejays (20-12). Rachael Hackbarth had 15 points and 14 rebounds for Drake (18-15). SACRED HEART WINS NORTHEAST Ericka Norman had 18 points and 6 steals as top-seeded Sacred Heart (25-7) captured the Northeast Conference championship with a 58-48 win against Monmouth in Fairfield, Conn. Monmouth (19-13) is 0-6 in Northeast title games since its last victory 25 years ago. LIBERTY IS BIG SOUTH CHAMPION Liberty captured its 14th Big South title in 16 years with an 81-73 victory over host High Point. Devon Brown had 24 points and 14 rebounds for Liberty (24-8). Erin Reynolds scored 27 points, Shamia Brown added 23 and Cheyenne Parker had 12 rebounds for High Point (20-12). The Flames built a 56-39 rebounding advantage and used a late 22-9 run to return to the N.C.A.A. tournament after a one-year absence. Reagan Miller finished with 14 points for the Flames, who will carry a seven-game winning streak into the N.C.A.A. tournament. They reached the Big South title game for the 15th time in 16 years and improved their title-game record to 14-1, with the only loss coming last year. Avery Warley had 14 points and 12 rebounds for Liberty. Warley, who matched a Big South tournament record with 22 rebounds in a semifinal win against Charleston Southern, was on pace to do it again early for a Flames team that has had an average rebounding margin of plus-24 in the tournament.