Vivian Byerly’s DePauw team falls to Carroll in NCAA Division III tournament

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Mar 7, 2026
ByC. W. Woodworth
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Former Brandeis High School standout Vivian Byerly and the DePauw Tigers were defeated 74-67 by the Carroll Pioneers in the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament on Friday, March 6.

The matchup tipped off at 7:45 p.m. at Van Male Field House, marking the team’s first tournament game against the Carroll Pioneers.

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Vivian Byerly — Guard — Freshman — 5′10″ — Hometown: San Antonio

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