Kansas City, Mo. ? Michael Williamson scored 22 points as Science & Arts of Oklahoma beat Oklahoma Baptist 96-79 on Tuesday night for its first NAIA Division I title.

Hayden Herrin added 20 points for the Drovers (24-7), who lost to Faulkner (Ala.) in the championship game last season. Williamson was selected the tournament MVP.

David Williams led Oklahoma Baptist (32-5) with 20 points, and NAIA scoring leader DuJuan Brown had 19. Brown, who entered the game with a tournament average of 29.3 points, was 4-of-16 from the field.

Women

Oklahoma City 82, Southern Nazarene 73

Jackson, Tenn. Jhudy Gonzales had 27 points and 10 rebounds as Oklahoma City won its fourth straight NAIA Division I championship, beating Southern Nazarene.

Oklahoma City (36-2) joined Southern Nazarene as the only schools to win four straight titles. Southern Nazarene (33-5) did it from 1994-97.

Rita Banks added 16 points for Oklahoma City, and Sarah Kincannon had 15. Sasha Seriogina led Southern Nazarene with 24 points, and Ndeye Ndiaye added 18.