Selection Monday set the fields for the 2022 NCAA Division III men's and women's basketball championship tournaments. The first two rounds will be held Friday and Saturday. The host team is listed in bold (and the men have preference in hosting if both teams from the same school are in the field). D3hoops.com ranking in (#).
Men Blackburn at (3) UW-Oshkosh; Case Western Reserve vs. Dubuque Chapman at (6) Mary Hardin-Baylor; (25) Whitworth vs. Trinity, Texas Marian at (5) UW-Platteville; (24) Saint John's vs. Calvin Washington & Jefferson at (16) Elmhurst; Pomona-Pitzer vs. Northwestern Averett at (12) Emory; (15) Wabash vs. (21) Berry Stevens at (11) Mount Union; (22) Williams vs. Neumann Franklin at (7) Illinois Wesleyan; (14) UW-La Crosse vs. Heidelberg Cornell at Washington, Mo.; (18) Wheaton, Ill. vs. Hope
Medaille at (2) Marietta; Rochester vs. Eastern Keene State at (20) Swarthmore; (17) Oswego State vs. Hood Baruch at (4) Christopher Newport; Rowan vs. Susquehanna Wilson at (23) Stockton; (10) Johns Hopkins vs. (19) Yeshiva Mitchell at (1) Randolph-Macon; DeSales vs. Babson Westfield State at Nazareth; Mass-Dartmouth vs. Emerson Husson at (8) Wesleyan; Nichols vs. RPI Vassar at (13) WPI; (9) St. Joseph's, Conn. vs. Penn State Harrisburg
Women (1) Christopher Newport vs. Mitchell; Mount St. Mary at Johns Hopkins (13) Trinity, Texas at (22) Hardin-Simmons; (6) Whitman vs. Whittier Clarks Summit at (11) Tufts; DeSales vs. Cortland (20) St. John Fisher vs. Rhode Island College; SUNY Poly at (8) Amherst Framingham State at (16) Smith; Emmanuel vs. Brooklyn (15) DePauw vs. Illinois Wesleyan; Ripon at (12) UW-Whitewater Morrisville State at (25) Gettysburg; (10) Baldwin Wallace vs. Salisbury UW-Oshkosh vs. (18) Wisconsin Lutheran; Gustavus Adolphus at (4) Simpson
La Roche at (2) Hope; Marietta vs. Wittenberg Millikin vs. (23) Wartburg; North Central, Minn. at (24) UW-Eau Claire Washington and Lee at (7) New York U.; Roger Williams vs. Bates New Paltz vs. Babson; New Jersey City at (9) Scranton Catholic at (19) Ithaca; (17) Messiah vs. Springfield (14) John Carroll vs. Elizabethtown; Immaculata at (5) Trine (21) Mary Hardin-Baylor vs. Webster; East Texas Baptist at Rhodes Southern Virginia vs. Shenandoah; Washington & Jefferson at (3) Transylvania
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The NCAA Division III Wrestling Committee announced the participants in the 2022 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships.
The championships will be held March 11-12 at the Alliant Energy Powerhouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The American Rivers Conference will serve as the host.
A total of 180 participants will compete in the championships. Student-athletes qualified for the championship by placing top-three in their respective weight classes at one of the six NCAA regional tournaments held on February 25, 26, and 27.
The complete seeded bracket will be available on Monday, March 7
Five or More Qualifiers 7: Augsburg, Baldwin Wallace, Wabash, Wartburg 6: Coe, TCNJ 5: Coast Guard, Johnson and Wales, Ithaca, North Central, Ill., UW-Eau Claire
The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Committee announced today the swimming participants in the 2022 NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships.
The championships will be held March 16-19 at the IUPUI IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana. Franklin College and the Indiana Sports Corp will serve as hosts. A total of 579 participants (526 swimmers and 53 divers) will compete in the championships. Student-athletes qualified for the swimming portion of the championships by meeting the established minimum time for the events in which they entered.
10 or More Swimming Qualifiers - Women 18: Denison, Emory 16: Chicago, New York U. 15: Johns Hopkins, Kenyon 12: Pomona-Pitzer, Tufts, Williams 11: Bates, Claremont M-S
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"The NCAA Men's and Women's Soccer Rules Committee during a virtual meeting last week proposed changes to overtime rules for both the regular season and the postseason, effective for the 2022 season.
For the regular season, committee members proposed eliminating overtime periods, meaning the game would end in a tie. Currently, teams play two 10-minute overtime periods in a sudden-victory (golden goal) format, and if neither team scores, the game is a tie.
In the conference tournament and NCAA postseason games, the committee recommended eliminating the sudden-victory component and, instead, having the teams play two 10-minute overtime periods. Also, when a substitution is made by the winning team in the last five minutes of the second overtime, the game clock would stop.
If the game remains tied, a penalty-kick shootout would be held to determine the winner."
>> Remember: "All rules changes must be approved by the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel, which is scheduled to discuss soccer rules recommendations April 20."
Salisbury retained the top spot in the latest IWLCA poll after a thrilling win against No. 5 Washington and Lee. Middlebury moved into the top 10.
The NCAA is changing its cannabinoid testing policies. The NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports aligned with THC threshold levels established by the World Anti-Doping Agency, raising the threshold for student-athletes from 35 to 150 nanograms per milliliter. The threshold adjustment is effective immediately and applicable to drug tests administered in fall 2021 or later.
Cake and candles to Teelah Grimes, associate athletic director at Valley Forge.
Amazon Music is poised to surpass Pandora as the second most popular music app by total listeners, Axios Closer co-author Nathan Bomey writes from new Insider Intelligence data.
Nearly 53 million people will listen to Amazon Music at least once a month in 2022, compared with 49 million to Pandora.
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