Men's Lax Field Set

 

written by STEVE ULRICH your must-read briefing on what's driving the day in NCAA Division III >> Good Monday morning. Congrats to the Conference champions and AQs. Good luck to those awaiting today's selection calls/releases. >> Today's Word Count: 1,236 >> Thanks for reading D3Playbook. Looking for some help compiling statistical records? Perhaps some conference scheduling? Email us.   Sign me up for D3Playbook TOP STORY 1. Men's Lax Field Set The 2022 NCAA Division III men's lacrosse championship field was announced Sunday night. First-round action begins Wednesday, May 11, with six contests. First-Round - May 11 Benedictine (12-6) at Sewanee (8-8) Maritime (11-7) at Stevens (12-7) North Central (9-7) at John Carroll (16-2) Dubuque (12-7) at Albion (14-4) UMass Boston (17-2) at Stockton (16-2) Maine Maritime (9-6) at Norwich (18-1) Second/Third Rounds - May 14-15 Benedictine/Sewanee at Christopher Newport (16-1) RPI (10-5) vs. Wesleyan (12-5) Southern Virginia (14-4) at York (17-2) Denison (15-4) vs. Grove City (15-4) Maritime/Stevens at Dickinson (18-0)  Gettysburg (12-7) vs. Roanoke (13-6) North Central/John Carroll at Union (14-2) Lynchburg (15-4) vs. W. New England (14-5) Dubuque/Albion at RIT (17-1) MIT (16-0) vs. Amherst (10-6) Colorado College (7-7) at Bowdoin (16-2) St. Lawrence (13-4) vs. Cortland (13-6) UMass Boston/Stockton at Salisbury (18-1) Washington and Lee (12-6) vs. Cabrini (15-4) Maine Maritime/Norwich at Tufts (16-2) St. John Fisher (15-2) vs. Catholic (13-4) National Championships: Salisbury 12, Middlebury 3, Nazareth 3, Tufts 3, Cortland 2, Cabrini 1, Stevenson 1, Washington College 1, Wesleyan (Conn.) 1 Final Four Appearances: Salisbury 27, Washington College 14, Nazareth 13, Cortland 12, Ohio Wesleyan 12, Gettysburg 11, RIT 10, Middlebury 8, Roanoke 7, Tufts 6 LACROSSE (W) 2.  Field Announced This Morning The 46-team field for the 2022 NCAA Division III women's lacrosse championship will be announced via selection show on NCAA.com beginning at 10:30 a.m. EDT. There are 14 first-round games slated for Saturday, May 14, with the second-round scheduled for the following day. Pool A Qualifiers (32) Atlantic East (Cabrini), Centennial (#6 Gettysburg), CCIW (#20 Chicago), CSAC (Bryn Athyn), CCC (Roger Williams), Empire 8 (St. John Fisher), GNAC (St. Joseph's, Maine), HCAC (Transylvania), Landmark (#17 Catholic), Liberty (#8 William Smith), LEC (Western Connecticut), MASCAC (Framingham State), Michigan (Saint Mary's), MACC (#12 York), MACF (Stevens), Midwest Lacrosse (Hamline), NESCAC (#9 Tufts), NEWMAC (Springfield), NJAC (#7 TCNJ), NAC (SUNY Canton), NCAC (Kenyon), NACC (Aurora), NWC (George Fox), OAC (Capital), ODAC (#5 Washington and Lee), PAC (Washington & Jefferson), Skyline (Merchant Marine), SAA (Rhodes), SCIAC (#24 Pomona-Pitzer), SUNYAC (#19 Cortland), United East (St. Mary's), USA South (Meredith) Pool B (1), Pool C (13) >> Pre-Championship Manual Are you a marketer looking to reach decision makers who care about sports? Consider advertising with D3Playbook: Reach decision-makers in college and university athletics. Achieve your KPIs around business development, awareness, and product sales. A large segment of our audience earns six figures per year and makes business purchasing decisions. Let’s Chat SOFTBALL 3. Field Announced This Afternoon The 62-team field for the 2022 NCAA Division III women's lacrosse championship will be announced via selection show on NCAA.com beginning at 10:30 a.m. EDT. There are 14 first-round games slated for Saturday, May 14, with the second-round scheduled for the following day. Pool A Qualifiers (43) AMCC (Penn State Behrend), ARC (Wartburg), ASC (#5 Behaven), Atlantic East (Cabrini), C2C (#1 Christopher Newport), Centennial (Muhlenberg), CUNYAC (Hunter), CCIW (Illinois Wesleyan), CSAC (Wilson), CCC (Endicott), Empire 8 (Alfred), GNAC (Johnson and Wales), HCAC (Mount St. Joseph), Landmark (#24 Susquehanna), Liberty (Rochester), LEC (#4 Eastern Connecticut), MASCAC (Framingham State), Michigan (#23 Trine), MACC (Messiah), MACF (Stevens), Midwest (Illinois College), Minnesota (#12 Bethel), NECC (Lesley), NESCAC (#25 Amherst), NEWMAC (WPI), NJAC (#19 Rowan), NAC (Husson), NCAC (Hiram), NACC (#20 Concordia, Wis.), NWC (#7 Linfield), OAC (Ohio Northern), ODAC (#11 Virginia Wesleyan), PAC (Waynesburg), Skyline (Farmingdale State), SAA (#10 Berry), SCIAC (Chapman), SCAC (#3 Texas Lutheran), SLIAC (Fontbonne), SUNYAC (#21 Geneseo), United East (Penn State Berks), UMAC (Bethany Lutheran), USA South (#16 Piedmont), WIAC (UW-Eau Claire) Pool B (0), Pool C (19) >> Pre-Championship Manual TENNIS 4. Waiting for the Call    The 2022 NCAA Division III men's and women's tennis championship fields will be announced on Monday afternoon. Men (44 teams) Pool A (36): AMCC (Penn State Behrend), ARC (Luther), ASC (Hardin-Simmons), CC (#12 Johns Hopkins), CUNYAC (Baruch), C2C (#18 Mary Washington), CCIW (North Central), CCC (Nichols), Empire 8 (Nazareth), GNAC (Eastern Nazarene), HCAC (Rose-Hulman), Landmark (Goucher), Liberty (#22 RPI), LEC (UMass Boston), Michigan (Kalamazoo), MACC (Lebanon Valley), MACF (Stevens), Midwest (Grinnell), Minnesota (#16 Gustavus Adolphus), NAC/UEC (St. Mary's), NESCAC (#4 Middlebury), NEWMAC (#30 MIT), NJAC (#39 UW-Whitewater), NCAC (#10 Denison), NACC (Illinois Tech), Northwest (#25 George Fox), Ohio (Ohio Northern), ODAC (Washington and Lee), PAC (Grove City), Skyline (Manhattanville), SAA (#33 Sewanee), SCIAC (#5 Claremont-M-S), SCAC (#8 Trinity), UAA (#1 Chicago), UMAC (UW-Superior), USA South (#14 North Carolina Wesleyan) Pool B (1): TBA. Pool C (7): TBA Women (49 teams) Pool A (39): AMCC (Pitt-Greensburg), ARC (Luther), ASC (#28 Texas-Dallas), CC (#26 Johns Hopkins), CUNYAC (Baruch), C2C (#15 Mary Washington), CCIW (North Central), CSAC (Cairn), CCC (Endicott), Empire 8 (Nazareth), GNAC (Colby-Sawyer), HCAC (Transylvania), Landmark (Drew), Liberty (#30 Skidmore), LEC (Rhode Island College), Michigan (#40 Hope), MACC (Lebanon Valley), MACF (Stevens), Midwest (#35 Grinnell), Minnesota (Carleton), NAC/UEC (St. Mary's), NESCAC (#3 Wesleyan), NEWMAC (#7 MIT), NJAC (#38 TCNJ), NAC (Husson), NCAC (#24 Denison), NACC (Illinois Tech), Northwest (#34 Linfield), Ohio (Otterbein), ODAC (#21 Washington and Lee), PAC (Franciscan), Skyline (Sarah Lawrence), SCIAC (#4 Claremont-M-S), SAA (#10 Sewanee), SCAC (#14 Trinity), SUNYAC (Oneonta), UAA (#1 Chicago), UMAC (Northwestern), USA South (Piedmont), WIAC (#36 UW-Whitewater) Pool B (1): TBA. Pool C (9): TBA EVENTS 5.  Calendar   May 10-13 - M/W Golf Championships 12-13 - NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Committee 17 - Championships Committee 17-18 - Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee 18 - Interpretations and Legislation Committee 23-29 - M/W Tennis Championships 26-31 - Softball Championship 27-28 - Rowing Championship 28-29 - Lacrosse (W) Championship 29 - Lacrosse (M) Championship NEWS 6.  Lightning Round   Eric Gregory, Gallaudet     Track and Field Gallaudet's Eric Gregory set a world record in winning the 200 at the CSAC championship. Gregory's mark of 20.62 is a world mark for a deaf athlete, bettering the old standard of 21.15 set by Wendell Gaskin Jr., in 1993.   Before the gun went off at the start of the Men’s 4×400 Relay at the OAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships, the score read – John Carroll 213, Mount Union 213. Track & field doesn’t get much better than that. The Purple Raiders brought home the title with Dylon Campbell, Justin Knoch, Tyler Gill and Matt McBride winning in 3:17.34 for Mount Union's 11th straight team crown.   Baseball Otterbein (27-12) swept a doubleheader from top-ranked Marietta (35-5), 7-3 and 11-8. The Cardinals capped off the day with a five-run rally in the ninth in the nightcap.   Lacrosse Tufts ended Middlebury's 42-game unbeaten streak with a 9-8 victory in the NESCAC women's championship game. Margie Carden scored five times for the Jumbos (15-3).  It is the first loss for a Panther women's stick sport during the 2021-22 calendar year. Field Hockey and Women's Ice Hockey finished with 22-0 and 27-0 marks, respectively, while lax fell to 17-1.   Salisbury snapped Christopher Newport's 16-game win streak, downing the No. 1 Captains (16-1), 15-10, in the Coast-to-Coast men's final. Jack Dowd had four goals and two assists for the Gulls (18-1).   Softball Avery Byrnes twirled her fourth no-hitter of the season to lead Cabrini to a 1-0 victory against Marywood in the Atlantic East Conference championship series. She had previously tossed a trio of five-inning no-nos.   Water Polo (W) Pomona-Pitzer defeated Whittier, 8-6, to win the Division III Collegiate Women's Water Polo national title. Namlhun Jachung had two goals and four assists.   Happy Birthday Cake and candles to Amanda Christovich, reporter for Front Office Sports, and Nate Wahle, assistant men's basketball coach at DePauw.   Do you know of someone celebrating a birthday this month? Drop us a line at D3Playbook@gmail.com.   TRANSACTIONS 7.  Comings and Goings   SPRINGFIELD - Kristin Cannon named head women's soccer coach WELLESLEY - Cailtin Pickul named head soccer coach   Thanks for starting your day with us. What did you think of today's newsletter?  Please invite your friends to sign up for D3Playbook   Sign Up for Free: D3Playbook

Copyright © 2022, D3Playbook.com All rights reserved.