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written by STEVE ULRICH your must-read briefing on what's driving the day in NCAA Division III >> Good Morning DIII. One more sleep before we start handing out NCAA championship medals and trophies. >> Please Consider Making A Donation to D3Playbook. Help us keep this site free. Make a donation and to show the DIII community that you appreciate what D3Playbook has to offer you and your department.   I Want to Support D3Playbook TOP STORY 1. Stream, Stream, Stream Yesterday, we shared unique views from conference basketball championship games from around the country. Today, a look at first and second-round NCAA games for both men and women. Our thanks to those who provided the numbers. If you sent the numbers and were omitted, please accept our apologies. First Round - Men (received 15 of 16 sites) 4,574 - Rowan v. Cal Lutheran (YouTube) 3,603 - Hamilton v. Montclair State (BlueFrame) 3,587 - Hope v. Bethany Lutheran (BlueFrame) 3,535 - St. Norbert v. Carleton (YouTube) 3,194 - Case Western Reserve v. Arcadia (BoxCast) * 3,194 - UW-Whitewater v. Wabash (BoxCast) * 2,912 - Hampden-Sydney v. Emory (BoxCast) 2,907 - Tufts v. Widener (BlueFrame) 2,870 - Christopher Newport v. Farmingdale State (BoxCast) 2,746 - Wheaton (Ill.) v. Illinois College (YouTube) * CWRU reported 6,388 unique total for both games. We split among both. Second Round - Men (received 15 of 16 sites) 4,268 - UW-Oshkosh v. Hope (BlueFrame) 4,218 - Case Western Reserve v. UW-Whitewater (BoxCast) 3,864 - Keene State v. Tufts (BlueFrame) 3,401 - Randolph-Macon v. Scranton (BlueFrame) 3,261 - Rowan v. Utica (YouTube) 3,185 - Hampden-Sydney v. Christopher Newport (BoxCast) 2,809 - Middlebury v. Nichols (BlueFrame) 2,730 - Johns Hopkins v. Hamilton (BlueFrame) 2,358 - Mount Union v. Lancaster Bible (BoxCast) 2,257 - Washington (Mo.) v. North Park (BlueFrame) First Round - Women (received 12 of 16 sites) 3,800 - Hope v. St. Norbert (YouTube) 2,677 - Gustavus Adolphus v. Ohio Wesleyan (BlueFrame) 2,405 - Trinity (Texas) v. UT-Dallas (YouTube) 2,300 - Wartburg v. Baldwin Wallace (YouTube) 2,070 - Whitman v. UW-Eau Claire (BoxCast) 2,003 - Scranton vs. St. Joseph's ME (BlueFrame) 1,853 - Hardin-Simmons v. Redlands (YouTube) 1,517 - NYU v. Greensboro (BlueFrame) 1,483 - UW-Whitewater v. Webster (BlueFrame) 1,419 - Cortland v. Saint Vincent (BlueFrame) Second Round - Women (received 12 of 16 sites) 4,800 - Hope v. Wartburg (YouTube) 2,392 - Scranton v. Rhode Island College (Blue Frame) 2,359 - Trinity (Texas) v. Hardin-Simmons (YouTube) 2,340 - UW-Whitewater v. Gustavus Adolphus (BlueFrame) 1,498 - NYU v. Messiah (BlueFrame) 1,460 - Chicago v. Whitman (BoxCast) 1,427 - DeSales v. Mary Washington (BlueFrame) 1,353 - Trinity (Conn.) v. Cortland (BlueFrame) 1,153 - Babson v. New Paltz (BlueFrame) 1,001 - Christopher Newport v. Elizabethtown (BlueFrame) >> Sharing Is Caring: SIDs, please forward your missing numbers to D3Playbook@gmail.com. We'll be happy to share the complete numbers with all who share with us. A MESSAGE FROM CHI ALPHA SIGMA     Chi Alpha Sigma is the only national scholar-athlete society that celebrates four-year collegiate student-athletes who have excelled in both the classroom and in athletic competition. Founded in 1996 and with 320 active chapters nationwide, Chi Alpha Sigma recognizes undergraduate college student-athletes who participate in a sport at the varsity intercollegiate level, achieve junior academic standing or higher after their fifth full time semester, and earn a 3.4 or higher cumulative grade point average. To apply for your chapter today contact Executive Director, Kellen Wells-Mangold, at kellen@ncahs.org or visit chialphasigma.org. SPONSORS 2. DICK'S Signs Partnership Deal With NCAA    by Gail Dent, NCAA "DICK'S Sporting Goods and the NCAA today announced a corporate partnership making DICK'S the official sporting goods retail partner of the NCAA, which includes all 90 of its men's and women's championships. The expansive partnership is the most recent step in a concerted effort by DICK'S Sporting Goods to illustrate the power of sports and the impact they can have. The partnership tips off with this year's March Madness tournaments, where DICK'S Sporting Goods will activate the sponsorship through media investments, which include courtside signs and exclusive content production, along with access to multiple NCAA championships, reaching millions of fans in person and at home.  >> Situational Awareness: As an official retail partner, DICK'S Sporting Goods will receive product category exclusive access to official NCAA licensed merchandise for promotional purposes available only to official NCAA Corporate Champions and Partners.  >> What They're Saying: "DICK'S Sporting Goods and the NCAA form a wonderful partnership that will help enhance all 90 championships," said Dan Gavitt, NCAA senior vice president of basketball. We look forward to working together on our collective goals, which center around supporting student-athletes and their overall achievements." >> Quotable: "We are excited to partner with the NCAA in our pursuit to change lives through sport for athletes and fans alike," said Ed Plummer, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at DICK'S Sporting Goods. >> Continue Reading A MESSAGE FROM D3PLAYBOOK Help us help you. We are glad that you are enjoying D3Playbook. Now won't you help us continue our work? Your gift helps us offset the costs of operating the newsletter and enable us to continue to provide the quality you have come to expect. Please contribute today.   Make a Donation to D3Playbook TRACK AND FIELD 3. Meet Preview Here are the top seeds for this weekend's Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships in Birmingham, Ala. Men 60: Sam Blaskowski (UW-La Crosse), 6.65 200: Blaskowski (UWL), 20.92 400: Cheickna Traore (Ramapo), 47.45 800: Mike Jasa (Loras), 1:48.78 Mile: Ryan Wilson (MIT), 3:55.29 3000: Alex Phillip (John Carroll), 7:53.24 5000: Christian Patzka (UW-Whitewater), 13:40.26 Hurdles: Eli Etherton (Nebraska Wesleyan), 7.99 4x400: Nebraska Wesleyan, 3:12.53 DMR: Loras, 9:39.80 High Jump: Samuel Hetrick (PSU Behrend), 2.15m Pole Vault: Dominic Mikula (Ithaca), 5.13m  Long Jump: Derik Bunten (Loras), 7.58m Triple Jump: Shevaughn Allen (Buffalo State), 15.48m Shot: Joseph White (Carthage), 18.31m Weight: White (Carthage), 21.92m Heptathlon: Jackson Anderson (Williams), 5194 >> Men's Entries >> Heat Sheets Women 60: Adalia Coleman (Bridgewater), 7.54 200: Kenadee Wayt (Mount Union), 24.40 400: Grace Devanny (Wesleyan), 55.26 800: Emma Kelley (Washington U), 2:08.29 Mile: Clara Mayfield (Carleton), 4:47.36 3000: Fiona Smith (Saint Benedict), 9:23.31 5000: Smith (CSB), 16:28.97 Hurdles: Birgen Nelson (Gustavus Adolphus), 8.35 4x400: UW-La Crosse, 3:45.87 DMR: Chicago, 11:31.73 High Jump: Jaidyn Appel (Tufts), 1.77m Pole Vault: Gracie Holland (UW-Whitewater), 4.00m Long Jump: Lia Rotti (Tufts), 5.90m Triple Jump: Victoria Kadiri (Johns Hopkins), 12.38m Shot: Catie Fobbe (UW-Eau Claire), 14.95m Weight: Skye Digman (UW-La Crosse), 19.44m Pentathlon: Logan Bruce (Ithaca), 3722 >> Women's Entries >> Heat Sheets A MESSAGE FROM PLUM DELUXE TEA     Plum Deluxe Tea Plum Deluxe is well known for its tea of the month club, the leading tea subscription and one of the most well-liked “surprise and delight” subscriptions. Subscribe today to get 20% off! Powered by Swapstack ICE HOCKEY (W) 4. First Round NCAA Results Three teams advanced to Saturday's national women's ice hockey quarterfinals with first-round victories. (7) Middlebury d. (23) Suffolk 4-0  Avery McInerny scored twice and added an assist for the Panthers (17-7-3) who travel to Plattsburgh to face the #2 Cardinals on Saturday (5) Hamilton d. (15) Nazareth, 3-1 Nancy Loh had a goal and an assist while Evie Sheridan made 13 saves as the Continentals (21-5-2) moved into the quarterfinals against #4 Adrian. (8) Colby d. (13) Norwich, 5-2 The Mules (18-7) jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one period and cruised past the Cadets to advance to the Elite Eight opposite NESCAC rival #1 Amherst. >> Complete Bracket STREAMING 5.  Thursday's Watchlist What we're watching today online.   BSB: #17 Cortland (5-3) vs. #20 Marietta (5-4), 4:00 (audio)   MVB: #5 Springfield (17-2) vs. #10 New Paltz (15-6), 6:00   WLX: Claremont-M-S (2-0) vs. #20 Pomona-Pitzer (4-0), 10:00 NEWS 6.  Lightning Round    News Chicago's Sylwia Mikos was named the most outstanding player of the ITA Division III Women's National Indoor Championship   Oberlin's Lauren Mills and Shenandoah's Ashley MacFarlane were named the IWLCA Division III Players of the Week   Happy Birthday Cake and candles for Marie Stroman, Commissioner, Colonial States Athletic Conference; and Robert Vogel, associate AD, Alverno. Do you know someone celebrating a birthday soon? Drop us a line at D3Playbook@gmail.com. TRANSACTIONS 7.  Comings and Goings   AVERETT - Dave Calcutta named assistant football coach ITHACA - Camryn Bancroft named assistant volleyball coach SALISBURY - Gerry DiBartolo announced his retirement as athletic director effective June 30 SOUTHERN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - Announced addition of indoor track and field as a championship sport in 2024 UW-PLATTEVILLE - James Akita named head cross country coach Had a position change in your department? Let us know. Thanks for starting your day with us.  What did you think of today's newsletter? Please invite your friends to sign up for D3Playbook

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