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First 2011 NCAA Regional Rankings

7 Comments · Posted by d3football in General, NCAA, Regional rankings

The NCAA Division III Baseball Committee has released its first 2011 regional poll, through games of Sunday, April 25.

The first record is regional record, followed by overall record.

Central Region
1 Coe 18-9 20-10
2 Carthage 11-5 18-8
3 Buena Vista 17-9 18-11
4 Illinois Wesleyan 17-7 19-10
5 Augustana 12-9 19-9
6 Washington U. 25-15 25-16

Mid-Atlantic Region
1 Kean 25-2 29-5
2 Rowan 21-5-1 24-8-1
3 Keystone 17-6 20-9
4 Alvernia 25-5 27-5
5 New Jersey 15-6 20-8
6 Ramapo 21-6 25-7
7 Moravian 25-7 26-7
8 Misericordia 18-6 19-8
9 Rutgers-Newark 15-9 19-13

Mideast Region
1 Marietta 24-3 29-3
2 Heidelberg 23-7 27-7
3 Case Western Reserve 28-12 30-12
4 Adrian 21-6 24-6
5 Transylvania 15-5 18-7
6 Washington and Jefferson 13-8 15-13
7 Wooster 16-6 19-12

Midwest Region
1 UW-Whitewater 20-5 21-5
2 UW-Stevens Point 18-6 19-8
3 Macalester 15-6 17-9
4 Hamline 15-6 16-10
5 St. Scholastica 16-2 23-4
6 St. Olaf 17-8 19-10

New England Region
1 Eastern Connecticut 19-4 25-4
2 Tufts 13-1 19-5
3 Wheaton (Mass.) 23-7 25-7
4 Keene State 21-7 23-9
5 Amherst 18-5 18-6
6 Western New England 26-6 27-8
7 Bowdoin 15-6 19-7
8 MIT 17-10 19-10
9 Babson 25-11 25-11
10 Brandeis 17-10 20-13

New York Region
1 Cortland State 22-2 26-6
2 Oneonta State 19-10 20-11
3 Brockport State 16-7 19-9
4 RPI 16-9 17-10
5 St. John Fisher 17-4 19-6
6 Farmingdale State 17-7 18-11

South Region
1 Christopher Newport 29-5 39-5
2 Shenandoah 29-5 33-5
3 Piedmont 25-11 27-13
4 Maryville (Tenn.) 21-10 24-13
5 Methodist 19-12 28-14
6 Emory 24-13 26-17

West Region
1 Linfield 24-5 26-8
2 Texas-Tyler 30-4 33-4
3 Redlands 21-6 26-9
4 Chapman 15-8 24-10
5 Trinity (Texas) 27-10 33-11
6 Hardin-Simmons 24-10 28-11

The NCAA’s score reporting PDF files:
CENTRAL REGION

MIDDLE ATLANTIC REGION
MIDEAST REGION
MIDWEST REGION
NEW ENGLAND REGION
NEW YORK REGION
SOUTH REGION
WEST REGION

7 comments

  • Author comment by Ralph Turner · April 28, 2011 at 5:53 pm

    Wow! 8 Pool B teams in the Regional Rankings! The UAA has Brandeis, Emory, Case Western Reserve and Washington St Louis.

  • Author comment by Ralph Turner · April 30, 2011 at 12:20 am

    My first projections on the Pool C bids. Very rough draft, but it is a place for others to begin picking apart my picks.

    Assumptions:

    The highest ranked team in a conference will be assumed to have won the Conference tourney AQ. The MIAA has no tourney, so Adrian is given the AQ.

    The 38 Pool A bids come off the table, so the Pool B teams can be considered. Teams in bold have clinched.

    Let’s give the 2 Pool B bids to Mideast #3 CWRU and to South #3 Piedmont.

    I will award the 15 Pool C bids and project them as they might come off the table. #1 -#8 are arbitrary. HSU comes off last.

    [b]Central Region[/b]
    1 Coe 18-9 20-10 IIAC Pool A
    2 Carthage 11-5 18-8 CCIW Pool A
    3 Buena Vista 17-9 18-11 IIAC Pool C-1
    4 Illinois Wesleyan 17-7 19-10 CCIW Pool C
    5 Augustana 12-9 19-9 CCIW Pool C
    6 Washington U. 25-15 25-16 Pool B/C

    [b]Mid-Atlantic Region[/b]
    1 Kean 25-2 29-5 NJAC Pool A
    2 Rowan 21-5-1 24-8-1 NJAC Pool C-2
    3 Keystone 17-6 20-9 CSAC Pool A
    4 Alvernia 25-5 27-5 MAC Commonwealth Pool A
    5 New Jersey 15-6 20-8 NJAC Pool C-9
    6 Ramapo 21-6 25-7 NAJC Pool C
    7 Moravian 25-7 26-7 LAND Pool A
    8 Misericordia 18-6 19-8 MAC Freedom Pool A
    9 Rutgers-Newark 15-9 19-13 NJAC Pool C

    [b]Mideast Region[/b]
    1 Marietta 24-3 29-3 OAC Pool A
    2 Heidelberg 23-7 27-7 OAC Pool C-3
    3 Case Western Reserve 28-12 30-12 Pool B
    4 Adrian 21-6 24-6 MIAA Clinched
    5 Transylvania 15-5 18-7 HCAC Pool A
    6 Washington and Jefferson 13-8 15-13 Pres AC Pool A
    7 Wooster 16-6 19-12 NCAC Pool A

    [b]Midwest Region[/b]
    1 UW-Whitewater 20-5 21-5 WIAC Pool A
    2 UW-Stevens Point 18-6 19-8 WIAC Pool C-4
    3 Macalester 15-6 17-9 MIAC Pool A
    4 Hamline 15-6 16-10 MIAC Pool C-14
    5 St. Scholastica 16-2 23-4 UMAC Pool A
    6 St. Olaf 17-8 19-10 MIAC Pool C

    [b]New England Region[/b]
    1 Eastern Connecticut 19-4 25-4 LEC Pool A
    2 Tufts 13-1 19-5 NESCAC Pool A
    3 Wheaton (Mass.) 23-7 25-7 NEWMAC Pool A
    4 Keene State 21-7 23-9 LEC Pool C-5
    5 Amherst 18-5 18-6 NESCAC Pool C-10
    6 Western New England 26-6 27-8 CCC Pool A
    7 Bowdoin 15-6 19-7 NESCAC Pool C-11
    8 MIT 17-10 19-10 NEWMAC Pool C
    9 Babson 25-11 25-11 NEWMAC Pool C
    10 Brandeis 17-10 20-13 UAA Pool B/C

    [b]New York Region[/b]
    1 Cortland State 22-2 26-6 SUNYAC Pool A
    2 Oneonta State 19-10 20-11 SUNYAC Pool C-6
    3 Brockport State 16-7 19-9 SUNYAC Pool C-12
    4 RPI 16-9 17-10 LL Pool A
    5 St. John Fisher 17-4 19-6 E8 Pool B/C
    6 Farmingdale State 17-7 18-11 SKY Pool A

    [b]South Region[/b]
    1 Christopher Newport 29-5 39-5 USASouth Pool Clinched
    2 Shenandoah 29-5 33-5 USASouth Pool C-7
    3 Piedmont 25-11 27-13 GSAC Pool B
    4 Maryville (Tenn.) 21-10 24-13 GSAC Pool B/C-13
    5 Methodist 19-12 28-14 USASouth Pool C
    6 Emory 24-13 26-17 UAA Pool B/C

    [b]West Region[/b]
    1 Linfield 24-5 26-8 NWC Clinched
    2 Texas-Tyler 30-4 33-4 ASC Pool A
    3 Redlands 21-6 26-9 SCIAC Clinched
    4 Chapman 15-8 24-10 Indep Pool B/C-8
    5 Trinity (Texas) 27-10 33-11 SCAC Clinched
    6 Hardin-Simmons 24-10 28-11 ASC Pool C-15

  • Author comment by sludgemonkey · April 30, 2011 at 5:34 pm

    With Oshkosh destroying Whitewater this weekend, I expect they will get into the rankings.

  • Author comment by Ralph Turner · May 1, 2011 at 2:40 pm

    McMurry knocks UT-Tyler out of the ASC Tourney by sweeping the first round series 2 games to none.

    UT-Tyler finishes with an in-region record of 31-6.

  • Author comment by njbaseballalum13 · May 1, 2011 at 8:37 pm

    While I realize that this isn’t quite relevant, I was wondering if anyone knows how the NJAC tiebreakers work. This could affect the Pool C bids depending on how the tournament turns out. During my time in the NJAC it never came up.

    Ralph, if you know I would very much appreciate a reply.

    Thanks,
    NJBaseballAlum13

  • Author comment by narch · May 2, 2011 at 1:18 pm

    ralph – i think that salisbury state’s sweep of methodist this weekend will get them into the regional rankings in the south, perhaps leapfrogging maryville (which went 1-2 in their conference tourney) and emory (inactive since the regional rankings) – i know how i feel about salisbury as compared to other south region teams…perhaps you could address salisbury vs. other pool c candidates on the south region page on d3boards.com…thanks!

    salisbury is now 24-10 (.706) vs. .543 OWP/.531 OOWP (85 SOS rank)

    salisbury does have two big regional games left against hopkins (24-8 in region) and montclair (12-10 in region) – win, lose or draw, hopkins should help ssu’s OWP and montclair should help ssu’s OOWP

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