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NCAA’s 2011 regional rankings, Week 3

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The third men’s and women’s regional rankings of the 2010-11 season have been released. For women’s rankings, scroll down.

More about what regional rankings mean
The basics on the NCAA Tournament
Week 1 regional rankings
Week 2 regional rankings

The first record is in-region record, followed by overall record. Through games of Feb. 13.

Atlantic Region
1 Ramapo 17-3 18-5
2 Kean 16-5 17-7
3 Mount Saint Mary (N.Y.) 17-5 17-5
4 SUNY-Purchase 19-4 19-4
5 St. Joseph’s (L.I.) 17-3 19-3

East Region
1 Oswego State 19-3 19-3
2 Rochester 17-3 18-4
3 Stevens 17-5 17-5
4 Ithaca 16-5 17-5
5 Hobart 18-4 18-5
6 Medaille 18-4 18-5

Great Lakes Region
1 Wooster 18-2 21-2
2 Hope 14-1 18-5
3 Marietta 18-2 21-2
4 Penn State-Behrend 20-2 20-3
5 Wittenberg 14-3 17-5
6 Thiel 14-3 17-6

Middle Atlantic Region
1 La Roche 20-2 21-2
2 Cabrini 19-4 19-4
3 St. Mary’s (Md.) 17-3 19-5
4 Wesley 15-3 16-7
5 DeSales 16-5 18-5
6 Gwynedd-Mercy 17-4 18-5
7 Franklin and Marshall 17-4 19-4
8 Keystone 18-5 18-5
9 Alvernia 14-5 15-5

Midwest Region
1 Augustana 21-1 22-1
2 Concordia (Wis.) 17-2 19-3
3 Hanover 17-5 17-5
4 Edgewood 16-5 16-7
5 Manchester 16-5 17-6
6 Illinois Wesleyan 15-6 16-6
7 Anderson 14-6 16-7
8 Milwaukee Engineering 16-6 17-6

Northeast Region
1 Williams 21-1 22-1
2 Middlebury 18-1 20-1
3 WPI 20-2 20-3
4 Becker 20-3 20-3
5 Amherst 20-2 21-2
6 Western Connecticut State 18-4 19-4
7 Rhode Island College 15-7 15-7
8 Elms 14-6 16-7
9 MIT 16-6 16-7
10 Brandeis 15-7 15-7
11 Eastern Connecticut State 14-6 16-7

South Region
1 Virginia Wesleyan 17-2 20-2
2 Randolph-Macon 18-4 20-4
3 Ferrum 18-3 21-3
4 Texas-Dallas 16-4 17-5
5 Emory 17-4 18-4
6 Centre 15-4 17-4
7 North Carolina Wesleyan 12-4 17-6
8 Eastern Mennonite 12-4 18-4

West Region
1 Whitworth 23-0 23-0
2 St. Thomas 18-3 19-3
3 UW-Stevens Point 19-3 20-3
4 UW-River Falls 17-3 19-4
5 Chapman 14-1 19-3
6 Carleton 15-5 15-7
7 Whitman 12-4 17-6
8 Lewis and Clark 11-4 17-6
9 St. Olaf 15-6 16-6

Men’s regional score reporting forms:
Atlantic  |  East  |  Great Lakes  |  Middle Atlantic  |  Midwest  |  Northeast  |  South  |  West

Women’s rankings
Women’s rankings have in-region record first, followed by overall record.
Atlantic Region
1. Kean 16-1 20-3
2. Mount Saint Mary 20-2 20-2
3. William Paterson 18-3 19-3
4. Richard Stockton 16-7 17-7
5. Baruch 19-3 20-3
6. Gallaudet 18-1 20-1

Central Region
1. Illinois Wesleyan 15-3 18-4
2. UW-Stevens Point 21-2 21-2
3. UW-Whitewater 15-5 18-5
4. Chicago 19-3 19-3
5. UW-La Crosse 17-5 18-5
6. Wisconsin Lutheran 19-3 20-3

East Region
1. Rochester 15-5 17-5
2. Medaille 20-2 20-2
3. Geneseo State 17-2 19-3
4. Ithaca 16-3 17-5
5. Cortland State 17-4 17-4
6. Oneonta State 16-5 17-6

Great Lakes Region
1. Thomas More 22-0 23-0
2. Hope 19-1 22-1
3. Calvin 15-1 19-4
4. Denison 21-0 23-0
5. Hanover 20-1 21-1
6. DePauw 17-2 20-3

Mid-Atlantic Region
1. Lebanon Valley 21-2 21-2
2. Juniata 17-3 17-6
3. Johns Hopkins 19-4 19-4
4. Gettysburg 17-5 18-5
5. Messiah 14-5 14-6
6. Muhlenberg 17-5 17-5

Northeast Region
1. Amherst 23-1 23-1
2. Bowdoin 20-3 20-4
3. Colby 18-4 20-4
4. Williams 18-4 20-4
5. Babson 21-0 23-0
6. Western Connecticut State 17-2 19-3
7. Bates 15-6 17-7
8. Tufts 16-5 17-5
9. Southern Maine 15-6 15-8
10. Eastern Connecticut State 17-4 17-6

South Region
1. Greensboro 22-0 23-0
2. Louisiana College 19-1 21-1
3. Christopher Newport 18-3 20-3
4. Bridgewater (Va.) 17-3 19-3
5. Randolph-Macon 17-4 17-6
6. Maryville (Tenn.) 20-2 20-4

West Region
1. Coe 19-3 20-3
2. Chapman 14-3 20-4
3. Lewis and Clark 14-3 18-5
4. Simpson 16-4 18-5
5. Wartburg 19-3 20-3
6. George Fox 13-3 18-5

NCAA’s 2011 regional rankings, Week 2

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The second men’s and women’s regional rankings of the 2010-11 season have been released. For women’s rankings, scroll down.

More about what regional rankings mean
The basics on the NCAA Tournament
Week 1 regional rankings

The first record is overall record, followed by in-region record. Through games of Feb. 6.

Men’s rankings
Atlantic Region
1 Ramapo 17-4 16-2
2 Kean 15-7 14-5
3 Mount Saint Mary 15-5 15-5
4 SUNY-Purchase 16-4 16-4
5 Montclair State 17-5 11-5
East
1 Oswego State 16-3 16-3
2 Rochester 16-4 15-3
3 Hobart 16-4 16-3
4 Stevens 15-5 15-5
5 Ithaca 15-5 14-5
6 Plattsburgh State 14-6 13-4
Great Lakes
1 Wooster 20-1 17-1
2 Hope 16-5 12-1
3 Wabash 17-4 16-4
4 Marietta 19-2 16-2
5 Penn State-Behrend 18-2 18-1
6 Thiel 15-6 12-3
Middle Atlantic
1 La Roche 19-2 18-2
2 Wesley 15-6 14-2
3 St. Mary’s (Md.) 18-4 15-2
4 Elizabethtown 16-4 15-4
5 Cabrini 16-4 16-4
6 Keystone 16-4 16-4
7 DeSales 16-5 14-5
8 Gwynedd-Mercy 16-4 15-3
9 Franklin and Marshall 17-4 15-4
Midwest
1 Augustana (Ill.) 20-1 19-1
2 Concordia (Wis.) 17-3 15-2
3 Hanover 15-5 15-5
4 Illinois Wesleyan 15-5 14-5
5 Edgewood 14-7 14-5
6 Manchester 15-6 14-5
7 Milwaukee School of Engineering 15-5 14-5
8 St. Norbert 16-4 16-4
Northeast
1 Williams 21-1 19-1
2 Middlebury 18-1 16-1
3 Amherst 20-0 19-0
4 Western Connecticut State 19-2 18-2
5 WPI 18-3 18-2
6 Becker 17-3 17-3
7 Elms 15-6 13-5
8 Rhode Island College 13-7 13-7
9 Brandeis 13-6 13-6
10 Bowdoin 13-7 13-7
11 MIT 15-6 15-5
South
1 Virginia Wesleyan 19-1 16-1
2 Randolph-Macon 19-3 17-3
3 Ferrum 19-2 16-2
4 Mary Hardin-Baylor 17-4 17-4
5 Texas-Dallas 16-5 15-4
6 Emory 16-4 15-4
7 Centre 15-4 13-4
8 North Carolina Wesleyan 15-6 10-4
West
1 Whitworth 21-0 21-0
2 St. Thomas 18-2 17-2
3 UW-River Falls 19-3 17-2
4 UW-Stevens Point 18-3 17-3
5 Chapman 18-3 14-1
6 Carleton 13-7 13-5
7 Whitman 15-6 10-4
8 Lewis and Clark 15-6 9-4
9 St. Olaf 15-6 14-6

Women’s rankings
Women’s rankings have in-region record first, followed by overall record.

Atlantic
1. Kean 16-1 19-3
2. Mount Saint Mary (New York) 18-2 18-2
3. William Paterson 17-3 18-3
4. Gallaudet 17-0 19-0
5. Richard Stockton 14-6 15-7
6. Baruch 16-3 17-3

Central
1. Illinois Wesleyan 13-3 16-4
2. UW-Stevens Point 19-2 19-2
3. UW-La Crosse 16-5 17-5
4. UW-Whitewater 13-5 16-5
5. Chicago 17-3 17-3
6. Washington U. 14-2 17-3

East
1. Medaille 19-2 19-2
2. Rochester 14-4 16-4
3. Geneseo State 16-1 18-2
4. Cortland State 14-4 14-4
5. Ithaca 14-3 15-5
6. Oneonta State 15-4 16-5

Great Lakes
1. Thomas More 20-0 21-0
2. Hope 17-1 20-1
3. Calvin 14-1 18-4
4. Denison 19-0 21-0
5. Hanover 18-1 19-1
6. DePauw 14-1 18-3

Mid-Atlantic
1. Lebanon Valley 19-1 20-1
2. Juniata 16-3 16-6
3. Johns Hopkins 17-4 17-4
4. Gettysburg 15-5 16-5
5. Messiah 12-4 13-6
6. Widener 14-5 15-6

Northeast
1. Amherst 21-1 21-1
2. Bowdoin 18-3 18-4
3. Babson 19-0 21-0
4. Colby 15-4 17-4
5. Williams 17-3 19-3
6. Western Connecticut 15-2 17-3
7. Bates 15-5 17-6
8. Southern Maine 14-5 14-7
9. Eastern Connecticut 15-4 15-6
10. Tufts 14-5 15-5

South
1. Greensboro 20-0 21-0
2. Christopher Newport 17-2 19-2
3. Louisiana College 16-1 18-1
4. Randolph-Macon 17-2 17-4
5. Bridgewater (Va.) 15-3 17-3
6. Texas-Dallas 16-4 17-4

West
1. Coe 18-2 19-2
2. Chapman 12-3 18-4
3. Simpson 15-3 17-4
4. Lewis and Clark 12-3 16-5
5. Wartburg 18-3 19-3
6. Puget Sound 14-3 17-4

NCAA’s 2011 regional rankings, Week 1

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The first men’s and women’s regional rankings of the 2010-11 season have been released. Scroll down for women’s rankings.

Need to know more about the regional rankings process and what they mean? Check our blog post. Need to know more about the NCAA Tournament? Check out our NCAA Tournament FAQ.

The first record is overall record, followed by in-region record.

Men’s rankings
Atlantic Region
1 Ramapo 16-4 15-2
2 Kean 14-6 13-4
3 Staten Island 14-4 13-3
4 St. Joseph’s (L.I.) 15-2 13-2
5 Montclair State 16-4 10-4

East Region
1 Oswego State 14-3 14-3
2 Ithaca 15-4 14-4
3 Rochester 14-4 13-3
4 Hobart 14-4 14-3
5 Plattsburgh State 12-5 11-3
6 Stevens 12-5 12-5

Great Lakes Region
1 Wooster 19-0 16-0
2 Hope 14-5 10-1
3 Wabash 16-3 15-3
4 Marietta 17-2 14-2
5 Wittenberg 14-5 11-3
6 Penn State-Behrend 16-2 16-1

Mid-Atlantic Region
1 Elizabethtown 15-3 14-3
2 La Roche 17-2 16-2
3 Wesley 13-6 12-1
4 St. Mary’s (Md.) 15-4 12-2
5 Cabrini 13-4 13-4
6 Keystone 14-3 14-3
7 DeSales 14-5 12-5
8 Gwynedd-Mercy 13-4 12-3
9 Franklin and Marshall 15-4 14-4

Midwest Region
1 Augustana (Ill.) 19-0 18-0
2 Concordia (Wis.) 16-2 15-2
3 Illinois Wesleyan 14-5 13-5
4 Edgewood 13-6 13-4
5 Hanover 13-5 13-5
6 St. Norbert 15-3 15-3
7 Anderson (Ind.) 14-5 12-4
8 Milwaukee Engineering 14-5 13-5

South Region
1 Virginia Wesleyan 18-1 14-1
2 Randolph-Macon 17-3 15-3
3 Ferrum 18-2 16-2
4 Centre 15-3 13-3
5 Mary Hardin-Baylor 15-4 15-4
6 Texas-Dallas 14-5 13-4
7 Emory 14-4 14-4
8 East Texas Baptist 13-5 12-5

Northeast Region
1 Williams 19-1 17-1
2 Middlebury 16-1 14-1
3 Amherst 18-0 17-0
4 Western Connecticut State 17-2 16-2
5 WPI 17-3 17-2
6 Becker 16-3 16-3
7 Elms 13-5 11-4
8 Eastern Connecticut State 13-5 11-4
9 Brandeis 13-4 13-4
10 Bowdoin 12-5 12-5
11 Rhode Island College 12-7 12-7

West Region
1 Whitworth 19-0 19-0
2 St. Thomas 17-1 16-1
3 UW-River Falls 18-2 16-1
4 UW-Stevens Point 17-3 16-3
5 Chapman 17-3 14-1
6 Lewis and Clark 14-5 12-5
7 Gustavus Adolphus 12-6 11-5
8 Carleton 11-7 11-5
9 Augsburg 12-6 12-6

For women’s basketball, the committee ranks the top six eligible teams from each region, with the exception of the Northeast region, which ranks 10 teams.

The first record is in-region record, followed by overall record.

Atlantic Region
1. Kean 14-0 17-2
2. Mount Saint Mary 17-2 17-2
3. William Paterson 15-3 16-3
4. Gallaudet 16-0 18-0
5. Richard Stockton 12-5 13-6
6. Baruch 15-3 16-3

Central Region
1. Illinois Wesleyan 12-3 15-4
2. UW-Stevens Point 18-2 18-2
3. UW-Whitewater 13-3 16-3
4. Chicago 15-3 15-3
5. Washington U. 12-2 15-3
6. Millikin 14-4 14-5

East Region
1. Medaille 17-2 17-2
2. Rochester 12-4 14-4
3. Geneseo State 13-1 15-2
4. New Paltz State 11-5 11-7
5. Oneonta State 14-2 15-3
6. Cortland State 13-4 13-4

Great Lakes Region
1. Thomas More 18-0 19-0
2. Denison 17-0 19-0
3. Calvin 13-0 17-3
4. Hanover 16-1 17-1
5. Hope 15-1 18-1
6. St. Vincent 15-2 17-2

Mid-Atlantic Region
1. Lebanon Valley 15-1 18-1
2. Johns Hopkins 16-3 16-3
3. Juniata 14-3 14-6
4. Widener 13-4 14-5
5. Messiah 11-4 12-6
6. Scranton 12-3 14-5

Northeast Region
1. Amherst 18-1 19-1
2. Williams 17-1 19-1
3. Babson 17-0 19-0
4. Bowdoin 15-3 15-4
5. Western Connecticut State 14-2 16-3
6. Bates 14-4 16-5
7. Eastern Connecticut State 13-4 13-6
8. Colby 12-4 14-4
9. Southern Maine 13-4 13-6
10. Tufts 14-3 15-3

South Region
1. Greensboro 17-0 18-0
2. Christopher Newport 16-2 18-2
3. Louisiana College 15-1 17-1
4. Randolph-Macon 14-2 14-4
5. Roanoke 11-3 11-4
6. Texas-Dallas 15-4 16-4

West Region
1. Coe 16-2 17-2
2. Lewis and Clark 11-2 15-4
3. Simpson 15-2 17-3
4. St. Benedict 14-3 16-3
5. Wartburg 16-3 17-3
6. Puget Sound 12-3 15-4

Playoff primer: Pool B, Pool C

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From now until the end of the regular season you may well see a lot of Division III buzzwords floating about on our front page, here in the Daily Dose and on our message boards. Pool A, Pool B, Pool C, OWP, OOWP … what do those all mean?

  • First weekly NCAA regional rankings posted

    • Pool A, Pool B and Pool C are the labels given to groups (also known as Pools) of bids awarded to the playoffs. The field is 61 men’s teams and 64 women’s teams culminating in the Final Four and national title games in Salem, Va. (men) and Bloomington, Ill. (women).

    Understanding Pool A is fairly simple — let’s just pretend that ‘A’ stands for automatic. Those are the automatic bids that are awarded. There are 42 conferences with men’s automatic bids and 43 conferences with women’s automatic bids. Every conference other than the UAA awards its automatic bid to the winner of a conference tournament.

    If you are not in one of those conferences, there is one bid set aside for you, which is what’s referred to as Pool B. The best team out of that group, which includes independents and (for men only) the Great South Athletic Conference teams, gets a bid as well.

    Every eligible team not already selected is dropped into Pool C, which consists of 18 men’s and 20 women’s at-large bids. At-large bids are determined using the NCAA’s criteria, which includes regional winning percentage, strength of schedule, head-to-head competition, results against common opponents and results against regionally ranked teams.

    If your conference has an automatic bid and your team doesn’t win it, then you are only eligible for Pool C bids. If your conference doesn’t have an automatic bid, you are eligible for Pool B or, if you don’t make that cut, Pool C.

    Q: Why is the women’s tournament 64 but the men’s only 61?
    A:     There are more schools with women’s basketball teams than men’s basketball teams. As more schools join Division III (or more women’s-only schools go co-ed), the men’s tournament will grow to 64. In fact, we only need one more eligible team to get a 62-team men’s basketball NCAA Tournament field.

    Q: How can my team guarantee it will get into the playoffs?
    A:     Win your conference’s automatic bid. There’s no guarantees otherwise.

    Q: If the two best teams are in the same region, will they be placed in separate brackets?
    A:     This is at least possible, but highly unlikely. They don’t seed this tournament like a D-I tournament, unfortunately. Teams are placed in groups according to geography and seeded, though keeping teams from having to travel 500 miles in the first round is more important to the NCAA than maintaining proper matchups. We can expect from history that the women’s basketball committee will do its best to separate the top teams. The history in men’s basketball is mixed at best.

    Q: There are a lot of criteria to go through. How can I tell where my team stands?
    A:     The NCAA releases regional rankings over the final weeks of the regular season, starting today. However, being No. 6 in one region doesn’t necessarily mean you’re ahead of a team that’s No. 7 in one of the other seven.

    Q: So if I’m ranked seventh in these rankings, I’m in the playoffs?
    A:     No. There are still the 42/43 automatic bids. They’ll all get in first. Take the automatic bids out of the rankings (and keep in mind some conferences don’t have anyone in these rankings) and one Pool B team, then the remaining 18/20 get in.

    Q: We’re ranked in the D3hoops.com Top 25. Sin    ce the bracket has more than 60 teams, we should be in, right?
    A:     Unfortunately, no. We would love to be able to say that’s the case, but remember that there are still all those automatic bids. Plus, the NCAA doesn’t agree with us as to who the best at-large teams are.

    Q: Can you explain more about the various playoff selection/regional ranking criteria?
    A:     Absolutely. We have a whole section of our FAQ devoted to the NCAA Tournament, with that and game dates and the list of conferences with automatic bids.

    Q: I have a question you haven’t answered. What do I do?
    A:     E-mail info@d3sports.com and/or post below in the comments section.

    Final 2010 regional rankings

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    As promised in the championship handbooks, a final set men’s and women’s regional rankings for the 2009-10 season have been released.

    Remember there are three ways a game can be classified as in region.

    Through games of Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010.

    Men’s rankings

    Atlantic Region
    1. William Paterson 24-2 25-2
    2. Merchant Marine 22-4 23-4
    3. Richard Stockton 19-6 20-7
    4. Rutgers-Newark 16-6 20-7
    5. SUNY-Old Westbury 20-7 20-7

    East Region
    1. St. John Fisher 21-5 22-5
    2. Plattsburgh State 20-6 21-7
    3. Medaille 22-4 23-4
    4. Oneonta State 21-6 22-6
    5. Nazareth 17-8 18-9
    6. Ithaca 15-7 18-8

    Great Lakes Region
    1. Wooster 23-4 23-5
    2. Hope 16-3 21-7
    3. Wilmington (Ohio) 20-6 21-7
    4. John Carroll 18-6 20-6
    5. Calvin 15-4 19-9
    6. Wittenberg 17-7 21-7

    Middle Atlantic Region
    1. St. Mary’s (Md.) 22-3 24-3
    2. Albright 20-5 21-5
    3. Cabrini 25-2 25-2
    4. Franklin and Marshall 23-4 23-4
    5. DeSales 21-4 22-5
    6. Lycoming 17-6 21-6
    7. Wesley 16-6 19-8
    8. Messiah 15-6 16-9
    9. York (Pa.) 17-7 19-7

    Midwest Region
    1. Washington U. 20-2 23-2
    2. Carthage 18-3 22-5
    3. St. Norbert 21-3 22-3
    4. Illinois Wesleyan 19-7 20-7
    5. Defiance 21-5 23-5
    6. Wheaton (Ill.) 17-8 18-8
    7. Anderson 20-5 22-5
    8. Augustana 16-9 16-10

    Northeast Region
    1. Williams 24-0 26-1
    2. Middlebury 20-3 24-3
    3. Rhode Island College 20-7 20-7
    4. Brandeis 19-6 19-6
    5. MIT 21-3 22-4
    6. Colby 17-5 19-6
    7. Bridgewater State 18-5 19-7
    8. Gordon 23-4 24-4
    9. Western Connecticut State 18-7 19-7
    10. WPI 19-7 20-7
    11. Albertus Magnus 22-5 22-6

    South Region
    1. Guilford 26-2 26-2
    2. Eastern Mennonite 18-3 22-4
    3. Texas-Dallas 22-4 23-5
    4. Randolph-Macon 16-6 22-6
    5. Virginia Wesleyan 20-5 22-5
    6. Maryville (Tenn.) 16-3 23-4
    7. Austin 20-7 20-7
    8. Mary Hardin-Baylor 22-5 22-6

    West Region
    1. Whitworth 23-2 25-2
    2. UW-Stevens Point 22-4 23-4
    3. UW-Whitewater 22-5 22-5
    4. St. Thomas 20-4 23-3
    5. Central 21-2 23-4
    6. Chapman 17-1 23-2
    7. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 17-5 21-6
    8. Carleton 19-9 19-9
    9. UW-La Crosse 16-8 17-9

    Women’s Rankings
    Atlantic Region Record Overall Record
    1. Kean 25-0 26-1
    2. Marymount 23-1 26-1
    3. William Paterson 25-2 25-2
    4. Farmingdale State 25-1 25-1
    5. Mount Saint Mary 21-5 22-5
    6. Mary Washington 20-4 21-5

    Central Region Record Overall Record
    1. Illinois Wesleyan 23-1 26-1
    2. Washington U. 20-2 23-2
    3. Carthage 19-3 22-4
    4. UW-Stevens Point 19-6 21-6
    5. Chicago 19-6 19-6
    6. UW-Whitewater 19-6 20-7

    East Region Record Overall Record
    1. Ithaca 22-3 22-5
    2. Rochester 17-6 19-6
    3. Medaille 24-1 25-2
    4. Cortland State 24-3 25-3
    5. RPI 14-9 17-10
    6. Utica 20-6 21-6

    Great Lakes Region Record Overall Record
    1. Hope 24-0 27-1
    2. Thomas More 25-2 25-3
    3. DePauw 22-2 25-3
    4. Mount Union 21-4 24-4
    5. Washington and Jefferson 23-3 23-4
    6. Calvin 19-3 24-4

    Mid-Atlantic Region Record Overall Record
    1. Moravian 25-2 25-2
    2. Messiah 21-3 23-4
    3. Lebanon Valley 23-3 23-4
    4. McDaniel 20-6 20-6
    5. Muhlenberg 21-5 21-5
    6. Scranton 20-5 22-5

    Northeast Region Record Overall Record
    1. Amherst 27-0 27-0
    2. Colby 20-4 23-4
    3. Bowdoin 17-6 20-6
    4. Tufts 17-4 20-5
    5. Williams 18-6 18-7
    6. Emmanuel 20-5 22-5
    7. Western Connecticut 21-5 22-5
    8. University of New England 22-5 23-5
    9. Southern Maine 20-8 20-8
    10. Babson 25-3 25-3

    South Region Record Overall Record
    1. Christopher Newport 27-0 28-0
    2. Louisiana College 21-2 24-2
    3. Roanoke 21-3 23-3
    4. Howard Payne 21-7 21-7
    5. Ferrum 19-6 21-7
    6. Mary Hardin-Baylor 20-6 21-6

    West Region Record Overall Record
    1. George Fox 19-1 25-2
    2. Puget Sound 18-3 23-4
    3. Redlands 21-4 22-5
    4. Simpson 18-4 22-5
    5. Gustavus Adolphus 20-5 20-6
    6. St. Thomas 21-7 21-7