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sethhpu

Here is the tourney bracket

UMHB
vs
ETBU

UTD
vs
McM

Ozarks
vs
HPU

HSU
vs
MC
Defense wins championships

Ralph Turner

#2161
Seth, you said it.  "Defense wins Championships."

Today McM's Maigen Sawyer held Concordia's Kassandra Bills to 1 of 16 FG's.  Lanean Harris for CUA is in only in double figures at 10 points because she went 6-12 at the charity stripe.  Otherwise, she was 2-9 on FG's.  CUA was only 5 of 27 in the second half on FG's, 18%.  :o

Maigen Sawyer held Meia Daniels scoreless and does a 1 for 16 on Bills.  That is championship defense!  I think I finally realize that Coaches Nichols and Densman have found this team's strength to be defense.  That is fine with me.

I like where LIB is!  Let's go!

Any predictions on the attendance at the HPU-HSU women's game?  :)

sethhpu

Ralph

I do believe defense wins championships, but it has to be team defense. Funny how Maigen Sawyer held Meia scoreless in Brownwood, but HPU still won the game. One great defender doesn't win a championship. HPU's foundation is team defense and has played championship defense every game of the season, take away the second half of the McM game in Abilene. I think the attendance for the HPU-HSU game, if both teams win, could be around 3,000.
Defense wins championships

CUAfan

Good luck to everyone who made the dance. :)

If someone from the East wins the tourney, what are the odds that the three ranked teams from the West still make it?
Let's go 'Nados!

mcmfan

So far, the point differentials I've noted at various times on this board have been accurate predictors of game outcomes.  Early in the season, I noted that HPU was outscoring McM and HSU against common opponents by a factor of 2 or 3 to 1.  HPU ended up winning the West division.  So, time for another prediction: HSU beats HPU on Saturday (assuming both win their Friday games).  Reason: the point spreads indicate that HPU no longer has the crushing advantage that it had at the start of the season.  The winning margins from the last 4 games:
HPU CUA +31    HSU CUA +40
HPU UMHB +7   HSU UMHB +28
HPU SU +61      HSU SU +31
HPU TLU +47    HSU TLU +53
HPU outscored HSU only against Schreiner.  These are not the point spreads that HPU enjoyed several months ago.  Of course, HPU will have home court advantage, but that may not be enough to make up for the falling point spreads.
Alacumba!

WLCALUM83

Quote from: CUAfan on February 18, 2007, 03:31:27 PM
Good luck to everyone who made the dance. :)

If someone from the East wins the tourney, what are the odds that the three ranked teams from the West still make it?

On paper, IMHO, ETBU's got the best chance in the East, but barring an upset, the Tigers may have to play McMurry and HSU back to back. After what the Tigers almost did to the Cowgirls last season, I'd be surprised if Melissa Contrucci & Co. allowed history to repeat itself.

If the three ranked teams make it past the first round, I think all three make it. :) ;) :D

Ralph Turner

Quote from: mcmfan on February 18, 2007, 03:34:40 PM
So far, the point differentials I've noted at various times on this board have been accurate predictors of game outcomes.  Early in the season, I noted that HPU was outscoring McM and HSU against common opponents by a factor of 2 or 3 to 1.  HPU ended up winning the West division.  So, time for another prediction: HSU beats HPU on Saturday (assuming both win their Friday games).  Reason: the point spreads indicate that HPU no longer has the crushing advantage that it had at the start of the season.  The winning margins from the last 4 games:
HPU CUA +31    HSU CUA +40
HPU UMHB +7   HSU UMHB +28
HPU SU +61      HSU SU +31
HPU TLU +47    HSU TLU +53
HPU outscored HSU only against Schreiner.  These are not the point spreads that HPU enjoyed several months ago.  Of course, HPU will have home court advantage, but that may not be enough to make up for the falling point spreads.

I think that half of the advantage for HSU is that McMurry is the travel partner.  How much did McMurry take out of UMHB this last week?

As SRSU women are currently playing (and building their program), the only thing that hinders the HPU side of the road trip is the long bus ride.

I like where LIB is now.  I really like our chances!  :)

Ralph Turner

Good news for the South Region Rankings for McMurry and HPU...

Oglethrope just got "monkey-stomped"  (as they say on the Liberty League board) by DePauw, 95-58.

calhsu

Go purple and gold.   
HSU is in the same place they were last year.  They were not ready.  Things could be different  this year.   5 seniors have to step up.  They may.  As far as beating HPU well,  if you look at the two games they have the best two games aganist them.  I would feel better if they were not playing  in Brownwood.   I give the jackets credit for meeting all the challenges this year.  ( I don't think a one point loss means anything.)     If anyone can beat then  the Cowgirls are the one.  McM will not win the tournament and will not play more than one game in the national tournament.  They are a good team but they aren't a great team.  HPU has the best team and HSU has the best tradition.   Last years tournament was won by MCM because they had the best team.   In a conference tournament the best team usually wins.  They doesn't matter in the big dance as much because of the great pressure of the event.  Don't get mad it is just a opinion.   Make your own prediction.  We will see who is right in a week.

calhsu

Oh I forgot.   Ralph I really don't disagree with you often but you made a statement about how HSU got the advantage of having MCM as a travel partner and that helped them.  That goes both ways.  Did my well informed friend forget they both weeks HSU played HPU first.  Who is to say if it had be the other way around that the Cowgirls could not have done better.  It is all second guessing, but I couldn't let you get away without saying something.

Ralph Turner

Calhsu, I am sorry that I did not clarify my point.  My comment was directed towards this specific comparison. 

QuoteHPU CUA +31    HSU CUA +40
HPU UMHB +7   HSU UMHB +28
HPU SU +61      HSU SU +31
HPU TLU +47    HSU TLU +53

As far as McM and HSU being travel partners, I love it now that HSU is stronger in men's basketball, and having an even more competitive McM women's works the same way.   The Trip to Abilene is now probably the toughest competition in the conference.

I strongly concur with your assessment.  I think our women did benefit from HPU playing HSU first and we almost benefitted again on Saturday when the Cowboys almost knocked off UMHB which would have given us the #1 seed.  I think that we took a lot out of UMHB on Thursday and the Cowboys almost pulled it off on Saturday. :)

Ralph Turner

#2171
Quote from: calhsu on February 18, 2007, 06:41:32 PM
Go purple and gold.   
... McM ...  will not play more than one game in the national tournament.  ...   

I can believe that happening, when the #3 team in the country hosts the #9 team in the country in the first round at their place.  :-\

I am looking forward to the next two weeks! :)

Unless Trinity earns the SCAC Pool A bid, someone needs to be flown into the site of the Sub-Regionals, or if we end up with four teams in the tourney, a real outside chance...


ETBU or UMHB win

McM wins
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HSU wins

HPU wins



UMHB or ETBU wins
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HSU wins



UMHB or ETBU wins,

especially if Oglethorpe tanks early, and there are no upsets in the USAC, the ODAC and the GSAC.


Ralph Turner

I posted this on the men's side and have adapted it to the women's region's as well.

Coaches and AD's are beginning look at their 2007-08 schedules.  When the coaches meet, I hope that they will cut the mandatory number of inter-divisional games to 4-6 (18 total ASC games) to allow the schools to schedule someSouth Region opponents for the sake of boosting our QOWI.

We beat ourselves up when we should be adding 3-4 games against teams in other conferences that we can beat and get QOWI points.

I also hope that the couaches will vote to only count in-region games towards the division standings. Keep the inter-divisional games, because they help with the NCAA Criteria, but I believe that a coach should have about 10 games to put his team together.  Going 1-6 against the East or 1-7 against the West will knock you out of contention and how do you keep your players in it.  Also, it is not equitable to catch Miss Coll on the road and you opponent caught them at home at the end of a long road trip.  The South Region aspect is good, but let's cut the division counting games to the double round-robin.  (I am scared to think what chaos we would have had if McMurry and Ozarks men had not been allowed to reschedule that game.)

IMHO, we had only 2 noteworthy games from the national perspective for the men.  McMurry versus UW-Stout was a good game.  the WIAC is respected.  Scheduling Trinity, Austin College and Southwestern are good, as are Hendrix and Millsaps.  If you can get a game with UDallas, Oglethorpe, Piedmont or Maryville TN, good. McMurry picked up an in-region win versus Guilford.  No other game earned us any respect nationally.

MIssissippi College beat a very good NAIA-1 team Westmont.  That may be the only NAIA team that can do that because the Calvin's and the Hope's get no repsect for beating the Michigan NAIA's.

The second game was UMHB over defending champion and fellow south Region Member Virginia Wesleyan.  Thanks to UMHB for bringing them her and thanks for HSU for joining in.

I will recommend that schools consider playing as many D3 Soouth Region schools as possible.  (I can understand geography, and a Wylie-ETBU game once or a D1 money game.)  For the sake of the conference the only opponents that d3 cares about are these.  Here are the teams that count for the 12 Texas schools:

South Region:

Agnes Scott Scotties  GSAC  Decatur, GA 
Austin Kangaroos  SCAC  Sherman, TX 
Averett Cougars  USAC  Danville, VA 
Bridgewater (Va.) Eagles  ODAC  Bridgewater, VA 
Centre Colonels  SCAC  Danville, KY 
Christopher Newport Captains  USAC  Newport News, VA 
Concordia-Austin Tornados  ASC  Austin, TX 
East Texas Baptist Tigers  ASC  Marshall, TX 
Eastern Mennonite Royals  ODAC  Harrisonburg, VA 
Emory Eagles  UAA  Atlanta, GA 
Emory and Henry Wasps  ODAC  Emory, VA 
Ferrum Panthers  USAC  Ferrum, VA 
Fisk Bulldogs  IND  Nashville, TN 
Greensboro Pride  USAC  Greensboro, NC 
Guilford Quakers  ODAC  Greensboro, NC 
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys/Cowgirls  ASC  Abilene, TX 
Hendrix Warriors  SCAC  Conway, AR 
Hollins No Nickname  ODAC  Roanoke, VA 
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets  ASC  Brownwood, TX 
Huntingdon Hawks  GSAC  Montgomery, AL 
LaGrange Panthers  GSAC  LaGrange, GA 
LeTourneau Yellow Jackets  ASC  Longview, TX 
Louisiana College Wildcats  ASC  Pineville, LA 
Lynchburg Hornets  ODAC  Lynchburg, VA 
Mary Baldwin Squirrels  AWCC  Staunton, VA 
Mary Hardin-Baylor Crusaders  ASC  Belton, TX 
Maryville (Tenn.) Scots  GSAC  Maryville, TN 
McMurry Indians  ASC  Abilene, TX 
Meredith Angels  IND  Raleigh, NC 
Methodist Monarchs  USAC  Fayetteville, NC 
Millsaps Majors  SCAC  Jackson, MS 
Mississippi College Choctaws  ASC  Clinton, MS 
North Carolina Wesleyan Bishops  USAC  Rocky Mount, NC 
Oglethorpe Petrels  SCAC  Atlanta, GA 
Peace Pacers  USAC  Raleigh, NC 
Piedmont Lions  GSAC  Demorest, GA 
Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets  ODAC  Ashland, VA 
Randolph-Macon Woman's Wildcats  ODAC  Lynchburg, VA 
Rhodes Lynx  SCAC  Memphis, TN 
Roanoke Maroons  ODAC  Salem, VA 
Rust Bearcats  IND  Holly Springs, MS 
Salem Spirits *  IND  Winston-Salem, NC 
Schreiner Mountaineers  ASC  Kerrville, TX 
Sewanee Tigers  SCAC  Sewanee, TN 
Shenandoah Hornets  USAC  Winchester, VA 
Southwestern Pirates  SCAC  Georgetown, TX 
Spelman Jaguars  GSAC  Atlanta, GA 
Sul Ross State Lobos  ASC  Alpine, TX 
Texas Lutheran Bulldogs  ASC  Seguin, TX 
Texas-Dallas Comets  ASC  Richardson, TX 
Texas-Tyler Patriots   ASC  Tyler, TX 
Trinity (Texas) Tigers  SCAC  San Antonio, TX 
University of Dallas Crusaders  IND  Dallas, TX 
University of the Ozarks Eagles  ASC  Clarksville, AR 
Virginia Wesleyan Marlins  ODAC  Norfolk, VA 
Washington and Lee Generals  ODAC  Lexington, VA 
Wesleyan (Ga.) Pioneers  GSAC  Macon, GA

Geographic Region #4  West Region opponents

Augsburg Auggies  MIAC  Minneapolis, MN 
Bethany Lutheran Vikings *  UMAC  Mankato, MN 
Bethel Royals  MIAC  Arden Hills, MN 
Buena Vista Beavers  IIAC  Storm Lake, IA 
Cal Lutheran Kingsmen/Regals  SCIAC  Thousand Oaks, CA 
Caltech Beavers  SCIAC  Pasadena, CA 
Carleton Knights  MIAC  Northfield, MN 
Central Dutch  IIAC  Pella, IA 
Chapman Panthers  IND  Orange, CA 
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags  SCIAC  Claremont, CA 
Coe Kohawks  IIAC  Cedar Rapids, IA 
Colorado College Tigers  IND  Colorado Springs, CO 
Concordia-Moorhead Cobbers  MIAC  Moorhead, MN 
Cornell Rams  IIAC  Mount Vernon, IA 
Crown Storm *  UMAC  St. Bonifacius, MN 
Dubuque Spartans  IIAC  Dubuque, IA 
George Fox Bruins  NWC  Newberg, OR 
Gustavus Adolphus Gusties  MIAC  St. Peter, MN 
Hamline Pipers  MIAC  St. Paul, MN 
La Sierra Golden Eagles *  IND  Riverside, CA 
La Verne Leopards  SCIAC  La Verne, CA 
Lewis and Clark Pioneers  NWC  Portland, OR 
Linfield Wildcats  NWC  McMinnville, OR 
Loras Duhawks  IIAC  Dubuque, IA 
Luther Norse  IIAC  Decorah, IA 
Macalester Scots  MIAC  St. Paul, MN 
Martin Luther Knights  UMAC  New Ulm, MN 
Minnesota-Morris Cougars *  UMAC  Morris, MN 
Nebraska Wesleyan Prairie Wolves  IND  Lincoln, NE 
North Central (Minn.) Rams *  IND  Minneapolis, MN 
Northwestern (Minn.) Eagles *  UMAC  St. Paul, MN 
Occidental Tigers  SCIAC  Los Angeles, CA 
Pacific Boxers  NWC  Forest Grove, OR 
Pacific Lutheran Lutes  NWC  Tacoma, WA 
Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens  SCIAC  Claremont, CA 
Presentation Saints *  UMAC  Aberdeen, SD 
Puget Sound Loggers  NWC  Tacoma, WA 
Redlands Bulldogs  SCIAC  Redlands, CA 
Simpson Storm  IIAC  Indianola, IA 
St. Benedict Blazers  MIAC  St. Joseph's, MN 
St. Catherine's Wildcats  MIAC  St. Paul, MN 
St. Mary's (Minn.) Cardinals  MIAC  Winona, MN 
St. Olaf Oles  MIAC  Northfield, MN 
St. Scholastica Saints  UMAC  Duluth, MN 
St. Thomas Tommies  MIAC  St. Paul, MN 
UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs  IND  Santa Cruz, CA 
Wartburg Knights  IIAC  Waverly, IA 
Whitman Missionaries  NWC  Walla Walla, WA 
Whittier Poets  SCIAC  Whittier, CA 
Whitworth Pirates  NWC  Spokane, WA 
Willamette Bearcats  NWC  Salem, OR 


Geographic Region #4 Central Opponents

Alverno Inferno  NATHC  Milwaukee, WI 
Augustana Vikings  CCIW  Rock Island, IL 
Aurora Spartans  NATHC  Aurora, IL 
Beloit Buccaneers  MWC  Beloit, WI 
Benedictine Eagles  NATHC  Lisle, IL 
Blackburn Beavers  SLIAC  Carlinville, IL 
Carroll Pioneers  MWC  Waukesha, WI 
Carthage Red Men/Lady Reds  CCIW  Kenosha, WI 
Chicago Maroons  UAA  Chicago, IL 
Clarke Crusaders  IND  Dubuque, IA 
Concordia (Ill.) Cougars  NATHC  River Forest, IL 
Concordia (Wis.) Falcons  NATHC  Mequon, WI 
Dominican Stars  NATHC  River Forest, IL 
Edgewood Eagles  NATHC  Madison, WI 
Elmhurst Bluejays  CCIW  Elmhurst, IL 
Eureka Red Devils  SLIAC  Eureka, IL 
Finlandia Lions *  IND  Hancock, MI 
Fontbonne Griffins  SLIAC  St. Louis, MO 
Greenville Panthers  SLIAC  Greenville, IL 
Grinnell Pioneers  MWC  Grinnell, IA 
Illinois College Blue Boys/Lady Blues  MWC  Jacksonville, IL 
Illinois Wesleyan Titans  CCIW  Bloomington, IL 
Knox Prairie Fire  MWC  Galesburg, IL 
Lake Forest Foresters  MWC  Lake Forest, IL 
Lakeland Muskies  NATHC  Sheboygan, WI 
Lawrence Vikings  MWC  Appleton, WI 
Lincoln Christian Preachers/Angels *  SLIAC  Lincoln, IL 
MacMurray Highlanders  SLIAC  Jacksonville, IL 
Maranatha Baptist Crusaders  NATHC  Watertown, WI 
Marian Sabres  NATHC  Fond du Lac, WI 
Maryville (Mo.) Saints  SLIAC  Saint Louis, MO 
Millikin Big Blue  CCIW  Decatur, IL 
Milwaukee Engineering Raiders  IND  Milwaukee, WI 
Monmouth Scots  MWC  Monmouth, IL 
Mount Mary Blue Angels *  IND  Milwaukee, WI 
North Central Cardinals  CCIW  Naperville, IL 
North Park Vikings  CCIW  Chicago, IL 
Northland Jacks  UMAC  Ashland, WI 
Principia Panthers  SLIAC  Elsah, IL 
Ripon Red Hawks  MWC  Ripon, WI 
Rockford Regents  NATHC  Rockford, IL 
St. Norbert Green Knights  MWC  De Pere, WI 
UW-Eau Claire Blugolds  WIAC  Eau Claire, WI 
UW-La Crosse Eagles  WIAC  La Crosse, WI 
UW-Oshkosh Titans  WIAC  Oshkosh, WI 
UW-Platteville Pioneers  WIAC  Platteville, WI 
UW-River Falls Falcons  WIAC  River Falls, WI 
UW-Stevens Point Pointers  WIAC  Stevens Point, WI 
UW-Stout Blue Devils  WIAC  Menomonie, WI 
UW-Superior Yellow Jackets  WIAC  Superior, WI 
UW-Whitewater Warhawks  WIAC  Whitewater, WI 
Washington U. Bears  UAA  Saint Louis, MO 
Webster Gorloks  SLIAC  St. Louis, MO 
Westminster (Mo.) Blue Jays  SLIAC  Fulton, MO 
Wheaton (Ill.) Thunder  CCIW  Wheaton, IL 
Wisconsin Lutheran Warriors  NATHC  Milwaukee, WI 

Ralph Turner

For the States in Geographic Region #3 (AR, LA and MS)

South Region Opponents:

Agnes Scott Scotties  GSAC  Decatur, GA 
Austin Kangaroos  SCAC  Sherman, TX 
Averett Cougars  USAC  Danville, VA 
Bridgewater (Va.) Eagles  ODAC  Bridgewater, VA 
Centre Colonels  SCAC  Danville, KY 
Christopher Newport Captains  USAC  Newport News, VA 
Concordia-Austin Tornados  ASC  Austin, TX 
East Texas Baptist Tigers  ASC  Marshall, TX 
Eastern Mennonite Royals  ODAC  Harrisonburg, VA 
Emory Eagles  UAA  Atlanta, GA 
Emory and Henry Wasps  ODAC  Emory, VA 
Ferrum Panthers  USAC  Ferrum, VA 
Fisk Bulldogs  IND  Nashville, TN 
Greensboro Pride  USAC  Greensboro, NC 
Guilford Quakers  ODAC  Greensboro, NC 
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys/Cowgirls  ASC  Abilene, TX 
Hendrix Warriors  SCAC  Conway, AR 
Hollins No Nickname  ODAC  Roanoke, VA 
Howard Payne Yellow Jackets  ASC  Brownwood, TX 
Huntingdon Hawks  GSAC  Montgomery, AL 
LaGrange Panthers  GSAC  LaGrange, GA 
LeTourneau Yellow Jackets  ASC  Longview, TX 
Louisiana College Wildcats  ASC  Pineville, LA 
Lynchburg Hornets  ODAC  Lynchburg, VA 
Mary Baldwin Squirrels  AWCC  Staunton, VA 
Mary Hardin-Baylor Crusaders  ASC  Belton, TX 
Maryville (Tenn.) Scots  GSAC  Maryville, TN 
McMurry  ASC  Abilene, TX 
Meredith Angels  IND  Raleigh, NC 
Methodist Monarchs  USAC  Fayetteville, NC 
Millsaps Majors  SCAC  Jackson, MS 
Mississippi College Choctaws  ASC  Clinton, MS 
North Carolina Wesleyan Bishops  USAC  Rocky Mount, NC 
Oglethorpe Petrels  SCAC  Atlanta, GA 
Peace Pacers  USAC  Raleigh, NC 
Piedmont Lions  GSAC  Demorest, GA 
Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets  ODAC  Ashland, VA 
Randolph-Macon Woman's Wildcats  ODAC  Lynchburg, VA 
Rhodes Lynx  SCAC  Memphis, TN 
Roanoke Maroons  ODAC  Salem, VA 
Rust Bearcats  IND  Holly Springs, MS 
Salem Spirits *  IND  Winston-Salem, NC 
Schreiner Mountaineers  ASC  Kerrville, TX 
Sewanee Tigers  SCAC  Sewanee, TN 
Shenandoah Hornets  USAC  Winchester, VA 
Southwestern Pirates  SCAC  Georgetown, TX 
Spelman Jaguars  GSAC  Atlanta, GA 
Sul Ross State Lobos  ASC  Alpine, TX 
Texas Lutheran Bulldogs  ASC  Seguin, TX 
Texas-Dallas Comets  ASC  Richardson, TX 
Texas-Tyler Patriots  ASC  Tyler, TX 
Trinity (Texas) Tigers  SCAC  San Antonio, TX 
University of Dallas Crusaders  IND  Dallas, TX 
University of the Ozarks Eagles  ASC  Clarksville, AR 
Virginia Wesleyan Marlins  ODAC  Norfolk, VA 
Washington and Lee Generals  ODAC  Lexington, VA 
Wesleyan (Ga.) Pioneers  GSAC  Macon, GA 

Geographic Region #3 Opponents (Great Lakes Region)

Adrian Bulldogs  MIAA  Adrian, MI 
Albion Britons  MIAA  Albion, MI 

Alma Scots  MIAA  Alma, MI 
Anderson Ravens  HCAC  Anderson, IN 
Baldwin-Wallace Yellow Jackets  OAC  Berea, OH 
Bethany Bison  PrAC  Bethany, WV 
Bluffton Beavers  HCAC  Bluffton, OH 
Calvin Knights  MIAA  Grand Rapids, MI 
Capital Crusaders  OAC  Columbus, OH 

Case Western Reserve Spartans  UAA  Cleveland, OH 

Defiance Yellow Jackets  HCAC  Defiance, OH 
Denison Big Red  NCAC  Granville, OH 
DePauw Tigers  SCAC  Greencastle, IN 
Earlham Quakers  NCAC  Richmond, IN 
Franklin Grizzlies  HCAC  Franklin, IN 

Hanover Panthers  HCAC  Hanover, IN 
Heidelberg Student Princes  OAC  Tiffin, OH 
Hiram Terriers  NCAC  Hiram, OH 
Hope Flying Dutchmen  MIAA  Holland, MI 
John Carroll Blue Streaks  OAC  University Heights, OH 
Kalamazoo Hornets  MIAA  Kalamazoo, MI 
Kenyon Lords  NCAC  Gambier, OH 

Lake Erie Storm  AMCC  Painesville, OH 
Manchester Spartans  HCAC  North Manchester, IN 
Marietta Pioneers  OAC  Marietta, OH 

Mount Union Purple Raiders  OAC  Alliance, OH 
Mt. St. Joseph Lions  HCAC  Cincinnati, OH 
Muskingum Muskies  OAC  New Concord, OH 
Oberlin Yeomen  NCAC  Oberlin, OH 
Ohio Northern Polar Bears  OAC  Ada, OH 
Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops  NCAC  Delaware, OH 
Olivet Comets  MIAA  Olivet, MI 
Otterbein Cardinals  OAC  Westerville, OH 

Rose-Hulman Engineers  HCAC  Terre Haute, IN 
St. Mary's (Ind.) Belles  MIAA  Notre Dame, IN 

Thomas More Saints  PrAC  Crestview Hills, KY 
Transylvania Pioneers  HCAC  Lexington, KY 
Tri-State Thunder   MIAA  Angola, IN 

Wilmington Quakers  OAC  Wilmington, OH 
Wittenberg Tigers  NCAC  Springfield, OH 
Wooster Scots  NCAC  Wooster, OH 

Geographic Region #3 (Atlantic Opponents)

Mary Washington Eagles  CAC  Fredericksburg, VA 
Marymount Saints  CAC  Arlington, VA 


Thanks and I hope this helps.  :)

Bench Coach

Calhsu- What is so different with the McM team this year that doesn't make them the best team?  They only lost one Sr., and I don't think that losing the other players have been that much of a factor.  They have a great class of freshmen, if used right off the bench, they can and I think are the best team.  You said winning by one point doesn't mean anything, a WIN is a WIN regardless of score, it gives them a mark in the loss column.  I believe that the LIB can be the best team if the subs are subed right, and he keeps the right starters in. 

LET'S GO LIB!!!  GOOD LUCK IN BWOOD!!!  BRING HOME THE CHAMPIONSHIP, AGAIN!!!