2012 Division III NCAA Tournament

Alfredeneumann · February 20, 2009, 11:09:04 AM

Quote from: Ralph Turner on February 20, 2009, 01:21:57 AM
Quote from: Ralph Turner on February 19, 2009, 11:02:30 PM
Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference: Top 6 teams. Tuesday Feb 24th #6 at #3; #5 at #4; Winners play at #1 seed on Feb 27th and 28th

American Southwest Conference: Top 4 from each division. East #1 hosts. Total = 8 teams

Capital Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams

Centennial Conference: Total = 5 teams

City University of New York Athletic Conference: = 8 teams; higher seeds host; 2/21 higher seed; 2/24 at CCNY; 2/27 at CCNY

College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin: Total = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Commonwealth Coast Conference: Total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Colonial States Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 9; 2/21 #6 at #3 & #5 at #4; 2/23 #1 hosts lowest seed remaining & #2 hosts the other seed; 2/27 higher seed host.

Empire 8: Total =Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts

Great Northeast Athletic Conference: total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5, winners go to #1 on Fri/ Sat

Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Quarterfinals - Tuesday, Feb. 24
#6 Central @ #3 Loras
#5 University of Dubuque @ #4 Warburg

Semifinals - Thursday, Feb. 26
Lowest seed winner @ #1 Buena Vista
Other Qrt. winner @ #2 Cornell

Championship game - Saturday, Feb 28
@ Highest seed

Liberty League: = Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts

Little East Conference need info!

MAC Commonwealth Conference: = 4 teams; 2/25; 2;28; higher seeds host.

MAC Freedom Conference: = 5 teams; #5 at #4 2/23; 2/25; 2/28 higher seeds host.

Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference: (need 2009; in 2008 took top 6 higher seed hosted.)

Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association: All eight ( 8 ) conference teams are in the tournament. Highest seeds host first round games on Wednesday night ... Semifinals on Friday and championship on Saturday at the highest surviving seed.

Midwest Conference: = Top 4 teams at #1 seed on Friday and Saturday

Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

New England Small College Athletic Conference: = 8 teams, semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

New England Women's and Men's Athletics Conference: = All 7 teams qualify, top seed receives a bye

New Jersey Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 10. (#3N at #2S/#3S at #2N 2/21; 2/24 semis at #1 seeds; 2/27 Finals

North Atlantic Conference: not available

North Coast Athletic Conference: = Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

North Eastern Athletic Conference: = All 9 teams; formula applies if an NCAA provisional member wins the tourney.

Northern Athletics Conference: = 8 teams; top 4 from each division; 2/25 higher seed hosts at 4 sites; 2/27; 2/28.

Northwest Conference: Top 4 teams - #4 at #1, #3 at #2 on 02/26; winners at highest remaining seed on 02/28

Ohio Athletic Conference: Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

Old Dominion Athletic Conference: Total = 11 teams, #6-#11 at higher seed Tuesday; rest of tournament at "neutral" host: Salem Civic Center

President's Athletic Conference: = All 7 eligible teams qualify (excl. D3 provisionals); top seed gets first round bye and right to host semis/finals.

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Skyline Conference: = Top 6 teams; 2/24, 2/26, 2/28; Higher seed hosts.

Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams of 8; Top 4 play, with higher seed hosting opponent - #1 hosts #4, #2 hosts #3 - then highest seed remaining hosts. (Last year - #4 CMS wins @ #1 Oxy, #3 PP wins @ #2 CLU - #4 CMS loses @ #3 PP)

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: = top 8 teams of 12; 4 top in the east and 4 top in the west; 1E & 4W; 2E & 3W; 3E & 2W; 4E & 1W; full tournament held in Conway AR home of Hendrix College

State University of New York Athletic Conference: = Top 8 teams, All games at higher seed, semifinals/finals at highest remaining seed.

University Athletic Association: No tourney. Only Wash U, the regular season winner.

USA South Athletic Conference not on conference website!

Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

Corrections made to date! Thanks to all contributors so far!

Greek Tragedy · February 20, 2009, 06:04:44 PM

All that quoting gave me a headache! lol

Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference: Top 6 teams. Tuesday Feb 24th #6 at #3; #5 at #4; Winners play at #1 seed on Feb 27th and 28th

American Southwest Conference: Top 4 from each division. East #1 hosts. Total = 8 teams

Capital Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams

Centennial Conference: Total = 5 teams

City University of New York Athletic Conference: = 8 teams; higher seeds host; 2/21 higher seed; 2/24 at CCNY; 2/27 at CCNY

College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin: Total = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Commonwealth Coast Conference: Total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Colonial States Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 9; 2/21 #6 at #3 & #5 at #4; 2/23 #1 hosts lowest seed remaining & #2 hosts the other seed; 2/27 higher seed host.

Empire 8: Total =Top 4 teams; #1 seed hosts; Semifinals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed Ithaca College*

Great Northeast Athletic Conference: total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5, winners go to #1 on Fri/ Sat

Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Quarterfinals - Tuesday, Feb. 24
#6 Central @ #3 Loras
#5 University of Dubuque @ #4 Warburg

Semifinals - Thursday, Feb. 26
Lowest seed winner @ #1 Buena Vista
Other Qrt. winner @ #2 Cornell

Championship game - Saturday, Feb 28
@ Highest seed

Liberty League: = Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts

Little East Conference need info!

MAC Commonwealth Conference: = 4 teams; 2/25; 2;28; higher seeds host.

MAC Freedom Conference: = 5 teams; #5 at #4 2/23; 2/25; 2/28 higher seeds host.

Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference: (need 2009; in 2008 took top 6 higher seed hosted.)

Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association: All eight ( 8 ) conference teams are in the tournament. Highest seeds host first round games on Wednesday night ... Semifinals on Friday and championship on Saturday at the highest surviving seed.

Midwest Conference: = Top 4 teams at #1 seed on Friday and Saturday

Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

New England Small College Athletic Conference: = 8 teams, semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

New England Women's and Men's Athletics Conference: = All 7 teams qualify, top seed receives a bye

New Jersey Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 10. (#3N at #2S/#3S at #2N 2/21; 2/24 semis at #1 seeds; 2/27 Finals

North Atlantic Conference: not available

North Coast Athletic Conference: = Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

North Eastern Athletic Conference: = All 9 teams; formula applies if an NCAA provisional member wins the tourney.

Northern Athletics Conference: = 8 teams; top 4 from each division; 2/25 higher seed hosts at 4 sites; 2/27; 2/28.

Northwest Conference: Top 4 teams - #4 at #1, #3 at #2 on 02/26; winners at highest remaining seed on 02/28

Ohio Athletic Conference: Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

Old Dominion Athletic Conference: Total = 11 teams, #6-#11 at higher seed Tuesday; rest of tournament at "neutral" host: Salem Civic Center

President's Athletic Conference: = All 7 eligible teams qualify (excl. D3 provisionals); top seed gets first round bye and right to host semis/finals.

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Skyline Conference: = Top 6 teams; 2/24, 2/26, 2/28; Higher seed hosts.

Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams of 8; Top 4 play, with higher seed hosting opponent - #1 hosts #4, #2 hosts #3 - then highest seed remaining hosts. (Last year - #4 CMS wins @ #1 Oxy, #3 PP wins @ #2 CLU - #4 CMS loses @ #3 PP)

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: = top 8 teams of 12; 4 top in the east and 4 top in the west; 1E & 4W; 2E & 3W; 3E & 2W; 4E & 1W; full tournament held in Conway AR home of Hendrix College

State University of New York Athletic Conference: = Top 8 teams, All games at higher seed, semifinals/finals at highest remaining seed.

University Athletic Association: No tourney. Only Wash U, the regular season winner.

USA South Athletic Conference not on conference website!

Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

Ralph Turner · February 20, 2009, 07:28:16 PM

Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference: Top 6 teams. Tuesday Feb 24th #6 at #3; #5 at #4; Winners play at #1 seed on Feb 27th and 28th

American Southwest Conference: Top 4 from each division. East #1 hosts. Total = 8 teams

Capital Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams

Centennial Conference: Total = 5 teams

City University of New York Athletic Conference: = 8 teams; higher seeds host; 2/21 higher seed; 2/24 at CCNY; 2/27 at CCNY

College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin: Total = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Commonwealth Coast Conference: Total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Colonial States Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 9; 2/21 #6 at #3 & #5 at #4; 2/23 #1 hosts lowest seed remaining & #2 hosts the other seed; 2/27 higher seed host.

Empire 8: Total =Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts; Semifinals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed Ithaca College*

Great Northeast Athletic Conference: total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5, winners go to #1 on Fri/ Sat

Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Quarterfinals - Tuesday, Feb. 24
#6 Central @ #3 Loras
#5 University of Dubuque @ #4 Warburg

Semifinals - Thursday, Feb. 26
Lowest seed winner @ #1 Buena Vista
Other Qrt. winner @ #2 Cornell

Championship game - Saturday, Feb 28
@ Highest seed

Liberty League: = Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts; Semifinals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed*

Little East Conference: = 8 teams* 2/24; 2/27; 2/28 highest seed hosts.

MAC Commonwealth Conference: = 4 teams; 2/25; 2/28; higher seeds host.

MAC Freedom Conference: = 5 teams; #5 at #4 2/23; 2/25; 2/28 higher seeds host.

Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference: Per magicman's research...6 teams detailed below. 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; highest seeds host.

Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association: All eight ( 8 ) conference teams are in the tournament. Highest seeds host first round games on Wednesday night ... Semifinals on Friday and championship on Saturday at the highest surviving seed.

Midwest Conference: = Top 4 teams at #1 seed on Friday and Saturday

Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

New England Small College Athletic Conference: = 8 teams, semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

New England Women's and Men's Athletics Conference: = All 7 teams qualify, top seed receives a bye

New Jersey Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 10. (#3N at #2S/#3S at #2N 2/21; 2/24 semis at #1 seeds; 2/27 Finals

North Atlantic Conference: = 6 teams, games on 2/24, 2/27, 2/28

North Coast Athletic Conference: = Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

North Eastern Athletic Conference: = All 9 teams; formula applies if an NCAA provisional member wins the tourney.

Northern Athletics Conference: = 8 teams; top 4 from each division; 2/25 higher seed hosts at 4 sites; 2/27; 2/28.

Northwest Conference: Top 4 teams - #4 at #1, #3 at #2 on 02/26; winners at highest remaining seed on 02/28

Ohio Athletic Conference: Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

Old Dominion Athletic Conference: Total = 11 teams, #6-#11 at higher seed Tuesday; rest of tournament at "neutral" host: Salem Civic Center

President's Athletic Conference: = All 7 eligible teams qualify (excl. D3 provisionals); 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; top seed gets first round bye and higher seed has right to host.

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Skyline Conference: = Top 6 teams; 2/24, 2/26, 2/28; Higher seed hosts.

Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams of 8; Top 4 play, with higher seed hosting opponent - #1 hosts #4, #2 hosts #3 - then highest seed remaining hosts. (Last year - #4 CMS wins @ #1 Oxy, #3 PP wins @ #2 CLU - #4 CMS loses @ #3 PP)

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: = top 8 teams of 12; 4 top in the east and 4 top in the west; 1E & 4W; 2E & 3W; 3E & 2W; 4E & 1W; full tournament held in Conway AR home of Hendrix College

State University of New York Athletic Conference: = Top 8 teams, SUNYAC: Quarterfinals 2-24 at higher seed; Semifinals on 2-27 and Championship on 2-28 at highest remaing seed. All games at higher seed, semifinals/finals at highest remaining seed.*

University Athletic Association: No tourney. Only Wash U, the regular season winner.

USA South Athletic Conference: = 7 teams. First round 2/24; Final four 2/26 and 2/27 at CNU

Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

*Thanks to Magicman for the LEC link and other details.

Ralph Turner · February 20, 2009, 07:29:13 PM

Only MASCAC, NAC and USA South remain.

magicman · February 20, 2009, 08:00:14 PM

Quote from: Ralph Turner on February 20, 2009, 07:29:13 PM
Only MASCAC, NAC and USA South remain.

Ralph,

The Little East Conference is showing on their website that #8 Southern Maine is at #1 Rhode Island and #7 UMass Boston is at #2 UMass Dartmouth on 2-24. The #3 through #6 seeds have yet to be determined otherwise they would have posted 4 games on that date. Higher seed hosts quarterfinals. Semifinals and finals at highest remaining seed. So I think that all 8 teams are in the conference tournament. They have had all 8 teams participate in the past few years. I didn't change it in the conference listings because I have found that you are usually right but I did want to bring it to your attention.

Ralph Turner · February 20, 2009, 08:12:33 PM

Well, I missed that page on the site!

Does the tourney finish on 2/28?

Do you have a link?

magicman · February 20, 2009, 08:55:41 PM

Quote from: Ralph Turner on February 20, 2009, 08:12:33 PM
Well, I missed that page on the site!

Does the tourney finish on 2/28?

Do you have a link?

Ralph,

Here's a link to their conference schedule. Last games listed are the two I mentioned in my previous post. Roll over the symbol on the right of the video link it says #7 at #2 and #8 at #1.Stands to reason that all 8 teams are playing and that semis and finals will be on 2-27 and 2-28. That's what they did last year.( Tues. Fri. Sat.)

http://www.littleeast.com/sports/mbkb/2008-09/schedule

Knightstalker · February 20, 2009, 09:06:41 PM

Just a note for the NJAC, Stockton is the South #1 and Montclair is the North #1, Stockton is the overall #1 seed and host as long as they win.

magicman · February 20, 2009, 10:06:06 PM

Ralph,

Regarding the MASCAC: Here's a headline from Fitchburg St website.

Fitchburg State Rolls Past MCLA, 80-44
Torres nets a game-high 32 points as Falcons set sights on MASCAC playoffs.

Since that win gave them a 2-9 conference record with 1 game to play they clinched 6th place in a 7 team league. MCLA at 0-11 cannot overtake them and
Worcester St. is in 5th place with a 5-6 record so Fitchburg can't move up. I believe the top 6 teams are in the playoffs, as you mentioned earlier. 1st round will be Tues. 2-24 with #3 seed hosting #6 and #4 seed hosting #5. Semifinals are on Thurs. 2-26 with lowest remaining seed at #1 and other 1st round winner at #2. Final on Sat. 2-28 at highest remaining seed. That's what they did last year and since no one has offered any info, that's what I would go with. Pretty sure I'm right about this.

magicman · February 20, 2009, 11:05:58 PM

Ralph,

Here are some dates to add to the Conference page.
SUNYAC: Quarterfinals 2-24 at higher seed
Semifinals on 2-27 and Championship on 2-28 at highest remaing seed.

Empire 8: Semifnals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed Ithaca College

Liberty League: Semifinals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed

pabegg · February 21, 2009, 09:10:23 AM

NAC is 6 teams, games on 2/24, 2/27, 2/28

USAC is 7 teams, games on 2/24, 2/27, 2/28 (Semis and Finals hosted by Christopher Newport)

By my count, this answers the original question, as there are 245 tournament teams playing for Pool A bids, plus WashU as the regular season UAA champ.

pabegg · February 21, 2009, 12:32:46 PM

My reading of the PresAC site is that the semifinals are played at the top two seeds on the 26th rather than as a final four.

Ralph Turner · February 21, 2009, 12:52:55 PM

Best current update. Thanks to all. This work made the front page story!

Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference: Top 6 teams. Tuesday Feb 24th #6 at #3; #5 at #4; Winners play at #1 seed on Feb 27th and 28th

American Southwest Conference: Top 4 from each division. East #1 hosts. Total = 8 teams

Capital Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams

Centennial Conference: Total = 5 teams

City University of New York Athletic Conference: = 8 teams; higher seeds host; 2/21 higher seed; 2/24 at CCNY; 2/27 at CCNY

College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin: Total = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Commonwealth Coast Conference: Total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Colonial States Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 9; 2/21 #6 at #3 & #5 at #4; 2/23 #1 hosts lowest seed remaining & #2 hosts the other seed; 2/27 higher seed host.

Empire 8: Total =Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts; Semifinals 2-28 and Championship 3-1 at #1 seed Ithaca College*

Great Northeast Athletic Conference: total = 8 teams; 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; higher seed hosts.

Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Total = 6 teams, 3 vs 6, 4 vs 5, winners go to #1 on Fri/ Sat

Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Quarterfinals - Tuesday, Feb. 24
#6 Central @ #3 Loras
#5 University of Dubuque @ #4 Warburg

Semifinals - Thursday, Feb. 26
Lowest seed winner @ #1 Buena Vista
Other Qrt. winner @ #2 Cornell

Championship game - Saturday, Feb 28
@ Highest seed

Liberty League: = Top 4 teams, #1 seed hosts; Semifinals 2-27 and Championship 2-28 at #1 seed*

Little East Conference: = 8 teams* 2/24; 2/27; 2/28 highest seed hosts.

MAC Commonwealth Conference: = 4 teams; 2/25; 2/28; higher seeds host.

MAC Freedom Conference: = 5 teams; #5 at #4 2/23; 2/25; 2/28 higher seeds host.

Massachusetts State College Athletic Conference: Per magicman's research...6 teams detailed below. 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; highest seeds host.

Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association: All eight ( 8 ) conference teams are in the tournament. Highest seeds host first round games on Wednesday night ... Semifinals on Friday and championship on Saturday at the highest surviving seed.

Midwest Conference: = Top 4 teams at #1 seed on Friday and Saturday

Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

New England Small College Athletic Conference: = 8 teams, semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

New England Women's and Men's Athletics Conference: = All 7 teams qualify, top seed receives a bye

New Jersey Athletic Conference: = 6 teams of 10. (#3N at #2S/#3S at #2N 2/21; 2/24 semis at #1 seeds; 2/27 Finals

North Atlantic Conference: = 6 teams, games on 2/24, 2/27, 2/28

North Coast Athletic Conference: = Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

North Eastern Athletic Conference: = All 9 teams; formula applies if an NCAA provisional member wins the tourney.

Northern Athletics Conference: = 8 teams; top 4 from each division; 2/25 higher seed hosts at 4 sites; 2/27; 2/28.

Northwest Conference: Top 4 teams - #4 at #1, #3 at #2 on 02/26; winners at highest remaining seed on 02/28

Ohio Athletic Conference: Top 8 (of 10) teams qualify; semifinals/finals at site of highest seed to survive quarterfinals

Old Dominion Athletic Conference: Total = 11 teams, #6-#11 at higher seed Tuesday; rest of tournament at "neutral" host: Salem Civic Center

President's Athletic Conference: = All 7 eligible teams qualify (excl. D3 provisionals); 2/24; 2/26; 2/28; top seed gets first round bye and higher seed has right to host.

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams, #1 hosts.

Skyline Conference: = Top 6 teams; 2/24, 2/26, 2/28; Higher seed hosts.

Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 4 teams of 8; Top 4 play, with higher seed hosting opponent - #1 hosts #4, #2 hosts #3 - then highest seed remaining hosts. (Last year - #4 CMS wins @ #1 Oxy, #3 PP wins @ #2 CLU - #4 CMS loses @ #3 PP)

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: = top 8 teams of 12; 4 top in the east and 4 top in the west; 1E & 4W; 2E & 3W; 3E & 2W; 4E & 1W; full tournament held in Conway AR home of Hendrix College

State University of New York Athletic Conference: = Top 8 teams, SUNYAC: Quarterfinals 2-24 at higher seed; Semifinals on 2-27 and Championship on 2-28 at highest remaing seed. All games at higher seed, semifinals/finals at highest remaining seed.*

University Athletic Association: No tourney. Only Wash U, the regular season winner.

USA South Athletic Conference: = 7 teams. First round 2/24; Final four 2/26 and 2/27 at CNU

Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: = 6 teams, all games at higher seeds

EDITS updated thru Magicman's E8 report! Thanks to all!

Keep those reports comin' in!

David Collinge · February 21, 2009, 05:45:43 PM

Quote from: pabegg on February 21, 2009, 12:32:46 PM
My reading of the PresAC site is that the semifinals are played at the top two seeds on the 26th rather than as a final four.

That's correct; thanks for checking up on my work.

magicman · February 21, 2009, 09:40:33 PM

Ralph,

Conflicting info last night on the Empire 8 website. The semifinals are on Sat. Feb. 28th and finals on Sun. March 1st. I originally reported the 27th and 28th. At least they didn't change the site. It's still at Ithaca.