WBB: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletics Association

[sumfun]

Add to that the the games take a bit longer as they have TV time outs....unlike webcast normal D3 games.

[jspiii]

For the semis, I'd imagine that Hope and WashU will have big crowd advantages over Rochester and Amherst, respectively.  If Hope and WashU face off on Saturday, I'll be curious to see which crowd can make Shirk feel 'like home'.

That's a challenge for you guys!

Last Fri & Sat's attendance at Washington U was 431 & 497. 497 fans for Washington U against George Fox?? Where was Washington U's fan support for that home game? I think Hope will have the fan advantage easily if both teams advance.

[Mr. Ypsi]

For the semis, I'd imagine that Hope and WashU will have big crowd advantages over Rochester and Amherst, respectively.  If Hope and WashU face off on Saturday, I'll be curious to see which crowd can make Shirk feel 'like home'.

That's a challenge for you guys!

Last Fri & Sat's attendance at Washington U was 431 & 497. 497 fans for Washington U against George Fox?? Where was Washington U's fan support for that home game? I think Hope will have the fan advantage easily if both teams advance.

Depends also on the B-N 'regulars' - I don't know for sure, but would guess they would go more for WashU.  So you might have more to overcome than WashU partisans, per se!

Maybe you'd better aim for 4-5 buses!

[Titan Q]

Depends also on the B-N 'regulars' - I don't know for sure, but would guess they would go more for WashU.  So you might have more to overcome than WashU partisans, per se!

Why would non-affiliated fans from B-N root for Wash U more than the other 3 teams?

[Mr. Ypsi]

Depends also on the B-N 'regulars' - I don't know for sure, but would guess they would go more for WashU.  So you might have more to overcome than WashU partisans, per se!

Why would non-affiliated fans from B-N root for Wash U more than the other 3 teams?

Like I said, I don't know.  But I would guess there might be more ties to St. Louis than to the other areas.  I think a majority of spectators prefer to have a rooting interest (rather than be a totally disinterested fan of bball), and, if so, WashU seems a more likely candidate than the others.

[Titan Q]

Depends also on the B-N 'regulars' - I don't know for sure, but would guess they would go more for WashU.  So you might have more to overcome than WashU partisans, per se!

Why would non-affiliated fans from B-N root for Wash U more than the other 3 teams?

Like I said, I don't know.  But I would guess there might be more ties to St. Louis than to the other areas.  I think a majority of spectators prefer to have a rooting interest (rather than be a totally disinterested fan of bball), and, if so, WashU seems a more likely candidate than the others.

I don't think that will be the case.

[sac]

For the semis, I'd imagine that Hope and WashU will have big crowd advantages over Rochester and Amherst, respectively.  If Hope and WashU face off on Saturday, I'll be curious to see which crowd can make Shirk feel 'like home'.

That's a challenge for you guys!

Last Fri & Sat's attendance at Washington U was 431 & 497. 497 fans for Washington U against George Fox?? Where was Washington U's fan support for that home game? I think Hope will have the fan advantage easily if both teams advance.

Washington University was on spring break last week, they return to classes Tuesday.

[Erm Schmigget]

Congratulations to:

Carrie Snikkers, D3Hoops Great Lakes Region POY, and to
Carissa Verkaik, D3Hoops Great Lakes Region Rookie of the Year

Both were selected to the All-Great Lakes Region First team.

Again, CONGRATULATIONS, LADIES ! ! !

Here's the link to the full listing for the Great Lakes Region teams:

http://www.d3hoops.com/all-region/10/glakewom.htm

[ChicagoHopeNut]

Congratulations to:

Carrie Snikkers, D3Hoops Great Lakes Region POY, and to
Carissa Verkaik, D3Hoops Great Lakes Region Rookie of the Year

Both were selected to the All-Great Lakes Region First team.

Again, CONGRATULATIONS, LADIES ! ! !

Here's the link to the full listing for the Great Lakes Region teams:

http://www.d3hoops.com/all-region/10/glakewom.htm

Congratulations to both. Lots of talent in the MIAA.

[House]

yes the championship  game is on tv

What Network?
If I don't receive it I would like to find a location to watch.

[ChicagoHopeNut]

yes the championship  game is on tv

What Network?
If I don't receive it I would like to find a location to watch.

The game will be on the CBS College Sports Network. Men's game at 1, women at 3PM Est.

[HopeConvert]

I was just at the ticket office and Hope has sold out its allotment. There is a waiting list.

[sac]

This is the 2nd year in a row Carrie Snikkers has been named d3hoops.com 1st team All-Region and the 2nd year in a row as the Regions MVP.


They've only been naming a regional player of the year since 2006 and the MIAA has swept the last 4

2010--Carrie Snikkers, Hope
2009--Carrie Snikkers, Hope
2008--Allison Kessler, St. Mary's
2007--Lisa Winkle, Calvin

[WUPHF]

[Last Fri & Sat's attendance at Washington U was 431 & 497. 497 fans for Washington U against George Fox?? Where was Washington U's fan support for that home game? I think Hope will have the fan advantage easily if both teams advance.

497 as an estimate seems high.  They did sell tickets, but undergraduates were free, and not necessarily recorded.  It looked as though we had more the night before, in part because we had the Mount Union and Carthage fans in the house.

The University is providing free transportation, tickets, hotel, and tickets interested undergraduates.  I would expect a full bus, but I will be surprised if they get two to go.

Washington University will have a good crowd, but not the crowd that one would expect, considering how close we are to Bloomington-Normal.

[Flying Dutch Fan]

Am I correct in understanding that undergrads get a bus ride, tickets, and a hotel for free?  Or did I mis-understand and only the bus ride is free?