Guilford will host NCAA Sectional rounds - Mar 9, 2010 (by Arnault Desira)
From Guilford website:
Guilford College has been selected as one of four hosts of the sectional round of the 2010 NCAA Division III Mens Basketball Tournament. For the first time in school history, the Quakers will host three games this Friday (3/12) and Saturday (3/13) in the Ragan-Brown Field House with four teams competing for a spot in the national semifinals.
Sectional play opens Friday at 6:00 p.m. when Eastern Mennonite University (24-4) plays Whitworth University (26-2)
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From Guilford website:
Guilford College has been selected as one of four hosts of the sectional round of the 2010 NCAA Division III Mens Basketball Tournament. For the first time in school history, the Quakers will host three games this Friday (3/12) and Saturday (3/13) in the Ragan-Brown Field House with four teams competing for a spot in the national semifinals.
Sectional play opens Friday at 6:00 p.m. when Eastern Mennonite University (24-4) plays Whitworth University (26-2). Guilford (28-2) meets the College of Wooster (25-5) at 8:00 p.m. Fridays winners play in Saturdays sectional final at 7:00 p.m.
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NCAA Tournament : secound round results - Mar 7, 2010 (by Arnault Desira)
We know now teams which are qualified for Sweet 16.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference advance 3 teams to the Sweet 16: Guilford beat John Carroll 85-82, Eastern Mennonite got a win over Wilmington (OH) 85-71 and Randolph-Macon defeated Clark 70-60: the Cougars lost leading scorer Mark Alexander in the first minutes of the game to a knee injury. The Yellow Jacket pulled away by making 22 of 28 free throws in the second half
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We know now teams which are qualified for Sweet 16.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference advance 3 teams to the Sweet 16: Guilford beat John Carroll 85-82, Eastern Mennonite got a win over Wilmington (OH) 85-71 and Randolph-Macon defeated Clark 70-60: the Cougars lost leading scorer Mark Alexander in the first minutes of the game to a knee injury. The Yellow Jacket pulled away by making 22 of 28 free throws in the second half.
N13 St Mary (Md) denied a fourth victory to ODAC thanks to a victory 72-69 against N11 Virginia Wesleyan. For the second consecutive night, four Seahawks players finished with double figures with junior Alex Franz (6'1''-G-88) leading his team with 17 points and 8 assists while Griffin finished with 15 points and 7 assists. Junior Sam Burum (6'8''-C-89) contributed 11 points and 5 rebounds and Davenport 10 points.
Texas-Dallas beat Wheaton (Ill.) 63-62. Texas-Dallas which has had a first round bye, advances to sweet 16 thanks to Jordan Eppink (6'5''-C) who scored with 5 seconds left to give the Comets the lead and the win. The third bye team Whitworth beat Chapman 77-56 after jumping out to a 25-4 lead.
One of Friday Cinderella Albert Magnus won't advance to Sweet 16. De Sales blasted the Falcons 82-49 with another big night for Darnell Braswell (6'1''-G-88) who scored 27 points and grabbed 13 rebounds.
Another surprise came from Brandeis who beat N25 St John Fisher 66-52 at St John Fisher. Rhode Island College knocked off Middlebury 75-59 in Pepin Gym. NESCAC Champion Williams took an easy win over Maine-Farmington 83-63. SUNYT beat Medaille 64-63 in a thrilling game making the Wildcats the last team from the East Region.
Merchant Marine story went to the end with a defeat over Franklin and Marshall 73-64 in front of a travelling contingent of Franklin and Marshall faithful, which brought the Mayser Center atmosphere to New York. James McNally (6'6''-F) picked up his 10th double-double of the year with 19 points and 13 rebounds, both game-highs. McNally shot 6-for-14 from the field and hit seven of his 11 shots from the stripe.
Carthage joined its rival Illinois Wesleyan in Sweet 16 thanks to a win 76-58 over Anderson (IN). Steve Djurickovic (6'3''-G-88) scored 30 points and made 10 assists to lead the Redmen to the rematch of the CCIW fournament final.
Wooster and UW-Stevens Points won both their ticket to Sweet 16. Wooster get the win over UW-Whitewater 87-78 and UW-Stevens Points defeated St Norbert 63-48.
Sweet 16 games will be played Friday March 12th.
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Illinois Wesleyan upset top-ranked and last champion Washington U. in Second round - Mar 7, 2010 (by Arnault Desira)
Washigton U. will not win a third title in a row because of a surprising defeat in the second round of 2010 NCAA D3 Tournament. The top-ranked team in Division 3 finish the season with a 24-3 record but will not go to a fourth trip to NCAA D3 Championship. Illinois Wesleyan also ended the Bears 14-game NCAA Tournament winning streak dating back to 2008.
There were four ties in the first half, but Illinois Wesleyan never allowed the Bears to lead
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Washigton U. will not win a third title in a row because of a surprising defeat in the second round of 2010 NCAA D3 Tournament. The top-ranked team in Division 3 finish the season with a 24-3 record but will not go to a fourth trip to NCAA D3 Championship. Illinois Wesleyan also ended the Bears 14-game NCAA Tournament winning streak dating back to 2008.
There were four ties in the first half, but Illinois Wesleyan never allowed the Bears to lead.
At halftime score was 34-31 for the Titans. A 5-0 lead to start the second half gave Washington U. its first and only lead of the game at 36-34.
Score was 68-67 with less than two minutes to play for IUW. With the Titans leading by three with 15 seconds left, Zimmer missed the second of a two-shot foul, but Sexauer was there for the offensive rebound and was fouled. He made two free throws to gain the victory.
Junior Sean Johnson finished this game with a game 24 points on 9-of-15 shooting, while Jordan Zimmer (6'5''-G) (17 points) and Doug Sexauer (6'7''-F) (16 points, 9 rebounds) also scored in double figures.
Aaron Thompson (6'4''-G-88) led the Bears with 20 points. Spencer Gay (6'6''-F) added a double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds. Sean Wallis (6'2''-G-86) was limited to just two points on 1-of-7 shooting, but had a game-high 11 assists.
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Centre falls to Eastern Mennonite in NCAA D3 Tournament First Round - Mar 7, 2010
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Division III Championship gets under way - Mar 5, 2010
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First upset in 2010 NCAA D3 Tournament - Mar 5, 2010
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Nick Brady named 2010 CAC Player of the Year - Mar 4, 2010
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2010 NCAA D3 Tournament Bracket are known - Mar 2, 2010
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Conference Championship Team qualified for NCAA Tournament - Mar 1, 2010
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N° 21 Cabrini win CSAC Championship Game - Feb 27, 2010
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Heidelberg upset John Carroll in OAC Semifinal - Feb 27, 2010
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Bridgewater State and Framingham State to meet Saturday for 2010 MASCAC Championship Game - Feb 26, 2010
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Cabrini and Neumann reach CSAC Game Championship - Feb 26, 2010
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Merchant Marine advance to first Landmark Championship - Feb 26, 2010
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William Paterson and Richard Stockton advance to NJAC championship game - Feb 26, 2010
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Carleton stop St. Thomas in MIAC semis - Feb 26, 2010
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Nick Harrington: Luxemburg N2 All Star Game MVP - Feb 21, 2010
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Eastern Mennonite scalp ranked opponents - Feb 16, 2010
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Guilford take the lead - Feb 2, 2010
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University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point climb on top of ranks - Jan 19, 2010
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