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| UW-Stevens Point avoids the
takeout slide of UW-Whitewater but gets sent halfway across the
country to play at the Linfield Regional. Photo by Larry Radloff, d3photography.com |
The NCAA has released the Field of 56 teams competing for the 2014 Division III baseball championship.
And finally, the NCAA Division III baseball committee has figured out what football figured out several years ago and basketball before that -- that you can move teams around outside of their regionals. We would never have seen St. Thomas and UW-Whitewater separated, or Marietta and Heidelberg.
Games begin Wednesday, May 14. As the final TBA times become confirmed, we will post them on our scoreboard pages for each regional, and we will have links to any and all live stats, audio and video broadcasts at each regional as well. We'll also have a preview of each of the eight regionals, along with our picks, in the next two days.
Hosted by Piedmont, Demorest, Ga.
1. Shenandoah
2. Emory
3. Birmingham-Southern
4. Bridgewater (Va.)
5. Rhodes
6. Covenant
Hosted by Linfield, McMinnville, Ore.
1. Linfield
2. Cal Lutheran
3. Trinity (Texas)
4. UW-Stevens Point
5. Illinois Wesleyan
6. LeTourneau
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Hosted by Augustana; Moline, Ill.
1. Webster
2. St. Thomas
3. Buena Vista
4. St. Scholastica
5. Rose-Hulman
6. DePauw
Hosted by UW-Whitewater, Whitewater, Wis.
1. UW-Whitewater
2. Heidelberg
3. Concordia-Chicago
4. UW-La Crosse
5. Adrian
6. St. Norbert
Hosted by Misericordia, Moosic, Pa.
1. Moravian
2. Rowan
3. Susquehanna
4. Baldwin Wallace
5. Misericordia
6. Keystone
7. Wesleyan
8. Haverford
Hosted by the ECAC at Whitehouse Field, Harwich,
Mass.
1. Eastern Connecticut
2. Southern Maine
3. Tufts
4. Endicott
5. MIT
6. St. Joseph’s (Maine)
7. Worcester State
8. Mitchell
Hosted by Ithaca at Colburn Park, Newark,
N.Y.
1. Cortland State
2. Kean
3. Amherst
4. Rutgers-Camden
5. Farmingdale State
6. Stevens
7. Union
8. Castleton State
Hosted by Marietta, Marietta, Ohio
1. Marietta
2. Case Western Reserve
3. Salisbury
4. Widener
5. La Roche
6. John Carroll
7. Thomas More
8. Penn State-Berks