2011 NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament

American collegiate men's basketball tournament (2011) August 2023 April 2026 2011 III NCAA logo.svg 125px 61 Salem, Virginia 2010 St. Thomas (Minnesota) Tommies St. Thomas (MN) 1st Wooster 1st Middlebury 1st Williams 6th Steve Fritz (UST) Tyler Nicolai (UST) 31246 The 2011 NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament was a single-elimination tournament to determine the men's collegiate basketball national champion of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III. The tournament began on March 3, 2011. The tournament consists of 61 teams arranged in four sections. The top three teams earn a bye to the second round. The other 58 teams compete in the first round. The first two rounds in each section are held at campus location: four sites per section. The third and fourth rounds take place at the sectional location. The national semifinals and national championship were held at the Salem Civic Center in Salem, Virginia.https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/2011-02-28/teams-named-division-iii-field Teams named to Division III field NCAA.com 2018-04-02 https://web.archive.org/web/20180308215633/https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/2011-02-28/teams-named-division-iii-field 2018-03-08 dead https://www.ncaa.com/brackets/basketball-men/d3/2011 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Championship Bracket - NCAA.com 2018-04-02 https://web.archive.org/web/20120527201927/http://www.ncaa.com/brackets/basketball-men/d3/2011 2012-05-27 dead Forty-two teams were granted automatic bids as the champion of their conference. One independent team was selected, and 18 teams were selected as at-large participants. Qualified teams SchoolConferenceRecordQualificationLa RocheAllegheny Mountain Collegiate25–2AutomaticMcMurryAmerican Southwest21–7AutomaticSt. Mary's (Md.)Capital Athletic22–5AutomaticFranklin & MarshallCentennial22–5AutomaticMedgar EvansCUNY Athletic17–11AutomaticAugustana (Ill.)Illinois and Wisconsin24–3AutomaticCabriniColonial States Athletic22–5AutomaticAlverniaCommonwealth18–6AutomaticSalve ReginaCommonwealth Coast17–10AutomaticHartwickEmpire 817–10AutomaticDelaware ValleyFreedom17–10AutomaticJohnson & Wales (R.I.)Great Northeast Athletic20–8AutomaticManchesterHeartland Collegiate Athletic21–6 AutomaticLutherIowa Intercollegiate Athletic18–8AutomaticScrantonLandmark20–5AutomaticSkidmoreLiberty League18–9AutomaticRhode Island CollegeLittle East19–7AutomaticBridgewater StateMassachusetts State College Athletic19–9AutomaticHopeMichigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association22–6AutomaticSt. NorbertMidwest20–5AutomaticSt. Thomas (Minn.)Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic24–3AutomaticElmsNew England Collegiate20–7AutomaticMiddleburyNew England Small College Athletic25–1AutomaticMITNew England Women's and Men's Athletic19–8AutomaticNew Jersey CityNew Jersey Athletic19–9AutomaticHussonNorth Atlantic21–6AutomaticWoosterNorth Coast Athletic26–2AutomaticWellsNorth Eastern Athletic16–11AutomaticBenedictine (Ill.)Northern Athletics21–7AutomaticWhitworthNorthwest26–1AutomaticMariettaOhio Athletic25–3Automatic SchoolConferenceRecordQualificationRandolph–MaconOld Dominion Athletic24–4AutomaticBethany (W.Va.)Presidents' Athletic21–7AutomaticPurchaseSkyline23–4AutomaticWebsterSt. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic20–6AutomaticRedlandsSouthern California Intercollegiate Athletic16–11AutomaticCentreSouthern Collegiate Athletic21–5AutomaticBuffalo StateSUNY Athletic21–6AutomaticRochester (N.Y.)University Athletic Association20–5AutomaticNorthwestern (Minn.)Upper Midwest Athletic21–6AutomaticNorth Carolina WesleyanUSA South Athletic21–6AutomaticWisconsin–Stevens PointWisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic24–3AutomaticChapmanIndependent24–3At-largeAmherstNew England Small College Athletic22–3At-largeBeckerNorth Atlantic23–4At-largeConcordia (Wis.)Northern Athletics23–4At-largeGwynedd–MercyColonial States Athletic21–6At-largeHanoverHeartland Collegiate Athletic19–7At-largeIllinois WesleyanIllinois & Wisconsin19–8At-largeIthacaEmpire 820–6At-largeMary Hardin-BaylorSouthwest21–7At-largeOswego StateSUNY Athletic23–4At-largePenn State–BehrendAllegheny Mountain Collegiate23–4At-largeRamapoNew Jersey Athletic20–6At-largeTexas–DallasAmerican Southwest21–6At-largeVirginia WesleyanOld Dominion Athletic23–4At-largeWestern Connecticut StateLittle East 21–5At-largeWilliamsNew England Small College Athletic25–2At-largeWisconsin–River FallsWisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic20–7At-largeWittenbergNorth Coast Athletic19–8At-largeWPINew England Women's and Men's Athletic22–5At-large Sectional play Wooster, Ohio Sectional First roundMarch 3 or 4 Second roundMarch 5 SectionalsMarch 11 SectionalsMarch 12 First round: Orange, CaliforniaSecond round: Spokane, Washington Marietta, Ohio Wooster, Ohio Radnor, Pennsylvania 1 Chapman 62 Redlands 38 Marietta 67 Centre 62 La Roche 68 Wittenberg 74 Wooster 74 Benedictine (Ill.) 68 Manchester 70 Bethany (W.Va.) 58 Cabrini 85 New Jersey City 76 Purchase 79 Hartwick 69 Whitworth 77 Chapman 63 Marietta 63 Wittenberg 62 Wooster 47 Manchester 45 Cabrini 91 Purchase 84 Whitworth 93 Marietta 77 Wooster 94 Cabrini 77 Whitworth 66 Wooster 76 Williamstown, Massachusetts Sectional First roundMarch 3 or 4 Second roundMarch 5 SectionalsMarch 11 SectionalsMarch 12 Williamstown, Massachusetts Norfolk, Virginia Worcester, Massachusetts Oswego, New York Williams 86 Husson 83 Becker 80 Scranton 73 Virginia Wesleyan 93 Delaware Valley 63 Franklin & Marshall 69 NC Wesleyan 56 WPI 58 Bridgewater State 57 Amherst 79 Skidmore 39 Oswego State 64 Wells 58 Penn State-Behrend 54 Rhode Isl. College 83 Williams 84 Becker 63 Virginia Wesleyan 79 Franklin & Marshall 71 WPI 70 Amherst 92 Oswego State 63 Rhode Isl. College 71 Williams 79 Virginia Wesleyan 73 Amherst 78 Rhode Isl. College 74 Williams 77 Amherst 71 Rock Island, Illinois Sectional First roundMarch 3 or 4 Second roundMarch 5 SectionalsMarch 11 SectionalsMarch 12 First round: Belton, TexasSecond round:Abilene, Texas Rock Island, Illinois Mequon, Wisconsin Saint Paul, Minnesota 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor 86 Texas-Dallas 77 Augustana (Ill.) 76 Webster 51 Hope 73 Hanover 70 Concordia (Wis.) 61 Luther 68 Wis.-Stevens Pt. 70 St. Norbert College 49 2010 St. Thomas (Minnesota) Tommies St. Thomas (MN) 70 Northwestern (Minn.) 60 Wis.-River Falls 76 Illinois Wesleyan 83 McMurry 67 Mary Hardin-Baylor 70 Augustana (Ill.) 88 Hope 80 Luther 56 Wis.-Stevens Pt. 76 St. Thomas (MN) 78 Ill. Wesleyan 70 Mary Hardin-Baylor 57 Augustana (Ill.) 70 Wis.-Stevens Pt. 64 St. Thomas (MN) 66 Augustana (Ill.) 56 St. Thomas (MN) 72 Rochester, New York Sectional First roundMarch 3 or 4 Second roundMarch 5 SectionalsMarch 11 SectionalsMarch 12 Mahwah, New Jersey St. Mary's City, Maryland Ithaca, New York First round: Danbury, ConnecticutSecond round: Middlebury, Vermont 1 Ramapo 106 Johnson & Wales 114* Gwynedd-Mercy 73 Buffalo State 83 St. Mary's (Md.) 72 Medgar Evers 55 Randolph Macon 62 Alvernia 59 Ithaca 78 MIT 82 Rochester (NY) 81 Elms 70 West Conn. State 89 Salve Regina 67 Johnson & Wales 72 Buffalo State 96 St. Mary's (Md.) 68 Randolph Macon 53 MIT 52 Rochester (NY) 60 West Conn. State 53 Middlebury 79 Buffalo State 74 St. Mary's (Md.) 85 Rochester (NY) 52 Middlebury 61 St. Mary's (Md.) 50 Middlebury 65 Semifinals and National championship – Salem, Virginia SemifinalsFriday, March 18 National championshipSaturday, March 19 Wooster (30–2) 73 Williams (29–2) 71 2010 St. Thomas (Minnesota) Tommies St. Thomas (MN) (28-3) 59 Middlebury (28–1) 57 Wooster 54 St. Thomas (MN) 78 References Category:NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament Ncaa Tournament