2014 NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament

American collegiate men's basketball tournament (2014) August 2023 April 2026 2014 III NCAA logo.svg 125px 62 Salem Civic CenterSalem, Virginia Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks 4th Williams Ephs 4th Illinois Wesleyan Titans 6th Amherst Lord Jeffs 6th The 2014 NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament was a single-elimination tournament of 62 teams held to determine the men's collegiate basketball national champion of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III. It began on March 6, 2014, and concluded with the championship game on March 22, 2014, at the Salem Civic Center in Salem, Virginia. The Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks defeated the Williams Ephs in the championship game, 75–73, to win their fourth national championship, their first since 2012.https://www.ncaa.com/brackets/basketball-men/d3/2022 2022 Division III Men's Basketball Official Bracket | NCAA.com www.ncaa.com The two remaining semifinalists were the Illinois Wesleyan Titans and the Amherst Lord Jeffs. Qualifying teams Automatic bids (42) The following 42 teams were automatic qualifiers for the 2014 NCAA field by virtue of winning their conference's automatic bid (except for the UAA, whose regular-season champion received the automatic bid).2014 men's basketball conference tourney tracker http://d3hoops.com/seasons/men/2013-14/conference-tournaments/index D3Sports.com March 25, 2023 March 1, 2014 Automatic bidsConferenceTeamRecord (Conf.)AppearanceLast bidAllegheny MountainPenn State Behrend23–4 (15–3)7th2013American SouthwestTexas–Dallas25–3 (20–2)5th2011CapitalMary Washington22–5 (12–4)2nd2003CentennialJohns Hopkins17–10 (12–6)9th2007CUNYACYork (NY)21–7 (13–3)6th2007CCIWWheaton (IL)19–8 (10–4)10th2013Colonial StatesCabrini25–1 (17–1)12th2013Commonwealth CoastGordon17–10 (12–6)3rd2010Empire 8Hartwick18–9 (10–4)7th2012Great NortheastAlbertus Magnus26–2 (17–1)4th2013HeartlandRose–Hulman22–5 (15–3)11th2013IowaCentral (IA)20–7 (11–3)10th2010LandmarkScranton24–3 (12–2)25th2012LibertyHobart21–6 (13–3)4th2013Little EastRhode Island College20–8 (11–3)11th2013MAC CommonwealthAlvernia20–7 (13–5)9th2013MAC FreedomDeSales18–9 (10–4)4th2010MASCACBridgewater State16–11 (8–4)7th2011MichiganCalvin22–5 (12–2)19th2013MidwestSt. Norbert24–1 (18–0)6th2013MinnesotaSt. Olaf22–5 (17–3)1stNeverNECCMitchell19–7 (12–4)1stNeverNESCACAmherst24–3 (9–1)16th2013NEWMACMIT20–8 (8–6)6th2013New JerseyRichard Stockton23–4 (15–3)14th2010North AtlanticHusson26–2 (17–1)4th2013North CoastWooster25–3 (16–2)23rd2013NEACMorrisville State19–8 (13–5)3rd2013Northern AthleticsMarian (WI)22–6 (17–3)2nd2001NorthwestWhitworth22–5 (14–2)9th2013OhioWilmington (OH)19–8 (13–5)2nd2010Old DominionVirginia Wesleyan22–6 (12–4)14th2013Presidents'Saint Vincent22–6 (12–4)2nd2013SkylineSUNY Purchase25–2 (17–1)4th2013SCIACChapman18–9 (10–6)3rd2011SCACTrinity (TX)19–9 (11–3)10th2013SLIACWebster20–7 (15–3)4th2011SUNYACBrockport State24–3 (16–2)10th2009UAAWashington–St. Louis23–2 (14–0)18th2013Upper MidwestNorthwestern–St. Paul16–11 (11–3)4th2013USA SouthLaGrange18–10 (9–5)1stNeverWisconsinUW–Stevens Point26–1 (15–1)13th2013 At-large bids (20) The following 20 teams were awarded qualification for the 2014 NCAA field by the NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Committee. The committee evaluated teams on the basis of their win-loss percentage, strength of schedule, head-to-head results, results against common opponents, and results against teams included in the NCAA's final regional rankings. By rule, one bid is reserved for teams in Pool B if there are enough teams that qualify for it. Pool B is for teams that are either independents or whose conference does not yet qualify for an automatic bid. At-large bidsConferenceTeamRecord (Conf.)AppearanceLast bidPoolCCIWAugustana (IL)19–7 (9–5)13th2011CNEWMACBabson20–6 (11–3)6th2004CNESCACBowdoin19–5 (6–4)4th2008CSouthernCentre23–4 (13–1)16th2013BCentennialDickinson21–6 (15–3)6th2013CLittle EastEastern Connecticut22–6 (14–0)5th2012CUAAEmory17–8 (9–5)3rd2013CMichiganHope20–7 (13–1)24th2012CCCIWIllinois Wesleyan23–4 (12–2)23rd2013CNorth CoastOhio Wesleyan20–7 (13–5)5th2013CSUNYACPlattsburgh State22–5 (15–3)8th2013COld DominionRandolph–Macon20–6 (14–2)14th2013CMinnesotaSt. Thomas (MN)22–5 (18–2)15th2013CNEWMACSpringfield20–7 (10–4)7th2013CSUNYACSUNY Geneseo21–6 (14–4)8th1999CWisconsinUW–Whitewater23–4 (13–3)19th2013CCapitalWesley22–3 (14–2)4th2013CNESCACWilliams23–4 (9–1)14th2013CNorth CoastWittenberg21–7 (13–5)27th2012CNEWMACWPI22–4 (12–2)10th2013C Tournament bracket * – Denotes overtime period Top-left - Stevens Point, Wisconsin First roundMarch 6–7Campus Sites Second roundMarch 8Campus Sites Third roundMarch 14Stevens Point, WI Regional finalsMarch 15Stevens Point, WI Danville, KY / Atlanta, GA Stevens Point, WI Richardson, TX Whitewater, WI 1 Centre 78 LaGrange 71 UW–Stevens Point 66 Marian (WI) 64 St. Olaf 72 Central (IA) 85 Texas–Dallas 85 Chapman 70 Whitworth 75 Trinity (TX) 73 UW–Whitewater 79 Northwestern–St. Paul 55 St. Thomas (MN) 77 Augustana (IL) 88 Emory 72 Centre 62 UW–Stevens Point 76 Central (IA) 71 Texas–Dallas 78 Whitworth 77 UW–Whitewater 87 Augustana (IL) 68 Emory 76 UW–Stevens Point 73 Texas–Dallas 63 UW–Whitewater 81 Emory 51 UW–Whitewater 74 Bottom-left - Bloomington, Illinois First roundMarch 6–7Campus Sites Second roundMarch 8Campus Sites Third roundMarch 14Bloomington, IL Regional finalsMarch 15Bloomington, IL Wooster, OH Holland, MI St. Louis, MO Bloomington, IL Wooster 76 Saint Vincent 67 Dickinson 83 SUNY Geneseo 76 Hope 66 Penn State Behrend 70 Rose–Hulman 57 Wheaton (IL) 64 Washington–St. Louis 100 Wilmington (OH) 69 Calvin 66 Wittenberg 51 Illinois Wesleyan 71 Webster 70 St. Norbert 87 Ohio Wesleyan 79 Wooster 64 Dickinson 67 Penn State Behrend 40 Wheaton (IL) 68 Washington–St. Louis 75 Calvin 83 Illinois Wesleyan 84 St. Norbert 68 Dickinson 81 Wheaton (IL) 71 Calvin 64 Illinois Wesleyan 78 Dickinson 66 Illinois Wesleyan 79 Top-right - Amherst, Massachusetts First roundMarch 6–7Campus Sites Second roundMarch 8Campus Sites Third roundMarch 14Amherst, MA Regional finalsMarch 15Amherst, MA Providence, RI / Amherst, MA Plattsburgh, NY Radnor, PA Brockport, NY 1 York (NY) 79 Rhode Island College 54 Plattsburgh State 76 MIT 53 Husson 75 Eastern Connecticut 81 Cabrini 100 Bridgewater State 69 Richard Stockton 72 Bowdoin 66 Brockport State 80 Morrisville State 83 Scranton 81 Hobart 94 Amherst 87 York (NY) 51 Plattsburgh State 70 Eastern Connecticut 60 Cabrini 76 Richard Stockton 85 Morrisville State 86 Hobart 75 Amherst 87 Plattsburgh State 63 Richard Stockton 81 Morrisville State 88 Amherst 84 Morrisville State 74 Bottom-right - Fredericksburg, Virginia First roundMarch 6–7Campus Sites Second roundMarch 8Campus Sites Third roundMarch 14Fredericksburg, VA Regional finalsMarch 15Fredericksburg, VA Purchase, NY Williamstown, MA Ashland, VA Virginia Beach, VA SUNY Purchase 97 Hartwick 71 Albertus Magnus 68 WPI 66 Williams 81 Mitchell 66 Babson 68 Gordon 76 Randolph–Macon 70 DeSales 76 Mary Washington 78 Springfield 58 Virginia Wesleyan 84 Johns Hopkins 72 Alvernia 78 Wesley 83 SUNY Purchase 79 Albertus Magnus 87 Williams 81 Gordon 63 DeSales 49 Mary Washington 77 Virginia Wesleyan 79 Wesley 74 Albertus Magnus 92 Williams 110 Mary Washington 74 Virginia Wesleyan 70 Williams 79 Mary Washington 46 Final Four - Salem, Virginia SemifinalsFriday, March 21 National championshipSaturday, March 22 UW–Whitewater 71 Illinois Wesleyan 63 Amherst 69 Williams 98 UW–Whitewater 75 Williams 73 See also 2014 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament 2014 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament References Category:NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament Ncaa Tournament NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament