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National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III Men’s Basketball Committee

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1. Review of the 2018 Division III Men’s Basketball Committee Meeting Minutes. [Supplement No. 1]

2. Regional realignment.

a. Division III Championships Regional Realignment Project. [Supplement No. 2a]

b. Division III Championships Regional Realignment Breakdown. [Supplement No. 2b]

3. Regional alignment.

a. 2018-2019 regional alignment. [Supplement No. 3a]

b. 2019-2020 automatic qualifiers. [Supplement No. 3b]

c. Potential conference shuffling. [Supplement No. 3c]

d. Provisional, reclassifying and exploratory institutions. [Supplement No. 3d]

4. Regional advisory committees.

a. RAC rosters. [Supplement No. 4a]

b. 2020 ranking call dates. [Supplement No. 4b]

5. National committee composition. [Supplement No. 5]

6. 2019 review.

a. National committee/RAC calls.

b. Selection weekend and show.

c. Coach/team perspective.

Division III Men’s Basketball Annual Meeting Agenda June 3-4, 2019 Page No. 2 ______

d. Preliminary/sectional review.

e. Championship weekend.

f. Officiating.

g. Site representatives.

h. Ticket sales.

1) 2017-18. [Supplement No. 6a]

2) 2018-19. [Supplement No. 6b]

7. 2019 joint championship planning.

a. Schedule of events. [Supplement No. 7]

b. Trophies.

c. Banquet.

d. Alcohol sales.

e. Concerns and opportunities.

f. Future joint championships.

8. Selection Criteria [Supplement No. 8]

9. Site criteria. [Supplement No. 9]

10. Officiating.

• 2019-2020 proposed officiating plan. [Supplement No. 10]

11. NABC update.

12. 2020 meeting dates and site: June 1st & 2nd, 2020, Indianapolis, Indiana

13. Other business.

14. Adjournment.

NCAA/05_30_2019/ATM

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REPORT OF THE NCAA DIVISION III MEN’S BASKETBALL COMMITTEE JUNE 4-5, 2018, MEETING

ACTION ITEMS.

1. Legislative items.

• None.

2. Nonlegislative items.

• Committee chair.

(1) Recommendation. That Sam Atkinson, associate athletics director for communications at Gallaudet University, be approved as the Division III Men’s Basketball Committee chair for the 2018-19 academic year.

(2) Effective date. September 1, 2018.

(3) Rationale. Mr. Atkinson has served on the committee for two years and has provided valuable leadership during his tenure. He will replace Tim Fitzpatrick, the director of athletics at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, whose term expires August 31, 2018.

(4) Estimated budget impact. None.

(5) Student-athlete impact. None.

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS.

1. 2017 annual meeting report. The Division III Men’s Basketball Committee reviewed and approved the 2017 annual meeting report as written.

2. Regional alignment, sponsorship list, pool allocations, bracket and preliminary-round game times. The committee discussed the pool allocations, regional alignment and bracket size/format for 2018-19. The committee also discussed staggering preliminary-round game tip-off times, especially if the host institution is on spring recess.

3. Site selection criteria. The committee discussed the site selection criteria, as well as the strategy of selecting institutions. The committee will continue with prep work the week of selections to determine the top 16 institutions and mock bracketing. The committee also discussed the evaluation process of the remaining schools heading into the sectional round. SUPP. NO. 1

DIII Men’s Basketball Annual Meeting Report June 4-5, 2018 Page No. 2 ______

First- and second-round priority goes to women’s basketball in 2019.

4. Team selection criteria. The committee discussed the team selection criteria, as well as the priority and calculations. The committee reviewed all the tools available for rankings and selections.

5. Regional advisory committees. The committee agreed that the national RAC training call should take place at the beginning of the new year and that an introductory call will take place at the beginning of the basketball season. In addition, committee members and NCAA staff are working with conference commissioners to fill RAC vacancies for each region. The committee will also stress with each RAC member that they are expected to be available as a site representative during preliminary rounds.

6. 2018 championship review.

a. Salem. After 23 years in Salem, Virginia, the championship will be moving to Fort Wayne, Indiana. The committee is grateful for the work that Salem performed under Carey Harveycutter’s leadership for more than two decades.

b. Game times; CBS Sports Network. After much discussion with Fort Wayne’s local organizing committee, the committee has decided to change the game times for the semifinals (6 and 8 p.m.) and final (7 p.m.) in an attempt to increase attendance. Members support future live broadcasts on CBS Sports Network.

7. Officiating. Jim Haney, the Division III men’s basketball national coordinator of officials, was present throughout the duration of the meeting. Mr. Haney updated the committee on his plans and goals for Division III men’s basketball officiating. For the 2018 tournament, Mr. Haney leaned on the regional coordinators to assign officials for the first- and second- round games. Mr. Haney assigned the officials for the sectional games and the finals. In addition, official evaluators were present at each 2018 sectional site. For the 2019 tournament, Mr. Haney will assign each game of the tournament. Mr. Haney will outline his goals and plan for the year with the coordinators at the September conference coordinators meeting.

8. Championship game at the Men’s Final Four. The committee discussed future opportunities to conduct the championship game in conjunction with the Division I Men’s Final Four. Staff indicated that the proposal is currently being discussed with 2020 or 2021 as possibilities. The committee continues to be very supportive of the concept. SUPP. NO. 1

DIII Men’s Basketball Annual Meeting Report June 4-5, 2018 Page No. 3 ______

9. 2019 championship planning.

a. Selection Sunday. Committee members determined that RAC calls will be held Sunday morning, February 24. The national call will begin at 11 a.m. Eastern time and continue throughout the day while monitoring the progress of the day’s conference championship games.

b. Selection Monday. The committee call will be Monday, February 26, at 8:30 a.m. The final bracket is due Monday at 10 a.m., with the announcement following at 12:30 p.m.

c. Tournament schedule. The committee discussed the schedule for the preliminary rounds and semifinals/final in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

d. Preliminary-round ticket prices. The committee will continue with the preliminary-round ticket prices: minimum of $10 for adults and $5 for children/students/seniors.

e. Preliminary-round host personnel. The committee discussed the need for a timeout coordinator at each preliminary-round site to help the fourth official throughout the game. The committee also discussed the need to require each host to have a doctor on site.

f. Preliminary-round practice times. The committee discussed having each preliminary-round host offer uniform practice times on the second day of competition.

g. Fort Wayne. The committee traveled to Fort Wayne, Indiana, on the first day of the meeting. Nathan Dennison, vice president of sales at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, led the group on a tour of the competition venue. Stephanie Coleman, group sales manager for sports at Visit Fort Wayne, and Emily Stuck, program and events manager at Visit Fort Wayne, led the group on a tour of the team, officials, and committee hotels. The committee was very grateful for the opportunity to visit the new championship site before March and is very excited about what Fort Wayne has to offer the student-athletes.

h. DVSport usage. The committee would like to begin discussions with DVSport for replay services at the finals site and sectional sites initially. The DVSport contract expires in 2019. SUPP. NO. 1

DIII Men’s Basketball Annual Meeting Report June 4-5, 2018 Page No. 4 ______

10. National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) report and all-star games. Pat Cunningham, head men’s basketball coach at Trinity University (Texas) and a member of the NABC, joined the committee via teleconference to recap the 2018 All-Star Game and to provide details for the 2019 All-Star Game. The NABC will have a dedicated section of seats in Fort Wayne at the championship.

11. 2019 annual meeting. Committee members agreed to meet June 3-4 in Indianapolis.

Committee Chair: Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet University Staff Liaison: Alexander Mortillaro, Championships and Alliances

NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Committee June 4-5, 2018, Meeting Attendees: Sam Atkinson, Gallaudet University. George Barber, Greenville College. Bob Bjorklund, Bethel University (Minnesota). Tim Fitzpatrick, U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Chuck McBreen, Ramapo College. Jarred Samples, University of Dallas. Leoanrd Trevino, Chatham University. Absentees: Ken Tyler, University of Mary Washington. Guests in Attendance: Mark Adkins, Manchester University. Randy Brown, Allen County Memorial Coliseum. Stephanie Coleman, Visit Fort Wayne. Pat Cunningham, NABC. Nathan Dennison, Allen County Memorial Coliseum. Rick Espeset, Manchester University. Jim Haney, Division III Men’s Basketball National Coordinator of Officials. Tami Hoagland, Manchester University. Dan O’Connell, Visit Fort Wayne. Emily Stuck, Visit Fort Wayne. NCAA Staff Support in Attendance: Alexander Mortillaro, Championships and Alliances. Other NCAA Staff Members in Attendance: Will Hopkins, Championships and Alliances. SUPP. NO. 2a

Division III Championships Regional Realignment Project Discussion and Feedback Document for Sport Committees

Background The championships sub-committee of the Division III Commissioners Association (D3CA) began to examine possible regional realignment changes as it was exploring the Division’s selection criteria. In the process, the committee revisited work on regional realignment conducted by the Division III Championships Committee several years ago (around 2011). The commissioners were engaged with the championships committee at the time; however, those regional proposals were not implemented. Since that time, concerns continue to surface about inconsistencies in the number of schools per regions and schools not being in the same regions for comparable sports.

Further, the sub-committee identified several reasons to reinitiate the regional realignment study:

• Recent studies by several sport committees looking for ways to accommodate growth in membership and address specific concerns about unbalanced regions in order to provide better efficiency in the selection process (i.e., fewer schools per region would allow better review by the RAC and national committee chairs); • The increased importance of regions that focus on geography (distance between regional opponents); • Unexplained regional allocation in some sports (e.g., men’s lacrosse with two regions to account for 220 sponsoring institutions); and • The exponential growth in some sports (e.g., women’s lacrosse) since the last regional realignment.

The D3CA championships sub-committee collected past data, met on numerous occasions and explored several models on its way to the current proposal. The group focused on three guiding principles in its deliberations:

• Balancing the number of institutions across all regions; • Placing importance on geographic proximity for regional placement; and • Maintaining conference members in the same regions.

Competitive balance was not considered as a primary principle understanding that strength changes from year to year and regions should be primarily based on geography.

Project Development The sub-committee prepared a 10-region model (without consideration of the sponsorship numbers by sport) as well as a scaled model dependent on sport sponsorship. Results from the 2017-18 season were considered to better understand scheduling tendencies between conferences. The sub- committee believed the scheduling habits would help identify conferences that might need adjustment in the new format along with direction for where to place conferences as the number of regions change in a sport. The sub-committee also asked commissioners to identify their most frequent conference opponents. Ultimately, the sub-committee moved forward the scaled model. SUPP. NO. 2a

Feedback Process In October and November of 2018, two members of the sub-committee communicated via sport- specific teleconferences with all Division III championship liaisons and sport committee chairs. Some sports, including rowing, ice hockey and men’s volleyball, were not included as they did not merit changes. The project background and guiding principles were outlined before feedback was gathered from the teleconference participants.

The following questions were posed in advance so that participants were prepared and had time to consider any additional questions:

• Do the number of regions for your sport look about right? The number of schools per region? • If your committee is simultaneously considering region changes, how does this proposal compare to your committee’s work? Anything from your committee’s work that should be considered in the proposal? • (If your sport includes a proposal to increase the number of regions) Do you have any concerns about a corresponding increase to committee members? (refer to p. 4 for a summary of the net region changes) • Can you anticipate any unintended consequences with the proposed changes for your sport? In rankings? In selections? • If the project received support from the championships committee later this year (consider Feb 2019), when is it optimal to implement? • Do you have any considerations or suggestions to offer in the review process? For example, one idea offered was to consider sharing the project with coaches associations so that they can consider whether to adjust their regions for awards, etc.

Several participants suggested changes due to independents having moved into member conferences. Likewise, several noted a few competitive/traditional rival concerns for the sub- committee to consider. These changes were noted and submitted to the sub-committee prior to drafting the final version for consideration by the entire D3CA. None of the competitive-based suggestions were incorporated based on the original decision of the sub-committee to avoid balancing regions using competitive factors.

Notably, some sports (women’s golf, women’s lacrosse and men’s lacrosse) were in the process of discussing changes to their regional alignments. The sub-committee, staff liaisons and committee chairs with those sports worked collaboratively to finalize models. In addition, the sub- committee reached out to the executive directors of all the coaches associations in December to inform them of the ongoing work. And, the sub-committee maintained dialogue with and provided updates to the championships committee and staff liaison Liz Turner Suscha throughout the process.

Regional Realignment Plan and Next Steps Upon refinement of the plan based on the principles outlined above, the sub-committee moved the discussion to the full DC3A for endorsement (refer to Attachment for proposals by sport). Once approved at the DC3A meeting in January, the proposal was, in turn, supported by the championships committee at its February 2019 meeting. With consultation from staff, the SUPP. NO. 2a

determination was made to present a model to the governance structure (i.e., the championships committee) without first seeking formal positions from sport committees.

After the February championships committee meeting, a few sport committees expressed concerns that ranged from wanting to adjust one or two conferences within the proposed alignment to significant concerns about how the proposed model would affect competitive balance overall. Championships committee members affirmed the proposal’s stated principles. However, the committee agreed that more uniform input from all sport committees is optimal and that it will help determine whether any proposed alternatives fit the guiding principles. To this end, sport committees are asked to review and provide responses to the questions posed below. The championships committee requests that responses be submitted no later than May 31st so that they may be reviewed in total at the championships committee’s June in-person meeting. At that point, the committee will make a final determination about a formal recommendation to submit to the Management Council in July. SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region I 1 Anna Maria College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 2 Colby-Sawyer College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 3 Emmanuel College (Massachusetts) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 4 Norwich University Great Northeast Athletic Conference 5 Regis College (Massachusetts) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 6 Saint Joseph's College (Maine) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 7 Suffolk University Great Northeast Athletic Conference 8 Albertus Magnus College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 9 Lasell College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 10 University of St. Joseph (Connecticut) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 11 Rivier University Great Northeast Athletic Conference 12 Johnson & Wales University (Providence) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 13 Northern Vermont University-Johnson North Atlantic Conference 14 Maine Maritime Academy North Atlantic Conference 15 Husson University North Atlantic Conference 16 University of Maine at Presque Isle North Atlantic Conference 17 Northern Vermont University-Lyndon North Atlantic Conference 18 Thomas College North Atlantic Conference 19 University of Maine, Farmington North Atlantic Conference 20 State University of New York at Canton North Atlantic Conference 21 Amherst College New England Small College Athletic Conference 22 Bates College New England Small College Athletic Conference 23 Bowdoin College New England Small College Athletic Conference 24 Colby College New England Small College Athletic Conference 25 Connecticut College New England Small College Athletic Conference 26 Hamilton College New England Small College Athletic Conference 27 Middlebury College New England Small College Athletic Conference 28 Trinity College (Connecticut) New England Small College Athletic Conference 29 Tufts University New England Small College Athletic Conference 30 Wesleyan University (Connecticut) New England Small College Athletic Conference 31 Williams College New England Small College Athletic Conference 32 Babson College New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 33 Clark University (Massachusetts) New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 34 Emerson College New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 35 Massachusetts Institute of Technology New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 36 Springfield College New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 37 U.S. Coast Guard Academy New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 38 Wheaton College (Massachusetts) New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 39 Worcester Polytechnic Institute New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region II 1 Curry College Commonwealth Coast Conference 2 Nichols College Commonwealth Coast Conference 3 Roger Williams University Commonwealth Coast Conference 4 Salve Regina University Commonwealth Coast Conference 5 Wentworth Institute of Technology Commonwealth Coast Conference 6 Western New England University Commonwealth Coast Conference 7 Gordon College Commonwealth Coast Conference 8 University of New England Commonwealth Coast Conference 9 Endicott College Commonwealth Coast Conference 10 Castleton University Little East Conference 11 Eastern Connecticut State University Little East Conference 12 Keene State College Little East Conference 13 University of Massachusetts Boston Little East Conference 14 Plymouth State University Little East Conference 15 Rhode Island College Little East Conference 16 University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Little East Conference 17 University of Southern Maine Little East Conference 18 Western Connecticut State University Little East Conference 19 Bridgewater State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 20 Fitchburg State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 21 Framingham State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 22 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 23 Salem State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 24 Westfield State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 25 Worcester State University Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 26 New England College New England Collegiate Conference 27 Elms College New England Collegiate Conference 28 Eastern Nazarene College New England Collegiate Conference 29 Southern Vermont College New England Collegiate Conference 30 Newbury College New England Collegiate Conference 31 Lesley University New England Collegiate Conference 32 Becker College New England Collegiate Conference 33 Mitchell College New England Collegiate Conference 34 Dean College (2021) New England Collegiate Conference 35 Brandeis University University Athletic Association 36 Pine Manor College American Collegiate Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region III 1 Alfred University Empire 8 2 Elmira College Empire 8 3 Hartwick College Empire 8 4 Nazareth College Empire 8 5 St. John Fisher College Empire 8 6 Stevens Institute of Technology Empire 8 7 Utica College Empire 8 8 The Sage Colleges Empire 8 9 Houghton College Empire 8 10 Clarkson University Liberty League 11 Ithaca College Liberty League 12 Rochester Institute of Technology Liberty League 13 St. Lawrence University Liberty League 14 Skidmore College Liberty League 15 Union College (New York) Liberty League 16 Vassar College Liberty League 17 Hobart Liberty League 18 Bard College Liberty League 19 Gallaudet University North Eastern Athletic Conference 20 Wells College North Eastern Athletic Conference 21 Keuka College North Eastern Athletic Conference 22 State University of New York Polytechnic Institute North Eastern Athletic Conference 23 College of Saint Elizabeth North Eastern Athletic Conference 24 Cazenovia College North Eastern Athletic Conference 25 Penn State Berks College North Eastern Athletic Conference 26 Morrisville State College North Eastern Athletic Conference 27 State University of New York at Cobleskill North Eastern Athletic Conference 28 Lancaster Bible College North Eastern Athletic Conference 29 Penn State University, Abington North Eastern Athletic Conference 30 Pennsylvania College of Technology North Eastern Athletic Conference 31 College at Brockport, State University of New York State University of New York Athletic Conference 32 Buffalo State, State University of New York State University of New York Athletic Conference 33 State University of New York at Cortland State University of New York Athletic Conference 34 The State University of New York at Fredonia State University of New York Athletic Conference 35 State University of New York at Geneseo State University of New York Athletic Conference 36 State University of New York at New Paltz State University of New York Athletic Conference 37 State University of New York at Oneonta State University of New York Athletic Conference 38 State University of New York at Oswego State University of New York Athletic Conference 39 Plattsburgh State University of New York State University of New York Athletic Conference 40 State University of New York at Potsdam State University of New York Athletic Conference 41 University of Rochester University Athletic Association 42 Alfred State College American Collegiate Athletic Association 43 State University of New York at Delhi (2022) Independent SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region IV 1 Baruch College City University of New York Athletic Conference 2 Brooklyn College City University of New York Athletic Conference 3 Lehman College City University of New York Athletic Conference 4 Hunter College City University of New York Athletic Conference 5 John Jay College of Criminal Justice City University of New York Athletic Conference 6 Medgar Evers College City University of New York Athletic Conference 7 The City College of New York City University of New York Athletic Conference 8 College of Staten Island City University of New York Athletic Conference 9 York College (New York) City University of New York Athletic Conference 10 DeSales University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 11 Delaware Valley University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 12 Fairleigh Dickinson University, Florham Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 13 King's College (Pennsylvania) Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 14 Manhattanville College Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 15 Wilkes University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 16 Eastern University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 17 Misericordia University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 18 Rowan University New Jersey Athletic Conference 19 New Jersey City University New Jersey Athletic Conference 20 Kean University New Jersey Athletic Conference 21 Montclair State University New Jersey Athletic Conference 22 Ramapo College New Jersey Athletic Conference 23 Rutgers, The State Univ. of New Jersey, Camden New Jersey Athletic Conference 24 Rutgers, The State Univ. of New Jersey, Newark New Jersey Athletic Conference 25 Stockton University New Jersey Athletic Conference 26 The College of New Jersey New Jersey Athletic Conference 27 William Paterson University of New Jersey New Jersey Athletic Conference 28 College of Mount Saint Vincent Skyline Conference 29 State University of New York Maritime College Skyline Conference 30 State University College at Old Westbury Skyline Conference 31 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Skyline Conference 32 Yeshiva University Skyline Conference 33 St. Joseph's College (Long Island) Skyline Conference 34 Mount Saint Mary College (New York) Skyline Conference 35 Farmingdale State College Skyline Conference 36 Purchase College, State University of New York Skyline Conference 37 St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn) Skyline Conference 38 Sarah Lawrence College Skyline Conference 39 New York University University Athletic Association 40 College of New Rochelle Independent SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region V 1 Cabrini University Atlantic East Conference 2 Immaculata University Atlantic East Conference 3 Marymount University (Virginia) Atlantic East Conference 4 Marywood University Atlantic East Conference 5 Wesley College Atlantic East Conference 6 Neumann University Atlantic East Conference 7 Gwynedd Mercy University Atlantic East Conference 8 Dickinson College Centennial Conference 9 Franklin & Marshall College Centennial Conference 10 Gettysburg College Centennial Conference 11 Haverford College Centennial Conference 12 Johns Hopkins University Centennial Conference 13 Muhlenberg College Centennial Conference 14 Swarthmore College Centennial Conference 15 Ursinus College Centennial Conference 16 Washington College (Maryland) Centennial Conference 17 McDaniel College Centennial Conference 18 Clarks Summit University Colonial States Athletic Conference 19 Cairn University Colonial States Athletic Conference 20 Centenary University (New Jersey) Colonial States Athletic Conference 21 Wilson College Colonial States Athletic Conference 22 Rosemont College Colonial States Athletic Conference 23 Keystone College Colonial States Athletic Conference 24 Bryn Athyn College Colonial States Athletic Conference 25 Catholic University Landmark Conference 26 Elizabethtown College Landmark Conference 27 Juniata College Landmark Conference 28 Moravian College Landmark Conference 29 University of Scranton Landmark Conference 30 Susquehanna University Landmark Conference 31 Goucher College Landmark Conference 32 Drew University Landmark Conference 33 Albright College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 34 Lebanon Valley College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 35 Lycoming College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 36 Messiah College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 37 Widener University Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 38 Alvernia University Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 39 Arcadia University Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 40 Hood College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 41 Stevenson University Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 42 University of Valley Forge American Collegiate Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region VI 1 Christopher Newport University Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 2 Frostburg State University Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 3 University of Mary Washington Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 4 St. Mary's College of Maryland Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 5 Salisbury University Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 6 York College (Pennsylvania) Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 7 Penn State Harrisburg Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 8 Southern Virginia University Capital Athletic Conference Inc. 9 Bridgewater College (Virginia) Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 10 Eastern Mennonite University Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 11 Emory and Henry College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 12 Ferrum College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 13 University of Lynchburg Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 14 Randolph-Macon College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 15 Randolph College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 16 Roanoke College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 17 Shenandoah University Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 18 Virginia Wesleyan University Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 19 Washington and Lee University Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 20 Hampden-Sydney College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 21 Guilford College Old Dominion Athletic Conf. 22 Centre College Southern Athletic Association 23 Millsaps College Southern Athletic Association 24 Rhodes College Southern Athletic Association 25 University of the South Southern Athletic Association 26 Berry College Southern Athletic Association 27 Hendrix College Southern Athletic Association 28 Oglethorpe University Southern Athletic Association 29 Birmingham-Southern College Southern Athletic Association 30 Averett University USA South Athletic Conference 31 Greensboro College USA South Athletic Conference 32 Maryville College (Tennessee) USA South Athletic Conference 33 Methodist University USA South Athletic Conference 34 North Carolina Wesleyan College USA South Athletic Conference 35 Huntingdon College USA South Athletic Conference 36 LaGrange College USA South Athletic Conference 37 William Peace University USA South Athletic Conference 38 Piedmont College USA South Athletic Conference 39 Covenant College USA South Athletic Conference 40 Berea College USA South Athletic Conference 41 Brevard College (2021) USA South Athletic Conference 42 Pfeiffer University (2021) USA South Athletic Conference 43 Emory University University Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region VII 1 Pennsylvania State Univ. Erie, the Behrend College Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 2 D'Youville College Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 3 La Roche University Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 4 University of Pittsburgh, Bradford Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 5 Hilbert College Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 6 University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 7 Medaille College Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 8 Penn State University, Altoona Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 9 Mount Aloysius College Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 10 Franciscan University of Steubenville Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 11 Adrian College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 12 Albion College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 13 Alma College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 14 Calvin College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 15 Hope College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 16 Kalamazoo College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 17 Olivet College Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 18 Trine University Michigan Intercol. Ath. Assn. 19 Allegheny College North Coast Athletic Conference 20 DePauw University North Coast Athletic Conference 21 Denison University North Coast Athletic Conference 22 Hiram College North Coast Athletic Conference 23 Kenyon College North Coast Athletic Conference 24 Oberlin College North Coast Athletic Conference 25 Ohio Wesleyan University North Coast Athletic Conference 26 Wabash College North Coast Athletic Conference 27 Wittenberg University North Coast Athletic Conference 28 The College of Wooster North Coast Athletic Conference 29 Baldwin Wallace University Ohio Athletic Conference 30 Capital University Ohio Athletic Conference 31 Heidelberg University Ohio Athletic Conference 32 John Carroll University Ohio Athletic Conference 33 Marietta College Ohio Athletic Conference 34 University of Mount Union Ohio Athletic Conference 35 Muskingum University Ohio Athletic Conference 36 Ohio Northern University Ohio Athletic Conference 37 Otterbein University Ohio Athletic Conference 38 Wilmington College (Ohio) Ohio Athletic Conference 39 Bethany College (West Virginia) Presidents' Athletic Conference 40 Grove City College Presidents' Athletic Conference 41 Thiel College Presidents' Athletic Conference 42 Washington and Jefferson College Presidents' Athletic Conference 43 Waynesburg University Presidents' Athletic Conference 44 Westminster College (Pennsylvania) Presidents' Athletic Conference 45 Chatham University Presidents' Athletic Conference 46 Saint Vincent College Presidents' Athletic Conference 47 Geneva College Presidents' Athletic Conference 48 Carnegie Mellon University University Athletic Association 49 Case Western Reserve University University Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region VIII 1 Augustana College (Illinois) College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 2 Carroll University (Wisconsin) College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 3 Carthage College College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 4 Elmhurst College College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 5 Illinois Wesleyan University College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 6 Millikin University College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 7 North Central College College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 8 North Park University College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 9 Wheaton College (Illinois) College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 10 Earlham College Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 11 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 12 Anderson University (Indiana) Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 13 Bluffton University Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 14 Defiance College Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 15 Hanover College Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 16 Manchester University Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 17 Franklin College Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 18 Mount St. Joseph University Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 19 Transylvania University Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 20 Beloit College Midwest Conference 21 Cornell College Midwest Conference 22 Grinnell College Midwest Conference 23 Illinois College Midwest Conference 24 Knox College Midwest Conference 25 Lake Forest College Midwest Conference 26 Lawrence University Midwest Conference 27 Monmouth College (Illinois) Midwest Conference 28 Ripon College Midwest Conference 29 St. Norbert College Midwest Conference 30 Blackburn College St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 31 Eureka College St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 32 MacMurray College St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 33 Principia College St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 34 Webster University St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 35 Greenville University St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 36 Westminster College (Missouri) St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 37 Fontbonne University St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 38 Spalding University St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 39 Iowa Wesleyan University St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 40 University of Chicago University Athletic Association 41 Washington University in St. Louis University Athletic Association 42 Maranatha Baptist University Independent SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region IX 1 Buena Vista University American Rivers Conference 2 Central College (Iowa) American Rivers Conference 3 Coe College American Rivers Conference 4 University of Dubuque American Rivers Conference 5 Loras College American Rivers Conference 6 Luther College American Rivers Conference 7 Nebraska Wesleyan University American Rivers Conference 8 Simpson College American Rivers Conference 9 Wartburg College American Rivers Conference 10 Augsburg University Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 11 Bethel University (Minnesota) Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 12 Carleton College Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 13 Concordia College, Moorhead Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 14 Gustavus Adolphus College Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 15 Hamline University Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 16 Saint John's University (Minnesota) Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 17 Macalester College Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 18 Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 19 St. Olaf College Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 20 University of St. Thomas (Minnesota) Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 21 Aurora University Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 22 Concordia University Chicago Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 23 Benedictine University (Illinois) Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 24 Rockford University Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 25 Concordia University Wisconsin Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 26 Edgewood College Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 27 Lakeland University Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 28 Marian University (Wisconsin) Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 29 Dominican University (Illinois) Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 30 Wisconsin Lutheran College Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 31 Milwaukee School of Engineering Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 32 Illinois Institute of Technology Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 33 The College of St. Scholastica Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 34 University of Wisconsin-Superior Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 35 University of Minnesota, Morris Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 36 Northland College Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 37 Martin Luther College Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 38 University of Northwestern-St. Paul Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 39 Crown College (Minnesota) Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 40 Bethany Lutheran College Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 41 North Central University Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 42 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 43 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 44 University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 45 University of Wisconsin-Platteville Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 46 University of Wisconsin-River Falls Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 47 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 48 University of Wisconsin-Stout Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 49 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 50 Finlandia University American Collegiate Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 2b Men's Basketball

Region X 1 Hardin-Simmons University American Southwest Conference 2 East Texas Baptist University American Southwest Conference 3 Louisiana College American Southwest Conference 4 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor American Southwest Conference 5 Sul Ross State University American Southwest Conference 6 Howard Payne University American Southwest Conference 7 LeTourneau University American Southwest Conference 8 McMurry University American Southwest Conference 9 University of Texas at Dallas American Southwest Conference 10 Concordia University Texas American Southwest Conference 11 University of the Ozarks (Arkansas) American Southwest Conference 12 Belhaven University (2019) American Southwest Conference 13 University of Puget Sound Northwest Conference 14 Whitman College Northwest Conference 15 Willamette University Northwest Conference 16 George Fox University Northwest Conference 17 Linfield College Northwest Conference 18 Pacific Lutheran University Northwest Conference 19 Whitworth University Northwest Conference 20 Pacific University (Oregon) Northwest Conference 21 Lewis & Clark College Northwest Conference 22 California Institute of Technology Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 23 California Lutheran University Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 24 Chapman University Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 25 Claremont McKenna-Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 26 University of La Verne Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 27 Occidental College Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 28 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 29 University of Redlands Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 30 Whittier College Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 31 Centenary College (Louisiana) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 32 Colorado College Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 33 Trinity University (Texas) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 34 Austin College Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 35 University of Dallas Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 36 Schreiner University Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 37 Texas Lutheran University Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 38 Johnson & Wales University (Denver) (2022) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 39 Southwestern University (Texas) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 40 University of California, Santa Cruz Independent SUPP. NO. 2b

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 8 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 7 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 12 North Atlantic 8 Little East 8 Liberty 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 10 ODAC 11 Michigan Intercoll. 8 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 11 Northwest 9 NESCAC 10 MASCAC 8 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 7 SAA 8 North Coast 10 Midwest 9 NACC 11 SCIAC 9 BASEBALL NEWMAC 8 NECC 7 SUNYAC 7 Skyline 10 Landmark 7 USA South 14 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 7 Brandeis 1 MAC Commonwealth 8 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 7 Pine Manor 1 Valley Forge 1 Case Western 1 Maranatha 1 Washington U. 1 34 34 38 35 40 42 48 41 47 37 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 12 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 9 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 13 North Atlantic 8 Little East 9 Liberty 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 10 ODAC 13 Michigan Intercoll. 8 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 11 Northwest 9 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 7 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 7 SAA 8 North Coast 10 Midwest 10 NACC 12 SCIAC 9 NEWMAC 8 NECC 9 SUNYAC 7 Skyline 11 Landmark 8 USA South 13 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 8 MEN'S BASKETBALL Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 UC Santa Cruz 1 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Thomas More 1 39 36 41 40 42 43 50 42 50 40 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 13 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 9 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 11 North Atlantic 8 Little East 9 Liberty 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 11 ODAC 13 Michigan Intercoll. 9 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 12 Northwest 9 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 7 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 9 SAA 8 North Coast 9 Midwest 10 NACC 13 SCIAC 9 NEWMAC 11 NECC 9 SUNYAC 10 Skyline 10 Landmark 8 USA South 15 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 8 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Pfeiffer 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 UC Santa Cruz 1 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Emory U. 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Trinity Washington 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Mount Mary 1 Thomas More 1 43 36 44 39 46 46 50 42 53 38 I II III IV V VI Commonwealth Coast 7 Little East 13 Empire 8 9 Atlantic East 6 Landmark 8 SAA 6 GNAC 9 NECC 7 Liberty League 8 Colonial States 8 MAC Commonwealth 8 Capital 6 FIELD HOCKEY NEWMAC 9 NESCAC 11 SUNYAC 7 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 11 ODAC 10 NJAC 7 North Coast 8 25 31 24 29 35 22 I II III IV V VI Commonwealth Coast 7 Empire 8 7 Centennial 10 CCIW 10 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 10 East Coast Football 7 Liberty League 7 ODAC 8 Heartland 9 Midwest 12 Minnesota 9 MASCAC 9 MAC 11 Presidents' 10 Michigan Intercoll. 8 NACC 8 Northwest 8 FOOTBALL NESCAC 10 NJAC 10 SAA 9 North Coast 10 UMAC 9 SCIAC 8 NEWMAC 8 USA South 8 Ohio 10 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 Thomas More 1 41 35 46 47 38 43 I II III IV V VI VII Commonwealth Coast 6 Atlantic East 6 Centennial 7 Capital 7 AMCC 9 Midwest 6 American Southwest 10 GNAC 9 Empire 8 8 Colonial States 7 ODAC 12 CCIW 9 SLIAC 8 Northwest 9 NECC 5 Liberty 7 Landmark 8 SAA 8 Heartland 10 American Rivers 9 SCIAC 8 North Atlantic 11 MAC Freedom 8 MAC Commonwealth 8 USA South 13 Michigan Intercoll. 8 Minnesota Intercoll. 10 SCAC 7 MEN'S GOLF NESCAC 11 NEAC 8 Presidents' 7 Emory U. 1 North Coast 9 NACC 9 Western Conn St Univ 1 Skyline 7 Valley Forge 1 Ohio 9 UMAC 9 Westfield St Univ 1 William Paterson 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Thomas More 1 Wisc.-Eau Claire 1 Wisc.-Stout 1 44 45 39 41 55 53 34 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 12 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 9 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 13 North Atlantic 8 Little East 9 Liberty League 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 10 ODAC 13 Michigan Intercoll. 8 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 11 Northwest 8 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 8 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 7 SAA 8 North Coast 10 Midwest 10 NACC 12 SCIAC 9 NEWMAC 8 NECC 9 SUNYAC 10 Skyline 11 Landmark 8 USA South 13 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 9 MEN'S SOCCER Brandeis 1 U of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 8 U. of Chicago 1 Wis.-Platteville 1 UC Santa Cruz 1 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Wis.-Whitewater 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Finlandia 1 Thomas More 1 39 37 44 40 42 43 49 42 44 40

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 13 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 7 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 12 North Atlantic 8 Little East 9 Liberty League 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 11 ODAC 14 Michigan Intercoll. 9 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 12 Northwest 9 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 8 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 9 SAA 8 North Coast 9 Midwest 10 NACC 12 SCIAC 9 NEWMAC 11 NECC 10 SUNYAC 10 Skyline 10 Landmark 8 USA South 17 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 8 WOMEN'S SOCCER Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 UC Santa Cruz 1 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 Mills 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Trinity Washington 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Mount Mary 1 Thomas More 1 U. of Rockford 1 43 38 44 37 46 48 50 43 52 40 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 13 Commonwealth Coast 10 Empire 8 8 CUNYAC 7 Atlantic East 6 Capital 7 AMCC 11 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 12 North Atlantic 8 Little East 8 Liberty 8 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 9 ODAC 10 Michigan Intercoll. 9 Heartland 9 Minnesota Intercoll. 12 Northwest 8 NESCAC 10 MASCAC 8 NEAC 13 NJAC 10 Colonial States 8 SAA 7 North Coast 10 Midwest 10 NACC 12 SCIAC 8 NEWMAC 10 NECC 8 SUNYAC 10 Skyline 9 Landmark 7 USA South 17 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 7 SOFTBALL Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 Maine-Presque Isle 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Thomas More 41 37 42 36 40 42 51 41 51 35 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 13 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 9 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 11 North Atlantic 6 Little East 9 Liberty League 8 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 11 ODAC 13 Michigan Intercoll. 9 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 12 Northwest 9 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 8 NEAC 12 NJAC 9 Colonial States 9 SAA 8 North Coast 9 Midwest 10 NACC 13 SCIAC 9 NEWMAC 11 NECC 10 SUNYAC 10 Skyline 11 Landmark 7 USA South 17 Ohio 10 St. Louis 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 8 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 UC Santa Cruz 1 Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 Mills 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Trinity Washington 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Mount Mary 1 Thomas More 1 41 38 42 39 45 47 50 42 53 39 SUPP. NO. 2b SUMMARY, BY SPORT AND REGION

SPORT BY REGION COUNT I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X GNAC 12 Commonwealth Coast 9 Empire 8 9 CUNYAC 9 Atlantic East 7 Capital 8 AMCC 10 CCIW 9 American Rivers 9 American Southwest 13 North Atlantic 8 Little East 9 Liberty 10 MAC Freedom 8 Centennial 10 ODAC 13 Michigan Intercoll. 8 Heartland 10 Minnesota Intercoll. 11 Northwest 9 NESCAC 11 MASCAC 7 NEAC 12 NJAC 10 Colonial States 7 SAA 8 North Coast 10 Midwest 10 NACC 12 SCIAC 9 MEN'S BASKETBALL NEWMAC 8 NECC 9 SUNYAC 7 Skyline 11 Landmark 8 USA South 13 Ohio 10 SLIAC 10 UMAC 9 SCAC 8 PROPOSED Brandeis 1 U. of Rochester 1 New York U. 1 MAC Commonwealth 9 Emory U. 1 Presidents' 9 U. of Chicago 1 Wisconsin Intercoll. 8 UC Santa Cruz 1 REALIGNMENT Pine Manor 1 Alfred State 1 U. of New Rochelle 1 Valley Forge 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 Maranatha 1 Finlandia 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Case Western 1 Washington U. 1 Thomas More 1 39 36 41 40 42 43 50 42 50 40

ATLANTIC CENTRAL EAST GREAT LAKES MIDDLE ATLANTIC NORTHEAST SOUTH WEST Atlantic East 7 CCIW 9 Empire 8 9 AMCC 10 CAC 8 CCC 9 American Southwest 13 ARC 9 CUNYAC 9 Midwest 10 Liberty League 10 HCAC 10 Centennial 10 GNAC 12 ODAC 13 MIAC 11 Colonial States 7 Northern Athletic 12 NEAC 12 MIAA 8 Landmark 8 Little East 9 SAA 8 Northwest 9 MAC Freedom 8 SLIAC 10 SUNYAC 10 NCAC 10 MAC Commonwealth 9 MSCAC 7 SCAC 9 SCIAC 9 MEN'S BASKETBALL NJAC 10 WIAC 8 Alfred State College 1 OAC 10 Valley Forge 1 NECC 9 USA South 13 UMAC 9 2018-2019 Skyline 11 University of Chicago 1 NYU 1 PAC 9 NESCAC 11 Emory 1 Santa Cruz 1 ALIGNMENT College of New Rochelle 1 Washington U. 1 U. of Rochester 1 Thomas More College 1 NEWMAC 8 Finlandia 1 Carnegie Mellon 1 North Athletic 8 Case Western 1 SUNY Delhi 1 Pine Manor 1 Brandeis 1 53 52 44 60 36 76 57 48 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

Atlantic Region Atlantic East Conference City University of New York Athletic Conference 1 Cabrini University 1 Baruch College 2 Gwynedd Mercy University 2 Brooklyn College 3 Immaculata University 3 College of Staten Island 4 Marymount University (Virginia) 4 Hunter College 5 Marywood University 5 John Jay College of Criminal Justice 6 Neumann University 6 Lehman College 7 Wesley College 7 Medgar Evers College 7 Teams | Pool B 8 The City College of New York Colonial States Athletic Conference 9 York College (New York) 1 Bryn Athyn College 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 2 Cairn University Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 3 Centenary University (New Jersey) 1 Delaware Valley University 4 Clarks Summit University 2 DeSales University 5 Keystone College 3 Eastern University 6 Rosemont College 4 Fairleigh Dickinson University, Florham 7 Wilson College 5 King’s College (Pennsylvania) 7 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 Manhattanville College New Jersey Athletic Conference 7 Misericordia University 1 Kean University 8 Wilkes University 2 Montclair State University 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 3 New Jersey City University Skyline Conference 4 Ramapo College 1 College of Mount St. Vincent 5 Rowan University 2 Farmingdale State College 6 Rutgers, the State Univ. of New Jersey, Camden 3 Mount Saint Mary College (New York) 7 Rutgers, the State Univ. of New Jersey, Newark 4 Purchase College, State University of New York 8 Stockton University 5 Sarah Lawrence College 9 The College of New Jersey 6 St. Joseph’s College (Brooklyn) 10 William Paterson University of New Jersey 7 St. Joseph’s College (Long Island) 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 8 State University College at Old Westbury Independent 9 State University of New York Maritime College 1 College of New Rochelle 10 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 1 Team | Pool B 11 Yeshiva University 11 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 45 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 8 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAMS 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

Central Region American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin 1 Finlandia University 1 Augustana College (Illinois) 1 Team | Pool B 2 Carroll University (Wisconsin) Midwest Conference 3 Carthage College 1 Beloit College 4 Elmhurst College 2 Cornell College 5 Illinois Wesleyan University 3 Grinnell College 6 Millikin University 4 Illinois College 7 North Central College 5 Knox College 8 North Park University 6 Lake Forest College 9 Wheaton College (Illinois) 7 Lawrence University 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 8 Monmouth College (Illinois) Northern Athletics Conference 9 Ripon College 1 Aurora University 10 St. Norbert College 2 Benedictine University (Illinois) 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 3 Concordia University Chicago St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 4 Concordia University Wisconsin 1 Blackburn College 5 Dominican University (Illinois) 2 Eureka College 6 Edgewood College 3 Fontbonne University 7 Illinois Institute of Technology 4 Greenville University 8 Lakeland University 5 Iowa Wesleyan University 9 Marian University (Wisconsin) 6 MacMurray College 10 Milwaukee School of Engineering 7 Principia College 11 Rockford University 8 Spalding University 12 Wisconsin Lutheran College 9 Webster University 12 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 10 Westminster College (Missouri) University Athletic Association [MRC] 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 1 University of Chicago Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2 Washington University in St. Louis 1 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2 Teams | AQ - Regular Season Champ 2 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Independent 3 University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1 Marantha Baptist University 4 University of Wisconsin-Platteville 1 Team | Pool B 5 University of Wisconsin-River Falls 6 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point 7 University of Wisconsin-Stout 8 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 51 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 2 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAMS 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

East Region American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] Empire 8 1 Alfred State College 1 Alfred University 1 Team | Pool B 2 Elmira College Liberty League 3 Hartwick College 1 Bard College 4 Houghton College 2 Clarkson University 5 Nazareth College 3 Hobart and William Smith Colleges 6 St. John Fisher College 4 Ithaca College 7 Stevens Institute of Technology 5 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 8 The Sage Colleges 6 Rochester Institute of Technology 9 Utica College 7 Skidmore College 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 8 St. Lawrence University North Eastern Athletic Conference 9 Union College (New York) 1 Cazenovia College 10 Vassar College 2 College of Saint Elizabeth 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 3 Gallaudet University State University of New York Athletic Conference 4 Keuka College 1 Buffalo State, State University of New York 5 Lancaster Bible College 2 College at Brockport, State University of New York 6 Morrisville State College 3 Plattsburgh State University of New York 7 Penn State Berks College 4 State University of New York at Cortland 8 Penn State University, Abington 5 State University of New York at Geneseo 9 Pennsylvania College of Technology 6 State University of New York at New Paltz 10 State University of New York at Cobleskill 7 State University of New York at Oneonta 11 State University of New York Polytechnic Institute 8 State University of New York at Oswego 12 Wells College 9 State University of New York at Potsdam 12 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 10 The State University of New York at Fredonia University Athletic Association [MRC] 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 1 New York University 2 University of Rochester 2 Teams | AQ - Regular Season Champ

44 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 43 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 44 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAM 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

Great Lakes Region Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] 1 D’Youville College 1 Thomas More College 2 Franciscan University of Steubenville 1 Team | Pool B 3 Hilbert College Heartland Collegiae Athletic Conference 4 La Roche College 1 Anderson University (Indiana) 5 Medaille College 2 Bluffton University 6 Mount Aloysius College 3 Defiance College 7 Penn State University, Altoona 4 Earlham College 8 Pennsylvania State Univ. Erie, the Behrend College 5 Franklin College 9 University of Pittsburgh, Bradford 6 Hanover College 10 University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg 7 Manchester University 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 8 Mount St. Joseph University Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Assocation 9 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1 Adrian College 10 Transylvania University 2 Albion College 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 3 Alma College North Coast Athletic Conference 4 Calvin College 1 Allegheny College 5 Hope College 2 Denison University 6 Kalamazoo College 3 DePauw University 7 Olivet College 4 Hiram College 8 Trine University 5 Kenyon College 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 Oberlin College Ohio Athletic Conference 7 Ohio Wesleyan University 1 Baldwin Wallace University 8 The College of Wooster 2 Capital University 9 Wabash College 3 Heidelberg University 10 Wittenberg University 4 John Carroll University 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 5 Marietta College Presidents' Athletic Conference 6 Muskingum University 1 Bethany College (West Virginia) 7 Ohio Northern University 2 Chatham University 8 Otterbein University 3 Geneva College 9 University of Mount Union 4 Grove City College 10 Wilmington College (Ohio) 5 Saint Vincent College 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 Thiel College University Athletic Association [MRC] 7 Washington and Jefferson College 1 Carnegie Mellon University 8 Waynesburg University 2 Case Western Reserve University 9 Westminster College (Pennsylvania) 2 Teams | AQ - Regular Season Champ 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

60 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 59 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 60 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAM 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

Middle Atlantic Region American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] Capital Athletic Conference 1 University of Valley Forge 1 Christopher Newport University 1 Team | Pool B 2 Frostburg State University Centennial Conference 3 Penn State Harrisburg 1 Dickinson College 4 Salisbury University 2 Franklin & Marshall College 5 Southern Virginia University 3 Gettysburg College 6 St. Mary’s College of Maryland 4 Haverford College 7 University of Mary Washington 5 Johns Hopkins University 8 York College (Pennsylvania) 6 McDaniel College 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 7 Muhlenberg College Landmark Conference 8 Swarthmore College 1 Catholic University 9 Ursinus College 2 Drew University 10 Washington College (Maryland) 3 Elizabethtown College 10 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 4 Goucher College Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 5 Juniata College 1 Albright College 6 Moravian College 2 Alvernia University 7 Susquehanna University 3 Arcadia University 8 University of Scranton 4 Hood College 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 5 Lebanon Valley College 6 Lycoming College 7 Messiah College 8 Stevenson University 9 Widener University 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

36 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 35 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 36 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAM 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

Northeast Region American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] Commonwealth Coast Conference 1 *State University of New York at Delhi* 1 Curry College 2 Pine Manor College 2 Endicott College 2 Teams | Pool B | *Not Eligible for the Tournament* 3 Gordon College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 4 Nichols College 1 Albertus Magnus College 5 Roger Williams University 2 Anna Maria College 6 Salve Regina University 3 Colby-Sawyer College 7 University of New England 4 Emmanuel College (Massachusetts) 8 Wentworth Institute of Technology 5 Johnson & Wales University (Providence) 9 Western New England University 6 Lasell College 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 7 Norwich University Little East Conference 8 Regis College (Massachusetts) 1 Castleton University 9 Rivier University 2 Eastern Connecticut State University 10 St. Joseph’s College (Maine) 3 Keene State College 11 Suffolk University 4 Plymouth State University 12 University of St. Joseph (Connecticut) 5 Rhode Island College 12 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 University of Massachusetts Boston Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 7 University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth 1 Bridgewater State University 8 University of Southern Maine 2 Fitchburg State University 9 Western Connecticut State University 3 Framingham State University 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 4 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts New England Collegiate Conference 5 Salem State University 1 *Dean College* 6 Westfield State University 2 Becker College 7 Worcester State University 3 Eastern Nazarene College 7 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 4 Elms College New England Small College Athletic Conference 5 Lesley University 1 Amherst College 6 Mitchell College 2 Bates College 7 New England College 3 Bowdoin College 8 Newbury College 4 Colby College 9 Southern Vermont College 5 Connecticut College 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 Hamilton College New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 7 Middlebury College 1 Babson College 8 Trinity College (Connecticut) 2 Clark University (Massachusetts) 9 Tufts University 3 Emerson College 10 Wesleyan University (Connecticut) 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 11 Williams College 5 Springfield College 11 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 6 U.S. Coast Guard Academy North Atlantic Conference 7 Wheaton College (Massachusetts) 1 Husson University 8 Worcester Polytechnic Institute 2 Maine Maritime Academy 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 3 Northern Vermont University-Johnson University Athletic Association [MRC] 4 Northern Vermont University-Lyndon 1 Brandeis University 5 State University of New York at Canton 1 Team | AQ - Regular Season Champ 6 Thomas College 7 University of Maine, Farmington 76 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 8 University of Maine-Presque Isle 74 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 73 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAM 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

South Region American Southwest Conference Old Dominion Athletic Conference 1 *Belhaven University* 1 Bridgewater College (Virginia) 2 *The University of Texas at Tyler* 2 Eastern Mennonite University 3 Concordia University Texas 3 Emory and Henry College 4 East Texas Baptist University 4 Ferrum College 5 Hardin-Simmons University 5 Guilford College 6 Howard Payne University 6 Hampden-Sydney College 7 LeTourneau University 7 Randolph College 8 Louisiana College 8 Randolph-Macon College 9 McMurry University 9 Roanoke College 10 Sul Ross State University 10 Shenandoah University 11 University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 11 University of Lynchburg 12 University of Texas at Dallas 12 Virginia Wesleyan College 13 University of the Ozarks (Arkansas) 13 Washington and Lee University 13 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 13 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ Southern Athletic Association Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 1 Berry College 1 *Johnson & Wales University (Denver)* 2 Birmingham-Southern College 2 Austin College 3 Centre College 3 Centenary College (Louisiana) 4 Hendrix College 4 Colorado College 5 Millsaps College 5 Schreiner University 6 Oglethorpe University 6 Southwestern University (Texas) 7 Rhodes College 7 Texas Lutheran University 8 University of the South 8 Trinity University (Texas) 8 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 9 University of Dallas USA South Athletic Conference 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 1 *Brevard College* University Athletic Association [MRC] 2 *Pfeiffer University* 1 Emory University 3 Averett University 1 Team | AQ - Regular Season Champ 4 Berea College 5 Covenant College 6 Greensboro College 7 Huntingdon College 8 LaGrange College 9 Maryville College (Tennessee) 10 Methodist University 11 North Carolina Wesleyan College 12 Piedmont College 13 William Peace University 13 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

57 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 52 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 52 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 0 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAMS 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

West Region American Rivers Conference Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1 Buena Vista University 1 Augsburg College 2 Central College (Iowa) 2 Bethel University (Minnesota) 3 Coe College 3 Carleton College 4 Loras College 4 Concordia College, Moorhead 5 Luther College 5 Gustavus Adolphus College 6 Nebraska Wesleyan University 6 Hamline University 7 Simpson College 7 Macalester College 8 University of Dubuque 8 St. John’s University (Minnesota) 9 Wartburg College 9 St. Mary’s University of Minnesota 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 10 St. Olaf College Northwest Conference 11 University of St. Thomas (Minnesota) 1 George Fox University 11 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 2 Lewis & Clark College Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. 3 Linfield College 1 California Institute of Technology 4 Pacific Lutheran University 2 California Lutheran University 5 Pacific University (Oregon) 3 Chapman University 6 University of Puget Sound 4 Claremont McKenna-Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges 7 Whitman College 5 Occidental College 8 Whitworth University 6 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 9 Willamette University 7 University of La Verne 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 8 University of Redlands Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 9 Whittier College 1 Bethany Lutheran College 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ 2 Crown College (Minnesota) Independent 3 Martin Luther College 1 University of California, Santa Cruz 4 North Central University 1 Team | Pool B 5 Northland College 6 The College of St. Scholastica 7 University of Minnesota, Morris 8 University of Northwestern-St. Paul 9 University of Wisconsin, Superior 9 Teams | AQ - Postseason Tournament Champ

48 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 47 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 48 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAM 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

ATLANTIC REGION SUMMARY 53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 53 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 45 | ELIGIBLE POOL A TEAMS 8 | ELIGIBLE POOL B TEAMS 1 CABRINI UNIVERSITY 2 COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE 3 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY 4 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY 5 MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY (VIRGINIA) 6 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY 7 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY 8 WESLEY COLLEGE 0 | PROVISIONAL/RECLASSIFYING MEMBERS (NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP) 6 | CONFERENCES 5 | AUTOMATICS BIDS

SOUTH REGION SUMMARY 57 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 52 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 52| ELIGIBLE POOL A TEAMS 0 | ELIGIBLE POOL B TEAMS 5 | PROVISIONAL/RECLASSIFYING MEMBERS (NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP) 1 BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY 2 BREVARD COLLEGE 3 JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY (DENVER) 4 PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY 5 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER [RECLASSIFYING TO DIVISION II] 6 | CONFERENCES | INCLUDING UAA 6 | AUTOMATICS BIDS | INCLUDING UAA

West Region SUMMARY 48 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 48| TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 47 | ELIGIBLE POOL A TEAMS 1 | ELIGIBLE POOL B TEAM 1 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ 0 | PROVISIONAL/RECLASSIFYING MEMBERS (NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP) 5 | CONFERENCES | INCLUDING UAA 5 | AUTOMATICS BIDS 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

TOTAL SUMMARY 427 | TOTAL NUMBER OF SCHOOLS 420 | TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS 405 | ELIGIBLE POOLS A TEAMS 15 | ELIGIBLE POOLS B TEAMS 1 ALFRED STATE COLLEGE 2 CABRINI UNIVERSITY 3 COLLEGE NEW ROCHELLE 4 FINLANDIA UNIVERSITY 5 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY 6 IMMACULATA UNVIERSITY 7 MARANTHA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 8 MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY (VIRGINIA) 9 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY 10 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY 11 PINE MANOR COLLEGE 12 THOMAS MORE COLLEGE 13 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ 14 UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE 15 WESLEY COLLEGE 7 | PROVISIONAL/RECLASSIFYING MEMBERS (NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP) 1 BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY 2 BREVARD COLLEGE 3 DEAN COLLEGE 4 JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY (DENVER) 5 PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY 6 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT DELHI 7 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER 45 | CONFERENCES | INCLUDING THE ACAA & THE UAA 43 | AUTOMATICS BIDS

Automatic Bids Conference Conference Tournament Champinship Date Atlantic Region 1 Atlantic East 1 N/A 2 City University of New York Athletic Conference 2 2/22/2019 3 Colonial States Athetic Conference 3 2/23/2019 4 Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 4 2/23/2019 5 New Jersey Athletic Conference 5 2/22/2019 6 Skyline Conference 6 2/24/2019 Central Region 7 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin 7 2/23/2019 8 Midwest Conference 8 2/23/2019 9 Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 9 2/24/2019 10 St. Louis Intercolleiate Athletic Conference 10 2/23/2019 11 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 11 2/23/2019 East Region 12 Empire 8 12 2/23/2019 13 Liberty League 13 2/24/2019 14 North Eastern Athletic Conference 14 2/24/2019 15 State University of New York Athletic Conference 15 2/23/2019 Great Lakes Region 16 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 16 2/24/2019 17 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 17 2/23/2019 or 2/24/2019 18 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association 18 2/23/2019 19 North Coast Athletic Conference 19 2/23/2019 20 Ohio Athetic Conference 20 2/24/2019 21 Presidents' Athletic Conference 21 2/23/2019 Middle Atlantic Region 22 Capital Athletic Conference 22 2/23/2019 23 Centennial Conference 23 2/23/2019 24 Landmark Conference 24 2/23/2019 25 Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth 25 2/23/2019 Northeast Region 26 Commonwealth Coast Conference 26 2/23/2019 27 Great Northeast Athletic Conference 27 2/23/2019 28 Little East Conference 28 2/23/2019 29 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 29 2/23/2019 30 New England Collegiate Conference 30 2/23/2019 31 New England Small College Athletic Conference 31 2/24/2019 32 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 32 2/24/2019 33 North Atlantic Conference 33 2/23/2019 South Region 34 American Southwest Conference 34 2/23/2019 35 Old Dominion Athletic Conference 35 2/24/2019 36 Southern Athletic Association 36 2/24/2019 37 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 37 2/24/2019 38 USA South Athletic Conference 38 2/24/2019 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by Conference 8:26 PM 10/10/2018

West Region 39 American Rivers Conference 39 2/23/2019 40 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 40 2/23/2019 41 Northwest Conference 41 2/23/2019 42 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 42 2/23/2019 43 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference 43 2/23/2019 Multiple Region Conferences 44 American Collegiate Athletic Association 44 N/A 45 University Athletic Association 45 2/23/2019 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:21 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Atlantic East Conference 1 Cabrini University Atlantic East Conference 2 Gwynedd Mercy University Atlantic East Conference 3 Immaculata University Atlantic East Conference 4 Marymount University (Virginia) Atlantic East Conference 5 Marywood University Atlantic East Conference 6 Neumann University Atlantic East Conference 7 Wesley College Colonial States Athletic Conference 1 Bryn Athyn College Colonial States Athletic Conference 2 Wilson College Colonial States Athletic Conference 1 Cabrini University Colonial States Athletic Conference 2 Gwynedd Mercy University Colonial States Athletic Conference 3 Immaculata University Colonial States Athletic Conference 4 Marywood University Colonial States Athletic Conference 5 Neumann University 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:22 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Northern Athletics Conference 1 Illinois Institute of Technology Independent 1 Illinois Institute of Technology 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:22 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES North Eastern Athletic Conference 1 Bryn Athyn College North Eastern Athletic Conference 2 Wilson College Independent 1 State University of New York at Canton 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:23 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] 1 Thomas More College Presidents' Athletic Conference 1 Thomas More College 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:23 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES American Collegiate Athletic Association [MRC] 1 *State University of New York at Delhi* Commonwealth Coast Conference 1 Eastern Nazarene College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 1 Colby-Sawyer College Great Northeast Athletic Conference 2 University of St. Joseph (Connecticut) Great Northeast Athletic Conference 1 Mount Ida College Little East Conference 1 Castleton University New England Collegiate Conference 1 Eastern Nazarene College New England Collegiate Conference 2 New England College New England Collegiate Conference 1 Wheelock College North Atlantic Conference 1 State University of New York at Canton North Atlantic Conference 2 University of Maine-Presque Isle North Atlantic Conference 1 Castleton University North Atlantic Conference 2 Colby-Sawyer College North Atlantic Conference 3 Green Mountain College North Atlantic Conference 4 New England College Independent 1 University of Maine at Presque Isle 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:24 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Old Dominion Athletic Conference 1 Ferrum College Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 1 *Johnson & Wales University (Denver)* USA South Athletic Conference 1 Ferrum College 2018-19 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Regional Alignment Summary by ConferenceSUPP. NO. 3a 8:25 PM 10/10/2018

TEAM ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES SUPP. NO. 3b

Automatic Bids Atlantic Region 1 Atlantic East 2 City University of New York Athletic Conference 3 Colonial States Athletic Conference 4 Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom 5 New Jersey Athletic Conference 6 Skyline Conference Central Region 7 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin 8 Midwest Conference 9 Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference 10 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 11 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference East Region 12 Empire 8 13 Liberty League 14 North Eastern Athletic Conference 15 State University of New York Athletic Conference Great Lakes Region 16 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference 17 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 18 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association 19 North Coast Athletic Conference 20 Ohio Athletic Conference 21 Presidents' Athletic Conference Middle Atlantic Region 22 Capital Athletic Conference 23 Centennial Conference 24 Landmark Conference 25 Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth Northeast Region 26 Commonwealth Coast Conference 27 Great Northeast Athletic Conference 28 Little East Conference 29 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference 30 New England Collegiate Conference 31 New England Small College Athletic Conference 32 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference 33 North Atlantic Conference South Region 34 American Southwest Conference 35 Old Dominion Athletic Conference 36 Southern Athletic Association 37 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 38 USA South Athletic Conference West Region 39 American Rivers Conference 40 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 41 Northwest Conference 42 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 43 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference Multiple Region Conferences 44 American Collegiate Athletic Association 45 University Athletic Association SUPP. NO. 3c

Conference Shuffling

1. St. Thomas (MN) | MIAC a. Depart: MIAC (2022-2023)

2. Franciscan University of Steubenville | Presidents’ Athletic Conference a. Join: Presidents’ Athletic Conference (2020-2021) b. Depart: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference

3. St. Norbert’s | Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference a. Join: NACC (2020-2021) b. Depart: Midwest Conference

4. York (PA) | MAC Commonwealth a. Join: Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth (2020-2021) b. Depart: Capital Athletic Conference

5. Stevens | Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom a. Join: Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom b. Depart: Empire 8

6. Penn State-Harrisburg | North Eastern Athletic Conference a. Join: North Eastern Athletic Conference b. Depart: Capital Athletic Conference

7. Alfred State | Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference a. Join: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (2019-2020) b. Depart: American Collegiate Athletic Association

8. Manhattanville | Skyline Conference a. Join: Skyline Conference (2019-2020) b. Depart: Middle Atlantic Freedom

9. Reclassification to Division II a. College of Staten Island (2020-2021)* b. Frostburg State (2019-2020)*

10. Provisional Schools a. Belhaven (2019-2020)* b. Brevard (2021-2022) c. Dean College (2021-2022) d. Pfeiffer University (2021-2022) e. Delhi State University of New York (2022-2023) f. Johnson & Wales University (Denver) (2022-2023) g. Bob Jones University (Exploratory) h. Pratt Institute (Exploratory) i. University of St. Thomas (Exploratory) SUPP. NO. 3c

11. Pool B Teams (15): a. College of New Rochelle; Maranatha Baptist University; Finlandia University; State University of New York at Canton; University of Valley Forge; University of Maine at Presque Isle; Pine Manor College; University of California, Santa Cruz; Cabrini University, Gwynedd Mercy College, Immaculata University, Marymount University (VA), Marywood University, Neumann University, Wesley College SUPP. NO. 3d Division III Provisional, Reclassifying and Exploratory Chart September 2018

Official Name Previous Membership Affiliation

Year Four Provisional/Reclassifying Belhaven University NAIA Active Membership September 2019

Year Three Provisional/Reclassifying ------Active Membership September 2019

Brevard College NCAA Division II Year Two Provisional/Reclassifying Dean College NJCAA Active Membership September 2021 Pfeiffer University NCAA Division II

Year One Provisional/Reclassifying Delhi State University of New York NAIA / USCAA Active Membership September 2022 Johnson and Wales University (Denver) NAIA

Bob Jones University NCCAA Exploratory Mississippi University for Women --- Begin Exploratory Year September 1, 2018 Pratt Institute USCAA University of St. Thomas (Texas) NAIA

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NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions

I. Definitions.

Question No. 1: What is the exploratory year?

Answer: The exploratory year represents an opportunity for an institution to learn about the NCAA and Division III and to determine if Division III membership is appropriate for the institution and if the campus is prepared to begin the provisional or reclassifying membership process.

Question No. 2: What is a provisional member institution?

Answer: A provisional member institution is a four-year college or university or a two-year upper-level collegiate institution accredited by the appropriate regional accrediting agency and that has applied for active membership in the NCAA (NCAA Division III Constitution 3.02.3.2).

If your institution fits this description, please scroll to Section III (Division III Provisional Member Institution).

Question No. 3: What is a reclassifying member institution?

Answer: A reclassifying member institution is an active NCAA Division I or Division II member institution that has applied for active membership in Division III.

If your institution fits this description, please scroll to Section IV (Division III Reclassifying Member Institution).

II. Division III Exploratory Year.

Question No. 1: How long is the entire process to join Division III?

Answer: Typically five years. An institution must serve an exploratory year (NCAA Constitution 3.6.3.1) and then four years in the provisional or reclassifying membership process (Bylaw 20.3.3).

Question No. 2: What is the timeline for the exploratory year?

Answer: See Appendix A for a timeline of the exploratory year. SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 2 ______

Question No. 3: When is the exploratory year application due?

Answer: For an institution intending to explore Division III during the upcoming academic year, the exploratory year application is due not later than January 15. The application for the exploratory year may be found on the NCAA Division III Membership webpage in the “Division III Membership Links” section.

Question No. 4: Is there a cost associated with the exploratory year?

Answer: A $500 nonrefundable fee must be submitted with the exploratory year application.

Question No. 5: Is an institution automatically accepted to participate in the exploratory year when it submits an application?

Answer: No. Although most applicant institutions are invited to participate in the exploratory year, none are automatically accepted.

Question No. 6: When is an institution notified of its status to participate in the exploratory year?

Answer: An institution is notified of its status to participate in the exploratory year process following the NCAA Division III Membership Committee’s in- person meeting held every February.

Question No. 7: When does an institution officially begin the exploratory year?

Answer: September 1 of the academic year in which the institution serves its exploratory year. For example, if an institution serves its exploratory year during the 2018-19 academic year, September 1, 2018 is when the exploratory year officially begins.

Question No. 8: Is an institution required to publicly announce its participation in the Division III exploratory year? If so, when?

Answer: The NCAA Division III Presidents Council requests (but does not require) an institution to publicly announce its decision to explore Division III to provide transparency for all institutional stakeholders, and to ensure all prospective and current student-athletes are aware of potential athletically related financial aid implications if the institution ultimately decides to apply for Division III provisional or reclassifying membership status. Public announcements may be issued once an institution’s application for SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 3 ______

the exploratory year has been accepted by the Division III Membership Committee.

Question No. 9: Is an institution considered a Division III member during the exploratory year?

Answer: No. An institution is not considered a Division III member in any regard during the exploratory year. Therefore, if an institution is a member of another athletic association (e.g., NAIA) or another NCAA division, the institution should continue to adhere to the rules and regulations of the association or NCAA division to which it belongs.

Question No. 10: Must an institution adhere to Division III legislation during the exploratory year?

Answer: No.

Question No. 11: What is an institution required to do and/or attend during the exploratory year?

Answer: During an institution’s exploratory year, an institution is required to either:

1: Send the chancellor or president and director of athletics (other institutional guests are welcome) to an all-day exploratory orientation at the NCAA national office in Indianapolis, typically in September or October; or

2. Host a representative of the Division III Membership Committee and NCAA staff during an all-day visit to the institution’s campus, typically in September or October.

The Division III Membership Committee shall determine whether an institution must attend an exploratory orientation at the NCAA national office or host a campus visit based on whether the institution’s exploratory application demonstrates a commitment to the Division III philosophy and evidence of the resources necessary to conduct a viable Division III athletics program. If the institution’s exploratory application does not demonstrate a commitment to the Division III philosophy and evidence of the resources necessary to conduct a viable Division III athletics program, the Division III Membership Committee may wish to conduct a visit to the institution’s campus. SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 4 ______

Question No. 12: Is an institution required to attend the NCAA national convention during the exploratory year?

Answer: Yes. An institution is required to attend the NCAA national convention as a non-Division III member.

Question No. 13: Is an institution required to attend the NCAA Regional Rules Seminars during the exploratory year?

Answer: No. However, an institution is welcome to attend the NCAA Regional Rules Seminars as a non-Division III member.

Question No. 14: Is there a way for an institution to waive the Division III exploratory year?

Answer: Yes. An institution may apply for a waiver of the exploratory year not later than May 15 following the submission of the exploratory year application. The Division III Membership Committee may grant waivers of the exploratory year based on a determination that the institution demonstrates a commitment to the Division III philosophy and evidence of the resources necessary to conduct a viable Division III athletics program. See Bylaw 20.3.1.1.3 for specific application criteria.

Question No. 15: If an institution is accepted to participate in the exploratory year, but ultimately changes course, may the institution defer its exploratory year?

Answer: No. If an institution prefers to participate in a subsequent exploratory year, the institution must reapply, including an additional $500 nonrefundable fee.

Question No. 16: If an institution applies for a second exploratory year, does it negatively impact the institution’s chances of being accepted to participate in the provisional or reclassifying membership process?

Answer: No. There is no consequence (good or bad) for an institution that participates in multiple exploratory years. The Division III Membership Committee recognizes the philosophical, political, fiscal, and operational complexities of joining Division III, and encourages institutions to explore Division III at their own pace.

III. Division III Provisional Membership Process.

Question No. 1: How long is the entire process to join Division III? SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 5 ______

Answer: Typically five years. An institution must serve an exploratory year (NCAA Constitution 3.6.3.1) and then four years in the provisional membership process.

Question No. 2: When is the application for provisional membership due?

Answer: For an institution intending to be a provisional member for the upcoming academic year, the provisional membership application is due not later than January 15. The application for provisional membership may be found on the Division III Membership webpage in the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section.

Question No. 3: Is there a cost associated with the provisional membership process?

Answer: A provisional member institution must pay a nonrefundable fee of $37,500 for the provisional/reclassifying member education program. At the time of application for the exploratory year, a $500 nonrefundable fee is due. The remaining $37,000 fee is due by September 1 of the first year of the provisional membership process. This educational fee covers travel and other expenses for NCAA staff and Division III Membership Committee members. It also funds staff time and material costs associated with the provisional/reclassifying membership program. It is important to note a provisional member institution must also pay NCAA annual dues during each year of the provisional membership process (Constitutions 3.6.3.1.1 and 3.7).

Question No. 4: How many institutions are accepted as provisional or reclassifying members each year?

Answer: There is a maximum of four institutions admitted to the provisional/reclassifying membership process in any one year, and a maximum of 12 provisional or reclassifying institutions participating in the program in total. (NCAA Bylaw 20.3.2).

Question No. 5: When is an institution notified of its status to participate in the provisional membership process?

Answer: An institution is notified of its status to participate in the provisional membership process following the Division III Membership Committee’s in-person meeting held every February.

Question No. 6: When does an institution officially begin the provisional membership process? SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 6 ______

Answer: September 1 following acceptance by the Membership Committee into the provisional membership process. For example, if the Membership Committee accepts an institution into the provisional membership process in February 2018, the institution’s official start date of the provisional membership process is September 1, 2018.

Question No. 7: Is an institution required to publicly announce its participation in the provisional membership process? If so, when?

Answer: The Presidents Council requests (but does not require) an institution to publicly announce its provisional membership to provide transparency for all institutional stakeholders, and to ensure all prospective and current student-athletes are aware of potential athletically related financial aid implications. Public announcements may be issued once an institution is accepted by the Division III Membership Committee to participate in the provisional membership process.

Question No. 8: Is an institution in the provisional membership process considered a Division III member institution?

Answer: Yes. Provisional membership is a class of Division III membership (Constitution 3.01.1).

Question No. 9: Must a provisional member institution adhere to Division III legislation? If so, when?

Answer: Yes. Beginning September 1 of the first year of provisional membership and thereafter, a provisional member institution must administer its athletics program in accordance with the constitution, bylaws and other legislation of the NCAA and of Division III (Bylaw 20.3.4).

Question No. 10: When must a provisional member institution stop honoring athletics scholarships?

Answer: A provisional member institution shall not award athletically related financial aid to incoming students (e.g., first-year; transfer) beginning with the first year of the provisional membership process and thereafter (Bylaw 20.3.4.1). Following the completion of year two, a provisional member institution may no longer award athletically related financial aid to any student and must comply with all financial aid requirements set forth in Bylaw 15.4. There is a “Financial Aid Transition Breakdown” chart available on the Division III Membership webpage under the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section. SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 7 ______

Question No. 11: When must a provisional institution submit the Division III annual electronic financial aid report?

Answer: During the second year of provisional membership (and each subsequent year), a provisional member institution must complete the Division III financial aid annual electronic reporting process (Bylaws 15.4.1.1 and 20.3.4.1). The data submitted in the fall of year two describes the financial aid packages awarded during year one of provisional membership.

Question No. 12: May a provisional member institution use the registered marks of the NCAA (i.e., the NCAA name, logo or other insignia)?

Answer: Yes (Constitution 3.6.2.2).

Question No. 13: Is a provisional member institution required to attend the NCAA national convention and/or NCAA Regional Rules Seminars each year?

Answer: Yes. A provisional member institution’s chancellor or president and director of athletics (other institutional guests are welcome) are required to attend the NCAA national convention each year. A provisional member institution’s director of athletics (other institutional guests are welcome) is required to attend the NCAA Regional Rules Seminars each year.

Question No. 14: May a provisional member institution vote at the NCAA Division III business session at convention?

Answer: No. Only active Division III member institutions may vote at the NCAA Division III business session at convention.

Question No. 15: When is a provisional member institution eligible for Division III grant programs?

Answer: Provisional member institutions in years three and four may participate in the Student-Athlete Regional Leadership Conference within their respective region and are eligible to receive NCAA funding to attend the conference. The decision of whether provisional member institutions may receive access to conference grant funding is left to the discretion of their conferences. Provisional member institutions are not considered in the determination of the allocation of conference grant funds to each conference; however, conferences that have provisional member institutions may choose to share grant resources with those member institutions. SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 8 ______

Question No. 16: Does a provisional member institution count as a Division III opponent for championships selection purposes?

Answer: Yes (Bylaw 31.3.2.2). Please see the “Championship Selection Criteria for Reclassifying and Provisional Institutions” chart found on the Division III Membership page under the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section for further details.

Question No. 17: Is a provisional member institution eligible for NCAA championships?

Answer: No.

Question No. 18: If a provisional member institution is a member of a conference, may the institution compete in the conference championship?

Answer: It depends on the rules and policies of the particular conference.

Question No. 19: Is a provisional member institution eligible for NCAA catastrophic-injury insurance?

Answer: A provisional member institution is not eligible for NCAA catastrophic- injury insurance. However, a provisional member institution must certify insurance coverage for medical expenses resulting from athletically related injuries sustained by a student-athlete participating in a covered event in an intercollegiate sport as recognized by the participating institution. Covered benefits are described in Constitution 3.2.4.8.3 and include such events as team travel, competition, practice and conditioning sessions. Such insurance coverage must be of equal or greater value than the $90,000 deductible of the NCAA catastrophic-injury insurance and may be provided through the participant’s personal insurance coverage or the institution’s insurance program.

Question No. 20: May athletics department staff or student-athletes at a provisional member institution serve on a Division III committee?

Answer: No.

Question No. 21: May a provisional member institution maintain membership in other athletics associations?

Answer: Yes, if the other athletics association allows it. However, a provisional member institution must ensure compliance with Division III legislation. SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 9 ______

Question No. 22: Is there any information that a provisional member institution must provide to the national office statistics staff?

Answer: Provisional member institutions must submit score reporting to the national office statistics staff during each of the four years of provisional membership. The NCAA statistics staff contacts institutions via email at the beginning of each season and outlines which requirements are expected of all institutions.

Question No. 23: Is there a way for an institution to reduce the four-year provisional membership process?

Answer: Yes. At the completion of year two of the provisional membership process, an institution may apply to waive one year of the four-year provisional membership process. The Division III Membership Committee may grant waivers of the four-year process based on compelling evidence that the institution has satisfied several requirements. See Bylaw 20.3.3.1.1 for specific application criteria.

IV. Division III Reclassifying Membership Process.

Question No. 1: How long is the entire process to join Division III?

Answer: Typically five years. An institution must serve an exploratory year (Constitution 3.6.3.1) and then four years in the reclassifying membership process.

Question No. 2: When is the application for reclassifying membership due?

Answer: For an institution intending to be a reclassifying member for the upcoming academic year, the reclassifying membership application is due not later than January 15. The application for reclassifying membership may be found on the Division III Membership webpage in the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section.

Question No. 3: Is there a cost associated with the reclassifying membership process?

Answer: A reclassifying member institution must pay a nonrefundable fee of $37,500 for the provisional/reclassifying member education program. At the time of application for the exploratory year, a $500 nonrefundable fee is due. The remaining $37,000 fee is due by September 1 of the first year of the reclassifying membership process. This educational fee covers travel and other expenses for NCAA staff and Division III Membership Committee members. It also funds staff time and material costs associated with the SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 10 ______

provisional/reclassifying membership program. It is important to note a reclassifying member institution must also pay Division III annual dues during each year of the reclassifying membership process (Constitutions 3.6.3.1.1 and 3.7).

Question No. 4: How many institutions are accepted as provisional or reclassifying members each year?

Question No. 5: When is an institution notified of its status to participate in the reclassifying membership process?

Answer: An institution is notified of its status to participate in the reclassifying membership process following the Division III Membership Committee’s in-person meeting held every February.

Question No. 6: When does an institution officially begin the reclassifying membership process?

Answer: September 1 following acceptance by the Membership Committee into the reclassifying membership process. For example, if the Membership Committee accepts an institution into the reclassifying membership process in February 2018, the institution’s official start date of the reclassifying membership process is September 1, 2018.

Question No. 7: Is an institution required to publicly announce its participation in the reclassifying membership process? If so, when?

Answer: The Presidents Council requests (but does not require) an institution to publicly announce its reclassifying membership to provide transparency for all institutional stakeholders, and to ensure all prospective and current student-athletes are aware of potential athletically related financial aid implications. Public announcements may be issued once an institution is accepted by the Division III Membership Committee to participate in the reclassifying membership process.

Question No. 8: Is an institution in the reclassifying membership process considered a Division III member institution? SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 11 ______

Answer: Yes. Reclassifying membership is a class of Division III membership (Constitution 3.01.1).

Question No. 9: Must a reclassifying member institution adhere to Division III legislation? If so, when?

Answer: Yes. Beginning September 1 of the first year of reclassifying membership and thereafter, a reclassifying member institution must administer its athletics program in accordance with the constitution, bylaws and other legislation of the NCAA and of Division III (Bylaw 20.6.5).

Question No. 10: When must a reclassifying member institution stop honoring athletics scholarships?

Answer: A reclassifying member institution shall not award athletically related financial aid to incoming students (e.g., first-year; transfer) beginning with the first year of the reclassifying membership process and thereafter (Bylaw 20.6.5.1). Following the completion of year two, a reclassifying member institution may no longer award athletically related financial aid to any student and must comply with all financial aid requirements set forth in Bylaw 15.4.

Question No. 11: When must a reclassifying institution submit the Division III annual electronic financial aid report? There is a “Financial Aid Transition Breakdown” chart available on the Division III Membership webpage under the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section.

Answer: During the second year of reclassifying membership (and each subsequent year), a reclassifying member institution must complete the Division III financial aid annual electronic reporting process (Bylaws 15.4.1.1 and 20.6.5.1). The data submitted in the fall of year two describes the financial aid packages awarded during year one of reclassifying membership.

Question No. 12: May a reclassifying member institution use the registered marks of the NCAA (i.e., the NCAA name, logo or other insignia)?

Answer: Yes (Constitution 3.6.2.2).

Question No. 13: Is a reclassifying member institution required to attend the NCAA national convention and/or NCAA Regional Rules Seminars each year?

Answer: Yes. A reclassifying member institution’s chancellor or president and director of athletics (other institutional guests are welcome) are required to attend the NCAA national convention each year. A reclassifying member SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 12 ______

institution’s director of athletics (other institutional guests are welcome) is required to attend the NCAA Regional Rules Seminars each year.

Question No. 14: May a reclassifying member institution vote at the NCAA Division III business session at convention?

Answer: No. Only active Division III member institutions may vote at the NCAA Division III business session at convention.

Question No. 15: When is a reclassifying member institution eligible for Division III grant programs?

Answer: Reclassifying member institutions in years three and four may participate in the Student-Athlete Regional Leadership Conference within their respective region and are eligible to receive NCAA funding to attend the conference. The decision of whether reclassifying member institutions can receive access to conference grant funding is left to the discretion of their conference. Reclassifying members are not taken into account in the determination of the allocation of conference grant funds to each conference; however, conferences that have reclassifying members may choose to share grant resources with those member institutions.

Question No. 16: Does a reclassifying member institution count as a Division III opponent for championships selection purposes?

Answer: Yes, (Bylaw 31.3.2.2). Please see the “Championship Selection Criteria for Reclassifying and Provisional Institutions” chart found on the Division III Membership page under the “Provisional and Reclassifying Resources” section for further details.

Question No. 17: Is a reclassifying member institution eligible for NCAA championships?

Answer: No. A reclassifying member institution is not eligible to participate in Division III championships, and is no longer eligible to participate in any Division I or Division II championships.

Question No. 18: If a reclassifying member institution is a member of a conference, may the institution compete in the conference championship?

Answer: It depends on the rules and policies of the particular conference.

Question No. 19: Is a reclassifying member institution eligible for NCAA catastrophic-injury insurance? SUPP. NO. 3d NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 13 ______

Answer: Yes. Reclassifying member institutions maintain their eligibility for catastrophic-injury insurance.

Question No. 20: May athletics department staff or student-athletes at a reclassifying member institution serve on a Division III committee?

Answer: No. Reclassifying member institutions may not be represented on Division III committees, and may not serve on any Division I or Division II committees.

Question No. 21: Is there any information that a reclassifying member institution must provide to the national office statistics staff?

Answer: Reclassifying member institutions must submit score reporting to the national office statistics staff during each of the four years of reclassifying membership. The NCAA statistics staff contacts institutions via email at the beginning of each season and lays out which requirements are expected of all institutions.

Question No. 22: An institution reclassifying from Division II to Division III does not retain Division II privileges, even if the institution continues to meet all Division II requirements. What if an institution is reclassifying from Division I to Division III? What should an institution be aware of?

Answer: A Division I institution that meets Division I requirements, retains all Division I privileges, including voting and championships access. Realistically, this adherence to Division I legislation is difficult because the Division III reclassifying membership process requires institutions to follow Division III legislation, which often contradicts Division I legislation.

Question No. 23: Is there a way for an institution to reduce the four-year reclassifying membership process?

Answer: Yes. At the completion of year two of the reclassifying membership process, an institution may apply to waive one year of the four-year reclassifying membership process. The Division III Membership Committee may grant waivers of the four-year process based on compelling evidence that the institution has satisfied several requirements. See Bylaw 20.3.3.1.1 for specific application criteria. SUPP. NO. 3d

NCAA Division III Provisional and Reclassifying Membership Frequently Asked Questions Page No. 14 ______

APPENDIX A: TIMELINE FOR EXPLORATORY YEAR

January 15th – Application February ‐ Membership Committee meeting ‐ Consider application deadline. and conditional start date and determine if campus visit occurs in Exploratory year or Year One.

September 1 – Start Exploratory Year.

Fall term – Exploratory Fall term – Campus site visit Orientation in Indianapolis

January – Attend NCAA January – Attend NCAA national convention national convention

January – Submit Division III January – Submit Division III Provisional/Reclassifying Provisional/Reclassifying Membership application. Membership application.

February – Membership Committee February – Membership considers application, reviews site Committee considers application, visit details, and affirm or amends and affirms or amends start date. start date.

September 1 – Start September 1 – Start Provisional/Reclassifying Year One, Provisional/Reclassifying Year One, based on assigned date. based on assigned date.

Fall Term (Year 1) – Administrative visit to Indianapolis and videoconference Fall Term (Year 1) – Campus site for other staff visit.

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2018-19 Division III Men's Basketball Regional Advisory Committees

Region Name Position Institution Conference Exp. Date Phone Email

Atlantic Chuck McBreen* Admin/Coach Ramapo NJAC 2021 201-684-7073 [email protected] Mark Griffin Coach Rutgers-Newark NJAC 2019 973-353-1458 [email protected] John Baron Coach Gwynedd Mercy Atlantic East 2020 215-646-7300 [email protected] Scott Coval Coach DeSales MAC Freedom 2020 610-282-1100 [email protected] Jason O'Connell Coach Cairn Colonial States 2021 484-366-2738 [email protected] John Pelin Coach Hunter CUNYAC 2021 212-650-3206 [email protected] Christopher Ehmer Coach Sarah Lawrence Skyline 2021 914-395-2560 [email protected]

Central Mike Schauer* Coach Wheaton College (Illinois) CCIW 2022 630-752-5735 [email protected] Aaron Aanonsen Sr. Assoc AD/Coach Wisconsin Lutheran Northern Athletics 2019 920-565-1024 [email protected] Todd Creal Coach MacMurray SLIAC 2019 217-479-7155 [email protected] Todd Raridon Coach North Central CCIW 2020 630-637-5517 [email protected] Ryan Kane Coach Ripon Midwest Conference 2020 920-748-8774 [email protected] Pat Miller Coach UW-Whitewater Wisconsin Intercol. 2021 262-472-1146 [email protected]

East Sam Atkinson* Assist. AD Gallaudet North Eastern Athletic Conf. 2020 202-448-7081 [email protected] Kevin Broderick Coach Nazareth Empire 8 2019 585-389-2814 [email protected] Jason Leone Coach Oswego SUNYAC 2019 315-312-2379 [email protected] Adam Turner Coach Bard Liberty League 2020 845-758-7334 [email protected] Joseph Smith Coach Morrisville State College North Eastern Athletic Conf. 2021 315-684-6572 [email protected] Luke Flockerzi Coach University of Rochester University Athletic Assoc. 2021 585-275-4306 [email protected]

Great Lakes Leonard Trevino* AD Chatham Presidents' Athletic Conf. 2021 412-365-1650 [email protected] Bill Fenlon Coach DePauw North Coast Athletic 2019 765-658-4940 [email protected] Toby Carrigan Coach Mt. St. Joseph Heartland Collegiate 2020 513-244-4929 [email protected] Brooks Miller Coach Trine Michigan Intercoll. 2020 260-665-4843 [email protected] Jon VanderWal Coach Marietta Ohio Athletic Conference 2020 740-376-4612 [email protected] David McGreal Coach Penn St.-Altoona Allegheny Mountain 2021 814-949-5311 [email protected] Nick Hagar Coach Bethany Presidents' Athletic Conf. 2021 304-829-7269 [email protected]

Mid-Atlantic Richard Ferry* AD/Coach Albright MAC Commonwealth 2019 610/921/7825 [email protected] Rick Van Pelt Coach Messiah MAC Commonwealth 2019 717-691-2450 [email protected] Kevin Curley Coach McDaniel Centennial 2020 410-857-2573 [email protected] Matt Hunter Coach York College (PA) Capital Athletic Conference 2021 717-849-1614 [email protected] Justin Potts Coach Moravian Landmark 2021 610-861-1506 [email protected]

Northeast Robert Southall* Coach/Assis. AD Elms College New England Collegiate Conf. 2022 413-265-2328 [email protected] Arlen Galloway Coach Wentworth Commonwealth Coast 2019 617-989-4154 [email protected] Ryan Cain Coach Keene St. Little East 2019 603-358-2806 [email protected] Miles Smith Coach Northern Vermont University-Johnson North Atlantic 2019 802-635-1470 [email protected] Jeff Juron Coach Suffolk Great Northeast 2020 518-859-4981 [email protected] Dick Lenfest Coach Westfield (MA) MASCAC 2020 413-572-8229 [email protected] Charlie Mason Coach New England New England Collegiate Conf. 2020 603-428-2396 [email protected] Joe Reilly Coach Wesleyan NESCAC 2020 860-685-2918 [email protected] Charlie Brock Coach Springfield NEWMAC 2020 413-748-3229 [email protected]

South Jarred Samples* Coach Dallas Southern Collegiate Ath. 2019 972/721-5028 [email protected] Connor Kuykendall Coach Schreiner Southern Collegiate Ath. 2019 469-337-1320 [email protected] Clif Carroll Coach Sul Ross State American Southwest 2020 432-837-8093 [email protected] David Wilson Coach/Assis. AD Emory & Henry Old Dominion 2020 276-944-6363 [email protected] Jimmy Smith Coach Millsaps Southern Athletic Assoc. 2021 254-931-2702 [email protected] Greg Neeley Coach Piedmont College USA South 2021 706.778.300 ext. [email protected]

West Bob Bjorklund* AD Bethel - MN Minnesota Intercol. 2020 651-638-6395 [email protected] Craig Douma Coach Central (IA) American Rivers Conference 2019 641-628-5225 [email protected] John Tauer Coach St. Thomas (MN) Minnesota Intercol. 2019 651-962-5953 [email protected] Doug Aiken Coach Chapman SCIAC 2019 714-997-6900 [email protected] Kip Ioane Coach Willamette Northwest 2020 503-508-6201 [email protected] Scott Sorenson Coach Northland Upper Midwest 2020 715-682-1850 [email protected] SUPP. NO. 4b

2020 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Committee Important Dates

Coaches' Forum Wednesday 10/2/19

Officials' Forum Wednesday 10/30/19

RAC Tutorial Tuesday 1/21/20

Practice RAC Call Tuesday 2/4/20

Practice National Ranking Wednesday 2/5/20

RAC Call #1 Tuesday 2/11/20

National Ranking #1 Wednesday 2/12/20

RAC Call #2 Tuesday 2/18/20

Natinoal Ranking Call #2 Wednesday 2/19/20

RAC Call #3 Monday 2/24/20

Natinoal Ranking #3 Tuesday 2/25/20

RAC Call #4 Sunday 3/1/20

National Ranking Call #4 Sunday 3/1/20

Selection Sunday Sunday 3/1/20

First Round Friday 3/6/20

Second Round Saturday 3/7/20

Third Round Friday/Saturday 3/13-14/2020

Quarterfinals Friday 3/20/20

Semifinals Saturday 3/21/20

National Championship Sunday 4/5/20 SUPP. NO. 5 2020 Division III Men's Basketball Committee

Atlantic Region Central Region Chuck McBreen (L) Mike Schauer (M) Men's Basketball Coach/Asst. Athletics Director Men's Basketball Coach Ramapo College Wheaton College (Illinois) 505 Ramapo Valley Road 501 College Avenue Mahwah, New Jersey 07430 Wheaton, Illinois 60187 Office: 201/684/7073 Office: 630/752/5735 Cell: 201/803/5560 Cell: 630/432/4362 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term Expires: August 31, 2021 Term Expires: August 31, 2022 East Region Great Lakes Region Sam Atkinson (XXL), chair Leonard Trevino (L) Associate Athletic Director for Communications Athletics Director Gallaudet University Chatham University 800 Florida Ave., NE 1 Woodland Road Washington, DC 20002 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232 Office: 202/448/7081 Office: 412/365/1650 Cell: 202/423/0642 Cell: 443/794/9307 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term Expires: August 31, 2020 Term Expires: August 31, 2021 Middle Atlantic Region Northeast Region Rick Ferry (XL) Robert Southall (XL) Men's Basketball Coach/Athletics Director Men's Basketball Coach/Asst. Athletics Director Albright College Elms College 1621 N. 13th Street 291 Springfield Street Reading, Pennsylvania 19612 Chicopee, Massachusetts 01013 Office: 610/921/7825 Office: 413/265/2328 Cell: 484/256/3671 Cell: 860/729/2948 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term Expires: August 31, 2023 Term Expires: August 31, 2022 South Region West Region Bob Bjorklund (M) Athletics Director Bethel University (MN) 3900 Bethel Drive Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112 Office: Office: 651/638/6395 Cell: Cell: 651/245/8150 Email: Email: [email protected] Term Expires: August 31, 2023 Term Expires: August 31, 2020 Coordinator of Championships and Alliances National Coordinator of Officials Alexander Mortillaro (L) Jim Haney (XL) Office: 317/917/6229 Office: N/A Cell: 317/760/0808 Cell: 610/428/0388 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

NCAA/05_30_19/ATM March/April 2020 SUPP. NO. 7 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Selection Sunday Selection Show First Round Second Round Campus Sites Campus Sites 64 Teams | 16 Hosts 32 Teams |16 Hosts 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Third Round Campus Sites 16 Teams | 8 Hosts 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 DI Selections Quarterfinals Semifinals Fort Wayne Fort Wayne 8 Teams | 1 Host 4 Teams | 1 Host 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

29 30 31 April | 1 2 3 4 Team Arrivals Practice Day Practice Day Off Site State Farm Arena

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Section 2•4 Selection Criteria

Countable Games. Only games listed on the institution’s originally submitted schedule will be considered for tournament-selection purposes. The addition of games not listed on the institution’s published schedule as an aid for selection shall not be considered.

In-Region Competition. (See In-Region Competition on page 16 for definitions of in-region competition.)

Selection Requirements. To be considered during the at-large selection process (Pools B or C), an institution must play at least 70 percent of its competition against Division III in-region opponents, unless a waiver has been approved by the Division III Championships Committee.

Bylaw 31.3.3.1 – Countable Competition. For NCAA team-championship selection purposes, competition is countable only when the teams played are varsity intercollegiate teams of four-year, degree-granting institutions that conduct a majority of their competition in that team sport against varsity intercollegiate teams (see Constitution 3.2.4.4) of United States four-year, degree-granting institutions. Competition against service teams, professional teams, semiprofessional teams, amateur teams, two-year colleges and club teams shall be excluded. In addition, only games listed on the institution’s originally submitted schedule will be considered for tournament selection purposes. The addition of games not listed on the institution’s published schedule as an aid for selection shall not be considered.

PRIMARY SELECTION CRITERIA

The primary criteria emphasize competition leading up to NCAA championships; all criteria listed will be evaluated (not listed in priority order).

 Win-loss percentage against Division III opponents.  Division III strength of schedule. o Opponents’ Average Winning Percentage (OWP). o Opponents’ Opponents’ Average Winning Percentage (OOWP). [See below for explanation of OWP and OOWP calculations.]

 Division III head-to-head competition.  Results versus common Division III opponents.  Results versus ranked Division III teams as established by the final ranking and the ranking preceding the final ranking. Post-season contests are included.  Nullification (Bylaw 31.02.4). Note: Contests versus provisional and reclassifying members in their third and fourth years shall count in the primary criteria. Provisional and reclassifying members shall remain ineligible for rankings and selections. SUPP. NO. 8

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE CALCULATION

The strength of schedule is made up of two factors: the opponents’ winning percentage (OWP) and the opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage (OOWP).

Opponents’ Winning Percentage. Take each opponent’s won-lost record against other Division III teams (excluding the results against the team in question); add all wins and all losses to get the cumulative won-lost record that is used to determine the opponents’ winning percentage.

To Calculate. Team A’s schedule is as follows:

Opponent Record vs. Team A Wins Losses Team B 21-7 1-0 20 7 Team C 14-11 0-1 14 10 Team D 9-14 0-1 9 13 Team E 8-17 0-1 8 16 Team F 19-8 1-0 18 8 Totals: 69 54 69 / (69 + 54) = .561 (OWP)

Opponents’ Opponents’ Winning Percentage (OOWP). The strength of each opponent’s schedule is measured by taking all of their opponents’ won-lost records and finding the winning percentage based on the total opponents’ opponents’ won-lost record. This recognizes the fact that two opponents with similar won-lost records may have played far different schedules (in terms of strength of opponents).

To Calculate. Using the total opponents’ won-lost record for Teams B, C, D, E and F (Team A’s opponents), perform the same calculation as the OWP.

Opponents’ Wins Opponents’ Losses Team B 35 75 Team C 63 40 Team D 55 55 Team E 75 37 Team F 44 60 Totals 272 267 272 / (272 + 267) = .505 (OOWP)

It is important to note that the OOWP will support the OWP (i.e., if Teams A and C have the same OWP of .561; Team A has an OOWP of .505 and Team C has an OOWP of .456; it would indicate Team A has the stronger strength of schedule).

Home/Away Multiplier. A multiplier of 1.25 shall be added to the OWP and OOWP for those games played away from home. A multiplier of 1.0 (no positive or negative effect) will be included in the OWP and OOWP for all neutral games. A multiplier of 0.75 shall be included in the OWP and OOWP for all home games. SUPP. NO. 8

Strength of Schedule Calculation. To calculate the strength of schedule, add two-thirds of the OWP to one-third of the OOWP. Team A’s strength of schedule calculation is as follows: Value Weight SOS Value OWP .561 .667 .374 OOWP .505 .333 .168 Strength of Schedule .542

SECONDARY SELECTION CRITERIA

If the evaluation of the primary criteria does not result in a decision, the secondary criteria will be reviewed. All the criteria listed will be evaluated (not listed in priority order). The secondary criteria introduce results against all other opponents from other classifications (i.e., provisionals, NAIA, NCAA Divisions I and II).

 Non-Division III win-loss percentage.  Results versus common non-Division III opponents.  Division III non-conference strength-of-schedule. Additionally, input is provided by regional advisory committees for consideration by the Men’s Basketball Committee. SUPP. NO. 9

PAIRINGS AND SITE SELECTION

Once automatic qualifiers are identified and the Pools B and C teams are selected, the following guidelines should be followed:

 Teams will be grouped in clusters according to natural geographic proximity. Teams will then be paired according to geographic proximity. A team may be moved to numerically balance the bracket if geographic proximity is maintained. Teams should be paired and eligible sites should be selected according to geographic proximity (within 500 miles).  Teams may be seeded on a regional basis using the regional selection criteria. However, geographic proximity takes precedence over seeding.  Teams from the same conference do not have to play one another in the first round as long as geographic proximity is maintained. The highest-seeded team that meets all selection criteria (and after a review of the submitted host materials) will be selected as the host institution, provided geographic proximity is maintained. It is the intent of the committee to create competition brackets with a maximum of eight teams competing in each bracket. Flights will be kept to a minimum. The host institution will play the second game when applicable. The higher-ranked team will be listed at the top of the competition bracket. The top team on the bracket is the designated home team and will wear the light- (white-)colored jersey in contrast with the visiting team’s dark uniform. SITE SELECTION

Any institution interested in hosting preliminary-round competition of the championship must submit a proposed budget, respond to sport-specific questions (if applicable) and ensure that the institution’s key contacts and facility information are complete and current in the Championships Bid and Profile System. Please note that in order to submit a bit, you must first locate the desired championship in the “Championships Available for Bidding” section and select “Start Bid.” Please note the change in process that allows all member institutions to regularly and easily access their profiles by visiting championships.ncaa.org. For profile issues, user access or to reset a password, please email [email protected] or contact the respective championship manager. The Championships Committee has prioritized the following site-selection criteria for all championships:

 Complete bid;  Quality and availability of the facility and other necessary accommodations;  Geographical location (which may include such factors as rotation of sites, weather, accessibility and transportation costs);  Seeding; and  Attendance history, hosting history and revenue potential, which shall be considered necessary to assure fiscal responsibility. In addition, the Men’s Basketball Committee requires each host to record all contests at its site, with the intent to make available to each team a copy (DVD format) of the contest in which it participated. The committee also prefers sites that will not host conflicting events during the championship practice and competition. Sites will also be evaluated as to the availability of appropriate practice times for all SUPP. NO. 9

competing teams. To host first-round, second-round or sectional contests, a regulation court as defined in the 2017-18 and 2018-19 NCAA Men’s Basketball Rules and Interpretations must be used. To host sectional competition, arena seating for at least 1,000 spectators is required. Please also review the host operations manual for a detailed list of facility requirements. An evaluation will be made of institutional facilities to determine if they are acceptable for championship play. Selection of host sites will be based partly upon the quality of the playing facility. A facility evaluation form must be completed online with a deadline of Feb. 16. Instructions on accessing and completing the online facility evaluation will be sent to the directors of athletics of all eligible Division III institutions sponsoring men’s basketball. The facility evaluation is one of the tools used in determining site selection. Any institution or conference interested in hosting a preliminary round of the 2018 NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Championship must submit a proposed budget, facility evaluation form, key contacts form and video board questionnaire (if applicable) to be considered to host. A separate proposed budget and key contacts form must be submitted for each round that an institution or conference is interested in hosting. SUPP. NO. 10

NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Summer Meeting SUPP. NO. 10

Officiating

Jim Haney Division III Men’s Basketball National Coordinator of Officials SUPP. NO. 10 2019-2020

1. Travel Budget - $5,000 2. Technology Stipend - $1,000 3. Salary - $10,000 4. Officials’ Evaluators - $4,800 5. 160 Official Watchlist. 6. Forms: 1. Form 1 – Conferences | Best 10 & 5 Up and Coming | 10/11/19 2. Form 2 – Observers | 10/11/19 3. Form 3 – Best 5 based on Performance | 1/3/20 SUPP. NO. 10 Dates

1. NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Coaches’ Rules/Interpretations Forum – 1:30 PM EST | Wednesday | 10/2/2019

2. NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Officials’ Forum – 8:00 PM EST | Wednesday | 10/30/2019

1. 1st/2nd Round | Watch List

2. 3rd Round | Advanced from 1st/2nd Rounds

3. Quarterfinals | Advanced from 3rd Round

4. Semifinals | Advanced from 3rd Round

5. National Championship | Advanced from 3rd Round SUPP. NO. 10 Selection Criteria

1. Qualified, competent and appropriately credentialed. 2. Active Arbiter member. 3. Pass background check. 4. Score an 85% or greater on the officiating exam. 5. View all NCAA training videos by 1/24/20. 6. Within driving distance (500 miles). 7. Limited affiliation with participating teams. 8. Must attend a coordinator’s preseason meeting or participate in the NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Officials’ Forum. 9. Must work a postseason conference tournament game. 10. Officiate a minimum of 5 Division III games or 10 games across all three divisions.