2019 NCAA Spring Championships

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Merrimack has won the national title in D2 men's lacrosse for the second consecutive year, and their 2nd time in program history. Their path to the title included:

vs. Mercyhurst - W 16-5
vs. Adelphi - W 14-12
vs. Le Moyne - W 15-14 (OT)
vs. Limestone - W 16-8

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For the first time in program history, Cabrini has won the D3 men's lacrosse national title. They played several close matches for their first title, but in the end, they did just enough. Cabrini entered the tournament ranked #6 in the nation. Their path to the title included:

vs. DeSales - W 15-4
vs. Springfield - W 15-8
vs. York - W 11-10
vs. Salisbury - W 16-13
vs. Amherst - W 16-12

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In D3 women's lacrosse, Middlebury won their 7th title in program history. They cruised throughout the whole tournament, and had little resistance in any game. Their path to the title included:

vs. Johnson & Wales - W 22-3
vs. Bowdoin - W 18-9
vs. Franklin & Marshall - W 16-4
vs. Wesleyan - W 16-8
vs. Salisbury - W 14-9

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Wisconsin-Eau Claire has won the D3 men's outdoor track and field national title for the first time in program history. They ran away with the title with 68 points, followed by MIT with 38 points and finishing in third was Mount Union with 36 points. Individual national champions were as follows:

100m - Davonta Womack (Bridgewater)
200m - Corey Carter (Principia)
400m - Patrick Mikel (Loras)
800m - Kyler Lueck (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
1500m - Aidan Ryan (Williams)
5000m - Dhruvil Patel (North Central)
10000m - Dhruvil Patel (North Central)
110m Hurdles - Connor Troyer (Mount Union)
400m Hurdles - Dallas Wright (Wartburg)
3000m Steeplechase - Benjamin Schott (Messiah)
4x100m - (St. John's - MN)
4x400m - (Washington U-St. Louis)
Pole Vault - Zach Jasinski (Wisconsin-Whitewater)
High Jump - Kyle Rollins (St. John Fisher)
Long Jump - Hayden Snow (John Carroll)
Triple Jump - Yorai Shaoul (MIT)
Shot Put - David Kornack (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
Discus - Cameron Yon (Penn State-Harrisburg)
Hammer - Zak Dysert (Baldwin Wallace)
Javelin - Jordan Entwistle (UMass Dartmouth)
Decathlon - Will Daniels (Central College)

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Loras has won the national title in D3 women's outdoor track and field, their first title in program history. They won the championship with 53 points, followed by Washington-St. Louis with 49, and in third was tied between George Fox and Johns Hopkins with 36 points each. Individual champions were as follows:

100m - Gabrielle Noland (Loras)
200m - Gabrielle Noland (Loras)
400m - Sarah King (George Fox)
800m - Esther Seeland (Messiah)
1500m - Emily Bryson (Brandeis)
5000m - Annie Rodenfels (Centre)
10000m - Kassie Rosenbum (Loras)
100m Hurdles - Jayci Andrews (Bridgewater State)
400m Hurdles - Dilys Osei (Emory)
3000m Steeplechase - Annie Rodenfels (Centre)
4x100m - (Loras)
4x400m - (Nebraska Wesleyan)
Pole Vault - Olivia McDaniel (Linfield)
High Jump - Cirrus Robinson (Ohio Wesleyan)
Long Jump - Lauren Wrensch (Wisconsin-Oshkosh)
Triple Jump - Eka Jose (Washington U-St. Louis)
Shot Put - Reyna Ta'amu (Redlands)
Discus - Erica Oawster (Wisconsin-Eau Claire)
Hammer - Cassandra Laois (Case Western)
Javelin - Brooke France (Pacific)
Heptathlon - Annie Wright (George Fox)

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The bracket for the D1 baseball tournament has been released, just a short while ago. UCLA has received the #1 overall seed. Regional play will take place at 16 different sites, with play during May 31 - June 3. 4 teams will play at each regional in a double-elimination style tournament. The last team standing in each regional will advance to the super regional where they will play a best-of-3 against another regional champion. The winner of each super regional will advance to the CWS where they will play in another double-elimination, 4 team bracket. The winner of each of those will advance to the finals.

Regional sites: UCLA, Vanderbilt, Oregon State, West Virginia, Oklahoma State, East Carolina, Texas Tech, Louisville, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Stanford, LSU, North Carolina, Georgia and Georgia Tech.

Teams from Ohio: Cincinnati and Ohio State

Teams from Big Ten: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State

Bracket: https://www.ncaa.com/brackets/baseball/d1/2019

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The athletes that have advanced to the national finals from the east and west prelims in D1 men's and women's outdoor track have been announced. Heading into the championship, Texas Tech is the #1 ranked team in the nation on the men's side. Arkansas is ranked #1 on the women's side. 15 athletes from Ohio State have advanced to the championships. And countless other athletes from Ohio colleges.

Men's Qualifiers: http://www.rtspt.com/ncaa/d1outdoor19/m ... ifiers.htm
Women's Qualifiers: http://www.rtspt.com/ncaa/d1outdoor19/w ... ifiers.htm

Decathlon Qualifiers: http://www.rtspt.com/ncaa/d1outdoor19/dec_declared.htm
Heptathlon Qualifiers: http://www.rtspt.com/ncaa/d1outdoor19/hep_declared.htm

The championships will be June 5-8 at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas and hosted by the University of Texas.

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Virginia has won their 6th national title in program history in D1 men's lacrosse, and their first since 2011. The Cavaliers entered the tournament as the #3 overall seed and had to claw their way to the championship. Their path to the title included:

vs. Robert Morris - W 19-10
vs. Maryland - W 13-12 (OT)
vs. Duke - W 13-12 (2OT)
vs. Yale - W 13-9

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Augustana (South Dakota) has claimed the national title in D2 softball, their 2nd in program history and first since 1991. They won the title by defeating Texas A&M-Kingsville in 2 out of 3 games, after losing the first game. Their path to the title was a long one, it included:

vs. Missouri Western - W 8-7
vs. Winona State - W 4-0
vs. Winona State - L 2-1
vs. Winona State - W 3-2

vs. Central Oklahoma - W 13-5
vs. Central Oklahoma - W 7-6

vs. UC San Diego - W 8-0
vs. West Florida - W 4-2
vs. Young Harris - W 6-0
vs. Texas A&M Kingsville - L 7-2
vs. Texas A&M Kingsville - W 6-4
vs. Texas A&M Kingsville - W 6-4

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For the first time in program history, Texas Lutheran has claimed the national championship in D3 softball. Their path to the title included:

vs. Birmingham Southern - W 2-0
vs. East Texas Baptist - W 6-1
vs. Birmingham Southern - W 5-4

vs. Linfield - W 6-5
vs. Linfield - L 9-7
vs. Linfield - W 5-2

vs. Williams - W 7-1
vs. Eastern Connecticut State - W 7-6
vs. Trine - W 6-3
vs. Emory - W 12-4
vs. Emory - W 6-1

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Stanford has won their 9th title in program history in D1 men's golf, and their first one since 2007. Matthew Wolff of Oklahoma State ran away with the individual national title through 4 rounds of play, shooting a crazy impressive 10-under par. Through the 4 rounds of play, Oklahoma State led the field by 31 shots, with a 16-under par, and the second ranked team heading into match play was Vanderbilt at 15-over par. That ended up not even mattering, as the Cowboys didn't make it to the national title match.

Stanford's run to the national title was impressive and they lived on the edge. After stroke play they qualified for match play in 6th. Their run to the title looked like this:

vs. #3 Wake Forest - W 3-2
vs. #2 Vanderbilt - W 3-2
vs. #5 Texas - W 3-2

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Bates has won the D3 rowing national title for the 3rd consecutive season, and the 4th time in program history. Boats for Bates that won national titles 1st Eights and 2nd Eights. They won the title with 46 points, WPI finished runner-up with 41 points.

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For the 2nd time in 3 years, Washington has won the national championship in D1 rowing by sweeping the competition in 1st Eights, 2nd Eights and Fours. They scored 132 points to claim the title, Texas finished runner-up in Indy over the weekend with 125 points. Ohio State finished 5th with 105 team points. Not only was this the 2nd title in 3 years for Washington, but it was their 5th overall title in program history.

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Central Oklahoma has won their 2nd title in program history (2nd consecutive) by sweeping the competition in Eights and Fours in D2 rowing. They scored 30 points to win the title, and were followed up by Florida Tech with 23 points.

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For the 2nd time in program history, and the first time since 2003, Chapman has won the D3 baseball national title. They lost as many games as a team could lose in the tournament without being eliminated, which made it all the more impressive. After sweeping their way through the SCIAC Conference tournament, this is what their path to the title looked like, starting with regional play:

vs. Whitman - W 10-5
vs. Whitman - L 2-1
vs. Whitman - W 9-4
vs. Whitman - L 5-2
vs. Whitman - W 3-2

vs. Concordia (TX) - W 11-3
vs. Concordia (TX) - W 3-2

vs. Washington & Jefferson - W 6-3
vs. UMass Boston - L 10-6
vs. Washington & Jefferson - W 8-4
vs. UMass Boston - W 8-4
vs. UMass Boston - W 8-4

vs. Birmingham Southern - W 6-4
vs. Birmingham Southern - W 11-0

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Winning the D1 softball national championship, #2 UCLA nearly swept their way all the way through the national tournament. That included sweeping their way through the WCWS and the Finals series. This was UCLA's 12th title in program history, and their first since 2010. They would have 13 championships, but their 1995 title was vacated by the NCAA's Committee on Infractions. Their path to the title included:

vs. Weber State - W 6-0
vs. Missouri - W 9-1
vs. Missouri - L 5-1
vs. Missouri - W 13-1

vs. James Madison - W 6-1
vs. James Madison - W 7-2

vs. #7 Minnesota - W 7-2
vs. #6 Arizona - W 6-2
vs. #3 Washington - W 3-0

vs. #1 Oklahoma - W 16-3
vs. #1 Oklahoma - W 5-4

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Last night for the first time in program history, Texas Tech claimed the D1 men's outdoor track and field national championship. They entered the championship ranked #1, and they held up to their ranking. They won the title with 60 points, Florida was runner-up with 50 points, and Houston finished third with 40 points. Individual event champions were as follows:

100m: Divine Oduduru (Texas Tech) - 9.86
200m: Divine Oduduru (Texas Tech) - 19.73
400m: Kahmari Montgomery (Houston) - 44.23
800m: Bryce Hoppel (Kansas) - 1:44.41
1500m: Yared Nuguse (Notre Dame) - 3:41.39
5000m: Morgan McDonald (Wisconsin) - 14:06.01
10000m: Clayton Young (BYU) - 29:16.60
110m Hurdles: Grant Holloway (Florida) - 12.98 ***Collegiate Record
400m Hurdles: Quincy Hall (South Carolina) - 48.48
3000m Steeplechase: Steven Fahy (Stanford) - 8:38.46
4x100m: (Florida) - 37.97 ***Collegiate Record
4x400m: (Texas A&M) - 2:59.05
Pole Vault: Chris Nilsen (South Dakota) - 19' 6.25"
High Jump: JuVaughn Harrison (LSU) - 7' 5.25"
Long Jump: JuVaughn Harrison (LSU) - 26' 11"
Triple Jump: Chengetayi Mapayi (TCU) - 56' 2.5"
Shot Put: Adrian Piperi (Texas) - 69' 3.25"
Discus: Eric Kicinski (Texas Tech) - 205' 2"
Hammer: Daniel Haugh (Kennesaw State) - 244' 10"
Javelin: Anderson Peters (Mississippi State) - 284' 2"
Decathlon: Johannes Erm (Georgia) - 8352 points

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Watched the first day of the men's, but couldn't find the rest when it was on. Maybe they will have a rerun of it on tonight.

[Chieftain2009]

Watched the first day of the men's, but couldn't find the rest when it was on. Maybe they will have a rerun of it on tonight.

I watched it on the ESPN app. I think you can watch a replay on there. It was a heck of a meet. The women's meet will wrap up tonight as well.

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Thanks