
The NCAA women’s national tournament is this weekend in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. All three divisions are combined on the women’s side, and here is some info about the qualification process.
50 teams, 28 of which are DIII, entered wrestlers in the five regions two weeks ago. The top four wrestlers at each weight qualified for the championships. The field is 198 wrestlers, as Region IV only had two entries at 101 lbs. Approximately 400 wrestlers entered the regionals (around 170 DIII), with each team allowed to enter up to 15 wrestlers (no more than two in the same weight). 37 of the 50 teams qualified at least one athlete to the national championships.
Region Entries | Teams | DIII Teams |
Total | 50 | 28 |
Region I | 11 | 7 |
Region II | 9 | 2 |
Region III | 9 | 7 |
Region IV | 12 | 8 |
Region V | 9 | 4 |
74 Division III athletes qualified for the championships which is roughly 38% of the total.
Region | DIII Qualifiers | % of total |
Total | 75 | 37.88 |
Region I | 10 | 25 |
Region II | 0 | 0 |
Region III | 30 | 75 |
Region IV | 27 | 71.05 |
Region V | 7 | 17.5 |
Division III Teams by number of qualifiers – 16 teams with at least one
Team | Count |
North Central, IL | 15 |
Wisconsin Stevens Point, WI | 11 |
Adrian College, MI | 10 |
Augsburg University, MN | 8 |
Elmira College, NY | 6 |
Albion, MI | 5 |
Carthage College, WI | 4 |
Schreiner University, TX | 4 |
Linfield University, OR | 2 |
New Jersey City University, NJ | 2 |
Ursinus, PA | 2 |
Aurora , IL | 1 |
Delaware Valley, PA | 1 |
Simpson, IA | 1 |
University of the Ozarks, AR | 1 |
Westminster University, MO | 1 |
It should be Westminster College, MO, not University
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