The NWCA has started a crowdfunding page to help fund the NWCA Division III Championships. Travel and other costs for the teams will be paid for by the individual schools but the NWCA needs funding to put on the event. Venue rental, officials, table workers, awards and COVID-19 protocols all need to be covered. Click the link below to donate to make a championships experience possible and excellent for wrestlers the season.
The NWCA Leadership Group has been working on developing a non-NCAA championships event for Division III wrestlers prior to last week’s announcement, and the planning obviously kicked into overdrive with the cancellation of the 2021 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. Teams were surveyed for interest and likelihood of competing in such an event, and an official announcement of an NWCA Division III Championships should be coming shortly.
The current format under consideration is a two day event taking place March 12-13 in Iowa. The exact site is still to be announced, as several venues are under consideration. The goal is brackets of no more than 32 wrestlers at each weight. There will not be a qualification round, but a selection committee could be utilized to narrow the field of entries down to 32 in the event more than that number desire to compete at a given weight. Wrestlers will come from teams whose institutions allow them to compete. This is the tournament at which NWCA All-Americans would be named.
The NWCA Leadership group elected by the DIII coaches was not consulted before USA Wrestling made their announcement and had been working on the idea for the NWCA Division III Wrestling Championships for weeks in anticipation that the NCAA could cancel winter championships. USA Wrestling and the NWCA Leadership Group have since been in touch and are hopeful they can work together to provide the best possible experience for Division III wrestlers.
The tournament operating expenses are estimated at $75,00-100,000 overall for venue rental, officials, labor, awards, and COVID-19 protocols and testing. The Leadership Group is looking for larger sponsors and will shortly establish a link for anyone who would like to donate to help defray the cost of the event. In a typical year, the NCAA pays for the cost of the Championships, so funding for this even will have to come from other sources.
Last week was tough on wrestlers who thought they would finish this season without a championship tournament, but at least some of them should have the chance to compete for All-American awards.
This weekend, Iowa Wesleyan wrestled for the first time since the 1970s and picked up a win, Carthage hosted their first event since 1994, and Shenandoah wrestled their first ever dual.
Friday
CCIW Duals at Carthage – Augustana, MSOE, North Central, Wheaton
Whitewater 20, Stevens Point 18
Iowa Wesleyan 33, Fontbonne 16
Ohio Wesleyan at Adrian (no team score)
Messiah 51, Shenandoah 0
Concordia (WI) 51, Lakeland 0
Saturday
ARC Tri at Wartburg – Buena Vista, Central
ARC Tri at Coe – Luther, Nebraska Wesleyan
ARC Tri at Loras – Dubuque, Simpson
Manchester at Trine (no team score)
TCNJ at Messiah (no team score)
Cornell 41, Westminster 13
Concordia Moorhead at St. John’s (no team score)
Greensboro 30, Southern Virginia 21
Ferrum 47, Shenandoah 3
Sunday
OAC Quad at Ohio Northern – Otterbein, Wilmington
OAC Quad at Mount Union – Baldwin Wallace, Heidelberg
RCTC 21, Cornell 17
Olivet Tri – Augsburg, Alma
28 teams in action Saturday or Sunday
Saturday
ARC Tri at Wartburg – Buena Vista, Central
ARC Tri at Coe – Luther, Nebraska Wesleyan
ARC Tri at Loras – Dubuque, Simpson
Wabash Tri – Trine, Manchester
TCNJ at Messiah
Westminster at Cornell
Concordia Moorhead at St. John’s
Greensboro at Southern Virginia
Sunday
OAC Quad at Ohio Northern – Muskingum, Otterbein, Wilmington
OAC Quad at Mount Union – Baldwin Wallace, Heidelberg, John Carroll
RCTC at Cornell
In the season opener for both teams, La Crosse defeated Eau Claire 36-0 on Thursday night. d3wrestle.com Rankings Contender Sam Wenzel defeated #8 Jake Drexler 5-4 at 149 lbs. and Contender Reed Williams won 8-3 over #7 Evan Lawrence. Both #1 ranked wrestlers for La Crosse, Isaac Lahr (197) and Konrad Ernst (285) picked up decisions for the Eagles.
After one match yesterday, there are a lot more matches today.
CCIW Duals at Carthage – Augustana, Concordia, Elmhurst, Lakeland MSOE, Millikin, North Central, Wheaton
Stevens Point at Whitewater
Fontbonne at Iowa Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan at Adrian
Shenandoah at Messiah
The 2020 tournament was canceled for safety reasons as part of a blanket cancellation of all NCAA winter championships. The 2021 cancellation can only be thought of as a cost-saving move. The NCAA and Division III telegraphed as early as October that saving money was going to be an important consideration in the Division III winter championships. In the fall, the field size was cut from 180 to 135 to reduce the cost of putting on the tournament. Subsequently, the various committees decided that 70% of teams would have to compete in order for the championships to be held. That number seems arbitrary, and it is. It is the number below which Division III says having the tournament is not worth the cost.
Twenty years ago, I wrestled in the NCAA Championships for the first time. Going through the qualifying tournament, traveling to Iowa, walking into the arena, competing with the best wrestlers in Division III. All of it was an amazing experience that I and 159 other wrestlers got to share. We put in a tremendous amount of work to get there. I can only imagine the devastation I would have felt if I was told the month before that the tournament was too expensive, so it is not going to happen. This year’s wrestlers do not have to imagine how it feels, and some have now missed out twice.
Four years as a college athlete is not a long time compared to the rest of your life, but athletes get experiences in sports that they cannot have any other way. When you lose part of the college athlete experience, there is no way to get it back, and that applies to more than just the 180 (or 135) qualifiers. Wrestling in the regional and striving to make it through to the second day and then into the top three to qualify is the pinnacle of the season. The regional and national dates are circled on every calendar as soon as the previous year’s tournaments end. It is motivation to train hard, make weight, fight through injuries, do homework on the bus, and get up early to go spend all weekend in a gym while your friends sleep and wonder why you put yourself through this.
I feel terrible for the athletes. I constantly tell wrestlers I coach that they do not get to do this for very long and to be grateful for every opportunity, but it is hard when the NCAA cancels a championship due to money when DIII makes up barely 3% of the NCAA budget. Half a career’s worth of championship opportunities are gone. There are deserving guys who will never get to hear their names announced as they walk into the big arena, never get to stand on the podium, never get the gifts that say 2020 or 2021 NCAA Championships. I feel bad for the 1st time senior qualifier last year who had the rug pulled out from under him, the prior qualifier who would have gotten on the podium this season, and seniors who would have qualified for the first time this year but will never get the chance.
I do not know exactly how much it costs to run the DIII regional and national tournaments, but I believe the savings are not worth the cost of lost experience to the athletes who miss out regional and national tournaments after working towards them for years and years.
It is hard to square the NCAA Presidents Council statement with the what the athletes are going through. “We are committed to ensuring that our student-athletes have the best possible experience, and, for us, this means having a meaningful number of competitions.” It is unclear and unremarked on how removing championship opportunities enhances the experience of Division III athletes. I cannot imagine any Division III wrestler feels like losing a postseason he can never get back ensures him the best possible experience.
In the only match during a tough last night, Ferrum hosted Greensboro and prevailed 39-12. Greensboro forfeited four weights to the Panthers, but Josh Wilson had the win of the night, picking up a 6-4 decision over 2019 All-American and 2020 qualifier Levi Englman.
FINAL
125: JD McMillin (FER) over (GRNB) (For.)
133: Josh Wilson (GRNB) over Levi Englman (FER) (Dec 6-4)
141: Mario Vasquez (FER) over Cody Williams (GRNB) (Fall 2:25)
149: Hai Siu (GRNB) over Caden Dalton (FER) (Fall 5:37)
157: Christian Hite (FER) over Patrick Haskin (GRNB) (MD 10-2)
165: Brandon Harrison (FER) over (GRNB) (For.)
174: Elijah Martin (FER) over (GRNB) (For.)
184: Cris Reynoso (FER) over (GRNB) (For.)
197: Braden Homsey (FER) over Dominic Harris (GRNB) (TF 21-5 6:39)
285: Brandon Williams (GRNB) over Rayshawn Dixon (FER) (Dec 9-2)
EXHIBITIONS
149: Hayden Funck (FER) over Lucas Utt (GRNB) (Fall 1:36)
149: Cody Williams (GNBR) over Steven Muller (FER) (Fall 2:30)
165: Patrick Haskin (GNBR) over Brandon Harrison (FER) 3-2
197: Cris Reynoso (FER) over Khalil Belk (GNBR) (TF, 19-4 7:00)
285: Brandon Williams (GNBR) over Jacob Grady (FER) (Fall 4:30)
In news that is as disappointing as it is unsurprising, the NCAA has canceled all Division III winter championships. 61.8% of 109 teams indicated an intention to compete enough to be postseason eligible. The previously published cutoff was 70%. Of all winter championships, wrestling was the only sport above 52.3% of teams competing. I will have more thoughts tomorrow, but for now, read the official release below.
Division III cancels 2021 winter championships
During its review of the declaration data, the Championships Committee determined participation numbers in all nine winter sports are well below the established threshold to provide a national championships experience. These established thresholds are 60% for men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, and men’s and women’s indoor track and field, and 70% for men’s and women’s ice hockey and wrestling.
| MBB | WBB | MSW | WSW | MTI | WTI | MIH | WIH | WRE | |
| Sponsorship | 416 | 430 | 238 | 265 | 291 | 297 | 84 | 67 | 109 |
| Yes | 48.6% | 46.2% | 43.1% | 42.0% | 48.8% | 49.3% | 52.3% | 51.4% | 61.8% |
| No | 51.4% | 53.8% | 56.9% | 58.0% | 51.2% | 50.7% | 47.7% | 48.6% | 38.2% |
The NCAA Administrative Committee is set to meet today to possibly make a decision on winter championships including wrestling. There are two questions to answer. First, will the committee make a final decision on wrestling today? Second, will that decision be announced today?
Whether or not the committee will make a final decision depends on the recommendation the committee is believed to have received from the DIII Championships Committee and if there is any possibility the committee will delay a final decision for some reason. The timing of any announcement depends on when exactly the meeting takes place and who needs to know before anything is officially released.
Division III schools were surveyed as to whether or not they expected to compete in the minimum number of competitions in each sport in time for the championship selection process. For wrestling, the minimum dates of competitions this season is three. Those surveys were due back to the NCAA on January 25th. If a school did not respond, that answer was counted as not planning to compete. The NCAA DIII Championships Committee met on January 29th, and it is believed they have made recommendations for each winter sport that the Administrative Committee will consider during today’s meeting. This committee has the authority to accept the recommendations they have received.
Recap:
Five DIII teams competed in three duals last night. Wartburg topped Luther 30-14 in a match where the Knights left a few starters out of the lineup. Oshkosh defeated Platteville 23-15 in the first WIAC dual of the season, winning the last three bouts to erase a 15-11 deficit. Lastly, Averett ran their record to 9-0 with a 53-5 win over Bluefield.
Both DIII matches tonight are in Virginia, as Ferrum hosts Greensboro and Emory & Henry heads to Southern Virginia.
Tuesday
Wartburg at Luther
Platteville at Oshkosh
Bluefield at Averett
Wednesday
Emory & Henry at Southern Virginia
Greensboro at Ferrum
Thursday
La Crosse at Eau Claire
Friday
CCIW Duals at Carthage – Augustana, Concordia, Elmhurst, Lakeland MSOE, Millikin, North Central, Wheaton
Stevens Point at La Crosse
Fontbonne at Iowa Wesleyan
Castleton at NJCU
Ohio Wesleyan at Adrian
Shenandoah at Messiah
Saturday
ARC Tri at Wartburg – Buena Vista, Central
ARC Tri at Coe – Luther, Nebraska Wesleyan
ARC Tri at Loras – Dubuque, Simpson
Wabash Tri – Trine, Manchester
TCNJ at Messiah
Castleton at Coast Guard
Westminster at Cornell
Concordia Moorhead at St. John’s
NJCU at Stevens
Greensboro at Southern Virginia
Sunday
OAC Quad at Ohio Northern – Muskingum, Otterbein, Wilmington
OAC Quad at Mount Union – Baldwin Wallace, Heidelberg, John Carroll
RCTC at Cornell
At long last, here are the first d3wrestle.com Rankings for the 2020-2021 season. This is a tough season to rank without large tournaments and much in the way of inter-conference competition. Some notes on the process:
A matchup between #2 Wartburg and #14 Coe highlighted this past weekend’s action. A fall at 141 by #2 Kristian Rumph over #4 Riley Wright proved critical in a 23-21 win for the Knights. Kobe Woods secured a major decision at 197 to put the dual out of reach in a match where each team had five wins. Coe picked up three wins over higher-ranked opponents with Alex Friddle winning at 125 over #10 Brady Kyner, Josh Gerke winning at 149 over #10 Brady Fritz, and #10 Kaleb Reeves pinning #2 Jordon Brandon.
Olivet won seven weights in the four-team MIAA individual Championships, and Castleton topped New Jersey City University in the first match ever for NJCU. Former Rutgers and Rider wrestler Rob Cleary picked up the first ever individual win for the Gothic Knights.
ARC Results – Saturday
At Central
Dubuque 45, Nebraska Wesleyan 10
Central 45, Nebraska Wesleyan 4
Central 31, Dubuque 9
At Buena Vista
Loras 51, Buena Vista 2
Loras 35, Luther 9
Luther 34, Buena Vista 13
At Simpson
Wartburg 23, Coe 21
Wartburg 45, Simpson 6
Coe 48, Simpson 6
CCIW Results
At Wheaton – Friday
Millikin 33, Wheaton 4
Millikin 60, Carthage 0
Millikin 44, MSOE 3
MSOE 22, Wheaton 21
MSOE 33, Carthage 11
Wheaton 47, Carthage 3
At North Central – Saturday
North Central 53, Lakeland 0
North Central 34, Concordia 15
Augustana 22, Concordia 21
Augustana 54, Lakeland 0
Concordia 42, Lakeland 12
OAC Results – Sunday
Mount Union 36, Heidelberg 9 (Otterbein out due to weather)
Baldwin Wallace 50, Wilmington 3
Baldwin Wallace 36, Ohio Northern 12
Augsburg at St. John’s – 14 matches, no team score
As many as 38 teams are in action this weekend, beginning with CCIW duals at 12pm Central today at Wheaton.
Friday
CCIW Duals at Wheaton – Millikin, MSOE, Lakeland (Elmhurst canceled)
Greensboro at Bluefield (update: canceled)
Saturday
MIAA Individual Championships at Olivet – Adrian, Alma, Olivet, Trine
CCIW Duals at North Central – Augustana, Carthage, North Central
ARC Duals at Buena Vista – Luther, Loras
ARC Duals at Central – Nebraska Wesleyan, Dubuque
ARC Duals at Simpson – Wartburg, Coe
Southern Virginia at Averett
Augsburg at St. John’s
NJCU at Castleton (this match appears on Castleton’s schedule, but not NJCU’s – update: now on both schedules)
Sunday
OAC Duals at Mount Union – Heidelberg, Muskingum, Otterbein
OAC Duals at Baldwin Wallace – Ohio Northern, Wilmington (John Carroll canceled)
Ferrum at Shenandoah (first ever dual for Shenandoah)
In the only DIII matches yesterday, Averett traveled to DII King University to take on the hosts as well as DII foes Emmanuel and Lander. Averett improved to 7-0 in one of the fuller DIII schedules this season. Sam Braswell, Alex Turley, George Moseley, and Zion Carpenter all went 3-0.
Averett 23, Lander University 13
Averett 48, Emmanuel College 9
Averett 31, King University 16
As the number of teams competing increases and three conferences have started their schedules, the Wrestler of the Week award returns. The first d3wrestle.com Wrestler of the Week for the 2020-2021 season is Stanley Bleich of Baldwin Wallace. In the season debut for Baldwin Wallace, Bleich helped the Yellow Jackets to a 2-0 record against Otterbein and John Carroll. Ranked 6th by the NWCA at 149, Bleich wrestled 157 on Sunday where he defeated NWCA #1 Ryan Whitten of Otterbein and #3 Sam Gross of John Carroll. The wins were the 100th and 101st of Bleich’s career.
Bleich, a senior from North Ridgeville, Ohio, is now 101-20 for his career and 2-0 on the season. He is a 2x NCAA qualifier, 3x regional placewinner, and 2020 Central Region champion. He was also named Ohio Athletic Conference Wrestler of the Week for his performance. Baldwin Wallace takes on Ohio Northern and Wilmington on Sunday as the OAC schedule continues.
The ARC, CCIW, and OAC kicked off their conference schedules this past weekend, and a few other teams got matches in as well. Unfortunately, several scheduled events were postponed or canceled as schools grapple with the ongoing pandemic.
Of the three ARC tri meets scheduled for this weekend, just one went off entirely as planned. Buena Vista picked up wins over Simpson and Nebraska Wesleyan, while Simpson topped NWU in the other match at the event. Wartburg won 9 of 10 against Dubuque in a dual that was missing Luther, and the third scheduled tri with Loras, Coe, and Central was canceled. The conference schedule continues next weekend with another slate of three ARC tri meets.
In the CCIW, matches went off as planned. Concordia (WI) swept four duals at home to start the season, and Carthage picked up their first win since 1994 in their return to wrestling. Wheaton was 3-1, while MSOE picked up a pair of wins. In the other CCIW match on Sunday, North Central swept three matches, while Millikin and Augustana each picked up wins.
In the OAC, the quads became tri meets as each event had one team bow out. Stanley Bleich helped Baldwin Wallace to a 2-0 day as he picked up his 100th career win and defeated the #1 and #3 ranked wrestlers at 157. Over at Ohio Northern, the Polar Bears won twice, though Heidelberg did win a pair of individual matches against ranked opponents. Muskingum and Mount Union sat out this weekend with hopes to return for the next event.
Lastly, Averett and Huntingdon traveled to NAIA Allen for a tri. Both defeated the host, and Averett topped Huntingdon 39-10.
Matches at Ferrum and Manchester were postponed.
ARC
Buena Vista 22, Simpson 19
Buena Vista 38, Nebraska Wesleyan 17
Simpson 29, Nebraska Wesleyan 21
Wartburg 37, Dubuque 6
CCIW
Concordia 52, Carthage 4
Concordia 41, Lakeland 15
Concordia 38, MSOE 10
Concordia 20, Wheaton 19
Wheaton 53, Carthage 0
Wheaton 55, Lakeland 0
Wheaton 32, MSOE 9
MSOE 41, Carthage 6
MSOE 41, Lakeland 12
Carthage 21, Lakeland 18
North Central 25, Millikin 18
North Central 30, Augustana 15
North Central 26, Elmhurst 20
Millikin 48, Augustana 0
Millikin 38, Elmhurst 6
Augustana 29, Elmhurst 18
OAC
Baldwin Wallace 50, Otterbein 0
Baldwin Wallace 26, John Carroll 16
John Carroll 36, Otterbein 13
Ohio Northern 33, Heidelberg 15
Ohio Northern 46, Wilmington 0
Heidelberg 39, Wilmington 6
Averett 39, Huntingdon 10
Averett 38, Allen 16
Huntingdon 31, Allen 15
The first NWCA Rankings of the 2021 season were released this week. Wabash leads the team tournament rankings followed closely by a three way tie for second between Coast Guard, John Carroll, and Wartburg. As many as 32 teams are out of competition this year, including five teams ranked in the top 25 of the final team rankings of 2020.
Returning 2020 Qualifiers Ranked at Each Weight
Wrestlers in bold were All-Americans 2019 or prior (comment if anyone was missed)
125 – 8 – Precin, Arborio, Perelka, Braswell, Manginelli, Stanley, Kubesh, Blasioli
Champagne was a 2019 All-American, Kyner was a 2019 qualifier
133 – 5 – Berlin, Giordano, Englman, Massey, Henderson
Haynes was a 2019 All-American at 125, Gehr was a 2019 qualifier at 125
141 – 9 – James, Rumph (133), Brezovec, Wright, Siu, Harsed, Caskey, Slendorn (133), Trelli (133)
Braswell was a 2019 qualifier
149 – 8 – Anderson, Kaliner, Bleich, McAuliffe, Barr, Drexler, Ruiz, Areyano
Hernandez was a 2019 All-American, Fritz was a 2019 All-American at 141
157 – 4 – Whitten, Leightner, Gross, Monteiro
Temple was a qualifier in 2019 at 149
165 – 5 – Hatch, Birt, Zamin (157), Reicosky, Rogers
174 – 10 – Beachem, Briggs, Nielsen, Shinhoster, Krakow, E. Lawrence, Esposito, Shermeyer, McGiffen, Z. Lawrence (165)
184 – 7 – Detwiler, Baldridge, Roth, Liegel, McCloud, Byrne, Stevens
197 – 9 – Lahr, Wagner, Dooley, Hagerbaumer, Haddad, Thompson, Pingel, Zierden, Homsey
285 – 7 – Bishop, Brandon, McGeary, Espinoza, Wriedt, Lemcke, Ramirez
Ernst was an All-American in 2018 & 2019
Averett defeated Greensboro 43-7 last night in Virginia on the strength of five pins. The teams were joined by three wrestlers from Patrick Henry CC and had a large number of extra matches along with the main dual.
125 Sam Braswell (A) def. Mauricio Reyes, TF 20-4
133 Josh Wilson (G) def. Joseph Jones, Dec. 9-1
141 Brandon Woody (A) def. Lucas Utt, Fall 1:48
149 Tony Blackman (A) def. Tony Locke, Fall 0:57
157 Landon Childress (A) def. Patrick Haskin, Fall 4:29
165 Alex Turley (A) def. Luke Waggoner, Fall 2:01
174 George Moseley (A) def. Mike Jones, Fall 1:07
184 Joel Kanagy (G) def. Nasser McCummings, MD 10-1
197 Billy Baldwin (A) def. Dominic Harris, TF 18-2
285 Trent Ragland (A) def. Brandon Williams, TB-1 3-2
Extra match results
157 Will Merritt def. Patrick Haskin (GC), SV-1 5-3
285 Jamar Christian def. Brandon Hamilton (PHCC), Fall 0:31
184 Joel Kanagy (GC) def. John Bishop, Fall 1:39
197 Jamar Christian def. Khalil Belk (GC), TF 17-1
285 Brandon Williams (GC) def. Kowan Lee, Fall 5:26
197 Dominic Harris (GC) def. James Henry, Fall 6:07
197 Zion Carpenter def. Joel Kanagy (GC), Fall 0:14
149 Tony Locke (GC) def. David Shelton, Fall 3:55
125 Austin Long def. Mauricio Reyes (GC), dec. 6-5
197 Dominic Harris (GC) def. Jaleel Jones, Dec. 6-3
174 Jovante’ Hobbs def. Jeremiah Bynem, MD 11-1
197 Zion Carpenter def. John Bishop, Fall 1:26
197 Khalil Belk(GC) def. James Henry, Fall 5:32
149 Kirby Ledyard (PHCC) def. David Shelton, Fall 3:27
165 Cleon Lawton Def. Darien Craig (PHCC), DQ
285 Kowan Lee def. Brandon Hamilton PHCC, Fall 4:40
133 Josh Wilson (GC) def. Austin Long, Fall 2:29
141 Kyle Sanders def. Lucas Utt (GC), Fall 1:40
133 Joseph Jones def. Mauricio Reyes (GC), TF 16-0
149 Caleb Harmon def. Kirby Ledyard (PHCC), Fall 1:02
165 Will Merrit def. Darien Craig (PHCC), Fall 2:11
141 Malik Reaker vs. Lucas Utt (GC), Fall 2:26
149 Tony Locke (GC) def. Caleb Harmon, Fall 4:37
157 Tommy Baldwin vs. Patrick Haskin (GC), Fall 0:29
285 Jaleel Jones def. Brandon Hamilton (PHCC), Fall 2:47
133 Josh Wilson (GC) def. Kyle Sanders, Dec. 9-2
Averett vs. PHCC Duals:
149 Tony Blackman def. Kirby Ledyard (PHCC), Fall 1:03
165 Alex Turley def. Darien Craig (PHCC), Fall 1:07
285 Trent Ragland def. Brandon Hamilton (PHCC), Fall 1:50
Greensboro vs. PHCC Duals:
149 Tony Locke def. Kirby Ledyard (PHCC), Fall 1:20
165 Luke Waggoner def. Darien Craig (PHCC), Fall 2:16
285 Brandon Williams def. Brandon Hamilton (PHCC), Fall 1:20
The 2021 season starts to pick up this week as the CCIW, ARC, and OAC conference schedules kick off. Here is some of the upcoming action across DIII.
Wednesday
Averett tri with Greensboro and Patrick Henry CC
Saturday
Nebraska Wesleyan tri with Buena Vista and Simpson
Luther tri with Dubuque and Wartburg
Central at Loras
Concordia (WI) hosts MSOE, Lakeland, Carthage, Wheaton
Ferrum at Emory & Henry
Sunday
Baldwin Wallace quad with John Carroll, Muskingum, Otterbein
Ohio Northern quad with Heidelberg, Mount Union, Wilmington
Averett and Huntingdon at Allen
Manchester tri with Defiance and Mount St. Joseph
Millikin hosts North Central, Elmhurst, Augustana
