2019 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament

2019 NCAA Division II
men's basketball tournament
Teams	64
Finals site	Ford Center; Evansville, Indiana
Champions	Northwest Missouri State Bearcats (2nd title)
Runner-up	Point Loma Sea Lions (1st title game)
Semifinalists	Saint Anselm Hawks (1st Final Four); Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (4th Final Four);
Winning coach	Ben McCollum (2nd title)
MOP	Trevor Hudgins (Northwest Missouri State)
NCAA Division II men's tournaments
«2018	2020»

The 2019 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament was the 63rd annual single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division II college basketball in the United States. Featuring sixty-four teams, it began on March 16 and concluded with the championship game on March 30.

The eight regional winners met at Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana for the Elite Eight, Final Four, and championship rounds. The tournament concluded with Northwest Missouri State winning its 2nd national title completing a 38-0 season.^[1]

Goffstown

Fort Lauderdale

Romeoville

Indiana

Evansville

Canyon

San Diego

Maryville

Charlotte

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2019 NCAA Division II Men's sites - regionals (cyan) Elite Eight (red)

Qualification

A total of 64 bids are available for each tournament: 24 automatic bids (awarded to the champions of the twenty-two Division II conferences) and 40 at-large bids.

The sixty-four bids are allocated evenly among the eight NCAA-designated regions (Atlantic, Central, East, Midwest, South, South Central, Southeast, and West), each of which contains three of the twenty-four Division II conferences that sponsor men's basketball. Each region consists of three automatic qualifiers (the teams who won their respective conference tournaments) and five at-large bids (which are awarded regardless of conference affiliation).

Seven teams qualified for their first NCAA Division II tournament in 2019: Concordia-Irvine, Daemen, Emmanuel, Molloy, Notre Dame (Ohio), Nova Southeastern, and Walsh. Six of these teams lost their first round game, with Nova Southeastern not only hosting the South Regional Tournament, but winning it, as well, advancing to the Elite Eight, before losing to St. Anselm.

Regionals

Atlantic – Indiana, Pennsylvania

Location: Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	Indiana (PA) (29–2)	74

8	West Chester (22–8)	65
			1	Indiana (PA)	65

			4	Mercyhurst	75
5	Fairmont State (22–8)	60

4	Mercyhurst (23–6)	63*
						4	Mercyhurst	82

						2	West Liberty	70
3	Virginia State (27–4)	89

6	Notre Dame (OH) (23–6)	81
			3	Virginia State	80

			2	West Liberty	82
7	East Stroudsburg (21–7)	99

2	West Liberty (26–4)	106*

* – Denotes overtime period

Central – Maryville, Missouri

Location: Bearcat Arena

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	NW Missouri State (32–0)	91

8	Minnesota State (18–11)	62
			1	NW Missouri State	70

			5	Southern Nazarene	59
5	Southern Nazarene (28–5)	81

4	St. Cloud State (22–8)	61
						1	NW Missouri State	82

						6	Missouri Southern	70
3	Washburn (24–7)	100

6	Missouri Southern (23–7)	101
			6	Missouri Southern	92

			7	SE Oklahoma State	83
7	SE Oklahoma State (22–7)	115*

2	Northern State (26–6)	103

* – Denotes overtime period

East – Goffstown, New Hampshire

Location: Stoutenburgh Gymnasium

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	Saint Anselm (22–5)	81

8	Molloy (21–9)	71
			1	Saint Anselm	70

			4	New Haven	69
5	Daemen (24–5)	67

4	New Haven (20–9)	72
						1	Saint Anselm	74

						6	St. Thomas Aquinas	49
3	Le Moyne (18–9)	59

6	St. Thomas Aquinas (23–6)	61
			6	St. Thomas Aquinas	86*

			7	Dominican (NY)	83
7	Dominican (NY) (22–7)	64

2	Merrimack (26–6)	50

* – Denotes overtime period

Midwest – Romeoville, Illinois

Location: Neil Carey Arena

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	Lewis (24–5)	65

8	Grand Valley State (19–12)	63
			1	Lewis	61

			4	Southern Indiana	62
5	Ashland (23–6)	60

4	Southern Indiana (22–8)	66
						4	Southern Indiana	76

						2	Bellarmine	69
3	Findlay (27–4)	71

6	Drury (21–11)	66
			3	Findlay	59

			2	Bellarmine	74
7	Walsh (24–7)	61

2	Bellarmine (26–4)	81

South – Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Location: Rick Case Arena

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	Nova Southeastern (26–3)	80

8	Miles (21–8)	66
			1	Nova Southeastern	89

			5	West Alabama	80
5	West Alabama (22–7)	95

4	Valdosta State (24–6)	87
						1	Nova Southeastern	89

						3	Lynn	74
3	Lynn (23–6)	81

6	Alabama–Huntsville (24–7)	68
			3	Lynn	88

			2	Florida Southern	78
7	Delta State (19–11)	72

2	Florida Southern (24–7)	78

Southeast – Charlotte, North Carolina

Location: Levine Center

First round Round of 64 March 16			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 17			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	Queens (28–4)	76

8	Emmanuel (GA) (25–9)	72
			1	Queens	96

			4	Catawba	93
5	UNC Pembroke (21–9)	61

4	Catawba (23–7)	80
						1	Queens	91

						2	Augusta	78
3	USC Aiken (26–5)	84

6	Lenoir–Rhyne (21–10)	71
			3	USC Aiken	89

			2	Augusta	93*
7	Francis Marion (21–8)	70

2	Augusta (26–5)	77*

* – Denotes overtime period

South Central – Canyon, Texas

Location: First United Bank Center

First round Round of 64 March 15			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 16			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 19

1	West Texas A&M (31–3)	109

8	New Mexico Highlands (22–9)	95
			1	West Texas A&M	77

			4	Texas A&M–Commerce	61
5	Dallas Baptist (23–9)	70

4	Texas A&M–Commerce (23–8)	72
						1	West Texas A&M	89

						2	St. Edward's	70
3	Colorado Mines (25–5)	73

6	Lubbock Christian (20–9)	82
			6	Lubbock Christian	80

			2	St. Edward's	93
7	Angelo State (21–8)	81

2	St. Edward's (27–3)	82

West – San Diego, California

Location: Golden Gymnasium

First round Round of 64 March 15			Regional semifinal Round of 32 March 16			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 18

1	Point Loma (26–4)	70

8	Western Oregon (22–10)	58
			1	Point Loma	73

			4	UC San Diego	50
5	Cal Poly Pomona (21–6)	50

4	UC San Diego (25–7)	61
						1	Point Loma	60

						3	Saint Martin's	54
3	Saint Martin's (24–5)	63

6	Concordia Irvine (23–10)	60
			3	Saint Martin's	67

			2	Seattle Pacific	63
7	Chaminade (23–7)	75

2	Seattle Pacific (21–6)	77

Elite Eight – Evansville, Indiana

National Quarterfinals Elite Eight March 27			National semifinals Final Four March 28			National Championship March 30

1	NW Missouri State	55

8	Mercyhurst	51
			1	NW Missouri State	76

			5	Saint Anselm	53
4	Nova Southeastern	81

5	Saint Anselm	91
						1	NW Missouri State	64

						6	Point Loma	58
3	Queens	74

6	Point Loma	87
			6	Point Loma	81

			7	Southern Indiana	71
2	West Texas A&M	84

7	Southern Indiana	94

All-tournament team

Alex Stein (Southern Indiana)
Daulton Hommes (Point Loma)
Tim Guers (Saint Anselm)
Joey Withus (Northwest Missouri State)
Trevor Hudgins (Northwest Missouri State)

References

^ "Perfect: Northwest Missouri State caps unbeaten basketball season with D2 championship". The Kansas City Star. March 31, 2019. Retrieved February 13, 2024.

External links

2019 Division II Men's Basketball Official Bracket

[1] "Perfect: Northwest Missouri State caps unbeaten basketball season with D2 championship". The Kansas City Star. March 31, 2019. Retrieved February 13, 2024.

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2019 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament

Qualification

Regionals

Atlantic – Indiana, Pennsylvania

Central – Maryville, Missouri

East – Goffstown, New Hampshire

Midwest – Romeoville, Illinois

South – Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Southeast – Charlotte, North Carolina

South Central – Canyon, Texas

West – San Diego, California

Elite Eight – Evansville, Indiana

All-tournament team

References

External links

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