I think maybe there are still slight possibilities for a couple of teams, but it doesn't look likely unless there's a conference upset.
Pacific Lutheran has a pretty good SOS, but can't afford many (any?) slip ups.
Rutgers-Camden, Ramapo, Ohio Northern, Fisher and Frostburg have not had helpful weekends. Rhodes beat Birmingham Southern, Allegheny moved into a tie with Wooster coming into their divisional series, Kean and Ithaca had strong Saturdays.
Pac Lu at 21-14 has too many losses in IMO. if the win out they will end up 25-14.
Also, Pac Lu's chance will be impacted by SCIAC tournament results. Right now CLU and Chapman are tied going into last 4 games.
If the tie continues and then Chapman wins SCIAC tournament vs CLU in finals, then I think CLU would get Pool C before Pac Lu (they beat PL and Lubking 3-0). CLU would end approx 33-10.
If the tie continues and then CLU wins SCIAC tournamen vs CU in finals, then Chapman would be a candidate for Pool C. They'll be approx 31-12. Their early season struggles against NorthWest teams might be drag them down too much to be a Pool C candidate.
The NWC teams (G. Fox in particular) cooked their goose relative to Pool C because in general, with the exception of Linfield, all the teams really beat up on each other in conference play. I think it is a very deep year talent-wise in the NWC. The 9 NWC teams combined for a 48-25 record in D3 non-conference games this season, for a .658 win %. Linfield, G. Fox and Whitman combined for an outstanding 24-3 non-conference D3 record (.889%)
Another indication of the depth of the conference, for instance, is if you look at the overall NWC statistics, 23 guys with a qualifying number of innings have a sub 3.5 ERA, no other conference in West Region is even close to that figure.