Round 1
1. Ronk - Jalen Overway - Calvin
2. FCGG - Sam Grieger - UW-La Crosse
3. Greek - Scott Gyimesi - Tufts
4. NCF - Henry Vetter - Trinity, CT

Round 2
5. NCF - Jabril Robinson - Randolph-Macon
6. Greek - Jair Knight - Emory
7. FCGG - Jarrel Okorougo - Trinity (CT)
8. Ronk - Ben Pearce - Emory

Round 3
9. Ronk - Omari Deveaux - Va Wesleyan*
10. FCGG - JJ Paider - UW-La Crosse
11. Greek - Connor May - Wash U
12. NCF - Dusin Desrousseau - La Crosse

Round 4
13. NCF - Mario Awasum  Emory
14. Greek - Kyle Robinson - Mary Washington
15. FCGG - Chance Casenhiser - Mount Union*
16. Ronk - Drew Lazarre - Trinity(CT)

Round 5
17. Ronk - Ryan Cohen - Wash U
18. FCGG - Noah Cleveland - Illinois Wesleyan
19. Greek - Marcus Montagnino - Endicott*
20. NCF - Shane Regan - Chicago

Round 6
21. NCF - Mason Funk - Illinois Wesleyan
22. Greek - Nick Roper - Chicago
23. FCGG - Lucas Gordon - Redlands
24. Ronk - Jhace Boston - Redlands

Round 7
25. Ronk - Ulysses Young - Mary Washington
26. FCGG - Jevon Yarbrough - Hood*
27. Greek - Ty Henderson - CNU
28. NCF - Derek Sangster - Redlands

Round 8
29. NCF - Kaden Bates - Mary Washington
30. Greek - Elijah Kinney - Endicott*
31. FCGG - Luke Chicone - John Carroll
32. Ronk - Daniel Cochran - Chicago

Round 9
33. Ronk - Kullen Robinson - Hood*
34. FCGG - Carnegie Johnson - NYU
35. Greek - Elijah Farrington - Mount Union*
36. NCF - Amari Moorer - Virginia Wesleyan*

Round 10
37. NCF - Zach Wolinski - Wesleyan*
38. Greek - Jacob Morales - Montclair State
39. FCGG - Nick Koch - TCNJ
40. Ronk -Chase Morgan - Maryville*

Round 11
41. Ronk - Jackson Garner - Maryville*
42. FCGG - Dylan Walker - Trinity (TX)*
43. Greek - Grady Thompson - Dubuque*
44. NCF - Jonathan Okocha - TCNJ

Round 12
45. NCF - Duane Davis - Muskingum*
46. Greek - Stephen Behil - Whitworth*
47. FCGG - Justin Molen - WPI
48. Ronk - Ben Nyquist - Whitworth*

Round 13
49. Ronk - Cooper Nailor - Coe*
50. FCGG - Reid Jones - C-M-S
51. Greek - CJ Ruoff - Catholic
52. NCF - Kevin Hamilton - Mount Union*

Round 14
53. NCF - Will Bronson - Trinity, TX*
54. Greek - Toa Hollenbeck - CNU
55. FCGG - Marquis Ratcliff - Moravian*
56. Ronk - Sean Conroy - Farmingdale St*

Round 15
57. Ronk - Michael Notias - Farmingdale St*
58. FCGG - Jayden Rowe - York (PA)
59. Greek - Anthony Pryzbilla - Wash U
60. NCF - Jackson Rein - Williams*

Round 16
61. NCF - Kasey Hunt - John Carroll
62. Greek - Ryan Johnson - Carthage
63. FCGG - Dominic Trelenberg - Elmhurst*
64. Ronk - Kabrien Goss - Montclair St

Round 17
65. Ronk - Luka Vlajkovic - Western New England
66. FCGG - Joey Ramirez - Concordia (TX)*
67. Greek - Dan Civello - Colby
68. NCF

Round 18
69. NCF
70. Greek
71. FCGG
72. Ronk

Round 19
73. Ronk
74. FCGG
75. Greek
76. NCF

Quote from: monsoon on November 29, 2025, 11:27:08 AM

Quote from: oldknight on November 29, 2025, 08:18:54 AMThe only thing to add is the great job Calvin defenders did on Heidelberg's Markell Johnson-Nichols, who came into the game shooting 76.9% from 3 point range. Calvin defenders limited the sharpshooter from Reynoldsburg Ohio to a mere 66.7% night from the arc, and the young man's 3-point average has now plummeted to 75% (12-16) shooting this season. Markell's 3-point shooting career started slow as the Heidelberg junior is now shooting 52.9% from the arc, going 39-74 the last 3 seasons

Reynoldsburg, Ohio: The birthplace of the tomato.

skeptical, but this sort of checks out.

Congrats to Kolden Vanlandingham, who followed up his CCIW Player of the Week award on Monday morning with being named to the D3hoops Team of the Week later in the day.

I've been assiduously studying women's flag football games on YouTube in preparation for North Park's WFF debut this spring, trying to learn the lingo and see how the sport-specific rules shake out in actual game play so that I can call the games without stumbling around and looking like a tyro.

What I've mostly learned is that the Mexicans are really, really good at women's flag football, and Diana Flores is the Tom Brady of this sport.

2026 Locations
We are starting on our 2026 D3 neutral site classics. If any of these work for you, please let us know.

December 19-20, 2026
Naples, FL
Nashville, TN
New York City, NY
St. Pete Beach, FL

December 29-30th, 2026
Naples, FL
Nashville, TN
St. Pete Beach, FL
Montreal, Quebec City, Canada

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I watched some of the Guilford/Greensboro game last night. The game was played at the UNC Greensboro coliseum and the video quality, which came via Flo Sports, was the best I've seen. Really crisp and clear. I suspect this has to do with superior equipment at UNCG, which would confirm what people have said that streaming quality itself is not controllable with just the Flo platform.

Quote from: Sandon Mibut on Yesterday at 09:32:46 AM

Quote from: Kuiper on Yesterday at 01:23:28 AMStrength of Schedule

Given that none of the Final Four teams are close to the top 4 in SoS, and yet they each beat top teams to get here, I would say SoS isn't necessarily the end-all-be-all (especially when geography, conference membership, and travel budget often dictate SoS)

12.  Tufts (tops among Final Four teams, but weakest SoS in the NESCAC, which partially reflects lower ranked tourney opponents)
34.  St. Olaf
47.  Emory
70.  Trinity TX

The SOS rankings are odd and Tufts is being 'punished' for winning lots of games against very good opponents.

Tufts this season has faced Midd, Conn and Bowdoin twice apiece with a 5-0-1 record.

They also defeated UMass-Boston (Massey rank 57) and Babson (rank 38) during regular season non-conference games.

Then Brandeis (Massey rank 29), Messiah (39) and Bowdoin (9) in the NCAA tournament.

So while Tufts' SOS is last in the NESCAC, it's basically impossible to come up with a tougher schedule than what they've faced this year unless they play against D1 opponents. Or, I suppose, if they had lost games to Conn/Midd/Bowdoin then their SOS would be higher!

As I mentioned, part of this is because Massey continues to update all of these stats for games played. Other NESCAC teams' schedules are frozen in time, while Tufts has continued to play teams with lower SoS.  Tufts' first round opponent Penn State Harrisburg - a team that was on Amherst's regular season schedule but then was dropped for some reason in the middle of the season - had the lowest SoS of any NCAA tournament opponent of a Final Four team. That alone might have been enough to drag down Tufts' SoS a few spots.  Keep in mind also that other NESCAC teams had Tufts - the #1 team - on their schedules, but Tufts never played the #1 team (since it held that spot!).  In that sense, highly ranked teams are always going to play opponents with SoS that lowers theirs. 

Tufts still has higher SoS than any other Final Four team by a wide margin because it plays in a conference where most other teams have high SoS, while the other Final Four teams played in conferences where they have to play more low ranked teams.  Conferences create an echo chamber for SoS.

A great weekend for the playoffs.

LaGrange made a statement.
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TUTx edged HSU and we will see how the rematch goes with Berry. TUTx seems a much better team at the end of the season. (Rack one up to good coaching.)

RMC was handled soundly by John Carroll who catches Mount Union in the next round.

UMHB still seems in the Top 7 in the region, but that 7th team is still uncertain

I watched some of the Guilford/Greensboro game last night. Guilford's new coach has certainly brought a different style of play to the Quakers. While it's not a full-on System style, it's very close. They work a little more to find shots than a true System team, but don't waste too much time. Back court defense is more similar to what I've witnessed with Greenville, half-court defense a little less so, but still plenty of pressure.

And what is it with schools that start with "G" (Grinnell, Greenville, Guilford) and this style of play?

The game was played at the UNC Greensboro coliseum and the video quality, which came via Flo Sports, was the best I've seen. Really crisp and clear. I suspect this has to do with superior equipment at UNCG, which would confirm what people have said that streaming quality itself is not controllable with just the Flo platform.

Not just the future of D3. https://www.womenscollegeflagfootball.com/teams