NCAA Championships
NCAA Unveils Division II Championship Brackets
by Rhiannon Potkey, 9 May 2024
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Can the Barry University dynasties keep rolling?
The NCAA Division II Men's and Women's Tennis Committee this week selected the 96 teams that will be participating in the 2024 NCAA Division II Championships.
Preliminary rounds for the women will be played May 10-11 at 16 regional sites and May 13-14 for the men at 16 regional sites. The winning team from each women’s site will advance to the finals, May 20-24, in Orlando, Florida. The men’s finals are May 21-25 at the same site. Rollins College and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission will serve as hosts.
The Barry women are attempting to win their seventh straight national title. The Barry men are attempting to win their fifth straight. The Barry women are the top seed in the South Region, but the Barry men are the No. 4 seed in the region this year behind Rollins, Saint Leo and Valdosta State.
In the women’s draw, the No. 1 seeds in the regions are as follows:
Atlantic: Charleston (West Virginia)
Central: Nebraska-Kearney
East: Queens (New York)
Midwest: UIndy
South Central: Midwestern State
South: Barry
Southeast: North Georgia
West: Academy of Art
In the men’s draw, the No. 1 seeds in the regions are as follows:
Atlantic: Charleston (West Virginia)
Central: Washburn
East: Queens (New York)
Midwest: UIndy
South Central: The University of Texas at Tyler
South: Valdosta State
Southeast: Flagler
West: Azusa Pacific
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About Rhiannon Potkey
Rhiannon Potkey is a veteran sportswriter with more than two
decades of experience in journalism. Potkey has covered many
sports at many levels and has a passion for finding great stories.
Potkey has covered the U.S. Open, junior sectional and national
events, college conference championships and Davis Cup matches.
Potkey is currently Content Strategist for Tennis Recruiting. You
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