2014 NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament

2014 NCAA Division III
Baseball Tournament
Season	2014
Teams	56
Finals site	Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium ; Grand Chute, Wisconsin ;
Champions	Wisconsin–Whitewater (2nd title)
Runner-up	Emory
	← 2013 ; NCAA Division III Baseball Championship ; 2015 →;

Last updated July 16, 2022

The 2014 NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament was played at the end of the 2014 NCAA Division III baseball season to determine the 39th national champion of college baseball at the NCAA Division III level. The tournament concluded with eight teams competing at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute, Wisconsin for the championship. Eight regional tournaments were held to determine the participants in the World Series. Regional tournaments were contested in double-elimination format, with four regions consisting of six teams, and four consisting of eight, for a total of 56 teams participating in the tournament. The tournament champion was Wisconsin–Whitewater, who defeated Emory for the championship.

Bids

The 56 competing teams were: ^[1]

By team

By conference

Conference	Total	Schools
Ohio Athletic Conference	4	Baldwin Wallace, Heidelberg, John Carroll, Marietta
New England Small College Athletic Conference	3	Amherst, Tufts, Wesleyan (CT)
New Jersey Athletic Conference	3	Kean, Rowan, Rutgers-Camden
Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	3	Wisconsin–La Crosse, Wisconsin–Stevens Point, Wisconsin–Whitewater
Landmark Conference	2	Moravnian, Susquehanna
Little East Conference	2	Eastern Connecticut State, Southern Maine
Old Dominion Athletic Conference	2	Bridgewater (VA), Shenandoah
Southern Athletic Association	2	Birmingham–Southern, Rhodes
University Athletic Association	2	Case Western, Emory
Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference	1	La Roche
American Southwest Conference	1	LeTourneau
Capital Athletic Conference	1	Salisbury
Centennial Conference	1	Haverford
College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin	1	Illinois Wesleyan
Colonial States Athletic Conference	1	Keystone
Commonwealth Coast Conference	1	Endicott
Empire 8	1	Stevens
Great Northeast Athletic Conference	1	St. Joseph's (ME)
Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference	1	Rose-Hulman
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	1	Buena Vista
Liberty League	1	Union (NY)
Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference	1	Worcester State
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association	1	Adrian
MAC Commonwealth Conference	1	Widener
MAC Freedom Conference	1	Misericordia
Midwest Conference	1	St. Norbert
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	1	St. Thomas (MN)
New England Collegiate Conference	1	Mitchell
New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference	1	MIT
North Atlantic Conference	1	Castelton State
North Coast Athletic Conference	1	DePauw
North Eastern Athletic Conference	1	Penn State–Berks
Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference	1	Concordia-Chicago
Northwest Conference	1	Linfield
Presidents' Athletic Conference	1	Thomas More
St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	1	Webster
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	1	Cal Lutheran
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference	1	Trinity (TX)
State University of New York Athletic Conference	1	SUNY Cortland
Upper Midwest Athletic Conference	1	St. Scholastica
USA South Athletic Conference	1	Covenant
Independents	0	none

Regionals

Bold indicates winner.

Central Regional

Brunner Field in the Duane R. Swanson Stadium-Moline, IL (Host: Augustana College (Illinois))

First Round			Second Round/Elimination Round 1			Semifinals/Elimination Round 2			Elimination Final			Final

1	Webster	1
6	DePauw	2		DePauw	6
				St. Scholastica	5
2	St. Thomas (MN)	4					DePauw	8
5	Rose-Hulman	2					St. Thomas (MN)	14
				St. Thomas (MN)	11								St. Thomas	9	--
				Buena Vista	5								Rose-Hulman	4	--
3	Buena Vista	7								DePauw	0
4	St. Scholastica	1					Buena Vista	3		Rose-Hulman	1
				Webster	2		Rose-Hulman	4¹³
				Rose-Hulman	3¹¹

West Regional

Roy Helser Field and Jim Wright Stadium-McMinnville, OR (Host: Linfield College)

First Round			Second Round/Elimination Round 1			Semifinals/Elimination Round 2			Elimination Final			Final

1	Linfield	1
6	LeTourneau	0		Linfield	4
				Trinity (TX)	1
2	Cal Lutheran	2					Linfield	3
5	Illinois Wesleyan	1					Wisconsin-Stevens Point	2
				Cal Lutheran	2								Linfield	4	--
				Wisconsin-Stevens Point	5								Wisconsin-Stevens Point	2	--
3	Trinity (TX)	2								Wisconsin-Stevens Point	9
4	Wisconsin-Stevens Point	3					Cal Lutheran	2		Cal Lutheran	7¹²
				LeTourneau	3		LeTourneau	1
				Illinois Wesleyan	2

Mid-Atlantic Regional

PNC Field-Moosic, PA (Host: Misericordia University)

First Round/Elimination Round 1			Second Round/Elimination Round 2			Semifinals/Elimination Semifinals						Finals

4	Baldwin Wallace	8
5	Misericordia	4
				Baldwin Wallace	10
				Haverford	2
1	Moravian	1
8	Haverford	3
							Baldwin Wallace	4
							Susquehanna	1
3	Susquehanna	5
6	Keystone	3
				Susquehanna	5
				Rowan	4
2	Rowan	7
7	Wesleyan (CT)	2											Baldwin Wallace	9	--
													Wesleyan (CT)	7	--

Lower round 1			Lower round 2			Lower round 3			Lower final

				Rowan	0
	Misericordia	4		Misericordia	1					Susquehanna	3
	Moravian	3					Misericordia	1		Wesleyan (CT)	4
							Wesleyan (CT)	6
				Haverford	3
	Keystone	0		Wesleyan (CT)	6
	Wesleyan (CT)	6

South Regional

Loudermilk Field-Demorest, GA (Host: Piedmont College)

First Round			Second Round/Elimination Round 1			Semifinals/Elimination Round 2			Elimination Final			Final

1	Shenandoah	11
6	Covenant	3		Shenandoah	5
				Birmingham-Southern	4¹¹
2	Emory	4					Shenandoah	3
5	Rhodes	2					Bridgewater (VA)	5
				Emory	4								Bridgewater (VA)	3	2
				Bridgewater (VA)	7								Emory	11	5
3	Birmingham-Southern	0								Shenandoah	8
4	Bridgewater (VA)	1¹²					Emory	4		Emory	12
				Covenant	3		Rhodes	3
				Rhodes	5

New York Regional

Colburn Park-Newark, NY (Host: Ithaca College)

First Round/Elimination Round 1			Second Round/Elimination Round 2			Semifinals/Elimination Semifinals						Finals

4	Rutgers-Camden	2
5	Farmingdale State	4
				Farmingdale State	5
				SUNY Cortland	14
1	SUNY Cortland	2
8	Castleton State	1
							SUNY Cortland	3
							Amherst	2
3	Amherst	4
6	Stevens	3
				Amherst	7
				Kean	1
2	Kean	5
7	Union (NY)	4											SUNY Cortland	10	--
													Kean	1	--

Lower round 1			Lower round 2			Lower round 3			Lower final

				Kean	5
	Rutgers-Camden	18		Rutgers-Camden	4					Amherst	3
	Castleton State	11					Kean	6		Kean	4
							Farmingdale State	5¹⁰
				Farmingdale State	6
	Stevens	10		Stevens	2
	Union (NY)	3

Mideast Regional

Schaly Stadium-Marietta, OH (Host: Marietta College)

First Round/Elimination Round 1			Second Round/Elimination Round 2			Semifinals/Elimination Semifinals						Finals

4	Widener	8
5	La Roche	1
				Widener	5
				Marietta	4
1	Marietta	14
8	Penn State-Berks	2
							Widener	2
							Salisbury	5
3	Salisbury	9
6	John Carroll	8
				Salisbury	6
				Case Western	2
2	Case Western	6
7	Thomas More	2											Salisbury	3	--
													Case Western	2	--

Lower round 1			Lower round 2			Lower round 3			Lower final

				Case Western	8
	La Roche	7		La Roche	0					Widener	2
	Penn State-Berks	1					Case Western	18		Case Western	3¹³
							Thomas More	3
				Marietta	5
	John Carroll	8		Thomas More	7
	Thomas More	9¹²

New England Regional

Whitehouse Field-Harwich, MA (Host: Eastern College Athletic Conference)

First Round/Elimination Round 1			Second Round/Elimination Round 2			Semifinals/Elimination Semifinals						Finals

4	Endicott	6
5	MIT	4
				Endicott	4
				Mitchell	2
1	Eastern Connecticut State	3
8	Mitchell	4¹¹
							Endicott	4
							Southern Maine	8
3	Tufts	3
6	St. Joseph's (ME)	1
				Tufts	2
				Southern Maine	3
2	Southern Maine	8
7	Worcester State	4											Southern Maine	4	11
													Endicott	6	1

Lower round 1			Lower round 2			Lower round 3			Lower final

				Mitchell	4
	Eastern Connecticut State	6		MIT	6					Endicott	7
	MIT	2					MIT	4		MIT	3
							St. Joseph's (ME)	3
				Tufts	2
	St. Joseph's (ME)	4		St. Joseph's (ME)	9
	Worcester State	2

Midwest Regional

Prucha Field at James B. Miller Stadium-Whitewater, WI (Host: University of Wisconsin-Whitewater)

First Round			Second Round/Elimination Round 1			Semifinals/Elimination Round 2			Elimination Final			Final

1	Wisconsin-Whitewater	6
6	St. Norbert	2		Wisconsin-Whitewater	13
				Wisconsin-La Crosse	3
2	Heidelberg	1					Wisconsin-Whitewater	6
5	Adrian	8					Adrian	2
				Adrian	4								Wisconsin-Whitewater	5	--
				Concordia-Chicago	1								Adrian	4	--
3	Concordia-Chicago	3								Adrian	3
4	Wisconsin-La Crosse	1					Concordia-Chicago	5		Concordia-Chicago	2
				St. Norbert	9		St. Norbert	1
				Heidelberg	5

World Series

Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium-Grand Chute, WI (Host: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh/Lawrence University/Fox Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau) ^[2]

First Round/Elimination Round 1			Second Round/Elimination Round 2			Semifinals/Elimination Semifinals						Finals

C2	St. Thomas (MN)	10
W1	Linfield	0
				St. Thomas (MN)	5
				Baldwin Wallace	4
MA4	Baldwin Wallace	5
S2	Emory	4
							St. Thomas (MN)	4
							Wisconsin-Whitewater	10
NY1	SUNY Cortland	4
ME3	Salisbury	3
				SUNY Cortland	6
				Wisconsin-Whitewater	9
NE2	Southern Maine	1
MW1	Wisconsin-Whitewater	8											Wisconsin-Whitewater	7	--
													Emory	0	--

Lower round 1			Lower round 2			Lower round 3			Lower final

				SUNY Cortland	7
	Linfield	5		Emory	9					St. Thomas (MN)	7
	Emory	8					Emory	15		Emory	10
							Southern Maine	3
				Baldwin Wallace	5
	Salisbury	3		Southern Maine	11
	Southern Maine	6

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