Division I M. Soccer

College Cup: Wildcats Nip Zips

After unplayable field conditions forced Sunday's third-round game between fifth-seeded Akron and Northwestern to be moved from Akron to Evanston, the lower-seeded hosts made good on the gift with a 1-0 upset victory to advance into the College Cup quarterfinals. Elsewhere, Wake Forest hammered Dartmouth, 7-0 and UNC moved on with a 3-2 OT win over Illinois-Chicago.

-- Championship Info -- Printable Bracket -- Interactive Bracket

-- D-I History -- Ossie Michalsen's Blog (Akron) -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

Division I W. Volleyball

D-I Tourney Teams Announced

The NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Committee announced today the 64-team field for the 2008 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship. Thirty-one conferences were awarded automatic qualification, and the remaining 33 slots were filled with at-large selections to complete the bracket.

-- Championship Info -- D-I History -- Printable Bracket

-- Interactive Bracket -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

Championship Subdivision Football

No. 4 In Store?

South Carolina State kept it close early, but a record-setting day by Appalachian State QB Armanti Edwards (433 yards, 4 TD) paced the three-time defending champ Mountaineers to a 37-21 win in the FCS Championship first round, giving them their 13th straight playoff win. Read on or click below for more from the first day of the Championship!

-- Championship Info -- Highlights: JMU/Wofford (Video) -- History

-- Interactive Bracket -- Printable Bracket -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

Division I M. Water Polo

Breaking Down The Pool

Can top-seeded and undefeated Southern California take the crown? This year's four team championship field has been announced and Trevor Freeman breaks down the field giving us everything we need to know.

-- Championship Info -- History -- Champ. Field Announced

-- Nico Sardo (USC) Blog -- Printable Bracket -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

Division I W. Soccer

Bruins Reach Sixth Straight Final Four

For the second straight year, the Duke women's soccer team's season has come to a close in the NCAA Tournament as the 15th-ranked and third-seeded Blue Devils fell, 6-1, at second-ranked and top-seeded UCLA at Drake Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif.

-- Championship Info -- Printable Bracket -- D-I History

-- Highlights: Duke/UCLA (Video) -- Interactive Bracket -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

Division II Football

D-II Championship: Top Seeds Planted

Against a top-seeded Delta State squad that had given the North Alabama its only loss this year, the Lions ran wild, putting up a 55-34 win on a day when all four top-seeded teams fell in the Super Regionals. Second seeds California (Pa.), Northwest Missouri State and Minnesota Duluth will join the Lions in next weekend's national semifinals.

-- Championship Info -- Printable Bracket -- Interactive Bracket

-- Highlights: No. Ala/Delta (Video) -- D-II History -- Take An NCAA Survey Here

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