With post-season conference tournaments taking place, USA Field Hockey is highlighting each conference in Division I, II and III.

Division III Conference Tournaments:

Atlantic East Conference Host: Higher Seed \| October 30, November 3 & 6, 2021

1. St. Mary's Overall Record: 9-7 AEC Record: 5-0		4. Marywood Overall Record: 10-8 AEC Record: 2-3

2.Cabrini Overall Record: 9-8 AEC Record: 4-1		5. Immaculata Overall Record: 4-14 AEC Record: 1-4

3. Gwynedd Mercy Overall Record: 6-11 AEC Record: 3-2		6. Neumann Overall Record: 2-14 AEC Record: 0-5

The 2021 Atlantic East Conference Tournament kicked off on October 30, where No. 3 Gwynedd Mercy upended No. 6 Neumann, 2-0, and No. 4 Marywood defeated No. 5 Immacculata, 5-2. The Semifinal round slated for Wednesday, November 3 will feature No. 1 St. Mary's hosting No. 4 Marywood and No. 2 Cabrini welcoming No. 3 Gwynedd Mercy, both with a 1:00 p.m. ET start time.

Back on October 24 when St. Mary's and Marywood met during the regular season, it was the Seahawks who pulled out a 1-0 win. When Cabrini and Gwynedd Mercy played on October 23, it was also a close contest that ended with the Cavaliers winning 2-1.

The Atlantic East Conference Final is set for Saturday, November 6.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#3 Gwynedd Mercy		2 - 0		#6 Neumann
1:00 PM	#4 Marywood		5 - 2		#5 Immaculata

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:00 PM	#1 St. Mary's	3	Final	0	#4 Marywood	Seahawk Sports Network
4:00 PM	#2 Cabrini	2	Final	0	#3 Gwynedd Mercy	AE Network

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 St. Mary's	1	Final 2OT	2	#2 Cabrini	Seahawk Sports Network

Centennial Conference Host: Higher Seed & Baltimore, Md. \| November 1, 5 & 6, 2021

1. Johns Hopkins Overall Record: 17-0 CC Record: 10-0		7. Gettysburg Overall Record: 8-8 CC Record: 4-6

2. Ursinus Overall Record: 13-4 CC Record: 8-2		8. Bryn Mawr Overall Record: 8-8 CC Record: 3-7

3. Dickinson Overall Record: 8-9 CC Record: 7-3		9. Muhlenberg Overall Record: 5-10 CC Record: 3-7

4. Haverford Overall Record: 13-4 CC Record: 6-4		10. Washington Overall Record: 6-11 CC Record: 2 -8

5. Swarthmore Overall Record:12-5 CC Record: 6-4		11. McDaniel Overall Record: 3-14 CC Record: 1 -9

6. Franklin & Marshall Overall Record: 9-7 CC Record: 5-5

To kick off the Centennial Conference (CC) Tournament, No. 4 Swarthmore hosted No. 5 Haverford in the Quarterfinals on Tuesday. The Garnet took the lead with less than five minutes remaining in the opening frame. They added an insurance goal in the 36th minute off a rebound. Goalkeeper Aron Lankford completed the shutout with six saves on eight shots by Haverford. Swarthmore registered a total of six shots and three penalty corners.

No. 4 Swarthmore advances to take on No. 1 seed and undefeated Johns Hopkins in the first Semifinal game on Friday, November 5 at 1:00 p.m. ET. When these teams met earlier in the season on September 25, it was Johns Hopkins who took the 2-0 win. In the other Semifinal match, No. 2 Ursinus will face No. 3 Dickinson at 6:00 p.m. ET. These programs met less than a month ago on October 16, where Dickinson tallied the 2-0 victory.

The winners will meet in Baltimore, Md. on Sunday, November 6 In the 2021 CC Championship at 7:00 p.m. ET.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:30 PM	#4 Swarthmore	2	Final	0	#5 Haverford

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Johns Hopkins	2	Final	1	#4 Swarthmore	CC Digital Network
6:00 PM	#2 Ursinus	1	Final	2	#3 Dickinson	CC Digital Network

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 Johns Hopkins	5	Final	0	#3 Dickinson	CC Digital Network

Coast-2-Coast Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Christopher Newport Overall Record: 11-4 C2C Record: 2-0		3. Mary Washington Overall Record: 9-6 C2C Record: 0-2

2. Salisbury Overall Record: 9-7 C2C Record: 1-1

The 2021 edition of the Coast-2-Coast (C2C) Conference Championship gets underway with Wednesday’s semifinal between No. 3 Mary Washington at No. 2 Salisbury at 6:00 p.m. ET. Back on October 16, Salisbury won comfortably, 4-0, to defeat Mary Washington.

The winner of that game will meet No. 1 Christopher Newport, who earned a bye into the as the top seed.

Salisbury will look to repeat again as champions after beating Christopher Newport, 2-1. That victory for the Sea Gulls marked the program's 22nd CAC Title.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
6:00 PM	#2 Salisbury	3	Final	1	#3 Mary Washington	SGSN

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
6:00 PM	#1 Christopher Newport	1	Final	4	#2 Salisbury	CNU All-Access

Colonial State Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Wilson Overall Record: 16-0 CSAC Record: 7-0		5. Notre Dame Overall Record: 5-9 CSAC Record: 3-4

2. Keystone Overall Record: 12-6 CSAC Record: 6-1		6. Lancaster Bible Overall Record: 3-13 CSAC Record: 2-5

3. Cedar Crest Overall Record: 8-8 CSAC Record: 5-2		7. Centenary Overall Record: 2-13 CSAC Record: 1-6

4. Sweet Briar Overall Record: 13-7 CSAC Record: 4-3		8. Bryn Athyn Overall Record: 0-12 CSAC Record: 0-7

The 2021 Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Field Hockey Championships gets started on Wednesday, November 3 with the first semifinal between No. 1 seed Wilson and No. 4 Sweet Briar at 3:30 p.m. ET and the second slated between No. 2 Keystone and No. 3 Cedar Crest. Both of the higher seeds will play host.

During the regular season, Wilson narrowly won 3-2 against Sweet Briar back on September 5. Keystone also won the previous meeting with Cedar Crest, 3-1, back on September 30.

The winners of those semifinal matches will meet on Saturday, November 6 in the CSAC Final, with the higher remaining seed acting as host.

The 2021 CSAC tournament was cancelled back in 2020 due to COVID-19. Wilson came out victorious in 2019 defeating Keystone for the title. Wilson’s win was the program’s first title after falling to Keystone in the championship game back in 2018. Cedar Crest and Keystone last played on September 30 where Keystone walked away with a 3-1 victory.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
3:30 PM	#1 Wilson	1	Final	0	#4 Sweet Briar	Phoenix Sports Live
4:00 PM	#2 Keystone	2	Final OT	3	#3 Cedar Crest	YouTube

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Wilson	3	Final	0	#3 Cedar Crest	Phoenix Sports Live

Commonwealth Coast Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2 & 6, 2021

1. St. John Fisher Overall Record: 10-6 CCC Record: 6-0		5. Gordon Overall Record: 2-11 CCC Record: 2-4

2. Endicott Overall Record: 11-6 CCC Record: 5-1		6. Salve Regina Overall Record: 9-6 CCC Record: 2-4

3. Western New England Overall Record: 11-5 CCC Record: 4-2		7. Nichols Overall Record: 7-10 CCC Record: 0-6

4. Roger Williams Overall Record: 8-8 CCC Record: 2-4

The 2021 Commonwealth Coast Conference Tournament is already underway as No. 4 Roger Williams defeated No. 5 Gordon on Tuesday evening in the Quarterfinals. The Hawks had an outstanding show offensively and defensively. Not only did they have five different goal scorers contribute to the five goals after producing 17 shots and 12 penalty corners, but they held the Fighting Scots to eight shots and six penalty corners in the shutout win.

This set the Semifinal stage where No. 2 and defeating champions Endicott will host No. 3 Western New England at 6:00 p.m. ET, and No. 1 University of New England will host No. 4 Roger Williams at 6:30 p.m. ET. When Endicott and Western New England played during the regular season, the Gulls won 3-0. University of New England was also victorious over Roger Williams, winning 3-1 on October 2.

The title will be decided on Saturday, November 6.

Endicott has captured the last two tournament championships going back-to-back in 2018 and 2019. Prior to that, current No. 1 seed University of New England had won four in a row.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:00 PM	#4 Roger Williams	5	Final	0	#5 Gordon

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
6:00 PM	#2 Endicott	5	Final	1	#3 Western New England	Livestream
6:30 PM	#1 Uni. of New England	1	Final	0	#4 Roger Williams	UNE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
3:30 PM	#1 Uni. of New England	0	Final 2OT	1	#2 Endicott	UNE

Empire 8 Host: Higher Seed \| November 2 & 6, 2021

1. Uni. of New England Overall Record: 10-7 E8 Record: 8-0		6. Houghton Overall Record: 5-11 E8 Record: 3-5

2. Hartwick Overall Record: 11-4 E8 Record: 7-1		7. Keuka Overall Record: 6-10 E8 Record: 2-6

3. Utica Overall Record: 9-8 E8 Record: 6-2		8. Sage Overall Record: 3-13 E8 Record: 2-6

4. Nazareth Overall Record: 6-10 E8 Record: 5-3		9. Elmira Overall Record: 1-13 E8 Record: 0-8

5. Washington & Jefferson Overall Record: 5-8 E8 Record: 3-5

The 2021 Empire 8 Field Hockey Championship started on Tuesday in the Semifinals with No. 1 St. John Fisher defeating No. 4 Nazareth, 6-0, and No. 3 Utica unending No. 2 Hartwick, 2-1.

St. John Fisher controlled the tempo from the early stages and eventually forged ahead just 53 seconds before the end of the first quarter. An overwhelming three goal third quarter sealed the 6-0 win. Backed by a pair of Sabrina Whitehouse goals and an incredible defensive effort, Utica advances to their first Empire 8 Final since 2017 in their 2-1 win over Hartwick. After a scoreless first period, Utica scored six minutes into the second. Hartwick evened the game in the third off a penalty corner, but five minutes later the Pioneers retook the lead.

The Cardinals will host Utica in the championship game on Saturday, November 6 at 5:00 p.m. ET from Growney Stadium. During the regular season, St. John Fisher beat Utica, 3-1, on October 6 with Bre Socker scoring two goals and adding an assist.

St. John Fisher are attempting to win their second league title in less than six months and third overall, while Utica is looking to win their fifth Empire 8 crown and first since 2014.

The Empire 8 Champion will earn an automatic berth into the 2021 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Tournament.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 St. John Fisher	6	Final	0	#4 Nazareth
7:00 PM	#2 Hartwick	1	Final	2	#3 Utica

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
5:00 PM	#1 St. John Fisher	3	Final	0	#3 Utica	Empire8.TV

Great Northeast Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2 & 6, 2021

1. Colby-Sawyer Overall Record: 15-3 GNAC Record: 10-1		7. Lasell Overall Record: 7-11 GNAC Record: 6-5

2. Johnson & Wales Overall Record: 15-3 GNAC Record: 10-1		8. Anna Maria Overall Record: 5-13 GNAC Record: 3-8

3. Saint Joseph's (ME) Overall Record: 14-4 GNAC Record: 9-2		9. St. Joseph's (CT) Overall Record: 4-11 GNAC Record: 3-8

4. Simomons Overall Record: 10-6 GNAC Record: 8-3		10. Regis Overall Record: 3-10 GNAC Record: 3-8

5. Elms Overall Record:9 9-8 GNAC Record: 7-4		11. Dean Overall Record:1-14 GNAC Record: 1-10

6. Rivier Overall Record: 8-9 GNAC Record: 6-5		12. Albertus Magnus Overall Record: 0-12 GNAC Record: 0-11

Getting underway at the end of October, the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championship got underway with quarterfinal matches taking place all around the country. The first game saw No. 6 Lasell drop a 4-0 contest to No. 3 Saint Joseph's (ME). The second featured No. 5 Elms and No. 4 Simmons, where Elms came out victorious after a dramatic 2-1 double overtime ending. Next No. 1 Colby-Sawyer held on to a 1-0 overtime decision against No. 8 Anna Maria and finally No. 2 Johnson and Wales beat No. 7 Rivier, 4-0.

The GNAC Semifinals are set to take place on Wednesday, November 3 with No. 1 Colby-Sawyer hosting No. 5 Elms at 3:00 p.m. ET and No. 2 Johnson and Wales hosting No. 3 Saint Joseph’s (ME) at 4:00 p.m. ET.

Colby-Sawyer and Elms opened the season back on September 1, where the Chargers won 2-1. Johnson and Wales played Saint Joseph’s (ME) back on October 23 and won a close, 2-1, conteset.

The GNAC Final will be played on Saturday, November 6.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
	#3 Saint Joe's (ME)	4	Final	0	#6 Lasell
	#4 Simmons	1	Final 2OT	2	#5 Elms
	#1 Colby-Sawyer	1	Final OT	0	#8 Anna Maria
	#2 Johnson & Wales	4	Final	0	#7 Rivier	JWU Athletics

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
3:00 PM	#1 Colby-Sawyer	3	Final	0	#5 Elms	Team1Sports
4:00 PM	#2 Johnson & Wales	1	Final	0	#3 Saint Joe's (ME)	JWU Athletics

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Colby-Sawyer	1	Final	4	#2 Johnson & Wales	Team1Sports

Landmark Conference Host: Highest Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Moravian Overall Record:14-2 LC Record: 6-1		5. Elizabethtown Overall Record: 7-11 LC Record: 3-4

2. Scranton Overall Record: 15-1 LC Record: 6-1		6. Juniata Overall Record: 3-15 LC Record: 2-5

3. Susquehanna Overall Record: 16-3 LC Record: 5-2		7. Drew Overall Record: 6-12 LC Record: 1-6

4. Catholic Overall Record: 6-11 LC Record: 5-2		8. Goucher Overall Record: 1-13 LC Record: 0-7

With only the top four seeds qualifying for the Landmark Championship, No. 2 Scranton will host No. 3 Susquehanna at 4:00 p.m. ET and No. 1 Moravian will host No. 4 Catholic at 7:00 p.m. ET in the Semifinals.

Scranton and Susquehanna last met on September 25, where the Iggy won 3-0. Moravian and Catholic last played September 18 where the top seeded Moravian was upended 3-2.

The Landmark Final will be played on Saturday, November 6.

Like many other conference finals, the Landmark Championship was last held in 2019. Scranton claimed the 2019 title making it the fifth different team to hoist the trophy in as many years

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:00 PM	#2 Scranton	2	Final OT	1	#3 Susquehanna	Landmark.TV
7:00 PM	#1 Moravian	2	Final	3	#4 Catholic	Landmark.TV

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#2 Scranton	3	Final	1	#4 Catholic	Landmark.TV

Liberty League Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Ithaca Overall Record: 13-4 LL Record: 6-1		5. RPI Overall Record: 9-8 LL Record: 4-3

2. Vassar Overall Record: 11-6 LL Record: 4-3		6. Skidmore Overall Record: 10-10 LL Record: 3-4

3. St. Lawrence Overall Record: 11-6 LL Record: 4-3		7. William Smith Overall Record: 6-9 LL Record: 2-5

4. Rochester Overall Record: 12-6 LL Record: 4-3		8. Union Overall Record: 7-10 LL Record: 1-6

The Semifinals of the 2021 Liberty League Championship get underway on Wednesday, November 3. No. 2 Vassar hosts No. 3 St. Lawrence for a 4:00 p.m. ET start in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and No. 1 Ithaca welcomes No. 4 Rochester to Ithaca, N.Y. to kick off a 7:00 p.m. ET.

Back on October 6 in their regular season meeting, Vassar and St. Lawrence’s match was decided in overtime, where it was the Brewers who won 4-3. Ithaca and Rochester’s contest on October 3 was also a close decider that went to the Bombers, 1-0.

The Liberty League Final will take place on Saturday, November 6.

In 2019, Rochester captured their second Liberty League title in program history after defeating Vassar 1-0. The winner of the Liberty League Championship will get an automatic bid into the 2021 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Tournament.


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:00 PM	#2 Vassar	4	Final	0	#3 St. Lawrence	Boxcast
7:00 PM	#1 Ithaca	2	Final	1	#4 Rochester	YouTube

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Ithaca	0	Final OT	1	#2 Vassar	YouTube

Little East Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2, 4 & 6, 2021

1. Keene State Overall Record: 10-10 LEC Record: 10-2		8. UMass Dartmouth Overall Record: 7-12 LEC Record: 6-6

2. Worcester State Overall Record: 14-5 LEC Record: 9-3		9. Western Connecticut Overall Record: 7-9 LEC Record: 5-7

3. Eastern Connecticut Overall Record: 12-5 LEC Record: 9-3		10. Castleton Overall Record: 7-11 LEC Record: 5-6

4. Southern Maine Overall Record: 12-8 LEC Record: 9-3		11. Bridgewater State Overall Record: 5-12 LEC Record: 3-9

5. Westfield State Overall Record: 9-9 LEC Record: 8-4		12. Framington State Overall Record: 4-13 LEC Record: 1-11

6. Plymouth State Overall Record: 8-9 LEC Record: 6-6		13. Fitchburg State Overall Record: 2-16 LEC Record: 1-11

7. Salem State Overall Record: 8-8 LEC Record: 6-6

The Little East Conference Tournament started on Tuesday in the Quarterfinals, with the top-four ranked teams advancing to the Semifinals.

No. 1 Keene State defeated No. 8 UMass Dartmouth, 8-3. The Owls scored three goals in the opening frame and tallied another two in the second quarter before UMass Dartmouth got on the board off a penalty stroke just before halftime. A closer contest in the second half, Keene outshot UMass 19 to six and earned an impressive 16 penalty corners to their six.

No. 2 Worcester State came from behind, scoring two goals in the final quarter, to upend No. 7 Salem State. With just two minutes and fifty-five seconds left from being upset, the Lancers scored twice before the end of regulation to clinch the dramatic 2-1 victory. The Vikings played an inspired defense and withstood a barrage of 23 shots and 24 penalty corners from Worcester State.

No. 3 Eastern Connecticut State used balanced offense and defense to defeat No. 6 Plymouth State, 2-0, and advance to the Little East Semifinals for only the third time in program history and first since 2015. The Warriors controlled the tempo from start to finish, not allowing Plymouth to take a shot within the first 15 minutes. With five minutes remaining in the opening frame, Eastern scored to take the lead. They extended it on a penalty stroke less than two minutes before the half.

No. 4 Southern Maine beat No. 5 Westfield State in a close, 3-2, contest. With the stats close, Southern led in shots 30 to 13, but Westfield held the advantage in penalty corners, nine to six, Southern took the lead just 42 seconds into the game. The Huskies doubled it in the 21st minute, before five minutes later Westfield cut he margin. The Owls evened the game at 2-2 in the 48th minute and in dramatic fashion, Southern notched the game winner with just 34 seconds before the close of regulation.

On Thursday, November 4 in the Little East Semifinals No. 2 Worcester State will welcome No. 3 Eastern Connecticut State for a 4:30 p.m. ET start and No. 1 Keene State will host No. 4 Southern Maine for a 6:30 p.m. ET game time. The winner will advance to the Final on Saturday, November 6.

Keene State leads the conference with 14 program titles. The next closest team is UMass Dartmouth with three back in 2009, 2010 and 2012. Keene's longest consecutive run was six titles in a row that was broken by Worcester State in 2019 for the program’s first Little East Conference crown.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
3:30 PM	#3 Eastern CT State	2	Final	0	#6 Plymouth State
6:00 PM	#4 Southern Maine	3	Final	2	#5 Westfield State
6:30 PM	#1 Keene State	8	Final	3	#8 UMass Dartmouth
7:00 PM	#2 Worcester State	2	Final	1	#7 Salem State

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:30 PM	#2 Worcester State	0	Final	2	#3 Eastern CT State	LEC Network
6:30 PM	#1 Keene State	5	Final	2	#4 Southern Maine	LEC Network

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		VS		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Keene State	0	Final	1	#3 Eastern CT State	LEC Network

Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth Host: Higher Seed \| November 1, 3 & 6, 2021

1. Messiah Overall Record: 14-2 MACC Record: 8-0		6. Albright Overall Record: 6-10 MACC Record: 3-5

2. York Overall Record: 14-4 MACC Record: 7-1		7. Stevenson Overall Record: 5-10 MACC Record: 2-6

3. Widener Overall Record: 9-10 MACC Record: 5-2		8. Eastern Overall Record: 3-15 MACC Record: 1-7

4. Alvernia Overall Record: 9-10 MACC Record: 5-3		9. Hood Overall Record: 6-12 MACC Record: 0-8

5. Lebanon Valley Overall Record: 9-10 MACC Record: 5-3

The 2021 Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth Tournament kicked off on November 1 with a play-in game between No. 5 Alvernia and No. 5 Lebanon Valley. The Golden Wolves conceded an early goal within the first 10 minutes of the game, but equalized just before halftime. They scored the game winning goal in the opening seconds of the fourth quarter to secure the come from behind win.

Making their 36th MAC postseason appearance, Messiah is pursuing their 14th-straight conference crown when they host No. 5 Alvernia Wednesday, November 3 at 7:00 p.m. ET in the Semifinals. The top-seeded Falcons have been a formidable force all season long. Entering the postseason as winners of seven-straight, Messiah swept its MAC Commonwealth conference schedule, outscoring its conference opponents 37-7. The Falcons lost to two top-ten opponents, falling to both Salisbury University and Ursinus College at home in September.

The second Semifinal features No. 2 York against No. 3 Widener. The Spartans enter the conference tournament after winning sixth of their past seven contests. York has a high-powered offense, ranked first in the conference in total shots (340) and third in goals (54). Riding a conference winning streak of six games, the Spartans outscored their opponents 12-0 in their final three conference contests. Widener earned the third seed of the MAC Commonwealth Tournament after claiming five of its eight conference matchups, topping Eastern University, 4-1, in its final contest of the season. The Pride lead the MAC Commonwealth in total goals (67), sporting a conference-best 3.94 average goals-per-game mark. Widener has been buttoned up defensively as well, tied with the Falcons with the least amount of goals allowed (16).

The MAC Commonwealth Final is slated for Saturday, November 6 and the winner will receive an automatic bid to the 2021 NCAA Division III Field Hockey Tournament.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2021 \| PLAY IN
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#4 Alvernia	2	Final	1	#5 Lebanon Valley

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 Messiah	1	Final	0	#4 Alvernia	GoMessiah.TV
7:00 PM	#2 York	0	Final OT	1	#3 Widener	YC Spartans

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Messiah	7	Final	3	#3 Widener	GoMessiah.TV

Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Stevens Overall Record: 13-4 MACF Record: 6-1		5. Wilkes Overall Record:4-12 MACF Record: 3-4

2. Misercordia Overall Record: 12-6 MACF Record: 6-1		6. DeSales Overall Record: 8-10 MACF Record: 2-5

3. FDU-Florham Overall Record: 10-7 MACF Record: 5-2		7. Delaware Valley Overall Record: 2-15 MACF Record: 1-6

4. Arcadia Overall Record: 9-10 MACF Record: 5-2		8. King's Overall Record: 4-11 MACF Record: 0-7

The 2021 Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom Tournament starts Wednesday, November 3 with the top-four ranked teams competing in the Semifinals.

Stevens clinched the No. 1 seed in the 2021 event after going 13-3 overall and 6-1 in conference play. They share a part of the MAC Freedom Regular Season title with Misericordia and it is the first time the Ducks have won the regular season conference championships since 2013. Stevens takes on No. 4 Arcadia as they look to avenge their only conference loss this season.

No. 2 Misericordia will host No. 3 FDU-Florham in the second Semifinal game. The Cougars finished the regular season 12-6 and earned the second seed after finishing tied for first in the MAC Freedom conference. Misericordia is making its sixth postseason appearance in the last eight seasons. The Cougars have reached the MAC Freedom title game three times, including championships in 2015 and 2017. FDU enters the MAC Freedom Field Hockey as the third seed following a regular season that saw the Devils win ten games, including five games in the MAC. The Devils are making their 19th appearance in the MAC Freedom Tournament. Misericordia defeated FDU-Florham during the regular season, 3-1, behind a pair of goals from Madison Posivak.

The Semifinal winners will advance to the MAC Freedom Final on Saturday, November 6.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 Stevens	3	Final	1	#4 Arcadia	StevensDucks.TV
7:00 PM	#2 Misericordia	1	Final 2OT	0	#3 FDU-Florham	YouTube

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Stevens	2	Final	0	#2 Misericordia	StevensDucks.TV

New England Collegiate Conference Host: Thomas College, Waterville, Maine \| November 6 & 7, 2021

1. Thomas College Overall Record: 8-8 NECC Record: 7-1		4. New England College Overall Record: 12-7 NECC Record: 3-5

2. Husson Overall Record: 7-7 NECC Record: 6-2		5. Manhattanville Overall Record: 1-16 NECC Record: 0-8

3. ME-Farmington Overall Record: 7-8 NECC Record: 4-4

The 2021 New England Collegiate Conference (NECC) starts on Saturday, November 6 with the Semifinal Round.

Being played in Waterville, Maine, No.1 Thomas will take on No. 4 New England College in the first semifinal at 1:00 p.m. ET. The matchup features the league's two most prolific goal scorers in Thomas' Britney Gregoire, who has netted 17 goals, and NEC's Drea Chin, who leads the league with 24.

No. 2 Husson will take on No. 3 Maine-Farmington in the second semifinal at 3:30 p.m. ET. Husson is led by Adele Foss' 13 goals, which is top five in the league. Maine-Farmington will look to stimy the Eagle's offense, as goalkeeper Katelyn Rouleau leads in the league in both save percentage (.739) and goals against (18).

The winners of the semifinal games will face off in the NECC Championship on Sunday, November 7. Back when the NECC tournament was last held in 2019, Manhattanville, who missed qualifying for this year's postseason, was crowned the winner.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Thomas	5	Final	2	#4 New England College	NSN Sports
3:30 PM	#2 Husson	1	Final	0	#3 ME-Farmington	NSN Sports

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Thomas	1	Final OT	2	#2 Husson	NSN Sports

New England Small College Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed & Middlebury, Vt. \| October 30, November 6 & 7, 2021

1. Middlebury Overall Record: 16-0 NESCAC Record: 10-0		7. Hamilton Overall Record: 10-6 NESCAC Record: 5-5

2. Tufts Overall Record: 13-3 NESCAC Record: 8-2		8. Bates Overall Record: 7-9 NESCAC Record: 3-7

3. Bowdoin Overall Record: 13-3 NESCAC Record: 7-3		9. Wesleyan Overall Record: 7-8 NESCAC Record: 3-7

4. Trinity Overall Record: 12-4 NESCAC Record: 6-4		10. Colby Overall Record: 5-9 NESCAC Record: 1-9

5. Williams Overall Record: 11-5 NESCAC Record: 6-4		11. Connecticut College Overall Record: 2-13 NESCAC Record: 0-10

6. Amherst Overall Record: 11-5 NESCAC Record: 6-4

The 2021 New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Tournament got underway on October 30 with the Quarterfinals.

No. 1 Middlebury blanked No. 8 Bates, 4-0, to extend their home winning streak to 48. The Panthers advance to the NESCAC Semifinals for the 10th straight time and are back in action next weekend when they host the rest of the conference tournament.

No. 2 Tufts beat No. 7 Hamilton in overtime, 2-1, to punch their ticket to the Semifinals. The Jumbos had been trailing 1-0 with just six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. They scored to tie it on their 11th and final penalty corner of the game to force it into extra time. Just three minutes into overtime, senior Gillian Roeca scored to give Tufts the win.

No. 3 Bowdoin earned redemption when they beat No. 6 Amherst, who defeated the Polar Bears in the conference opener back in September by a 2-1 margin. The 1-0 game was decided in the first minute of the game when Bowdoin scored off their first penalty corner of the game. The two teams played physical back and forth field hockey throughout the first 30 minutes. The midfield action resulted in only four total shots in the first half, with three on net. Both teams managed more time in the circles during the fourth quarter, totaling three shots each. The Mammoths earned a penalty corner in the final seconds of play, but Maddie Ferrucci turned away the initial shot and Georgie Coezter cleared the rebound over the sideline.

No. 4 Trinity beat No. 5 Williams, 2-1, after scoring back-to-back goals in the third quarter.

In the Semifinals, No. 1 Middlebury takes on No. 4 Trinity at 11:00 a.m. ET, while No. 2 Tufts and No. 3 Bowdoin play at 1:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, November 6.

The 2021 NESCAC Final is set for Sunday, November 7 at 12:00 p.m. ET. Back in 2019, Middlebury defeated Tufts in a thrilling 3-2 overtime match to secure their third straight and 6th in the last eight years NESCAC title.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
	#1 Middlebury	4	Final	0	#8 Bates
	#2 Tufts	2	Final OT	1	#7 Hamilton
	#3 Bowdoin	1	Final	0	#6 Amherst
	#4 Trinity	2	Final	1	#5 Williams

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	TEAM		FINAL		TEAM	LIVESTREAM
11:00 AM	#1 Middlebury	4	Final	0	#4 Trinity	NSN
1:30 PM	#3 Bowdoin	3	Final	1	#2 Tufts	NSN

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	TEAM		FINAL		TEAM	LIVESTREAM
12:00 PM	#1 Middlebury	4	Final	3	#3 Bowdoin	NSN

New England Women's & Men's Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2, 4 & 6, 2021

1. Babson Overall Record: 18-1 NEWMAC Record: 8-0		6. Mount Holyoke Overall Record: 4-9 NEWMAC Record: 3-5

2. MIT Overall Record: 12-4 NEWMAC Record: 7-1		7. Smith Overall Record: 5-12 NEWMAC Record: 3-5

3.Wellesley Overall Record: 9-6 NEWMAC Record: 6-2		8. Springfield Overall Record: 5-12 NEWMAC Record: 1-7

4. WPI Overall Record: 10-6 NEWMAC Record: 4-4		9. Clark Overall Record: 2-15 NEWMAC Record: 0-8

5. Wheaton Overall Record: 8-9 NEWMAC Record: 4-4

The 2021 New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference started Tuesday with the Quarterfinals. No. 1 WPI beat higher seeded No. 4 Wheaton 1-0 in overtime and No. 3 Wellesley won over No. 6 Smith, 2-1.

The lone goal of the game came just 4 minutes into overtime and it was Lauren Meinhold's first game-winner of the season and was a big one at that to send WPI to the NEWMAC Semifinals. WPI outshot Wheaton 19 to one and earned an impressive 18 penalty corners.

Wellesley goalkeeper Kyra Deehr-Lewis tallied 14 saves to lead them to the 2-1 win over Smith. This was also head coach Callie Lekas' first postseason win.

In the Semifinals, No. 1 Babson will host No. 5 WPI and No. 2 MIT will welcome No. 3 Wellesley, both with 6:00 p.m. ET start times.

The NEWMAC Final is set for Saturday, November 6 at 1:00 p.m. ET. MIT took home the trophy back in 2019 marking the program’s sixth NEWMAC title.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#4 Wheaton	0	Final OT	1	#5 WPI	NEWMAC Sports Network
7:00 PM	#3 Wellesley	2	Final	1	#6 Smith	NEWMAC Sports Network

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
6:00 PM	#1 Babson	5	Final	0	#5 WPI	Livestream
6:00 PM	#2 MIT	4	Final	0	#3 Wellesley

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Babson	1	Final	0	#2 MIT	NEWMAC Sports Network

New Jersey Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. Rowan Overall Record: 14-2 NJAC Record: 6-0		5. Stockton Overall Record: 8-8 NJAC Record: 1-5

2. Kean Overall Record: 18-1 NJAC Record: 5-1		6. William Paterson Overall Record: 8-8 NJAC Record: 1-5

3. TCNJ Overall Record: 11-4 NJAC Record: 4-2		7. Montclair State Overall Record: 6-10 NJAC Record: 1-5

4. Ramapo Overall Record: 12-6 NJAC Record: 3-3

Rowan finished with a perfect 6-0 conference earning them the top seed in the 2021 New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championship. Rowan will matchup against No. 4 Ramapo in Glassboro, N.J. on Wednesday, November 3 at 7:30 p.m. ET for the first Semifinal. No. 2 Kean will host No. 3 The College of New Jersey at 7:30 p.m. ET in Union, N.J. in the second Semifinal.

When Rowan and Rampao met in the regular season, the Owls comfortably won 8-0. Kean and TCNJ’s meeting was closer with the Cougars coming away with the 2-0 win.

The NJAC championship is slated for Saturday, November 6.

The College of New Jersey has 15 titles to their program with Rowan trailing behind with seven. The winner in the 2020-21 season was William Paterson University, marking the program's first NJAC Championship.


WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 Rowan	3	Final	1	#4 Ramapo	YouTube
7:30 PM	#2 Kean	2	Final	1	#3 TCNJ	Kean All-Access

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
6:00 PM	#1 Rowan	1	Final 2OT	0	#2 Kean	YouTube

North Coast Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2 & 6, 2021

1. Kenyon Overall Record: 13-5 NCAC Record: 7-1		6. Wooster Overall Record:7-9 NCAC Record: 3-5

2. Earlham Overall Record: 15-4 NCAC Record: 6-2		7. DePauw Overall Record: 5-11 NCAC Record: 3-5

3. Denison Overall Record: 10-7 NCAC Record: 6-2		8. Allegheny Overall Record: 8-9 NCAC Record: 2-6

4. Ohio Wesleyan Overall Record: 9-5 NCAC Record: 5-3		9. Oberlin Overall Record: 1-16 NCAC Record: 0-8

5. Wittenberg Overall Record: 10-8 NCAC Record: 4-4

The 2021 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC Tournament got underway on Tuesday in interesting fashion after both the No. 1 and No. 2 teams were knocked out of title contention.

In the first Semifinal, No. 4 Ohio Wesleyan stunned No. 1 Kenyon 1-0. The Battling Bishops scored the game’s lone goal midway through the second quarter on a redirect by Allie Crawford. Kenyon out shot Ohio Wesleyan 10 to two, while goalkeeper Meg McCarthy finished with six saves. This was the first time in tournament history that a No. 4 seed has advanced to the championship game.

No. 2 Earlham suffered a similar fate, after dropping a 3-2 shootout decision to No. 3 Denison. It was the second time this season that these two programs played to a shootout. Earlham, who was making their first NCAC Tournament appearance after securing the best record in program history during the regular season, scored first in the 11th minute. In the first minute in the third quarter, Denison scored off a penalty corner to even the match. Denison went on to win 2-1 in the shootout.

The final will feature No. 3 Denison, who returns to the championship game for the fourth-straight season, and No. 4 Ohio Wesleyan, who has not been in the final since 2009. The game is slated for Saturday, November 6 at 2:00 p.m. ET The winner receives the NCAC’s automatic bid into the 2021 Division III NCAA Field Hockey Tournament.


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
3:00 PM	#1 Kenyon	0	Final	1	#4 Ohio Wesleyan
3:00 PM	#2 Earlham	1	Final 2OT	2	#3 Denison

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
2:00 PM	#3 Denison	1	Final OT	2	#4 Ohio Wesleyan	NCAC Network

Old Dominion Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 2, 4 & 6, 2021

1. Washington & Lee Overall Record: 15-0 ODAC Record: 8-0		6. Bridgewater Overall Record: 6-11 ODAC Record: 3-5

2. Shenadoah Overall Record: 14-2 ODAC Record: 7-1		7. Virginia Wesleyan Overall Record: 4-10 ODAC Record: 2-6

3. Lynchburg Overall Record: 12-6 ODAC Record: 6-2		8. Eastern Mennonite Overall Record: 8-10 ODAC Record: 1-7

4. Roanoke Overall Record: 11-7 ODAC Record: 5-3		9. Ferrum Overall Record: 3-15 ODAC Record: 0-8

5. Randolph-Macon Overall Record: 9-9 ODAC Record: 4-4

The undefeated Washington and Lee Generals have earned the top seed after a program record-setting 15-0 regular season going undefeated in Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) play. Both No. 1 Washington and Lee and No. 2 Shenandoah received a bye into the semifinal round.

On Tuesday, the the rest of the tournament got underway in the Quarterfinal round. The first saw No. 4 Roanoke beat No. 5 Randolph-Macon, 1-0, and No. 3 Lynchburg secure a 3-0 victory over No. 6 Bridgewater.

The semifinals will be played on Thursday, November 4 with the higher seed hosting the match. No. 4 Roanoke will travel to No. 1 Washington and Lee and No. 3 Lynchburg will meet No. 2 Shenandoah to battle it out of a spot in the final.

Washington and Lee and Roanoke last played on October 5, where the Generals won 4-0 Shenandoah and Lynchburg just played on October 30, where the Hornets won 4-1.

The ODAC Championship match is slated for Saturday, November 6.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2021 \| QUARTERFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
	#4 Roanoke	1	Final	0	#5 Randolph-Macon	Trinity Player
	#3 Lynchburg	3	Final	0	#6 Bridgewater	YouTube

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
7:00 PM	#1 Washington & Lee	2	Final	0	#4 Roanoke
7:00 PM	#2 Shenandoah	1	Final	3	#3 Lynchburg	SU Hornets

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
4:30 PM	#1 Washington & Lee	3	Final	1	#3 Lynchburg	Generals Sports

Southern Athletic Association Host: Concordia, Mequon, Wisc. \| November 5, 6 & 7, 2021

1. Centre Overall Record: 13-2 SAA Record: 4-0		4. Sewanee Overall Record: 5-9 SAA Record: 1-3

2. Rhodes Overall Record: 7-6 SAA Record: 3-1		5. Transylvania Overall Record: 0-17 SAA Record: 0-4

3. Concordia (WI) Overall Record: 7-10 SAA Record: 2-3

The 2021 Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Tournament gets underway on Friday, November 5 with the Quarterfinals.

Being played in Mequon, Wisc., No. 4 Sewanee will take on No. 5 Transylvania at 2:00 p.m. ET. Sewanee, the five-seed in the conference tournament, heads into the postseason with a 5-9 overall record and a 1-3 mark in league play. Transylvania enters the tournament as the five-seed with a 0-17 record and a 0-4 conference record. The Tigers and Pioneers will meet in the SAA Tournament for the third straight year. TU took the 2018 meeting, 2-1, off a late penalty corner. However, the Purple and White responded with a double overtime thriller, 2-1, the following year off a penalty stroke.

No.1 Centre, No. 2 Rhodes and No. 3 Concordia all earned byes directly into the SAA Semifinals on Saturday, November 6.

Centre clinched the outright league title and awaits the winner of the Quarterfinal game. Rhodes and Concordia will play in the other Semifinal game, after finishing out the regular season with back-to-back meetings.

The SAA Final will take place on Sunday, November 7.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2021 \| QUARTERFINAL
TIME	TEAM		FINAL		TEAM	LIVESTREAM
2:00 PM	#4 Sewanee	2	Final	1	#5 Transylvania	CW Network

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	TEAM		FINAL		TEAM	LIVESTREAM
12:00 PM	#2 Rhodes	6	Final	0	#3 Concordia	CW Network
3:00 PM	#1 Centre	4	Final	0	#4 Sewanee	CSN

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	TEAM		FINAL		TEAM	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 Centre	0	Final OT	1	#2 Rhodes	CW Network

State University of New York Athletic Conference Host: Higher Seed \| November 3 & 6, 2021

1. New Paltz Overall Record: 14-2 SUNYAC Record: 6-0		5. Brockport Overall Record: 7-8 SUNYAC Record: 2-4

2. Cortland Overall Record: 15-1 SUNYAC Record: 5-1		6. Oswego Overall Record: 8-9 SUNYAC Record: 2-4

3. Geneseo Overall Record: 11-6 SUNYAC Record: 4-2		7. Morrisville Overall Record: 3-11 SUNYAC Record: 0-6

4. Oneonta Overall Record: 3-12 SUNYAC Record: 4-2

The 2021 State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Semifinals are set for Wednesday, November 3 with No. 1 New Paltz hosting No. 4 Oneonta at 1:30 p.m. ET and No. 2 Cortland welcoming No. 3 Geneseo for a 2:00 p.m. ET start. This game is a rematch of the 2019 SUNYAC Final where Geneseo won the title in double overtime, 4-3.

New Paltz an Oneonta last played on October 28, where the Hawks won 4-0. Cortland and Geneseo met on September 25 where the Red Dragons were victorious 5-1.

The final will feature the winners of Semifinals that will be played on Saturday, November 6 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2021 \| SEMIFINALS
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:30 PM	#1 New Paltz	2	Final	0	#4 Oneonta
2:00 PM	#2 Cortland	2	Final	0	#3 Geneseo	Red Dragons

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2021 \| FINAL
TIME	HOME		FINAL		AWAY	LIVESTREAM
1:00 PM	#1 New Paltz	1	Final	0	#2 Cortland	NP Hawks

Division III Weekend College Games: Conference Tournaments

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