1994 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament

1994 NCAA Division II
men's basketball tournament
Teams	48
Finals site	Springfield, Massachusetts
Champions	Bakersfield State Roadrunners (2nd title)
Runner-up	Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (1st title game)
Semifinalists	Washburn Ichabods (1st Final Four); New Hampshire College Penmen (2nd Final Four);
Winning coach	Pat Douglass (2nd title)
MOP	Stan Gouard (Southern Indiana)
Attendance	35,599
NCAA Division II men's tournaments
«1993	1995»

The 1994 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament involved 48 schools playing in a single-elimination tournament to determine the national champion of men's NCAA Division II college basketball as a culmination of the 1993–94 NCAA Division II men's basketball season. It was won by California State University, Bakersfield and Southern Indiana's Stan Gouard was the Most Outstanding Player.

Normal

California

Philadelphia

Vermillion

Fayetteville

Evansville

Riverside

Topeka

Springfield

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1994 NCAA Division II Men's sites - regionals (cyan) Elite Eight (red)

Regional participants[edit]


School	Outcome
Carson-Newman	First round
Elizabeth City State	Third Place
Longwood	Fourth Place
Mars Hill	First round
Norfolk State	Regional Champion
Virginia Union	Runner-up


School	Outcome
Central Missouri State	Third Place
Missouri Western	First round
North Alabama	Runner-up
Washburn	Regional Champion
West Georgia	First round
West Texas A&M	Fourth Place


School	Outcome
Alaska–Anchorage	Third Place
Cal State Bakersfield	Regional Champion
Grand Canyon	First round
San Francisco State	Fourth Place
Seattle Pacific	First round
UC Riverside	Runner-up


School	Outcome
California (PA)	Runner-up
Edinboro	Fourth Place
Gannon	Third Place
Indiana (PA)	Regional Champion
Millersville	First round
West Chester	First round


School	Outcome
Kentucky Wesleyan	Third Place
Oakland	Fourth Place
Quincy	First round
Saint Joseph's (IN)	First round
Southern Indiana	Regional Champion
Wayne State (MI)	Runner-up


School	Outcome
Denver	First round
Fort Hays State	First round
Mesa State	Fourth Place
North Dakota	Third Place
North Dakota State	Runner-up
South Dakota	Regional Champion


School	Outcome
American International	Fourth Place
C. W. Post	Third Place
Franklin Pierce	First round
New Hampshire College	Regional Champion
Philadelphia U	Runner-up
Saint Anselm	First round


School	Outcome
Alabama A&M	Regional Champion
Eckerd	Fourth Place
Lander	First round
Paine	Third Place
Tampa	Runner-up
Wofford	First round

*denotes tie

Regionals[edit]

South Atlantic - Fayetteville, North Carolina[edit]

Location: Felton J. Capel Arena Hosts: Virginia Union University and Fayetteville State University

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 11			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 12

			1	Virginia Union	88

			5	Elizabeth City State	71
4	Mars Hill	80

5	Elizabeth City State	88
						1	Virginia Union	69

						2	Norfolk State	71
3	Longwood	76

6	Carson–Newman	63
			2	Norfolk State	61

			3	Longwood	59

Third Place - Elizabeth City State 88, Longwood 87

South Central - Topeka, Kansas[edit]

Location: Lee Arena Host: Washburn University

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 11			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 12

			1	Washburn	83

			4	Central Missouri State	78
4	Central Missouri State	112

5	West Georgia	109
						1	Washburn	92

						2	North Alabama	73
3	West Texas A&M	94

6	Missouri Western	82
			2	North Alabama	74

			3	West Texas A&M	67

Third Place - Central Missouri State 79, West Texas A&M 74

West - Riverside, California[edit]

Location: UCR Student Recreation Center Host: University of California, Riverside

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 11			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 12

			1	UC Riverside	78

			4	San Francisco State	61
4	San Francisco State	84*

5	Grand Canyon	79
						1	UC Riverside	62

						2	Cal State Bakersfield	75
3	Alaska–Anchorage	83

6	Seattle Pacific	77
			2	Cal State Bakersfield	92

			3	Alaska–Anchorage	61

Third Place - Alaska–Anchorage 109, San Francisco State 97

East - California, Pennsylvania[edit]

Location: Hamer Hall Host: California University of Pennsylvania

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 11			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 12

			1	California (PA)	65

			4	Gannon	64
4	Gannon	53

5	Millersville	52
						1	California (PA)	76

						2	Indiana (PA)	80
3	Edinboro	88

6	West Chester	67
			2	Indiana (PA)	90

			3	Edinboro	77

Third Place - Gannon 75, Edinboro 66

Great Lakes - Evansville, Indiana[edit]

Location: Physical Activities Center Host: University of Southern Indiana

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 12			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 13

			2	Wayne State (MI)	99

			6	Oakland	97
3	Quincy	98

6	Oakland	105
						2	Wayne State (MI)	84

						1	Southern Indiana	112
4	Kentucky Wesleyan	56

5	Saint Joseph's (IN)	49
			1	Southern Indiana	78

			4	Kentucky Wesleyan	67

Third Place - Kentucky Wesleyan 118, Oakland 91

North Central - Vermillion, South Dakota[edit]

Location: DakotaDome Host: University of South Dakota

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 11			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 12

			1	South Dakota	94

			4	North Dakota	76
4	North Dakota	87

5	Fort Hays State	80
						1	South Dakota	61

						3	North Dakota State	58
3	North Dakota State	87

6	Denver	72
			3	North Dakota State	75*

			2	Mesa State	65

Third Place - North Dakota 97, Mesa State 88

Northeast - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[edit]

Location: Athletics and Recreation Center Host: Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 9			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 12			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 13

			1	Philadelphia U	56

			5	C.W. Post	54
4	Franklin Pierce	56

5	C.W. Post	61
						1	Philadelphia U	78

						2	New Hampshire College	79**
3	American International	96

6	Saint Anselm	88
			2	New Hampshire College	90

			3	American International	73

Third Place - C.W. Post 84, American International 81

South - Normal, Alabama[edit]

Location: Elmore Gymnasium Host: Alabama A&M University

First round - at higher seed Round of 48 March 8			Regional semifinals Round of 32 March 12			Regional Final Sweet 16 March 13

			1	Alabama A&M	110**

			5	Paine	106
4	Lander	83

5	Paine	92
						1	Alabama A&M	95

						2	Tampa	90
3	Wofford	82

6	Eckerd	94
			2	Tampa	83

			6	Eckerd	61

Third Place - Paine 57, Eckerd 52

*denotes each overtime played

Elite Eight - Springfield, Massachusetts[edit]

Location: Springfield Civic Center Hosts: American International College and Springfield College

National Quarterfinals
Elite Eight
March 23

National semifinals
Final Four
March 24

National Championship
March 26

Norfolk State

58

Washburn

69

Washburn

64

Cal State Bakersfield

67

Cal State Bakersfield

87

Indiana (PA)

69

Cal State Bakersfield

92

Southern Indiana

86

Southern Indiana

98

South Dakota

77

Southern Indiana

111

New Hampshire College

89

New Hampshire College

100

Alabama A&M

90

*denotes each overtime played

All-tournament team[edit]

Stan Gouard (Southern Indiana)
Roheen Oats (Cal State Bakersfield)
Reggie Phillips (Cal State Bakersfield)
Tyrone Tate (Southern Indiana)
Kenny Warren (Cal State Bakersfield)

References[edit]

1994 NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament jonfmorse.com

External links[edit]

NCAA record book^{[permanent dead link]}

Regional participants[edit]

Regionals[edit]

South Atlantic - Fayetteville, North Carolina[edit]

South Central - Topeka, Kansas[edit]

West - Riverside, California[edit]

East - California, Pennsylvania[edit]

Great Lakes - Evansville, Indiana[edit]

North Central - Vermillion, South Dakota[edit]

Northeast - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[edit]

South - Normal, Alabama[edit]

Elite Eight - Springfield, Massachusetts[edit]

All-tournament team[edit]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]