2023 NCAA Division II Selection Show Details

With conference championships now wrapped up across the country, teams will now turn their sights to the NCAA Division II Selection Show as they find out if they have done enough to earn their spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Featuring a 48-team field, 18 teams have already secured their spot into the NCAA Tournament by winning their conference championships, while 20 teams on the women’s side of play are also already determined after conference championship play.

Teams who are selected to compete in the 2023 NCAA Tournament will first travel to the regional championships which are hosted by the top seed(s) in each region. Depending on the region, the victor(s) from each regional championship will earn their spot into the NCAA National Championships which will be held at the USTA National Campus from May 11-16.

Read below for more details about the 2023 NCAA Division II Selection Show:

Selection Show Details | Conference Champions | Regional Rankings

Men’s Conference Champions (Automatic Qualifiers)

Women’s Conference Champions (Automatic Qualifiers)

Men’s Regional Rankings (as of April 18th)

Atlantic Region: Charleston (W.V.) (1)*, Edinboro (2)*, Fairmont State (3), Bluefield State (4), West Virginia Wesleyan (5), Mercyhurst (6), West Liberty (7), Shaw (8)

Central Region: Northwest Missouri State (1), Washburn (2)*, Ouachita Baptist (3), Harding (4), Southeastern Oklahoma State (5)

East Region: Queens (New York) (1), Thomas Jefferson University (2)*, St. Thomas Aquinas (3), Southern New Hampshire (4)*, Le Moyne (5), Adelphi (6), Chesnut Hill (7)

Midwest Region: UIndy (1)*, Ferris State (2), Southwest Baptist (3), Wayne State (4)*, Tiffin (5)*, Drury (6), Grand Valley State (7), McKendree (8), Findlay (9), Hillsdale (10)

South Central Region: UT Tyler (1), Cameron (2)*, Midwestern State (3), Lubbock Christian (4)

South Region: Valdosta State (1)*, Saint Leo (2), Barry (3)*, West Florida (4), Rollins (5), Lynn (6), Auburn Montgomery (7), West Alabama (8), Lee (9), Embry-Riddle (10)

Southeast Region: Columbus State (1)*, Flagler (2), Lander (3), North Georgia (4), Augusta (5), Wingate (6)*, Georgia College (7), Young Harris (8), Tusculum (9), Carson-Newman (10)

West Region: Point Loma (1), Hawaii Pacific (2), Azusa Pacific (3)*, Concordia, Irvine (4), Biola (5), Metropolitan State University of Denver (6)

*Signifies Automatic Berth due to Conference Championship

Women’s Regional Rankings (as of April 18th)

Atlantic Region: Charleston (W.V.) (1)*, IUP (2)*, Slippery Rock (3), West Liberty (4), West Virginia State (5), Fairmont State (6), Shaw (7)*, Mercyhurst (8), West Chester (9)

Central Region: Northwest Missouri State (1), Central Oklahoma (2), Washburn (3)*, Augustana (4)*, Missouri Western (5), Nebraska-Kearney (6), Arkansas Tech (7), Southern Arkansas (8)

East Region: Wilmington (1)*, St. Thomas Aquinas (2)*, Thomas Jefferson University (3), Southern New Hampshire (4)*, District of Columbia (5), Franklin Pierce (6), New Haven (7)

Midwest Region: UIndy (1)*, Grand Valley State (2), Wayne State (3), Tiffin (4), Findlay (5)*, Michigan Tech (6), Drury (7), Southwest Baptist (8), Lewis (9)

South Central Region: Cameron (1), St. Mary’s (2)*, Angelo State (3), Midwestern State (4), UT Tyler (5), Dallas Baptist (6)

South Region: Barry (1)*, Nova Southeastern (2), Lynn (3), Saint Leo (4), West Alabama (5)*, Auburn Montgomery (6), Florida Southern (7), Tampa (8), West Florida (9), Embry-Riddle (10)

Southeast Region: Flagler (1)*, North Georgia (2), Columbus State (3), Georgia College (4), Tusculum (5), Wingate (6)*, Newberry (7), Anderson (8), Catawba (9)

West Region: Hawaii Pacific (1)*, Azusa Pacific (2), Concordia, Irvine (3), Point Loma (4), Fresno Pacific (5), Academy of Art (6)

*Signifies Automatic Berth due to Conference Championship

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