2011 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship field of 64 announced.
From the NCAA:
The NCAA announced the field of 64 teams for the 2011 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship. Twenty-two conferences received automatic qualification. The remaining 42 at-large teams were selected by the Division II Women’s Basketball Committee.
2011 NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Championship Qualifiers (64)
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Automatic Qualifying Conference
|
Team
|
|---|---|
| California Collegiate Athletic Association | Cal Poly Pomona |
| Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference | Goldey-Beacom College |
| Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association | Shaw |
| Conference Carolinas | Barton |
| East Coast Conference | C.W. Post |
| Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | Michigan Tech |
| Great Lakes Valley Conference | Lewis |
| Great Northwest Athletic Conference | Alaska Anchorage |
| Gulf South Conference | Arkansas Tech |
| Heartland Conference | Texas-Permian Basin |
| Lone Star Conference | Texas Women’s |
| Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association | Northwest Missouri State |
| Northeast-10 Conference | Bentley |
| Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference | Winona State |
| Pacific West Conference | Grand Canyon |
| Peach Belt Conference | Georgia College |
| Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference | Edinboro |
| Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference | Fort Lewis |
| South Atlantic Conference | Tusculum |
| Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | Fort Valley State |
| Sunshine State Conference | Florida Southern |
| West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | Glenville State |
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At Large Teams Adams State |
All eight teams within the region will travel to one site for first-round, semifinal and final competition at the regional level. First-round games will be played March 11, semifinal games March 12 and the regional championship will be played March 14. The regional champions will advance to the NCAA Women’s Elite Eight March 22, 23 and 25 at St. Joseph Civic Arena in St. Joseph, Missouri. Missouri Western State University will host the Elite Eight.
