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Like D3ASouth, I’m going to keep this short. I don’t know much about the non-regional teams, and I’m not going to waste my time making up predictions for players I don’t know. Unlike D3ASouth, I am going to complain about the bracket because it feels good. Region 1 Just so you know. This region...
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We’ve decided to do NCAA predictions/thoughts for every writer here at D3, if you didn’t know. It’ll be interesting to see the different takes as to predictions on each region. I will NOT complain about the bracket in this post, enough of that has been done and I’ve found that complaining doesn’t really get...
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Buckle up your seat belts, ladies and gentlemen, because this is going to be a long one. Before I get into each region, let’s take a quick step back and look at the NCAA selection process: - Though the NCAA and ITA are completely separate entities, the NCAA publishes the ITA rankings on their website for...
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Headed into the Ojai, the almighty West region had just two big matches this weekend, but they were both doozies. In the first, Redlands took on P-P on their senior day in a match with major Pool C implications. Tomorrow, Cruz and CMS will renew their rivalry, surprisingly playing at Biszantz for just the...
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Well, after a solid month of everyone and their mother flying to Claremont to get their collective asses handed to them by the stronghold of West region dominance, I think we’ve earned a slight reprieve before things pick back up again with the SCIAC tournament, Ojai, and the annual California region clusterf***. Nevertheless, the...
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The rankings are coming out in a couple days, and I’m sure they will reflect another fortnight of positive rankings momentum for the west region. It’s weird because the relative rankings of the teams in each region are in large part determined by a select few inter-region matches. For example, Pomona-Pitzer beating GAC benefits...
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Since the rest of the gang seems to be busy with something called “having a life,” I’m gonna pull a Greg Jennings and put da team on my back do. With a busy weekend behind us and rankings coming out in a little over a day, let’s do a quick recap to see where...
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UC Santa Cruz The Banana Slugs have proven once again that they are very tough to beat on their home courts. Their victories over Pomona-Pitzer were foregone conclusions: the Sage Hens just aren’t that strong this year (especially with Weichert out) and the Squirrels were gassed from the previous day. They were truly impressive...
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Well, there’s a phenomenal quad between four great West region teams happening this weekend, so it’s only natural that I be the one to cover it. One one corner we have the reeling Pomona-Pitzer Sage Hens – possibly coming off a revitalizing victory over Mary Washington –, in another we have the injury riddled...
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At the behest of the almighty D3TG, here is a weekend recap of the two matches that happened in my region plus a “guest article” about the Pacific Coast Doubles tournament that CMS always attends. As you’ll see, the guest article is more of a paragraph, but still, you gotta love a couple Stags...
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