2014 Men’s Basketball
Championship

Mary Hardin-Baylor put an end to Methodist's 13-year reign as the Division III champions, becoming just the second team in DIII NCAA championship history to earn the title.

Texas-Tyler shot a 5-over par on the fourth day of the NCAA tournament for a total 1,167 to edge 2012 runner-up Transylvania and claim the school's first national championship on Friday afternoon.

Cortland State's junior pitcher Amber Corrigan has become a force to reckon with since postseason play began, tossing nine complete games to post a 9-1 record with a 1.08 ERA.

Navy ended Bucknell's seven-year Patriot League winning streak with a 35-point conference victory on Friday to earn an automatic berth to the NCAA championships.







| Batting Average | BA |
| 1New Mexico | .340 |
| 2Georgia St. | .324 |
| 3North Florida | .321 |
| 4Kansas St. | .321 |
| 5Delaware St. | .321 |

| Batting Average | BA |
| 1Thomasina Garza | Texas Southern.485 |
| 2Haley Ward | Norfolk St..482 |
| 3Raven Chavanne | Tennessee.471 |
| 4Haylie McCleney | Alabama.471 |
| -Alexa Peterson | Oregon.471 |
| Goals Per Game | Per Game |
| 1Mark Cockerton | Virginia3.50 |
| 2Steve Mock | Cornell3.47 |
| 3Alex Love | Hobart3.21 |
| 4Wes Berg | Denver3.06 |
| 5Ty Thompson | Albany (NY)3.00 |
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