NCAA.com | November 7, 2016 DI Field Hockey Committee selects championship bracket DI Field Hockey: 2016 Selection Show Share INDIANAPOLIS-- The NCAA Division I Field Hockey Committee announced today the field of teams for the 2016 NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship. Ten conferences were awarded automatic qualification. The four lowest automatic-qualification teams will compete for two play-in berths. The remaining six automatic-qualification teams were placed in the bracket. RELATED: DI Field Hockey Bracket The following conferences and their representatives received automatic qualification: Conference School America East Stanford Atlantic Coast Virginia Atlantic 10 Massachusetts Big East Connecticut Big Ten Penn State Colonial Delaware Ivy League Harvard Metro Atlantic Monmouth Mid-American Kent State Patriot American The remaining eight teams that were selected at large are as follows: Boston College, Duke University, University of Louisville, University of Maryland, College Park, University of Michigan, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Princeton University and Syracuse University. Play-in games will be played on two campus sites November 9. First- and second-round games will be played on four campus sites November 12-13. Old Dominion University will host the semifinals and final Friday, November 18, and Sunday, November 20, at ODU – LR Hill Complex in Norfolk, Virginia. The semifinals and finals will be streamed live on NCAA.com. For ticket information, please call 866-296-MTIX or visit NCAA.com/tickets. WATCH: DI Field Hockey Selection Show Replay In 2015, Syracuse claimed its first national championship and the first ever women’s national championship by winning the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship title with a 4-2 victory over North Carolina at Phyllis Ocker Field in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories Here's a look at the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the College World Series. READ MORE The 9 winningest college baseball teams in NCAA history It's safe to say that the winningest school in college baseball history won't be caught for a long, long time (if ever). READ MORE Meet the Cardinal and their mustaches, as Stanford lives to see another day at the CWS Here's how the Stanford Cardinal and their players' facial hair found inspiration to survive in the College World Series elimination bracket, sending home Arizona 14-5. READ MORE