Championship
Rochester 43, DePauw 42
At Springfield, Ohio (att. 3,000)
Third Place
Washington College 87, Calvin 86
National Semifinals
Rochester 86, Washington College 70
DePauw 82, Calvin 79
Sectional Championships
Rochester 50, North Adams State 47
Washington College 107, Western Connecticut State 104 (OT)
Calvin 63, Wittenberg 59
DePauw 68, Illinois Wesleyan 65
Sectional Third Place
Mass-Dartmouth 92, Albany 91; Johns Hopkins 80, Stockton State 74;
Emory 102, Averett 93; St. Thomas 77, Nebraska Wesleyan 71
Sectional Semifinals
North Adams State 69, Albany 66
Rochester 92, Mass-Dartmouth 80
Western Connecticut State 79, Johns Hopkins 69
Washington College 89, Stockton State 88
Wittenberg 86, Averett 64
Calvin 80, Emory 73
Illinois Wesleyan 85, Nebraska Wesleyan 63
DePauw 75, St. Thomas 69 (2 OT)
Second Round
North Adams State 88, Southern Maine 79
Albany 85, Potsdam State 75
Massachusetts-Dartmouth 122, Salem State 112
Rochester 62, Buffalo State 57
Johns Hopkins 85, Franklin & Marshall 78
Western Connecticut State 69, Trenton State 68
Washington College 85, King's (Pa.) 83
Stockton State 73, Jersey City State 71
Wittenberg 69, Muskingum 50
Averett 91, Randolph-Macon 78 (OT)
Calvin 95, Hope 68
Emory 91, Emory & Henry 81
Illinois Wesleyan 71, North Central 63
Nebraska Wesleyan 77, UC San Diego 75
DePauw 71, Monmouth 69
St. Thomas 65, Dubuque 55
First Round
Southern Maine 74, Western New England 52
Rochester 73, Nazareth 54
Johns Hopkins 90, FDU-Madison 72
Stockton State 100, Hunter 84
Muskingum 70, Otterbein 64
Emory & Henry 91, Christopher Newport 80
Illinois Wesleyan 83, North Park 68
Dubuque 84, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 77
Stockton State is now known as Richard Stockton. North Adams State is now known as Massachusetts College. Trenton State is now known as The College of New Jersey. FDU-Madison is now known as FDU-Florham. Jersey City State is now known as New Jersey City.