Scranton won its second national title in front of a packed house at Calvin College, where the Royals edged Wittenberg 64-63. Scranton and Wittenberg were each appearing in the NCAA Tournament for the eighth time in nine seasons in Division III. Bill Bessoir, son of Scranton coach Bob Bessoir, scored 27 points to lead the Royals.

Championship
Scranton 64, Wittenberg 63
at Grand Rapids, Mich. (att. 3,700)

All-Tournament Team
Bill Bessoir, Scranton (Most Outstanding Player) 
Mickey Banas, Scranton
Jay Ferguson, Wittenberg 
Mark Linde, UW-Whitewater
Gerald Holmes, Roanoke 

Third Place
Roanoke 83, UW-Whitewater 77

National Semifinals
Scranton 82, Roanoke 67
Wittenberg 85, UW-Whitewater 80

Quarterfinals
at Roanoke 87, Clark (Mass.) 83
at Scranton 65, Potsdam State 64
at Wittenberg 68, Cal State Stanislaus 65
at UW-Whitewater 94, LeMoyne-Owen 83

Regional Championships
at Clark (Mass.) 82, Bridgewater State 80
at Roanoke 58, William Paterson 56
at Potsdam State 60, Hartwick 56
at Scranton 74, Widener 69 (3 OT)
at Cal State Stanislaus 71, Sonoma State 61
Wittenberg 63, at Hope 55
UW-Whitewater 63, at Millikin 61
LeMoyne-Owen 90, St. Andrews 88 (OT) (at Centre)

Regional Third Place
Massachusetts-Boston 75, Muskingum 68; Upsala 97, North Carolina Wesleyan 88; Union (N.Y.) 89, Ithaca 69; Grove City 76, Moravian 54; Bishop 104, Augustana 100; Capital 75, John Carroll 64; William Penn 73, Beloit 68; Rust 59, Centre 58

First Round
Clark (Mass. ) 82, Massachusetts-Boston 71
Bridgewater State 56, Muskingum 54
Roanoke 66, North Carolina Wesleyan 63
William Paterson 70, Upsala 58
Potsdam State 76, Ithaca 74 (3 OT)
Hartwick 61, Union (N.Y.) 49
Scranton 73, Moravian 59
Widener 56, Grove City 52
Cal State Stanislaus 80, Augustana 73
Sonoma State 88, Bishop 65
Hope 81, John Carroll 72
Wittenberg 57, Capital 56
Millikin 66, Beloit 49
UW-Whitewater 62, William Penn 47
St. Andrews 69, Centre 57
LeMoyne-Owen 76, Rust 62