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The only D1 Illinois school to make the Division I NCAA Tournament is Northwestern, after no Illinois schools made the NCAAT several times in the previous decade.
Illinois State and Illinois are still alive in the NIT.
There are no Illinois Division II schools remaining in the NCAA Division II playoffs.
But there are some Illinois schools having success at lower levels.
Augustana won their semifinal game tonight, and advanced to the Division 3 National Championship for the second time in the last 3 years. They will face Babson College of Wellesley, Massachusetts on Saturday night-
Elgin Community College, a Division III NJCAA junior college will play for the NJCAA D3 championship against North Lake College of Irving, Texas on Saturday night-
There are 3 Illinois junior colleges still alive in the NJCAA Division II junior college tournament among the final 16 teams- Waubonsee Community College of west suburban Chicago, Parkland College of Champaign, and South Suburban Community College of South Holland. The tournament begins next week at Danville Community College.
And the NJCAA Division I National Tournament starts next week with 24 teams, including one from Illinois- Highland CC of Freeport, Illinois.
Illinois State and Illinois are still alive in the NIT.
There are no Illinois Division II schools remaining in the NCAA Division II playoffs.
But there are some Illinois schools having success at lower levels.
Augustana won their semifinal game tonight, and advanced to the Division 3 National Championship for the second time in the last 3 years. They will face Babson College of Wellesley, Massachusetts on Saturday night-
Elgin Community College, a Division III NJCAA junior college will play for the NJCAA D3 championship against North Lake College of Irving, Texas on Saturday night-
There are 3 Illinois junior colleges still alive in the NJCAA Division II junior college tournament among the final 16 teams- Waubonsee Community College of west suburban Chicago, Parkland College of Champaign, and South Suburban Community College of South Holland. The tournament begins next week at Danville Community College.
And the NJCAA Division I National Tournament starts next week with 24 teams, including one from Illinois- Highland CC of Freeport, Illinois.