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14 Milwaukee-area winter sports teams bumped up a division by WIAA performance factor

STEVENS POINT - The WIAA released a list of 37 boys and girls winter athletics programs that will compete a division level higher next season after meeting thresholds of success established by the Wisconsin high school sports governing body's tournament performance factor.

The list includes nine boys basketball programs, nine girls basketball programs, nine gymnastics programs, five boys hockey programs and five wrestling programs. Each of these teams met a threshold of success over the past three seasons that qualified them for promotion to the next division.

Locally, 14 area programs were among the list of 37 that met the threshold to compete in a higher division effective next season.

In boys basketball, Arrowhead, Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic, Pewaukee, St. Thomas More and Wisconsin Lutheran were among a list that also included Brillion, De Pere, Neenah and West Salem statewide.

Arrowhead already competes in Division 1 for boys basketball, but the tournament performance factor negates any drop in division that may occur based on declining enrollment. Barring enrollment changes, Pewaukee and Wisconsin Lutheran will compete in D1 next year, Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic will move from D4 to D3, and St. Thomas More will compete in D2.

Arrowhead, Brookfield East, Kettle Moraine and Pewaukee were among the nine girls basketball teams meeting the threshold of the tournament performance factor, a list that also included Albany/Monticello, Laconia, McDonnell Catholic, Notre Dame and Waupun. Pewaukee will join the other three local teams in D1 next season.

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The recent successes of the Elkhorn, Franklin/Muskego, Homestead, Nicolet and Whitefish Bay gymnastics teams also met or exceed the performance threshold, joining a list that also included Medford/Colby, Mount Horeb, Verona/Edgewood and West Salem/Aquinas/Bangor. Elkhorn, Nicolet and Whitefish Bay will move from D2 to D1, while Franklin/Muskego and Homestead will remain in D1.

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In boys hockey, statewide programs including Edgewood, Hudson, New Richmond, Notre Dame and St. Mary's Springs met the threshold to be elevated or stay in D1. In team wrestling, Coleman, Fennimore, Kaukuana, Luxemburg-Casco and Prairie du Chien also were listed among the 37 programs impacted.

The appeal process

The competitive balance plan also allows for programs to appeal promotions in division. The WIAA reported 12 such requests, with one being approved. None of the 12 were named in the association's release.

Schools are also afforded the opportunity to request to be moved down in division based on enrollment. A classification committee reviewed 15 requests from winter sports programs, with three being approved in girls basketball, two in boys basketball and two in boys hockey. Five programs also requested and were approved to be elevated to higher enrollment divisions than they competed in this past season, including three boys hockey teams, one boys basketball team and one girls basketball team.

The WIAA will release final tournament series assignments for the 2024-25 winter sports season later this spring.

How the tournament performance factor works

The tournament performance factor stems from a proposal of an ad hoc committee consisting of 11 superintendents/district administrators, six athletic directors, one principal and one principal/athletic director. That proposal was approved by a 265-115 membership vote at the 2023 annual meeting last April, and implemented beginning this school year.

The competitive balance plan assigns points based on WIAA state tournament finishes, awarding between one and four points for the round a program reaches between the sectional and state levels. The points awarded vary based on the sport, but the tournament performance factor has been enacted for all WIAA sports except track & field, swimming & diving and sports with only one division of competition.

Teams meeting or exceeding a threshold of six points over the three previous seasons are candidates for reclassification.

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Division I Council approves changes to transfer rules

Student-athletes who meet progress-toward-degree requirements to be immediately eligible at new school.

The Division I Council on Wednesday unanimously adopted a package of rules changes to allow transferring student-athletes who meet certain academic eligibility requirements to be immediately eligible at their new school, regardless of whether they transferred previously. The council's action is not final until the meeting concludes Thursday and is subject to ratification by the Division I Board of Directors at its meeting later this month. If ratified, the rules would be effective immediately.

Specifically, to be immediately eligible after a transfer, undergraduate student-athletes would have to have left their previous school while academically eligible and in good standing (not subject to disciplinary suspension or dismissal) and meet progress-toward-degree requirements at their new school before competing. For graduate transfer student-athletes to be eligible, they would have to earn a degree from their previous school, leave while academically eligible and be enrolled as a full-time postgraduate student while continuing to satisfy minimum academic standards.

"With these rule changes, NCAA members continue to prioritize long-term academic success for college athletes who transfer, while supporting their opportunity to compete immediately," said Lynda Tealer, deputy athletics director at Florida and chair of the council. "We hope that this practical approach to transfer eligibility requirements will encourage student-athletes to make well-informed decisions about transferring and the impacts such a move could have on their ability to graduate on time in their degree of choice, particularly as it relates to transferable credits."

Moving forward, student-athletes are expected to enter the Transfer Portal within their sport's notification-of-transfer windows, which Division I members emphasized are important for providing transparency to student-athletes and coaches for recruitment opportunities, roster management and financial aid planning. There will continue to be exceptions to the legislated transfer windows, including for the departure of a head coach or a discontinued sport. Student-athletes who plan to enroll as graduate students at their next school can enter the portal at any time during the academic year but must enter the portal prior to the conclusion of their respective sports' final transfer windows.

In addition to reviewing the council actions during its meeting next week, the Division I board will consider directing the Committee on Academics to examine criteria for academic waivers and consider the creation of a Transfer Academic Progress Rate, which would give real-time information about the academic health of a school's four-year undergraduate transfer student-athletes. 

The board also will consider charging the Committee on Academics to study the creation of a Graduation Passport, which would specifically track academic progress and will provide a measure of graduation outcomes for student-athletes who transfer. This resource would be the first metric of its kind to specifically track graduation for students who transfer. Currently, the federal graduation rate does not count transfers as graduates, and the NCAA's graduation success rate generally assumes outcomes based on the academic status at the time of a student-athlete's departure. 

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Colorado basketball lands Trevor Baskin from in-state Division II

Tad Boyle and Colorado basketball landed the team's first addition from the transfer portal since season's end on Thursday.

Trevor Baskin committed to the Buffaloes after averaging 18.5 points (39% from deep), 8.5 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game last season for Division II Colorado Mesa. The 6-foot-9 forward, who is an Arvada (Pomona High School) native, chose Colorado over Colorado State.

It's a significant get for the Buffs, who will have a completely different look in 2024-25.

Eddie Lampkin Jr. (Syracuse), J'Vonne Hadley (Louisville) and Luke O'Brien have already hit the transfer portal, while senior Tristan da Silva is off to the NBA as a  projected first-round pick . Junior guard KJ Simpson announced his intention to enter the 2024 NBA Draft just last week and star freshman Cody Williams is expected to do the same any day now.

They accounted for Colorado's top six rotation players from last season. That sets Baskin up to not only be a starter for Boyle's Buffs next season, but a leading contributor.

Colorado's group of returning underclassmen includes Julian Hammond III, Javon Ruffin, RJ Smith, Courtney Anderson, Bangot Dak and Assane Diop. Baskin's addition and the 2024 signees — Andrew Crawford, Felix Kossaras, and Sebastian Rancik — leaves the Buffs with two open scholarships. That number increases to three if Williams decide to test the NBA waters.

After winning a program-record 26 games and back-to-back contests in the NCAA Tournament last season, Colorado heads into the Big 12 with Baskin in tow.

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Parma Basket Perm is a basketball team from Russia, based in Perm. The club was founded in 2012. The club is playing for the season 2023/2024 in the VTB United League. Parma Basket Perm plays their home games in the Universal Sports Palace Molot.

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• Country : Russia
• Location : Perm
• Founded : 2012
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• Manager : Vyacheslav Shishkov
• Colours : Blue and White

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• Best result : Third Qualifying Round in 2021/2022 for : Basketball Champions League - Third Qualifying Round
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Gannon standout Josh Omojafo realizes Division I basketball dream. Where is he headed?

Gannon All-American Josh Omojafo didn't have to go far to find his Division I destination.

Omojafo announced on social media Tuesday that he is transferring to Robert Morris in Moon Township, near Pittsburgh.

Omojafo posted on X “Committed!! Thanks to Coach Toole and staff for making this possible.” The Portal Report was first to report the transfer.

The sophomore from Hamilton, Ontario , led Gannon with a scoring average of 20 points per game this past season and had 53 steals, 49 assists and 98 rebounds in 35 games. He played a big part in Gannon's rebound from three wins to 32, the greatest turnaround in NCAA history.

Omojafo has two years left of eligibility and will play for his third coach in three years. He was recruited by Kelvin Jefferson and played for him as a freshman before playing for Jordan Fee this past season. Omojafo will now play for Andrew Toole.

There is a chance Omojafo could play Mercyhurst in the next two years as Robert Morris played two Northeast Conference teams this past winter, including a 97-86 win over Farleigh Dickinson and a 75-73 win at Saint Francis.

Roster turnover

Omojafo is one of seven players to enter the portal from Gannon this offseason along with Thomas Whitley, Cathedral Prep graduate Michael Lucarotti, Berkay Yilmaz, Derrick Anderson, Derrick James and Cenker Evran.

Gannon has also received commitments from four players and has signed three. The Golden Knights have signed Pace Prosser, a 6-foot 1-inch point guard at Berlin-Brothersvalley, a District 5 powerhouse; Rocco Morabito, a 6-3 shooting guard at Archbishop Ryan out of Philadelphia ; and Quinn Barnett, a 6-2 point guard at Brunswick High School in Ohio.

Gannon also has commitments from high school seniors Mason Kemp and Lucas Sekasi. Kemp is a 6-7 forward from Shawnee, Kansas, and Sekasi is a 6-6 point guard from Washington D.C.

The Golden Knights also have commitments from transfers Layne Sarver and Justin Debuck from Union University in Tennessee. Debuck is a 6-1 junior point guard and Sarver is a 6-6 sophomore shooting guard.

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are selected in the first round of the WNBA draft

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LSU's Angel Reese, left, and Iowa's Caitlin Clark pose for a photo before the WNBA basketball draft Monday in New York. Adam Hunger/AP hide caption

LSU's Angel Reese, left, and Iowa's Caitlin Clark pose for a photo before the WNBA basketball draft Monday in New York.

Women's college basketball phenoms Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have been selected in the first round of the WNBA draft.

Clark, a guard at the University of Iowa, was the number one pick by the Indiana Fever. Reese, a forward at Louisiana State University, was selected number seven by the Chicago Sky.

"INDIANA LETS GOOOOO!!!!" Clark posted on X, formerly Twitter.

INDIANA LETS GOOOOO!!!! @IndianaFever — Caitlin Clark (@CaitlinClark22) April 16, 2024

In a video posted to Instagram, Reese said, "I'm coming to Chitown. I'm super excited to compete, work hard and let's win."

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese's LSU-Iowa rematch nets a record audience for ESPN

Reese also posted a photo with her new teammate Kamilla Cardoso, who helped snag a championship for South Carolina this year and was selected third by the Chicago Sky in the first round.

Clark averaged 28.4 points and 8.2 assists over her college career, leading the NCAA in both categories for two years in a row and becoming the all-time leading scorer in college basketball history. Reese averaged 18.6 points and 12.3 rebounds over her college career, and led the SEC division in both categories for two seasons.

Clark, a senior, said in February she would be leaving school to declare for the draft, while Reese, a junior, made a similar announcement earlier this month in a cover story for Vogue magazine.

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Iowa and LSU developed a rivalry after facing off in last year's championship, in which there was controversy about the sportsmanship between both teams. LSU defeated Iowa then, while Iowa beat LSU this year during their Elite Eight rematch. Iowa made it to the championship again this year, but lost to South Carolina.

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Colorado men's basketball lands first transfer portal commit of the offseason, share this article.

After losing several big names soon after the season concluded, Colorado men’s basketball head coach Tad Boyle inked his first transfer portal pickup of the offseason on Thursday.

Heading to Boulder is Trevor Baskin, a 6-foot-9 forward who spent his last four seasons at in-state Division II Colorado Mesa. Baskin was named the 2024 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Player of the Year as a redshirt junior, posting 18.2 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game.

Baskin attended Pomona High School in Arvada and Colorado Mesa was the only college to offer him a scholarship spot. After hitting the transfer portal this spring following four successful years in Grand Junction, he was quickly sought after by Division I programs.

However, the Colorado native wanted to return to the Front Range, narrowing his top choices to Colorado and Colorado State. Despite the Rams nabbing 2022-23 RMAC Player of the Year Joel Scott last offseason, the Buffs won this year’s transfer portal battle.

Let’s get to work @CUBuffsMBB pic.twitter.com/phz6WtqYg0 — Trevor Baskin (@trevorbaskin22) April 18, 2024

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2024 stanley cup playoffs begin on saturday, april 20.

MADISON, Wis. – Nine former Badgers across seven different teams are set to begin their quest for the Stanley Cup in the 2024 NHL playoffs. Among NCAA schools, UW's nine skaters are tied for the third most to start the playoffs.  All time, 14 Badgers have their names etched on the Stanley Cup as winning players a total of an NCAA-best 22 times. The Badgers boast players on the top-seeded team from each conference with one player on the Eastern Conference's New York Rangers and three on the West's Dallas Stars. Defenseman K'Andre Miller and the New York Rangers head into the playoffs as the top overall seed, finishing the season with 114 points and earning the President's Trophy, given out annually to the NHL team with the best record in the regular season. Miller earned eight goals and 30 points in 80 games played during the regular season and he currently owns eight points in 27 playoff games played from 2021 to 2023.  

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TRENT TO TIE IT. pic.twitter.com/uiyOHCGI1W — x - Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) March 27, 2024

CABER IN THE CLUTCH!!! pic.twitter.com/nj4NrZUYrr — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) April 9, 2024

Vintage 🤩 pic.twitter.com/fSM3JedcFR — z - Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) April 10, 2024

That's how we want to finish the period! 🚨 pic.twitter.com/YpefgNNNmB — z - Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) April 13, 2024

🗣️ FILIP FORSBERG HAS TIED THE FRANCHISE RECORD FOR GOALS IN A SEASON pic.twitter.com/FaS4No63HS — Nashville Predators (@PredsNHL) April 5, 2024

🎞️ Hollywood goal 🎞️ pic.twitter.com/wwaHaFeV5u — Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) April 16, 2024

🎩🎩HOLLYWOOD HAT TRICK 🎩🎩 pic.twitter.com/r7P898mT22 — Bakersfield Condors (@Condors) April 7, 2024

We have made the following roster moves: ▪️ F Akil Thomas has been loaned to the Ontario Reign (AHL). ▪️ F Alex Turcotte has been recalled from his conditioning loan and activated from LTIR. 📲 https://t.co/3EKOwyWSqo #GoKingsGo | @Enterprise pic.twitter.com/mRZrTwl7JM — x - LA Kings (@LAKings) April 16, 2024

2️⃣5️⃣ for 2️⃣2️⃣ #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/70O9WkKJcK — Canadiens Montréal (@CanadiensMTL) April 12, 2024

🚨KUNIN TIES IT 🍏GRAF GETS HIS FIRST NHL POINT pic.twitter.com/lFqaPO51rl — San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) April 7, 2024

2 in 2 for No. 2 pic.twitter.com/lm2e2FXEOu — New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) April 6, 2024

🚨FIRST AHL GOAL ALERT🚨 Matty De St. Phalle redirects the shot! pic.twitter.com/cKaqAQTFoQ — x-Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (@WBSPenguins) April 7, 2024

🚨Roster Update: The Wranglers have signed (F) David Silye to a one-year AHL contract which begins next season. He will be with the team on an ATO for the remainder of the season. pic.twitter.com/GUWNlPIix1 — x - Calgary Wranglers (@AHLWranglers) April 7, 2024

a goal from Ro featuring helpers from Christy & Silly pic.twitter.com/LW9A0gczML — x - Cleveland Monsters (@monstershockey) April 6, 2024

MICHAEL MER5CH ON THE POWER PLAY‼️ pic.twitter.com/nTv8hAw4IV — x - Rochester Americans (@AmerksHockey) April 13, 2024

Players Mentioned

#4 Corson Ceulemans

#12 Mathieu De St. Phalle

#15 David Silye

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NCAA | March 19, 2024

Trine wins the 2024 diii men's basketball championship.

Trine defeated Hampden-Sydney, 69-61 to win the 2024 NCAA Division III men's basketball championship. The Thunder finished the season 29-4 to earn their first Division III title.

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2024 NCAA DIII men's basketball championship bracket

Here's a look at the complete DIII men's basketball championship bracket: 

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2024 NCAA DIII men's basketball championship schedule

Championship | Saturday, March 16  at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, IN

• Trine 69, Hampden-Sydney 61  

First round | Friday, March 1: 

• Rowan 81 , Carnegie Mellon 69
• Williams 77 , Desales 51
• Eastern 80, TCNJ 79
• Swarthmore 67, Va. Wesleyan 59
• Tufts 59 , Stockton 55  
• Farmingdale State 80, Stevens 66
• Hope 95, Anderson (IN) 79
• Chris. Newport 79, Hobart 59
• Saint Joseph (CT) 97 , Geneva 83  
• Illinois College 59, Dubuque 57
• Penn State Harrisburg 72, Hood 67
• Coe 79, Wabash 74 (F/OT)
• Catholic 75, Worcester State 72 (F/OT)
• Calvin 93, Elmhurst 78
• Oswego State 74, Babson 63
• Neb. Wesleyan 58, Centenary (LA) 41
• Keene State 82, Marymount (VA) 76  
• Loras 89, Gust. Adolphus 64
• Trinity (CT) 83, Utica 54
• Claremont-M-S 78, St. Thomas (TX) 71
• NYU 82, Husson 61
• Hampden-Sydney 98 , La Roche 61
• CWRU 66, Mary Baldwin 51  
• Randolph-Macon 77, Baruch 45
• Widener 101 , Roger Williams 70
• WashU 71, Wis. Lutheran 68
• Guilford 87, Berry 70 
• Trine 91, Fontbonne 81
• John Carroll 85, SUNY New Paltz 81
• Wis.-Platteville 89, Bethany Lutheran 52
• Texas-Dallas 67, Trinity (TX) 63
• Whitworth 78, Cal Lutheran 73 . 

Second round | Saturday, March 2: 

• Rowan 89,  Catholic 85
• Williams 79, Oswego State 77    
• Trinity (CT) 83,  Swarthmore 74
• Tufts 65, NYU 62
• Hampden-Sydney 72, Farmingdale State 51  
• Keene State 109, Eastern 85    
• Randolph-Macon 75,  Saint Joseph (CT) 64
• Chris. Newport 70, Widener 65 
• WashU 68, Illinois College 67
• CWRU 97,  Hope 79  
• Guilford 76, Penn St. Harrisburg 59
• Trine 76, Coe 70 
• Calvin 71 , John Carroll 66
• Nebraska Wesleyan 77 , Texas-Dallas 63
• Wis.-Platteville 81 , Loras 67
• Claremont-M-S 69 , Whitworth 67

Sectionals Day 1 | Friday, March 8: 

• Nebraska Wesleyan 74 , Claremont-M-S 70
• Chris. Newport 60, Williams 49
• Wis.-Platteville 95,  CWRU 75
• Calvin 72, Randolph-Macon 59
• Hampden-Sydney 91, Rowan 76
• Guilford 82, Keene State 60
• Trine 86, WashU 65
• Trinity (CT) 70, Tufts 53

Sectionals Day 2 | Saturday, March 9

• Hampden-Sydney 68,  Nebraska Wesleyan 60
• Guilford 50, Chris Newport 48  
• Trine 88, Wis.-Platteville 86
• Trinity 69,  Calvin 62 

Semifinals | Thursday,   March 14  at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, IN

• Trine 66,  Trinity 54  | FULL REPLAY 
• Hampden-Sydney 62, Guilford 57  | FULL REPLAY

NCAA DIII men's basketball championship history

Beginning in 1975, the DIII men's basketball tournament has been held every year except for 2020 and 2021, seasons that were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. North Park currently has the most championships with five, while Wisconsin-Platteville, Wisconsin-Whitewater and Wisconsin-Stevens Point each have four. 

Here's a complete history of the DIII men's basketball championship:

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