Mount St. Mary’s, umd. In the NCAA tournament

March Madness begins this week and the Maryland teams are hunting!

Mount St. Mary’s – first four

The mountaineers of Mount St. Mary von Emmitsburg, Frederick County, tip over on Wednesday at 6.40 p.m. in Dayton, Ohio, against American. Both teams ended their seasons with a record of 22-12 and are 16 seeds. The winner will play in Ralieg, North Carolina, No. 1 seed No. 1.

This is the seventh appearance of Mount in the NCAA tournament and the first as part of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

The mount occurred in the first four four times with a 2-2 record.

Men of the University of Maryland – first round

The men’s Maryland Männerbasketball team ended the season 25: 8 in total and earned a seed no. 13 in the first round in Seattle (TBS) on Friday, March 21st, at 4:35 p.m. in the first round in Seattle.

This is Maryland’s 31st ever in the NCAA tournament.

• The TERPS have a 44-29 tournament record
• The four seeds is the highest for Maryland in the NCAA tournament since it has also been four seeds in 2015
• The TERPS have the Sweet Sixteen 14 times, the Elite eight times, the Final Four reached twice and won the NCAA National Championship title in 2002.

Women of the University of Maryland – first round

The Maryland Women’s Basketball team of Maryland ended the season 23-7 overall and also received a four-man to organize Norfolk State No. 13 in the first round in College Park on Saturday, March 22nd (ESPN).

College Park organizes both the first and the second round in the Birmingham 2 region on Saturday. NCAA regional are played in Birmingham. Alabama and Spokane, Washington, on March 28th to 31st. The last four are 4th to April 6th in Tampa, Florida.

This is Maryland’s 15th NCAA tournament offer in a row.

• It is the 21st NCAA tournament of the TERPS under coach Brenda Frese
• Under Frese is Maryland 41-18 in the NCAA tournament
• The TERPS have been driven on 11 Sweet Sixteens, Seven Elite -Echter, three last four and the 2006 NCAA championship under Frese.