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2026 D-III NCAA Tournament Pick'em First Round Games

Saturday, March 14, 2026

6:00 Neumann at Hamilton

7:00 Norwich at Salve Regina

7:00 Williams at Utica

8:00 Univ of New England at St. Norbert

8:00 Saint John's at Aurora

8:00 Anna Maria at UW-Stout
 
6:00 Neumann at Hamilton

7:00 Norwich at Salve Regina

7:00 Williams at Utica

8:00 Univ of New England at St. Norbert

8:00 Saint John's at Aurora

8:00 Anna Maria at UW-Stout
 
Tom Coughlin said:
So is the UNE @ SNC game :) If I got there at 8 it would be the middle of the second period.
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As I said in the first post of this thread late Tuesday evening:

Times are eastern and are based on info at USCHO.com

(and the info on the Neumann/Hamilton game info has changed since Tuesday night)

Also, USCHO now shows the Saint John's at Aurora to start at 2:00 CDT/3:00 EDT
 
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Saturday, March 14, 2026 (all times are Eastern, because...well you know)

7:00 Neumann at Hamilton

7:00 Norwich at Salve Regina

7:00 Williams at Utica

8:00 Univ of New England at St. Norbert

3:00 Saint John's at Aurora

8:00 Anna Maria at UW-Stout
 
Blizzard forecasted for Green Bay over the next three days. 🫤

Stout (Menomonie) area too.

But I imagine UNE and Anna Maria are there already.
 
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altazo said:
Blizzard forecasted for Green Bay over the next three days. 🫤

Stout (Menomonie) area too.

But I imagine UNE and Anna Maria are there already.
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At least on the East side of the state, it sounds like the worst of it isn't hitting until later on Sunday into Monday.

I've seen forecasts for anywhere between 0 and 40 inches in total. And it's not like upstate NY where a storm like that is somewhat normal. Being on the West side of Lake Michigan we rarely get over a foot of snow.
 
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