College Championships 2022 Qualifying Thread

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May 1, 2022 by Ultiworld in News, Recap with 0 comments

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Here is the list of teams that have qualified for the 2022 USA Ultimate College Championships in Milwaukee, WI. This list will be frequently updated with new information.

D-I WOMEN’S QUALIFIERS

North Carolina (AC1)
Virginia (AC2)
William & Mary (AC3)
Purdue (GL1)
SUNY Binghamton (ME1)
Tufts (NE1)
Vermont (NE2)
Northeastern (NE3)
Carleton (NC1)
Washington (NW1)
British Columbia (NW2)
Pittsburgh (OV1)
Colorado (SC1)
Colorado State (SC2)
Georgia (SE1)
Florida State (SE2)
UC Santa Barbara (SW1)
Stanford (SW2)
UC San Diego (SW3)
UC Davis (SW4)

D-I MEN’S QUALIFIERS

North Carolina (AC1)
North Carolina State (AC2)
William & Mary (AC3)
Michigan (GL1)
Connecticut (ME1)
Brown (NE1)
Vermont (NE2)
Minnesota (NC1)
Wisconsin (NC2)
Utah State (NW1)
Washington (NW2)
Pittsburgh (OV1)
Ohio State (OV2)
Colorado (SC1)
Texas (SC2)
Washington University (SC3)
Georgia (SE1)
Auburn (SE2)
Cal Poly SLO (SW1)
California (SW2)

D-III WOMEN’S QUALIFIERS

Mary Washington (AC1)
Knox (GL1)
Skidmore (ME1)
SUNY Geneseo (ME2)
Middlebury (NE1)
Wellesley (NE2)
Mount Holyoke (NE3)
Carleton (NC1)
St. Olaf (NC2)
Portland (NW1)
Lewis & Clark (NW2)
Lehigh (OV1)
Haverford & Bryn Mawr (OV2)
Rice (SC1)
Berry (SE1)
Occidental (SW1)

D-III MEN’S QUALIFIERS

Navy (AC1)
Grace (GL1)
Ithaca (ME1)
Connecticut College (ME2)
Middlebury (NE1)
Williams (NE2)
Brandeis (NE3)
St. Olaf (NC1)
Grinnell (NC2)
Pacific Lutheran (NW1)
Oberlin (OV1)
Scranton (OV2)
Colorado College (SC1)
Oklahoma Christian (SC2)
Berry (SE1)
Claremont (SW1)

Nationals qualifiers in bold.

ATLANTIC COAST

D-I Women’s

1. North Carolina (def. Virginia 15-6 in the final; NC State 15-3 in the frontdoor semifinal to qualify)
2. Virginia (def. William & Mary 15-7 in the frontdoor semifinal)
3. William & Mary (def. NC State 15-12 in the game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. North Carolina (def. NC State 15-12 in the final; def. William & Mary 15-2 in the frontdoor semifinal to qualify)
2. North Carolina State (def. Duke 13-12 in the frontdoor semifinal)
3. William & Mary (def. Maryland 15-8 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Mary Washington (def. Catholic 11-3 in the final)

D-III Men’s

1. Navy (def. Richmond 15-3 in the final)

GREAT LAKES

D-I Women’s

1. Purdue (def. Michigan 10-7 in the final)

D-I Men’s

1. Michigan (def. Indiana 15-7 in the final)

D-III Women’s

1. Knox (def. Wheaton 7-2 in the final)

D-III Men’s

1. Grace (def. Butler 12-10 in the final)

METRO EAST

D-I Women’s

1. SUNY Binghamton (def. Yale 15-9 in the final)

D-I Men’s

1. Connecticut (def. Cornell 14-12 in the final)

D-III Women’s

1. Skidmore (def. SUNY Geneseo 14-7 in the final)
2. SUNY Geneseo (def. Rochester 12-10 in the game-to-go)

D-III Men’s

1. Ithaca (def. Conn College 15-4 in final)
2. Connecticut College (def. SUNY Cortland 15-5 in the game-to-go)

NEW ENGLAND

D-I Women’s

1. Tufts (def. Vermont 8-4 in the final; def. Brown 13-4 in the frontdoor semifinal to qualify)
2. Vermont (def. Northeastern 7-2 in the frontdoor semifinal, lost to Tufts in the final)
3. Northeastern (def. Brown 5-4 in the game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. Brown (def. Vermont 15-5 in the final)
2. Vermont (def. Northeastern 14-8 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s¹

1. Middlebury (def. Wellesley 11-9 in the final)
2. Wellesley (def. Mount Holyoke in the front-door semifinal, lost to Middlebury in the final)
3. Mount Holyoke (def. Brandeis in the game-to-go)

D-III Men’s

1. Middlebury (def. Williams 15-7 in final)
2. Williams (def. Brandeis 13-9 in the front-door semifinal, lost to Middlebury in the final)
3. Brandeis (def. Bates 14-13 in the game-to-go)

NORTH CENTRAL

D-I Women’s

1. Carleton (def. Iowa 13-1 in final)

D-I Men’s

1. Minnesota (def. Carleton 9-8 in the final)
2. Wisconsin (def. Carleton 13-8 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Carleton (def. St. Olaf 10-8 in the final)
2. St. Olaf (def. Winona State 8-5 in the game-to-go)

D-III Men’s

1. St. Olaf (def. Grinnell 15-4 in the final)
2. Grinnell (def. Michigan Tech 13-12 in the game-to-go)

NORTHWEST

D-I Women’s

1. Washington (def. British Columbia in the final)
2. British Columbia (def. Oregon 15-4 in the game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. Utah State (def. Oregon State 13-5 in the final)
2. Washington (def. Oregon State 13-7 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Portland (def. Lewis & Clark 14-5 in the final)
2. Lewis & Clark (def. Puget Sound 11-5 in the game-to-go)

D-III Men’s

1. Pacific Lutheran (def. Whitworth 15-7 in the game-to-go)²

OHIO VALLEY

D-I Women’s

1. Pittsburgh (def. Ohio 12-6 in final)

D-I Men’s

1. Pittsburgh (def. Ohio State 13-7 in the final)
2. Ohio State (def. Case Western 13-8 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Lehigh (def. Haverford & Bryn Mawr 15-8 in final)
2. Haverford & Bryn Mawr (def. Cedarville in game-to-go

D-III Men’s

1. Oberlin (def. Scranton 15-11 in final)
2. Scranton (def. Swarthmore 15-12 in the game-to-go)

SOUTH CENTRAL

D-I Women’s

1. Colorado (def. Texas 15-3 in final)
2. Colorado State (def. Texas 13-12 in game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. Colorado (def. Texas 15-7 in final)
2. Texas (def. Washington University 15-5 in front-door semifinal, lost to Colorado in the final)
3. Washington University (def. Colorado State 13-10 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Rice (def. Trinity 11-8 in the final)

D-III Men’s

1. Colorado College (def. Missouri S&T 15-14 in the final)
2. Oklahoma Christian (def. Missouri S&T 15-12 in the game-to-go)

SOUTHEAST

D-I Women’s

1. Georgia (def. Florida State 13-6 in the final)
2. Florida State (def. Georgia Tech 13-5 in the game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. Georgia (def. Auburn 13-8 in the final)
2. Auburn (def. Georgia Tech 13-6 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Berry (def. Union 11-8 in the final)

D-III Men’s

1. Berry (def. Union 15-7 in the final)

SOUTHWEST

D-I Women’s

1. UC Santa Barbara (def. UC San Diego 13-6 in the final; def. UC Davis 13-12 in the frontdoor semifinal to qualify)
2. Stanford (def. UC Davis 13-3 in game-to-go; def UC San Diego 13-6 in 2nd place game)
3. UC San Diego (def. Stanford 13-11 in the frontdoor semifinal to qualify)
4. UC Davis (def. UCLA 13-7 in the game-to-go)

D-I Men’s

1. Cal Poly SLO (def. California 13-7 in the final)
2. California (def. UCLA 13-10 in the game-to-go)

D-III Women’s

1. Occidental (def. Claremont 11-7 in the final)

D-III Men’s

1. Claremont (def. Occidental and CalTech in round robin play)

1. Williams had to drop from the second day of the tournament because of COVID restrictions. ↩

2. Whitman won the front-door final in order to qualify for D-I Regionals. ↩