| 2025-26 NCAA Division II Tournament Scoreboard (All times Eastern) | |||||||
| ATLANTIC REGIONAL | EAST REGIONAL | MIDWEST REGIONAL | SOUTH REGIONAL | ||||
| Indiana (Pa.) | - |
Assumption | - |
Lake Erie | - |
West Florida | - |
| Fairmont State | - |
Saint Anselm | 84 |
Michigan Tech | - |
West Alabama | - |
| Saturday, 12 pm -- Stats | Saturday, 12 pm -- Stats | Saturday, 12 pm -- Stats | Saturday, 12 pm -- Stats | ||||
| SOUTHEAST REGIONAL | CENTRAL REGIONAL | SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL | WEST REGIONAL | ||||
| Columbus State | - |
Rogers State | - |
Black Hills State | 73 |
Northwest Nazarene | - |
| Catawba | - |
Central MIssouri | - |
Lubbock Christian | 74 |
Point Loma | - |
| Saturday, 12 pm -- Stats | Saturday, 1 pm -- Stats | Saturday, 1 pm -- Stats | Friday, 3 pm -- Stats | ||||
(March 10) -- Nova Southeastern will begin defense of its NCAA Division II championship as the top-ranked team in the nation as the Sharks head up the final NABC/Division II poll for the 2025-26 season. Ranked first in each of the last five polls of the campaign, Nova Southeastern comes into the NCAA Tournament as the top seed in the South Regional – after its Division II record home winning streak was nearly snapped on Sunday – and will be among eight schools hosting regionals this weekend.
The first regional to get underway will be the West Regional, headed by undefeated and No. 2-ranked Cal State East Bay as the Pioneers wrapped up an perfect regular season by winning the California Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament. That regional begins on Friday, while the other seven will get underway the following afternoon.
The other regional hosts will be No. 3 Washburn (Central), No. 4 Daemen (East), No. 5 Anderson (Southeast), No. 6 Gannon (Atlantic), No. 9 Walsh (Midwest) and No. 15 DBU (South Central). Walsh jumped into the top 10 after capturing the Great Midwest Athletic Conference title and top seed in the Midwest, while Black Hills State also landed a spot in the top 10 in the final poll after winning the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship over the weekend.
Eight of the top 10 teams in the final poll won conference tournament championships this season, as did six additional teams among the other 15 in the rankings and four more teams that received votes.
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| 2025-26 NCAA Division II Conference Tournaments | |||
| Conference | Dates | Site* | Champion |
| Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association | Feb. 24-28 | Baltimore, Md. | Fayetteville State |
| Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference | Feb. 25-March 3 | Sioux Falls, S.D. | Minnesota Duluth |
| Northeast-10 Conference | Feb. 28-March 7 | Manchester, N.H. | Saint Anselm |
| Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | Feb. 28-March 7 | Morrow, Ga. | Morehouse |
| Great Midwest Athletic Conference | March 3-7 | North Canton, Ohio | Walsh |
| Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference | March 3-7 | Spearfish, S.D. | Black Hills State |
| South Atlantic Conference | March 4-7 | Rock Hill, S.C. | Anderson |
| California Collegiate Athletic Association | March 5-7 | Pomona, Calif. | Cal State East Bay |
| Great Northwest Athletic Conference | March 5-7 | Bellingham, Wash. | Saint Martin's |
| Pacific West Conference | March 5-7 | San Diego, Calif. | Point Loma |
| Conference Carolinas | March 1-8 | Spartanburg, S.C. | Young Harris |
| Gulf South Conference | March 2-8 | Livingston, Ala. | West Florida |
| Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference | March 2-8 | Erie, Pa. | California (Pa.) |
| Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference | March 3-8 | Caldwell, N.J. | Felician |
| Sunshine State Conference | March 3-8 | Davie, Fla. | Nova Southeastern |
| East Coast Conference | March 4-8 | Amherst, N.Y. | Daemen |
| Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | March 4-8 | Marquette, Mich. | Grand Valley State |
| Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association | March 4-8 | Kansas City, Mo. | Washburn |
| Mountain East Conference | March 4-8 | Wheeling, W.Va. | West Liberty |
| Peach Belt Conference | March 4-8 | Greenwood, S.C. | Lander |
| Great American Conference | March 5-8 | Fort Smith, Ark. | Harding |
| Great Lakes Valley Conference | March 5-8 | St. Louis, Mo. | William Jewell |
| Lone Star Conference | March 5-8 | Frisco, Texas | DBU |
| *Site of championship game | |||