Field of six contenders announced for 2014 DII Field Hockey Championship NCAA.com

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PRESENTED BY INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Division II Field Hockey Committee released Sunday the 2014 tournament field. West Chester (18-2) and Stonehill (17-3) will receive first-round byes in the six-team field. In the Atlantic region, Shippensburg (15-4) will travel to Millersville (17-3) for a first-round contest at 3 p.m. ET Tuesday. The winner will meet West Chester in a semifinal matchup. LIU Post (16-3) will play host to Adelphi (14-6) in the East region first-round contest at noon Tuesday. The winner will advance to play Stonehill. Semifinals will be played at 1 and 4 p.m. Dec. 4 with the championship final being held at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 6. This year’s championship will be part of the in Louisville, Kentucky, hosted by Bellarmine and the Louisville Sports Commission. The final rankings, with regional records through Nov. 22: Atlantic Region
• West Chester -- 18-2 overall, 18-1 region
• Millersville -- 17-3 overall, 17-3 region
• Shippensburg -- 15-4 overall, 15-4 region East Region
• Stonehill -- 17-3 overall, 17-3 region
• LIU Post -- 16-3 overall, 15-3 region
• Adelphi -- 14-6 overall, 14-6 region DIVISION II FIELD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES SCHOOL APPEARANCES * LAST RECORD CHAMPIONSHIPS Adelphi 2 1981 0-1 -- LIU Post 5 2013 2-4 -- Millersville 2 2013 1-1 -- Shippensburg 11 2013 5-9 1 (2013) Stonehill 6 2013 2-5 -- West Chester 4 2013 6-1 2 (2011-12) * -- Includes 2014.

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