2013 NCAA tournament

The 2013 NCAA division 3 tournament starts on Friday, March 31 with women's first round games.  These are the list of conferences and the teams that have clinched the AQ from the conferences. How the 62 (64 women) teams are broken down as follows: 43 AQs teams that won their conference tournaments (42 AQs on the men's side) 1 team not in a conference (pool B team) and 20 at-large (pool C teams) (men's team has 19 at large selections).  The reason the women's field has 2 more teams then the men's field is because they're are about 45 more women's teams then men's teams.

Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference: Penn state-Behrend; La Roche
American Southwest Conference: Concordia (TX); Texas-Dallas
Capital Athletic Conference: St. Mary's (MD); Marymount (VA)
Centennial Conference: Dickinson; Gettysburg
CUNYAC: Staten Island; Baruch
College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin: North Central (IL); Carthage
Colonial States Athletic Conference: Cabrini; Cabrini
Commonwealth Coast Conference: Curry; University of New England
Empire 8: Ithaca; Ithaca
Great Northeast Athletic Conference: Albertus Magnus; Emmanuel
Great South Athletic Conference (women only): Huntington
Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Rose-Hulman; Hanover
Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: Dubuque; Simpson
Landmark: Catholic; Catholic
Liberty: Hobart; St. Lawrence
Little East: Rhode Island College; Southern Maine
MASCAC: Fitchburg state; Bridgewater state
Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association: Calvin; Hope
Middle Atlantic-Commonwealth: Alvernia; Lebanon Valley
Middle Atlantic-Freedom: Delaware Valley; FDU-Florham
Midwest: St. Norbert; Cornell
Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference: St. Thomas; St. Thomas
New England Collegiate Conference: Elms; Regis (MA)
NESCAC: Amherst; Amherst
NEWMAC: WPI; Babson
New Jersey Athletic Conference: Ramapo; Montclair state
North Atlantic: Husson; Colby-Sawyer
North Coast Athletic Conference: Ohio Wesleyan; DePauw
North Eastern Athletic Conference: Morrisville state; Lancaster Bible
Northern Athletics: Aurora; Wisconsin-Lutheran
Northwest: Whitworth; Whitworth
Ohio Athletic Conference: Marietta; Ohio Northern
Old Dominion Athletic Conference: Randolph-Macon; Guilford
Presidents: St. Vincent; Thomas More
SLIAC: Spalding; Westminster (MO)
Skyline: SUNY-Purchase; Farmingdale state
SCIAC: Redlands; Cal Lutheran
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference: Trinity (TX); Trinity (TX)
SUNYAC: SUNY-Cortland; SUNY-New Paltz
UAA (regular season winner has no conference tournament): Wash U; Emory
Upper Midwest Athletic Conference: Northwestern (MN); St. Scholastica
USA South: Christopher Newport; Christopher Newport
WIAC: Wisconsin-Whitewater; Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Here's how I see the remaining 20 men's teams selected:
Pool B:
Going to Centre, the winner of the newly formed Southern Athletic Association, which doesn't have an AQ bid, so all 7 conference teams go into the pool B field.  Centre finished the season 21-5.

Pool C:
The way Pool C works is all 8 regions (Northeast, Atlantic, East, South, Great Lakes, Central (Midwest men), West & Middle Atlantic) each put up a representative, and they comittee members compare 8 teams to each other and pick the best.  Once a region gets a team selected, they pick another one until all 19 (20) spots are filled up.  With that said, here are my 19 Pool C teams:
Middlebury
Williams
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Rochester
Virginia Wesleyan
Wooster
Illinois Wesleyan
SUNY-Plattsburgh
Hampden-Sydney
Mary Hardin Baylor
Wheaton (IL)
Wesley
MIT
Stevens Institute of Technology
SUNY-Old Westbury
Transylvania
Emory
Thomas More
Albright

Last 4 in:
Albright, Thomas More, Old Westbury, Transylvania
First 4 out:
Springfield, Rutgers-Newark, Brandeis, Augustana

Here's how I see the 21 women's teams taking shape:

Pool B:
Rhodes.  Was 24-3 in the SAA

Pool C (once again, not in order they'll be selected):
William Paterson
Mary Washington
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Wash U
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Rochester
Calvin
Illinois Wesleyan
Messiah
Widener
Moravian
Tufts
Williams
Ferrum
Louisiana College
Maryville (TN)
Lewis & Clark
Smith
Scranton
Eastern Mennonite

Last 4 in:
Eastern Mennonite, Scranton, Maryville, Mary Washington
First 4 out:
Castleton state, Concordia-Moorhead, Vassar, Howard Payne