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The 2021 Tournament: A Comprehensive Analysis

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Tournament Seeds and Standings

Seeding Methodology

The 2021 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) women's basketball tournament featured participation from all conference teams except Canisius, whose season was suspended. Due to the impact of the 2020-21 season's unique circumstances, conference standings and tournament seeding were determined by overall conference regular season wins, rather than the typical 20-game conference schedule. A specific tiebreaker system was implemented for teams with identical conference records. Notably, the top six teams secured byes directly into the quarterfinals, streamlining the initial tournament progression.

Conference Standings

The MAAC standings for the 2020-21 season dictated tournament seeding. The league employed a unique ordering based on total conference wins, deviating from standard winning percentage calculations to accommodate schedule disruptions. This ensured a clear hierarchy for tournament progression.

2020–21 MAAC women's basketball standings
Team Conf. Overall
W   L   PCT W   L   PCT
Marist 13 3   .813 18 4   .818
Quinnipiac 11 5   .688 13 8   .619
Saint Peter's 10 10   .526 13 15   .464
Fairfield 9 3   .750 11 5   .688
Manhattan 9 3   .750 11 9   .550
Iona 5 6   .455 6 9   .400
Rider 5 13   .278 8 18   .308
Niagara 4 6   .400 4 7   .364
Siena 3 8   .273 4 9   .308
Monmouth 2 11   .154 2 16   .111
Canisius 0 4   .000 0 5   .000
2021 MAAC tournament winner.
Notes: Standings ordered by league wins. Canisius suspended their season. Rankings denote tournament seeding.

Tournament Schedule and Broadcasts

Matchups and Viewing Information

The 2021 MAAC Women's Basketball Tournament commenced on March 9th and concluded on March 13th, hosted at the Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey. All contests were broadcast live, primarily on ESPN+, with select games, including the championship final, available on ESPNews, ensuring broad accessibility for fans and analysts.

Session | Game | Time* | Matchup | Score | Attendance | Television
Session Game Time* Matchup Score Attendance Television
First round – Tuesday, March 9
1 1 12:00 pm No. 8 Niagara vs No. 9 Siena 65–74 ESPN+
2 2:30 pm No. 7 Rider vs No. 10 Monmouth 44–41
Quarterfinals – Wednesday, March 10
2 3 12:00 pm No. 1 Marist vs No. 9 Siena 63–55 ESPN+
4 2:30 pm No. 2 Quinnipiac vs No. 7 Rider 50–62
Quarterfinals – Thursday, March 11
3 5 12:00 pm No. 3 Saint Peter's vs No. 6 Iona 61–50 ESPN+
6 2:30 pm No. 4 Fairfield vs No. 5 Manhattan 51–40
Semifinals – Friday, March 12
4 7 11:00 am No. 1 Marist vs No. 4 Fairfield 66–50 ESPN+
8 1:30 pm No. 7 Rider vs No. 3 Saint Peter's 67–72
Championship – Saturday, March 13
5 9 11:00 am No. 1 Marist vs No. 3 Saint Peter's 69–30 ESPNews

* Denotes game times in Eastern Time (ET). Rankings denote tournament seeding.

Tournament Bracket Visualization

Path to the Championship

The tournament bracket illustrates the progression of teams through the single-elimination format. The top seeds received byes, entering play in the quarterfinals. The bracket clearly maps out each matchup, from the initial first-round games to the championship final, highlighting the journey of the Marist Red Foxes to their title victory.

First round
Tuesday, March 9
Quarterfinals
Wednesday/Thursday, March 10/11
Semifinals
Friday, March 12
Championship
Saturday, March 13
                       
1 Marist 63
9 Siena 55
8 Niagara 65
9 Siena 74 1 Marist 66
4 Fairfield 50
5 Manhattan 40
2 Quinnipiac 50
7 Rider 62
7 Rider 44
10 Monmouth 41 3 Saint Peter's 72
3 Saint Peter's 61
6 Iona 50
1 Marist 69
3 Saint Peter's 30

All-Championship Team Recognition

Honoring Top Performers

The All-Championship Team acknowledges the outstanding individual performances throughout the tournament. These athletes demonstrated exceptional skill and leadership, contributing significantly to their teams' success. Willow Duffell of Marist was notably recognized as the Tournament MVP, underscoring her pivotal role in the championship victory.

2021 MAAC Women's Basketball All-Championship Team
  • Makayla Firebaugh, Rider
  • Lou Lopez-Senechal, Fairfield
  • Taiah Thompson, Saint Peter's
  • Ajia James, Saint Peter's
  • Allie Best, Marist
  • Caitlin Weimar, Marist
  • MVP Willow Duffell, Marist

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