Welcome to Memories Madness, where Ohio Wesleyan followers can vote on their favorite athletics memories of the 2019-20 academic year.

Voting will take place on the Ohio Wesleyan Sports Twitter feed.  The competition is set up in a bracket of 32, starting with one event from each of Ohio Wesleyan's 25 sports (with the exception of men's and women's outdoor track & field, which did not start their seasons), adding additional events from the 2019-20 academic year, and randomly placing the 32 events into the bracket.

Today's vote:

FINAL
Tuesday, April 28
Field Hockey:  Bishops tie for North Coast Athletic Conference title, the team's first crown since 1995.
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Women's Swimming & Diving:  Bishops break 2 school records on third day of North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.


Memories Madness Bracket


SEMIFINALS
Friday, April 24
Football:  Bishops upend defending conference tri-champion Denison.
vs.
Field Hockey:  Bishops tie for North Coast Athletic Conference title, the team's first crown since 1995.

Sunday, April 26
Men's Soccer:  Jay Martin inducted into United Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame.
vs.
Women's Swimming & Diving:  Bishops break 2 school records on third day of North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.


QUARTERFINALS
Monday, April 20
Women's Basketball:  Bishops sweep season series from Kenyon for first time since 2015.
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Football:  Bishops upend defending conference tri-champion Denison.

Tuesday, April 21
Men's Swimming:  Colin Hawes sets 2 school records during the final day of the North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.
vs.
Field Hockey:  Bishops tie for North Coast Athletic Conference title, the team's first crown since 1995.

Wednesday, April 22
Men's Soccer:  Bishops defeat ninth-/sixth-ranked Chicago to advance to the final 16 of the NCAA Division III tournament.
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Men's Soccer:  Jay Martin inducted into United Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame.

Thursday, April 23
Women's Swimming & Diving:  Bishops break 2 school records on third day of North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.
vs.
Women's Lacrosse:  Sloane Baumgartner sets OWU career goals record.


SECOND ROUND
Friday, April 10
Women's Basketball:  Bishops sweep season series from Kenyon for first time since 2015.
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Wrestling:  Bishops host first intercollegiate wrestling event since 1985.

Saturday, April 11
Men's Soccer:  J.P. Baughman named NCAA statistical champion.
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Football:  Bishops upend defending conference tri-champion Denison.

Monday, April 13
All-Sports:  Bishops move into third place in North Coast Athletic Conference all-sports race.
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Men's Swimming:  Colin Hawes sets 2 school records during the final day of the North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.

Tuesday, April 14
Field Hockey:  Brenda Semit named North Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
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Field Hockey:  Bishops tie for North Coast Athletic Conference title, the team's first crown since 1995.

Wednesday, April 15
Women's Soccer:  Becca Madison named head women's soccer coach.
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Men's Soccer:  Bishops defeat ninth-/sixth-ranked Chicago to advance to the final 16 of the NCAA Division III tournament.

Thursday, April 16
Men's Soccer:  Jay Martin inducted into United Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame.
vs.
Men's Golf:  Bishops place second at Battle at the Brook.

Friday, April 17
Baseball:  D.J. Neff's walk-off home run gives Bishops 3-2 win over Bridgewater State.
vs.
Women's Swimming & Diving:  Bishops break 2 school records on third day of North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.

Saturday, April 18
Women's Lacrosse:  Sloane Baumgartner sets OWU career goals record.
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Field Hockey recognized as NCAA Division III statistical champion.


FIRST ROUND
Tuesday, March 24
Women's Basketball:  Bishops sweep season series from Kenyon for first time since 2015.
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Men's Lacrosse:  Bishops build 7-0 halftime lead on the way to a win over Westminster in what would be the final home game of the 2020 season.

Wednesday, March 25
Women's Golf:  Bishops win team title at Dataw Island Invitational.
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Wrestling:  Bishops host first intercollegiate wrestling event since 1985.

Thursday, March 26
Women's Tennis:  Bishops defeat Millikin on spring break trip.
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Men's Soccer:  J.P. Baughman named NCAA statistical champion.

Friday, March 27
Football:  Bishops upend defending conference tri-champion Denison.
vs.
Women's Soccer:  Bishops defeat eventual North Coast Athletic Conference tournament champion Wooster.

Saturday, March 28
Men's Track & Field:  Bishops finish second at NCAC championship meet, with Marquis Sena winning third straight 60-meter dash title.
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OWU: Bishops move into third place in North Coast Athletic Conference all-sports race.

Sunday, March 29
Volleyball:  Jordan Brandt sets North Coast Athletic Conference record for service aces.
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Men's Swimming:  Colin Hawes sets 2 school records during the final day of the North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.

Monday, March 30
Field Hockey:  Brenda Semit named North Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
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Men's Basketball:  Bishops knock off 24th-ranked Wooster.

Tuesday, March 31
Field Hockey:  Bishops tie for North Coast Athletic Conference title, the team's first crown since 1995.
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Women's Basketball:  Bishops score 5 points in final 10 seconds of regulation time to force overtime in win vs. Wittenberg.

Wednesday, April 1
Women's Soccer:  Becca Madison named head women's soccer coach.
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Men's Tennis:  Bishops take 2 of 3 matches on spring trip.

Thursday, April 2
Softball:  Bishops assemble 2 late-inning rallies to defeat North Park and Concordia.
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Men's Soccer:  Bishops defeat ninth-/sixth-ranked Chicago to advance to the final 16 of the NCAA Division III tournament.

Friday, April 3
Women's Cross Country:  Bishops place 2 on All-North Coast Athletic Conference teams.
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Men's Soccer:  Jay Martin inducted into United Soccer Coaches Hall of Fame.

Saturday, April 4
Men's Golf:  Bishops place second at Battle at the Brook.
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Men's Cross Country:  Bishops have 2 top-5 finishers in second-place showing at DeSales.

Sunday, April 5
Women's Track & Field:  Three Bishops advance to NCAA Division III championship.
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Baseball:  D.J. Neff's walk-off home run gives Bishops 3-2 win over Bridgewater State.

Monday, April 6
Women's Swimming & Diving:  Bishops break 2 school records on third day of North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet.
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Rowing:  Bishops host their first intercollegiate regatta.

Tuesday, April 7
Women's Track & Field:  Bishops win North Coast Athletic Conference championship, with Cirrus Robinson winning fourth straight high jump title.
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Women's Lacrosse:  Sloane Baumgartner sets OWU career goals record.

Wednesday, April 8
Field Hockey recognized as NCAA Division III statistical champion.
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Volleyball:  Bishops sweep eventual North Coast Athletic Conference tournament champion DePauw in "Serena's Game."