Maac Basketball Standings: How Your Team is Faring

Keep up with the latest Maac Basketball Standings and see how your team is doing. See which teams are leading the pack and which ones are struggling to keep up.

How the top 25 teams are faring in the MAAC standings

In the MAAC, there is a lot of parity from top to bottom. As of February 12th, the top eight teams in the conference are separated by just three games. Iona leads the way at 13-3, followed by Siena (12-4), Rider (11-5), Monmouth (11-5), Quinnipiac (10-6), Saint Peter’s (9-7), Manhattan (9-7) and Marist (8-8). Here is a look at how the top 25 teams in the conference are faring.

How your team is faring in the MAAC standings

This is a quick guide to how your team is faring in the MAAC standings. If your team is currently in first place, they have a good chance of winning the Aac Tournament and advancing to the NCAA tournament If your team is in second place, they have a good chance of making it to the AAC tournament semifinals. If your team is in third place, they have a good chance of making it to the MAAC tournament quarterfinals.

A look at the MAAC standings and what it means for the conference tournament

With conference tournaments right around the corner, bubble teams are looking to make a final push while the top seeds are trying to solidify their position. In the MAAC, there is still a lot of movement that can happen before the tournament starts on March 5th. Here is a look at the current standings and what it means for each team.

Monmouth currently holds the top spot in the MAAC with a record of 14-4 in conference play They have won 8 of their last 10 games and are looking to make a run in the conference tournament

Niagara is second in the MAAC with a 13-5 record. They are coming off of two big wins againstFairfield and Iona and have momentum heading into nt play

Siena sits in third place with a 12-6 record in conference play They have won 4 out of their last 5 games, with their only loss coming to Monmouth.

Canisius and Quinnipiac are both 11-7 in conference play and are tied for fourth place. Canisius has lost 3 out of their last 5 games, while Quinnipiac has won 4 out of their last 5 games.

Rounding out the MAAC standings are Iona (10-8), Marist (9-9), Manhattan (8-10), Fairfield (7-11), Rider (7-11), and Saint Peter’s (6-12). Iona has lost 4 out of their last 5 games, but they did beat Niagara earlier this season. Marist has won 3 out of their last 5 games, including a win over Quinnipiac. Manhattan has lost 3 out of their last 4 games, but they did beat Siena earlier this season. Fairfield has won 2 out of their last 3 games, but they have lost 9 out of their last 11 games overall. Rider has lost 4 out of their last 6 games, but they did beat Canisius earlier this season. Saint Peter’s has lost 8 out of their last 10 games and is currently on a four-game losing streak heading into Tournament Play

How the MAAC standings will affect NCAA Tournament seeding

With less than a month left in the college Basketball season March Madness is right around the corner. The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) is especially important this year as the conference boasts 4 teams in the top 100 of the NCAA Net Rankings Here’s a look at how the Conference Standings will affect seeding in the NCAA tournament

As of February 26th, the MAAC standings are as follows:

1. Iona (22-6, 15-3 MAAC)
2. Siena (21-7, 13-5 MAAC)
3. Rider (19-9, 12-6 MAAC)
4. Quinnipiac (17-11, 11-7 MAAC)
5. Monmouth (17-11, 10-8 MAAC)
6. Manhattan (14-14, 9-9 MAAC)
7. Canisius (13-15, 8-10 MAAC)
8. Fairfield (12-16, 7-11 MAAC)
9. Niagara (11-17, 7-11 MAAC)
10. Marist (10-18, 7=11 MAAC)
11. Stetson (5=23, 4=14 MAAC)

Based on their current record and ranking, Iona and Siena are locks for the NCAA tournament while Rider and Quinnipiac are on the bubble but have a good chance of making it in as well. Monmouth and Manhattan are currently projected to make the NIT tournament while Canisius andFairfield are on the outside looking in but still have a chance to make a run down the stretch to improve their chances of playing in March Madness or the NIT

A look at the teams on the bubble in the MAAC standings

With conference play winding down, there are a number of teams in the MAAC who are on the bubble for the Conference Tournament Here is a look at how those teams are faring:

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How the bottom of the MAAC standings is shaping up

With conference play in Full Swing the bottom of the MAAC standings is starting to take shape. Here’s a look at how teams are faring so far:

## last place: Niagara (1-9)
Niagara has had a tough season, winning just one conference game thus far. They currently sit in last place in the MAAC standings.

## ninth place: Monmouth (4-6)
Monmouth has had a middling season, winning four games and losing six. They currently sit in ninth place in the MAAC standings.

## eighth place: Quinnipiac (5-5)
Quinnipiac has had a .500 season thus far, winning five games and losing five. They currently sit in eighth place in the MAAC standings.

Only time will tell how these teams will end up finishing the season, but it is clear that the bottom of the MAAC standings is still very much up for grabs.

A look at the MAAC standings and what it means for the conference tournament

The Mid-American Athletic Conference (MAAC) is a collegiate athletic conference which operates in the northeastern United States The conference participates in the NCAA’s Division I.

There are eleven full-member and two affiliate members in the MAAC. Full members are classified as Division I schools while affiliate members are Division II.
The conference was founded in 1980 when charter members Niagara, La Salle, and Syracuse were admitted to the ECAC Metro conference. The conference currently sponsors men’s and women’s basketball, and men’s Ice Hockey
The MAAC Men’s Basketball Tournament is held at the end of each season to determine which team receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament

Here is a look at the current MAAC standings:
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How the MAAC standings will affect NCAA tournament seeding

There is a lot on the line for these mid-major conference basketball teams as the Conference tournament approaches. The automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament that comes with winning the MAAC tournament is huge, but so is having a good enough regular season record to earn an at-large bid. Here’s a look at how the current MAAC standings will affect NCAA Tournament seeding:

Team | Record | Games Back | NCAA tournament Seeding
— | — | — | —
Siena | 14-4 | 0.5 | 8
Iona | 13-5 | 1.5| 10
Manhattan | 11-7 | 3.5| 12
Fairfield | 10-8 | 4.5| 13
Quinnipiac | 9-9 5.5| 14

A look at the teams on the bubble in the MAAC standings

The MAAC standings are starting to take shape as we approach the halfway point of the conference season. A handful of teams are still in the running for the title, while others are jockeying for position in the conference tournament Here’s a look at where each team stands and what they need to do to improve their chances of making the NCAA Tournament

Team | Record | MAAC Play | Remaining Games
— | — | — | —
Marist | 11-5 (6-1) | 3-0 | vs. Siena, @ Quinnipiac, vs. Rider, @ Iona
Monmouth | 10-6 (5-2) | 2-1 | vs. Fairfield, @ Niagara, vs. Saint Peter’s, @ Manhattan
Niagara | 10-6 (4-3) | 1-2 | vs. Rider, vs. Monmouth, @ Marist, vs. Siena
Canisius 7-9 (4-3) 1-2 @ Quinnipiac, vs. Iona ,@ Saint Peter’s ,vs. Rider
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Siena 6 -10 (2 -5 ) 0 – 3 @ Marist ,@ Iona ,vs .Fairfield ,@ Niagara
Manhattan 4 -12 (1 -6 ) 0 – 3 vs .Saint Peter’s ,@ Rider ,vs .Iona

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How the bottom of the MAAC standings is shaping up

With only a few weeks left in the regular season the bottom of the MAAC standings is beginning to take shape. Here’s a look at how each team is faring:

Iona currently sits in last place with a conference record of 2-12. The Gaels have lost four straight games and their last win came against fellow bottom-dweller Niagara, who they currently lead by one game in the standings.

Niagara has struggled all season long and currently has the Worst Record in the conference at 1-13. The Purple Eagles have lost five games in a row and their only conference win came against Iona back in January.

Hebrew is currently in 11th place with a conference record of 4-10. The Hawks have won two of their last three games and are just two games out of tenth place.

Manhattan sits in tenth place with a conference record of 6-8. The Jaspers have lost four of their last five games and are just one game out of ninth place.

Canisius occupies ninth place with a conference record of 7-7. The Golden Griffins have won four of their last six games and are just two games out of seventh place.