2013 NCAA Division III football season

Regular season

August 31 – November 16, 2013

Playoffs

November 23 – December 20, 2013

National
championship

Salem Football Stadium
Salem, VA

Champions

Wisconsin–Whitewater (5)

Gagliardi Trophy

Kevin Burke, Mount Union (QB)

Division III football seasons
« 2012	2014 »

The 2013 NCAA Division III football season, part of college football in the United States organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association at the Division III level, began in August 31, 2013, and concluded with the National Championship Game of the NCAA Division III Football Championship on December 20, 2013, at Salem Football Stadium in Salem, Virginia. This was the twenty-first consecutive title game held in Salem. The Wisconsin–Whitewater Warhawks defeated the Mount Union Purple Raiders, 52–14, to win their fifth national title.^[1]

The 2013 Gagliardi Trophy was awarded to quarterback Kevin Burke from Mount Union.

Conference summaries

Conference champions
American Southwest Conference – Mary Hardin–Baylor (13–1, 6–0) Centennial Conference – Johns Hopkins (10–1, 9–0) College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin – North Central (IL) (13–1, 7–0) Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Gallaudet (9–2, 6–1) Empire 8 Conference – Ithaca (9–3, 6–1) Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference – Franklin (8–4, 7–1) and Rose–Hulman (7–3, 7–1) Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Wartburg (9–3, 6–1) Liberty League – Hobart (10–1, 7–0) Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference – Framingham State (9–2, 8–0) Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Albion (8–3, 6–0) Middle Atlantic Conference – Lycoming (7–3, 7–2) and Lebanon Valley (8–3, 7–2) Midwest Conference – St. Norbert (8–3, 8–1) Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Bethel (MN) (12–1, 8–0) New England Football Conference – Endicott (8–3, 7–0) New England Small College Athletic Conference – Amherst (7–1, 7–1), Middlebury (7–1, 7–1), and Wesleyan (CT) (7–1, 7–1) New Jersey Athletic Conference – Rowan (9–3, 6–1) and Brockport State (8–3, 6–1) North Coast Athletic Conference – Wittenberg (10–2, 9–0) Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference – Concordia (WI) (8–3, 6–0) Northwest Conference – Linfield (11–1, 6–0) Ohio Athletic Conference – Mount Union (14–1, 9–0) Old Dominion Athletic Conference – Hampden–Sydney (9–3, 6–1) Presidents' Athletic Conference – Thomas More (9–1, 7–1) and Washington & Jefferson (8–3, 7–1) Southern Athletic Association – Millsaps (9–1, 5–1) and Rhodes (8–2, 5–1) Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Redlands (7–3, 7–0) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference – Texas Lutheran (8–1, 3–0) University Athletic Association – Washington–Saint Louis (8–3, 3–0) Upper Midwest Athletic Conference – St. Scholastica (9–2, 9–0) USA South Athletic Conference – Methodist (8–2, 6–1) and Maryville (TN) (8–3, 6–1) Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Wisconsin–Whitewater (15–0, 7–0)

Playoffs

Playoff bracket

First Round November 23 Campus Sites		Second Round November 30 Campus Sites		Quarterfinals December 7 Campus Sites		Semifinals December 14 Campus Sites		National Championship Game December 20 Salem Football Stadium, Salem, Virginia ESPN2

Mount Union*	34
Washington & Jefferson	20	Mount Union*	56
Wittenberg*	58	Wittenberg	21
Lebanon Valley	17			Mount Union*	62
Ithaca*	20			Wesley	59
Framingham State	17	Ithaca	15
Johns Hopkins*	24	Wesley*	23
Wesley	29					Mount Union*	41
North Central (IL)*	63					North Central (IL)	40
Albion	7	North Central (IL)*	52
Wisconsin–Platteville*	54	Wisconsin–Platteville	24
Concordia (WI)	20			North Central (IL)	41
Illinois Wesleyan*	7			Bethel (MN)*	17
Wartburg	41	Wartburg	27
Bethel (MN)*	70	Bethel (MN)*	34
St. Scholastica	13							Mount Union	14
Wisconsin–Whitewater*	31							Wisconsin–Whitewater	52
St. Norbert	7	Wisconsin–Whitewater*	33
Franklin*	17	Franklin	3
Washington–St. Louis	10			Wisconsin–Whitewater*	28
Hampden–Sydney*	42			Linfield	17
Maryville (TN)	34	Hampden–Sydney	21
Linfield*	42	Linfield*	31
Pacific Lutheran	21					Wisconsin–Whitewater	16
Hobart*	34					Mary Hardin–Baylor*	15
Gallaudet	7	Hobart*	6
John Carroll*	16	St. John Fisher	27
St. John Fisher	25			St. John Fisher	23
Rowan*	24			Mary Hardin–Baylor*	45
Endicott	0	Rowan	8
Mary Hardin–Baylor*	35	Mary Hardin–Baylor*	59
Redlands	7

* Home team † Overtime

References

↑ "2013 NCAA Division III National Football Championship Bracket". NCAA. NCAA.com. p. 1. Retrieved January 2, 2014.

NCAA football seasons

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