INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference received two bids into the NCAA Division III men’s basketball tournament for the fourth consecutive year. Conference tournament champion Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology was joined by Transylvania University in the field of 62 for the second straight season.

Rose-Hulman, the HCAC tournament champions, will host Calvin on Saturday, March 2 in the first round of the 2013 NCAA Division III Tournament. The Engineers won the HCAC's automatic bid with a 64-59 win over Hanover in the HCAC championship game Saturday night.

Transylvania, despite a loss in the HCAC semifinals, earned an at-large berth into the 62-team field and will travel to Illinois Wesleyan Saturday.

Rose-Hulman, 24-3, will remain at home and welcome Calvin College (24-3) to Hulbert Arena. The Knights defeated Hope, 77-57, to earn the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) tournament title. Calvin enters the tournament winners of 18 of its last 19 games, while Rose-Hulman heads into NCAA postseason play winning 11 of 12 .

The Engineers are making their second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament and tenth overall appearance in school history.

The winner of the Rose-Hulman vs. Calvin game will play the winner of the Wis.-Stevens Point (21-5) vs. Northwestern (MN) (21-6) game Saturday, March 9.

Transylvania University has been selected to play in the 62-team NCAA Division III Tournament and will be making its fifth appearance in the NCAA field. The Pioneers (20-7) will travel to Illinois Wesleyan (21-5) Friday. The Titans fell to Augustana 53-47 in the semifinals of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) tournament and also earned an at-large bid to the dance.

The winner of the Transylvania vs. Illinois Wesleyan matchup will face the winner of the Washington-St. Louis (20-5) vs. Spalding (20-7) game Saturday, March 9.