We are once again down to the final day of the regular season! For the final time (at least that we know of), the A-10 Tournament will kick off with 15 teams in less than a week! Of the 15 teams in the Atlantic 10, once again this year, only three teams have clinched their seeding for the A-10 Tournament heading into the final day of the regular season! Richmond has already clinched A-10 Regular Season crown and the 1-seed, and George Mason controls their own destiny to secure the 2-seed, and can finish no worse than 3rd. Meanwhile the final two double-byes are very much up for grabs between Saint Joseph’s, Davidson and Rhode Island. The only other seeds to be secured are the 10-seed going to Saint Louis and VCU as the 11-seed.
Here’s a lot at how we enter the final day of the regular season:
Richmond:
Clinched 1-seed
George Mason:
Clinches 2-seed with win over Duquesne OR with Saint Joseph’s loss to Richmond
Clinches 3-seed with loss to Duquesne AND with Saint Joseph’s win over Richmond
Saint Joseph’s:
Clinches 2-seed with win over Richmond AND George Mason loss to Duquesne
Clinches 3-seed with win over Richmond AND George Mason win over Duquesne
Clinches 4-seed with loss to Richmond AND Davidson win over Fordham AND Rhode Island loss to GW
Clinches 5-seed with loss to Richmond AND Davidson and Rhode Island both winning.
Davidson:
Clinches 3-seed with win over Fordham AND Saint Joseph’s loss to Richmond
Clinches 4-seed if Davidson and Saint Joseph’s end up with the same record (13-5 OR 12-6) AND Rhode Island does not finish in a 3-way tie at 12-6.
Clinches 5-seed with loss to Fordham AND Saint Joseph’s loss to Richmond AND Rhode Island win over GW
Rhode Island:
Clinches 3-seed with win over GW AND Davidson loss to Fordham AND Saint Joseph’s loss to Richmond
Clinches 4-seed with win over GW AND Davidson win over Fordham AND Saint Joseph’s loss to Richmond
Clinches 5-seed with loss to GW OR Saint Joseph’s win over Richmond
UMass:
Clinches 6-seed with Dayton loss to St. Bonaventure
Clinches 7-seed with Dayton win over St. Bonaventure
Dayton:
Clinches 6-seed with win over St. Bonaventure
Clinches 7-seed with loss to St. Bonaventure
Fordham:
Clinches 8-seed with win over Davidson OR Duquesne loss to George Mason
Clinches 9-seed with loss to Davidson AND Duquesne win over George Mason
Duquesne:
Clinches 8-seed with win over George Mason AND Fordham loss to Duquesne
Clinches 9-seed with loss to George Mason OR Fordham win over Davidson
Saint Louis:
Clinched 10-seed
VCU:
Clinched 11-seed
George Washington:
Clinches 12-seed with win over Rhode Island AND Loyola Chicago loss to Saint Louis
Clinches 13-seed with loss to Rhode Island OR Loyola Chicago win over Saint Louis
Loyola Chicago:
Clinches 12-seed with win over Saint Louis OR GW loss to Rhode Island
Clinches 13-seed with loss to Saint Louis AND GW win over Rhode Island
St. Bonaventure:
Clinches 14-seed with win over Dayton OR La Salle loss to VCU
Clinches 15-seed with loss to Dayton AND La Salle win over VCU
La Salle:
Clinches 14-seed with win over VCU AND St. Bonaventure loss to Dayton
Clinches 15-seed with loss to VCU OR St. Bonaventure win over Dayton
Still lots to be decided! 14 of 15 teams play on Saturday, setting up another excellent afternoon day of A-10 Women’s hoops!
1:00 Rhode Island vs George Washington (ESPN+)
1:00 Davidson vs Fordham (ESPN+)
1:00 St. Bonaventure vs Dayton (ESPN+)
2:00 Saint Joseph’s vs Richmond (ESPN+)
2:00 La Salle vs VCU (ESPN+)
3:00 George Mason vs Duquesne (ESPN+)
3:00 Loyola Chicago vs Saint Louis (ESPN+)
Note: all always, these clinching scenarios are not official, but rather calculated by me, and mistakes are possible. I do my best to give A-10 fans the most complete picture possible, but I apologize in advance for mathematical errors!
Daniel Frank is an alum of George Mason University. The 2025 season marks their 10th season at A10Talk, where they are proud to be the content lead for Women’s Basketball coverage, as well as a senior contributor for Men’s Basketball content. In addition, this season will be Daniel’s 26th year following GW basketball, and their 8th following George Mason. You can follow Daniel on X, formerly known as Twitter, @n1a2v3y4.
