March brings madness, and as the NJCAA region 20 DII men's basketball tournament is about kick off, Potomac State stands ready to make a deep run. With an impressive 9-4 region record, the team has shown its capability all season long and is now poised to capitalize on the opportunity in front of them. Despite being in a tight race with several other teams, Potomac State has a lot going for them and should be considered a serious contender for the title. The Catamounts are the fifth seed and will take on the fourth seed Garrett in the opening round of the tournament.

Potomac State's strong 9-4 record places them in the middle of the pack, but their talent and depth give them the potential to go far in the tournament. Players like Camren Wilkes, who has been the team's leader with 20.4 points per game, and Damian Thompson, contributing 12.4 points per game, are critical to Potomac State's chances. These two, along with key contributors like Andre Grant and Eugene Bryant, form a potent offensive core that can strike quickly, making them dangerous in any matchup.

The team's balance on both ends of the court is their strength. Wilkes' scoring ability, combined with the playmaking of Thompson and the all-around efforts of Daniel Charlot in the post, give Potomac State the versatility to compete with any opponent. The team averages 88.2 points per game and has the ability to score from all areas on the court. This offensive firepower will be crucial as they face tough opponents in the tournament.

In their upcoming match against Garrett, Potomac State will have a chance to avenge two previous losses earlier in the season to the Lakers. With Charlot anchoring the paint, Wilkes continuing his strong scoring performances, and others stepping up as a reliable playmakers, Potomac State can exploit Garrett's weaknesses and come out on top in this critical matchup.

On the defensive side, Potomac State has shown they can lock down when it matters most. Their ability to stifle opponents and force turnovers has been a key factor in several of their victories. If they can contain Garrett's offensive weapons and force them into difficult shots, Potomac State will be in a strong position to advance to the next round.

Overall, Potomac State has the talent and determination to make a serious push for the championship. With key players in excellent form, a well-rounded team approach, and the desire for redemption, this squad is more than capable of upsetting the top seeds and taking home the region title.

Here is a look at the seeding:

1. Howard                  11-2                                        

2. Cecil                      11-2                                         

3. Montgomery           11-2                                         

4. Garrett                   9-4                                            

5. Potomac State         9-4                                           

6. CCBC Dundalk         8-5                                         

7. Chesapeake             8-5                                       

8. CCBC Catonsville     7-6