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March Mammal Madness

The official location for March Mammal Madness tournament information and resources! If you're learning, you're winning!

2023MMM Bracket

image of the 2023 MMM bracket

Online Bracket Scoring

Back by popular demand, Mr. Jeff Brunstrum’s CONTEST MANAGER! 

The contest manager can be copied and then be used by teachers to track student scores on their bracket selections. MMM strongly emphasizes that students should be graded on participation, aspects of combatant research, arguing from evidence, and/or other classrooMMM activities, but students should never be graded on how well their bracket scores in the tournament.

IS YOUR MMM CONTEST IS BIGGER THAN JUST ONE CLASS? 

2023MMM Tournament Schedule

school lunch style calendar of events for the 2023 MMM tournamentThe action starts at 8 PM Eastern / 5 PM Pacific on all game nights.

2023 March Mammal Madness CALENDAR 

Game Time is 8 PM Eastern/5 PM Pacific for all tournament nights.

Date Event
February 21 (TUES) BRACKET DROP DAY!!!
March 12 (SUN) Wild Card Eve
March 13 (MON) WILD CARD
March 15 (WED) Round 1: Dad Bods Division
March 16 (THURS) Round 1: Mighty Stripes Division
March 20 (MON) Round 1: Animal Engineers Division
March 22 (WED) Round 1: Itty Bitty Comeback City Division
March 23 (THURS) Round 2 Dad Bods & Mighty Stripes
March 27 (MON) Round 2 Animal Engineers & Itty Bitty Comeback City
March 29 (WED) SWEET 16
March 30 (THURS) ELITE TRAIT
April 3 (MON) FINAL ROAR
April 5 (WED) CHAMPIONSHIP

2023 Tournament Randomized Locations: Tropical Rainforest, Sub-tropical Desert, Ephemeral Wetlands, Ghost Forest

Getting Started Resources

Even Moar Educator Materials

Crowd-Sourced Educator Resources

Other Resources for Educators

Example Play by Plays

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