University of California, Berkeley golfer Brandon Hagy was one of ten student-athletes selected to compete on the U.S. Team at the Palmer Cup in England. He relished the experience.
Kendall Spencer competes in track and field for the University of New Mexico and is in training for the Olympic trials. But for now, he is the face of the Division I student-athlete voice in the NCAA.
The NCAA and the Division III Sports Information Directors of America deemed a story about Amelia Campbell of Carleton College as the best of the last quarter.
Division II will grow to 300 members in September after the Membership Committee approved eight schools for active status during its July 7-8 meeting in Indianapolis. The committee also recommended that five schools be admitted into the...
Only 40 student-athletes were selected to be included in the Division III 40-in-40 series. But they weren’t the only ones who went on to achieve great things after their playing days.
Karen Stromme won 440 games over 21 winning seasons as women’s basketball coach at the University of Minnesota Duluth. She is now assistant athletics director at the school.
Twenty-three Division II minority athletics administrators this month got a taste of the NCAA committee experience in a program designed to facilitate their future leadership and involvement. For the sixth year, Division II partnered with...
Ever since Clint Bryant startedthe Military Appreciation Night at Augusta State a quarter-century ago, the event has increasingly become a community celebration. This season, 100 local Army recruits were sworn in Feb. 8 to the cheers of 3,...
Current and former NBA head coaches Stan and Jeff Van Gundy learned basketball on the Division III level before making their respective marks on the league.
The job description for an undergraduate research assistant on Antarctica’s Taylor Glacier promised manual labor, long hours and no showers – and sounded perfect to Rochester’s Avery Palardy.
John Gilpatrick suffered a severe spinal injury while playing hockey at Suffolk. Several doctors told him he would never walk again. Ten years later, he walked across the stage on graduation day to receive his law degree.
For Darryl Sims, being athletics director at Wisconsin-Oshkosh means more than running the school’s 19 intercollegiate programs. It also means bridging the gap between the university and the community.
The division has hired Blacktop Creative, which previously created campaigns for companies such as Applebee’s and Chick-fil-A, to develop a new externally facing brand for DII.
