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Fall Sports

Cross Country (M/W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Field Hockey
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Football
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Soccer (M)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Soccer (W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Volleyball (W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Water Polo (M)
   National Collegiate

  Winter Sports

Basketball (M)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Basketball (W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Bowling
   National Collegiate

Fencing (M/W)
   National Collegiate

Gymnastics (M)
   National Collegiate

Gymnastics (W)
   National Collegiate

Ice Hockey (M)
   Division I
   Division III

Ice Hockey (W)
   National Collegiate
   Division III

Rifle (M/W)
   National Collegiate

Skiing (M/W)
   National Collegiate

Swimming & Diving (M/W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Indoor Track & Field (M/W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Wrestling
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Spring Sports

Baseball
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Golf (M)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Golf (W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Lacrosse (M)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Lacrosse (W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Rowing
   Division I
  Division II
  Division III

Softball
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Tennis (M/W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Outdoor Track & Field (M/W)
   Division I
   Division II
   Division III

Volleyball (M)
   National Collegiate
   Division III

Water Polo (W)
   National Collegiate
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NCAA Academics and Athletes


The overwhelming majority of student-athletes will never earn a dime as a professional athlete. That's why the terms "student" and "athlete" are synonymous within the NCAA: When the athlete can no longer play, the student can still succeed. This section of the Web site contains information about the educational environment in which athletes live – how they stay eligible to compete, how they learn to make the right choices about their health and welfare, how they perform in the classroom, and how they develop into tomorrow's leaders.

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Leadership & Diversity

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