Division II

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Border Crossing

Not long after the NCAA opened the doors for international membership, Division II became the first division to walk through them.
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For All the Right Regions

Regionalization is a principle on which Division II has thrived for years.
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At Ease in the Water

Southern Connecticut State University swimming coaches often are astounded by Tyler Steskla’s memory recall.
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Motivated by a Memory

Bridget Sandy and LeeAnn Noble were teammates and friends at the University of North Georgia.
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Make-A-Wish: Arkansas Tech

After a successful year of fundraising for Make-A-Wish, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) at Arkansas Tech had the opportunity to host a wish reveal. Dustin, a pediatric cancer survivor, was honored during between Arkansas Tech’s basketball double header against Harding University. Dustin learned that his wish to go on a shopping spree would come true, sharing his hopes to buy a PlayStation with his wish.

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Award of Excellence: Central Washington

Central Washington University Athletics and Lincoln Elementary School joined forced to sponsor a local “sparrow” which is a child in medical need. Avory, a local Ellensburg 12-year-old and sixth grade student at Kittitas Elementary, was born prematurely and continues to experience chronic complications due to her premature birth. On Thursday, November 15, 2015, Avory was celebrated by CWU in an evening called, “Avory’s night” where she was named an honorary coach for the Wildcats’ volleyball match against Saint Martin’s. She was also fully included in the team’s activites that evening and made the ceremonial first serve in the match.