Division II

About Division II Championships Committees Compliance Enforcement Finances Governance Membership Recruiting Statistics

Division II extends several blanket waivers

The Division II Administrative Committee on Wednesday extended several blanket waivers that were initially provided due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These waivers include permitting flexibility around committed prospective student-athletes’ participation in team meetings and team entertainment activities in the summer.
Read More > about Division II extends several blanket waivers
Three share what AAPI heritage means to them

Here are three stories from those who have competed in college sports across all three divisions of the NCAA on what AAPI heritage means to them.
Read More > about Three share what AAPI heritage means to them
Division II addresses voluntary summer workouts, enrollment flexibility

The Division II Administrative Committee on Thursday voted to permit voluntary summer workouts at the request of the student-athlete in all team sports beginning July 5 until the start of the school’s fall 2021 term.
Read More > about Division II addresses voluntary summer workouts, enrollment flexibility

TAKING ACTION: Name, Image, Likeness

In the Association’s continuing efforts to support college athletes, the NCAA Board of Governors voted unanimously to permit students participating in athletics the opportunity to benefit from the use of their name, image and likeness in a manner consistent with the collegiate model.

Learn more about how the NCAA is taking action

Download the PDF: What student-athletes should know

Award of Excellence: Northeast-10 Conference: American International College

In conjunction with Rex’s Pantry, the American International baseball team collected over 2,500 pounds of food. The canned food drive supports the committee's goal to help the local community. Student-athletes and coaches personally delivered the donations.

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Created by CIAA Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams, the “Mac Attack” show on the CIAA Sports Network encourages dialogue among the CIAA membership. The series discusses issues affecting campuses, student-athletes, administrators and the conference.