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Lincoln University. No other information on their site.
01/06/2026

Lincoln University. No other information on their site.

Cal Baptist to drop three sports.
01/02/2026

Cal Baptist to drop three sports.

RIVERSIDE --- In response to the evolving intercollegiate athletic landscape, California Baptist University announced today the discontinuation of three Lanc...

Two D3 schools look at merging into the University of the Northwest.
12/11/2025

Two D3 schools look at merging into the University of the Northwest.

Pacific University and Willamette University, have signed a letter of intent agreeing to move forward to merge and become the state’s largest private university.

Simon Fraser may leave the NCAA to go back to U Sports
11/27/2025

Simon Fraser may leave the NCAA to go back to U Sports

In September, Simon Fraser University announced that the university had commissioned an independent report to explore potential impacts of transferring out of the NCAA and into a Canadian competitive athletic framework. 

D2 Menlo to join CCAA
11/25/2025

D2 Menlo to join CCAA

The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) is expanding its membership once again as its Board of Presidents proudly voted Menlo College to join the conference in 2026-27 as its 14th institution.

MVSU drops women's soccer
11/09/2025

MVSU drops women's soccer

Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) announced a strategic realignment of its athletics programs, which includes the discontinuation of women's soccer and the addition of women's flag football and club golf. This decision aligns with the university's long-term strategy to optimize resources, e...

Monroe Mustangs to join D2 CACC
11/09/2025

Monroe Mustangs to join D2 CACC

The Mustangs Begin Transition to NCAA Division II in 2026-27

Fixed this CBS sports graphic with what we really care about…
11/07/2025

Fixed this CBS sports graphic with what we really care about…

Denver to the WCC
10/31/2025

Denver to the WCC

The West Coast Conference welcomes the University of Denver as it expands its footprint into another major metropolitan area in the western region.

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