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NCAA Division II independent schools

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NCAA Division II independent schools

NCAA Division II independent schools are four-year institutions that are not formally affiliated with any athletic conference. Schools that are members of a conference may also field intercollegiate teams in football, lacrosse, soccer, wrestling, and other sports not affiliated with a conference, usually due to that their primary conference does not have enough teams in a certain sport to enable sponsorship of the sport by that conference.

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Current members

  • Reclassifying member in yellow.
  • Auburn–Montgomery — joins the Gulf South Conference in 2017.
  • Other sponsored sports by school

  • — D-I sport
  • Current members

  • Limestone College — South Atlantic Conference scheduling alliance for the 2015–2018 seasons.
  • UNC Pembroke — South Atlantic Conference scheduling alliance for the 2017–2020 seasons.
  • North Greenville — becomes a Gulf South Conference affiliate member in 2018.
  • Current members

  • Georgian Court, Post — lacrosse (M) begins Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference competition in 2017.
  • Future members

  • Reclassifying institution in yellow.
  • Ashland, Tiffin — wrestling joins the Independents with the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ending sponsorship in 2017.
  • Findlay, Lake Erie College — wrestling joins the Independents with move to the Great Midwest Athletic Conference in 2017.
  • Pending members

  • Cumberland — NCAA D-II application was denied in 2014.
  • Golf

  • Reclassifying institution in yellow.
  • Future members

  • Findlay, Hillsdale College — swimming & diving joins the Independents with move to the Great Midwest Athletic Conference in 2017.
  • Sports not in D-II

  • Reclassifying institution in yellow.
  • Concordia–Irvine — men's volleyball joins the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation in 2017.
  • Post — women's ice hockey joins new conference in 2017.
  • References

    NCAA Division II independent schools Wikipedia