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Aquinas College is proud to be part of the NAIA. The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has a long and proud tradition of innovation and integrity in the administration of collegiate athletics.
The NAIA membership is mainly composed of small private colleges;
with some public state colleges and universities. From it's
very beginnings as the National Association of Intercollegiate
Basketball the NAIA has been a leader in providing opportunities
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The Wolverine
Hoosier Athletic Conference was formed out of the old
NAIA District 23, in 1992. As Conference Commissioner, and
former Concordia Athletic Director, Dr. T. Alan Twietmeyer
recalls, shifting national allegiances and new NAIA playoff
guidelines were cause for action.
The Conference's
six charter members were, Aquinas College, Concordia College,
Cornerstone University, Siena Heights University, Spring Arbor
College, and Tri-State University. Madonna University joined
the conference in 1997, with Indiana Institute of Technology
joining a year later in 1998.
In its years the WHAC has become well
respected not only regionally, but nationally. Conference
schools have secured National Championships in several sports,
both in the NAIA and the NCCAA. The Wolverine Hoosier Athletic
Conference has come a long way in its first ten years, and
we look forward to even greater heights of both academic and
athletic excellence! |
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Aquinas College is proud to compete
regionally in the NAIA
Region VIII. Members of the Region VIII include NAIA schools
based out of the Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference and the
Mid-Central College Conference as well as independent members
Indiana University Northwest and University of Windsor (Ontario). |
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Aquinas College is excited to offers Saints fans the opportunity to listen live to many AQ games. By our partnering with Michigan Sports Radio, fans can cheer on the Saints by streaming the games on the Internet. To find out which games are available online via Michigan Sports Radio, just look for the (W) next to the time on your favorite AQ team's schedule. |
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