2022 NCAA DIII Division/Conference Alignments – 113 Announced Programs

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2022 NCAA DIII Division/Conference Alignments – 113 Announced Programs The following list provides a breakdown of NCAA men's volleyball sponsoring schools by division and conference. CONFERENCES Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Great Northeast Athletic Conference North Eastern Athletic Conference Geneva College Colby-Sawyer Lancaster Bible Hilbert College Dean SUNY Polytechnic Hiram Emerson SUNY Potsdam Medaille Emmanuel Wells Penn St. Altoona Lasell Penn St. Behrend Regis College Skyline Conference Mt Aloysius – New in 2022 Rivier Mount St Vincent Thiel College Wentworth New Jersey City Ramapo College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin Middle Atlantic Conference Sarah Lawrence (new in 2020) Alvernia St. Joseph’s Brooklyn Augustana Arcadia St. Joseph’s Long Island Carthage Eastern University SUNY Purchase Illinois Wesleyan - New in 2021 King’s College Yeshiva Loras Messiah Millinkin University Misericordia United Volleyball Conference North Central College Stevens Institute of Tech Bard College North Park University Stevenson Elmira Widener MIT Colonial States Athletic Conference Wilkes Nazareth Cairn NYU College of Saint Elizabeth Midwest Collegiate Volleyball League Saint John Fisher Rosemont Adrian SUNY New Paltz University of Valley Forge Baldwin Wallace – New in 2021 Vassar Wilson Fontbonne Mount St. Joseph Independent Continental Volleyball Conference Mount Union California Lutheran Eastern Mennonite Olivet Coe College – New in 2022 Elizabethtown College Trine Drew University – New in 2022 Immaculata Wabash University – 2021 Marantha Baptist Juniata Wittenberg Pine Manor Kean Pratt Institute Marymount New England Collegiate Conference Saint Vincent College Neumann Eastern Nazarene Springfield Randolph-Macon Elms College UC Santa Cruz Rutgers-Newark Endicott Southern Virginia Lesley Programs adding in 2021 Nichols College Baldwin Wallace (MCVL) CUNY Athletic Conference Northern Vermont Edgewood College (NACC) Baruch Sage College Illinois Wesleyan (CCIW) Brooklyn Wabash University (MCVL) City College of New York Northern Athletics Collegiate Hunter Conference John Jay Auroa Programs adding in 2022 Lehman Benedictine Coe College (Independent) Medgar Evans Concordia University Chicago Drew University (Independent) York College Concordia University Wisconsin Mt Aloysius Dominican Edgewood College – New in 2021 Illinois Tech Lakeland Marian Milwaukee School of Engineering Rockford St. Norbert Wisconsin Lutheran .

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