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Local College Soccer Programs D1 College Oral Roberts University Tulsa, OKLAHOMA Mid South The Summit League NCAA 1 Southern Methodist University Dallas, TEXAS Mid South American Athletic Conference NCAA I University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley Edinburg, TEXAS Mid South Western Athletic Conference NCAA I University of the Incarnate Word San Antonio, TEXAS Mid South Southland Conference NCAA I University of Tulsa Tulsa, OKLAHOMA Mid South American Athletic Conference NCAA I Texas Area College Soccer Div 2 Dallas Baptist University Dallas, TEXAS Mid South Heartland Conference NCAA II Lubbock Christian University Lubbock, TEXAS Mid South Heartland Conference NCAA II Midwestern State University Wichita Falls, TEXAS Mid South Lone Star Conference NCAA II Northeastern State University Tahlequah, OKLAHOMA Mid South Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association NCAA II Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, OKLAHOMA Mid South Great American Conference NCAA II Oklahoma Christian University Edmond, OKLAHOMA Mid South Heartland Conference NCAA II Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia, ARKANSAS Mid South Great American Conference NCAA II Rogers State University Claremore, OKLAHOMA Mid South Heartland Conference NCAA II Southern Nazarene University Bethany, OKLAHOMA Mid South Great American Conference NCAA II University of Texas - Permian Basin Odessa, TEXAS Mid South Lone Star Conference NCAA II University of Texas - Tyler Tyler, TEXAS Mid South American Southwest Conference NCAA II West Texas A&M University Canyon, TEXAS Mid South Lone Star Conference NCAA II NAIA schools John Brown University Siloam Springs, ARKANSAS Mid South Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Kansas Wesleyan University Salina, KANSAS Mid West Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference NAIA Lyon College Batesville, ARKANSAS Mid South Central States Football League NAIA OKlahoma City University Oklahoma City, OKLAHOMA Mid South Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Southern Christian University Bethany, OKLAHOMA Mid South Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Texas A&M University - Texarkana Texarkana, TEXAS Mid South Red River Athletic Conference NAIA Texas Wesleyan University Fort Worth, TEXAS Mid South Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA Wayland Baptist University Plainview, TEXAS Mid South Sooner Athletic Conference NAIA .
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