Difference between revisions of "Lindenwood"
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− | The '''Lindenwood University''' Lions {{nd1comf|haac}} Lindenwood is a private Presbyterian institution located in Saint Charles, Missouri, about a half hour northwest of Saint Louis. {{enrol|6,000}} | + | The '''Lindenwood University''' Lions {{nd1comf|haac}} In 2012, the school will move to [[NCAA Division II]] and join the [[{{maiaa}}]]. Lindenwood is a private Presbyterian institution located in Saint Charles, Missouri, about a half hour northwest of Saint Louis. {{enrol|6,000}} |
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The Lindenwood University Lions compete as members of the Heart of America Athletic Conference in NAIA football and NAIA Division I basketball. In 2012, the school will move to NCAA Division II and join the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Lindenwood is a private Presbyterian institution located in Saint Charles, Missouri, about a half hour northwest of Saint Louis. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 6,000.
Heart of America Athletic Conference | edit |
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NAIA Division I Basketball • NAIA Football | |
Avila • Baker • Benedictine (KS) • Central Methodist • Clarke† (2016) • Culver-Stockton • Evangel • Grand View | |
Graceland • MidAmerica Nazarene • Missouri Valley • Mount Mercy† (2016) • Peru State • William Penn | |
† • basketball only |