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The Point Park University Pioneers compete as members of the American Mideast Conference (1949-2012) in NAIA Division II basketball. In 2012-13, the university will move to the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The school does not sponsor football. Point Park is a private non-sectarian institution located in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 4,000.
Template:American Mideast Conference (1949-2012)
| Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference | edit |
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| NAIA Division II Basketball (non-football) | |
| Alice Lloyd • Asbury • Brescia • Carlow • Cincinnati Christian • Indiana-East • Indiana-Kokomo | |
| Indiana-Southeast • Midway† • Ohio Christian (2015) • Point Park • Rio Grande • West Virginia Tech (2015) | |
| † • women only |
