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The Lyon College Scots compete as members of the American Midwest Conference in NAIA Division I basketball. Beginning in 2015, the school will begin competing in football as members of the Central States Football League. Lyon is a private Presbyterian institution located in Batesville, Arkansas, about 100 minutes north of Little Rock. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 500.
| Central States Football League | edit |
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| NAIA Football | |
| Arizona Christian • Bacone • Langston • Lyon • Southwestern Assemblies of God • Texas College • Wayland Baptist | |
| non-member playing full conference schedule | |
| Oklahoma Panhandle State |
| American Midwest Conference | edit |
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| NAIA Division I Basketball (non-football) | |
| Benedictine-Springfield • Central Baptist • Columbia (MO) • Freed-Hardeman • Hannibal-LaGrange • Harris-Stowe State | |
| Lindenwood-Belleville • Lyon • Missouri Baptist • Park • Saint Louis Pharmacy • Stephens† • William Woods • Williams Baptist | |
| † • women only |
