The NCCA officially approved the status of two SIAC athletic programs.
athletics at Allen University and Edward Waters University joined Emory & Henry University and Westmont College to become NCAA Division II members.
The Division II Membership Committee in Indianapolis approved the provisional membership process, bringing the total number of Division II schools to 293 in 2024-25. Four schools — Allen University, Edward Waters University, Emory & Henry University and Westmont College — will become NCAA Division II members after successfully completing the provisional membership process.! EWU rejoins the SIAC after being a member from 1930-1935. EWU also becomes the ONLY NCAA Division II HBCU institution in the State of Florida!Football Media Day, the Edward Waters Tigers were predicted to finish No.
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