National Field HockeyĪnd Women's Lacrosse teams to the Olympics, former WCU student-athletes have enjoyedĪ variety of successful athletic careers. Percentages among NCAA Division II football playing institutions, and in 2004 andĢ013 advanced to the NCAA Division II national semifinals.įrom Major League Baseball to the Super Bowl, from the U.S. In addition, the Golden Rams football team boasts one of the top five all-time winning Women's swimming, women's field hockey, women's rugby, men's soccer, and men's baseball. West Chester has won national championships in women's basketball, women's lacrosse, University has participated in numerous conference, regional, and national championships. The athletic program includes a variety of team and individual sports. Athletic and academic eligibility is certified annually. A minimum of 12 semester hours,įull-time status, must be maintained while participating as well as other minimumĪcademic requirements. Progress toward a specific baccalaureate degree and maintain an average passage ofġ2 credits for each academic semester of attendance. To continue participation students must be full-time and making satisfactory Initial academic eligibility and amateurism certified through the NCAA Initial EligibilityĬenter. Not previously registered with the NCAA Initial Eligibility Center must have their To participate in intercollegiate sports, all first-year student-athletes and anyone The women's gymnastics team competes in the Gymnastics East Conference. Women's rugby team competes in the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA). Members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and conference championshipsĪs members of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) The West Chester University
The opportunity to compete in regional and national championships as Division II To participate in intercollegiate athletics at WCU. Minority students and women are strongly encouraged West Chester University offers a wide range of varsity athletic programs for men and
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