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Athletics Overview St. Lawrence University is a small liberal arts college that has featured a growing athletic program since the 1870s. The University offers 32 intercollegiate athletic teams for men and women.. Most compete on the NCAA Division III level; men's and women's ice hockey are in Division I and equestrian is non-divisional.
In addition to being multi-divisional in the NCAA, St. Lawrence is a member of the Eastern College Athletic Conference and the Liberty League. The intercollegiate athletic program is always competitive regionally, and teams often challenge for conference titles and regional recognition. For those who do not wish to compete on the varsity level, the University also offers an array of club and intramural teams.
Admissions profiles show that 85 percent of our students have participated in high school sports. Our extensive menu of varsity teams, clubs and intramural sports which is available to all students reflects both traditional and changing needs for recreation and athletics along with regional opportunities which complement our North Country environment.
The head coaches are all full-time members of the faculty with 85 percent attaining a master's degree or beyond. The phrase "teaching coach," committed to the students' complete development, best describes our philosophy. Our coaches' mission is to provide the student-athlete with a competitive program and the opportunity to achieve excellence individually or as part of a team. The athletic experience at St. Lawrence is designed to meet students' needs for competition, fitness and fun while maintaining a strong academic profile.
It is our goal that our student-athletes have a lifelong positive memory of their experience at St. Lawrence. We offer excellent program with strong leadership and a chance for you to get in the game. I encourage you to investigate further to see what St. Lawrence has to offer. Margie Strait
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