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The transition to NCAA Division II is a minimun three-year process which began in the 2015-16 academic year and ended when Westminster was approved for active NCAA Division II membership in June 2018.

•  NCAA Approves Westminster for Active Division II Membership

• NCAA Admits Westminster Griffins into Final Provisional Year of Division II

• NCAA Advances Westminster to Year Two of  Division II Membership Process

• Westminster Accepted Into NCAA Division II Membership Process

2015-2016	2016-2017	2017-2018	2018-2019
Provisional Year 1 - Complete	Provisional Year 2 - Complete	Provisional Year 3 - Complete	Active Division II Member
Westminster completed provisional year one in the 2015-16 academic year and competed as a provisional member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Griffins were not eligible to participate in any RMAC or NCAA postseason events.	Westminster completed provisional year two and competed as a provisional member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Griffins were not  eligible to participate in any RMAC or NCAA postseason events.	Westminster will continue to compete as a provisional RMAC member. The Griffins will not yet be eligible to compete in the RMAC (which have an automatic qualifier) or NCAA postseason events.	Westminster completed the NCAA Division II membership process and became an active member on June 13. Beginning September 1, the Griffins are eligible to receive NCAA II membership benefits and compete in all RMAC and NCAA postseason events they qualify for.

 

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The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
ABOUT THE RMAC The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference is a premier NCAA Division II conference located in the states of Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Utah. The RMAC currently competes in 22 NCAA Division II sports and has earned 52 NCAA Division II national championships and 44 national runner-ups since 1992. Founded in 1909, the RMAC is the most historic athletic conference headquartered in the western United States and also in Division II.
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference	Adams State University	Black Hills State University	Chadron State College	Colorado Christian University	Colorado Mesa University	Colorado School of Mines	Colorado State University - Pueblo
Colorado Springs, Colo.	Alamosa, Colo.	Spearfish, S.D.	Chadron, Neb.	Lakewood, Colo.	Grand Junction, Colo.	Golden, Colo.	Pueblo, Colo.
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Fort Lewis College	Metropolitan State University of Denver	New Mexico Highlands University	Regis University	South Dakota School of Mines & Technology	University of Colorado Colorado Springs	Western State Colorado University
Durango, Colo.	Denver, Colo.	Las Vegas, N.M.	Denver, Colo.	Rapid City, S.D.	Colorado Springs, Colo.	Gunnison, Colo.
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