NCAA Division II Athletics
Ashland University participates in NCAA Division II Athletics and is a member of the Great Midwest Athletic Conference.
MEN'S DIVISION II SPORTS
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Esports
- Football
- Golf
- Soccer
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Wrestling
WOMEN'S DIVISION II SPORTS
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ASHLAND UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS
2014–15 TO 2023–24
- Learfield Directors' Cup (NCAA Division II All-Sports award) finishes of second in 2014-15 and ninth in 2018-19.
- Five team D-II national championships, three in men's track and field and two in women's basketball.
- 26 individual/relay D-II national championships in track and field/wrestling
- 45 CoSIDA/CSC Academic All-America awards
- Added the following sports:
- Men's soccer
(program reinstated in 2016) - Men's tennis
(program reinstated in 2018) - Women's lacrosse (2018)
- Esports (co-ed) (2018)
- STUNT (2020)
- Men's soccer
- New and renovated facilities:
- New indoor Fauber Golf Facility (2015)
- Renovated Deborah Liebert Karl Tennis Complex (2016)
- New esports facility in basement of library (2018)
- New Mary C. Miller Student-Athlete Enrichment Center and Rinehart Room in Kates Gymnasium (2019)
- New interactive touch-screen Hall of Fame and history display in the Kates Gymnasium lobby (2020)
- New Niss Athletic Center (2022)
- Renovated Tomassi Stadium and Donges Field at the Archer Ballpark Complex (2022)
- New on-campus softball field – Deb Miller Field at the Archer Ballpark Complex (2023)
- Renovated Conard Field House (2024)
Intramural & Club Sports
Ashland University also offers a variety of organized recreational sports and activities in a safe environment so participants have the opportunity to enhance their physical fitness, build social networks, practice good sportsmanship and enjoy their time outside the classroom. We have a variety of intramural sports and sports clubs to choose from.
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