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Ohio Valley Conference
Ohio Valley Conference logo.svg
Association NCAA
Founded 1948; 77 years ago (1948)
Commissioner Beth DeBauche (since 2009)
Sports fielded
  • 20
    • men's: 9
    • women's: 10
    • coeducational: 1
Division Division I
Subdivision FCS
No. of teams 11
Headquarters Brentwood, Tennessee
Region Midwest and South
Locations
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The Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) is a group of colleges and universities in the Midwest and Southeast that compete in sports. It is part of Division I of the NCAA. This means the schools are at the highest level of college sports. Their football teams play in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), which is one of two levels for Division I football. The OVC has 11 member schools. Seven of these schools have football teams that play in the conference.

History of the OVC

The idea for the Ohio Valley Conference started in 1941. Athletic directors from Murray State, Eastern Kentucky, and Western Kentucky first thought of creating a regional sports group. World War II put these plans on hold.

In 1948, the idea came back to life. These three schools joined with Louisville, Morehead State, and Evansville to form the OVC. From the very beginning, the presidents of the schools made the rules for the OVC. This was different from many other sports conferences.

Leading the Way in Fairness

The OVC was one of the first conferences to allow Black athletes to play. In 1958, Morehead State signed Marshall Banks, the conference's first Black athlete. Other OVC schools soon followed. For many years, the OVC was special because it included Tennessee State University, a historically Black university (HBCU). Most other HBCUs in Division I were in different conferences.

The OVC has also been a leader in creating more sports chances for women. The conference started adding championships for women in 1977. This was several years before the NCAA began to do the same. Since 2009, Beth DeBauche has been the Commissioner of the OVC. She is one of only a few women who lead Division I conferences.

Promoting Good Sportsmanship

Sometimes, when colleges are close to each other, fans can get too excited during games. The OVC worked hard to control this. In 1995, the OVC created the first "Sportsmanship Statement" in college sports. This statement set rules for fair play, good behavior, and respect for opponents. Since then, the OVC has also given out awards for good sportsmanship to individuals, teams, and schools.

Changes in Membership

The OVC started with six schools. By 2011, it grew to 12 schools, which was its largest size ever. After the 2020–21 school year, the OVC had 10 members. Some founding schools, like Eastern Kentucky and Jacksonville State, left to join another conference.

In 2022, the OVC lost three more members. Austin Peay, a football school, left for the ASUN conference. Belmont, which did not have a football team, joined the Missouri Valley Conference. Murray State, another founding member, also left for the Missouri Valley Conference. Murray State's football team stayed in the OVC for the 2022 season. This helped the OVC keep its spot in the FCS playoffs.

In July 2022, the OVC welcomed new schools. The University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Little Rock) and the University of Southern Indiana joined. These schools were moving up from NCAA Division II. Lindenwood University, also moving from D-II, joined with its football team.

In 2023, the OVC and the Big South Conference decided to combine their football teams. They now play together as the OVC–Big South Football Association. This helps both conferences have strong football competition.

The OVC also added men's soccer as a championship sport in March 2023. Several schools joined to play men's soccer in the OVC. On May 12, 2023, Western Illinois University joined the OVC for most sports. Its football team joined in 2024.

OVC Digital Network

In August 2012, the OVC started the OVC Digital Network. This was a website that showed live sports games. Students often helped produce these broadcasts. The network showed games for many sports, like baseball, basketball, and football. It also had coaches' shows and old games.

In its first two years, the network had over 600,000 views of more than 1,400 events. In the 2018–19 school year, all the games that were on the OVC Digital Network moved to ESPN+.

Member Schools

Full members

Institution Location Founded Joined Type Enrollment Endowment
(millions)		 Nickname Colors
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Little Rock, Arkansas 1927 2022 Public 8,197 $80 Trojans               
Eastern Illinois University Charleston, Illinois 1895 1996 8,857 $87.3 Panthers          
Lindenwood University St. Charles, Missouri 1827 2022 Private 6,992 $143.4 Lions          
Morehead State University Morehead, Kentucky 1887 1948 Public 8,810 $71 Eagles          
Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau, Missouri 1873 1991 9,927 $84.2 Redhawks          
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Edwardsville, Illinois 1957 2008 12,860 $27.4 Cougars          
University of Southern Indiana Evansville, Indiana 1965 2022 9,489 $103 Screaming Eagles               
Tennessee State University Nashville, Tennessee 1912 1986 9,218 $91.1 Tigers/Lady Tigers          
Tennessee Technological University Cookeville, Tennessee 1915 1949 9,902 $96.2 Golden Eagles          
University of Tennessee at Martin Martin, Tennessee 1927 1992 6,873 $51 Skyhawks          
Western Illinois University Macomb, Illinois 1899 2023 7,643 $63.6 Leathernecks          

Affiliate members

These schools play only some of their sports in the OVC.

Institution Location Founded Joined Type Enrollment Nickname Colors OVC
sport(s)		 Primary
conference
Bryant University Smithfield, Rhode Island 1863 2024 Private 3,751 Bulldogs           men's golf America East
women's golf
women's tennis
Houston Christian University Houston, Texas 1960 2023 Private 2,567 Huskies men's soccer Southland
University of the Incarnate Word San Antonio, Texas 1881 2023 Private 9,366 Cardinals               
Liberty University Lynchburg, Virginia 1971 2023 Private 16,000 Flames                CUSA
Murray State University Murray, Kentucky 1922 2022 Public 10,495 Racers           rifle MVC
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tennessee 1886 2020 Public 11,388 Mocs                beach volleyball SoCon

Future affiliate members

Institution Location Founded Joining Type Enrollment Nickname Colors OVC
sport(s)		 Primary
conference
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
(UTRGV)		 Edinburg, Texas 2013 2026 Public 32,419 Vaqueros men's soccer Southland

Former full members

These schools used to be full members of the OVC.

Institution Location Founded Joined Left Type Nickname Colors Conference
they joined
after leaving
the OVC		 Current
conference
University of Akron Akron, Ohio 1870 1980 1987 Public Zips           NCAA D-I Independent MAC
Austin Peay State University Clarksville, Tennessee 1927 1962 2022 Governors           ASUN
(UAC in 2026)
Belmont University Nashville, Tennessee 1890 2012 Private Bruins                Missouri Valley
East Tennessee State University Johnson City, Tennessee 1911 1958 1978 Public Buccaneers/
Lady Buccaneers		           SoCon
Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky 1906 1948 2021 Colonels           ASUN
(UAC in 2026)
University of Evansville Evansville, Indiana 1854 1952 1952 Private Purple Aces                ICC
(NCAA Division II)		 Missouri Valley
Jacksonville State University Jacksonville, Alabama 1883 2003 2021 Public Gamecocks           ASUN CUSA
University of Louisville Louisville, Kentucky 1798 1948 1949 Cardinals           NCAA Independent ACC
Marshall University Huntington, West Virginia 1837 1949 1952 Thundering Herd           NCAA Independent Sun Belt
Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, Tennessee 1911 1952 2000 Blue Raiders           Sun Belt CUSA
Murray State University Murray, Kentucky 1922 1948 2022 Racers           Missouri Valley
Samford University Homewood, Alabama 1841 2003 2008 Private Bulldogs           SoCon
Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, Kentucky 1906 1948 1982 Public Hilltoppers/
Lady Toppers		           Sun Belt CUSA
Youngstown State University Youngstown, Ohio 1908 1981 1988 Penguins           Mid-Continent Horizon
NCAA I-AA Independent
(football)		 MVFC
(football)

Former affiliate members

These schools used to play some of their sports in the OVC.

Institution Location Founded Joined Left Type Nickname Colors Sport Current
primary
conference		 Current
conference
in former
OVC sport
Chicago State University Chicago, Illinois 1867 2023–24 2024–25 Public Cougars           men's soccer,
men's golf
women's golf		 NEC
Columbus State University Columbus, Georgia 1958 2012–13 2014–15 Public Cougars                Rifle Peach Belt
(NCAA D-II)		 none
Murray State University Murray, Kentucky 1922 2022–23 2023–24 Public Racers           Football MVC
(NCAA D-I)		 MVFC

Membership timeline

Western Illinois University Summit League Summit League Summit League Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference University of Southern Indiana Great Lakes Valley Conference NCAA Division II independent schools University of Arkansas at Little Rock Sun Belt Conference ASUN Conference NCAA Division I independent schools Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Lindenwood University Great Lakes Valley Conference Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association NCAA Division II independent schools Heart of America Athletic Conference American Midwest Conference NAIA independent schools Missouri Valley Conference Belmont University ASUN Conference NCAA Division I independent schools Tennessee Collegiate Athletic Conference Volunteer State Athletic Conference Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Great Lakes Valley Conference NCAA Division II independent schools Conference USA ASUN Conference Jacksonville State University ASUN Conference NCAA Division II independent schools Gulf South Conference Southern States Conference Southern States Conference Southern Conference Samford University ASUN Conference Dixie Conference Eastern Illinois University Summit League Summit League NCAA Division II independent schools Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference University of Tennessee at Martin NCAA Division II independent schools Gulf South Conference Volunteer State Athletic Conference Southeast Missouri State University Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tennessee State University Midwest Athletic Association Horizon League Summit League Youngstown State University Mid-American Conference Summit League NCAA Division I FBS independent schools University of Akron Summit League NCAA Division II independent schools Ohio Athletic Conference United Athletic Conference ASUN Conference Austin Peay State University Volunteer State Athletic Conference Southern Conference ASUN Conference Southern Conference East Tennessee State University Volunteer State Athletic Conference Smoky Mountain Conference Conference USA Sun Belt Conference Middle Tennessee State University Volunteer State Athletic Conference Tennessee Technological University Sun Belt Conference Conference USA Mid-American Conference Southern Conference NCAA Division I independent schools Mid-American Conference Marshall University Murray State University United Athletic Conference ASUN Conference Eastern Kentucky University Morehead State University Conference USA Sun Belt Conference Western Kentucky University Missouri Valley Conference Horizon League NCAA Division I independent schools Indiana Collegiate Conference University of Evansville Atlantic Coast Conference American Athletic Conference Big East Conference (1979–2013) Conference USA Metro Conference Missouri Valley Conference NCAA Division I FBS independent schools University of Louisville

Full members (all sports)  Full members (non-football)  Associate members (football-only)  Associate members (other)  Other Conference  Other Conference 

Notes on Football Teams

  • Morehead State's football team plays in the Pioneer Football League. This league is for Division I FCS teams that do not offer athletic scholarships for football.
  • Austin Peay's football team left the OVC after the 1996 season. They played as an independent team for a few years. Then they joined the Pioneer Football League from 2001 to 2005. Austin Peay returned to offering football scholarships and rejoined OVC football in 2007.

Sports Offered by the OVC

The Ohio Valley Conference currently holds championships in 19 different sports. Eight of these are for men, 10 are for women, and one sport, rifle, is for both men and women.

Teams in OVC competition
Sport Men's Women's Coed
Baseball
10
–
–
Basketball
11
11
–
Beach Volleyball
–
6
–
Cross Country
11
11
–
Football
6
–
–
Golf
11
9
–
Rifle
0
0
3
Soccer
8
10
–
Softball
–
10
–
Tennis
–
7
–
Track and Field (Indoor)
8
10
–
Track and Field (Outdoor)
9
10
–
Volleyball
–
11
–

Men's Sports by School

This table shows which men's sports each school plays in the OVC.

School Baseball Basketball Cross
Country		 Football Golf Rifle Soccer Track
& Field
(Indoor)		 Track
& Field
(Outdoor)		 Total
OVC
Sports
Eastern Illinois Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 8
Lindenwood Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No 6
Little Rock Yes Yes Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes 6
Morehead State Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes 6
SIU Edwardsville Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 7
Southeast Missouri Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes 6
Southern Indiana Yes Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes 7
Tennessee State No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes 6
Tennessee Tech Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No 5
UT Martin Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No 6
Western Illinois Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 8
Associate members
Bryant Yes 1
Houston Christian Yes 1
Incarnate Word Yes 1
Liberty Yes 1
Murray State Yes 1
Totals 10 11 11 7 11 3 8 8 9 77
Future associate members
UTRGV Yes 1

Women's Sports by School

This table shows which women's sports each school plays in the OVC.

School Basketball Beach Volleyball Cross Country Golf Rifle Soccer Softball Tennis Track & Field
(Indoor)		 Track & Field
(Outdoor)		 Volleyball (Indoor) Total OVC Sports
Eastern Illinois Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 9
Lindenwood Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 10
Little Rock Yes No Yes Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes 7
Morehead State Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes† Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 10
Southeast Missouri Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 8
Southern Indiana Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 9
SIU Edwardsville Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 8
Tennessee State Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 8
Tennessee Tech Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 8
UT Martin Yes Yes Yes No Yesx2† Yes Yes No No No Yes 7
Western Illinois Yes No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 10
Associate members
Bryant Yes Yes 2
Chattanooga Yes 1
Murray State Yes† 1
Totals 11 6 11 9 4 10 10 7 10 10 11 100

Conference Champions

Football Champions

This is a list of the football champions from 2010 to 2022. In 2023, the OVC and Big South football teams joined together.

Year Regular Season Champion Record FCS Championship Result
2010 Southeast Missouri State 7–1 Second Round
2011 Tennessee Tech*
Eastern Kentucky
Jacksonville State		 6–2
6–2
6–2		 First Round
First Round
DNP
2012 Eastern Illinois 6–1 First Round
2013 Eastern Illinois 8–0 Quarterfinals
2014 Jacksonville State 8–0 Second Round
2015 Jacksonville State 8–0 FCS Championship Runner Up
2016 Jacksonville State 7–0 First Round
2017 Jacksonville State 8–0 Second Round
2018 Jacksonville State 7–1 Second Round
2019 Austin Peay**
Southeast Missouri State		 7–1 Quarterfinals
First Round
2020 Jacksonville State 6–1 Quarterfinals
2021 UT Martin 5–1 Second Round
2022 Southeast Missouri State***
UT Martin		 5-0 First Round
  • – Tennessee Tech won the tie-breaker and received the automatic bid to the FCS playoffs.
    • – Austin Peay won the tie-breaker and received the automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs.
      • - Southeast Missouri won the tie-breaker and received the automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs.

Basketball Champions

This is a list of the basketball champions since 2010.

Year Men's Women's
Regular Season Champion Record Tournament champion Regular Season Champion Record Tournament champion
2010–11 Murray State 14–4 Morehead State Tourney Tennessee Tech 15–3 UT Martin
2011–12 Murray State 15–1 Murray State Tourney UT Martin 15–1 UT Martin
2012–13 East: Belmont
West: Murray State		 14–2
10–6		 Belmont Tourney East: Tennessee Tech
West: Eastern Illinois		 12–4
12–4		 UT Martin
2013–14 East: Belmont
West: Murray State		 14–2
13–3		 Eastern Kentucky Tourney East: Belmont
West: UT Martin		 10–6
15–1		 UT Martin
2014–15 East: Eastern Kentucky & Belmont
West: Murray State		 11–5
16–0		 Belmont Tourney UT Martin 16–0 Tennessee State
2015–16 East: Belmont
West: UT Martin & Murray State		 12–4
10–6		 Austin Peay Tourney UT Martin 14–2 Belmont
2016–17 East: Belmont
West: UT Martin		 15–1
10–6		 Jacksonville State Tourney Belmont 16–0 Belmont
2017–18 Murray State 15–2 Murray State Tourney Belmont 18–0 Belmont Tourney
2018–19 Belmont
Murray State		 16–2 Murray State Tourney Belmont 16–2 Belmont Tourney
2019–20 Belmont
Murray State		 15–3 Belmont Tourney Belmont
UT Martin		 16–2 Southeast Missouri State Tourney
2020–21 Belmont 18–2 Morehead State Tourney UT Martin 17–4 Belmont Tourney
2021–22 Murray State 18–0 Murray State Tourney Belmont 16–2 Belmont Tourney
2022–23 Morehead State 14–4 Southeast Missouri Tourney Little Rock 17–1 Tennessee Tech Tourney
2023–24 Little Rock
Morehead State
UT Martin		 14–4 Morehead State Tourney Southern Indiana 17–1 Southern Indiana Tourney

Baseball Champions

This is a list of the baseball champions since 2010.

Year Regular Season Champion OVC
record		 Season
record		 Tournament champion OVC
record		 Season
record
2010 Tennessee Tech 14–6 31–25 Jacksonville State 15–8 32–26
2011 Austin Peay 17–6 34–24 Austin Peay 17–6 34–24
2012 Austin Peay
Eastern Kentucky		 19–7 40–24
31–23		 Austin Peay 19–7 40–24
2013 Tennessee Tech 24–6 40–17 Austin Peay 22–7 47–15
2014 Southeast Missouri 23–7 37–20 Jacksonville State 18–12 36–27
2015 Southeast Missouri 22–8 36–23 Morehead State 20–10 38–22
2016 Southeast Missouri 22–8 39–21 Southeast Missouri 22–8 39–21
2017 Tennessee Tech 23–7 39–18 Tennessee Tech 23–7 39–18
2018 Tennessee Tech 27–3 53–12 Morehead State 18–12 37–26
2019 Jacksonville State 22–8 39–23 Jacksonville State 22–8 39–23
2020 Canceled
2021 Southeast Missouri State 17–10 30–22 Southeast Missouri State 17–10 30–22

Softball Champions

This is a list of the softball champions since 2010.

Year Regular Season Champion OVC
record		 Season
record		 Tournament champion OVC
record		 Season
record
2010 UT Martin 22–3 47–11 Jacksonville State 13–6 30–19
2011 Eastern Illinois 26–4 40–12 Jacksonville State 21–9 40–21
2012 UT Martin 23–6 39–22 UT Martin 23–6 39–22
2013 East– Eastern Kentucky
West– Eastern Illinois		 19–6
20–3		 36–20
36–14		 Jacksonville State 11–11 30–27
2014 East– Jacksonville State
West– SIUE		 22–5
19–5		 40–15
30–23		 SIUE 19–5 30–23
2015 SIUE 20–6 43–16 Tennessee Tech 15–11 33–28
2016 Jacksonville State 26–0 43–17 Jacksonville State 26–0 43–17
2017 Jacksonville State 15–1 41–12 Jacksonville State 15–1 41–12
2018 Eastern Kentucky 19–3 45–21 Jacksonville State 16–6 35–25
2019 Southeast Missouri State
Jacksonville State		 17–5 46–18
36–15		 Southeast Missouri State 17–5 46–18
2020 Canceled
2021 Southeast Missouri 23–6 30–17 Eastern Kentucky 22–9 35–17
2022 Murray State 21–7 40–18–1 Murray State 21–7 40–18–1

Men's Soccer Champions

Men's soccer became an OVC sport in 2023.

Year Regular season champions Tournament champions
2023 SIUE SIUE

Women's Soccer Champions

This is a list of women's soccer champions since 2010.

Year Regular season champions Tournament champions
2010 Morehead State Morehead State
2011 Southeast Missouri UT Martin
2012 UT Martin UT Martin
2013 UT Martin Morehead State
2014 Southeast Missouri SIUE
2015 Murray State Murray State
2016 Murray State SIUE
2017 Murray State Murray State
2018 UT Martin Murray State
2019 Southeast Missouri Belmont
2020-21 Murray State SIUE
2021 UT Martin SIUE
2022 Tennessee Tech SIUE
2023 Tennessee Tech Morehead State

Sports Facilities

This table shows the main sports venues for each OVC school.

School Football stadium Capacity Soccer stadium Capacity Basketball arena Capacity Baseball stadium Capacity Softball stadium Capacity Volleyball arena Capacity
Eastern Illinois O'Brien Field 10,000 Lakeside Soccer Field &&&&&&&&&&&01000.&&&&&01,000 Lantz Arena 5,300 Coaches Stadium
at Monier Field		 500 Williams Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0200.&&&&&0200 Lantz Arena 5,300
Lindenwood Hunter Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&07450.&&&&&07,450 Hunter Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&07450.&&&&&07,450 Hyland Arena &&&&&&&&&&&03270.&&&&&03,270 Lou Brock Sports Complex &&&&&&&&&&&&0700.&&&&&0700 Lou Brock Sports Complex &&&&&&&&&&&&0300.&&&&&0300 Hyland Arena &&&&&&&&&&&03270.&&&&&03,270
Little Rock Non-football school Coleman Sports Complex &&&&&&&&&&&&0300.&&&&&0300 Jack Stephens Center &&&&&&&&&&&05600.&&&&&05,600 Gary Hogan Field &&&&&&&&&&&02550.&&&&&02,550 Non-softball school Jack Stephens Center &&&&&&&&&&&05600.&&&&&05,600
Morehead State Jayne Stadium 10,000 Jayne Stadium &&&&&&&&&&010000.&&&&&010,000 Ellis Johnson Arena 6,500 John "Sonny" Allen Field 1,200 University Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500 Ellis Johnson Arena 6,500
Southeast Missouri State Houck Stadium 11,015 Houck Stadium &&&&&&&&&&011015.&&&&&011,015 Show Me Center 6,972 Capaha Field 2,000 Southeast Softball Complex &&&&&&&&&&&01000.&&&&&01,000 Houck Fieldhouse 1,000
Southern Indiana Non-football school Strassweg Field 550 Liberty Arena 0Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ","..Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ",".4,800 USI Baseball Field 0Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ","..Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ",".1,200 USI Softball Field 400 Liberty Arena 0Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ","..Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ",".4,800
SIU Edwardsville Ralph Korte Stadium 4,000 First Community Arena &&&&&&&&&&&04000.&&&&&04,000 Roy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex 1,500 Cougar Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0800.&&&&&0800 First Community Arena 4,000
Tennessee State Nissan Stadium 68,000 Non-soccer school Gentry Complex 10,500 Non-baseball school Tiger Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500 Kean Hall 2,500
Tennessee Tech Tucker Stadium 16,500 Tech Soccer Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0800.&&&&&0800 Eblen Center 9,280 Bush Stadium at Averitt Express Baseball Complex 1,100 Tech Softball Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0800.&&&&&0800 Eblen Center 9,280
UT Martin Graham Stadium 7,500 Skyhawk Soccer Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500 Skyhawk Arena 4,300 Skyhawk Baseball Field 500 Bettye Giles Softball Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500 Skyhawk Fieldhouse 3,000
Western Illinois Hanson Field 16,368 John MacKenzie Alumni Field 0Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ","..Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character ",".1,000 Western Hall 5,139 Alfred D. Boyer Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500 Mary Ellen McKee Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&&0550.&&&&&0550 Western Hall 5,139
Men's soccer affiliates
School Stadium Capacity
Houston Christian Sorrels Field &&&&&&&&&&&&0500.&&&&&0500
Incarnate Word Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&06000.&&&&&06,000
Liberty Osborne Stadium &&&&&&&&&&&01000.&&&&&01,000
UTRGV UTRGV Soccer and Track & Field Complex &&&&&&&&&&&01555.&&&&&01,555

See also

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