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0 Schools•NAIA•Est. 1959
The Crossroads League is a premier, highly competitive collegiate athletic conference affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Founded in 1959 as the Mid-Central College Conference before rebranding in 2012, the league consists of prominent faith-based, private institutions concentrated across Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. The Crossroads League is nationally recognized as an absolute powerhouse in NAIA Men's Basketball, consistently sending multiple teams deep into the national tournament and producing All-American talent. While the conference does not centrally sponsor American football—forcing members with football programs to compete in the MSFA—it fields elite regional programs in Basketball, Soccer, Track & Field, and Volleyball. Characterized by packed, passionate campus gyms and intense, faith-driven athletic rivalries, the Crossroads League represents the pinnacle of NAIA athletic and academic balance in the Midwest.
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The Crossroads League is a premier, highly competitive collegiate athletic conference affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Founded in 1959 as the Mid-Central College Conference before rebranding in 2012, the league consists of prominent faith-based, private institutions concentrated across Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. The Crossroads League is nationally recognized as an absolute powerhouse in NAIA Men's Basketball, consistently sending multiple teams deep into the national tournament and producing All-American talent. While the conference does not centrally sponsor American football—forcing members with football programs to compete in the MSFA—it fields elite regional programs in Basketball, Soccer, Track & Field, and Volleyball. Characterized by packed, passionate campus gyms and intense, faith-driven athletic rivalries, the Crossroads League represents the pinnacle of NAIA athletic and academic balance in the Midwest.
Official Website