Welcome to the University Athletic Association Web Site

We are in the process of transferring the content of our old web site to a new format. At the same time we are incorporating new content and functionality into our web site. During this period the individual sport pages will be a mix of the old and new formats. We are attempting to ensure that all links remain active during this interim period, however, we do anticipate there may be some links that become inactive. Please feel free to contact us if you encounter any difficulty. Thank you for your patience. We welcome your suggestions.

— Dick Rasmussen, Executive Secretary

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UAA News and Notes

Dawn of a New Era: NYU Women's Golf Tees Off - Abbottstown, PA, March 30, 2008 – As Gretchen Johnson readied to take her first shot on the first day of the New York University women's golf program Saturday at the McDaniel College Spring Invitational in Abbottstown, PA, she paused and put things into an historic perspective. "It was pure joy to know you were representing your university, and as pioneers for the program," said Johnson, NYU's senior captain. "Just walking down the first fairway, I had a big smile on my face. I was smiling the whole day." [more...]

Troy Ruths Named D3Hoops.com Player of the Year - St. Louis, Mo., March 24, 2008 – Washington University in St. Louis senior forward Troy Ruths capped an illustrious career by being named the D3hoops.com Division III Men’s Basketball Player of the Year, as announced by the Web site following the NCAA Championship game in Salem, Va. [more...]

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY NATIONAL CHAMPIONS - Salem, Va., March 22, 2008 – Senior Troy Ruths scored 33 points to lead Washington University in St. Louis to its first NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball National Championship with a 90-68 victory over No. 2-ranked and defending national champion Amherst College on Saturday at the Salem Civic Center in Salem, Va. [more...]

Chicago-Waseda Baseball Renewal Set - NCAA News - February 27, 2008 — Back when Chicago was a member of the Big Ten Conference, its baseball team regularly played Waseda University of Japan over a 26-year period ending in 1936. The schools will renew their rivalry after a 72-year hiatus in late March when the Maroons travel to Japan for play three games against Waseda in three different cities. [more...]

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Helpful Hints About the New Format

News and Notes — The main front page of the web site and the front page for each sport will contain a brief synopsis of recent headline stories and announcements, often with a link to more complete information. These items are archived under the News Releases on the main page and the News and Notes Archive on individual sport pages.

Navigation — Active links are generally displayed in a Bold Blue typeface. Clicking on a Pennant in the main header will take you to the Athletics Web Site of the respective institution. On individual sport pages the pennants are replaced by Mascots/Logos and clicking on those images will take you to the respective Sport Web Page at that institution. The Member Institution Names at the top left of the main page are linked to the Main Home Page of the respective member institution.

Standings and Scoreboard Links — Standings, Scores of Contests, Composite Schedules, and Association Schedules for all round robin sports are available through links to a common database shared by a number of conferences at Presto Sports D3 Scoreboard. The Standings and Scoreboard links on the main page provide a quick, scrollable summary of standings and contest scores for all sports. On individual sport pages, these links provide greater detail and allow you to view schedules and results for individual institutions as well as across the Association.

Downloadable Documents — Much of the information available on the new web site is provided in the form of printable PDF documents. Some of these documents are rather long and may take additional time to download and display. Wherever possible we have formatted these documents to display with a Bookmarked table of contents to aid in navigating through long documents. This feature, however, may not be available to those using older browsers or older versions of Adobe Acrobat or other PDF display software.