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2009 NCAA Division II Winter National Championships Festival

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Welcome!

“The Division II National Championship Festival is an ideal example of how intercollegiate athletics can enhance the educational experience of student-athletes by building community – in this case a number of sports platforms.” – NCAA president Myles Brand

The University of Houston is proud to host the 2009 NCAA Division II Winter National Championships Festival! During this Olympic-type event, more than 800 student-athletes will battle for NCAA titles in men’s and women’s track and field, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, and wrestling.

The festival will be held over a five day period, all events hosted in Houston, Texas. The primary goal of this festival is to enhance the student-athlete collegiate experience and, at the same time, create awareness and exposure for Division II sports by hosting multiple championships in a specified time period at one specific location.

Feel free to browse the web site and keep checking in for updates as the festival approaches!

2009 Schedule of Events

Venue Information
                Transportation
                Attractions
                Restaurants
                The City of Houston, Texas
               

2008 National Championships Festival

2006 National Championships Festival

Videos:


2008 National Championships Festival - Wednesday

2008 National Championships Festival - Thursday

2008 National Championships Festival - Feature Video (3 min.)

2006 Championships Festival - Pensacola

“The festival not only portrays the best of Division II, but also it supports the greater mission of the Association. We are investing in the education of student-athletes and the development of young adults into productive citizens and community members. The festival experience allows the student-athletes to participate in exciting competition and add to the rewarding experiences that make up their collegiate experiences.” – Stephen Jordan, president of Metropolitan State College of Denver and NCAA Division II Presidents Council chair.

“The festival is one of the jewels of the NCAA, specifically focused on Division II student-athletes, its colleges and universities. Everyone is looking forward to a great experience and most importantly, supporting the student-athletes.” – NCAA president Myles Brand

 

The contact for this page is: mjamison@ncaa.org

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