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Faith, the NAIA is like the NCAA for small schools, they are an athletic governing body. The NAIA does not sanction lacrosse, so teams like TWC, and Lindenwood in Missouri, play in the MCLA. I had read on Laxpower that TWC was going to play a NCAA DII schedule next year, so I'm assuming that they are moving from the NAIA to the NCAA. The MCLA does not accept teams at schools that have varsity lacrosse teams, so if TWC is going varsity in the NCAA they will not be allowed to compete in the SELC.

 

thanks just wondering , seen that they are in the selc 2 div

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well like i said..the reason i put this thread up was because i was interested in seeing who was playing where next year....so yeah..it does matter. big reb

 

 

Well Irish I apologize for asking, I will make sure whatever I say on message boards for now on pertains to what the thread says, I didnt realize people took offense to this, I didnt mean to break the rules....big thread master.

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Well Irish I apologize for asking, I will make sure whatever I say on message boards for now on pertains to what the thread says, I didnt realize people took offense to this, I didnt mean to break the rules....big thread master.

 

no sir rebel i should be the one apologizing for restricting you from your rebel ways

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