A definitive list charting which schools carry which sports

The majority of colleges and universities field teams in some sports, but not all of them. It’s rare to find a school that offers everything.

Today, we launched a series of charts that list which schools offer which sports. They’re broken down by sport and division.

You can access each sport by clicking the following links, then clicking on the division you’re interested in.

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beach Volleyball
• Cheerleading
• Cross Country
• Dance
• Esports
• Field Hockey
• Football
• Golf
• Gymnastics
• Ice Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Rowing
• Soccer
• Softball
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Track & Field
• Volleyball
• Water polo
• Wrestling

These charts solve the issue faced by many prospective student-athletes going through the recruiting process.

For instance, let’s say you’re a softball player in the Midwest who wants to play for a Division III program on the West Coast, but you don’t know which schools play softball and which don’t.

Instead of going to each school’s athletic directory to get your answer, you can click here, pull up the chart and see every Division III softball program on the West Coast.

Having this information all in one place serves as a starting point for prospective recruits.

The next step is to subscribe to one of our databases, which list every coach at those particular schools — along with their email addresses, position, phone numbers and social-media accounts.

Our databases also include prospective-recruit questionnaires for each program, as well as school-specific information.

So, if you’re that Midwestern softball player who’s interested in DIIIs on the West Coast, you can use our softball database to identify which of the schools with softball programs on the West Coast would be the best fit for you from an academic standpoint, a financial standpoint, a location standpoint (small city vs. medium-sized city vs. large city) and much more.