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wolverine hoosier athletic conference region viii The Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference was formed in 1992 out of the old National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District 23.
The Conference's 6 charter institutions were, Aquinas College, Concordia College, Cornerstone University, Spring Arbor College, Siena Heights University and Tri-State University. The WHAC Executive Council voted for the
admission of the University of Michigan Dearborn as a member
on July 1, 2004 to replace Spring Arbor College, again giving
the WHAC 7 teams. The conference regained it's 8th member
school in 2005 when Davenport University joined Dearborn as an
associate member in the sports of women's and men's basketball
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In its Thirteen years the WHAC has become well respected not only regionally, but nationally. Conference colleges' have won National Championships in several sports, both in the NAIA and the NCCAA. The following intercollegiate sports are offered: Women's Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Golf and Tennis. Men's Cross Country, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Golf and Tennis. |
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Aquinas
College
Concordia
University
Cornerstone University
Davenport
University
Indiana Institute of
Technology
Madonna University
Siena Heights University
University of
Michigan-Dearborn
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