April 22, 2026 - 19:52

In a significant shift for its athletic department, Saint Anselm College has announced it will transition from NCAA Division II to Division III. The move, set for the coming years, will see the Hawks join the prestigious New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference.
This strategic decision aligns the college’s athletic programs more closely with its overarching educational mission. Division III emphasizes the holistic student-athlete experience, where participation is integrated into the undergraduate education. The shift prioritizes academic focus, leadership development, and a balanced campus life alongside competitive excellence.
College leadership expressed that the NEWMAC is an ideal fit, known for its strong academic institutions and competitive spirit. The conference includes like-minded colleges that share a commitment to the core Division III philosophy. The transition process will involve a multi-year reclassification period, during which Saint Anselm will work closely with the NCAA to ensure a smooth change for all its student-athletes and teams.
The move marks a new chapter for Hawks athletics, promising sustained rivalries and a continued tradition of competitive success within a framework that fully embodies the college's values. Further details regarding the implementation timeline will be communicated to the campus community in the near future.
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