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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

BENEFITS: DIII ATHLETES

CLICK HERE for the full story titled
"Division III Is The One For Me" by Madison Bess.


Wesley College Alumni Softball Game, Saturday, October 8. Cost to register is $30.00 before October 1 and $40.00 if registered after October 1. Registration includes the game, shirt, and refreshments. CLICK HERE to download sign up form. Information, contact Head Coach Juli Greep @ Juli.Greep@wesley.edu.


Division III Athletics:
Where athletes play to win, play 
for fun, and are true student-athletes

Finding the balance between 
athletics and academics

Quotes from a much longer article by John Tauer Ph.D.


One of the benefits of playing at a Division III school is the balance between academics and athletics…

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Pictured, Wesley Wolverine senior #18 C
Nina Marcano (Middletown, DE). FALL BALL: 
10:00 AM: Wolverines vs CCBC CARDINALS
I believe Division III athletics is the purest form of intercollegiate competition. Student-athletes are truly students first. Players are talented, competitive, and driven, but also know that they are in school to pursue an education, prepare for a career, and to develop socially, physically, spiritually, and intellectually. Athletics in Division III are an important part of the educational experience. That said, the majority of Division III athletes I have coached or coached against are highly motivated by many factors… 

One of those factors is competition – individuals and teams in Division III work incredibly hard. Division III athletes are not on athletic scholarships. As a result, they may actually have higher levels of intrinsic motivation than their Division I and II counterparts.” 

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for the full article.