College sports directory
Which schools field which sports — from the U.S. Department of Education's Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA). Filter by sport, gender, division, and athletic-aid signals, then see recent NCAA team titles where we can join them.
2,037 schools · 18,045 sport programs · AY 2024-2025 · NCAA titles 2007–2026 · Generated 2026-08-12
Analyses & local paths
- Athletic scholarships by sport — programs, aid-eligible seats, and Division I House ceilings
- Athletic-aid roster scarcity by sport — relative opportunity density (not scholarship probabilities)
- Division I roster limits after House v. NCAA — prior scholarship caps vs opt-in ceilings (not a full-ride promise)
- Women’s flag football — 60+ curated programs by state, division, and conference (not yet in EADA filters)
- Virginia · Midlothian — flag, rugby, River City Crew rowing, and what James River HS does (and does not) field
Intercollegiate sports as reported under the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) to the U.S. Department of Education. Covers Title IV schools with an intercollegiate athletics program. A team is listed when the school reported participants for that gender. Athletically related student aid (STUDENTAID_*) is institution-level, not per sport. Self-reported, updated annually, and not a quality ranking. Not limited to NCAA members. Athletic aid dollars are institution totals (not per sport). NCAA Division III and NJCAA Division III cannot award athletic scholarships by rule, but schools may still offer non-athletic merit or need-based aid. Championship chips are NCAA team titles only (not NAIA, club, or individual events); FBS football is omitted. Source: U.S. Department of Education — Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) · Titles: ncaa.com championship history.