The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) was announced that California Baptist University in the approved for the Division II membership process. This association will notified with Dr. Micah parker, CBU Director of Athletic in the phone call in Monday.


Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, CBU president sold that, “Since 1994, the institution’s enrollment had grown for five-fold, revenues had nearly ten-fold, depth & breadth has our academic offering & resource on base significantly increased as all. This resulted in a university on more similar profile in the majority of NCAA Division II members. CBU continues to grow & develop in areas, existed in the opportunities & new horizon opening with the move NCAA Division II.

The Lancer of active in the National Association Intercollegiate Athletic (NAIA) & Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) upcoming 2010-11 season while begin with possible three-year transition. CBU has part of NAIA since 1969. CBU which is 19 intercollegiate sport (10 men & 9 Women) her enter was called Candidacy year 1 with in NCAA followed by Candidacy year 2 & 3 candidacy year are called provisional year. At the present in 32 Division II member on the west coast, 15 in California. The total of 12 schools was applied with June 1 deadline, 11 which are NAIA school included in California State University San Marcos.

In 1910, the NCAA in the governing body more than 1200 school with more than 400000 student athletes. In 1937, the membership dividend in the three division & there are 291 Division II member, included 10 independent. Parker was told “when there is excited with opportunity will start in this chapter in CBU athletics & looking with forward to continuing in our mission ‘honor Christ through excellent in athletic’ in the new relationship with NCAA.

The NCAA basketball tournament 2010 scores surprised all afternoon. However the NCAA basketball scores during the night were a little more orderly. That doesn't mean there wasn't an upset or two, or at least a few
scares. With Kansas and Kentucky playing at night, it looked like order would be restored in some places. But even Kansas had a little bit of trouble last night, though they had far less than Georgetown, Marquette and New Mexico. By the end of the night, the NCAA basketball tournament 2010 scores formed an entire opening day of stunning twists and turns


The afternoon session had a buzzer beater, a double overtime opening game, and a 15 seed almost beating a 2. For good measure, the night session had a 14 seed destroying a 3, and a 16 seed briefly rousing hopes of an upset.
Lehigh was that dreaming 16 seed, and even after blowing a 12-4 lead to Kansas, they hung in heading into the second half. But this NCAA basketball tournament 2010 score finally reverted to form, as the Jayhawks pulled away for a 90-74 win. Kansas hopes for an easier time against ninth seeded Northern Iowa, which beat UNLV 69-66 on a last second three.

The most shocking of the NCAA basketball tournament 2010 scores last night had Georgetown getting knocked out. The Hoyas had been up and down all year, yet they looked way up after nearly winning the Big East title. That propelled them to a three seed, but 14th-seeded Ohio - which had a losing record in the MAC - handled Georgetown like they were a three seed.

The Bobcats slaughtered the Hoyas defense en route to a 97-83 upset, ending a horrible 1-3 day for the Big East as a while. Ohio next faces Tennessee, which held off a San Diego State rally, 62-59. But another six seed couldn't hold off a rally, as Marquette was caught by 11'th seed and Pac-10 champion Washington, 80-78. The Huskies next face New Mexico, another third seed that got a challenge, but finally beat Montana, 62-57.



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