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Cross Country	Football	Golf - Men
Golf - Women	Soccer - Men	Soccer - Women
Softball	Track and Field	Volleyball
	Wrestling

Eligibility Requirements
An entering freshman student must meet two of the three following requirements:

1. a minimum score of 18 on the ACT or 860 on the SAT
2. an overall high school grade point average of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale; or
3. graduate in the upper half of your high school class

DWU Athletic Scholarship Opportunities

Champions of Character
DWU athletes pledge to be Champions of Character. It’s a pledge of sportsmanship, respect, community service, integrity and responsibility. Click here for more information about our commitment of the spirit of competition.

2005-06 Dakota Wesleyan Athletic Department Highlights

• 5 athletes were named NAIA All-Americans
   
• 11 athletes earned First or Second team All-GPAC honors
   
• 15 athletes were NAIA Scholar Athletes
   
• Pitcher Ben Jukich became the first player in DWU and GPAC history to be drafted in the Major League Baseball Draft. He was taken in the 13th round by the Oakland Athletics.
   
• The DWU Women’s golf team won the GPAC Championship for the fourth straight season.
   
• Baseball player Nick Gianou became the first DWU student athlete to earn ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American honors.
   
• DWU ranked third in attendance in the GPAC in basketball, playing their home games at the World’s Only Corn Palace.
   
• DWU teams have the opportunity to compete against the top NAIA competition all over the country. Tiger teams competed in Florida, California, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Georgia, Indiana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Arkansas, Montana, Wisconsin and Tennessee.
   
• Brock Seim (men’s basketball), Victor Rangel (men’s soccer) and Ben Jukich (baseball) were each named NAIA National Player-of-the-Week.