Lackawanna - Frequently Asked Questions

On June 26, 2025, the PSAC announced that it had extended an invitation to Lackawanna College to become the conference's 18th member, contingent on the institution's acceptance as a member of Division II.

In order to facilitate that process, Lackawanna has been added into the conference's schedules for the 2026-27 season in the following sports:

-Baseball
-Men's and Women's Basketball
-Football
-Men's and Women's Soccer
-Softball
-Women's Volleyball
-Men's and Women's Wrestling

Any game played against Lackawanna will not count in the conference standings, but will still count toward overall records. The games will not be considered "in-region" for NCAA ranking considerations. However, if an institution's game versus Lackawanna were to be designated as an exhibition, no statistics or wins/losses would count for the PSAC institution. In such a scenario, Lackawanna would still count the statistics and win/loss toward its own season totals.

Lackawanna student-athletes will not be eligible for postseason awards of any type, including All-Conference Teams and PSAC Academic Awards, until such time as theyofficially become a member of NCAA Division II and the PSAC.
 

For additional information, Lackawanna Athletics has created a comprehensive "Transition Timeline".