SouthEastern Lacrosse Conference

South Eastern Lacrosse Conference
	SELC
Association	MCLA
Members	36
Sports fielded	College lacrosse;
Region	Southeast
Commissioner	Karl Staber
Website	http://mcla.us/SELC/

The SouthEastern Lacrosse Conference (SELC) is a lacrosse-only athletic conference affiliated with the Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA). The SELC incorporates teams in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia and is divided into two divisions, Division I and Division II. With over 30 members, it is the largest of the MCLA's ten conferences.

Division I

Currently, 21 different teams are in the SELC Division I. All of the SELC DI teams are members of NCAA Division I. Currently the SELC DI league includes eight member schools from the Southeastern Conference (SEC), six member schools from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), three member schools from the American Athletic Conference (AAC), one member school from each of the Big 12 Conference, Colonial Athletic Conference (CAA), Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10) and Big South Conference.

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Team Nickname	Primary Conference
University of Alabama	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	1831	Public	28,807	Crimson Tide	SEC (Division I)
Auburn University	Auburn, Alabama	1856	Public	24,137	Tigers	SEC (Division I)
University of Central Florida	Orlando, Florida	1963	Public	53,644	Knights	AAC (Division I)
Clemson University	Clemson, South Carolina	1849	Public	18,317	Tigers	ACC (Division I)
East Carolina University	Greenville, North Carolina	1907	Public	27,677	Pirates	AAC (Division I)
Elon University	Elon, North Carolina	1889	Private/United Church of Christ	5,666	Phoenix	CAA (Division I)
University of Florida	Gainesville, Florida	1853	Public	50,691	Gators	SEC (Division I)
Florida State University	Tallahassee, Florida	1851	Public	40,255	Seminoles	ACC (Division I)
George Washington University	Washington, DC	1821	Private	11,000	Colonials	A-10 (Division I)
University of Georgia	Athens, Georgia	1785	Public	34,885	Bulldogs	SEC (Division I)
Georgia Institute of Technology	Atlanta, Georgia	1885	Public	20,291	Yellow Jackets	ACC (Division I)
Liberty University	Lynchburg, Virginia	1971	Private	15,000	Flames	Atlantic Sun (Division I)
University of Miami	Coral Gables, Florida	1925	Private/Non-sectarian	15,629	Hurricanes	ACC (Division I)
University of Mississippi	Oxford, Mississippi	1848	Public	18,344	Rebels	SEC (Division I)
North Carolina State University	Raleigh, North Carolina	1887	Public	23,730	Wolfpack	ACC (Division I)
University of South Carolina	Columbia, South Carolina	1801	Public	28,481	Gamecocks	SEC (Division I)
University of South Florida	Tampa, Florida	1801	Public	47,122	Bulls	AAC (Division I)
University of Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee	1794	Public	27,107	Volunteers	SEC (Division I)
Vanderbilt University	Nashville, Tennessee	1873	Private/Non-sectarian	12,514	Commodores	SEC (Division I)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	Blacksburg, Virginia	1872	Public	30,739	Hokies	ACC (Division I)
West Virginia University	Morgantown, West Virginia	1867	Public	28,898	Mountaineers	Big 12 (Division I)

Division II

13 institutions make up the SELC Division II League. The league comprises various collegiate athletics levels.

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Team Nickname	Primary Conference
University of North Florida	Jacksonville, Florida	1969	Public	16,525	Ospreys	ASUN (Division I)
Appalachian State University	Boone, North Carolina	1899	Public	16,968	Mountaineers	Sun Belt (Division I)
College of Charleston	Charleston, South Carolina	1770	Public	10,000	Cougars	Colonial (Division I)
Coastal Carolina University	Conway, South Carolina	1954	Public	8,360	Chanticleers	Big South (Division I)
Columbus State University	Columbus, Georgia	1958	Public	7,000	Cougars	Peach Belt (Division II)
Davidson College	Davidson, North Carolina	1837	Private/Non-sectarian	1,700	Wildcats	A-10 (Division I)
Emory University	Druid Hills, Georgia	1836	Private/United Methodist Church	12,756	Eagles	UAA (Division III)
Florida Atlantic University	Boca Raton, Florida	1961	Public	25,000	Owls	C-USA (Division I)
Florida Gulf Coast University	Fort Myers, Florida	1991	Public	13,000	Eagles	ASUN (Division I)
Georgia Southern University	Statesboro, Georgia	1906	Public	19,086	Eagles	Sun Belt (Division I)
Kennesaw State University	Kennesaw, Georgia	1963	Public	22,389	Owls	SoCon (Division I)
University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Charlotte, North Carolina	1946	Public	24,700	49ers	C-USA (Division I)
Wake Forest University	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	1834	Private/Non-sectarian	6,862	Demon Deacons	ACC (Division I)

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