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Ohio Athletic Conference

Athletic conference with members in Ohio, USA

Field	Value
name	Ohio Athletic Conference
logo	Ohio athletic conf logo.png
logo_size	200
founded
association	NCAA
division	Division III
teams	9
sports	23
mens	12
womens	11
region	Ohio
headquarters	Westerville, Ohio
commissioner	Bethany Dannelly
since	2024
website	oac.org
map	OAC-USA-states.png
map_size	250
color	#f6ee27;
font_color	#000000

The Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) is an intercollegiate athletic conference which competes in the NCAA's Division III. All member institutions are located in Ohio. Formed in 1902, it is the third oldest athletic conference in the United States. In its history, 31 schools have been members of the OAC. The enrollments of the current nine member institutions range from around 1,000 to 4,500. Its current commissioner is Bethany Dannelly. Former commissioners include Mike Cleary, who was the first General Manager of a professional basketball team to hire an African American head coach, and would later run the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).

History

The Ohio Athletic Conference was found in 1902 with six charter members—Case Tech, Kenyon, Oberlin, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, and Western Reserve. By 1934, the conference reached an all-time high of twenty-four members, seeing many schools come and go throughout the upcoming decades. By 2000, the conference solidified to its current form with the addition of its final school, Wilmington, to ten members.

On January 18, 2024, John Carroll University announces departure from the OAC to the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), beginning in the 2025–26 academic year.

Conference timeline

1902 – The Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) was founded. Charter members included Case Institute of Technology, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan University and Western Reserve University, beginning the 1902–03 academic year.
1907 – Denison University, Heidelberg College (now Heidelberg University) and the College of Wooster joined the OAC in the 1907–08 academic year.
1909 – Wittenberg College (now Wittenberg University) joined the OAC in the 1909–10 academic year.
1910 – The University of Cincinnati and Ohio University joined the OAC in the 1910–11 academic year.
1911 – Miami University joined the OAC in the 1911–12 academic year.
1912 – Ohio State left the OAC after the 1911–12 academic year.
1914 – Mount Union College (now the University of Mount Union) joined the OAC in the 1914–15 academic year.
1915 – The University of Akron and Baldwin Wallace College (now Baldwin Wallace University) joined the OAC in the 1915–16 academic year.
1916 – Ohio Northern University joined the OAC in the 1916–17 academic year.
1919 – Baldwin Wallace left the OAC after the 1918–19 academic year.
1920 – Hiram College joined the OAC in the 1920–21 academic year.
1921 – Otterbein College (now Otterbein University) and St. Xavier College (now Xavier University) joined the OAC in the 1921–22 academic year.
1922 – Muskingum College (now Muskingum University) joined the OAC in the 1922–23 academic year.
1923 – Baldwin Wallace rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1923–24 academic year.
1924 – Cincinnati left the OAC after the 1923–24 academic year.
1926 – Marietta College joined the OAC in the 1926–27 academic year.
1927 – Capital University joined the OAC in the 1927–28 academic year.
1928 – Denison, Miami, Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg left the OAC to form the Buckeye Conference, alongside Cincinnati (who left 4 years prior), after the 1927–28 academic year.
1931 – Ashland College (now Ashland University) joined the OAC in the 1931–32 academic year.
1932:
- Western Reserve left the OAC after the 1931–32 academic year.
- John Carroll University, Kent State College (now Kent State University) and Toledo University (now the University of Toledo) joined the OAC in the 1932–33 academic year.
1933 – Bowling Green State College (now Bowling Green State University) joined the OAC, with Denison rejoining for a second time as well, in the 1933–34 academic year.
1934 – Wittenberg rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1934–35 academic year.
1935 – Hiram left the OAC after the 1934–35 academic year.
1936:
- Baldwin Wallace, Case Tech, John Carroll, Toledo and Xavier were suspended from the OAC for a violation of the opening date of football practice, all of them (except Xavier) were re-instated back the following school year.
- Akron and Xavier left the OAC after the 1935–36 academic year.
1942 – Bowling Green State left the OAC after the 1941–42 academic year.
1944 – Akron rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1944–45 academic year, with football rejoining in the 1948 fall season (1948–49 academic year).
1947:
- Ohio Northern left the OAC after the 1946–47 academic year.
- Ohio Wesleyan rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1947–48 academic year.
1948 – Ashland and Case Tech, alongside Baldiwn Wallace for a second time, left the OAC after the 1947–48 academic year.
1949 – John Carroll and Toledo left the OAC after the 1948–49 academic year.
1951:
- Kent State left the OAC after the 1950–51 academic year.
- Hiram rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1951–52 academic year.
1961 – Baldwin Wallace rejoined the OAC for a third time in the 1961–62 academic year.
1966 – Akron left the OAC for a second time after the 1965–66 academic year.
1971 – Hiram left the OAC for a second time after the 1970–71 academic year.
1973 – Ohio Northern rejoined the OAC for a second time in the 1973–74 academic year.
1984 – Kenyon, Oberlin and Wooster left the OAC, alongside Denison and Ohio Wesleyan for a second time, to form the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) after the 1983–84 academic year.
1989:
- Wittenberg left the OAC for a second time after the 1988–89 academic year.
- Hiram rejoined the OAC for a third time, alongside John Caroll who rejoined for a second time, both effective in the 1989–90 academic year.
1999 – Hiram left the OAC for a third time after the 1998–99 academic year.
2000 – Wilmington College of Ohio joined the OAC in the 2000–01 academic year.
2011 – Defiance College joined the OAC as an associate member for men's and women's swimming and diving in the 2011–12 academic year.
2012 – Transylvania University joined the OAC as an associate member for men's and women's swimming and diving in the 2012–13 academic year.
2014 – Defiance left the OAC as an affiliate member for men's and women's swimming and diving after the 2013–14 academic year.
2015 – Manchester University joined the OAC as an associate member for men's and women's swimming and diving in the 2015–16 academic year.
2017 – Manchester and Transylvania left the OAC as affiliate members for men's and women's swimming and diving after the 2016–17 academic year.
2025 – John Carroll left the OAC to join the NCAC after the 2024–25 academic year.

Member schools

Current members

The OAC currently has nine full members, all are private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined
Baldwin Wallace University	Berea	1845	Nonsectarian	3,220	Yellow Jackets	1915;
1923;
1961
Capital University	Bexley	1830	Lutheran ELCA	2,617	Comets	1927
Heidelberg University	Tiffin	1850	United Church of Christ	1,086	Student Princes	1907
Marietta College	Marietta	1835	Nonsectarian	1,198	Pioneers	1926
	Alliance	1846	Nonsectarian	2,130	Purple Raiders	1914
Muskingum University	New Concord	1837	Presbyterian	2,117	Fighting Muskies	1922
Ohio Northern University	Ada	1871	United Methodist	3,015	Polar Bears	1916;
1973
Otterbein University	Westerville	1847	United Methodist	3,080	Cardinals	1921
Wilmington College	Wilmington	1870	Quakers	1,046	Quakers	2000

;Notes:

Former members

The OAC had 21 former full members, all but seven were private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined	Left	Current
conference
	Akron	1870	Public	18,730	Zips	1915;
1944	1936;
1966		Mid-American (MAC)
Ashland University	Ashland	1878	Brethren	6,626	Eagles	1931	1948	Great Midwest (G-MAC)
Bowling Green State University	Bowling Green	1910	Public	17,540	Falcons	1933	1942	Mid-American (MAC)
Case Institute of Technology	Cleveland	1880	Nonsectarian	N/A	various	1902	1948	University (UAA)
	Cincinnati	1819	Public	45,949	Bearcats	1910	1924	Big 12
	Dayton	1850	Catholic
(Marianist)	11,241	Flyers	1926	1934		Atlantic 10 (A-10)
Denison University	Granville	1831	Nonsectarian	2,100	Big Red	1907;
1933	1928;
1984		North Coast (NCAC)
Hiram College	Hiram	1850	Disciples of Christ	1,395	Terriers	1920;
1951;
1989	1935;
1971;
1999		Presidents' (PAC)
John Carroll University	University Heights	1886	Catholic
(Jesuit)	2,922	Blue Streaks	1932;
1989	1948;
2025		North Coast (NCAC)
Kent State University	Kent	1910	Public	28,122	Golden Flashes	1932	1951	Mid-American (MAC)
Kenyon College	Gambier	1824	Episcopal/Anglican	1,640	Lords &
Ladies	1902	1984		North Coast (NCAC)
Miami University	Oxford	1809	Public	19,933	RedHawks	1911	1928	Mid-American (MAC)
Oberlin College	Oberlin	1833	Nonsectarian	2,850	Yeomen &
Yeowomen	1902	1984		North Coast (NCAC)
	Columbus	1870	Public	61,369	Buckeyes	1902	1912	Big Ten
	Athens	1804	Public	28,750	Bobcats	1910	1925	Mid-American (MAC)
	Delaware	1842	United Methodist	1,850	Battlin' Bishops	1902;
1947	1928;
1984		North Coast (NCAC)
	Toledo	1872	Public	20,304	Rockets	1932	1947	Mid-American (MAC)
Western Reserve University	Cleveland	1826	Nonsectarian	N/A	various	1902	1932	University (UAA)
Wittenberg University	Springfield	1845	Lutheran ELCA	2,050	Tigers	1909;
1934	1928;
1989		North Coast (NCAC)
	Wooster	1866	Nonsectarian	1,827	Fighting Scots	1907	1984	North Coast (NCAC)
Xavier University	Cincinnati	1831	Catholic
(Jesuit)	7,112	Musketeers	1921	1936		Big East

;Notes:

Former associate members

The OAC had three former associate members, all private schools. This included the only schools outside of Ohio that had any level of OAC membership.

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined	Left	OAC
sport	Primary
conference
Defiance College	Defiance, Ohio	1850	United Church of Christ	1,000	Yellow
Jackets	2011	2014		Men's swimming & diving	Wolverine-Hoosier (WHAC)
2011	2014	Women's swimming & diving
Manchester University	North Manchester, Indiana	1860	Church of the Brethren	1,250	Spartans	2015	2017	Men's swimming & diving	Heartland (HCAC)
2015	2017	Women's swimming & diving
Transylvania University	Lexington, Kentucky	1780	Disciples of Christ	1,120	Pioneers	2012	2017	Men's swimming & diving	Heartland (HCAC)
2012	2017	Women's swimming & diving

;Notes:

Membership timeline

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bar:2 color:Full from:1902 till:1984 text:Kenyon (1902-1984)

bar:3 color:Full from:1902 till:1984 text:Oberlin (1902-1984)

bar:4 color:Full from:1902 till:1912 text:Ohio State (1902-1912)

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bar:7 color:Full from:1907 till:1928 text:Denison (1907-1928) bar:7 color:Full from:1933 till:1984 text:(1933-1984)

bar:8 color:Full from:1907 till:end text:Heidelberg (1907-present)

bar:9 color:Full from:1907 till:1984 text:Wooster (1907-1984)

bar:10 color:Full from:1909 till:1928 text:Wittenberg (1909-1928) bar:10 color:Full from:1934 till:1989 text:(1934-1989)

bar:11 color:Full from:1910 till:1924 text:Cincinnati (1910-1924)

bar:12 color:Full from:1910 till:1928 text:Ohio (1910-1928)

bar:13 color:Full from:1911 till:1928 text:Miami (OH) (1911-1928)

bar:14 color:Full from:1914 till:end text:Mount Union (1914-)

bar:15 color:Full from:1915 till:1936 text:Akron (1915-1936) bar:15 color:Full from:1944 till:1966 text:(1944–1966)

bar:16 color:Full from:1915 till:1919 text:Baldwin Wallace (1915-1919; 1923-1948) bar:16 color:Full from:1923 till:1948 text: bar:16 color:Full from:1961 till:end text:(1961-)

bar:17 color:Full from:1916 till:1947 text:Ohio Northern (1916-1947) bar:17 color:Full from:1973 till:end text:(1973-)

bar:18 color:Full from:1920 till:1935 text:Hiram (1920–1935) bar:18 color:Full from:1951 till:1971 text:(1951-1971) bar:18 color:Full from:1989 till:1999 text:(1989-1999)

bar:19 color:Full from:1921 till:end text:Otterbein (1921-)

bar:20 color:Full from:1921 till:1936 text:Xavier (OH) (1921-1936)

bar:21 color:Full from:1922 till:end text:Muskingum (1922-)

bar:22 color:Full from:1926 till:1934 text:Dayton (1926-1934)

bar:23 color:Full from:1926 till:end text:Marietta (1926-)

bar:24 color:Full from:1927 till:end text:Capital (1927-)

bar:25 color:Full from:1931 till:1948 text:Ashland (1931-1948)

bar:26 color:Full from:1932 till:1949 text:John Carroll (1932-1949) bar:26 color:Full from:1989 till:2025 text: (1989-2025)

bar:27 color:Full from:1932 till:1951 text:Kent State (1932-1951)

bar:28 color:Full from:1932 till:1949 text:Toledo (1932-1949)

bar:29 color:Full from:1933 till:1942 text:Bowling Green State (1933-1942)

bar:30 color:Full from:2000 till:end text:Wilmington (OH) (2000-)

bar:31 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2014 text:Defiance (2011-2014)

bar:32 shift:(-20) color:AssocOS from:2012 till:2017 text:Transylvania (2012-2017)

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Sports

In 2023–24, the OAC sponsors the following championships:

Sport		Men's		Women's
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Swimming & Diving
Tennis
Indoor Track
Outdoor Track
Volleyball
Wrestling

Facilities

School	Football stadium	Capacity	Basketball arena	Capacity	Baseball field	Capacity	Softball field
Baldwin Wallace	George Finnie Stadium	10,000	Rudolph Ursprung Gymnasium	2,800	Heritage Field		Rhoem Athletic Complex
Capital	Bernlohr Stadium	3,000	Capital Center	2,100	Clowson Field		Clowson Field
Heidelberg	Hoernemann Stadium	1,300	Seiberling Gymnasium		Peaceful Valley		Frann's Field
Marietta	Don Drumm Stadium	5,000	Ban Johnson Arena	1,457	Don Schaly Stadium	1,500	Marietta Field
Mount Union	Mount Union Stadium	5,600	McPherson Academic and Athletic Complex	3,000	23rd Street Field		23rd Street Field
Muskingum	McConagha Stadium	5,000	Anne C. Steele Center	2,500	Mose Morehead Field		Donna J. Newberry Field
Ohio Northern	Dial-Roberson All-Events Stadium	3,500	ONU Sports Center		Wander Field		ONU Softball Field
Otterbein	Memorial Stadium	2,400	Rike Center	3,100	Fishbaugh Field		Otterbein Softball Field
Wilmington	Williams Stadium	3,500	Fred Raizk Arena	3,500	Tewksbury-Delaney Field		WC Softball Field

OAC tournament championship history

Men's swimming & diving

2017–2025: John Carroll
2006–2016: Ohio Northern

Women's swimming & diving

2017–2025: John Carroll
2015–2016: Mount Union

Women's basketball

2022–2025: Baldwin-Wallace
2021: John Carroll
2020: Baldwin-Wallace
2019: John Carroll
2018: Marietta
2017: Ohio Northern
2016: Mount Union
2015: Baldwin-Wallace
2014: Capital
2013: Ohio Northern
2010–2012: Mount Union
2009: Capital

Men's basketball

2024–2025: John Carroll
2023: Mount Union
2020–2021: Marietta
2020: Mount Union
2019: Baldwin-Wallace
2018: John Carroll
2017: Marietta
2016: John Carroll
2015: Mount Union
2014: Wilmington
2013: Marietta
2012: Capital
2011: Marietta
2010: Wilmington
2009: John Carroll
2008: Heidelberg
2007: Capital
2005–2006: Baldwin-Wallace
2003–2004: John Carroll
2002: Otterbein
1999–2001: Ohio Northern
1998: Baldwin-Wallace
1997: Mount Union
1996: Baldwin-Wallace
1995: Ohio Northern
1991–1994: Otterbein
1990: Muskingum
1989: Otterbein
1988: Muskingum
1987: Wittenberg
1986: Otterbein
1985: Wittenberg
1984: Capital
1981–1983: Wittenberg
1980: Ohio Northern
1979: Wittenberg
1978: Otterbein
1977: Muskingum
1976: Oberlin
1974–1975: Wittenberg
1973: Wooster
1972: Wittenberg
1971: Capital
1970: Oberlin
1969: Wittenberg
1968: Dennison
1967: Baldwin-Wallace
1964–1966: Akron
1960–1963: Wittenberg

Football

2017–2025: Mount Union
2016: John Carroll
1995–2015: Mount Union
1994: Baldwin Wallace/John Carroll/Mount Union
1992–1993: Mount Union
1991: Baldwin-Wallace
1990: Mount Union
1989: John Carroll
1988: Baldwin-Wallace/Wittenberg
1987: Capital
1985–1986: Mount Union
1982–1984: Baldwin-Wallace
1981: Wittenberg
1980: Baldwin-Wallace
1979: Wittenberg
1977–1978: Baldwin-Wallace
1976: Wittenberg
1973–1974: Wittenberg
1972: Heidelberg
1971: Ohio Wesleyan
1970: Wittenberg (vacated)
1969: Wittenberg
1968: Baldwin Wallace
1967: Ohio Wesleyan
1961–1966: Wittenberg
1960: Muskingum
1959: Heidelberg

Men's soccer

2024: Otterbein
2023: Ohio Northern
2018–2022: John Carroll
2017: Otterbein
2016: John Carroll
2015: Ohio Northern
2014: Heidelberg
2010–2013: Ohio Northern
2009: Capital/Ohio Northern
2008: Ohio Northern
2004: Wilmington
2000: Wilmington

Women's soccer

2021–2024: Otterbein
2020: John Carroll
2019: Ohio Northern
2018: Otterbein
2017: Ohio Northern
2016: Mount Union
2013–2015: Capital
2012: Ohio Northern
2011: Capital
2010: Otterbein

Baseball

2024–2025: Baldwin-Wallace
2023: John Carroll
2020–2022: Marietta
2019: Otterbein
2018: Baldwin-Wallace
2017: Otterbein
2015–2016: Marietta
2014: John Carroll
2013: Mount Union
2011–2012: Marietta
2008–2010: Heidelberg
2005–2007: Otterbein
2004: Heidelberg
2003: Otterbein
1990–2002: Marietta
1989: Otterbein
1986–1988: Marietta
1985: Baldwin-Wallace
1984: Marietta
1982–1983: Ohio Northern
1977–1981: Marietta
1976: Ohio Northern
1975: Marietta
1974: Ohio Northern
1971–1973: Marietta
1970: Marietta/Mount Union
1969: Ohio Wesleyan
1968: Wittenberg
1967: Hiram
1966: Wittenberg
1965: Ohio Wesleyan
1964: Mount Union
1963: Wittenberg
1962: Hiram
1961: Ohio Wesleyan
1960: Wittenberg

Women's volleyball

2020–2024: Otterbein
2018–2019: Ohio Northern
2017: Otterbein
2016: Ohio Northern
2015: Heidelberg
2011–2014: Mount Union
2010: Heidelberg
2009: Ohio Northern
2008: Heidelberg

Men's golf

2025: John Carroll
2023–2024: Otterbein
2022: John Carroll
2021: Otterbein
2015–2019: Otterbein
2014: Baldwin Wallace
2013: Otterbein
2012: Mount Union
2010–2011: Otterbein
2009: Ohio Northern
2008: Otterbein
2007: Mount Union
2006: Baldwin-Wallace
1998–2005: Otterbein
1997: John Carroll
1996: Otterbein
1994–1995: John Carroll
1992–1993: Otterbein
1991: Heidelberg/Hiram
1990: John Carroll
1988–1989: Wittenberg
1987: Muskingum

Men's wrestling

2021–2025: Baldwin-Wallace
2020: Mount Union
2016–2019: Baldwin Wallace
2015: Mount Union
2013–2014: Heidelberg
2011–2012: Mount Union
2006–2010: Heidelberg
2002–2005: John Carroll
2001: Ohio Northern
2000: Muskingum
1998–1999: John Carroll
1995–1997: Mount Union
1991–1994: John Carroll
1985–1990: Mount Union
1982–1984: Capital
1980–1981: Ohio Northern
1979: Muskingum
1975–1978: Ohio Northern
1974: Mount Union
1971–1973: Baldwin-Wallace
1970: Wittenberg
1968–1969: Denison
1967: Hiram
1965–1966: Baldwin-Wallace
1964: Hiram
1963: Baldwin-Wallace
1959–1962: Hiram

Men's cross country

2025: Otterbein
2021–2024: John Carroll
2020 No meet
2018-2019: Otterbein
2015–2017: Ohio Northern
2012–2014: Mount Union
2011: Ohio Northern
2010: Mount Union
2009: Heidelberg
2007-2008: Ohio Northern
2005–2006: Mount Union
2003–2004: Otterbein
2001–2002: Mount Union
1998-2000: Heidelberg
1996–1997: Mount Union
1994–1995: Otterbein
1993: Mount Union
1992: Otterbein
1990-1991: Mount Union
1988-1989: Otterbein
1987: Mount Union
1986: Otterbein
1984-1985: Mount Union
1981-1983: Baldwin-Wallace
1980: Otterbein
1979: Baldwin-Wallace
1974-1978: Mount Union
1973: Baldwin-Wallace
1972: Denison
1966-1971: Mount Union
1965: Akron
1964: Mount Union
1962-1963: Akron
1961: Muskingum
1959-1960: Oberlin
1956-1958: Ohio Wesleyan
1955: Oberlin
1954: No meet
1952-1953: Oberlin
1951: Wooster
1948-50: Oberlin
1947: Case
1946: Oberlin
1943-1945: No meet
1942: Bowling Green
1939-1941: Oberlin
1938: Wooster
1934-1937: Oberlin
1933: Wooster
1929-1932: Oberlin

Women's cross country

2025: Ohio Northern
2021-2024: John Carroll
2020: No Meet
2015–2018: Otterbein
2014: Mount Union
2010-2012: Ohio Northern
2009: Baldwin-Wallace
2008: Ohio Northern
2007: Baldwin-Wallace
2005-2006: Ohio Northern
2003–2004: Mount Union
1999-2002: Baldwin-Wallace
1998: Ohio Northern
1992-1997: Baldwin-Wallace
1991: John Carroll
1990: Mount Union
1987-1989: Baldwin-Wallace
1986: Baldwin-Wallace and Mount Union
1985: Wittenberg

Men's lacrosse

2025: Ohio Northern
2024: John Carroll
2016–2022: John Carroll
2013–2015: Otterbein

Women's lacrosse

2025: Mount Union
2022–2024: Capital
2021: John Carroll
2014–2019: Mount Union

References

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(January 18, 2024). "John Carroll University Joins North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC)".
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