The University of Indianapolis achieved a remarkable third-place finish in the Division II LEARFIELD Directors' Cup standings for the 2025-26 sports calendar, marking its sixth consecutive top-five finish. UIndy has consistently ranked among the best in NCAA Division II athletics, maintaining 18 consecutive top-20 finishes. With a total of 832 points, UIndy was 60.5 points shy of second place and 257.75 points behind the leader, Grand Valley State. The Greyhounds excelled in the spring season, contributing significantly to their overall points with multiple top-10 finishes across various sports.

By the Numbers
  • UIndy finished with 832.0 total points in the Directors' Cup standings.
  • Grand Valley State topped the standings with 1089.75 points.
  • UIndy secured 386.50 points in the spring season alone.
Yes, But

Despite the commendable achievement, the absence of final standings during the pandemic years of 2019-20 and 2020-21 raises questions about the stability of these rankings and how they might compare under normal circumstances.

State of Play
  • UIndy boasts five top-10 finishes this spring, including baseball's World Series appearance.
  • Multiple teams, including men's tennis and women's lacrosse, had significant NCAA tournament success.
What's Next

Looking ahead, UIndy aims to build on this momentum, focusing on enhancing its athletic programs and striving for another strong finish in the Directors' Cup next year.

Bottom Line

UIndy's continuous excellence in athletics is a testament to its solid programs and dedication, making it a formidable competitor in NCAA Division II, with key aspirations for future championships.