Fifth year of eligibility gives NAIA new recruiting edge
The NAIA approved a fifth year of eligibility on Wednesday, replacing its four-season limit starting in the fall of 2027. That gives NAIA women's wrestling programs something NCAA Division III programs can't offer: five seasons of competition along with athletic scholarships. Here's what the change means for recruiting, current wrestlers and the future of the sport at the NAIA level.
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