Frontier Conference

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The Frontier Conference is a college athletic conference; it was founded in 1952 and is affiliated with the NAIA. Member institutions are located in the northwestern United States, in the states of Idaho, Montana, and Utah.

[edit] Current members (and year joined, where known)

(^ denotes football-playing member)

• Carroll College^ (1952)
• Eastern Oregon University^ (2005) (football-only)
• Lewis-Clark State College
• Montana State University-Northern^ (1999)
• Montana Tech of The University of Montana^ (1952)
• Rocky Mountain College^ (1952)
• University of Great Falls
• Western Montana College of the University of Montana now called University of Montana-Western^ (1952)
• Westminster College, Salt Lake City

[edit] Sports

The Frontier Conference sponsors athletic competition in men's and women's basketball, men's football, golf, and women's volleyball. Montana State University-Northern and University of Great Falls are participants in wrestling (both of which are national powers).

[edit] External link

• Frontier Conference

NAIA Football Conferences

Central States Football League – Dakota Athletic Conference – Frontier Conference – Great Plains Athletic Conference – Heart of America Athletic Conference – Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference – Mid-South Conference – Mid-States Football Association – Independents