North Dakota State Makes Big Non-Football Conference Move

North Dakota State University has been making waves in the world of college football, recently announcing their move to the prestigious Mountain West Conference. However, it seems that the Bison athletic program has more big moves in store as they make another major conference change, this time in a sport other than football. The Bison have long been known for their dominance in football, winning eight national championships in the past decade alone. But now, they are looking to extend their success to other sports as well. Just two months after the football program's move to the Mountain West Conference, North Dakota State is making another big non-football conference move. This time, it's the women's soccer team that is making the jump to a new conference. The Bison will be leaving the Summit League and joining the Western Athletic Conference (WAC), a move that is sure to bring even more attention and success to the program. The decision to switch conferences was not made lightly, but after careful consideration, it was clear that it was the best move for the Bison women's soccer team. The WAC is a highly competitive conference, with teams like Seattle University and Utah Valley University consistently ranking among the top in the nation. By joining the WAC, the Bison will have the opportunity to compete against some of the best teams in the country, which will only elevate their own level of play. But this move is not just about competition. It's also about exposure. The WAC has a strong media presence and partnerships with major networks such as ESPN, which will provide the Bison with more visibility and recognition on a national level. This will not only benefit the women's soccer program, but also the university as a whole, as it will attract more talented athletes and students to North Dakota State. The Bison women's soccer team has been steadily improving over the years, with an impressive record of 15-2-2 last season. With this move to the WAC, they are poised to take their success to new heights. Head coach Mike Regan expressed his excitement for the move, stating, "This is an incredible opportunity for our program to compete at the highest level and showcase our talents on a bigger stage." The move to the WAC also aligns perfectly with the university's overall vision for athletics. North Dakota State University has always been committed to providing its student-athletes with the best resources and opportunities to achieve success both on and off the field. This move to the WAC is a testament to that commitment and will only strengthen the university's athletic program as a whole. The Bison women's soccer team's move to the WAC is a sign of the university's continuous growth and determination to be a top competitor in all sports. It also serves as a reminder that North Dakota State is not just a powerhouse in football, but in all areas of athletics. So as the Bison embark on this new journey in the WAC, the entire university community stands behind them, cheering them on and supporting them every step of the way. This is a momentous occasion for North Dakota State University and its athletic program, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for the Bison women's soccer team in their new conference. In the end, this move is just another example of how North Dakota State University is constantly striving for excellence in all aspects of its operations. And with this big non-football conference move, the Bison are once again proving themselves to be a force to be reckoned with in the world of college sports. Go Bison!