About Bethany Athletics
Do you want to be a college athlete? How do you feel about training with a top-notch coach? Are you willing to work hard?
 
Our athletes' commitment to individual development and team work have brought us great success. Bethany has been recognized regionally and nationally for its championship teams. We belong to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and field teams in 15 sports:
 
 Men's Sports                   Women's Sports 
 Baseball                           Basketball
 Basketball                        Cheer Squad
 Cross Country                 Cross Country
 Football                             Dance Team
 Golf                                    Soccer
 Soccer                               Softball
 Tennis                               Tennis
 Track & Field                    Track & Field
                                             Volleyball
 
The basic aims of Bethany's intercollegiate athletic program are:
  • to provide opportunities for students to participate in a well-rounded schedule of high-level athletic competition;
  • to encourage physical fitness and the development of physical skills and emotional control in students;
  • to support the educational goals and mission of Bethany College;
  • to foster character, good sportsmanship, school spirit and loyalty in students, staff, faculty and fans.

The mission of Bethany College is to educate, develop, and challenge individuals to reach for truth and excellence as they lead lives of faith, learning and service. All people who share in the Bethany experience are united by our core values of integrity, hospitality, community, servant leadership, and sustainability. 

If you choose to join the Bethany community as a student, you can expect:

  • personal attention within a caring community;
  • active learning and meaningful practical experience - in and beyond the classroom;
  • an educational experience that prepares you for a life and career of consequence;
  • to be an active participant in your own education and in the life of the college;
  • to be a part in something bigger than yourself.