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The SLIAC standings are published on the conference's official website, sliac.org, in the Standings section of the main navigation. That page is the primary place to compare member schools' conference records across sports and seasons. For context around a ranking — recent results or the story behind a team's run — pair the standings with the site's Scoreboard and Stories sections.
What the Standings Section Shows
The Standings page presents conference tables by sport, listing member schools with their league records and ranking position. Because the SLIAC sponsors multiple sports across fall, winter, and spring seasons, the tables are organized by sport rather than combined into one list.
What you can expect to find there:
- Sport-by-sport tables — each sponsored sport has its own standings view.
- Member school listings — every conference member appears within the sports it competes in.
- Conference records and ranking order — the basis for comparing teams within the league.
- Season-specific data — standings reflect the current or selected season, so they update as results come in.
How to Navigate to It
- Go to sliac.org.
- Use the main navigation menu to open the Standings section.
- Select the sport you want to view.
- Read the table for conference records and ranking order.
The site's main navigation also includes Scoreboard, Stories, and Social Media, so you can move between the standings and the latest results or features without leaving the site.
Getting More Context Around a Ranking
Standings alone tell you where teams sit, not why. Two other sections on sliac.org fill that gap:
| Section | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Scoreboard | Recent results and scores that explain movement in the standings |
| Stories | Articles and features on teams, players, and conference news |
| Standings | The ranking tables themselves, by sport and season |
A practical routine: check Standings for the current order, then use Scoreboard to confirm the latest results and Stories for any narrative around a team's position.
Common Questions
Does the site cover every sport? The Standings section is organized by the sports the conference sponsors, so coverage follows the SLIAC's sport offerings rather than a single combined table.
Are standings updated during the season? Yes — standings reflect results as they are recorded, so they change as the season progresses.
Can I compare schools across sports? Each sport has its own table, so comparisons are made within a sport rather than across all sports at once.
Where do I start if I just want the latest results? Use Scoreboard for scores and Standings for the resulting rankings; the two are meant to be read together.