CLEVELAND, Ohio - Bethany College has been ranked 265th in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Learfield Directors' Cup winter standings marking the institution's first appearance in the standings since 2012.

The Learfield Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today to award points to NCAA institutions based on each school's finish in NCAA Championships.

Bethany checks in at 265th with 21 points marking the eleventh time the Bison have scored points for the Directors' Cup and the first since 2012 where the Bison finished 272nd with 25 points. The College's 21 points in the winter were supplied by the Bison men's track and field team who finished 51st at the 2025-26 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in Birmingham, Alabama. New York University currently sits atop the Directors' Cup standings with 812.25 points.

The Green and White were also one of six Presidents' Athletic Conference schools to appear in the Directors' Cup standings as the PAC was also represented by Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) College at 113th with 100 points, Saint Vincent (Pa.) College at 200th with 44 points, Allegheny (Pa.) College at 215th with 30 points, and Westminster (Pa.) College at 271st with 13 points.

The spring and final standings for the NACDA Division III Learfield Directors' Cup will begin distribution on Tuesday, June 9.