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Point University

West Point, GA · NAIA · Four-year · Private nonprofit

Playing now
Flag footballPlaying now
LevelNAIA
AidAthletic aid: Yes
Degrees reported13 areas
CoachNot verified

From the Coach

Point University’s staff note appears here when they send one.

Why it may fit

Athletic aid is permitted at this level; confirm school-specific availability.

Before you reach out

This directory does not yet have a verified coach contact.

Degrees reported here

Business & managementPsychologyFamily & consumer sciencesHomeland security & protective servicesHealth professionsBiological sciencesTheologyEducation+5 more

Program facts

Conference: Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC)

Launch: Established varsity program; competed in The Sun Conference through spring 2026, moving to the SSAC for 2026-27

Athletic-aid rule: NAIA: athletic aid may be available by rule; school-specific amounts are not verified here.

Program source check: 2026-09-24

Coach contact

No verified coach contact in this directory yet. Check the official program page.

Athletic and academic aid

Academic/merit: Merit/academic aid is typically available at four-year schools; confirm the school-specific options.

Stackable: Flag football is an equivalency sport at most aid-granting levels, so athletic + academic aid can often be combined; confirm the school's policy.

Source note

OFFICIAL STAFF PAGE COULD NOT BE RETRIEVED. point.edu confirms the athletics site is pointskyhawks.com, but every attempt to fetch that domain (pointskyhawks.com, www.pointskyhawks.com, gopointskyhawks.com, pointskyhawks.prestosports.com) failed DNS resolution or returned 403 from this environment. Program existence rests on the research brief plus a flag-football image on point.edu/athletics — treat as UNVERIFIED and re-check pointskyhawks.com/staff-directory manually. No coach name or email should be assumed.

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