Women's Basketball National Championship
NAIA Championship Host Manual & Style Guide
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Event Name: |
NAIA Women's Basketball National Championship (Combined Divisions) |
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Seeking Site For: |
2030 & 2031 |
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Bid Deadline: |
June 1, 2028 |
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Bid Packet: |
Bid packet will be posted August 2027. |
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Rights Fee: |
$30,000.00 (Minimum) |
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Dates: |
March 21-26, 2030 2030 - TBD |
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Days of the Week: |
Thursday - Tuesday |
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Number of Teams: |
16 team single-elimination format |
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Estimated Number |
300-350 players, coaches, & staff |
| Host Requirements: |
Generate adequate sponsoships to support the event budget, produce a Teaming Up for Character™ activity in your community that involves NAIA student-athletes, produce a compelling student-athlete kick-off event that includes a meal for all athletes and official travel party. |
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Facility Requirements: |
Arena style facility available for 15 games; having seating capacity of approximately 4,000-6,000. Official court measuring 94 feet by 50 feet, wood floor, standards, and goals with nets on rectangular glass backboards. An electronic scoreboard, shot clocks, game clocks on each end of the court and sound system. Facility must have training room, five locker rooms/dressing rooms for team/official use. Several practice sites must be available throughout the championship. |
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Hotel Requirements: |
Centralized property(s) capable of accommodating several meetings and a banquet for 500 people. |
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Average Length of Stay: |
Four nights |
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Room Block Needed: |
300 |
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Room Rate: |
The price range is $90-$115, regardless of room occupancy |
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Hotel Pre-Registration: |
Participants will be responsible for making reservations and paying for rooms directly with the hotel |
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Contact: |
Abby Schultz, Senior Championship Manager |
Event History:
NAIA Division I
2017-19: Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark, Billings, Mont.
2015-16: Silverstein Eye Centers Areana, Independence, Mo.
2012-14: Frankfort Convention Center, Frankfort, Ky.
1990-11: Oman Arena, Jackson, Tenn.
NAIA Division II
2000-2020: Tyson Events Center, Sioux City, Iowa
NAIA (Combined)
2021-current: Tyson Events Center, Sioux City, Iowa
