Bi-State Conference Explained
| Bi-State Conference |
| Color: | - 000000
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| Font Color: | white |
| Founded: | 1970 |
| Association: | NJCAA |
| Division: | Region 2 |
| Teams: | 24 |
| Sports: | 8 |
| Mens: | 4 |
| Womens: | 4 |
| Region: | South Central |
| Headquarters: | Little Rock, Arkansas |
| Map: | GACstates.png |
| Map Size: | 250 |
The Bi-State Conference, also known as Region II, is a junior college athletic conference for many technical and community colleges within the South Central states of Arkansas and Oklahoma, sponsored by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Conference championships are held in most sports and individuals can be named to All-Conference and All-Academic teams.
Member schools
Current members
The Bi-State currently has 24 full members, all but one are public schools:
| Institution | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Joined | Division |
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| De Queen, Arkansas | 1975 | Public | 1,600 | Colts | ? | Arkansas |
| Mena, Arkansas | 1973 | Public | 1,004 | Bucks | ? | Arkansas |
| Arkansas State University Mid-South | West Memphis, Arkansas | 1992 | Public | ? | Greyhounds | ? | Arkansas |
| Arkansas State University Mountain Home | Mountain Home, Arkansas | 1995 | Public | 1,500 | Trailblazers | ? | Arkansas |
| Arkansas State University Newport | Newport, Arkansas | 1976 | Public | 2,651 | Aviators | 2023 | Arkansas |
| Arkansas State University Three Rivers | Malvern, Arkansas | 1969 | Public | 3,500 | Eagles | 2023 | Arkansas |
| Carl Albert State College | Poteau, Oklahoma | 1933 | Public | 2,400 | Vikings | ? | Oklahoma |
| Connors State College | Warner, Oklahoma | 1908 | Public | 2,350 | Cowboys &<br>Cowgirls | ? | Oklahoma |
| Eastern Oklahoma State College | Wilburton, Oklahoma | 1908 | Public | 1,918 | Mountaineers | ? | Oklahoma |
| Murray State College | Tishomingo, Oklahoma | 1908 | Public | 2,200 | Aggies | ? | Oklahoma |
| National Park College | Hot Springs, Arkansas | 2003 | Public | 2,768 | Nighthawks | ? | Arkansas |
| North Arkansas College | Harrison, Arkansas | 1974 | Public | ? | Pioneers &<br>Lady Pioneers | ? | Arkansas |
| Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College | Miami, Oklahoma | 1919 | Public | ? | Golden Norsemen &<br>Lady Norse | ? | Oklahoma |
| Northern Oklahoma College at Enid | Enid, Oklahoma | 1999 | Public | ? | Jets | ? | Oklahoma |
| Northern Oklahoma College at Tonkawa | Tonkawa, Oklahoma | 1901 | Public | ? | Mavericks | ? | Oklahoma |
| Northwest Arkansas Community College | Bentonville, Arkansas | 1989 | Public | 7,715 | Eagles | ? | Arkansas |
| Redlands Community College | El Reno, Oklahoma | 1938 | Public | ? | Cougars | ? | Oklahoma |
| Rose State College | Midwest City, Oklahoma | 1970 | Public | 13,000 | Raiders | ? | Oklahoma |
| Seminole State College | Seminole, Oklahoma | 1931 | Public | ? | Trojans | ? | Oklahoma |
| Shorter College | North Little Rock, Arkansas | 1886 | Nonsectarian | ? | Bulldogs | ? | Arkansas |
| South Arkansas Community College | El Dorado, Arkansas | 1992 | Public | ? | Stars | 2019 | Arkansas |
| Southeast Arkansas College | Pine Bluff, Arkansas | 1991 | Public | 1,842 | Sharks | 2023 | Arkansas |
| Southern Arkansas University Tech | Camden, Arkansas | 1967 | Public | ? | Rockets | ? | Arkansas |
| Western Oklahoma State College | Altus, Oklahoma | 1926 | Public | ? | Pioneers | ? | Oklahoma | |
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