Editing Lone Star Conference (section)

==Sponsored sports==
{| width=450 style="float:right"
|-
|colspan=2|The following divisional format is used for men's and women's basketball, and softball.
|-
|width=50%|{{center|'''East'''}}
* Cameron
* Dallas Baptist (men's only)
* Oklahoma Christian
* St. Edward's
* St. Mary's
* Texas-Tyler
* Texas A&M International
* Texas A&M-Kingsville
* Texas Woman's (women's only)
|width=50%|{{center|'''West'''}}
* Angelo State
* Eastern New Mexico
* Lubbock Christian
* Midwestern State
* Sul Ross State
* Texas-Permian Basin
* West Texas A&M
* Western New Mexico
|}

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto; text-align:center"
|+ '''Conference sports'''
! Sport !! Men's !! Women's
|-
| {{left}}[[College baseball|Baseball]] || {{Y}} ||
|-
| {{left}}[[College basketball|Basketball]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[Cross country running|Cross country]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[College football|Football]] || {{Y}} ||
|-
| {{left}}[[Golf]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[College soccer in the United States|Soccer]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[College softball|Softball]] || || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[Stunt (sport)|STUNT]] ||  || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[Tennis]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[Track and field|Track and field indoor]] || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}Track and field outdoor || {{Y}} || {{Y}}
|-
| {{left}}[[Volleyball]] || || {{Y}}
|}

===Men's sponsored sports by school===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!School
!Baseball
!Basketball
!Cross<br>country
!Football
!Golf
!Soccer
!Tennis
!Track<br>and field<br>indoor
!Track<br>and field<br>outdoor
!Total<br>LSC<br>Sports
|-
| {{left}}Angelo State
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 6
|-
| {{left}}Cameron
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 5
|-
| {{left}}Dallas Baptist
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}Eastern New Mexico
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}Lubbock Christian
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}Midwestern State
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 5
|-
| {{left}}Oklahoma Christian
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}St. Edward's
| {{Y}} 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 5
|-
| {{left}}St. Mary's 
| {{Y}} 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 5
|-
| {{left}}Sul Ross State
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 6
|-
| {{left}}Texas A&M International
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
! 5
|-
| {{left}}Texas A&M–Kingsville
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 6
|-
| {{left}}UT Permian Basin
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
|
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 5
|-
| {{left}}UT Tyler
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}West Texas A&M
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}Western New Mexico
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
! 5
|-
! Totals
! 13
! 17
! 14
! 8+2
! 12
! 10
! 10
! 10
! 10
! 105+2
|-
! colspan=11 align=center | '''Affiliate members'''
|-
| {{left}}Central Washington
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
! 1
|-
| {{left}}Western Oregon
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| 
| 
! 1
|-
! colspan=11 align=center | '''Future members'''
|-
| {{left}}UT Dallas
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Men's NCAA D2 National Champions
|-
! Sport !! Team (Years) !! Total
|-
| Cross Country || Abilene Christian (2007, 2009) || 2
|-
| Football || Texas State (1981, 1982) A&M Commerce (2017) || 3
|-
| Indoor Track and Field || Abilene Christian (1988, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2011) || 13
|-
| Basketball || Northeastern State (2003) || 1
|-
| Golf || Texas State (1983) Abilene Christian (1992) || 2
|-
| Baseball || Southeastern Oklahoma State (2000), Angelo State (2023) || 2
|-
| Outdoor Track and Field || Abilene Christian (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011), Texas A&M-Kingsville (2018) || 20
|}

===Women's sponsored sports by school===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!School
!Basketball
!Cross<br>country
!Golf
!Soccer
!Softball
!STUNT
!Tennis
!Track<br>and field<br>indoor
!Track<br>and field<br>outdoor
!Volleyball
!Total<br>LSC<br>Sports
|-
| {{left}}Angelo State
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 9
|-
| {{left}}Cameron
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 5
|-
| {{left}}Dallas Baptist
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}Eastern New Mexico
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}Lubbock Christian
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}Midwestern State
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 9
|-
| {{left}}Oklahoma Christian
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}St. Edward's
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}St. Mary's
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}Sul Ross State
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 6
|-
| {{left}}Texas A&M International
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 6
|-
| {{left}}Texas A&M–Kingsville
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 9
|-
| {{left}}Texas Woman's
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 5
|-
| {{left}}UT Permian Basin
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 7
|-
| {{left}}UT Tyler
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 9
|-
| {{left}}West Texas A&M
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 8
|-
| {{left}}Western New Mexico
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| 
| 
| {{Y}}
! 6
|-
! Totals
! 16
! 14
! 13
! 14
! 17
! 5
! 10
! 10
! 10
! 17
! 133
|-
! colspan=12 align=center | '''Future members'''
|-
| {{left}}UT Dallas
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| 
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
| {{Y}}
! 9
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Women's NCAA D2 National Champions
|-
! Sport !! Team (Years) !! Total
|-
| Volleyball || West Texas A&M (1990, 1991, 1997, 2022) || 4
|-
| Indoor Track and Field || Abilene Christian (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) <br /> West Texas A&M (2018)|| 13
|-
| Basketball || Lubbock Christian (2018, 2019) || 2
|-
| Golf || Dallas Baptist (2021) || 1
|-
| Softball || Angelo State (2004) <br /> West Texas A&M (2014, 2021) || 3
|-
| Outdoor Track and Field || Abilene Christian (1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2008), <br /> West Texas A&M (2017, 2022)|| 12
|}

===Other sponsored sports by school===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!rowspan=2|School
!rowspan=8 width=1 style="padding:0"|
!colspan=2|Men
!rowspan=8 width=1 style="padding:0"|
!colspan=5|Women
|-
!Baseball
!Swimming<br>and diving
!Beach<br>Volleyball{{efn|group=os|name=DI|De facto Division I sport. Beach volleyball, bowling, and gymnastics all have single NCAA championship events open to members of all three divisions.}}
!Bowling{{efn|group=os|name=DI}}
!Gymnastics{{efn|group=os|name=DI}}
!Swimming<br>and diving
!Wrestling
|-
| {{left}}Dallas Baptist
| [[Conference USA|CUSA]]{{efn|group=os|name=bb|Dallas Baptist plays baseball at the D-I level; it is the only D-II school that does so.}}
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| {{left}}Oklahoma Christian
| 
| [[Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference|RMAC]]
| 
| [[Great Lakes Valley Conference|GLVC]]
| 
| [[Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference|RMAC]]
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|-
| {{left}}Texas A&M–Kingsville
| 
| 
| [[NCAA Division II independent schools#Sports not in D-II|IND]]
| 
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| {{left}}Texas Woman's
| 
| 
| 
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| [[Midwest Independent Conference|MIC]]
| 
| [[Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference|RMAC]]
|-
| {{left}}UT Permian Basin
| 
| [[Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference|RMAC]]
| 
| 
| 
| [[Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference|RMAC]]
|
|}

;Notes:
{{notelist|group=os}}

In addition to the above:

* Arkansas–Fort Smith counts its male and female cheerleaders, plus its all-female dance team (called a "pom squad" on the school's athletic website), as varsity athletes.
* Cameron counts its female cheerleaders (though not male cheerleaders) and all-female dance team as varsity athletes under the collective name of "spirit team".
* Eastern New Mexico counts its female cheerleaders (though not male cheerleaders) and all-female dance team as varsity athletes under the collective name of "spirit squad". The school also fields a coeducational rodeo team.
* Lubbock Christian counts its female cheerleaders (though not male cheerleaders) as varsity athletes.
* Oklahoma Christian fields a varsity team in the non-NCAA sport of men's bowling.
* St. Edward's counts its male and female cheerleaders as varsity athletes.
* UT Tyler counts its cheerleaders (male and female) and dance team (all-female) as varsity athletes under the collective name of "spirit squad".

Only schools that explicitly list cheerleading and dance teams as men's, women's, or coed sports are counted in this listing. Some schools feature links to said teams on their athletics websites, but place them in a specific menu for "spirit teams" or a similar term.