Meanings of intercollegiate in English

Won Carnegie Peace Prize in Texas state intercollegiate oratory contest in 1915.

The only intercollegiate event in which Wellesley takes part is the intercollegiate debate.

Lieutenant Overton was the famous Yale athlete, the intercollegiate one-mile champion.

The same preparations would be useful in interscholastic and intercollegiate debates, wherever they are practicable.

The school also indicated it is reviewing travel plans for its other intercollegiate sports teams.

Wellesley does not believe in intercollegiate sports for women.

Mr. K. fought in intercollegiate & amateur boxing bouts.

No one ever came really close to beating his teams in intercollegiate competitions... View Article

I promised to try to keep in shape to win the sprints at the intercollegiate meet.

Reddie Ray had been the intercollegiate champion in the sprints and a famous college ball player.

Even squash players are identified during the admissions process as people qualified to play intercollegiate squash.

Have you ever seen an intercollegiate foot-ball field?

He's-fasterthan the intercollegiate mark.

Of course he was wrong, since intercollegiate football, whether played by schoolboys or college students, is still intercollegiate football.

Dr. Kerry Ann Hamilton said in a statement It is with great regret that we have temporarily suspended intercollegiate athletic competition.

The NCAA, the major organization of U.S. intercollegiate athletics, had prohibited pre-determined post-season competitions in South Carolina because of the flag.