Division I, II and III.474,304 athletes.Already loaded.

All 62 NCAA Division II and Division III conferences: AMCC, American Rivers Conference, American Southwest Conference, Atlantic East Conference, C2C, CACC, CCAA, CCIW, CCS, Centennial Conference, CIAA, Commonwealth Coast Conference, Conference Carolinas, CUNYAC, East Coast Conference, Empire 8, G-MAC, GAC, GLIAC, GLVC, GNAC, Gulf South Conference, HCAC, Landmark Conference, Liberty League, Little East Conference, Lone Star, MAC, MIAA, MIAC, Midwest Conference, Mountain East Conference, NAC, NACC, NCAC, NE-10, NESCAC, NEWMAC, NJAC, NSIC, NWC, OAC, ODAC, PAC, PacWest, Peach Belt, PSAC, RMAC, SCAC, SCIAC, SIAC, Skyline Conference, SLIAC, South Atlantic Conference, Southern Athletic Association, Sunshine State Conference, SUNYAC, UAA, UMAC, United East Conference, USA South, WIAC.

Yes. The library holds 18,815 team rosters and 474,304 athletes in total. NCAA Division I is 393 schools and 152,446 athletes: FBS football at 135 teams, FCS football at 125, and men’s and women’s basketball at 362 each from the ESPN feed, plus 84 non-revenue Division I leagues at 323 schools, softball and volleyball through lacrosse, hockey, track and rowing, from the schools’ own published rosters. Ten professional leagues add 205 teams: NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, NWSL, Liga MX, PGA and LPGA, plus tournament squads for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Leagues Cup. Coverage is deepest in Division II and Division III, where it runs across 90 sponsored sports rather than the revenue sports alone.

Ninety sponsored sports across NCAA Division II and Division III, covering 649 schools and 310,496 athletes. Beyond the revenue sports it includes women’s wrestling at 111 schools, men’s volleyball at 172, field hockey at 196, indoor and outdoor track, rowing, fencing, water polo, squash, acrobatics and tumbling, STUNT, equestrian across hunt seat, western and dressage, flag football, bowling, sailing, rifle, archery, alpine and nordic skiing, triathlon, rodeo, esports, competitive cheer and competitive dance.

It still works. Load your own roster as .xlsx, .xls, .csv, .tsv or .txt and bind it to the folder. Identification is driven by the roster you bind rather than a fixed list of leagues, so the library is a starting point rather than a boundary.

Both. GalleryID Desktop runs on macOS 12+ and Windows 10/11 with identification on your own machine and nothing uploaded. GalleryID Cloud is the hosted archive you search by athlete name. They are separate subscriptions and the Roster Library ships with each.

Yes, free and without an account. The SnapCaption roster file builder at snapcaption.app/roster builds a code replacement roster file from the same data, and it is reachable from GalleryID Cloud and GalleryID Desktop. It is a separate product, not a feature of Desktop or Cloud.

The Division II and Division III sport table on this page was verified on 27 August 2026, and the whole-library totals were verified against the roster database on 31 August 2026. Rosters are refreshed each season, which is the cadence at which college squads actually change.