This article is a list of The Summit League conference champions. The Summit League sponsors 19 sports, nine men's and 10 women's. The Summit League no longer sponsors football.

Current members

• Western Illinois Leathernecks
  Western Illinois Leathernecks
  The Western Illinois Leathernecks are the teams and athletes that represent Western Illinois University, located in Macomb, Illinois, in NCAA Division I sports. The school's primary conference affiliation is with The Summit League; its football team is a member of the Division I FCS Missouri...
  
   (1982–present)
• UMKC Kangaroos
  UMKC Kangaroos
  The UMKC Kangaroos are the 16 intercollegiate teams representing the University of Missouri–Kansas City that compete in the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I...
  
   (1994–present)
• Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
  Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
  The Oral Roberts Golden Eagles are the 16 intercollegiate teams representing the Oral Roberts University that compete in the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I. Oral Roberts competes in The Summit League in all sports.-History:...
  
   (1997–present)
• Southern Utah Thunderbirds (1997–present)
• IUPUI Jaguars
  IUPUI Jaguars
  The IUPUI Jaguars are the 14 intercollegiate teams that compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I. IUPUI competes in The Summit League in all sports.-History:...
  
   (1998–present)
• Oakland Golden Grizzlies
  Oakland Golden Grizzlies
  Oakland University Golden Grizzlies consist of 16 sports teams competing in The Summit League and Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association...
  
   (1998–present)
• IPFW Mastodons
  IPFW Mastodons
  The IPFW Mastodons are the athletic teams of Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne. The Mastodons compete as an National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I school in the The Summit League for most sports and in the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association for men's...
  
   (2007–present)
• North Dakota State Bison
  North Dakota State Bison
  The North Dakota State Bison is the name of the athletic teams of North Dakota State University which is located in the city of Fargo, North Dakota. The teams are often called the "Thundering Herd"...
  
   (2007–present)
• South Dakota State Jackrabbits
  South Dakota State Jackrabbits
  The South Dakota State Jackrabbits are the 19 intercollegiate teams representing South Dakota State University that compete in the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I . SDSU is currently a member of the Summit League, the Missouri Valley Football Conference, the Western...
  
   (2007–present)
• South Dakota Coyotes
  South Dakota Coyotes
  The South Dakota Coyotes, also known as the USD Coyotes , are the athletic teams for the University of South Dakota. Their team colors are vermilion and white. They have been members of The Summit League of the NCAA's Division I since the 2011-12 season...
  
   (2011–present)

Former members

• Akron Zips
  Akron Zips
  One of the unique nicknames in all of intercollegiate athletics belongs to The University of Akron. Originally Zippers, athletic director Kenneth Cochrane officially shortened the nickname to the Zips in 1950. Twenty-five years earlier a campus-wide contest had been conducted to choose a nickname...
  
   (1990–1992)
• Buffalo Bulls
  Buffalo Bulls
  The Buffalo Bulls are the athletic teams representing the University at Buffalo in intercollegiate athletics. The Bulls currently play in Division I , and are a member of the Mid-American Conference for all sports except women's rowing who is in the Cononial Athletic Assocition . They have been a...
  
   (1994–1998)
• Centenary College Gentlemen and Ladies (2003–2011)
• Central Connecticut State University
  Central Connecticut State University
  Central Connecticut State University is a state university in New Britain, Connecticut, United States.The school was moved to its present campus in 1922...
  
   (1994–1997)
• Chicago State University
  Chicago State University
  Chicago State University is a state university of the U.S. state of Illinois, located in Chicago.-History:Cook County Normal School was founded in 1867, largely through the initiative of John F. Eberhart, the Commissioner of Schools for Cook County...
  
   (1994–2006)
• Cleveland State University
  Cleveland State University
  Cleveland State University is a public university located in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1964 when the state of Ohio assumed control of Fenn College, and it absorbed the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in 1969...
  
   (1982–1994)
• Eastern Illinois University
  Eastern Illinois University
  Eastern Illinois University is a state university located in Charleston, Illinois, United States. Established in 1895 as the Eastern Illinois State Normal School, a teacher's college offering a two-year degree, Eastern Illinois University gradually expanded into a comprehensive university with a...
  
   (1982–1996)
• University of Illinois at Chicago
  University of Illinois at Chicago
  The University of Illinois at Chicago, or UIC, is a state-funded public research university located in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Its campus is in the Near West Side community area, near the Chicago Loop...
  
   (1982–1994)
• Northeastern Illinois University
  Northeastern Illinois University
  Northeastern Illinois University is a public state university located in Chicago, Illinois. The main campus is located in the community area of North Park with three additional campuses in the metropolitan area. Tracing its founding to 1867, it was first established as a separate branch of a...
  
   (1994–1998)
• Northern Illinois University
  Northern Illinois University
  Northern Illinois University is a state university and research institution located in DeKalb, Illinois, with satellite centers in Hoffman Estates, Naperville, Rockford, and Oregon. It was originally founded as Northern Illinois State Normal School on May 22, 1895 by Illinois Governor John P...
  
   (1990–1994)
• University of Northern Iowa
  University of Northern Iowa
  The University of Northern Iowa is a college located in Cedar Falls, Iowa, United States. UNI offers more than 120 majors across the colleges of Business Administration, Education, Humanities and Fine Arts, Natural Sciences, and Social and Behavioral sciences, and graduate college.UNI has...
  
   (1982–1991)
• Missouri State University
  Missouri State University
  Missouri State University is a public university located in Springfield, Missouri, United States and founded in 1905. It is the state's second largest university, with an official enrollment of 20,802 in fall 2011...
  
   (1982–1990)
• Troy University
  Troy University
  Troy University is a public university that is located in Troy, Alabama, United States. It was originally founded in 1887 as Troy Normal School. Its main campus enrollment is 7,194 students. The total enrollment of all Troy University campuses is 29,689...
  
   (1994–1997)
• University of Wisconsin–Green Bay (1982–1994)
• University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee (1993–1994)
• Valparaiso University
  Valparaiso University
  Valparaiso University, known colloquially as Valpo, is a regionally accredited private university located in the city of Valparaiso in the U.S. state of Indiana. Founded in 1859, it consists of five undergraduate colleges, a graduate school, a nursing school and a law school...
  
   (1982–2007)
• Wright State University
  Wright State University
  Wright State University is a comprehensive public university with strong doctoral, research, and undergraduate programs, rated among the 260 Best National Universities listed in the annual "America's Best Colleges" rankings by U.S. News and World Report. Wright State is located in Fairborn, Ohio,...
  
   (1991–1994)
• Youngstown State University
  Youngstown State University
  Youngstown State University, founded in 1908, is an urban research university located in Youngstown, Ohio, United States. As of fall 2010, there were 15,194 students and a student-faculty ratio of 19:1. It is recognized as being one of the premier schools in the country, comparable to Ivy League...
  
   (1992–2001)

Baseball

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	Oral Roberts		21–7	Oral Roberts
2010	Oral Roberts, South Dakota State		19–9	Oral Roberts
2009	Oral Roberts		16–2	Oral Roberts
2008	Oral Roberts		24–4	Oral Roberts
2007	Oral Roberts		19–1	Oral Roberts
2006	Oral Roberts		17–2	Oral Roberts
2005	Oral Roberts		22–2	Oral Roberts
2004	Oral Roberts		21–1	Oral Roberts
2003	Oral Roberts		19–1	Oral Roberts
2002	Oral Roberts		16–2	Oral Roberts
2001	Oral Roberts		24–1	Oral Roberts
2000	Oral Roberts		26–1	Oral Roberts
1999	Oral Roberts		14–4	Oral Roberts
1998	East	C. W. Post	12–2	Oral Roberts
	West	Oral Roberts	18–6
1997	East	Troy State	8–6	Troy State
	West	Northeastern Illinois	16–7
1996	East	Troy State	16–2	Northeastern Illinois
	West	Eastern Illinois	15–3
1995	East	Youngstown State	16–4	Troy State
	West	Eastern Illinois	15–5

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1994	Wright State		16–8	Not held
1993	Wright State		17–3	Illinois-Chicago
1992	Blue	Wright State	17–3	Wright State
	Gray	Eastern Illinois	13–7
1991	Blue	Akron	12–5	Akron
	Gray	Eastern Illinois	9–2
1990	Blue	Illinois-Chicago	8–3	Illinois-Chicago
	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	11–0
1989	Blue	Cleveland State	7–3	Southwest Missouri State
	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	8–2
1988	Blue	Valparaiso	6–5	Southwest Missouri State
	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	12–0
1987	Blue	Valparaiso	8–4	Southwest Missouri State
	Gray	Eastern Illinois	9–3
1986	Blue	Cleveland State	7–4	Southwest Missouri State
	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	11–1
1985	Blue	Valparaiso	5–3	Southwest Missouri State
	Gray	Eastern Illinois	8–0
1984	Not held			Southwest Missouri State

Basketball (men's)

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2010–11		Oakland	17–1	Oakland
2009–10		Oakland	17–1	Oakland
2008–09		North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State
2007–08		Oral Roberts	16–2	Oral Roberts
2006–07		Oral Roberts	12–2	Oral Roberts
2005–06		IUPUI, Oral Roberts	13–3	Oral Roberts
2004–05		Oral Roberts	13–3	Oakland
2003–04		Valparaiso	11–5	Valparaiso
2002–03		Valparaiso	12–2	IUPUI
2001–02		Valparaiso	12–2	Valparaiso
2000–01		Southern Utah, Valparaiso	13–3	Southern Utah
1999–00		Oakland	11–5	Valparaiso
1998–99		Oral Roberts, Valparaiso	10–4	Valparaiso
1997–98		Valparaiso	13–3	Valparaiso
1996–97		Valparaiso	13–3	Valparaiso

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1995–96		Valparaiso	13–5	Valparaiso
1994–95		Valparaiso	14–4	Valparaiso
1993–94		UW-Green Bay	15–3	UW-Green Bay
1992–93		Cleveland State	15–1	Wright State
1991–92		UW-Green Bay	14–2	Eastern Illinois
1990–91		Northern Illinois	14–2	UW-Green Bay
1989–90		SW Missouri State	11–1	Northern Iowa
1988–89		SW Missouri State	10–2	SW Missouri State
1987–88		SW Missouri State	12–2	Not held
1986–87		SW Missouri State	13–1	SW Missouri State
1985–86		Cleveland State	13–1	Cleveland State
1984–85		Cleveland State	11–3	Eastern Illinois
1983–84		Illinois-Chicago	12–2	Western Illinois
1982–83		Western Illinois	9–3	Not held

Basketball (women's)

The women's basketball tournament is held in March; the 2009 event was held alongside the men's tournament at Sioux Falls Arena

Sioux Falls Arena

The Sioux Falls Arena is an 7,500 seat multi-purpose arena, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The facility was originally built in 1961. It seats 6,113, for basketball games and 4,760, for indoor football and hockey....

 in .

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2010–11	Oral Roberts	16–2	South Dakota State
2009–10	Oral Roberts	15–3	South Dakota State
2008–09	South Dakota State	17–1	South Dakota State
2007–08	South Dakota State	16–2	Oral Roberts
2006–07	Oakland	12–2	Oral Roberts
2005–06	Western Illinois	13–3	Oakland
2004–05	Western Illinois	13–3	Oral Roberts
2003–04	Western Illinois	13–3	Valparaiso
2002–03	Western Illinois	12–2	Valparaiso
2001–02	Valparaiso	13–1	Oakland
2000–01	Oakland	12–4	Oral Roberts

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999–00	Oakland	13–3	Youngstown State
1998–99	Valparaiso Youngstown State	10–4	Oral Roberts
1997–98	Youngstown State	15–1	Youngstown State
1996–97	Troy State Youngstown State	13–3	Troy State
1995–96	Youngstown State	14–4	Youngstown State
1994–95	Buffalo Western Illinois Youngstown State	14–4	Western Illinois
1993–94	Northern Illinois	18–0	UW-Green Bay
1992–93	Northern Illinois	15–1	Northern Illinois

Cross country (men's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	Southern Utah
2010	South Dakota State
2009	South Dakota State
2008	Southern Utah
2007	Southern Utah
2006	Southern Utah
2005	Oakland
2004	Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2003	Southern Utah
2002	Oakland
2001	Southern Utah
2000	Southern Utah
1999	Southern Utah
1998	Southern Utah
1997	Southern Utah
1996	Youngstown State

Year	Champion	Ref
1995	Youngstown State
1994	Youngstown State
1993	Wisconsin-Milwaukee
1992	Cleveland State
1991	Western Illinois
1990	Northern Iowa
1989	Southwest Missouri State

Year	Champion	Ref
1988	Northern Iowa
1987	Southwest Missouri State
1986	Southwest Missouri State
1985	Southwest Missouri State
1984	Northern Iowa
1983	Northern Iowa
1982	Northern Iowa

Cross country (women's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	North Dakota State
2010	Oakland
2009	Southern Utah
2008	South Dakota State
2007	IPFW, Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2006	Oral Roberts
2005	Oral Roberts
2004	Southern Utah
2003	Southern Utah
2002	Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2001	Southern Utah
2000	Southern Utah
1999	Southern Utah
1998	Southern Utah
1997	Youngstown State

Year	Champion	Ref
1996	Buffalo
1995	Buffalo
1994	Buffalo
1993	Wisconsin-Milwaukee
1992	Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Football

Football was sponsored by the conference from 1978–84. Members of the conference went on to form the Missouri Valley Football Conference.

Year	Champion	Record	Ref
1984	Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa	2–1–0
1983	Eastern Illinois	3–0–0
1982	Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa	2–0–1
1981	Eastern Illinois, Northern Iowa Western Illinois	2–1–0

Year	Champion	Record	Ref
1980	Eastern Illinois	4–0–0
1979	Youngstown State	5–0–0
1978	Youngstown State	5–0–0

Golf (men's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	Missouri-Kansas City
2010	Oral Roberts
2009	Oral Roberts
2008	Western Illinois
2007	Western Illinois
2006	Western Illinois
2005	Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis
2004	Western Illinois

Year	Champion	Ref
2003	Oral Roberts
2002	Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis
2001	Oral Roberts
2000	Oral Roberts
1999	Oral Roberts
1998	Oral Roberts
1997	Troy

Year	Champion	Ref
1996	Troy
1995	Troy
1994	Northern Illinois
1993	Wright State
1992	Northern Illinois
1991	Northern Illinois
1990	Northern Illinois

Year	Champion	Ref
1989	Southwest Missouri State
1988	Southwest Missouri State
1987	Southwest Missouri State
1986	Northern Iowa
1985	Western Illinois
1984	Western Illinois
1983	Western Illinois

Golf (women's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	Oral Roberts
2010	Oral Roberts
2009	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2008	Oral Roberts
2007	Oral Roberts
2006	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2005	Oral Roberts
2004	Oral Roberts
2003	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2002	Oral Roberts
2001	Oral Roberts

Soccer (men's)

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	Western Illinois		4–2	Western Illinois
2010	Missouri-Kansas City		4–1–1	Oakland
2009	Oakland		5–0–1	Western Illinois
2008	Oakland		5–1–0	UMKC
2007	Oakland		5–0–1	Oakland
2006	Western Illinois		5–1–0	Western Illinois
2005	Oakland		5–1–0	Western Illinois
2004	Oral Roberts		5–0–1	Western Illinois
2003	Missouri-Kansas City, Oakland		5–1–0	Missouri-Kansas City
2002	Oakland		3–1–1	Oakland
2001	Missouri-Kansas City, Oakland Oral Roberts		3–2–0	Missouri-Kansas City
2000	Oakland, Western Illinois		4–1–0	Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis
1999	Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis Missouri-Kansas City, Oral Roberts		3–2–0	Oral Roberts
1998	Valparaiso		3–1–1	Howard
1997	East	Central Connecticut State	5–1–0	Howard
	West	Valparaiso	6–1–1

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1996	East	Howard	6–0–0	Valparaiso
	West	Missouri-Kansas City	5–0–1
1995	East	Central Connecticut State	5–0–1	Central Connecticut State
	West	Western Illinois	7–1–0
1994	East	Buffalo	5–0–1	Central Connecticut State
	West	Eastern Illinois	6–1–1
1993	Wisconsin-Milwaukee		8–0–0	Not held
1992	Wisconsin-Green Bay		7–0–0
1991	Akron		6–0–0
1990	Akron, Northern Illinois		6–0–1
1989	Eastern Illinois		6–0–0
1988	Cleveland State		4–0–1
1987	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0
1986	Cleveland State		4–0–0
1985	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0
1984	Cleveland State		3–0–1
1983	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0

Soccer (women's)

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	South Dakota State	8–0–1	Oakland
2010	Oakland	8–0–1	North Dakota State
2009	South Dakota State	7–1–0	Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis
2008	Oakland, South Dakota State Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis	7–1–0	South Dakota State
2007	Western Illinois	8–0–0	Oakland
2006	Valparaiso	4–0–2	Oakland

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2005	Oakland, Valparaiso	4–2–0	Valparaiso
2004	Oral Roberts	5–1–0	Oral Roberts
2003	Oakland	6–0–0	Oakland
2002	Oral Roberts	5–0–0	Oakland
2001	Oakland	5–0–0	Oakland
2000	Oakland, Oral Roberts	4–1–0	Oakland
1999	Oakland	5–0–0	Oral Roberts

Softball

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	UMKC		18–5	North Dakota State
2010	Western Illinois		19–2	North Dakota State
2009	Western Illinois		21–2	North Dakota State
2008	North Dakota State		14–2	Western Illinois
2007	Western Illinois		11–2	Southern Utah
2006	Southern Utah		21–3	Southern Utah
2005	Southern Utah		18–6	Centenary
2004	Southern Utah		19–5	Centenary
2003	Southern Utah		16–3	Oakland
2002	Missouri-Kansas City		16–3	Oakland
2001	Oakland		16–6	Western Illinois
2000	Western Illinois		21–1	Western Illinois

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1999	DePaul		22–0	DePaul
1998	East	DePaul	10–0	DePaul
	West	Western Illinois	9–2
1997	East	DePaul	12–0	DePaul
	West	Western Illinois	9–3
1996	East	DePaul	10–2	Troy State
	West	Western Illinois	12–2
1995	East	DePaul	10–2	DePaul
	West	Western Illinois	16–0
1994	Illinois-Chicago		17–0	Illinois-Chicago
1993	Western Illinois		14–2	Western Illinois

Swimming and diving (men's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2010–11	Oakland
2009–10	Oakland
2008–09	Oakland
2007–08	Oakland
2006–07	Oakland
2005–06	Oakland
2004–05	Oakland
2003–04	Oakland

Year	Champion	Ref
2002–03	Oakland
2001–02	Oakland
2000–01	Oakland
1999–00	Oakland
1998–99	Western Illinois
1997–98	Western Illinois
1996–97	Western Illinois

Year	Champion	Ref
1995–96	Western Illinois
1994–95	Buffalo
1993–94	Western Illinois
1992–93	Western Illinois
1991–92	Wright State
1990–91	Northern Illinois
1989–90	Southwest Missouri State

Year	Champion	Ref
1988–89	Southwest Missouri State
1987–88	Southwest Missouri State
1986–87	Southwest Missouri State
1985–86	Western Illinois
1984–85	Western Illinois
1983–84	Southwest Missouri State
1982–83	Southwest Missouri State

Swimming and diving (women's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2010–11	Oakland
2009–10	Oakland
2008–09	Oakland
2007–08	Oakland
2006–07	Oakland

Year	Champion	Ref
2005–06	Oakland
2004–05	Oakland
2003–04	Oakland
2002–03	Oakland
2001–02	Oakland

Year	Champion	Ref
2000–01	Oakland
1999–00	Oakland
1998–99	Western Illinois
1997–98	Buffalo
1996–97	Buffalo

Year	Champion	Ref
1995–96	Buffalo
1994–95	Buffalo
1993–94	Wright State
1992–93	Wright State

Tennis (men's)

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	Missouri–Kansas City	6–0	Missouri–Kansas City
2010	Missouri–Kansas City	6–0	Oral Roberts
2009	Oral Roberts	6–0	Missouri–Kansas City
2008	Western Illinois	6–0	Oral Roberts
2007	Oral Roberts	5–0	Oral Roberts
2006	Oral Roberts	6–0	Western Illinois
2005	Oral Roberts	6–0	Oral Roberts
2004	Indiana–Purdue Indianapolis	6–0	Oral Roberts
2003	Oral Roberts	4–0–1	Oral Roberts
2002	Valparaiso	5–0	Oral Roberts
2001	Oral Roberts	6–0	Oral Roberts
2000	Missouri–Kansas City	6–0	Missouri–Kansas City
1999	Missouri–Kansas City	6–0	Missouri–Kansas City
1998	Missouri–Kansas City	14–5 *	Oral Roberts
1997	Not held		Troy

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1996	Not held		Western Illinois
1995			Western Illinois
1994			Northern Illinois
1993			Northern Illinois
1992			Northern Illinois
1991			Northern Illinois
1990			Southwest Missouri State
1989			Southwest Missouri State
1988			Southwest Missouri State
1987			Southwest Missouri State
1986			Southwest Missouri State
1985			Southwest Missouri State
1984			Southwest Missouri State
1983			Eastern Illinois

* Overall record. The Mid-Continent Conference did not play a conference regular season schedule.

Tennis (women's)

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	IPFW	8–0	IPFW
2010	Indiana–Purdue Fort Wayne	8–0	Indiana–Purdue Fort Wayne
2009	Indiana–Purdue Fort Wayne	8–0	Oral Roberts
2008	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts
2007	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts
2006	Valparaiso	8–0	Valparaiso
2005	Valparaiso	8–0	Valparaiso
2004	Valparaiso	8–0	Indiana–Purdue Indianapolis
2003	Indiana–Purdue Indianapolis	7–0	Indiana–Purdue Indianapolis
2002	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2001	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts
2000	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts
1999	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts
1998	Not held		Oral Roberts
1997			Central Connecticut State
1996			Central Connecticut State
1995			Troy State
1994			Northern Illinois
1993			Northern Illinois

Track and field, indoor (men's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2010–11	North Dakota State
2009–10	North Dakota State
2008–09	North Dakota State
2007–08	North Dakota State
2006–07	Southern Utah
2005–06	Oral Roberts
2004–05	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2003–04	Southern Utah
2002–03	Oral Roberts
2001–02	Oral Roberts
2000–01	Oral Roberts
1999–00	UMKC
1998–99	Oral Roberts
1997–98	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
1996–97	Youngstown State
1995–96	Eastern Illinois
1994–95	Eastern Illinois
1993–94	Not held
1992–93
1991–92	Eastern Illinois
1990–91	Eastern Illinois

Year	Champion	Ref
1989–90	Northern Iowa
1988–89	Eastern Illinois
1987–88	Northern Iowa
1986–87	Eastern Illinois
1985–86	Northern Iowa
1984–85	Northern Iowa
1983–84	Northern Iowa

Track and field, indoor (women's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2010–11	North Dakota State
2009–10	North Dakota State
2008–09	North Dakota State
2007–08	North Dakota State
2006–07	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2005–06	Oral Roberts
2004–05	Oral Roberts
2003–04	Southern Utah
2002–03	Southern Utah
2001–02	Oral Roberts

Year	Champion	Ref
2000–01	Oral Roberts Southern Utah
1999–00	Oral Roberts
1998–99	UMKC

Year	Champion	Ref
1997–98	Southern Utah
1996–97	UMKC
1995–96	Youngstown State
1994–95	Buffalo

Track and field, outdoor (men's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	North Dakota State
2010	North Dakota State
2009	Southern Utah
2008	North Dakota State
2007	Southern Utah
2006	Southern Utah
2005	Southern Utah
2004	Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2003	Oral Roberts
2002	Western Illinois
2001	Western Illinois
2000	UMKC
1999	UMKC
1998	Southern Utah
1997	Youngstown State

Year	Champion	Ref
1996	Eastern Illinois
1995	Eastern Illinois
1994	Not held
1993
1992	Eastern Illinois
1991	Eastern Illinois
1990	Eastern Illinois

Year	Champion	Ref
1989	Eastern Illinois
1988	Eastern Illinois
1987	Eastern Illinois
1986	Northern Iowa
1985	Eastern Illinois
1984	Northern Iowa
1983	Northern Iowa

Track and field, outdoor (women's)

Year	Champion	Ref
2011	North Dakota State
2010	North Dakota State
2009	North Dakota State
2008	North Dakota State
2007	Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2006	Oral Roberts
2005	Western Illinois
2004	Southern Utah
2003	Southern Utah

Year	Champion	Ref
2002	Oral Roberts
2001	Southern Utah
2000	UMKC
1999	UMKC

Year	Champion	Ref
1998	Southern Utah
1997	Youngstown State
1996	Western Illinois
1995	Buffalo

Volleyball

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State
2010	IPFW, North Dakota State	14–4	North Dakota State
2009	North Dakota State	18–0	Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne
2008	North Dakota State	16–0	North Dakota State
2007	South Dakota State	13–3	South Dakota State
2006	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts
2005	Valparaiso	13–1	Valparaiso
2004	Valparaiso	14–0	Valparaiso
2003	Valparaiso	13–1	Valparaiso
2002	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts
2001	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts
2000	IUPUI, Oral Roberts	13–1	Oral Roberts

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1999	Oral Roberts, Youngstown State		13–1	Oral Roberts
1998	Oral Roberts		12–0	Oral Roberts
1997	East	Buffalo, Valparaiso	5–1	Oral Roberts
	West	Oral Roberts	8–0
1996	East	Buffalo, Troy State	5–1	Valparaiso
	West	Valparaiso	7–1
1995	East	Youngstown State	5–1	Valparaiso
	West	Valparaiso	9–1
1994	East	Central Connecticut State	6–0	Valparaiso
	West	Eastern Illinois, Valparaiso	9–1
1993	Northern Illinois		18–0	Northern Illinois
1992	Northern Illinois		16–0	Northern Illinois