Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
	NSIC
Established	1932
Association	NCAA
Division	Division II
Members	16
Sports fielded	18 men's: 8; women's: 10; ;
Region	West North Central States
Former names	Northern Teachers Athletic Conference (1932–1942); State Teacher's College Conference of Minnesota (1942–1962); Northern Intercollegiate Conference (1962–1992); Northern Sun Conference (women's, 1979–1992)
Headquarters	Saint Paul, Minnesota
Commissioner	Erin Lind (since July 1, 2014)
Website	northernsun.org
Locations

The Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) is a collegiate athletic conference which operates in the western Midwestern United States. Nine of its members are in Minnesota, with three members in South Dakota, two members in North Dakota, and one member each in the states of Iowa and Nebraska.^[1] It participates in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)'s Division II level. It was founded in 1932.^[2] With the recent NSIC expansion, the original six member schools have been reunited.^[3] With the inclusion of the several new member institutions, it is one of the largest Division II conferences in the country with 16 members.

The conference sponsors 18 sports;^[4] ten for women and eight for men. Both men and women compete in basketball, cross country, golf, and indoor and outdoor track and field. Men compete in baseball, football, and wrestling. Women compete in soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, and volleyball.

History

The Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference was founded in 1932 as the Northern Teachers Athletic Conference. Charter members included Bemidji State Teachers College (Bemidji State University), Duluth State Teachers College (University of Minnesota Duluth), Mankato State Teachers College (Minnesota State University, Mankato), Moorhead State Teachers College (Minnesota State University Moorhead), St. Cloud State Teachers College (St. Cloud State University), and Winona State Teachers College (Winona State University). In 1942 the conference name was changed to the State Teacher's College Conference of Minnesota. The conference switched its name to the Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC) in 1962. In the spring of 1992 the NSIC was formed out of the merger of the NIC, the men's conference, and the women's Northern Sun Conference (NSC). The NSC had existed since 1979.^[5]

In the 1998–99 academic year, the NSIC became an expanded eight-team league from a previous seven-member conference by adding Wayne State College, and in 1999–2000 became a 10-member conference by adding Concordia University, St. Paul, and the University of Minnesota Crookston. The conference existed as an eight-member league from 2004–05 until 2005–06 with the departure of Minnesota–Duluth to the now defunct North Central Conference, and the University of Minnesota Morris to NCAA Division III. The University of Mary and Upper Iowa University were admitted in the fall of 2006 to again expand the NSIC to 10 members.

In 2007 the NSIC Board of Directors voted to expand the conference to 14 schools. League presidents voted to accept into membership Augustana College (now Augustana University), St. Cloud State, Minnesota–Duluth, and Minnesota State. These four schools were members of the North Central Conference which disbanded after the 2007-2008 academic year. They became official members of the NSIC on July 1, 2008.

On January 20, 2010 the NSIC Board of Directors voted to expand the conference again, this time to 16 members. The league accepted into membership the University of Sioux Falls and Minot State University. Both schools moved from the NAIA, with USF leaving the Great Plains Athletic Conference, and Minot State leaving the Dakota Athletic Conference. The two schools became active members in the 2012-13 academic year.

The NSIC and its member institutions have been members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Mankato State won wrestling national titles in 1958 and 1959, while Moorhead State won a wrestling national title in 1964.^[6] Forty-one wrestlers have claimed individual national titles in wrestling. Nine individuals have won national titles in Men's Swimming and Diving.^[7] Northern State claimed national titles in women's basketball in 1992 and 1994.^[8] Seven individuals have won individual titles in men's indoor track and field.^[9] Four individuals have won national titles in women's indoor track and field. Eleven athletes have won national titles in men's outdoor track and field.^[10] Six female athletes have won individual titles in outdoor track and field.^[11] Winona State won two team titles in women's gymnastics. In 1992, the NSIC entered the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). In the Fall of 1995, the NSIC and its member institutions became eligible for championship competition in the NCAA Division II ranks. The Northern Sun earned its first Division II national championship in a team sport sponsored by the conference when Winona State won the men's basketball championship in 2005-06.^[12]

Since becoming affiliated with NCAA Division II, NSIC members have won 17 team national championships and has also crowned 47 individual national champions.

The highest-ranking team in the NSIC in football that does not make the playoffs plays in the Mineral Water Bowl in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, against the highest-ranking team from the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association that does not make the playoffs.^[13]

Member schools

Current members

Institution	Location	Founded	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined
Augustana University	Sioux Falls, South Dakota	1860	1,937	Vikings	2008
Bemidji State University	Bemidji, Minnesota	1919	5,120	Beavers	1932
Concordia University–St. Paul	Saint Paul, Minnesota	1893	4,535	Golden Bears	1999
University of Mary	Bismarck, North Dakota	1959	3,260	Marauders	2006
Minnesota State University, Mankato	Mankato, Minnesota	1868	15,165	Mavericks	1932; 1978; 2008
Minnesota State University Moorhead	Moorhead, Minnesota	1888	5,924	Dragons	1932
University of Minnesota Crookston	Crookston, Minnesota	1906	2,676	Golden Eagles	1999
University of Minnesota Duluth	Duluth, Minnesota	1902	11,018	Bulldogs	1932; 1975; 2008
Minot State University	Minot, North Dakota	1913	3,412	Beavers	2012
Northern State University	Aberdeen, South Dakota	1901	3,587	Wolves	1978
St. Cloud State University	St. Cloud, Minnesota	1869	15,092	Huskies	1932; 2008
University of Sioux Falls	Sioux Falls, South Dakota	1883	1,530	Cougars	2012
Southwest Minnesota State University	Marshall, Minnesota	1967	7,296	Mustangs	1969
Upper Iowa University	Fayette, Iowa	1857	6,271	Peacocks	2006
Wayne State College	Wayne, Nebraska	1910	3,357	Wildcats	1998
Winona State University	Winona, Minnesota	1858	8,126	Warriors	1932

Former members

Institution	Location	Founded	Nickname	Joined	Left	Current Conference
Michigan Technological University	Houghton, Michigan	1885	Huskies	1957	1980	Great Lakes
University of Minnesota Morris	Morris, Minnesota	1960	Cougars	1966	2003	Upper Midwest (NCAA D-III)

Former affiliate members

Institution	Location	Founded	Nickname	Joined	Left	Sport	Primary Conference
Lindenwood University	St. Charles, Missouri	1827	Lady Lions	2012	2014	swimming & diving (W)	Mid-America
University of Nebraska at Kearney	Kearney, Nebraska	1905	Lopers	2012	2014	swimming & diving (W)	Mid-America

Membership timeline

Full member (all sports) Full member (non-football) Associate member (football-only) Associate member (sport)

Membership evolution

Since 1932, 18 institutions have competed in the NSIC. Although all six charter members are in the conference today, only three of them have remained in the conference for the 80 years of its existence: Bemidji State, Minnesota State University Moorhead, and Winona State.

1932: The Northern Teacher's Athletic Conference was founded with six charter members: Bemidji State Teachers College, Duluth State Teachers College, Mankato State Teachers College, Moorhead State Teachers College, St. Cloud State Teachers College and Winona State Teachers College.
1942: The conference changes its name to the State Teacher's College Conference of Minnesota.
1947: Duluth State Teachers College is renamed the University of Minnesota Duluth.
1951: Minnesota–Duluth leaves for the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC). The conference is left with five teams.^[14]
1957: The Michigan College of Mining and Technology joins the conference to give the league six members. Bemidji State Teachers College is renamed Bemidji State College. Mankato State Teachers College is renamed Mankato State College. Moorhead State Teachers College becomes known as Moorhead State College. St. Cloud State Teachers College becomes St. Cloud State College and Winona State Teachers College becomes Winona State College.
1962: The conference changes its name to the Northern Intercollegiate Conference (NIC).
1964: The Michigan College of Mining and Technology renames itself to Michigan Technological University.
1966: The University of Minnesota Morris joins, membership stands at seven schools.
1968: Mankato State leaves to join the North Central Conference, leaving the conference with six members.
1969: Southwest Minnesota State College joins as the seventh member.
1975: Minnesota–Duluth rejoins, giving the NIC eight teams. Bemidji State College is renamed Bemidji State University. Mankato State College is renamed Mankato State University and Moorhead State College is renamed Moorhead State University. Also, St. Cloud State College becomes St. Cloud State University and Winona State College is renamed to Winona State University. Southwest Minnesota State College also undergoes a name change, becoming Southwest State University.
1978: Mankato State rejoins the NIC and Northern State College joins the league as the ninth and tenth teams, respectively.
1979: The Northern Sun Conference (NSC) is created for women's athletics.
1980: Michigan Tech leaves for the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), leaving the NIC with nine teams.
1981: St. Cloud State and Mankato State leave for the North Central Conference. The league is left with seven members.
1989: Northern State College is renamed to Northern State University.
1992: The Northern Intercollegiate Conference (men's conference) and the Northern Sun Conference (women's conference) merged to form the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC).
1995: The NSIC becomes eligible for NCAA Division II championship competition, having moved from the NAIA level.
1998: Mankato State University is renamed Minnesota State University, Mankato.
1998: Wayne State College joins as the NSIC's eighth member.
1999: Concordia University, St. Paul and the University of Minnesota Crookston join to give the NSIC 10 teams.
2000: Moorhead State University is renamed Minnesota State University Moorhead.
2003: Minnesota Morris leaves the conference and drops down to the NCAA Division III level and the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference, dropping NSIC membership to nine teams. Also, Southwest State University changes its name to Southwest Minnesota State University.^[15]
2004: Minnesota–Duluth leaves the conference to join the North Central Conference, leaving the NSIC with eight schools.
2006: The University of Mary (NAIA) and Upper Iowa University (NCAA Division III) move up to Division II and join the conference to bring membership back up to 10 schools.^[16]
2008: The North Central Conference disbands as various members in that league make a move to NCAA Division I. Former NSIC members Minnesota–Duluth, Minnesota State, and St. Cloud State rejoin the Northern Sun. Another NCC refugee, Augustana College joins the NSIC for the first time, increasing membership to 14 schools.
2012: Minot State University and the University of Sioux Falls begin full membership after joining NCAA Division II from the NAIA. This gave the league its largest membership at 16 schools.
2012: Lindenwood University and the University of Nebraska at Kearney, both members of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association became associate members of the NSIC in the sport of Women's Swimming & Diving. Following the end of the 2013-14 season, both schools left the NSIC to join the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) for that sport.

Sports

A divisional format is used for basketball (M / W) and football.
North Bemidji State Mary Minnesota State–Moorhead Minnesota–Crookston Minnesota–Duluth Minot State Northern State St. Cloud State	South Augustana Concordia–St. Paul Minnesota State Sioux Falls Southwest Minnesota State Upper Iowa Wayne State Winona State

**Conference sports**
Sport	Men's	Women's
Baseball	Y
Basketball	Y	Y
Cross Country	Y	Y
Football	Y
Golf	Y	Y
Soccer		Y
Softball		Y
Swimming & Diving		Y
Tennis		Y
Track & Field Indoor	Y	Y
Track & Field Outdoor	Y	Y
Volleyball		Y
Wrestling	Y

Men's sponsored sports by school

School	Baseball	Basketball	Cross Country	Football	Golf	Track & Field Indoor	Track & Field Outdoor	Wrestling	Total NSIC Sports
Augustana	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	8
Bemidji State	Y	Y		Y	Y				4
Concordia–St. Paul	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		7
Mary	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	7
Minnesota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	8
MSU–Moorhead		Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	6
Minnesota–Crookston	Y	Y		Y	Y				4
Minnesota–Duluth	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y		6
Minot State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	8
Northern State	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	7
St. Cloud State	Y	Y		Y	Y			Y	5
Sioux Falls	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		7
Southwest Minnesota State	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	7
Upper Iowa	Y	Y		Y	Y			Y	5
Wayne State	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y		6
Winona State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y				5
Totals	15	16	12	16	10	11	11	9	100

Women's sponsored sports by school

School	Basketball	Cross Country	Golf	Soccer	Softball	Swimming & Diving	Tennis	Track & Field Indoor	Track & Field Outdoor	Volleyball	Total NSIC Sports
Augustana	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Bemidji State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Concordia–St. Paul	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y			Y	Y	Y	8
Mary	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Minnesota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
MSU–Moorhead	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Minnesota–Crookston	Y		Y	Y	Y		Y			Y	6
Minnesota–Duluth	Y	Y		Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	8
Minot State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y			Y	Y	Y	8
Northern State	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	8
St. Cloud State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Sioux Falls	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Southwest Minnesota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Upper Iowa	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Wayne State	Y	Y		Y	Y			Y	Y	Y	7
Winona State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Totals	16	15	12	16	16	7	12	15	15	16	140

Other sponsored sports by school

School	Men				Women
School	Ice Hockey ^‡	Soccer	Swimming & Diving	Tennis	Gymnastics ^‡	Ice Hockey ^‡	Lacrosse	Skiing ^‡
Augustana				IND
Bemidji State	WCHA					WCHA
Concordia–St. Paul							GLIAC
Mary		GNAC
Minnesota State	WCHA					WCHA
Minnesota–Duluth	NCHC					WCHA
St. Cloud State	NCHC		NSISC			WCHA		CCSA
Upper Iowa		MIAA
Winona State					WIAC

^‡ — D-I sport
Upper Iowa (GLIAC) — Lacrosse (W) begins play in 2018.^[17]

Conference stadiums

School	Football stadium	Capacity	Basketball arena	Capacity	Baseball Fields	Capacity
Augustana	Kirkeby–Over Stadium	6,500	Sioux Falls Arena	4,066	Ronken Field	500
Bemidji State	Chet Anderson Stadium	4,000	BSU Gymnasium	2,500	BSU Field	250
Concordia–St. Paul	Sea Foam Stadium	3,500	Gangelhoff Center	3,200	Barnes Field	2,500
Mary	Bismarck Community Bowl	7,000	McDowell Activity Center	2,500	Bismark Municipal Ball Park	2,000
Minnesota State	Blakeslee Stadium	7,500^[18]	Taylor Center	4,800^[19]	Bowyer Field	450
MSU–Moorhead	Alex Nemzek Stadium	5,000	Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse	3,500	Non-Baseball School	NA
Minnesota–Crookston	Ed Widseth Field	2,000	Lysaker Gymnasium	3,500	UMC Baseball Field	300
Minnesota–Duluth	Griggs Field at James S. Malosky Stadium	4,000	Romano Gymnasium	2,759	Wade Stadium	4,200
Minot State	Herb Parker Stadium	4,500	MSU Dome	10,000	Corbett Field	2,000
Northern State	Swisher Field	6,000	Wachs Arena	8,057	Fossum Field	2,500
Sioux Falls	Bob Young Field	5,400	Stewart Center	2,000	Harmodon Park	300
St. Cloud State	Husky Stadium	4,198	Halenbeck Hall	6,927	Joe Faber Field	2,000
Southwest Minnesota State	Mattke Field at the Regional Events Center	3,500	R/A Facility	4,000	Alumni Field	500
Upper Iowa	Harms-Eischeid Stadium	3,500	Dorman Gymnasium	1,950	Robertson Woods Field
Wayne State	Memorial Stadium	3,500	Rice Auditorium	2,500	Pete Chapman Baseball Complex
Winona State	Maxwell Field at Warrior Stadium	3,500	McCown Gymnasium	3,500	Loughrey Field	500

School	Soccer stadium	Capacity	Softball Field	Capacity	Volleyball Arena	Capacity
Augustana	Morstad Field		Bowden Field		Elmen Center	4,000
Bemidji State	BSU Soccer Complex		BSU Softball Field		BSU Gymnasium	2,500
Concordia–St. Paul	Sea Foam Stadium	3,500	Carlander Field		Gangelhoff Center	3,200
Mary	Bismarck Community Bowl	7,000	University of Mary Softball Field		McDowell Activity Center	2,500
Minnesota State	The Pitch		MSU Softball Diamond		Taylor Center	4,800^[20]
MSU–Moorhead	Nemzek Soccer Field		Nemzek Softball Field		Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse	3,500
Minnesota–Crookston	UMC Soccer Field		UMC Softball Field		Lysaker Gymnasium	3,500
Minnesota–Duluth	Griggs Field at James S. Malosky Stadium	4,000	Junction Ave Field	250	Romano Gymnasium	2,759
Minot State	Herb Parker Stadium	4,500	South Hill Softball Complex		MSU Dome	10,000
Northern State	Northern State Athletic and Recreation Fields		Moccasin Creek Complex		Wachs Arena	8,057
Sioux Falls	USF Soccer Field	300	Sherman Park	300	Stewart Center	2,000
St. Cloud State	Husky Stadium	4,198	Selke Field Husky Dome		Halenbeck Hall	6,927
Southwest Minnesota State	Mattke Field at the Regional Events Center	3,500	Mustang Field		PE Gym	2,000
Upper Iowa	Pattison Field		Eischeid Softball Complex		Dorman Gymnasium	1,950
Wayne State	WSC Soccer Field		Pete Chapman Softball Complex		Rice Auditorium	2,500
Winona State	Maxwell Field at Warrior Stadium	3,500	Maynard R Johnson Field		McCown Gymnasium	3,500

National champions

NCAA Division II

The NSIC has had 19 national championship teams in NCAA Division II play:

NCAA Division II National Champions

Year	School	Sport
1965	Minnesota State	Wrestling
2006	Winona State	Men's Basketball
2007	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2008	Minnesota–Duluth	Football
2008	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2008	Winona State	Men's Basketball
2009	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2009	Minnesota State	Women's Basketball
2010	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2010	Minnesota–Duluth	Football
2011	Augustana	Women's Cross Country
2011	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2012	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2013	Concordia–St. Paul	Volleyball
2015	St. Cloud State	Wrestling
2016	St. Cloud State	Wrestling
2016	Augustana	Men's Basketball
2016	Concordia-St. Paul	Volleyball
2017	Minnesota State	Softball
2017	Concordia-St. Paul	Volleyball
2018	Saint Cloud State	Wrestling

NAIA

NAIA National Champions

Year	School	Sport
1958	Mankato State	Wrestling
1959	Mankato State	Wrestling
1964	Moorhead State	Wrestling
1985	Winona State	Women's Gymnastics
1987	Winona State	Women's Gymnastics
1992	Northern State	Women's Basketball
1994	Northern State	Women's Basketball

Commissioners

The NSIC has had five full-time commissioners in its history.

Tom Wistrcill (1993–1997)
Kurt Patberg (1997–2000)
Mike Lockrem (2000–2003)
Butch Raymond (2004–2014)
Erin Lind (2014–present)

Conference championships

Last updated November 9, 2015

School	Total Championships	Men's Championships	Women's Championships
Minnesota–Duluth	223	104	119
Minnesota State	135	119	16
Winona State	126	80	46
MSU-Moorhead	101	77	24
St. Cloud State	90	77	13
Augustana	62	32	30
Southwest Minnesota State	56	19	37
Bemidji State	45	36	9
Northern State	35	23	12
Concordia–St. Paul	33	4	29
Wayne State	28	16	12
Mary	16	1	15
Minnesota–Morris	16	15	1
Michigan Tech	15	15	0
Upper Iowa	6	3	3
Sioux Falls	2	1	1
Minnesota–Crookston	1	1	0
Minot State	1	0	1

Football

NSIC Championships Won or Shared Per School

School	Conference		Division
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Minnesota–Duluth	19	2014	7	2014
Minnesota State	19	2014	5	2014
Winona State	18	2007	2	2012
St. Cloud State	15	2011	1	2011
MSU-Moorhead	14	1995	0	N/A
Michigan Tech	7	1974	—	—
Minnesota–Morris	6	1984	—	—
Bemidji State	5	2006	1	2012
Northern State	3	1999	0	N/A
Concordia–St. Paul	2	2005	0	N/A
Sioux Falls	1	2016	1	2016
Southwest Minnesota State	1	1990	0	N/A
Augustana	0	N/A	1	2010
Wayne State	0	N/A	1	2008
Mary	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Crookston	0	N/A	0	N/A
Upper Iowa	0	N/A	0	N/A

NSIC All-Time Standings (1932–2014)

School	W	L	T	Pct
Sioux Falls	25	8	0	.758
Minnesota–Duluth	231	80	5	.739
Minnesota State	159	75	8	.674
St. Cloud State	186	107	9	.631
Augustana	44	29	0	.603
Michigan Tech	71	53	1	.572
Northern State	128	112	3	.533
Concordia–St. Paul	74	72	0	.507
Winona State	224	238	8	.485
MSU-Moorhead	220	236	9	.483
Mary	39	43	0	.476
Wayne State	69	77	0	.473
Minnesota–Morris	99	117	4	.459
Bemidji State	197	271	9	.422
Southwest Minnesota State	117	206	5	.364
Upper Iowa	27	63	0	.300
Minot State	6	27	0	.182
Minnesota–Crookston	21	116	0	.153

NSIC North Division All-Time Standings (2008-2014)

School	W	L	Pct.
Minnesota–Duluth	43	2	.956
St. Cloud State	36	9	.800
Bemidji State	24	21	.533
Northern State	23	22	.511
Mary	20	25	.444
MSU-Moorhead	13	32	.289
Minot State	5	16	.238
Minnesota–Crookston	4	41	.089

NSIC South Division All-Time Standings (2008-2014)

School	W	L	Pct.
Minnesota State	41	4	.911
Sioux Falls	15	6	.714
Winona State	27	18	.600
Augustana	25	20	.556
Wayne State	21	24	.467
Concordia–St. Paul	17	28	.378
Southwest Minnesota State	16	29	.356
Upper Iowa	6	39	.133

NSIC Champions

Year	School	Record
1932	Duluth State Mankato State Moorhead State St. Cloud State	2-1-0
1933	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1934	Moorhead State	4-0-0
1935	Moorhead State	4-0-0
1936	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1937	Duluth State	3-0-0
1938	Duluth State Mankato State	3-0-0
1939	Winona State	4-0-0
1940	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1941	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1942	Mankato State St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1943	World War II (no champion)
1944	World War II (no champion)
1945	World War II (no champion)
1946	Duluth State Mankato State	2-0-2 3-0-1
1947	Bemidji State Moorhead State Winona State	3-1-0

Year	School	Record
1948	Mankato State Minnesota–Duluth St. Cloud State	4-1-0
1949	Mankato State	3-1-0
1950	Bemidji State Mankato State	3-0-1
1951	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1952	Mankato State Moorhead State St. Cloud State	3-1-0
1953	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1954	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1955	St. Cloud State	4-0-0
1956	St. Cloud State	3-0-1
1957	Bemidji State Winona State	3-1-0
1958	Mankato State	5-0-0
1959	Bemidji State Mankato State Michigan Tech	4-1-0
1960	Mankato State	4-0-1
1961	Mankato State	5-0-0
1962	Winona State	5-0-0
1963	Michigan Tech	4-1-0
1964	Winona State	5-0-0
1965	Michigan Tech	4-1-0

Year	School	Record
1966	Moorhead State	4-1-0
1967	St. Cloud State	5-0-0
1968	Mankato State Winona State	4-1-0
1969	Michigan Tech	4-1-0
1970	Michigan Tech Minnesota–Morris St. Cloud State	5-1-0
1971	Moorhead State	6-0-0
1972	Michigan Tech	6-0-0
1973	Moorhead State	5-1-0
1974	Michigan Tech	6-0-0
1975	Minnesota–Morris	6-0-0
1976	Minnesota–Morris	7-0-0
1977	Minnesota–Morris	7-0-0
1978	Minnesota–Morris	8-0-0
1979	Minnesota–Duluth Moorhead State	7-1-0
1980	Minnesota–Duluth	8-0-0
1981	Moorhead State	6-0-0
1982	Moorhead State	5-0-1
1983	Winona State	5-1-0
1984	Minnesota–Morris Moorhead State	5-1-0
1985	Minnesota–Duluth	6-0-0
1986	Minnesota–Morris	4-0-2

Year	School	Record
1987	Minnesota–Duluth	5-1-0
1988	Moorhead State	6-0-0
1989	Moorhead State	5-1-0
1990	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State Southwest State	5-1-0
1991	Moorhead State	5-0-0
1992	Northern State	5-1-0
1993	Winona State	5-1-0
1994	Winona State	5-0-1
1995	Minnesota–Duluth Moorhead State	5-0-1
1996	Minnesota–Duluth	6-0-0
1997	Winona State	6-0-0
1998	Winona State	6-0-0
1999	Northern State	8-0-0
2000	Winona State	7-1-0
2001	Winona State	9-0-0
2002	Minnesota–Duluth	9-0-0
2003	Concordia–St. Paul Winona State	7-1-0
2004	Winona State	7-0-0
2005	Concordia–St. Paul Winona State	6-1-0
2006	Bemidji State	8-0-0
2007	Winona State	9-0-0

	North Division		South Division		NSIC Overall
Year	School	Record	School	Record	School	Record
2008	Minnesota–Duluth	6-0	Minnesota State Wayne State	5-1 5-1	Minnesota–Duluth	10-0
2009	Minnesota–Duluth	6-0	Minnesota State	6-0	Minnesota–Duluth	10-0
2010	Minnesota–Duluth	6-0	Augustana Winona State	5-1 5-1	Minnesota–Duluth	10-0
2011	Minnesota–Duluth St. Cloud State	5-1 5-1	Minnesota State	6-0	Minnesota State Minnesota–Duluth St. Cloud State	8-2 8-2 8-2
2012 *	Bemidji State Minnesota–Duluth	6-1 6-1	Winona State	6-1	Minnesota–Duluth	10-1
2013	Minnesota–Duluth	7-0	Minnesota State	7-0	Minnesota State	11-0
2014	Minnesota–Duluth	7-0	Minnesota State	7-0	Minnesota–Duluth Minnesota State	11-0

*Minnesota State finished 2012 with an 11-0 overall conference record and 7-0 division record, however the conference and division titles were stripped after Mankato was found to have played with two ineligible players. Minnesota–Duluth (overall) and Winona State (South Division) were granted the 2012 titles retroactively. Mankato's win-loss record, however, remains the same.

Volleyball

NSIC Championships Per School

School	Conference		Tournament
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Minnesota–Duluth	23	2014	2	2014
Concordia–St. Paul	11	2013	3	2006
Southwest Minnesota State	3	2012	1	2012
MSU-Moorhead	2	2000	0	N/A
Wayne State	1	2001	1	2007
Bemidji State	1	1988	0	N/A
St. Cloud State	1	1982	0	N/A
Augustana	0	N/A	0	N/A
Mary	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Crookston	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota State	0	N/A	0	N/A
Northern State	0	N/A	0	N/A
Upper Iowa	0	N/A	0	N/A
Winona State	0	N/A	0	N/A

The NSIC Tournament was only held from 2004 to 2007, then resumed in 2012.

NSIC All-Time Standings (1979 to 2014)

School	W	L	Pct	Tournament
School	W	L	Pct	W	L
Minnesota–Duluth	399	45	.899	7	1
Concordia–St. Paul	240	52	.822	15	4
Wayne State	210	82	.719	9	6
Southwest Minnesota State	340	170	.667	10	6
Minnesota State	98	66	.598	0	2
MSU-Moorhead	290	201	.591	5	3
Augustana	80	60	.571	0	2
Sioux Falls	26	34	.433	0	2
Winona State	211	299	.414	0	6
Northern State	175	285	.380	3	8
St. Cloud State	60	113	.347	0	0
Bemidji State	171	339	.335	0	4
Minot State	17	43	.283	0	0
Upper Iowa	47	129	.267	0	0
Minnesota–Morris	73	239	.234	0	0
Minnesota–Crookston	63	228	.216	0	4
Mary	22	153	.126	0	1

NSIC Regular Season Champions

Year	School
1979	Minnesota–Duluth
1980	Minnesota–Duluth
1981	Minnesota–Duluth
1982	St. Cloud State
1983	Minnesota–Duluth
1984	Minnesota–Duluth
1985	Minnesota–Duluth Southwest State
1986	Minnesota–Duluth
1987	Minnesota–Duluth

Year	School
1988	Bemidji State Minnesota–Duluth
1989	Minnesota–Duluth
1990	Minnesota–Duluth
1991	Minnesota–Duluth
1992	Moorhead State
1993	Minnesota–Duluth
1994	Minnesota–Duluth
1995	Minnesota–Duluth
1996	Minnesota–Duluth

Year	School
1997	Minnesota–Duluth
1998	Minnesota–Duluth
1999	Minnesota–Duluth
2000	MSU-Moorhead
2001	Southwest State Wayne State
2002	Minnesota–Duluth
2003	Concordia–St. Paul
2004	Concordia–St. Paul
2005	Concordia–St. Paul

Year	School
2006	Concordia–St. Paul
2007	Concordia–St. Paul
2008	Concordia–St. Paul
2009	Concordia–St. Paul
2010	Concordia–St. Paul
2011	Concordia–St. Paul Minnesota–Duluth
2012	Concordia–St. Paul Minnesota–Duluth Southwest Minnesota State
2013	Concordia–St. Paul
2014	Minnesota–Duluth

NSIC Tournament Champions

Year	School
2004	Concordia–St. Paul
2005	Concordia–St. Paul
2006	Concordia–St. Paul
2007	Wayne State
2008-2011 (Not Held)
2012	Southwest Minnesota State
2013	Minnesota–Duluth
2014	Minnesota–Duluth

Men's Basketball

NSIC championships won per school

School	Conference		Division		Tournament
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Minnesota State	17	2013-14	2	2013-14	2	2014
Minnesota–Duluth	16	2001-02	0	N/A	2	2003
St. Cloud State	16	1975-76	2	2013-14	2	2010
Winona State	14	2007-08	0	N/A	5	2011
Northern State	11	2017-18	1	2017-18	2	2005
Bemidji State	9	2011-12	1	2013-14	0	N/A
MSU-Moorhead	6	2016-17	3	2016-17	0	N/A
Minnesota–Morris	3	1993-94	—	—	—	—
Southwest Minnesota State	2	2008-09	1	2016-17	2	2016-17
Michigan Tech	2	1979-80	—	—	—	—
Augustana	2	2015-16	2	2015-16	1	2015-16
Wayne State	1	1999-00	0	N/A	1	2000

NSIC All-Time Standings (1932 to 2015)

School	W	L	Pct	Tournament
School	W	L	Pct	W	L
Augustana	104	46	.693	7	6
St. Cloud State	414	221	.652	11	5
Northern State	359	193	.650	17	11
Minnesota State	331	187	.639	13	4
Minnesota–Duluth	405	252	.616	12	8
Winona State	522	464	.529	26	11
MSU-Moorhead	483	512	.485	10	14
Southwest Minnesota State	318	362	.468	16	14
Wayne State	138	164	.457	7	14
Bemidji State	434	567	.434	9	12
Concordia–St. Paul	128	174	.424	3	12
Upper Iowa	76	110	.409	4	5
Minnesota–Morris	196	289	.404	0	3
Sioux Falls	25	41	.379	0	3
Michigan Tech	95	166	.364	0	0
Mary	66	120	.355	1	6
Minot State	22	44	.333	0	3
Minnesota–Crookston	44	258	.146	0	5

NSIC Regular Season Champions

Year	School	Record
1932-33	Mankato State	6-2
1933-34	Duluth State	6-1
1934-35	Duluth State	7-1
1935-36	Duluth State	8-1
1936-37	Duluth State	8-0
1937-38	Winona State	7-1
1938-39	Winona State	7-1
1939-40	Bemidji State	8-1
1940-41	Bemidji State St. Cloud State	6-2 6-2
1941-42	Bemidji State	9-1
1942-43	St. Cloud State	5-1
1943-44	World War II (no champion)
1944-45	World War II (no champion)
1945-46	St. Cloud State	6-0
1946-47	Mankato State	8-2
1947-48	Mankato State	8-2
1948-49	Mankato State	9-1
1949-50	Mankato State	6-2
1950-51	Bemidji State Mankato State Winona State	6-2 6-2 6-2
1951-52	Bemidji State	7-1
1952-53	Mankato State	11-3
1953-54	Mankato State	7-2
1954-55	Mankato State	7-1
1955-56	Mankato State	7-2
1956-57	Bemidji State St. Cloud State	6-2 6-2
1957-58	St. Cloud State	7-1
1958-59	St. Cloud State	8-2

Year	School	Record
1959-60	Mankato State St. Cloud State	9-1 9-1
1960-61	Mankato State	9-1
1961-62	St. Cloud State	7-3
1962-63	Michigan Tech St. Cloud State	8-2 8-2
1963-64	St. Cloud State	9-1
1964-65	Moorhead State St. Cloud State	8-2 8-2
1965-66	St. Cloud State	9-1
1966-67	Bemidji State	12-0
1967-68	St. Cloud State	12-0
1968-69	St. Cloud State Winona State	10-2 10-2
1969-70	St. Cloud State	10-2
1970-71	Moorhead State	11-1
1971-72	Winona State	11-1
1972-73	Winona State	12-0
1973-74	Winona State	10-2
1974-75	Winona State	11-1
1975-76	St. Cloud State	9-3
1976-77	Minnesota–Morris	12-2
1977-78	Minnesota–Morris	12-2
1978-79	Mankato State	14-2
1979-80	Michigan Tech	16-2
1980-81	Moorhead State	13-3
1981-82	Minnesota–Duluth Moorhead State	10-2 10-2
1982-83	Minnesota–Duluth	10-2
1983-84	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State	10-2 10-2
1984-85	Northern State	9-3

Year	School	Record
1985-86	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1986-87	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1987-88	Minnesota–Duluth	12-0
1988-89	Minnesota–Duluth	12-0
1989-90	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1990-91	Minnesota–Duluth	10-2
1991-92	Minnesota–Duluth	10-2
1992-93	Northern State	11-1
1993-94	Minnesota–Morris	10-2
1994-95	Northern State	10-2
1995-96	Northern State	10-2
1996-97	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State	10-2 10-2
1997-98	Northern State	11-1
1998-99	Northern State Winona State	10-2 10-2
1999-00	Wayne State Winona State	15-3 15-3
2000-01	Southwest State	17-1
2001-02	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State	14-4 14-4
2002-03	Northern State	15-3
2003-04	Bemidji State	14-2
2004-05	Winona State	12-2
2005-06	Winona State	13-1
2006-07	Winona State	18-0
2007-08	Winona State	18-0
2008-09	Southwest Minnesota State	17-3
2009-10	Minnesota State	17-3
2010-11	Minnesota State	19-3
2011-12	Bemidji State	16-6

	North Division		South Division		NSIC Overall
Year	School	Record	School	Record	School	Record
2012-13	St. Cloud State	15-7	Minnesota State	18-4	Minnesota State	18-4
2013-14	Bemidji State MSU-Moorhead St. Cloud State	15-7 15-7 15-7	Minnesota State	19-3	Minnesota State	19-3
2014-15	MSU-Moorhead	20-2	Augustana	20-2	Augustana MSU-Moorhead	20-2
2015-16	MSU-Moorhead	19-3	Augustana	21-1	Augustana	21-1
2016-17	MSU-Moorhead	19-3	Southwest Minnesota State	17-5	MSU-Moorhead	19-3

NSIC Tournament Champions

Year	School
2000	Wayne State
2001	Winona State
2002	Minnesota–Duluth
2003	Minnesota–Duluth
2004	Northern State
2005	Northern State
2006	Winona State
2007	Winona State
2008	Winona State
2009	St. Cloud State
2010	St. Cloud State
2011	Winona State
2012	Southwest Minnesota State
2013	Minnesota State
2014	Minnesota State
2015	Augustana
2016	Augustana

Women's Basketball

NSIC Championships Per School

School	Conference		Division		Tournament
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Minnesota–Duluth	11	2002-03	0	N/A	4	2004
Northern State	6	1997-98	2	2014-15	1	2015
Concordia–St. Paul	5	2012-13	1	2012-13	4	2014
Southwest Minnesota State	4	2001-02	0	N/A	1	2002
St. Cloud State	3	1983-84	1	2012-13	1	2009
Bemidji State	3	1986-87	0	N/A	0	N/A
MSU-Moorhead	3	2004-05	0	N/A	0	N/A
Wayne State	5	2014-15	2	2014-15	3	2012
Minnesota State	1	2008-09	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Morris	1	1981-82	—	—	0	N/A
Winona State	0	N/A	0	N/A	1	2011
Augustana	0	N/A	0	N/A	1	2013
Mary	0	N/A	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Crookston	0	N/A	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minot State	0	N/A	0	N/A	0	N/A
Sioux Falls	0	N/A	0	N/A	0	N/A
Upper Iowa	0	N/A	0	N/A	0	N/A

NSIC All-Time Standings (1979-80 to 2014-15)

School	W	L	Pct	Tournament
School	W	L	Pct	W	L
Wayne State	214	88	.709	20	13
Minnesota–Duluth	328	148	.689	16	8
Northern State	321	149	.683	17	14
Augustana	101	49	.673	10	6
Concordia–St. Paul	202	100	.669	23	8
Minnesota State	131	61	.682	8	6
St. Cloud State	119	95	.556	5	3
MSU-Moorhead	280	254	.524	11	16
Mary	97	89	.522	4	5
Minot State	30	36	.455	1	3
Sioux Falls	30	36	.455	2	3
Southwest Minnesota State	219	315	.410	8	11
Bemidij State	197	337	.369	1	11
Winona State	193	341	.361	7	15
Minnesota–Crookston	87	193	.311	3	7
Minnesota–Morris	88	198	.308	0	3
Upper Iowa	26	160	.140	0	4

NSIC Regular Season Champions

Year	School	Record
1979-80	Bemidji State St. Cloud State Southwest State	5-2 5-2 5-2
1980-81	Southwest State	7-0
1981-82	Minnesota–Morris Moorhead State St. Cloud State	10-4 10-4 10-4
1982-83	St. Cloud State	14-0
1983-84	St. Cloud State	12-0
1984-85	Minnesota–Duluth Moorhead State	7-3 7-3
1985-86	Bemidji State	11-1
1986-87	Bemidji State	12-0
1987-88	Northern State	11-1

Year	School	Record
1988-89	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1989-90	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1990-91	Minnesota–Duluth	12-0
1991-92	Northern State	10-2
1992-93	Minnesota–Duluth	11-1
1993-94	Northern State	12-0
1994-95	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State	11-1 11-1
1995-96	Minnesota–Duluth	12-0
1996-97	Northern State	11-1
1997-98	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State	10-2 10-2
1998-99	Minnesota–Duluth	10-2

Year	School	Record
1999-00	Minnesota–Duluth	16-2
2000-01	Southwest Minnesota State	17-1
2001-02	Southwest Minnesota State	14-4
2002-03	Minnesota–Duluth	15-3
2003-04	Concordia–St. Paul	15-1
2004-05	MSU-Moorhead	12-2
2005-06	Wayne State	13-1
2006-07	Concordia–St. Paul	15-3
2007-08	Concordia–St. Paul	16-2
2008-09	Minnesota State	19-1
2009-10	Concordia–St. Paul	17-3
2010-11	Wayne State	21-1
2011-12	Wayne State	20-2

	North Division		South Division		NSIC Overall
Year	School	Record	School	Record	School	Record
2012-13	St. Cloud State	14-8	Concordia–St. Paul	19-3	Concordia–St. Paul	19-3
2013-14	Northern State	17-5	Wayne State	19-3	Wayne State	19-3
2014-15	Northern State	16-6	Wayne State	18-4	Wayne State	18-4

NSIC Tournament Champions

Year	School
2000	Minnesota–Duluth
2001	Minnesota–Duluth
2002	Southwest State
2003	Minnesota–Duluth
2004	Minnesota–Duluth
2005	Concordia–St. Paul
2006	Wayne State
2007	Concordia–St. Paul
2008	Concordia–St. Paul
2009	St. Cloud State
2010	Wayne State
2011	Winona State
2012	Wayne State
2013	Augustana
2014	Concordia–St. Paul
2015	Northern State

Baseball

NSIC Championships Per School

School	Conference		Tournament
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Winona State	21	2001	3	2007
St. Cloud State	10	2015	3	2016
Minnesota State	10	2017	5	2017
Southwest Minnesota State	4	2002	4	2002
Minnesota–Duluth	4	2016	0	N/A
Wayne State	3	2009	5	2006
Bemidji State	2	1997	0	N/A
MSU-Moorhead	2	1983	0	N/A
Northern State	1	1993	0	N/A
Minnesota–Morris	1	1970	0	N/A
Concordia–St. Paul	0	N/A	2	2008
Augustana	0	N/A	1	2014
Mary	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Crookston	0	N/A	0	N/A
Upper Iowa	0	N/A	0	N/A

NSIC Regular Season Champions

The NSIC Tournament was used to determine the overall NSIC Champion from 2002–2006.

Year	School
1960	Mankato State
1961	Winona State
1962	Winona State
1963	Moorhead State Winona State
1964	St. Cloud State
1965	St. Cloud State
1966	Winona State
1967	St. Cloud State
1968	Mankato State
1969	St. Cloud State
1970	Minnesota–Morris St. Cloud State
1971	St. Cloud State
1972	Winona State
1973	Winona State

Year	School
1974	Southwest State
1975	Winona State
1976	St. Cloud State
1977	Winona State
1978	St. Cloud State
1979	Mankato State
1980	Mankato State Winona State
1981	Mankato State
1982	Bemidji State
1983	Moorhead State
1984	Winona State
1985	Winona State
1986	Winona State
1987	Winona State
1988	Winona State

Year	School
1989	Winona State
1990	Winona State
1991	Winona State
1992	Minnesota–Duluth
1993	Minnesota–Duluth Northern State
1994	Southwest State
1995	Winona State
1996	Southwest State
1997	Bemdiji State
1998	Winona State
1999	Minnesota–Duluth
2000	Winona State
2001	Winona State
2002	Southwest State
2003	Concordia–St. Paul Wayne State

Year	School
2004	Wayne State
2005	Wayne State
2006	Wayne State
2007	Wayne State
2008	Wayne State
2009	Wayne State
2010	Minnesota State
2011	Minnesota State
2012	Minnesota State
2013	St. Cloud State
2014	Minnesota State
2015	St. Cloud State
2016	Minnesota Duluth
2017	Minnesota State

NSIC Tournament Champions

Year	School
1996	Southwest State
1997	Southwest State
1998	Winona State
1999	Southwest State
2000	Winona State
2001	Wayne State
2002	Southwest State
2003	Concordia–St. Paul Wayne State
2004	Wayne State
2005	Wayne State
2006	Wayne State
2007	Winona State
2008	Concordia–St. Paul
2009	Minnesota State
2010	Minnesota State
2011	St. Cloud State
2012	Minnesota State
2013	Minnesota State
2014	Augustana
2015	St. Cloud State
2016	St. Cloud State
2017	Minnesota State

Softball

NSIC Championships Per School

School	Conference		Tournament
School	Titles	Last Title	Titles	Last Title
Minnesota–Duluth	14	2013	4	2002
Southwest Minnesota State	10	2009	3	2007
Augustana	3	2015	1	2011
Minnesota State	3	2014	2	2013
Winona State	3	2007	6	2015
Concordia–St. Paul	1	2001	4	2006
Bemidji State	1	1999	0	N/A
MSU-Moorhead	1	1990	0	N/A
Wayne State	0	N/A	1	2010
Mary	0	N/A	0	N/A
Minnesota–Crookston	0	N/A	0	N/A
Northern State	0	N/A	0	N/A
St. Cloud State	0	N/A	0	N/A
Upper Iowa	0	N/A	0	N/A

NSIC All-Time Standings (1984 to 2015)

School	W	L	T	Pct	Tournament
School	W	L	T	Pct	W	L
Augustana	155	33	0	.824	20	13
Minnesota–Duluth	327	90	0	.784	39	27
Minnesota State	144	42	0	.774	20	10
Winona State	350	131	0	.728	54	30
Southwest Minnesota State	325	187	1	.635	39	30
Wayne State	217	129	0	.627	31	32
Concordia–St. Paul	198	131	0	.602	35	19
Minot State	46	36	0	.561	5	4
Mary	112	101	0	.526	7	12
Sioux Falls	43	44	0	.494	3	4
Upper Iowa	100	116	0	.463	2	12
MSU-Moorhead	208	290	0	.418	21	26
St. Cloud State	71	112	1	.389	2	4
Northern State	145	323	0	.310	10	26
Bemidji State	141	379	1	.272	9	26
Minnesota–Morris	36	192	1	.159	0	14
Minnesota–Crookston	25	302	0	.076	0	10

NSIC Regular Season Champions

Year	School
1984	Minnesota–Duluth
1985	Southwest State
1986	Southwest State
1987	Minnesota–Duluth
1988	Minnesota–Duluth
1989	Minnesota–Duluth
1990	Moorhead State
1991	Minnesota–Duluth
1992	Minnesota–Duluth

Year	School
1993	Southwest State
1994	Southwest State
1995	Minnesota–Duluth
1996	Minnesota–Duluth
1997	Minnesota–Duluth
1998	Minnesota–Duluth
1999	Bemidji State Southwest State
2000	Minnesota–Duluth

Year	School
2001	Concordia–St. Paul
2002	Minnesota–Duluth
2003	Minnesota–Duluth Winona State
2004	Southwest Minnesota State
2005	Winona State
2006	Southwest Minnesota State
2007	Southwest Minnesota State Winona State

Year	School
2008	Southwest Minnesota State
2009	Southwest Minnesota State
2010	Augustana
2011	Augustana
2012	Minnesota State
2013	Minnesota–Duluth Minnesota State
2014	Minnesota State
2015	Augustana

NSIC Tournament Champions

Year	School
1984	Minnesota–Duluth
1985-1995 (Not Held)
1996	Minnesota–Duluth
1997	Southwest State
1998	Southwest State
1999	Winona State
2000	Minnesota–Duluth
2001	Concordia–St. Paul
2002	Minnesota–Duluth
2003	Winona State
2004	Concordia–St. Paul
2005	Concordia–St. Paul
2006	Concordia–St. Paul
2007	Southwest Minnesota State
2008	Winona State
2009	Winona State
2010	Wayne State
2011	Augustana
2012	Minnesota State
2013	Minnesota State
2014	Winona State
2015	Winona State

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NCAA Division II
Atlantic	Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Mountain East Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Independent — Bluefield State College
Central	Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
East	Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference East Coast Conference Northeast-10 Conference
Midwest	Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Great Lakes Valley Conference Great Midwest Athletic Conference Independent — Oakland City University Salem University
South	Gulf South Conference Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Sunshine State Conference
South Central	Great American Conference Heartland Conference Lone Star Conference
Southeast	Conference Carolinas Peach Belt Conference South Atlantic Conference
West	California Collegiate Athletic Association Great Northwest Athletic Conference Pacific West Conference Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
Division II	Independents Appalachian Swimming Conference Bluegrass Mountain Conference Eastern College Athletic Conference New South Intercollegiate Swim Conference Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference
NCAA	Conferences Institutions Baseball (Championship) Basketball (Men, Women) Cross Country (Men, Women) Field Hockey (Championship) Football (Championship) Golf (Men, Women) Lacrosse (Men, Women) Rowing (Championship) Soccer (Men, Women) Softball (Championship) Swimming & Diving (Men, Women) Tennis (Men, Women) Track & Field (Men's indoor and outdoor, Women's indoor and outdoor) Volleyball (Championship) Wrestling (Championship) Discontinued — Gymnastics (Championship) Ice Hockey (Championship)

NCAA Division II football conferences
Super Region 1	Great Midwest Athletic Conference Mountain East Conference Northeast-10 Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
Super Region 2	Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Gulf South Conference South Atlantic Conference Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Independent — University of North Carolina at Pembroke North Greenville University
Super Region 3	Great American Conference Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Great Lakes Valley Conference Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
Super Region 4	Great Northwest Athletic Conference Lone Star Conference Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
Division II	Independents
NCAA	Conferences Institutions Football (Championship)