Summary. Championships History (through June 2, 2013) Top Winners. Most Titles (One Sport) ALL DIVISIONS/COLLEGIATE TOTAL MEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS

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1 Summary ALL DIVISIONS/COLLEGIATE TOTAL MEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS Championships History (through June 2, 2013) Top Winners (Division) Total Team Titles 1. Southern California (I) UCLA (I) Stanford (I) Oklahoma St. (I) Arkansas (I) Abilene Christian (II) Penn St. (I) Michigan (I) Wis.-La Crosse (III) Kenyon (III) Denver (I) California (I) Yale (I) CSU Bakersfield (II) Indiana (I) Iowa (I) Ohio St. (I) North Central (IL) (III) Saint Augustine s (II)... ^ Wisconsin (I) Fla. Southern (II) Colorado (I) UTEP (I)... ## Michigan St. (I) Princeton (I) Texas (I) Cal Poly (II) +... ^^ Illinois (I) Oklahoma (I) Cal St. Northridge (II) and 2005 outdoor track and field championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^ 2007 indoor track and field championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ## 1983 cross country championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^^ 1989 baseball championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. + Now a Division I school. Most Titles (One Sport), Sport Team Titles 1. Oklahoma St. (I), Kenyon (III), and Diving Southern California (I), and Field Iowa (I), Denver (I), Skiing...21 Yale (I), Arkansas (I), and Field...20 Southern California (I), UCLA (I), Volleyball...19 Abilene Christian (II), and Field Colorado (I), Skiing Stanford (I), Houston (I),...16 UCLA (I),...16 Wis.-La Crosse (III), and Field West Virginia (I), Rifle...15 North Central (IL) (III), California (I), Water Polo...13 Columbia (I), Fencing...13 Abilene Christian (II), and Field...13 CSU Bakersfield (II), and Diving Hobart (III), Lacrosse * Fla. Southern (II),...12 Michigan (I), and Diving...12 Saint Augustine s (II), and Field...^12 Saint Augustine s (II), and Field...12 Cal St. Stanislaus (III), Wis.-La Crosse (III), and Field Ohio St. (I), and Diving...11 Drury (II), and Diving...11 Augsburg (III),...11 Mount Union (III), Football...11 (Division) Total Individual Titles 1. Southern California (I) Kenyon (III) Stanford (I) Michigan (I) Ohio St. (I) Abilene Christian (II) Texas (I) Saint Augustine s (II)... # UCLA (I) CSU Bakersfield (II) Oklahoma St. (I) California (I) Illinois (I) Oklahoma (I) Penn St. (I) Indiana (I) Iowa (I) Drury (II) Arkansas (I) Wis.-La Crosse (III) Oakland (II) Colorado (I) Yale (I) Cal St. Northridge (II) Tennessee (I) Auburn (I) Florida (I) Wisconsin (I) Lincoln (PA) (III) Nebraska (I) # One 2007 indoor track and field championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions and 2005 outdoor track and field championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. + Now a Division I school. ++ Now a Division II school., Sport Individual Titles 1. Kenyon (III), and Diving Michigan (I), and Diving Stanford (I), and Diving Oklahoma St. (I), Drury (II), and Diving Abilene Christian (II), and Field Ohio St. (I), and Diving Southern California (I), and Diving CSU Bakersfield (II), and Diving Southern California (I), and Field Oakland (II), and Diving Texas (I), and Diving Saint Augustine s (II), and Field Colorado (I), Skiing Denver (I), Skiing Indiana (I), and Diving Iowa (I), California (I), and Diving Iowa St. (I),...69 Saint Augustine s (II), and Field... # Utah (I), Skiing Cal St. Northridge (II), and Diving Oklahoma (I), Abilene Christian (II), and Field Arkansas (I), and Field Auburn (I), and Diving Lincoln (PA) (III), and Field Illinois (I), Penn St. (I),...52 Johns Hopkins (III), and Diving Now a Division I school. ^2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. #One 2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. * now competes in Division I in sport. ++ Now a Division II school.

2 Summary NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN S Championships History (through June 2, 2013) Top Winners Team Titles 1. Southern California UCLA Stanford Oklahoma St Arkansas Penn St Michigan Denver California...26 Yale Indiana...24 Iowa...24 Ohio St Wisconsin Colorado...21 UTEP...##21 Individual Titles 1. Southern California Stanford Michigan Ohio St Texas UCLA Oklahoma St California Illinois Oklahoma Penn St Indiana Iowa Arkansas Colorado and 2005 outdoor track and field championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ## 1983 cross country championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Most Titles (One Sport), Sport Team Titles 1. Oklahoma St., Southern California, and Field Iowa, Denver, Skiing...21 Yale, Arkansas, and Field...20 Southern California, UCLA, Volleyball Colorado, Skiing Stanford, Houston,...16 UCLA, West Virginia, Rifle California, Water Polo...13 Columbia, Fencing...13, Sport Individual Titles 1. Michigan, and Diving Stanford, and Diving Oklahoma St., Ohio St., and Diving Southern California, and Diving Southern California, and Field Texas, and Diving Colorado, Skiing Denver, Skiing Indiana, and Diving Iowa, California, and Diving Iowa St., Utah, Skiing Oklahoma, National Collegiate / Division I Team Championships (Note: Each school involved in a tie is credited with one championship. The boxing championships began in 1932 and were discontinued after the 1960 championships. The following schools are credited with unofficial team championships in the following sports: BoxingWisconsin 4, Idaho 2, Catholic, Penn St., Syracuse, Virginia, Washington St., West Virginia, one each. and Field Illinois, Southern California, Stanford, one each. Oklahoma St. 3, Iowa St., Indiana, one each. All other figures denote official team championships.) +Division II school. ++Division III school. Baseball Basketball Boxing Fencing Football Akron Alabama Alas. Fairbanks Appalachian St Arizona Arizona St Arkansas Army Auburn Augusta St Baylor Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rifle Skiing Soccer Volleyball Water Polo

3 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 Baseball Basketball Boxing Fencing Football Boise St Boston College Boston U Bowling Green BYU California UC Irvine UC Santa Barbara Cal St. Fullerton Catholic Chicago Cincinnati CCNY Clemson Colorado Colorado Col Columbia Connecticut Cornell Cornell College Dartmouth Delaware Denver Detroit Drake Duke Eastern Ky Eastern Wash Florida Florida A&M Florida St $2 $4 Fresno St Furman George Mason Georgetown Georgia Ga. Southern Gonzaga Hartwick Harvard Holy Cross Houston Howard... ^1 ^1 Idaho Idaho St Illinois Indiana Indiana St Iowa Iowa St James Madison Johns Hopkins Kansas Kentucky La Salle Lake Superior St Long Beach St La.-Monroe LSU Louisville Loyola Chicago Loyola Maryland Maine Manhattan Marquette Marshall Maryland Massachusetts Miami (FL) Michigan Michigan St Michigan Tech Minnesota Minn. Duluth Missouri Montana Montana St Murray St Navy Nebraska UNLV New Mexico Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rifle Skiing Soccer Volleyball Water Polo MEN S SUMMARIES

4 4 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Baseball Basketball Boxing Fencing Football New York U North Carolina North Carolina St North Dakota North Dakota St North Texas UNI Northern Mich Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio St Oklahoma Oklahoma St Oregon Oregon St Penn Penn St Pepperdine Princeton Purdue Rensselaer Rhode Island Rice Richmond Rutgers St. John s (NY) Saint Louis San Diego St San Francisco... 2 ^^4 1 ^^7 San Jose St Santa Clara South Carolina Southern California Southern Ill SIU Edwardsville SMU Stanford Syracuse &10 &13 Temple Tennessee Tennessee Tech Texas UTEP... 1 ##7 7 6 ##21 Texas A&M TCU Trinity (TX) Tulane UCLA Utah Vermont Villanova Virginia Wake Forest Washington St Wayne St. (MI) West Chester West Virginia Western Ky Western Mich Wichita St William & Mary Wisconsin Wyoming Yale Youngstown St and 2005 championships vacated by action of NCAA Committee on Infractions. $2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. #Hawaii s 2002 men s volleyball championship vacated by action of NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^1971 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Lewis 2003 men s volleyball championship vacated by action of NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^^1978 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. &1990 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ##1983 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rifle Skiing Soccer Volleyball Water Polo

5 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 5 National Collegiate / Division I Individual Championships (Note: Each school is credited with one championship for each competitor involved in a tie. The boxing championships began in 1932 and were discontinued after the 1960 championships. The individual championships totals for fencing, rifle and skiing include some championships won by women. In tennis, two championships are awarded each year: one to the school whose competitor wins the singles championship and one to the school whose team wins the doubles championship. In swimming, track and skiing, relay victories count as one championship.) +Division II school. ++Division III school. +++NAIA school. Abilene Christian Adams St Adelphi Air Force Akron Alabama Alas. Anchorage Alas. Fairbanks Albion Alfred Amherst American Arizona Arizona St Arkansas Arkansas St Army Ashland Auburn Baldwin-Wallace Ball St Bates Baylor Bethune-Cookman Binghamton Bloomsburg Boise St Boston College Boston U Bowdoin Bowling Green Bradley BYU Brooklyn Brown Bucknell Butler California UC Davis UC Irvine UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly Cal Poly Pomona CSU Bakersfield Cal St. Fullerton Cal St. L.A Cal St. Northridge Caltech Carleton Case Catholic Central Mich Central Okla Central St. (OH) Chicago Cincinnati CCNY Clarion Clemson Cleveland St Colby Colgate Colorado Colorado St Columbia Columbus St Concordia-M head Connecticut Cornell Cornell College SUNY Cortland Dartmouth Boxing Fencing Rifle Skiing MEN S SUMMARIES

6 6 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Denver DePaul Detroit Drake Duke East Stroudsburg East Tenn. St Eastern Ill Eastern Mich Edinboro Emporia St Fairleigh Dickinson Fisk Florida Florida A&M Fla. Atlantic Florida St Fordham Fort Lewis Frank. & Marsh Fresno St George Mason Georgetown Georgia Georgia Tech Gonzaga Grinnell Hampton Hardin-Simmons Harvard Hawaii Hofstra Houston Houston Baptist Idaho Col. of Idaho Idaho St Illinois Illinois Col Illinois St Indiana Indiana St Iona Iowa Iowa St Jackson St Jacksonville St Johns Hopkins Kansas Kansas St Kent St Kentucky Kentucky St Kenyon La Salle Lamar Lawrence Lehigh Liberty Lock Haven Long Beach St La.-Lafayette La.-Monroe LSU Louisiana Tech Louisville Loyola Chicago Loyola (LA) Loyola Marymount Maine Manhattan Marquette Maryland MIT McDaniel McNeese St Memphis Miami (FL) Miami (OH) Michigan Michigan St Middle Tenn Boxing Fencing Rifle Skiing

7 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 7 Middlebury Minnesota Ole Miss Mississippi Col Mississippi St Mississippi Val Missouri Montana Montana St Montclair St Morgan St Mt. St. Mary s Murray St Navy Nebraska Nevada UNLV New Hampshire TCNJ New Mexico New York U North Carolina N.C. A&T N.C. Central North Carolina St North Dakota Northeastern Northern Ariz Northern Colo Northern Ill UNI Northern Mich Northwest Mo. St Northwestern Northwestern St Norwich Notre Dame Oberlin Occidental Ohio Ohio St Ohio Wesleyan Oklahoma Okla. Baptist Oklahoma St Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon St Pacific Pacific Lutheran Penn Penn St Pepperdine Phila. Osteo Pittsburg St Pittsburgh Pitt.-Johnstown Portland St Prairie View Princeton Providence Purdue Redlands Rhode Island Rice Richmond Rowan Rutgers Sacramento St St. John s (NY) St. Lawrence San Diego St San Francisco San Jose St Seton Hall Slippery Rock South Ala South Carolina South Fla Southeast Mo. St Southern California Boxing Fencing Rifle Skiing MEN S SUMMARIES

8 8 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE / DIVISION I MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Southern Conn. St Southern Ill SMU Southern U Southern Utah Southwestern Okla Springfield Stanford Syracuse Temple Tennessee UT Martin Tennessee St Tennessee Tech Texas Texas-Arlington UTEP Texas A&M A&M-Corpus Christi TCU Texas Southern Texas St Texas Tech Toledo Trinity (CT) Trinity (TX) Truman Tufts Tulane Tulsa Tuskegee UCLA Utah Utah St Vermont Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Union Wake Forest Washington Washington St Wayne St. (MI) Waynesburg Weber St Wesleyan (CT) West Chester West Virginia Western Ill Western Ky Western Mich Western St Wheaton (IL) Wichita St William & Mary Williams Winston-Salem Wisconsin Wyoming Xavier Yale Two individual championships in 2004 and 2005 vacated by action of NCAA Committee on Infractions. Boxing Fencing Rifle Skiing

9 Summary DIVISION II MEN S Championships History (through June 2, 2013) Top Winners Team Titles 1. Abilene Christian CSU Bakersfield Saint Augustine s...^24 4. Fla. Southern Cal Poly +...^^19 6. Cal St. Northridge UC Irvine Drury Adams St SIU Edwardsville North Dakota St Tampa...10 Western St Southern Conn. St Adelphi... 8 Ky. Wesleyan... 8 Lander... 8 Individual Titles 1. Abilene Christian Saint Augustine s...# CSU Bakersfield Drury Oakland Cal St. Northridge Cal Poly Southern Conn. St UC Irvine Ashland Adams St Cal St. Chico UC Davis North Dakota St Western St Now a Division I school. ^ 2007 indoor track and field championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^^ 1989 baseball championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. # One 2007 indoor track and field championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Most Titles (One Sport), Sport Team Titles 1. Abilene Christian, and Field Abilene Christian, and Field...13 CSU Bakersfield, and Diving Fla. Southern, Saint Augustine s, and Field...^12 6. Drury, and Diving...11 Saint Augustine s, and Field Adams St.,... 9 Cal St. Northridge, and Diving Fla. Southern, Baseball Cal Poly, CSU Bakersfield, Ky. Wesleyan, Basketball... 8 Lander,... 8 Western St., Adelphi, Lacrosse... 7 Central Okla.,... 7 Neb. Omaha,... 7 SIU Edwardsville, , Sport Individual Titles 1. Drury, and Diving Abilene Christian, and Field CSU Bakersfield, and Diving Oakland, and Diving Saint Augustine s, and Field Saint Augustine s, and Field... #69 7. Cal St. Northridge, and Diving Abilene Christian, and Field Cal Poly, and Field UC Irvine, and Diving Central Okla., Neb. Omaha, Cal St. Chico, and Diving UC Davis, and Diving CSU Bakersfield, Clarion, and Diving...30 North Dakota St., Now a Division I school. ^2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. #One 2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions.

10 10 DIVISION II MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Championships (Note: Each school involved in a tie is credited with one championship. The gymnastics championships began in 1968 and were discontinued after the 1984 championships. Lacrosse was discontinued from 1982 through 1992 before being reinstated. Ice Hockey was discontinued in 2000.) +Division I school. ++Division III school. +++ NAIA school. #No longer NCAA member. Baseball Abilene Christian Adams St Adelphi Ala.-Huntsville Alabama A&M Armstrong Baltimore # Barry Barton Bellarmine Bemidji St BYU-Hawaii Bucknell UC Davis UC Irvine UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly +... ^^ ^^19 Cal Poly Pomona CSU Bakersfield Cal St. Chico Cal St. Dom. Hills Cal St. East Bay Cal St. Fullerton Cal St. L.A Cal St. Monterey Bay Cal St. Northridge Central Mich Central Mo Central Okla Central St. (OH) Chapman Chattanooga Cheyney Columbus St SUNY Cortland Delaware Delta St Dist. Columbia Dowling Drury East Stroudsburg Eastern Ill Eastern Mich Eastern Wash Edinboro Emporia St Evansville Findlay FIU Fla. Southern Florida Tech Fort Hays St Fort Lewis Francis Marion Franklin Pierce Fresno St Grand Canyon Grand Valley St Hampton Hobart Humboldt St Ill.-Chicago Illinois St Jacksonville St Kennesaw St Kentucky St Ky. Wesleyan Lamar Lander Le Moyne Lehigh Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer

11 DIVISION II MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 11 Baseball Limestone Lock Haven Long Beach St LIU Post Louisiana Tech Loyola Maryland Lynn UMBC UMES Mass.-Lowell Mercyhurst Merrimack Metro St Middle Tenn Millersville Minn. Duluth Minn. St. Mankato Mo.-St. Louis Missouri St Montana St Morgan St Mount Olive Mt. St. Mary s Neb.-Kearney Neb. Omaha New Orleans NYIT Norfolk St North Ala N.C. Central North Dakota North Dakota St Northeastern St Northern Colo Northern Ill UNI Northern Ky Northern Mich Northwest Mo. St Northwestern St Nova Southeastern Oakland Old Dominion Philadelphia U Pittsburg St Pitt.-Johnstown Portland St Puget Sound Roanoke Rochester Inst Rollins Sacred Heart Saint Augustine s... ^12 12 ^24 St. Mary s (TX) Saint Michael s San Diego San Diego St San Fran. St Seattle Seattle Pacific Sonoma St S.C. Aiken South Dakota South Dakota St Southeast Mo. St Southeastern Okla Southern Conn. St Southern Ill SIU Edwardsville Southern Ind Southern N.H Springfield Tampa Texas St Troy Valdosta St Virginia Union West Chester West Fla Western St Western Wash Wheaton (IL) Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer

12 12 DIVISION II MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Winona St Winston-Salem Wis.-Oshkosh Wittenberg Wright St ^^1989 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. %Mississippi College s 1989 football championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. ^2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Individual Championships Baseball (Note: Each school is credited with one championship for each competitor involved in a tie. In swimming and track, relay victories count as one championship. The gymnastics championships began in 1968 and were discontinued after the 1984 championships.) +Division I school. ++Division III school. +++ NAIA school. Abilene Christian Academy of Art Adams St Adelphi Alabama A&M Alas. Anchorage Albany (NY) Albany St. (GA) Albright American American Int l Amherst Anderson (SC) Angelo St Aquinas UALR Armstrong Ashland Augustana (IL) Augustana (SD) Ball St Bates Bemidji St Binghamton Bloomsburg Bowdoin Bridgeport Brockport Bucknell UC Davis UC Irvine UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly Cal Poly Pomona CSU Bakersfield Cal St. Chico Cal St. East Bay Cal St. Fullerton Cal St. L.A Cal St. Northridge Cal St. San B dino Cal St. Stanislaus California (PA) Carson-Newman Case Catholic Central Conn. St Central Mo Central Okla Central St. (OH) Chadron St Chapman Chattanooga Chicago St Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer

13 DIVISION II MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 13 Clarion Cleveland St Coast Guard UC-Colo. Springs Colorado Mines Colorado St.-Pueblo Columbus St Concordia-M head Cornell College SUNY Cortland Delta St Denver Drury East Carolina East Stroudsburg East Tenn. St Eastern Ill Eastern Ky Eastern Mich Eastern Wash Edinboro Emporia St Evansville Fayetteville St Ferris St Findlay Fisk Florida A&M Fla. Atlantic Fla. Southern Fort Hays St Fort Valley St Frank. & Marsh Fresno St Gannon Gardner-Webb Gettysburg Grand Canyon Grand Valley St Hamilton Hampton Harding Haverford Henderson St Hillsdale Howard Humboldt St Ill.-Chicago Illinois St Incarnate Word Indiana (PA) Indiana St Indianapolis Jacksonville St Johns Hopkins Johnson C. Smith Keene St Kentucky St Kenyon Kutztown La Salle Lake Erie Lake Superior St Lamar Lander Lewis Liberty Limestone Lincoln (MO) Livingstone Lock Haven Long Beach St LIU Post Loras La.-Lafayette Loyola Chicago Luther Lycoming MacMurray SUNY Maritime UMES Maryville (MO)

14 14 DIVISION II MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Mass.-Boston Mass.-Lowell McDaniel Mercyhurst Metro St Middle Tenn Millersville Milwaukee Minn. Duluth Minn. St. Mankato Minn. St. Moorhead Mississippi Col Missouri S&T Mo. Southern St Missouri St Monmouth Montana Montclair St Morehouse Morgan St Morningside Mt. St. Mary s Neb.-Kearney Neb. Omaha Nevada N.M. Highlands New Orleans NYIT Newberry Norfolk St UNC Pembroke N.C. Central North Dakota North Dakota St Northern Colo Northern Ill UNI Northern Mich Northern St Northwest Mo. St Northwestern St Northwood (MI) Notre Dame (OH) Nova Southeastern Oakland Oberlin Occidental Ohio Wesleyan Old Dominion SUNY Oneonta Oswego St Ouachita Baptist Pacific Pepperdine Pfeiffer Pittsburg St Pitt.-Johnstown Portland St Prairie View P.R.-Mayaguez Puget Sound Queens (NY) Queens (NC) Redlands Rensselaer Rollins Sacramento St Saginaw Valley Saint Augustine s... #69 99 #168 St. Cloud St St. Mary s (TX) St. Olaf Saint Rose Salem Int l Samford San Diego San Diego St San Fran. St San Jose St Seattle Seattle Pacific Shippensburg

15 DIVISION II MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 15 Siena Slippery Rock S.C. Aiken South Dakota South Dakota St South Fla Southeast Mo. St Southeastern La Southern Conn. St Southern Ill SIU Edwardsville Southern Ind Southern Ore Southern U Southwest Minn. St Springfield Stephen F. Austin Stillman Stonehill Tampa Tarleton St UT Martin Texas-Arlington Tex. A&M-Commerce Tex. A&M-Kingsville Texas Southern Texas St Trinity (CT) Trinity (TX) Troy Truman Tuskegee Upper Iowa Valdosta St Valparaiso Virginia St Wabash Wayne St. (MI) Wayne St. (NE) Weber St Wesleyan (CT) West Chester West Fla West Liberty Western Ill Western Ore Western St Western Wash Westmont Wheaton (IL) Wheeling Jesuit Widener Wilkes Wingate Winston-Salem Wis.-Oshkosh Wis.-Parkside Wis.-Platteville Wis.-Stout Wittenberg Wright St Youngstown St #One 2007 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. MEN S SUMMARIES

16 Summary DIVISION III MEN S Championships History (through June 2, 2013) Top Winners Team Titles 1. Wis.-La Crosse Kenyon North Central (IL) Cal St. Stanislaus Lincoln (PA) Middlebury Hobart Mount Union Augsburg Methodist...10 Rowan...10 Salisbury...10 Wartburg Messiah Ithaca...8 Williams...8 Wis.-Oshkosh...8 Individual Titles 1. Kenyon Wis.-La Crosse Lincoln (PA) North Central (IL) Johns Hopkins UC San Diego Wartburg Augsburg Denison Claremont-M-S...40 Mount Union Wis.-Oshkosh Montclair St Rowan...33 Williams...33 Wis.-Stevens Point Now a Division II school. Most Titles (One Sport), Sport Team Titles 1. Kenyon, and Diving Wis.-La Crosse, and Field North Central (IL), Hobart, Lacrosse * Cal St. Stanislaus, Wis.-La Crosse, and Field Augsburg,...11 Mount Union, Football Methodist,...10 Salisbury, Lacrosse...10 Wartburg, Messiah, Soccer Middlebury, Ice Hockey UC Santa Cruz,...7 Kalamazoo,...7 Lincoln (PA), and Field Lincoln (PA), and Field , Sport Individual Titles 1. Kenyon, and Diving Lincoln (PA), and Field Johns Hopkins, and Diving Wis.-La Crosse, and Field Augsburg, Wis.-La Crosse, and Field UC San Diego, and Diving Denison, and Diving Wartburg, Lincoln (PA), and Field North Central (IL), and Field Montclair St., Brockport, Mount Union, and Field Rowan, and Field * now competes in Division I in sport. ++ Now a Division II school. Team Championships (Note: Each school involved in a tie is credited with one championship.) +Division I school. ++Division II school. +++ NAIA school. Baseball Albion Allegheny Amherst Ashland Augsburg Augustana (IL) Averett Babson Baldwin-Wallace Bemidji St Bethany (WV) Brandeis Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Volleyball

17 DIVISION III MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 Baseball Brockport Buffalo UC San Diego UC Santa Cruz Cal St. Chico Cal St. Stanislaus Calvin Carleton Catholic Central (IA) Chapman Claremont-M-S SUNY Cortland Dayton Denison Eastern Conn. St Elizabethtown Emory Frostburg St George Fox Greensboro Guilford Gust. Adolphus Haverford Hobart Ill. Wesleyan Ithaca John Carroll Johns Hopkins Kalamazoo Kean Kenyon La Verne Lebanon Valley LeMoyne-Owen Lincoln (PA) Linfield Lock Haven Luther Marietta McMurry Messiah Methodist Middlebury Montclair St Mount Union Nazareth Neb. Wesleyan Neumann TCNJ New York U UNC Greensboro N.C. Wesleyan North Central (IL) North Park Norwich Occidental Oglethorpe Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Oswego St Otterbein Pacific Lutheran Plattsburgh St.... ^2 ^2 SUNY Potsdam Ramapo Redlands Richard Stockton Rochester (NY) Rochester Inst Rowan Saint John s (MN) St. Lawrence St. Norbert St. Thomas (MN) Salisbury Scranton Slippery Rock Southern Me Southern-N.O Springfield Stevenson Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Volleyball

18 18 DIVISION III MEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Swarthmore Texas-Tyler Trinity (CT) Trinity (TX) Tufts Va. Wesleyan Wabash Wagner Wartburg Washington Col Washington-St. Louis Wash. & Lee West Ga Wheaton (IL) Widener Wilkes Wm. Paterson Williams Wis.-Eau Claire Wis.-La Crosse Wis.-Oshkosh Wis.-Platteville Wis.-River Falls Wis.-Stevens Point Wis.-Superior Wis.-Whitewater Wittenberg... Wooster ^1987 championship vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions. Individual Championships Baseball (Note: Each school is credited with one championship for each competitor involved in a tie. In tennis, two championships are awarded each year: one to the school whose competitor wins the singles championship and one to the school whose team wins the doubles championship. In swimming and track, relays count as one championship.) +Division I school. ++Division II school. +++ NAIA school. Albany (NY) Albion Alfred Allegheny American (P.R.) Amherst Aquinas Ashland Augsburg Augustana (IL) Averett Babson Baldwin-Wallace Bates Benedictine (IL) Binghamton Birmingham-So Bowdoin Brandeis Bridgewater (VA) Brockport Buena Vista Buffalo Buffalo St Cabrini UC San Diego UC Santa Cruz Cal Lutheran Cal St. Chico Cal St. Stanislaus Calvin Carleton Carnegie Mellon Carroll (WI) Carthage Basketball Football Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Volleyball

19 DIVISION III MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 19 Case Catholic Central (IA) Centre Chicago Chris. Newport CCNY Claremont-M-S Coast Guard Coe Colby Colorado Col Concordia (WI) Concordia-M head Connecticut Col Cornell College SUNY Cortland Defiance Delaware Valley Denison DePauw Dickinson Doane Dubuque Elizabethtown Elmhurst Emory Eureka Farmingdale St Fisk Fitchburg St Fort Valley St Fredonia St Frostburg St George Fox Gettysburg Greensboro Greenville Grinnell Grove City Guilford Gust. Adolphus Hamilton Hamline Hampden-Sydney Haverford Heidelberg Hiram Hope Howard Payne Humboldt St Hunter Illinois Col Ill. Wesleyan Ithaca Jamestown John Carroll Johns Hopkins Kalamazoo Kean Keene St Kenyon King s (PA) Knox Kutztown La Verne Lake Forest Lake Superior St Lawrence Lincoln (PA) Linfield Loras Luther Lycoming Lynchburg Macalester Manchester Manhattanville Mary Washington Maryville (MO) Mass.-Boston Mass.-Dartmouth MEN S SUMMARIES

20 20 DIVISION III MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Mass.-Lowell MIT McDaniel McMurry Merchant Marine Messiah Methodist Middlebury Miles Millersville Millikin Milwaukee Minn.-Morris Misericordia Monmouth Monmouth (IL) Montclair St Moravian Morehouse Mount Union Muskingum Neb. Wesleyan TCNJ New Jersey City SUNY New Paltz New York U UNC Greensboro North Central (IL) North Park Norwich Oberlin Occidental Oglethorpe Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Olivet SUNY Oneonta Oswego St Otterbein Pacific Lutheran Plattsburgh St Pomona-Pitzer SUNY Potsdam Pratt Principia Puget Sound Ramapo Redlands Rensselaer Rhode Island Col Richard Stockton Ripon Rochester (NY) Rochester Inst Rockford Rose-Hulman Rowan Rutgers-Camden St. John Fisher Saint John s (MN) St. Lawrence St. Norbert St. Olaf St. Thomas (MN) Salem St Salisbury Simpson Slippery Rock Southern-N.O Springfield Staten Island Stevens Susquehanna Swarthmore Thiel Trine Trinity (CT) Trinity (TX) Tufts Union (NY) Upper Iowa Ursinus

21 DIVISION III MEN'S INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 21 Wabash Wartburg Washington Col Washington-St. Louis Wash. & Jeff Wash. & Lee Wesley Westminster (MO) Westmont Wheaton (IL) Wheaton (MA) Whittier Whitworth Widener Wilkes Willamette Wm. Paterson William Penn Williams Wilmington (OH) Wis.-Eau Claire Wis.-La Crosse Wis.-Oshkosh Wis.-Platteville Wis.-River Falls Wis.-Stevens Point Wis.-Stout Wis.-Whitewater Wittenberg Wooster WPI Worcester St.... York (PA) MEN S SUMMARIES