NCAA Division II Football Champions and Award Winners 1973-1985

List of NCAA Division II football seasons
A list of NCAA Division II college football seasons since splitting away in 1973. Prior to then, Division II
schools participated in the NCAA's College Division.[1][2][3]
Contents
Three Division Alignment (1973–1978)
Conference realignment
Four Division Alignment (1978–present)
See also
References
Three Division Alignment (1973–1978)

Year Champion Harlon Hill Trophy Winner Gene Upshaw Award Winner
1973 Louisiana Tech — —
1974 Central Michigan — —
1975 Northern Michigan — —
1976 Montana State — —
1977 Lehigh — —
Conference realignment
The Southland Conference, and all of its members, moved from Division II up to Division I in
1975 but returned to Division I-AA in 1982.
The Big Sky Conference, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, Ohio Valley Conference,
Southwestern Athletic Conference, and Yankee Conference, and their respective members,
moved from Division II into the newly founded Division I-AA in 1978.
After forming as a league in 1980, the Association of Mid-Continent Universities, and all of
its members, moved from Division II up to Division I-AA in 1982.
The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, after competing as a Division III conference
from 1973 to 1979, moved to Division II, along with all of its membership, in 1980.
Four Division Alignment (1978–present)

Gene
Harlon Hill
Upshaw
Year Conference Champions Champion Trophy
Award
Winner
Winner
Association of Mid-Continent Universities – Eastern

Illinois
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Norfolk
State
Far Western Football Conference – UC Davis
Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference –
Grand Valley State
Gulf South Conference – Jacksonville State
Lone Star Conference – Angelo State
Eastern
1978 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Illinois
— —
Southwest Missouri State
North Central Conference – South Dakota
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota–
Morris
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Western
State
South Atlantic Conference – Elon and Presbyterian
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference –
Florida A&M
Association of Mid-Continent Universities –

Youngstown State
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –
Virginia Union
Saginaw Valley State
Gulf South Conference – Mississippi College
Lone Star Conference – Texas A&I
1979 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Delaware — —
Northwest Missouri State
North Central Conference – North Dakota
Duluth and Minnesota State–Moorhead
State
South Atlantic Conference – Presbyterian
Alabama A&M
1980 Cal Poly– — —

Association of Mid-Continent Universities – Eastern SLO
Illinois
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – North
Carolina Central
Hillsdale
Gulf South Conference – North Alabama
Lone Star Conference – Southwest Texas State
Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association –
Missouri–Rolla
North Central Conference – Northern Colorado
Duluth
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Clarion
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Adams State
and CSU Pueblo
South Atlantic Conference – Elon and Mars Hill
Alabama A&M

Virginia Union
Far Western Football Conference – UC Davis and
Cal State East Bay
Grand Valley State
1981
Northeast Missouri State Southwest
— —
North Central Conference – North Dakota State Texas State
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota
State–Moorhead
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference –
Shippensburg
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – New Mexico
Highlands
South Atlantic Conference – Elon
Alabama A&M
1982 Southwest — —
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Texas State
Virginia Union
Hillsdale
Northeast Missouri State
North Central Conference – North Dakota State
Northern California Athletic Conference – UC Davis
State–Moorhead
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – East
Stroudsburg
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Colorado
Mesa
South Atlantic Conference – Carson-Newman
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Fort
Valley State
Western Football Conference – Cal Poly–SLO

Virginia Union
Lone Star Conference – East Texas State and
Southwest Texas State
Central Missouri State and Missouri–Rolla
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha and North
1983 North Dakota State Dakota — —
Northern California Athletic Conference – UC Davis State
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Winona State
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Clarion
Mesa
Valley State
Western Football Conference – Cal State
Northridge and Santa Clara
1984 Troy State — —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Norfolk
State
Gulf South Conference – Troy State
Lone Star Conference – Angelo State
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha and
North Dakota State
Morris and Minnesota State–Moorhead
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – California
(PA)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Fort Lewis
Albany State
Western Football Conference – Portland State

Hampton
Hillsdale
Northeast Missouri State
North
1985 Dakota — —
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota– State
Duluth
Bloomsburg
Mesa
South Atlantic Conference – Mars Hill
Albany State and Fort Valley State
Western Football Conference – Santa Clara

Virginia Union
Hillsdale
Lone Star Conference – West Texas State
Central Missouri State
North Jeff
1986
Northern California Athletic Conference – UC Davis Dakota Bentrim, —
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota– State NDSU (QB)
Morris
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Indiana
(PA)
Mesa
Albany State
Western Football Conference –
1987 Troy State Johnny —

Bailey, TAIU
(RB)
Winston-Salem State
Northern Michigan
Lone Star Conference – Angelo State and Texas
A&I
Central Missouri State and Southeast Missouri
State
North Central Conference – Minnesota State–
Mankato
Morris
(PA)
Mesa
South Atlantic Conference – Gardner–Webb
Alabama A&M and Tuskegee
Western Football League – Portland State

Winston-Salem State
Hillsdale
Gulf South Conference – Jacksonville State,
Mississippi College, and Tennessee–Martin
Central Missouri State, Southeast Missouri State,
and Northeast Missouri State
North Central Conference – North Dakota State North Johnny
1988 Northern California Athletic Conference – UC Davis Dakota Bailey, TAIU —
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota State (RB)
State–Moorhead
Millersville (East), Shippensburg (West)
Mesa
South Atlantic Conference – Carson-Newman,
Catawba, and Lenoir-Rhyne
Albany State
1989 Mississippi Johnny —

College† Bailey, TAIU
(RB)
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Bowie
State
Grand Valley State
Pittsburg State
North Central Conference – Saint Cloud State
State–Moorhead
Millersville and West Chester (East), Edinboro
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Adams State
Alabama A&M

Winston-Salem State
Gulf South Conference – Mississippi College
Lone Star Conference – East Texas State
Midwest Intercollegiate Football Conference –
Grand Valley State
Pittsburg State
North Chris
1990 Dakota Simdorn, —
Duluth, Northern State, and Southwest Minnesota State NDSU (QB)
State
Millersville (East), Indiana (PA) (West)
Mesa
Alabama A&M
Western Football League – Cal Poly–SLO and Cal
State Northridge
1991 Pittsburg Ronnie —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – State West, PSU
(WR)
Winston-Salem State
Lone Star Conference – Eastern New Mexico
Butler
Pittsburg State
Northern California Athletic Conference – Sonoma
State
State–Moorhead
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – East
Stroudsburg (East), Indiana (PA) (West)
State
Alabama A&M, Clark Atlanta, Fort Valley State,
Morehouse, and Tuskegee

Hampton
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association –
Pittsburg State
Butler, Ferris State, Grand Valley State, and
Hillsdale
North Central Conference – North Dakota State Ronald
Jacksonville
1992 Northern California Athletic Conference – UC Davis State
Moore, PSU —
Northern Intercollegiate Conference – Northern (RB)
State
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – West
Chester (East), Indiana (PA) (West)
State
South Atlantic Conference – Gardner–Webb
Valley State
1993 North Roger —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Alabama Graham,
UNH (RB)
Hampton
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Bentley
Lone Star Conference – Texas A&M–Kingsville
Missouri Southern State
Ferris State
North Central Conference – Minnesota State–
Mankato and North Dakota
Northern California Athletic Conference – Cal State
Chico
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Winona
State
Millersville (East), Indiana (PA) (West)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Fort Hays
State
Albany State
Western Football Conference –
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference –
Glenville State

Hampton
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Bentley
Pittsburg State
Ferris State
North Central Conference – North Dakota and North
Dakota State
Northern California Athletic Conference – Cal State
Chico and Humboldt State Chris
North
1994 Hatcher, —
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Winona Alabama
VSU (QB)
State
Bloomsburg and West Chester (East), Edinboro and
Indiana (PA) (West)
State
South Atlantic Conference – Carson-Newman and
Lenoir-Rhyne
Albany State
Glenville State and Shepherd
1995 North Ronald —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Alabama McKinnon,
UNA (LB)
Virginia State
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Stonehill
Pittsburg State
Ferris State
Northern California Athletic Conference – Humboldt
State
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference –
Minnesota–Duluth and Minnesota State–Moorhead
Bloomsburg and Millersville (East)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Fort Hays
State and Western State
Albany State
Glenville State and West Virginia Wesleyan

Virginia State
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Salve
Regina
Gulf South Conference – Valdosta State
Northwest Missouri State and Pittsburg State
Ferris State
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha
Northern California Athletic Conference ‡ – Cal Jarrett
Northern Anderson,
1996 State Chico Colorado NEMSU
—
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – (RB)
Minnesota–Duluth
Bloomsburg (East), Clarion (West)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Chadron
State
Catawba
Albany State
Fairmont State and Glenville State
1997 Northern Irvin Sigler, —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Colorado BU (RB)
Livingstone, Virginia State, and Virginia Union
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Albany
Gulf South Conference – Southern Arkansas and
West Georgia
Grand Valley State and Ashland
State
Bloomsburg (East), Slippery Rock (West)
State
Albany State
Glenville State and Shepherd

Livingstone and Winston-Salem State
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – Albany
Gulf South Conference – Delta State and West
Georgia
Lone Star Conference – Central Oklahoma
Grand Valley State
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha and Northwest
Brian Shay,
1998 Northern Colorado Missouri
ESU (RB)
—
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Winona State
State
Millersville (East), Slippery Rock (West)
State and Western State
Tuskegee
Shepherd
1999 Northwest Corte —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Missouri McGuffey,
State UNC (QB)
Winston-Salem State
Columbia Football Association – Western
Washington
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – American
International
Ferris State and Northwood
Gulf South Conference – Arkansas Tech
Lone Star Conference – Central Oklahoma,
Northeastern State, and Southeastern Oklahoma
State
North Central Conference – North Dakota and
Northern Colorado
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Northern
State
Chester (East), Slippery Rock (West)
State and New Mexico Highlands
Valley State and Tuskegee
Shepherd

Winston-Salem State
Columbia Football Association – Central
Washington and Western Washington
Eastern Collegiate Football Conference – American
International
Saginaw Valley State and Northwood
Gulf South Conference – Delta State, Valdosta
State, and West Georgia
Lone Star Conference – Northeastern State
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association – Dusty
2000 Northwest Missouri State Delta State Bonner, —
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha VSU (QB)
State
Bloomsburg (East), Clarion, Indiana (PA), and
Slippery Rock (West)
Mesa
South Atlantic Conference – Catawba
Fairmont State and West Liberty
2001 North Dusty —

Dakota Bonner,
VSU (QB)
Virginia Union
Washington
Grand Valley State
Lone Star Conference – Tarleton State and Texas
A&M–Kingsville
Pittsburg State
Northeast-10 Conference – C.W. Post
State
Bloomsburg (East), Indiana (PA) (West)
State
South Atlantic Conference – Catawba
Valley State, Morehouse and Tuskegee
Glenville State

Fayetteville State
Washington
Grand Valley State
Northeast-10 Conference – C.W. Post Grand Curt Anes,
2002 —
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Valley State GVSU (QB)
Minnesota–Duluth
Bloomsburg and East Stroudsburg (East), Indiana
(PA) (West)
State and Nebraska–Kearney
Tuskegee
West Virginia Wesleyan
2003 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Grand Will Hall, —
Valley State UNA (QB)
Fayetteville State
Washington
Central Missouri State, Emporia State, Missouri
Western State, Northwest Missouri State, and
Pittsburg State
Northeast-10 Conference – Bentley
Concordia–Saint Paul and Winona State
Bloomsburg and East Stroudsburg (East), Edinboro
and Indiana (PA) (West)
Mesa
Catawba, and Tusculum
Albany State
West Virginia Wesleyan
2004 Valdosta Chad —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Shaw State Friehauf,
CM (QB)
Washington
Michigan Tech and Northwood
Pittsburg State
Northeast-10 Conference – Bentley and C.W. Post
State
Chester (East), Edinboro, Indiana (PA), and
Shippensburg (West)
Mines
Albany State
Shepherd
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – North

Carolina Central
Washington
Grand Valley State
Gulf South Conference – Central Arkansas
Lone Star Conference – West Texas A&M
Washburn
North Central Conference – Minnesota–Duluth,
Nebraska–Omaha, North Dakota, and South Dakota Jimmy
Grand
2005 Northeast-10 Conference – C.W. Post Valley State
Terwilliger, —
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – ESU (QB)
Concordia–Saint Paul and Winona State
Bloomsburg (East), California (PA) and Edinboro
(West)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Nebraska–
Kearney
South Atlantic Conference – Presbyterian
Albany State
Shepherd
2006 Grand Danny —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – North Valley State Woodhead,
CSC (RB)
Carolina Central
Great Lakes Football Conference – Saint Joseph's
(IN)
Grand Valley State
North Central Conference – Nebraska–Omaha and
North Dakota
Northeast-10 Conference – Bryant, C.W. Post,
Merrimack, and Southern Connecticut State
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Bemidji
State
Bloomsburg (East), California (PA) and Indiana (PA)
(West)
State
South Atlantic Conference – Newberry
Albany State and Tuskegee
Shepherd
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Shaw

Great Lakes Football Conference – Tiffin
Grand Valley State
Gulf South Conference – Delta State
Northeast-10 Conference – Bryant
Danny
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Winona Valdosta
2007 Woodhead, —
State State
CSC (RB)
Chester (East), California (PA) (West)
State
Catawba
Tuskegee
Shepherd
2008 Minnesota– Bernard —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Shaw Duluth Scott, ACU
(RB)
Great Lakes Football Conference – Missouri S&T
Grand Valley State
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Central
Washington
Lone Star Conference – Abilene Christian
Northeast-10 Conference – American International
Minnesota–Duluth
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – California
(PA)
State
Newberry, and Tusculum
Tuskegee
Glenville State

Fayetteville State
Great Lakes Football Conference –Saint Joseph's
(IN)
Grand Valley State
Washington
Lone Star Conference – Midwestern State, Tarleton
State, and Texas A&M–Kingsville
Northwest Missouri State Northwest
Joique Bell,
2009 Missouri —
Northeast-10 Conference – Bentley, Merrimack, and WSU (RB)
State
Southern Connecticut State
Minnesota–Duluth
Shippensburg
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – Nebraska–
Kearney
Tuskegee
West Liberty
2010 Minnesota– Eric —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Shaw Duluth Czerniewski,
CMU (QB)
Great Lakes Football Conference – Saint Joseph's
(IN), Missouri S&T, and Urbana
Grand Valley State
Washington
Gulf South Conference – Delta State, Henderson
State, and Valdosta State
Lone Star Conference – Abilene Christian
Northeast-10 Conference – American International,
New Haven, and Southern Connecticut State
Minnesota–Duluth
Mercyhurst
Mines and Nebraska–Kearney
South Atlantic Conference – Wingate
Albany State
Shepherd

Winston-Salem State
Great American Conference – Ouachita Baptist
Great Lakes Football Conference – Urbana
Hillsdale
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Humboldt
State
Lone Star Conference – Midwestern State
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association – Jonas
Pittsburg
2011 Pittsburg State State
Randolph, —
Northeast-10 Conference – New Haven MH (RB)
Minnesota–Duluth (North) and Minnesota State–
Mankato (South)
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Kutztown
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – CSU Pueblo
South Atlantic Conference – Lenoir-Rhyne and
Mars Hill
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Miles
Concord (WV)
2012 Valdosta Zach Zulli, —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – State SU (QB)
Winston-Salem State (14–1, 7–0)
Great American Conference – Henderson State
Ashland
Great Lakes Valley Conference – Indianapolis
Washington
Gulf South Conference – West Alabama
Lone Star Conference – Midwestern State and West
Texas A&M
Missouri Western State
Northeast-10 Conference – New Haven
Minnesota–Duluth (North) and Minnesota State–
Mankato (South)
(PA)
South Atlantic Conference – Lenoir-Rhyne
Tuskegee
West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference‡ –
Shepherd

Winston-Salem State (10–2, 7–0)
Great American Conference – Henderson State
(11–1, 10–0)
Ohio Dominican (10–1, 9–0)
Great Lakes Valley Conference – Indianapolis (10–
2, 7–0)
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Azusa
Pacific (10–2, 9–1)
Gulf South Conference – North Alabama (10–3, 5–
1) and West Alabama (8–3, 5–1)
Lone Star Conference – Eastern New Mexico (7–3,
5–1) and Tarleton State (7–3, 5–1) Northwest Franklyn
2013 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association – Missouri Quiteh, BU —
Northwest Missouri State (14–0, 10–0) State (RB)
Mountain East Conference – Shepherd (11–1, 9–0)
Northeast-10 Conference – American International
(9–3, 8–1) and Stonehill (8–3, 8–1)
Minnesota State (11–1, 10–0)
Bloomsburg (10–2, 6–1)
(11–1, 9–0)
South Atlantic Conference – Lenoir-Rhyne (13–1,
7–0)
Albany State Golden Rams (5–4, 4–0)
2014 CSU Pueblo Jason

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Virginia State Vander
(10–3, 7–0) Laan, FSU
Great American Conference – Ouachita Baptist (10–1, 10– (QB)
0)
Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Ferris
State (11–1, 10–0)
Great Lakes Valley Conference – Indianapolis (9–2, 7–1)
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Azusa Pacific (10–
1, 6–0)
Gulf South Conference – Delta State (9–2, 6–1), North
Alabama (9–2, 6–1), West Georgia (12–3, 5–2), and
Valdosta State (10–3, 5–2)
Lone Star Conference – Angelo State (9–3, 5–2)
Northwest Missouri State (10–2, 10–1) and Pittsburg State
(11–2, 10–1)
Mountain East Conference – Concord (13–1, 10–0)
Northeast-10 Conference – LIU Post (8–4, 7–2)
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota State
(14–1, 11–0) and Minnesota–Duluth (13–1, 11–0)
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Slippery Rock
(9–3, 7–2)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – CSU Pueblo (14–1,
8–1) and Colorado Mines (10–2, 8–1)
South Atlantic Conference – Lenoir-Rhyne (11–1, 7–0)
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Tuskegee
(9–3, 7–0)
Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Winston-

Salem State (6–5, 5–2)
Great American Conference – Henderson State (10–1, 10–
1)
Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Ferris
State (11–1, 10–0) and Ashland (10–1, 10–0
Great Lakes Valley Conference – Indianapolis (6–1, 4–0)
Great Northwest Athletic Conference – Humboldt State (6–
1, 4–0)
Gulf South Conference – West Georgia (10–1, 6–1)
Lone Star Conference – Texas A&M-Commerce (8–4, 6–0) Jason
Northwest
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association – Vander
2015 Missouri
Northwest Missouri State (15–0, 11–0) Laan, FSU
State
(QB)
Mountain East Conference – Concord (10–0, 10–0)
Northeast-10 Conference – Assumption (10–1, 9–1)
Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference – Minnesota–
Duluth (10–1, 11–0)
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference – Slippery Rock
(10–1, 6–1)
Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference – CSU Pueblo (8–1,
7–0) and Colorado Mesa (8–1, 7–0)
South Atlantic Conference – Catawba (9–2, 6–1)
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference – Miles (7–4,
5–0)
Northwest
2016 Missouri
State
Texas A&M-
2017
Commerce
Valdosta
2018
State
West
2019
Florida
The season concluded with the end of the regular season, as
2020 the playoffs and championship game were not held due to the
COVID-19 pandemic.
See also
List of NCAA Division I-A/FBS football seasons
List of NCAA Division I-AA/FCS football seasons
List of NCAA Division III football seasons
Harlon Hill Trophy
References
1. "Division II All-Time Championship Results Bracket" (http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_c
hamps_records/2012/d2/2012DIIfbchamp.pdf) (PDF). NCAA. NCAA.org. p. 2. Retrieved
December 20, 2013.
2. "All-Time Conference Champions" (http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/football_records/2013/Conf
erence.pdf) (PDF). NCAA. NCAA.org. pp. 15–28. Retrieved December 20, 2013.
3. "Western Football Conference Champions" (http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/confere
nce_champs/champions.php?conid=204). College Football Warehouse.
cfbdatawarehouse.com. Retrieved January 4, 2014.
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Three Division Alignment (1973–1978)

Four Division Alignment (1978–present)

Association of Mid-Continent Universities – Eastern

Association of Mid-Continent Universities –

1980 Cal Poly– — —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1984 Troy State — —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1987 Troy State Johnny —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1989 Mississippi Johnny —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1991 Pittsburg Ronnie —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1993 North Roger —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1995 North Ronald —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1997 Northern Irvin Sigler, —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

1999 Northwest Corte —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

2001 North Dusty —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

2004 Valdosta Chad —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – North

2006 Grand Danny —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Shaw

2008 Minnesota– Bernard —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

2010 Minnesota– Eric —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

2012 Valdosta Zach Zulli, —

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association –

2014 CSU Pueblo Jason

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association – Winston-

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