Ncaa Championships By Conference / School

[MeanGreen61]

Off the WAC board.

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Through December, 2007

Source- www.ncaa.org/champadmin/champs_listing1.html

WAC (Total-20)

BOISE STATE – 1 (1-AA Football-1)

FRESNO STATE – 1 (Softball-1)

HAWAII – 3 (Women’s Volleyball-3)

IDAHO – 3 (Boxing-3)

LA TECH – 2 (Women’s Basketball-2)

SAN JOSE STATE – 10 (men's boxing-3; men's cross country-2; men's golf-1; women's golf-3; men's outdoor track & field-1)

None listed for Nevada, New Mexico State, and Utah State.

PAC-10 (Total-367)

ARIZONA – 17 (men's baseball-3, men's basketball-1, men's golf-1, women's golf-3, women's softball-8, women's indoor track & field-1)

ARIZONA ST. – 17 (men's baseball-5, men's golf-2, women's golf-6, men's gymnastics-1, men's outdoor track & field-1, women's outdoor track & field-1, men's wrestling-1)

CAL – 23 (men's baseball-2, men's basketball-1, men's golf-1, men's gymnastics-4, women's rowing-2, women's softball-1, men's swimming/diving-2, men's outdoor track & field-1, men's water polo-12)

STANFORD – 94 (men's baseball-2, men's basketball-1, women's basketball-2, men's cross country-4, women's cross country-4, men's golf-8, men's gymnastics-3, men's swimming & diving-8, women's swimming & diving-8, men's tennis-17, women's tennis-15, men's outdoor track & field-4, men's volleyball-1, women's volleyball-6, men's water polo-10, women's water polo-1)

OREGON – 13 (men's basketball-1, men's cross country-4, women's cross country-2, men's outdoor track & field-5, women's outdoor track & field-1)

OREGON STATE – 3 (men's baseball-2, men's cross country-1)

USC – 84 (men's baseball-12, women's basketball-2, women's golf-1, men's gymnastics-1, men's swimming & diving-9, women's swimming & diving-1, men's tennis-16, women's tennis-2, men's indoor track & field-2, men's outdoor track & field-26, women's outdoor track & field-1, men's volleyball-4, women's volleyball-3, men's water polo-3, women's water polo-1)

UCLA – 100 (men's basketball-11, men's golf-1, women's golf-2, men's gymnastics-2, women's gymnastics-5, men's soccer-4, women's softball-10, men's swimming & diving-1, men's tennis-16, women's indoor track & field-2, men's outdoor track & field-8, women's outdoor track & field-3, men's volleyball-19, women's volleyball-3, men's water polo-8, women's water polo-5)

WASHINGTON – 4 (women's rowing-3, women's volleyball-1)

WASHINGTON STATE – 2 (men's boxing-1, men's indoor track & field-1)

MWC (Total-36)

BYU – 9 (women's cross country-4, men's golf-1, men's outdoor track & field-1, men's volleyball-3)

NM – 1 (coed skiing-1)

SDSU – 1 (men's volleyball-1)

TCU – 1 (women's golf-1)

UNLV – 2 (men's basketball-1, men's golf-1)

UTAH – 20 (men's basketball-1, women's gymnastics-9, coed skiing-10)

WYO – 2 (men's basketball-1, coed skiing-2)

None listed for Air Force and Colorado State.

BIG-12 (Total-178)

BAY – 2 (women's basketball-1, men's tennis-1)

CU – 21 (men's cross country-3, women's cross country-2, coed skiing-16)

ISU – 14 (men's cross country-2, men's gymnastics-3, men's wrestling-9)

KAN – 9 (men's basketball-2, men's cross country-1, men's indoor track & field-3, men's outdoor track & field-3)

MISS – 2 (men's baseball-1, men's indoor track & field-1)

NEB – 15 (men's gymnastics-8, women's indoor track & field-2, women's volleyball-3, women's bowling-2)

OU – 18 (men's baseball-2, men's golf-1, men's gymnastics-7, women's softball-1, men's wrestling-7)

OSU – 48 (men's baseball-1, men's basketball-2, men's cross country-1, men's golf-10, men's wrestling-34

TEX – 39 (men's baseball-6, women's basketball-1, women's cross country-1, men's golf-2, men's swimming & diving-9, women's swimming & diving-7, women's tennis-2, women's indoor track & field-6, women's outdoor track & field-4, women's volleyball-1)

TEX A&M – 2 (women's softball-2)

TECH – 1 (women's basketball-1)

None listed for Kansas State.

ACC (Total-75)

BC – 2 (men's ice hockey-2)

CLEM – 3 (men's golf-1, men's soccer-2)

DUKE – 9 (men's basketball-3, women's golf-5, men's soccer-1)

FSU – 6 (men's gymnastics-2, women's indoor track & field-1, men's outdoor track & field-2, women's outdoor track & field-1)

GT – 1 (women's tennis-1)

MIAMI – 5 (men's baseball-4, women's golf-1)

UNC – 32 (men's basketball-4, women's basketball-1, women's field hockey-4, men's lacrosse-4, men's soccer-1, women's soccer-18)

NCSU – 2 (men's basketball-2)

VIRG – 15 (men's boxing-1, women's cross country-2, men's lacrosse-4, women's lacrosse-3, men's soccer-5)

None listed for Virginia Tech

INDEPENDENTS (ND – See Big East)

ARMY – 2 (men's fencing-1, coed rifle-1)

NAVY – 5 (men's fencing-3, men's soccer-1, men's outdoor track & field-1)

BIG-10 (Total-212)

ILL – 17 (men's fencing-2, men's gymnastics-9, men's tennis-1, men's outdoor track & field-5)

IND – 23 (men's basketball-5, men's cross country-3, men's soccer-7, men's swimming & diving-6, men's outdoor track & field-1, men's wrestling-1)

IOWA – 22 (women's field hockey-1, men's gymnastics-1, men's wrestling-20)

MINN – 15 (men's baseball-3, men's golf-1, men's ice hockey-5, women's ice hockey-2, men's outdoor track & field-1, men's wrestling-3)

MICH – 32 (men's baseball-2, men's basketball-1, women's field hockey-1, men's golf-2, men's gymnastics-3, men's ice hockey-9, women's softball-1, men's swimming & diving-11, men's tennis-1, men's outdoor track & field-1)

MSU – 19 (men's basketball-2, men's boxing-2, men's cross country-8, men's gymnastics-1, men's ice hockey-3, men's soccer-2, men's wrestling-1)

NW – 4 (men's fencing-1, women's lacrosse-3)

OSU–21 (men's baseball-1, men's basketball-1, men's fencing-1, coed fencing-1, men's golf-2, men's gymnastics-3, men's swimming & diving-11, men's outdoor track & field-1)

PSU – 32 (men's boxing-1, men's cross country-3, womens fencing-1, coed fencing-10, men's gymnastics-12, women's lacrosse-2, men's volleyball-1, women's volleyball-1, men's wrestling-1)

PUR – 2 (women's basketball-1, men's golf-1)

WISC – 25 (men's basketball-1, men's boxing-8, men's cross country-4, women's cross country-2, men's ice hockey-6, women's ice hockey-2, men's soccer-1, men's indoor track & field-1)

SEC (Total-163)

ALA – 4 (women's gymnastics-4)

ARK – 41 (men's basketball-1, men's cross country-11, men's indoor track & field-19, men's outdoor track & field-10)

AUB – 13 (men's swimming & diving-7, women's swimming & diving-5, women's outdoor track & field-1)

UF – 17 (men's basketball-2, men's golf-4, women's golf-2, women's soccer-1, men's swimming & diving-2, women's swimming & diving-1, women's tennis-4, women's indoor track & field-1)

UG – 24 (men's baseball-1, men's golf-2, women's golf-2, women's gymnastics-8, women's swimming & diving-4, men's tennis-5, women's tennis-2)

UK – 8 (men's basketball-7, women's cross country-1)

LSU – 40 (men's baseball-5, men's boxing-1, men's golf-4, men's indoor track & field-2, women's indoor track & field-11, men's outdoor track & field-4, women's outdoor track & field-13)

USC – 1 (women's outdoor track & field-1)

TENN–14 (women's basketball-7, men's cross country-1, men's swimming & diving-1, men's indoor track & field-1, women's indoor track & field-1, men's outdoor track & field-3)

VAN – 1 (women's bowling-1)

None listed for Mississippi and Mississippi State

BIG EAST (Total-75)

CINN – 2 (men's basketball-2)

UCONN – 11 (men's basketball-2, women's basketball-5, women's field hockey-2, men's soccer-2)

GU - 1 (men's basketball-1)

UL – 2 (men's basketball-2)

MARQ – 1 (men's basketball-1)

ND – 13 (women's basketball-1, men's cross country-1, men's fencing-3, womens fencing-1, coed fencing-3, men's golf-1, women's soccer-2, men's tennis-1)

PROV – 1 (women's cross country-1)

RUT – 1 (men's fencing-1)

SJU – 2 (coed fencing-1, men's soccer-1)

SYRA – 11 (men's basketball-1, men's boxing-1, men's cross country-1, men's lacrosse-8)

NOVA – 16 (men's basketball-1, men's cross country-4, women's cross country-7, men's indoor track & field-3, men's outdoor track & field-1)

WVU – 14 (men's boxing-1, coed rifle-13)

None listed for Pitt, Seaton Hall, and South Florida

CUSA (Total-47)

UTEP – 21 (men's basketball-1, men's cross country-7, men's indoor track & field-7, men's outdoor track & field-6)

TULSA – 2 (women's golf-2)

SMU – 4 (men's golf-1, men's indoor track & field-1, men's outdoor track & field-2)

UH – 17 (men's cross country-1, men's golf-16)

RICE – 1 (men's baseball-1)

TUL – 1 (men's tennis-1)

MAR – 1 (men's basketball-1)

None listed for Memphis, Southern Mississippi, Alabama-Birmingham, East Carolina, and Central Florida.

SUNBELT (Total-30)

WKEN – 1 (men's I-AA football-1)

NTEX – 4 (men's golf-4)

DEN – 25 (men's ice hockey-7, coed skiing-18)

None listed for Arkansas State, South Alabama, Troy, Middle Tennessee, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, New Orleans, Arkansas-Little Rock, Louisiana-Lafeyette, and Louisana-Monroe.

MAC (Total-3)

BGSU – 1 (men's ice hockey-1)

WMICH – 2 (men's cross country-2)

None listed for Akron, Ball State, Buffalo, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Kent State, Miami-Ohio, Northern Illinois, Ohio, and Toledo.

Edited December 31, 2007 by MeanGreen61

[RETSO]

What about football???? none listed.

[CMJ]

What about football???? none listed.

Because the NCAA doesn't recognize any football champion.

[Guest GrayEagleOne]

Because the NCAA doesn't recognize a (1-A/FBS) football champion.

They do recognize the 1-AA/FCS champion. Note WKU and Boise State.

[JesseMartin]

I'm surprised to see that Oklahoma State has more wrestling championships than Iowa. Michigan and Penn State are really good wrestling schools, and they're so dismal when compared to OU, OSU, and Iowa! Of course, most of Iowa's came during the Dan....crap, what was his last name...period, the dude that only lost 1 match in his entire life. He was like a god to us as kids.

[CMJ]

They do recognize the 1-AA/FCS champion. Note WKU and Boise State.

Obviously I meant for the FBS or D1A.

[RETSO]

I see said the blind man.

[Texas Stranger]

The most impressive to me is Arkansas' and LSU's dominance in men's and women's Track & Field, respectively.

[Guest GrayEagleOne]

The most impressive to me is Arkansas' and LSU's dominance in men's and women's Track & Field, respectively.

UTEP used to be quite a men's track power, too. I especially remember world record holder Ralph Boston.

[oldschoollefty]

I'm surprised to see that Oklahoma State has more wrestling championships than Iowa. Michigan and Penn State are really good wrestling schools, and they're so dismal when compared to OU, OSU, and Iowa! Of course, most of Iowa's came during the Dan....crap, what was his last name...period, the dude that only lost 1 match in his entire life. He was like a god to us as kids.

That would be Dan Gable. His stellar wrestling career actually took place at Iowa State. Iowa was where he coached.

[LoveMG]

didn't ulm win 1-aa championship as nlu.

[eulesseagle]

ntsu won the ncaa debate championship about 1964

LaLa has won the ncaa national title in waterskiing about 3 or 4 years ago.

[JesseMartin]

Gable, that's right.

Yeah, he coached at Iowa for freaking FOREVER.

Didn't we win debate nationals recently too?

Plus, what, 3 cheerleading championships and...I remember they were close...did Rugby or Hockey ever win nationals? I know it's not NCAA but still impressive. Didn't our Intramurals basketball team win too, in the last couple of years or so?

I wonder if there's a "definitive collection" of all "#1 in the country" titles we've won, in Athletics, Club Sports, Intramurals, and academic stuff.

If not...I know somebody who might help us research if everybody is interested in helping to throw in any tidbits you know.

[greenminer]

Coed skiing!

[FirefightnRick]

Interesting.

Rick