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History
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The NCC was formed in 1922. Charter members of the NCC were South Dakota State College (now South Dakota State University ), College of St. Thomas (now the University of St. Thomas ), Des Moines University , Creighton University , North Dakota Agricultural College (now North Dakota State University ), the University of North Dakota , Morningside College (now Morningside University ), the University of South Dakota , and Nebraska Wesleyan University .
The University of Northern Iowa was a member of the NCC from 1934 until 1978. UNI currently competes in Division I in the Missouri Valley Conference ; in FCS football , it competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference . In 2002 Morningside College left the NCC to join the NAIA . The University of Northern Colorado left the conference in 2003, followed in 2004 by North Dakota State University and South Dakota State University . These three schools all transitioned their athletics programs from Division II to Division I; they became founding members of the Division I FCS Great West Football Conference , which started play in the fall of 2004. Since that time, Northern Colorado moved on to the Big Sky Conference in all sports in 2006. In the fall of 2006, North Dakota State and South Dakota State were admitted to The Summit League ; they have also moved on to rejoin old conference mate Northern Iowa in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
It was announced on November 29, 2006, that the 2007–08 athletic season would be the final season for the NCC and that the conference would cease operations on July 1, 2008.[1 ]
The University of North Dakota and the University of South Dakota both announced in 2006 that they would reclassify its athletic programs to Division I , and both left the North Central Conference after the 2007–08 academic year.[2 ] Both have since joined North Dakota State, South Dakota State, and Northern Iowa as members of the Missouri Valley Football Conference in football and the Summit League in all other sports.
Augustana College , the University of Minnesota Duluth , Minnesota State University, Mankato and St. Cloud State University were admitted to the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference beginning July 1, 2008.[3 ]
The University of Nebraska at Omaha joined the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association starting July 1, 2008.[4 ] UNO has since moved to Division I and is now in The Summit League with many of its former conference members.
Central Washington University and Western Washington University , both football-only affiliates of the NCC, joined up with football independents Western Oregon , Humboldt State , and Dixie State (now known as Utah Tech ) and restarted football in their full-time home of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference . Central Washington has since moved their program to the Lone Star Conference , while Western Washington ceased sponsoring football after the 2008 season.
Chronological timeline
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In 1922, the North Central Conference (also known as the North Central Intercollegiate Conference) was founded with nine charter members: College of St. Thomas, Creighton University, Des Moines University, Morningside College, Nebraska Wesleyan University, North Dakota Agricultural College, University of North Dakota, South Dakota State College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts, and the University of South Dakota.
In 1926, Des Moines University left the NCC, which the school eventually would later close its doors in 1929. Nebraska Wesleyan also left, joining the Nebraska Conference. The North Central Conference was left with seven members.
In 1928, Creighton University and the College of St. Thomas (now University of St. Thomas) left the NCC. St. Thomas became a full member of the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference while Creighton left to join the Missouri Valley Conference. The NCC was left with five members.
In 1934, Iowa State Teachers College joined the NCC from the Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Also, Omaha University joined the NCC to bring membership back up to seven schools.
In 1942, Augustana College left the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference to join the North Central Conference as its eighth member.
In 1946, Omaha University left the NCC to join the Central Intercollegiate Conference. The NCC is left with seven members.
In 1960, North Dakota Agricultural College was renamed North Dakota State University
In 1961, the Iowa State Teachers College was renamed the State College of Iowa
In 1964, South Dakota State College was renamed South Dakota State University
In 1967, State College of Iowa was renamed to the University of Northern Iowa
In 1968, Mankato State College joins the NCC from the Northern Intercollegiate Conference, bringing league membership up to eight teams.
In 1975, Mankato State College is renamed Mankato State University.
In 1976, the University of Nebraska at Omaha (Omaha University was renamed to UNO in 1968) rejoined the NCC, while Mankato State University leaves the NCC due to not fielding a team in the 1976 season. Membership in the NCC remains at eight schools.
In 1978, the University of Northern Colorado left the Great Plains Athletic Conference and joined the North Central Conference. In the same year, the University of Northern Iowa left the NCC to move to the Association of Mid-Continent Universities. Membership remained at eight schools.
In 1981, Mankato State University and St. Cloud State University joined the North Central Conference from the Northern Intercollegiate Conference, giving the NCC its largest membership total in history at 10 schools and it would remain at this level for the next 21 years. Membership at this time included: Augustana, Mankato State, Morningside, Nebraska-Omaha, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Northern Colorado, South Dakota, South Dakota State, and St. Cloud State.
In 1998, Mankato State University is officially renamed to Minnesota State University, Mankato.
In 2002, Morningside College, one of the North Central Conference's charter members, leaves the league and moves out of NCAA Division II to the NAIA level. The NCC is left with nine members.
In 2003, the University of Northern Colorado announces plans to move up to NCAA Division I and leaves the NCC with eight members.
In 2004, charter members North Dakota State and South Dakota State also announce plans to move to Division I and leave the North Central Conference. SDSU, NDSU and Northern Colorado founded the FCS Great West Football Conference. The University of Minnesota-Duluth left the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference to join the NCC as its seventh member.
In 2006, Central Washington University and Western Washington University of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference joined the North Central Conference as affiliate members in the sport of football only to give the conference nine football schools.
In 2008, the two remaining charter members of the North Central Conference, the University of South Dakota and the University of North Dakota, announce plans to leave the conference and move up to Division I. This move led to the rest of the league members making a move. Central Washington and Western Washington joined up with other schools in the Pacific Northwest to form a football league in the GNAC. Augustana, Minnesota-Duluth, Minnesota State and St. Cloud State remained in NCAA Division II by joining the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Finally Nebraska-Omaha also remained in Division II by joining the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) before moving to Division I a year later. These moves resulted in the dissolution of the North Central Conference after having existed for 86 years.
Member schools
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Final members
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The NCC had seven full members in the conference's final season, one was a private school:
Institution
Location
Founded
Affiliation
Enrollment
Nickname
Joined
Left
Subsequent conference(s )
Current conference
Augustana University [a ]
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
1860
Lutheran ELCA
1,650
Vikings
1941
2008
Northern Sun (NSIC) (2008–present)
University of Minnesota–Duluth
Duluth, Minnesota
1902, 1947
Public[b ]
10,497
Bulldogs
2004
2008
Northern Sun (NSIC) (2008–present)
Minnesota State University–Mankato
Mankato, Minnesota
1868
Public[c ]
15,649
Mavericks
1968, 1981
1976, 2008
Northern Sun (NSIC) (2008–present)
University of Nebraska–Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska
1908
Public[d ]
14,093
Mavericks
1934 1976
1946 2008
Mid-America (MIAA) (2008–11)D-I Independent (2011–12)
Summit [e ] [f ] (2012–present)
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks, North Dakota
1883
Public
13,817
Fighting Sioux [g ]
1922
2008
Great West (GWC) [e ] (2008–12)Big Sky [e ] (2012–18)
Summit [e ] [h ] (2018–present)
St. Cloud State University
St. Cloud, Minnesota
1869
Public[c ]
17,231
Huskies
1981
2008
Northern Sun (NSIC) (2008–present)
University of South Dakota
Vermillion, South Dakota
1862
Public
8,641
Coyotes
1922
2008
Great West (GWC) [e ] (2008–11)
Summit [e ] [h ] (2011–present)
Notes
^ a b Part of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System .
^ Part of the University of Nebraska System .
^ a b c d e f Currently an NCAA Division I athletic conference.
^ Since joining NCAA Division I, Nebraska–Omaha hasn't sponsored football after dropping the sport their reclassifying move from NCAA Division II.
^ North Dakota now competes as the Fighting Hawks since the 2015–16 school year.
^ a b Their football team competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference (MVFC).
Final affiliate members
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The NCC had two affiliate members for football only in the conference's final season, both of which are public schools.
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The NCC had nine other full members during the conference's tenure, two were private schools:
Institution
Location
Founded
Affiliation
Enrollment
Nickname
Joined
Left
Subsequent conference(s )
Current conference
Creighton University
Omaha, Nebraska
1878
Catholic (Jesuit )
6,716
Bluejays
1922
1928
Missouri Valley (MVC) [a ] (1928–48; 1976–2013)
Big East [a ] (2013–present)
Des Moines University
Des Moines, Iowa
1864
Baptist
330[5 ]
Tigers
1922
1926
Independent (1926–29)
Closed in 1929
Morningside University [b ]
Sioux City, Iowa
1894
United Methodist
1,149
Mustangs
1922
2002
NAIA /D-II Independent (2002–03)
Great Plains (GPAC) [c ] (2003–present)
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln, Nebraska
1887
United Methodist
1,601
Prairie Wolves
1922
1926
Great Plains (GPAC) (1969–2016)
American Rivers (ARC) [d ] (2016–present)
North Dakota State University
Fargo, North Dakota
1890
Public
13,229
Bison
1922
2004
D-I Independent (2004–08)
Summit [a ] [e ] (2008–present)
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley, Colorado
1889
Public
12,392
Bears
1978
2003
D-I Independent (2003–06)
Big Sky [a ] (2006–present)
University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls, Iowa
1876
Public
14,070
Panthers
1934
1978
D-I Independent (1978–82)Summit [a ] (1982–91)
Missouri Valley (MVC) [a ] (1991–present)
University of St. Thomas
St. Paul, Minnesota
1885
Catholic(Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis )
10,534
Tommies
1922
1928
Minnesota (MIAC) [d ] (1928–2021)
Summit [a ] [f ] (2021–present)
South Dakota State University
Brookings, South Dakota
1881
Public
12,816
Jackrabbits
1922
2004
D-I Independent (2004–08)
Summit [a ] [e ] (2008–present)
Notes
^ Formerly known as Morningside College until 2021.
^ Currently an NAIA athletic conference.
^ a b Currently an NCAA Division III athletic conference.
^ a b Their football team competes in the Missouri Valley Football Conference (MVFC).
^ Their football team competes in the Pioneer Football League (PFL).
Membership timeline
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Sports
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The NCC sponsored baseball, men's and women's basketball, football, cross-country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field, volleyball, and wrestling.
Six of the seven members of the NCC sponsored Division I ice hockey, and five still do. In men's hockey, after a major conference realignment that took effect in 2013, Minnesota–Duluth, Nebraska–Omaha, North Dakota, and St. Cloud State field teams in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference , while Minnesota State–Mankato is a member of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA). Before the realignment, all of these schools had been members of the WCHA for men's hockey. All of these schools, except for Omaha, have women's teams in the WCHA (Omaha women's hockey is a club sport). The women's side of the WCHA was not affected by this realignment.
Conference championships
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Men's basketball
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Tournament
Titles
Last Title
Titles
Last Title
South Dakota State
20
2002
2
2002
North Dakota
18
1995
3
1994
South Dakota
13
2007
2
2007
North Dakota State
10
1995
0
N/A
Northern Iowa
8
1969
0
N/A
Morningside
5
1983
0
N/A
Creighton
4
1927
0
N/A
St. Cloud State
4
2003
2
2003
Minnesota State
4
2008
1
2006
Nebraska-Omaha
4
2005
2
2008
Augustana
3
1989
0
N/A
Northern Colorado
1
1989
0
N/A
The NCC Tournament was held from 1991–1994, then it was brought back and used from 2001-2008.
NCC Regular Season Champions
Year
School
1922-23
Creighton
1923-24
Creighton
1924-25
Creighton
1925-26
Morningside
1926-27
Creighton
1927-28
North Dakota
1928-29
South Dakota State
1929-30
South Dakota
1930-31
South Dakota
1931-32
North Dakota State
1932-33
North Dakota State
1933-34
North Dakota
1934-35
North Dakota
1935-36
North Dakota
1936-37
North Dakota
1937-38
Morningside
1938-39
South Dakota
1939-40
South Dakota State North Dakota State
1940-41
North Dakota State
1941-42
North Dakota State
1942-43
South Dakota State
1943-44
None-War
1944-45
None-War
1945-46
None-War
Year
School
1946-47
Morningside
1947-48
Northern Iowa
1948-49
Northern Iowa
1949-50
Northern Iowa
1950-51
Northern Iowa Morningside
1951-52
North Dakota State
1952-53
Northern Iowa
1953-54
North Dakota North Dakota State
1954-55
North Dakota
1955-56
South Dakota State
1956-57
South Dakota State South Dakota
1957-58
South Dakota
1958-59
South Dakota State
1959-60
South Dakota State
1960-61
South Dakota State
1961-62
Northern Iowa Augustana
1962-63
South Dakota State
1963-64
Northern Iowa
1964-65
North Dakota
1965-66
North Dakota
1966-67
North Dakota
1967-68
South Dakota State
1968-69
Northern Iowa South Dakota State
1969-70
South Dakota State
Year
School
1970-71
North Dakota State
1971-72
South Dakota
1972-73
South Dakota State
1973-74
North Dakota
1974-75
North Dakota
1975-76
North Dakota Minnesota State
1976-77
North Dakota
1977-78
Augustana
1978-79
Nebraska-Omaha
1979-80
South Dakota State
1980-81
North Dakota State
1981-82
North Dakota
1982-83
Morningside
1983-84
Nebraska-Omaha
1984-85
South Dakota State
1985-86
St. Cloud State
1986-87
St. Cloud State
1987-88
St. Cloud State
1988-89
Northern Colorado Augustana
1989-90
North Dakota
1990-91
North Dakota
1991-92
South Dakota State
1992-93
South Dakota
193-94
South Dakota
Year
School
1994-95
North Dakota North Dakota State
1995-96
South Dakota State
1996-97
South Dakota State
1997-98
South Dakota State
1998-99
South Dakota
1999-2000
South Dakota
2000-01
South Dakota
2001-02
South Dakota State
2002-03
St. Cloud State
2003-04
Nebraska-Omaha
2004-05
Nebraska-Omaha
2005-06
Minnesota State
2006-07
South Dakota Minnesota State
2007-08
Minnesota State
NCC Tournament Champions
Year
School
1991
South Dakota State
1992
North Dakota
1993
North Dakota
1994
North Dakota
Tournament would stop in 1994 and be brought back in 2001
2001
St. Cloud State
2002
South Dakota State
2003
St. Cloud State
2004
Nebraska-Omaha
2005
South Dakota
2006
Minnesota State
2007
South Dakota
2008
Nebraska-Omaha
Women's basketball
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Tournament
Titles
Last Title
Titles
Last Title
North Dakota
11
2007
7
2007
North Dakota State
10
2004
0
N/A
South Dakota
5
2008
1
2008
Nebraska-Omaha
3
1982
0
N/A
South Dakota State
2
2003
0
N/A
St. Cloud State
1
1989
0
N/A
Minnesota State
1
1986
0
N/A
NCC Regular Season Champions
Year
School
1979-80
Nebraska-Omaha
1980-81
Nebraska-Omaha
1981-82
Nebraska-Omaha
1982-83
South Dakota
1983-84
South Dakota
1984-85
South Dakota
1985-86
Minnesota State
1986-87
North Dakota State
1987-88
North Dakota State
1988-89
North Dakota State St. Cloud State
1989-90
North Dakota
1990-91
North Dakota
1991-92
North Dakota State
1992-93
North Dakota State North Dakota
1993-94
North Dakota
1994-95
North Dakota State
1995-96
North Dakota State
1996-97
North Dakota State
1997-98
North Dakota
1998-99
North Dakota
1999-2000
North Dakota State
2000-01
North Dakota
2001-02
North Dakota
2002-03
South Dakota South Dakota State
2003-04
North Dakota State South Dakota State
2004-05
North Dakota
2005-06
North Dakota
2006-07
North Dakota
2007-08
South Dakota
NCC Tournament Champions
Year
School
2001
North Dakota
2002
North Dakota
2003
North Dakota
2004
North Dakota
2005
North Dakota
2006
North Dakota
2007
North Dakota
2008
South Dakota
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Titles
Last Title
North Dakota State
26
1994
North Dakota
24
2006
South Dakota State
14
1963
Northern Iowa
12
1964
South Dakota
10
2005
Nebraska-Omaha
9
2007
Northern Colorado
5
2002
Morningside
3
1956
Creighton
2
1927
Minnesota State
2
1993
Augustana
1
1959
Minnesota-Duluth
1
2005
St. Cloud State
1
1989
NCC Champions By Year
Year
School
1922
South Dakota State
1923
Morningside
1924
South Dakota State
1925
North Dakota State Creighton
1926
South Dakota State
1927
South Dakota Creighton
1928
North Dakota
1929
North Dakota
1930
North Dakota
1931
North Dakota
1932
North Dakota State
1933
South Dakota State
1934
North Dakota
1935
North Dakota State
1936
North Dakota
1937
North Dakota
1938
South Dakota
1939
North Dakota South Dakota State South Dakota
1940
Northern Iowa
1941
Northern Iowa
1942
Northern Iowa Augustana
1943
None-War
1944
None-War
1945
None-War
1946
Northern Iowa
1947
Northern Iowa South Dakota
1948
Northern Iowa
1949
Northern Iowa South Dakota State
1950
South Dakota State
1951
South Dakota
1952
Northern Iowa
1953
South Dakota State
1954
Morningside South Dakota State
1955
South Dakota State
1956
Morningside
1957
South Dakota State
1958
North Dakota
1959
Augustana
1960
Northern Iowa
1961
Northern Iowa South Dakota State
1962
Northern Iowa South Dakota State
1963
South Dakota State
1964
Northern Iowa North Dakota State North Dakota
1965
North Dakota State
1966
North Dakota State North Dakota
1967
North Dakota State
1968
North Dakota State
1969
North Dakota State
1970
North Dakota State
1971
North Dakota
1972
North Dakota State North Dakota South Dakota
1973
North Dakota State South Dakota
1974
North Dakota State North Dakota South Dakota
1975
North Dakota
1976
North Dakota State
1977
North Dakota State
1978
South Dakota
1979
North Dakota
1980
Northern Colorado
1981
North Dakota State
1982
North Dakota State
1983
North Dakota State Nebraska Omaha
1984
North Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha
1985
North Dakota State
1986
North Dakota State
1987
Minnesota State
1988
North Dakota State
1989
St. Cloud State
1990
North Dakota State
1991
North Dakota State
1992
North Dakota State
1993
North Dakota Minnesota State
1994
North Dakota North Dakota State
1995
North Dakota
1996
Nebraska-Omaha
1997
Northern Colorado
1998
Northern Colorado Nebraska-Omaha
1999
Northern Colorado North Dakota
2000
Nebraska-Omaha
2001
North Dakota
2002
Northern Colorado
2003
North Dakota
2004
Nebraska-Omaha
2005
Minnesota-Duluth North Dakota Nebraska-Omaha South Dakota
2006
Nebraska-Omaha North Dakota
2007
Nebraska-Omaha
Volleyball
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Titles
Last Title
North Dakota State
11
2003
Nebraska-Omaha
8
2000
Northern Colorado
5
1995
Augustana
4
2003
Minnesota-Duluth
4
2007
South Dakota State
1
2000
North Dakota
0
N/A
St. Cloud State
0
N/A
Minnesota State
0
N/A
Morningside
0
N/A
South Dakota
0
N/A
NCC Champions By Year
Year
School
1979
Northern Colorado
1980
Northern Colorado
1981
North Dakota State
1982
North Dakota State
1983
Nebraska-Omaha
1984
Nebraska-Omaha
1985
Nebraska-Omaha
1986
Nebraska-Omaha
1987
Nebraska-Omaha
1988
North Dakota State
1989
North Dakota State
1990
North Dakota State
1991
North Dakota State
1992
North Dakota State
1993
Northern Colorado
1994
Northern Colorado
1995
Northern Colorado
1996
Augustana Nebraska-Omaha
1997
Augustana Nebraska-Omaha
1998
North Dakota State
1999
North Dakota State
2000
Augustana Nebraska-Omaha South Dakota State
2001
North Dakota State
2002
North Dakota State
2003
North Dakota State Augustana
2004
Minnesota-Duluth
2005
Minnesota-Duluth
2006
Minnesota-Duluth
2007
Minnesota-Duluth
Softball
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Titles
Last Title
Nebraska-Omaha
10
2008
Augustana
9
2006
Minnesota State
4
2007
St. Cloud State
3
2004
North Dakota State
2
2002
NCC Champions By Year
Year
School
1981
Nebraska-Omaha
1982
Augustana
1983
Augustana
1984
Minnesota State
1985
Nebraska-Omaha
1986
Augustana
1987
Minnesota State
1988
Augustana
1989
Minnesota State
1990
Augustana
1991
Augustana
1992
Augustana
1993
Augustana
1994
Nebraska-Omaha
1995
Nebraska-Omaha
1996
Nebraska-Omaha
1997
Nebraska-Omaha
1998
St. Cloud State
1999
North Dakota State
2000
Nebraska-Omaha
2001
Nebraska-Omaha
2002
North Dakota State
2003
St. Cloud State
2004
St. Cloud State
2005
Nebraska-Omaha
2006
Augustana
2007
Minnesota State
2008
Nebraska-Omaha
Baseball
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Titles
Last Title
Minnesota State
21
2007
South Dakota State
10
1995
Northern Iowa
7
1972
Nebraska-Omaha
4
2008
Morningside
4
1980
North Dakota
2
1967
St. Cloud State
1
1991
Augustana
1
2003
Northern Colorado
1
1998
NCC Champions By Year
Year
School
1958
Northern Iowa
1959
South Dakota State
1960
Morningside
1961
Northern Iowa
1962
Northern Iowa North Dakota
1963
Northern Iowa
1964
Morningside Northern Iowa
1965
South Dakota State
1966
South Dakota State
1967
North Dakota
1968
Northern Iowa
1969
North Dakota State South Dakota State
1970
Minnesota State
1971
Minnesota State
1972
Northern Iowa
1973
South Dakota State North Dakota State
1974
Minnesota State
1975
South Dakota State
1976
Minnesota State
1977
Minnesota State
1978
Morningside
1979
Nebraska-Omaha
1980
Morningside
1981
Nebraska-Omaha
1982
Minnesota State
1983
Minnesota State
1984
South Dakota State
1985
Minnesota State
1986
Minnesota State
1987
Minnesota State
1988
Minnesota State
1989
Minnesota State
1990
Minnesota State
1991
St. Cloud State
1992
South Dakota State
1993
South Dakota State
1994
South Dakota State
1995
South Dakota State
1996
Minnesota State
1997
Minnesota State
1998
Northern Colorado
1999
Minnesota State
2000
Minnesota State
2001
Minnesota State
2002
Minnesota State
2003
Augustana
2004
North Dakota State
2005
Nebraska-Omaha
2006
Minnesota State
2007
Minnesota State
2008
Nebraska-Omaha
Women's soccer
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NCC Championships Per School
School
Conference
Tournament
Titles
Last Title
Titles
Last Title
Minnesota State
5
2007
1
2003
Northern Colorado
4
2001
0
N/A
Nebraska-Omaha
4
2006
4
2004
NCC Regular Season Champions By Year
Year
School
1996
Northern Colorado
1997
Northern Colorado
1998
Minnesota State
1999
Northern Colorado
2000
Minnesota State
2001
Minnesota State Northern Colorado
2002
Nebraska-Omaha
2003
Minnesota State
2004
Nebraska-Omaha
2005
Nebraska-Omaha
2006
Nebraska-Omaha
2007
Minnesota State
NCC Tournament Champions
Year
School
2000
Nebraska-Omaha
2001
Nebraska-Omaha
2002
Nebraska-Omaha
2003
Minnesota State
2004
Nebraska-Omaha
Associate members
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School
Football Stadium
Stadium capacity
Augustana
Howard Wood Field
10,000
Central Washington
Tomlinson Stadium
4,000
Minnesota Duluth
Griggs Field at James S. Malosky Stadium
4,000
Minnesota State
Blakeslee Stadium
7,500
Nebraska-Omaha
Al F. Caniglia Field
9,500
North Dakota
Alerus Center
13,500
North Dakota State
Fargodome
19,000
St. Cloud State
Husky Stadium
4,198
South Dakota
DakotaDome
10,000
South Dakota State
Coughlin-Alumni Stadium
16,000
Western Washington
Civic Stadium
5,000
References
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External links
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T h i s p a g e i s n o t a v a i l a b l e i n o t h e r l a n g u a g e s .
● T h i s p a g e w a s l a s t e d i t e d o n 1 6 J u n e 2 0 2 4 , a t 1 0 : 2 1 ( U T C ) .
● C o n t e n t i s a v a i l a b l e u n d e r C C B Y - S A 4 . 0 u n l e s s o t h e r w i s e n o t e d .
● P r i v a c y p o l i c y
● A b o u t W i k i p e d i a
● D i s c l a i m e r s
● C o n t a c t W i k i p e d i a
● C o d e o f C o n d u c t
● D e v e l o p e r s
● S t a t i s t i c s
● C o o k i e s t a t e m e n t
● T e r m s o f U s e
● D e s k t o p