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AIAW Champions

The Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women was founded in 1971 to govern collegiate women’s athletics and to administer national championships.

This list is far from complete, any additions and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated. 07:13, 15 Apr 2004 (UTC)

See AIAW

Table of contents

1 Championships 1.1 Badminton 1.2 Basketball 1.2.1 Division I 1.2.2 Division II 1.2.3 Division III 1.2.4 Junior College 1.3 Bowling 1.4 Crew 1.5 Cross Country 1.5.5 Division I 1.5.6 Division II 1.5.7 Division III 1.6 Fencing 1.7 Field Hockey 1.7.8 Division I 1.7.9 Division II 1.7.10 Division III 1.8 Golf 1.8.11 Division I 1.8.12 Division II 1.8.13 Division III 1.9 Gymnastics 1.9.14 Division I 1.9.15 Division II 1.9.16 Division III 1.10 Lacrosse 1.10.17 Division I 1.10.18 Division II 1.10.19 Divsion III 1.11 Skiing 1.12 Soccer 1.13 Fastpitch Softball 1.13.20 Division I 1.13.21 Divison II 1.13.22 Division III 1.13.23 Junior College 1.14 Slowpitch Softball 1.15 Swimming and Diving 1.15.24 Division I 1.15.25 Division II 1.15.26 Division III 1.16 Synchronized Swimming 1.17 Tennis 1.17.27 Division I 1.17.28 Division II 1.17.29 Division III 1.18 Indoor Track and Field 1.19 Outdoor Track and Field 1.20 Division I 1.20.30 Division II 1.20.31 Division III 1.21 Volleyball 1.21.32 Division I 1.21.33 Division II 1.21.34 Division III 2 Sources

Championships

Badminton

• 1970 Cal State-Long Beach**DGWS
• 1971 Arizona State University
  • DGWS
• 1972 Pasadena City College
  • DGWS
• 1973 Pasadena City College
• 1974 Cal State-Long Beach
• 1975 Arizona State University
• 1976 Arizona State University
• 1977 UCLA
• 1978 Arizona State University
• 1979 Arizona State University
• 1980 Arizona State University
• 1981 Northern Illinois

Basketball

Division I

• 1969 West Chester State def. Western Carolina 65-39
  • six player format
  • CIAW
• 1970 Cal State-Fullerton def. West Chester State 50-46
  • six player format
  • CIAW
• 1971 Mississippi College for Women def. West Chester State 57-55
  • CIAW
• 1972 Immaculata def. West Chester 52-48
• 1973 Immaculata def. Queens 59-52
• 1974 Immaculata def. Mississippi College for Women 68-53
• 1975 Delta State def. Immaculata 90-81
• 1976 Delta State def. Immaculata 69-64
• 1977 Delta State def. LSU 68-55
• 1978 UCLA def. Maryland 90-74
• 1979 Old Dominion def. Louisiana Tech 75-65
• 1980 Old Dominion def. Tennessee 68-53
• 1981 Louisiana Tech def. Tennessee 79-59
• 1982 Rutgers def. Texas 83-77

Division II

• 1975 Phillips University
• 1976 Berry College
• 1977 Southeastern Louisiana
• 1978 High Point
• 1979 South Carolina State
• 1980 University of Dayton
• 1981 William Penn College
• 1982 Francis Marion College

Division III

• 1980 Worcester State College
• 1981 University of Wisconsin, Lacrosse
• 1982 Concordia College

Junior College

• 1973 Mississippi Gulf Coast Junior College
• 1974 Anderson College
• 1975 Anderson College
• 1976 Anderson College
• 1977 Anderson College

Bowling

• 1979 Penn State

Crew

• 1974 UCLA

Cross Country

Division I

• 1975 Iowa State
• 1976 Iowa State
• 1977 Iowa State
• 1978 Iowa State
• 1979 North Carolina State
• 1980 North Carolina State
• 1981 Iowa State

Division II

• 1979 Air Force
• 1980 South Dakota State, Brookings
• 1981 University of Utah, Salt Lake City

Division III

• 1979 Cal State-Hayward
• 1980 Cal State-Hayward*1981 College of St. Thomas

Fencing

previously administered by the National Intercollegiate Women's Fencing Association (NIWFA)

• 1980 Penn State
• 1981 Penn State
• 1982 Yale

Field Hockey

Division I

• 1975 West Chester def. Ursinus 2-1
• 1976 West Chester def. Ursinus 2-0
• 1977 West Chester def. Ursinus 1-0
• 1978 West Chester def. University of Delaware 2-1
• 1979 Cal State-Long Beach def. Penn State 2-0
• 1980 Penn State def. Cal-Berkely 2-1
• 1981 Penn State def. Temple 5-1

Division II

• 1979 Southwest Missouri State def. Colgate 2-0
• 1980 LaSalle def. Southwest Missouri State 3-2
• 1981 Lock Haven def. Syracuse 2-0

Division III

• 1979 Shippensburg def. Franklin & Marshall 1-0
• 1980 Gettysburg def. Hartwick 1-0
• 1981 Bloomsburg def. Lynchburg 3-2

Golf

Division I

• 1973 UNC-Greensboro
  • two player teams
• 1974 San Diego State
  • two player teams
• 1974 Rollins College
• 1975 Arizona State University
• 1976 Furman University
• 1977 University of Miami
• 1978 University of Miami
• 1979 Southern Methodist University
• 1980 University of Tulsa
• 1981 Florida State
• 1982 University of Tulsa

Division II

• 1981 William and Mary
• 1982 Weber State

Division III

• 1981 Cal State-Sacramento
• 1982 UNC-Wilmington

Gymnastics

Division I

• 1973 Massachusetts, Amherst
• 1974 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
• 1975 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
• 1976 Clarion
• 1977 Clarion
• 1978 Penn State
• 1979 Utah or Cal State-Fullerton
• 1980 Penn State
• 1981 Utah
• 1982 Florida

Division II

• 1978 Centenary
• 1979 Centenary
• 1980 Centenary
• 1981 Centenary
• 1982 Denver

Division III

• 1980 Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• 1981 California-Davis
• 1982 Gustavus Adolphus College

Lacrosse

Division I

• 1981 Maryland
• 1982 Temple

Division II

• 1981 Delaware
• 1982 Delaware

Divsion III

• 1981 Trenton State
• 1982 Millersville State

Skiing

• 1977 Dartmouth
• 1978 Utah, Salt Lake City
• 1979 Middlebury College
• 1980 Middlebury College
• 1981 Vermont
• 1982 Colorado, Boulder

Soccer

• 1981 UNC Chapel Hill def. Central Florida 1-0

Fastpitch Softball

Division I

• 1977 Northern Iowa
• 1978 UCLA
• 1979 Texas Woman’s University
• 1980 Utah State, Logan
• 1981 Utah State, Logan or Sam Houston State
• 1982 Texas A&M

Divison II

• 1980 Emporia State
• 1981 Cal State-Sacramento
• 1982 Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls

Division III

• 1980 Cal State-Chico
• 1981 Eastern Connecticut State
• 1982 Bloomsburg State College

Junior College

• 1976 Golden West
• 1977 Golden West

Slowpitch Softball

• 1981 Florida State
• 1982 Florida State

Swimming and Diving

Division I

• 1973 Arizona State
• 1974 Arizona State
• 1975 University of Miami
• 1976 University of Miami
• 1977 Arizona State
• 1978 Arizona State
• 1979 Florida
• 1980 Stanford
• 1981 Texas
• 1982 Texas

Division II

• 1977 Clarion
• 1978 Clarion
• 1979 Nevada-Reno
• 1980 Clarion
• 1981 Clarion
• 1982 Clarion

Division III

• 1980 Hamline University
• 1981 Hamline University
• 1982 Hamline University

Synchronized Swimming

• 1979 Ohio State
• 1980 Ohio State
• 1981 Arizona
• 1982 Ohio State

Tennis

Division I

• 1977 USC
• 1978 Stanford
• 1979 USC
• 1980 USC
• 1981 UCLA
• 1982 Rollins College

Division II

• 1977 Tennessee, Chattanooga
• 1978 Tennessee, Chattanooga
• 1979 Tennessee, Chattanooga
• 1980 Cal State Polytech-Pomona
• 1981 Cal State Polytech-Pomona
• 1982 Richmond

Division III

• 1980 California-Davis
• 1981 California-Davis
• 1982 Mary Washington College

Indoor Track and Field

• 1980 UTEP
• 1981 Virginia
• 1982 Nebraska

Outdoor Track and Field

Division I

• 1973 Texas Woman’s University
• 1974 Prairie View A & M
• 1975 UCLA
• 1976 Prairie View A & M
• 1977 UCLA
• 1978 Cal State-Northridge
• 1979 Cal State-Northridge
• 1980 Cal State-Northridge
• 1981 Tennessee
• 1982 Texas

Division II

• 1981 Cal State Polytech-San Luis Obispo
• 1982 South Carolina State

Division III

• 1981 Cal State-Hayward
• 1982 Wisconsin-Lacrosse

Volleyball

Division I

• 1972 Cal State-Long Beach
• 1973 Cal State-Long Beach
• 1974 UCLA def.
• 1975 UCLA def.
• 1976 USC def.
• 1977 USC def. Hawaii 3-1
• 1978 Utah State, Logan
• 1979 Hawaii-Honolulu
• 1980 USC def. Pacific 3-0
• 1981 Texas def.

Division II

• 1975 Texas Lutheran
• 1976 Texas Lutheran
• 1977 California-Riverside
• 1978 Florida Tech, Orlando
• 1979 Hawaii-Hilo
• 1980 Cal State-Northridge
• 1981 Hawaii-Hilo

Division III

• 1979 Azusa Pacific
• 1980 Cal State-Sacramento
• 1981 LaVerne

Sources

• Archives of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, Special Collections, University of Maryland Libraries
• USA Field Hockey
• Women's College Basketball Championship History Page

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