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| 1923 || South Magootz || Queen's || 4-team tournament, Final Score 6-5 | | 1923 || South Magootz || Queen's || 4-team tournament, Final Score 6-5 | ||
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| − | | 1924 || Mercer || Trois-Riviéres || 8-team tournament, Final Score 27-20 ( | + | | 1924 || Mercer || Trois-Riviéres || 8-team tournament, Final Score 27-20 (2OT) |
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| 1925 || Northwestern State || Dayton || 8-team tournament, Final Score 19-16 | | 1925 || Northwestern State || Dayton || 8-team tournament, Final Score 19-16 | ||
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| 1926 || Northwestern State || || | | 1926 || Northwestern State || || | ||
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| − | | 1927 || | + | | 1927 || South Michigan State || Toledo || Tied at 3-1, Final Score 35-22 |
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| 1928 || Western Military College || || | | 1928 || Western Military College || || | ||
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| 1929 || Aberdeen || || | | 1929 || Aberdeen || || | ||
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| − | | 1930 || South Michigan State | + | | 1930 || South Michigan State || Lake Superior State || Tied at 3-1, Final Score 24-10 |
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| 1941 || Sandusky || Saginaw State || Tied at 7-3, Final Score 20-9 | | 1941 || Sandusky || Saginaw State || Tied at 7-3, Final Score 20-9 | ||
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| 1943 || Coshocton State || Grand Valley State || 4-team tournament, Final Score 8-7 | | 1943 || Coshocton State || Grand Valley State || 4-team tournament, Final Score 8-7 | ||
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| − | | 1944 || Butler | + | | 1944 || Butler || Coshocton State || Tied 7-3, Final Score 23-5 |
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| − | | 1945 || Red Deer-Braddock | + | | 1945 || Amherst || Red Deer-Braddock || Tied at 2-1, Final Score 18-9 |
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| 1946 || RU || || | | 1946 || RU || || | ||
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| 1947 || Washington State || || | | 1947 || Washington State || || | ||
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| − | | 1948 || | + | | 1948 || RU || EU || (b) |
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| − | | 1949 || RU | + | | 1949 || RU || EU || Tied at 4-1, Final Score 18-13 |
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| 1955 || Boston College (1) || || Perfect season (4-0) | | 1955 || Boston College (1) || || Perfect season (4-0) | ||
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(A) All five schools tied at 2-2, so a tournament was conducted to determine the champion. #5 Union defeated #4 St. Francis 25-7; Union defeated #1 Cortland 18-12; #3 Notre Dame defeated #2 Albany 26-20; Notre Dame defeated Union 25-9. | (A) All five schools tied at 2-2, so a tournament was conducted to determine the champion. #5 Union defeated #4 St. Francis 25-7; Union defeated #1 Cortland 18-12; #3 Notre Dame defeated #2 Albany 26-20; Notre Dame defeated Union 25-9. | ||
| − | (B) All six schools finished at either 3-2 or 2-3. A tournament was conducted to determine the champion. | + | (B) All six schools finished at either 3-2 or 2-3. A tournament was conducted to determine the champion. #3 St. Cloud State defeated UW 36-25, #4 EU defeated PU 21-10, #2 RU defeated St. Cloud State 26-14, EU upset #1 Washington State 12-3, RU outlasted EU 14-13. |
===WINTER SPORTS=== | ===WINTER SPORTS=== | ||
Revision as of 02:34, 7 December 2017
In LCAA Division II, how the champion is crowned varies by sport.
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FOOTBALL
In football, the best record automatically wins the championship unless: (a) there is a tie, or (b) there are multiple conferences.
| Year | Champion | Runner up (if applicable) | Notes |
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| 1895 | Windsor (1) | ||
| 1896 | Windsor (2) | ||
| 1897 | Warren State (1) | St. Francis | 4-team tournament, Final Score 20-10 |
| 1898 | Queensbury College (1) | Albany | Tied at 7-3, Final score 18-12 |
| 1899 | Notre Dame (1) | St. Francis | Tied at 3-1, Final score 18-16 |
| 1900 | Notre Dame (2) | Union | (a) |
| 1908 | North Columbia-Kingsville (1) | ||
| 1909 | North Columbia State (1) | N/A | First ever perfect season (5-0) |
| 1910 | Mansfield (1) | N/A | Perfect season (5-0) |
| 1911 | South Potomac (1) | North Columbia | Tied at 4-1, Final score 23-15 |
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| 1915 | Example | Example | tournament |
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| 1922 | Bluefield State | N/A | |
| 1923 | South Magootz | Queen's | 4-team tournament, Final Score 6-5 |
| 1924 | Mercer | Trois-Riviéres | 8-team tournament, Final Score 27-20 (2OT) |
| 1925 | Northwestern State | Dayton | 8-team tournament, Final Score 19-16 |
| 1926 | Northwestern State | ||
| 1927 | South Michigan State | Toledo | Tied at 3-1, Final Score 35-22 |
| 1928 | Western Military College | ||
| 1929 | Aberdeen | ||
| 1930 | South Michigan State | Lake Superior State | Tied at 3-1, Final Score 24-10 |
| 1941 | Sandusky | Saginaw State | Tied at 7-3, Final Score 20-9 |
| 1942 | Red Deer Tech | Lake Huron State | 7-team tournament, Final Score 18-14 |
| 1943 | Coshocton State | Grand Valley State | 4-team tournament, Final Score 8-7 |
| 1944 | Butler | Coshocton State | Tied 7-3, Final Score 23-5 |
| 1945 | Amherst | Red Deer-Braddock | Tied at 2-1, Final Score 18-9 |
| 1946 | RU | ||
| 1947 | Washington State | ||
| 1948 | RU | EU | (b) |
| 1949 | RU | EU | Tied at 4-1, Final Score 18-13 |
| 1955 | Boston College (1) | Perfect season (4-0) | |
| 1956 | Boston University (1) | Perfect season (4-0) | |
| 1957 | Boston University (2) | Boston College | Tied at 3-1, Final score 16-12 |
| 1958 | New Haven (1) | North Royalton | 4-team tournament, Final score 23-20 |
(A) All five schools tied at 2-2, so a tournament was conducted to determine the champion. #5 Union defeated #4 St. Francis 25-7; Union defeated #1 Cortland 18-12; #3 Notre Dame defeated #2 Albany 26-20; Notre Dame defeated Union 25-9.
(B) All six schools finished at either 3-2 or 2-3. A tournament was conducted to determine the champion. #3 St. Cloud State defeated UW 36-25, #4 EU defeated PU 21-10, #2 RU defeated St. Cloud State 26-14, EU upset #1 Washington State 12-3, RU outlasted EU 14-13.
WINTER SPORTS
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
In basketball, all schools participate in conference tournaments, and - depending on total schools- some are invited to the championship tournament.
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MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HOCKEY
LCAA Hockey is the only sport in which there is no Division II. All schools that play hockey immediately start in Division I.
SPRING SPORTS
BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL
Baseball's College Championship bounced around different locations until finally settling on Sims Stadium in Adrienne, and has been there since 1920. The College Softball Championship is rotated on a 5-year contract, the next renewal being in 2020.
