Division II Champions

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In LCAA Division II, how the champion is crowned varies by sport.

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
1895 Windsor (1) N/A Best record at 7-3
1896 Windsor (2) N/A Best record, 8-2
1897 Warren State (1) St. Francis 4-team tournament, Final Score 20-10
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1899 St. Francis/Notre Dame St. Francis/Notre Dame Tied at 3-1
1900 Notre Dame Union (a)
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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.

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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