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| 1943-44 || || Washington College vs. North Michigan State ||  || Washington College vs. Amherst College
 
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| 1944-45 ||  || Coshocton vs. Queensland A & M || || Red Deer vs. Bethany
 
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| 1945-46 || || Red Deer-Braddock vs. Red Deer ||  || Livonia State vs. Lipscomb
 
| 1945-46 || || Red Deer-Braddock vs. Red Deer ||  || Livonia State vs. Lipscomb

Revision as of 00:57, 31 January 2018

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)
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) First ever perfect season (5-0)
1910 Mansfield (1) Perfect season (5-0)
1911 South Potomac (1) North Columbia Tied at 4-1, Final score 23-15
1913 Bayview State (1) Mountain State Tied at 6-2, Final Score 17-15
1914 South Wyoming State (1)
1915 South Wyoming State (2) Ocean State 4-team tournament, Final Score 10-3
1916 Davis & Lewis (1) South Wyoming 16-team tournament, Final Score 21-17
1917 Tidewater A & M (1) Lincoln 8-team tournament, Final Score 28-24
1918 Tidewater (1) Williams 8-team tournament, Final Score 27-24 (OT)
1919 West Kanawha (1)
1922 Bluefield State (1)
1923 South Magootz (1) Queen's 4-team tournament, Final Score 6-5
1924 Mercer (1) Trois-Riviéres 8-team tournament, Final Score 27-20 (2OT)
1925 Northwestern State (1) Dayton 8-team tournament, Final Score 19-16
1926 Northwestern State (2)
1927 South Michigan State (1) Toledo Tied at 3-1, Final Score 35-22
1928 Western Military College (1)
1929 Aberdeen (1)
1930 South Michigan State (2) Lake Superior State Tied at 3-1, Final Score 24-10
1941 Sandusky (1) Saginaw State Tied at 7-3, Final Score 20-9
1942 Red Deer Tech (1) Lake Huron State 7-team tournament, Final Score 18-14
1943 Coshocton State (1) Grand Valley State 4-team tournament, Final Score 8-7
1944 Butler (1) Coshocton State Tied 7-3, Final Score 23-5
1945 Amherst (1) Red Deer-Braddock Tied at 2-1, Final Score 18-9
1946 Radford (1)
1947 Washington State (1)
1948 Radford (2) Evansville (b)
1949 Radford (3) Evansville Tied at 4-1, Final Score 18-13. Only 3-time Champion in Division II history.
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 Washington 36-25, #4 Evansville defeated Princeton 21-10, #2 Radford defeated St. Cloud State 26-14, Evansville upset #1 Washington State 12-3, Radford outlasted Evansville 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.

Year Final Four (Men) Champion Final Four (Women) Champion
1894-95 St. Catherine Windsor vs. Windsor-Madison Adrienne Endicott College vs. Windsor A & M
1895-96 Appleton State-Paramount vs. Windsor-Madison Appleton A & M vs. Norwalk State
1896-97 Yatesboro College vs. City University Porterville State vs. Eastern Ontario
1897-98 William & Mary vs. Diamond State Notre Dame vs. Appleton State
1898-99 East Pocono vs. Appleton State Long Island vs. Queensbury College
1899-1900 Cortland vs. East York Albany vs. North Allegheny
1900-01 Diamond State vs. North Allegheny State Albany vs. St. Francis
1908-09 New Amsterdam South Potomac State vs. North Columbia-Fullerton Lakeview North Columbia vs. South Potomac State
1909-10 North Columbia State vs. South Potomac North Columbia vs. Mansfield
1910-11 North Columbia-Kingsville vs. North Columbia State North Columbia Tech vs. North Columbia-Fullerton
1911-12 South Potomac State vs. Mansfield Mount St. Mary's vs. South Potomac State
1913-14 Georgetown vs. Columbia State South Wyoming State vs. Carthage State
1914-15 Danbury State vs. Columbia Mountain State vs. Carthage State
1915-16 Columbia State vs. Carthage State Atlantic Christian vs. Fairfield College
1916-17 Columbia vs. Lincoln South Wyoming vs. Lincoln
1917-18 Davis & Lewis vs. North Kanawha Lincoln vs. Winchester
1918-19 West Kanawha vs. Cumberland State Huntsville State vs. Davis & Lewis
1919-20 Oxford vs. Davis & Lewis Lincoln vs. Kanawha State
1922-23 Westlake South Cuyahoga State vs. Bluefield State Charlestown South Cuyahoga vs. South Cuyahoga State
1923-24 Morgan State vs. Bryant South Cuyahoga vs. West Liberty State
1924-25 Kanawha vs. Mercer Belmont vs. Morgan State
1925-26 South Cuyahoga State vs. South Magootz State Jasper State vs. South Cuyahoga State
1926-27 North York vs. Queen's Westminster vs. Northeastern
1927-28 Western Algoma vs. Lake Superior State Algoma State vs. South Michigan State
1928-29 Western Algoma vs. Lake Superior State North Ontario vs. South Michigan State
1929-30 Eastern Algoma vs. South Michigan North Ontario vs. South Michigan State
1930-31 Eastern Algoma vs. Algoma Toledo vs. Aberdeen University
1941-42 Massasoit Huron Tech vs. Jacksonville University Georgetown Saginaw State vs. North Michigan
1942-43 Queensland State vs. Livonia State Red Deer-Braddock vs. Saginaw State
1943-44 Washington College vs. North Michigan State Washington College vs. Amherst College
1944-45 Coshocton vs. Queensland A & M Red Deer vs. Bethany
1945-46 Red Deer-Braddock vs. Red Deer Livonia State vs. Lipscomb
1946-47 Princeton vs. Radford Evansville vs. Princeton
1947-48 St. Cloud State vs. Princeton Washington Tech vs. Radford
1948-49 St. Cloud State vs. Princeton Washington State vs. Radford
1949-50 Princeton vs. Washington Washington Tech vs. Washington-Whitewater
1955-56 Boston Boston College vs. Plymouth Tech Fort Wayne Montreal State vs. Plymouth State
1956-57 Providence vs. Montreal State Montreal vs. Montreal State
1957-58 North Royalton State vs. Providence Boston College vs. North Royalton State
1958-59 Boston University vs. North Royalton State Providence State vs. Plymouth State
1985-86 Montreal Easter Island vs. Vinland Easter Island Vinland State vs. Southern Aquidneck
1986-87 Aquidneck vs. Vinland Tech Northern Aquidneck vs. Aquidneck State
1987-88 Aquidneck vs. Northern Aquidneck Acadia vs. Northern Aquidneck
1988-89 Vinland vs. Vinland Tech Vinland Tech vs. Aquidneck State

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.