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)
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 (1) Adrienne Endicott College (1)
1895-96 Windsor-Madison (1) Norwalk State (1)
1896-97 Yatesboro College (1) Eastern Ontario (1)
1897-98 William & Mary (1) Appleton State (1)
1898-99 East Pocono (1) Queensbury College (1)
1899-1900 East York (1) North Allegheny (1)
1900-01 Diamond State (1) St. Francis (1)
1908-09 New Amsterdam North Columbia-Fullerton (1) Lakeview South Potomac State (1, first-ever 2OT game)
1909-10 South Potomac (1) Mansfield (1)
1910-11 North Columbia State (1) North Columbia Tech (1)
1911-12 South Potomac State (1) Mount St. Mary's (1)
1913-14 Georgetown (1) Carthage State (1)
1914-15 Danbury State (1) Mountain State (1)
1915-16 Carthage State (1) Atlantic Christian (1)
1916-17 Lincoln (1) South Wyoming (1)
1917-18 Davis & Lewis (1) Lincoln (1)
1918-19 West Kanawha (1) Huntsville State (1)
1919-20 Oxford (1) Lincoln (2)
1922-23 Westlake Bluefield State (1) Charlestown South Cuyahoga (1)
1923-24 Bryant (1) South Cuyahoga (2, first-ever repeat)
1924-25 Mercer (1) Belmont vs. Morgan State
1925-26 South Cuyahoga State (1) South Cuyahoga State (1)
1926-27 Queen's (1) Westminster (1)
1927-28 Lake Superior State (1) South Michigan State (1)
1928-29 Lake Superior State (2, first men's repeat) South Michigan State (2)
1929-30 South Michigan (1) North Ontario (1)
1930-31 Eastern Algoma (1) Aberdeen University (1)
1941-42 Massasoit Jacksonville University (1) Georgetown Saginaw State (1)
1942-43 Livonia State (1) Saginaw State (2)
1943-44 Washington College (1) Amherst College (1)
1944-45 Coshocton (1) Red Deer (1)
1945-46 Red Deer (1) Lipscomb (1)
1946-47 Princeton (1) Princeton (1)
1947-48 St. Cloud State (1) Radford (1)
1948-49 St. Cloud State (2) Washington State (1)
1949-50 Washington (1) Washington Tech (1)
1955-56 Boston Plymouth Tech (1) Fort Wayne Plymouth State (1)
1956-57 Montreal State (1) Montreal (1)
1957-58 Providence (1) Boston College (1)
1958-59 Boston University (1) Plymouth State (2)
1985-86 Montreal Vinland (1) Easter Island Southern Aquidneck (1)
1986-87 Aquidneck (1) Northern Aquidneck (1)
1987-88 Northern Aquidneck (1) Acadia (1)
1988-89 Vinland (2) Vinland Tech (1)

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

The Division II Championships bounced around different locations, mostly depending on where the teams eligible were located.

Men's CWS Location Champions Notes Season Women's CWS Location Champions Notes
Atlantic City Lafayette vs. Porterville State 1-game playoff 1895 Adrienne Endicott College vs. Eastern Ontario EOU must win twice
Fort Thomas State vs. Lafayette UL must win twice 1896 Yatesboro College vs. East Pocono EPU must win twice
Eastern Ontario vs. Long Island LIU must win twice 1897 Appleton State-Paramount vs. Endicott College 1-game playoff
Eastern Ontario vs. Patterson State PSU must win twice 1898 Fort Thomas State vs. Yatesboro College 1-game playoff
Appleton State vs. East Pocono EPU must win twice 1899 Patterson State vs. Diamond State 1-game playoff
North Allegheny State vs. Notre Dame ND must win twice 1900 East York vs. St. Francis 1-game playoff
Notre Dame vs. East York EY must win twice 1901 North Allegheny vs. Diamond State DSU must win twice
Bayview South Potomac State vs. Mount St. Mary's MSM must win twice 1909 Fair Haven Mt. St. Mary's vs. North Columbia Tech MSM must win twice
South Potomac State vs. North Columbia State 1-game playoff 1910 Mt. St. Mary's vs. Mansfield MSM must win twice
North Columbia Tech vs. South Potomac 1-game playoff 1911 North Columbia Tech vs. South Potomac NCT must win twice
Mansfield vs. North Columbia-Kingsville UNCK must win twice 1912 North Columbia Tech vs. Mt. St. Mary's MSM must win twice
John Carroll vs. Bayview State BSU must win twice 1914 Georgetown vs. Bayview State BSU must win twice
Columbia vs. Mountain State 1-game playoff 1915 Crescent Valley College vs. Columbia State CSU must win twice
Mountain State vs. Crescent Valley College 1-game playoff 1916 Camden State vs. Georgetown GU must win twice
Kanawha A & M vs. South Wyoming State 1-game playoff 1917 Danbury State vs. Tidewater UT must win twice
Camden State vs. Huntsville State 1-game playoff 1918 Tidewater State vs. Ocean State 1-game playoff
Tidewater vs. Kanawha A & M KAMU must win twice 1919 Ocean State vs. Williams 1-game playoff
Kanawha A & M vs. Davis & Lewis 1-game playoff 1920 North Kanawha vs. East Kanawha 1-game playoff
South Cuyahoga vs. Dayton 1-game playoff 1923 Jasper State vs. Bryant 1-game playoff
North York vs. Trois-Rivieres TR must win twice 1924 Bluefield State vs. West Liberty State 1-game playoff
Northwestern State vs. North York UNY must win twice 1925 Jasper State vs. Dayton 1-game playoff
Northeastern vs. Northwestern State 1-game playoff 1926 Mercer vs. South Cuyahoga State 1-game playoff
High Point vs. North York UNY must win twice 1927 Westminster vs. Queen's QU must win twice
Eastern Algoma vs. Aberdeen University 1-game playoff 1928 Lake Superior State vs. Eastern Algoma EAU must win twice
Aberdeen University vs. Algoma Tech UAT must win twice 1929 South Michigan State vs. Western Military College WMC must win twice
Western Algoma vs. Algoma 1-game playoff 1930 Western Military College vs. Western Algoma WAU must win twice
Algoma vs. Aberdeen University Aberdeen must win twice 1931 Aberdeen College vs. Aberdeen University AU must win twice
Charlestown Western Coshocton vs. Butler WCU must win twice 1942 Massasoit Example Example
Huron vs. Western Coshocton 1-gane playoff 1943 Coshocton vs. Jacksonville JU must win twice
Bethany vs. Coshocton UC must win twice 1944 Example Example
Red Deer Tech vs. Queensland A & M 1-game playoff 1945 Queensland vs. Saginaw State Saginaw must win twice
Amherst College vs. Red Deer Tech AC must win twice 1946 Lipscomb vs. Red Deer URD must win twice
Washington vs. Washington Tech WT must win twice 1947 Evansville vs. Washington State WSU must win twice
Radford vs. Princeton PU must win twice 1948 Washington Tech vs. Washington UW must win twice
Radford vs. Washington-Whitewater RU must win twice 1949 Example Example
St. Cloud State vs. Washington Tech SCSU must win twice 1950 Example Example
Youngstown Plymouth Tech vs. Nantucket State NSU must win twice 1956 Westernport New Haven vs. Plymouth PU must win twice
Montreal vs. Providence State PSU must win twice 1957 Example Example
Providence State vs. North Royalton 1-game playoff 1958 Example Example
North Royalton State vs. Providence State NRSU must win twice 1959 Example Example
New Haven Acadia vs. Northern Aquidneck AU must win twice 1986 Trois-Rivieres Example Example
Aquidneck vs. Southern Aquidneck UA must win twice 1987 Example Example
Acadia vs. Southern Aquidneck SAU must win twice 1988 Example Example
Aquidneck State vs. Easter Island EIU must win twice 1989 Example Example