List of Summit League champions

Summit League
Titles of current member universities
Denver	69
North Dakota	0
North Dakota State	87
Omaha	7
Oral Roberts	149
Purdue Fort Wayne	15
South Dakota	19
South Dakota State	51
Western Illinois	63
Drake (associate member)	3
Valparaiso (associate member)	1
Locations

This article is a list of Summit League conference champions. The Summit League sponsors 19 sports, nine men's and 10 women's and no longer sponsors football. This article is updated through November 24, 2019.

Sports sponsored[]

Returning member Kansas City is indicated with a gray background. Departing member Purdue Fort Wayne is indicated with a red background.

Men's[]

School	Baseball	Basketball	Cross Country	Golf	Soccer	Swimming & Diving	Tennis	Track & Field (Indoor)	Track & Field (Outdoor)	Total
Denver	N	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	5
Kansas City	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	7
North Dakota	N	Y	Y	Y	N	N	Y	Y	Y	6
North Dakota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	N	Y	Y	6
Omaha	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	N	Y	N	N	5
Oral Roberts	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	8
Purdue Fort Wayne	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	Y	Y	7
South Dakota	N	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	N	Y	Y	6
South Dakota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	8
Western Illinois	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	9
Total	6	9	7	9	5+1^[a]	4+2^[b]	5+3^[c]	7	7	59+6

^ Eastern Illinois is an associate member in soccer.
^ Eastern Illinois is an associate member in swimming & diving; Valparaiso is an associate member in swimming only.
^ Drake, Illinois State, and Valparaiso are associate members in tennis.

Women's[]

School	Basketball	Cross Country	Golf	Soccer	Softball	Swimming & Diving	Tennis	Track & Field (Indoor)	Track & Field (Outdoor)	Volleyball	Total
Denver	Y	N	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	N	N	Y	6
Kansas City	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	9
North Dakota	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	9
North Dakota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	Y	Y	Y	8
Omaha	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	Y	Y	Y	9
Oral Roberts	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	Y	Y	Y	Y	8
Purdue Fort Wayne	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	N	N	Y	Y	Y	8
South Dakota	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
South Dakota State	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Western Illinois	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	10
Total	9	8	9	9	7	5+1^[a]	6	8	8	9	78+1

^ Eastern Illinois is an associate member in swimming & diving.

Membership[]

Current members[]

Source:^[1]

Denver Pioneers (2013–present)
Kansas City Roos (2020–present)
North Dakota Fighting Hawks (2018–present)
North Dakota State Bison (2007–present)
Omaha Mavericks (2012–present)
Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (1997–2012, 2014–present)
St. Thomas Tommies (2021–present)
South Dakota Coyotes (2011–present)
South Dakota State Jackrabbits (2007–present)
Western Illinois Leathernecks (1982–present)

Current affiliate members[]

Drake Bulldogs (men's tennis, 2017–present)^[2]
Eastern Illinois Panthers (women's swimming and diving, 2006–present; men's swimming and diving, 2006–present; men's soccer, 2011–present)^[1]
Illinois State Redbirds (men's tennis, 2017–present)^[2]
Northern Colorado Bears (men's baseball, 2017–present)^[3]

Future member[]

Former members[]

Source:^[1]

Akron Zips (1990–1992)
Buffalo Bulls (1994–1998)
Centenary Gentlemen and Ladies (2003–2011)
Central Connecticut State Blue Devils (1994–1997)
Chicago State Cougars (1994–2006)
Cleveland State Vikings (1982–1994)
Eastern Illinois Panthers (1982–1996)
IUPUI Jaguars (1998–2017)
Northeastern Illinois Golden Eagles (1994–1998)
Northern Illinois Huskies (1990–1994)
Northern Iowa Panthers (1982–1991)
Oakland Golden Grizzlies (1998–2013)
Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons (2007–2020)
- The Purdue Fort Wayne athletic program originally represented Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), and was branded as "IPFW" through the 2015–16 school year, after which it adopted the "Fort Wayne" branding. After the 2017–18 school year, IPFW was dissolved and replaced by two new institutions—Indiana University Fort Wayne, with no athletic program, and Purdue University Fort Wayne, which inherited the IPFW athletic program. Purdue Fort Wayne will leave the Summit League in July 2020 to join the Horizon League.
Southern Utah Thunderbirds (1997–2012)
Southwest Missouri State Bears (1982–1990)
Troy State Trojans (1994–1997)
UIC Flames (1982–1994)
UMKC Kangaroos (1994–2013, 2020–future)
- The University of Missouri–Kansas City changed its athletic branding from "UMKC Kangaroos" to "Kansas City Roos" effective with the 2019–20 school year.
Valparaiso Crusaders (1982–2007)
Wisconsin–Green Bay Phoenix (1982–1994)
Wisconsin–Milwaukee Panthers (1993–1994)
Wright State Raiders (1991–1994)
Youngstown State Penguins (1992–2001)

Former affiliate members[]

C. W. Post Pioneers (Baseball associate 1995–1998)
DePaul Blue Demons (Softball associate 1993–1999)
Howard Bison (Men's soccer associate 1996–1998)
NYIT Bears (Baseball associate 1995–1998)
Oneonta State Red Dragons (Men's soccer associate 1996–1997)
Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (Men's soccer associate, 2012–2013; returned to full membership in 2014)
Pace Setters (Baseball associate 1995–1998)
Quincy Hawks (Men's soccer associate 1994–1995)
SIU Edwardsville Cougars (Men's soccer associate 1994–1995)
South Dakota Coyotes (Men's and women's swimming and diving associate 2010–2011)
South Dakota State Jackrabbits (Men's and women's swimming and diving associate 2006–2008)^[4]
Valparaiso Crusaders (men's swimming, 2017–2020; men's tennis; 2017–2020)^[5]

Baseball[]

Division titles are counted as a full regular season championship. Current Summit League members Denver, North Dakota, and South Dakota have never sponsored baseball while in the conference. Returning Summit League member Kansas City (UMKC) never sponsored baseball during its previous tenure in the conference, and does not currently sponsor the sport.

Of former Summit members, IUPUI added baseball in the 1994 season but dropped the sport after 2001;^[6] Wisconsin–Milwaukee only participated in league play in the 1994 season, its final one in the conference; Oakland did not participate in league play during the 1999 season, its first as a conference member; and Buffalo and Wisconsin–Green Bay never sponsored baseball while in the Summit.

Baseball titles by school^[7]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	18	19	37
Southwest Missouri State	1984–1990	4	6	10
Eastern Illinois	1984–1996	6	0	6
Omaha	2013–present	3	1	4
Troy State	1995–1997	2	2	4
Wright State	1992–1994	3	1	4
UIC	1984–1994	1	2	3
Valparaiso	1984–2007	3	0	3
Akron	1990–1992	1	1	2
Cleveland State	1984–1994	2	0	2
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	1	1	2
South Dakota State	2008–present	1	1	2
C. W. Post	1995–1998	1	0	1
North Dakota State	2008–present	0	1	1
Centenary	2004–2011	0	0	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1998	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
IUPUI	1994–2001	0	0	0
Pace	1995–1998	0	0	0
New York Tech	1995–1998	0	0	0
Northern Illinois	1992–1994	0	0	0
Northern Iowa	1984–1991	0	0	0
Oakland	2000–2013	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0	0	0
Southern Utah	2000–2012	0	0	0
Western Illinois	1984–present	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1994	0	X	0
Youngstown State	1992–2001	0	0	0

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1984	Not held			Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1985	Blue	Valparaiso	5–3	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1985	Gray	Eastern Illinois	8–0	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1986	Blue	Cleveland State	7–4	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1986	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	11–1	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1987	Blue	Valparaiso	8–4	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1987	Gray	Eastern Illinois	9–3	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1988	Blue	Valparaiso	6–5	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1988	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	12–0	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1989	Blue	Cleveland State	7–3	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1989	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	8–2	Southwest Missouri State	^[8]
1990	Blue	UIC	8–3	UIC	^[8]
1990	Gray	Southwest Missouri State	11–0	UIC	^[8]
1991	Blue	Akron	12–5	Akron	^[8]
1991	Gray	Eastern Illinois	9–2	Akron	^[8]
1992	Blue	Wright State	17–3	Wright State	^[8]
1992	Gray	Eastern Illinois	13–7	Wright State	^[8]
1993	Wright State		17–3	UIC	^[8]
1994	Wright State		16–8	Not held	^[8]
1995	East	Youngstown State	16–4	Troy State	^[8]
1995	West	Eastern Illinois	15–5	Troy State	^[8]
1996	East	Troy State	16–2	Northeastern Illinois	^[8]
1996	West	Eastern Illinois	15–3	Northeastern Illinois	^[8]

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1997	East	Troy State	8–6	Troy State	^[8]
1997	West	Northeastern Illinois	16–7	Troy State	^[8]
1998	East	C. W. Post	12–2	Oral Roberts	^[8]
1998	West	Oral Roberts	18–6	Oral Roberts	^[8]
1999	Oral Roberts		14–4	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2000	Oral Roberts		26–1	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2001	Oral Roberts		24–1	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2002	Oral Roberts		16–2	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2003	Oral Roberts		19–1	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2004	Oral Roberts		21–1	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2005	Oral Roberts		22–2	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2006	Oral Roberts		17–2	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2007	Oral Roberts		19–1	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2008	Oral Roberts		24–4	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2009	Oral Roberts		16–2	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2010	Oral Roberts South Dakota State		19–9	Oral Roberts	^[8]
2011	Oral Roberts		21–7	Oral Roberts	^[9]^[10]
2012	Oral Roberts		17–6	Oral Roberts	^[11]^[12]
2013	Omaha		20–6	South Dakota State	^[13]^[14]^[15]
2014	Omaha		15–11	North Dakota State	^[15]^[16]^[17]
2015	Oral Roberts		25–5	Oral Roberts	^[18]^[19]
2016	Oral Roberts		22–8	Oral Roberts	^[20]^[21]
2017	Oral Roberts		25–4	Oral Roberts	^[22]^[23]
2018	Oral Roberts		24–6	Oral Roberts	^[7]
2019	Omaha		20–10	Omaha	^[7]

Basketball (men's)[]

All current Summit members, as well as returning Summit member Kansas City, have sponsored men's basketball throughout their tenures in the conference.

Among former members, Cleveland State was suspended from conference play in men's basketball during the 1988–89 and 1989–90 seasons, and Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998–99 season, its first as a Summit member.

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.

Men's basketball titles by school^[24]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Valparaiso	1983–2007	9	8	17
South Dakota State	2008–present	5	5	10
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	6	3	9
North Dakota State	2008–present	3	4	7
Oakland	2000–2013	3	3	6
Southwest Missouri State	1983–1990	4	2	6
Cleveland State	1983–1988 1991–1994	3	1	4
Western Illinois	1983–present	2	1	3
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1983–1994	2	1	3
Eastern Illinois	1983–1996	0	2	2
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	2	0	2
IUPUI	1999–2017	1	1	2
Southern Utah	1998–2012	1	1	2
Northern Illinois	1991–1994	1	0	1
Northern Iowa	1983–1991	0	1	1
South Dakota	2012–present	1	0	1
UIC	1983–1994	1	0	1
Wright State	1992–1994	0	1	1
Akron	1991–1992	0	0	0
Buffalo	1995–1998	0	0	0
Centenary	2004–2011	0	0	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1997	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Denver	2014–present	0	0	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	0	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	0	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
Troy State	1995–1997	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1994	0	0	0
Youngstown State	1993–2001	0	0	0

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1982–83	Western Illinois	9–3	Not held	^[24]
1983–84	UIC	12–2	Western Illinois	^[24]
1984–85	Cleveland State	11–3	Eastern Illinois	^[24]
1985–86	Cleveland State	13–1	Cleveland State	^[24]
1986–87	Southwest Missouri State	13–1	Southwest Missouri State	^[24]
1987–88	Southwest Missouri State	12–2	Not held	^[24]
1988–89	Southwest Missouri State	10–2	Southwest Missouri State	^[24]
1989–90	Southwest Missouri State	11–1	Northern Iowa	^[24]
1990–91	Northern Illinois	14–2	Wisconsin–Green Bay	^[24]
1991–92	Wisconsin–Green Bay	14–2	Eastern Illinois	^[24]
1992–93	Cleveland State	15–1	Wright State	^[24]
1993–94	Wisconsin–Green Bay	15–3	Wisconsin–Green Bay	^[24]
1994–95	Valparaiso	14–4	Valparaiso	^[24]
1995–96	Valparaiso	13–5	Valparaiso	^[24]
1996–97	Valparaiso	13–3	Valparaiso	^[24]
1997–98	Valparaiso	13–3	Valparaiso	^[24]
1998–99	Oral Roberts Valparaiso	10–4	Valparaiso	^[24]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999–00	Oakland	11–5	Valparaiso	^[24]
2000–01	Southern Utah Valparaiso	13–3	Southern Utah	^[24]
2001–02	Valparaiso	12–2	Valparaiso	^[24]
2002–03	Valparaiso	12–2	IUPUI	^[24]
2003–04	Valparaiso	11–5	Valparaiso	^[24]
2004–05	Oral Roberts	13–3	Oakland	^[24]
2005–06	IUPUI Oral Roberts	13–3	Oral Roberts	^[24]
2006–07	Oral Roberts	12–2	Oral Roberts	^[24]
2007–08	Oral Roberts	16–2	Oral Roberts	^[24]
2008–09	North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State	^[24]
2009–10	Oakland	17–1	Oakland	^[24]
2010–11	Oakland	17–1	Oakland	^[25]
2011–12	Oral Roberts	17–1	South Dakota State	^[26]
2012–13	South Dakota State Western Illinois	13–3	South Dakota State	^[27]^[28]
2013–14	North Dakota State	12–2	North Dakota State	^[29]^[30]
2014–15	IPFW South Dakota State	12–4	North Dakota State	^[31]^[32]
2015–16	IPFW South Dakota State	12–4	South Dakota State	^[33]^[34]
2016–17	South Dakota	12–4	South Dakota State	^[35]^[36]
2017–18	South Dakota State	13-1	South Dakota State	^[24]
2018–19	South Dakota State	14-2	North Dakota State	^[24]

Basketball (women's)[]

All current Summit members, plus returning member Kansas City, have sponsored women's basketball throughout their tenures in the conference.

Among former members, Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998–99 season, its first as a Summit member.

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.

Women's basketball titles by school^[37]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
South Dakota State	2008–present	6	9	15
Western Illinois	1993–present	6	2	8
Youngstown State	1993–2001	5	3	8
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	2	5	7
Oakland	2000–2013	3	2	5
South Dakota	2012–present	3	1	4
Valparaiso	1993–2007	2	2	4
Northern Illinois	1993–1994	2	1	3
Troy State	1995–1997	1	1	2
Buffalo	1995–1998	1	0	1
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1993–1994	0	1	1
Centenary	2004–2011	0	0	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1997	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1993–1994	0	0	0
Denver	2014–present	0	0	0
Eastern Illinois	1993–1996	0	0	0
IUPUI	1999–2017	0	0	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	0	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
North Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	0	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0	0	0
Southern Utah	1998–2012	0	0	0
UIC	1993–1994	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1994	0	0	0
Wright State	1993–1994	0	0	0

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1992–93	Northern Illinois	15–1	Northern Illinois	^[37]
1993–94	Northern Illinois	18–0	Wisconsin–Green Bay	^[37]
1994–95	Buffalo Western Illinois Youngstown State	14–4	Western Illinois	^[37]
1995–96	Youngstown State	14–4	Youngstown State	^[37]
1996–97	Troy State Youngstown State	13–3	Troy State	^[37]
1997–98	Youngstown State	15–1	Youngstown State	^[37]
1998–99	Valparaiso Youngstown State	10–4	Oral Roberts	^[37]
1999–00	Oakland	13–3	Youngstown State	^[37]
2000–01	Oakland	12–4	Oral Roberts	^[37]
2001–02	Valparaiso	13–1	Oakland	^[37]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2002–03	Western Illinois	12–2	Valparaiso	^[37]
2003–04	Western Illinois	13–3	Valparaiso	^[37]
2004–05	Western Illinois	13–3	Oral Roberts	^[37]
2005–06	Western Illinois	13–3	Oakland	^[37]
2006–07	Oakland	12–2	Oral Roberts	^[37]
2007–08	South Dakota State	16–2	Oral Roberts	^[37]
2008–09	South Dakota State	17–1	South Dakota State	^[37]
2009–10	Oral Roberts	15–3	South Dakota State	^[37]
2010–11	Oral Roberts	16–2	South Dakota State	^[37]
2011–12	South Dakota State	16–2	South Dakota State	^[38]^[39]
2012–13	South Dakota State	14–2	South Dakota State	^[40]^[41]
2013–14	South Dakota State	13–1	South Dakota	^[42]^[43]
2014–15	South Dakota	13–3	South Dakota State	^[44]^[45]
2015–16	South Dakota	15–1	South Dakota State	^[46]^[47]
2016–17	Western Illinois	13–3	Western Illinois	^[48]^[49]
2017–18	South Dakota	14–0	South Dakota State	^[37]
2018–19	South Dakota State	13–1	South Dakota State	^[37]

Cross country (men's)[]

All current Summit members sponsor men's cross country except Denver and Omaha. Returning Summit member Kansas City also sponsors the sport.

Several former conference members did not continuously sponsor the sport while in the league. Northern Illinois never sponsored men's cross country while a Summit member. Cleveland State sponsored the sport when it joined, but dropped men's cross country after 1992. Wisconsin–Green Bay did not have a score in the 1982 cross country meet. Valparaiso did not participate in the 1984 cross country meet. UIC did not have a score in the 1986 cross country meet and Eastern Illinois did not participate.

Men's cross country titles by school^[50]
Team	Season	Total
Southern Utah	1997–2011	11
South Dakota State	2007–present	8
Northern Iowa	1982–1990	5
Southwest Missouri State	1982–1989	4
Youngstown State	1991–2000	3
IUPUI	1998–2016	2
Oakland	1999–2012	2
Cleveland State	1983–1992	1
Western Illinois	1982–present	1
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1992–1993	1
Akron	1989–1991	0
Buffalo	1994–1997	0
Centenary	2003–2010	0
Central Connecticut State	1994–1996	0
Chicago State	1994–2005	0
Eastern Illinois	1982–1985 1987–1995	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1994–2012 2020–future	0
North Dakota	2018–present	0
North Dakota State	2007–present	0
Northeastern Illinois	1994–1997	0
Omaha	2012–present	0
Oral Roberts	1997–2011 2014–present	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2007–present	0
South Dakota	2011–present	0
Troy State	1994–1996	0
UIC	1982–1993	0
Valparaiso	1982–1983 1985–2006	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1982–1993	0
Wright State	1991–1993	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1982	Northern Iowa	^[50]
1983	Northern Iowa	^[50]
1984	Northern Iowa	^[50]
1985	Southwest Missouri State	^[50]
1986	Southwest Missouri State	^[50]
1987	Southwest Missouri State	^[50]
1988	Northern Iowa	^[50]
1989	Southwest Missouri State	^[50]
1990	Northern Iowa	^[50]
1991	Western Illinois	^[50]
1992	Cleveland State	^[50]
1993	Wisconsin–Milwaukee	^[50]
1994	Youngstown State	^[50]
1995	Youngstown State	^[50]
1996	Youngstown State	^[50]
1997	Southern Utah	^[50]

Year	Champion	Ref
1998	Southern Utah	^[50]
1999	Southern Utah	^[50]
2000	Southern Utah	^[50]
2001	Southern Utah	^[50]
2002	Oakland	^[50]
2003	Southern Utah	^[50]
2004	Southern Utah	^[50]
2005	Oakland	^[50]
2006	Southern Utah	^[50]
2007	Southern Utah	^[50]
2008	Southern Utah	^[50]
2009	South Dakota State	^[50]
2010	South Dakota State	^[51]
2011	Southern Utah	^[52]
2012	South Dakota State	^[53]
2013	South Dakota State	^[54]
2014	IUPUI	^[50]
2015	IUPUI	^[50]
2016	South Dakota State	^[55]
2017	South Dakota State	^[56]
2018	South Dakota State	^[56]
2019	South Dakota State	^[57]

Cross country (women's)[]

All current Summit members except Denver sponsor women's cross country, as does returning member Kansas City.

Among former conference members, the only one that never sponsored cross country while in the Summit was Northern Illinois.

Women's cross country titles by school^[50]
Team	Season	Total
Southern Utah	1997–2011	9
South Dakota	2011–present	5
North Dakota State	2007–present	4
Buffalo	1994–1997	3
Oral Roberts	1997–2011 2014–present	2
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1992–1993	2
Oakland	1999–2012	1
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2007–2019	1
South Dakota State	2007–present	1
Youngstown State	1992–2000	1
Centenary	2004–2010	0
Central Connecticut State	1994–1995	0
Chicago State	1994–2005	0
Cleveland State	1992–1993	0
Eastern Illinois	1992–1995	0
IUPUI	1998–2016	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1994–2012 2020–future	0
North Dakota	2018–present	0
Northeastern Illinois	1994–1997	0
Omaha	2012–present	0
Troy State	1994–1996	0
UIC	1992–1993	0
Valparaiso	1992–2006	0
Western Illinois	1992–present	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1992–1993	0
Wright State	1992–1993	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1992	Wisconsin–Milwaukee	^[50]
1993	Wisconsin–Milwaukee	^[50]
1994	Buffalo	^[50]
1995	Buffalo	^[50]
1996	Buffalo	^[50]
1997	Youngstown State	^[50]
1998	Southern Utah	^[50]
1999	Southern Utah	^[50]
2000	Southern Utah	^[50]
2001	Southern Utah	^[50]
2002	Southern Utah	^[50]

Year	Champion	Ref
2003	Southern Utah	^[50]
2004	Southern Utah	^[50]
2005	Oral Roberts	^[50]
2006	Oral Roberts	^[50]
2007	IPFW Southern Utah	^[50]
2008	South Dakota State	^[50]
2009	Southern Utah	^[50]
2010	Oakland	^[51]
2011	North Dakota State	^[52]
2012	North Dakota State	^[53]
2013	North Dakota State	^[54]
2014	South Dakota	^[50]
2015	South Dakota	^[50]
2016	South Dakota	^[55]
2017	South Dakota	^[56]
2018	South Dakota	^[56]
2019	North Dakota State	^[57]

Football[]

Football was sponsored by the conference from 1982–84. Members of the conference went on to form the league now known as the Missouri Valley Football Conference.

Football titles by school
Team	Season	Titles
Eastern Illinois	1982–1984	3
Northern Iowa	1982–1984	2
Southwest Missouri State	1982–1984	0
Western Illinois	1982–1984	0

Year	Champion	Record	Ref
1982	Eastern Illinois Northern Iowa	2–0–1	^[58]
1983	Eastern Illinois	3–0–0	^[58]
1984	Eastern Illinois Northern Iowa	2–1–0	^[58]

Golf (men's)[]

All current Summit League members, plus returning member Kansas City, sponsor men's golf.

Among former members, Buffalo, UIC, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor men's golf in the Summit League. Valparaiso dropped men's golf after 1999.

Since NCAA golf is a spring sport, the first season of competition for each school is the calendar year after said school either joined the conference or added men's golf, as applicable.

Men's golf titles by school^[59]
Team	Season	Total
Western Illinois	1983–present	8
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	7
Northern Illinois	1990–1994	4
IUPUI	1999–2017	3
Troy State	1995–1997	3
South Dakota State	2008–present	2
Southwest Missouri State	1983–1990	2
Denver	2014–present	2
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	2
North Dakota State	2008–present	1
Northern Iowa	1983–1991	1
South Dakota	2012–present	1
Wright State	1992–1994	1
Akron	1990–1992	0
Centenary	2004–2011	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1997	0
Chicago State	1998–2000 2005–2006	0
Cleveland State	1984–1994	0
Eastern Illinois	1983–1996	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	0
Northern Illinois	1990–1994	0
Oakland	2000–2013	0
Omaha	2013–present	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0
Southern Utah	1998–2012	0
Troy State	1995–1997	0
Valparaiso	1983–1992	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1983–1994	0
Youngstown State	1992–2001	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1983	Western Illinois	^[59]
1984	Western Illinois	^[59]
1985	Western Illinois	^[59]
1986	Northern Iowa	^[59]
1987	Western Illinois	^[59]
1988	Southwest Missouri State	^[59]
1989	Southwest Missouri State	^[59]
1990	Northern Illinois	^[59]
1991	Northern Illinois	^[59]
1992	Northern Illinois	^[59]
1993	Wright State	^[59]
1994	Northern Illinois	^[59]
1995	Troy State	^[59]
1996	Troy State	^[59]
1997	Troy State	^[59]
1998	Oral Roberts	^[59]

Year	Champion	Ref
1999	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2000	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2001	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2002	IUPUI	^[59]
2003	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2004	Western Illinois	^[59]
2005	IUPUI	^[59]
2006	Western Illinois	^[59]
2007	Western Illinois	^[59]
2008	Western Illinois	^[59]
2009	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2010	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2011	UMKC	^[60]
2012	IUPUI	^[61]^[62]
2013	UMKC	^[63]
2014	Denver	^[59]
2015	South Dakota	^[59]
2016	South Dakota State	^[59]
2017	South Dakota State	^[64]
2018	North Dakota State	^[59]
2019	Denver	^[65]

Golf (women's)[]

All current Summit League members, plus returning member Kansas City, sponsor women's golf.

Among former members, Valparaiso never sponsored women's golf while a member,^[66] and Chicago State dropped women's golf after 2000.

Women's golf titles by school^[59]
Team	Season	Total
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	15
Denver	2014–present	5
North Dakota State	2008–present	2
Centenary	2006–2011	0
Chicago State	1998–2000	0
IUPUI	2001–2017	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1998–2013 2021–future	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0
Oakland	2000–2013	0
Omaha	2013–present	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0
South Dakota	2012–present	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0
Southern Utah	2008–2012	0
Western Illinois	2002–present	0
Youngstown State	1998–2001	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1998	Oral Roberts	^[59]
1999	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2000	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2001	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2002	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2003	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2004	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2005	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2006	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2007	Oral Roberts	^[59]

Year	Champion	Ref
2008	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2009	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2010	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2011	Oral Roberts	^[59]
2012	Oral Roberts	^[67]
2013	North Dakota State	^[68]
2014	Denver	^[59]
2015	Denver	^[59]
2016	Denver	^[59]
2017	Denver	^[69]
2018	North Dakota State	^[59]
2019	Denver	^[59]

Soccer (men's)[]

Among current Summit League members, the four schools from the Dakotas (North Dakota, North Dakota State, South Dakota, South Dakota State) do not sponsor men's soccer. Returning member Kansas City also sponsors the sport. Although Oral Roberts left the Summit League for the Southland Conference in 2012, it remained a men's soccer affiliate until returning to full Summit League membership in 2014. Eastern Illinois, which had been a full conference member through the 1995 soccer season, returned as a men's soccer affiliate in 2011.

Among former Summit members, Chicago State, Northern Iowa, Southern Utah, Troy State (now Troy), and Youngstown State did not sponsor men's soccer while in the conference. Valparaiso first sponsored men's soccer in 1988, Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State) began playing soccer in the conference in 1989, and Oakland did not compete in conference play during its first season as a member in 1998.

Men's soccer titles by school^[70]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Denver	2013–present	6	6	12
Oakland	1999–2012	9	3	12
Western Illinois	1983–present	6	6	12
Kansas City (UMKC)	1994–2012 2020–future	5	3	8
Eastern Illinois	1983–1995 2011–present	6	0	6
Oral Roberts	1997–present	5	1	6
Central Connecticut State	1994–1997	2	2	4
Cleveland State	1983–1993	3	X	3
Howard	1996–1998	1	2	3
Omaha	2013–present	2	1	3
Valparaiso	1988–2006	2	1	3
Akron	1990–1991	2	X	2
IUPUI	1999–2016	1	1	2
Buffalo	1994–1997	1	0	1
Northern Illinois	1990–1993	1	X	1
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1983–1993	1	X	1
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993	1	X	1
Centenary	2003–2010	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1994–1997	0	0	0
Oneonta State	1996–1997	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2007–2019	0	0	0
Quincy	1994–1995	0	0	0
SIU Edwardsville	1994–1995	0	0	0
Southwest Missouri State	1989	0	X	0
UIC	1983–1993	0	X	0
Wright State	1991–1993	0	X	0

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1983	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0	Not held	^[70]
1984	Cleveland State		3–0–1		^[70]
1985	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0		^[70]
1986	Cleveland State		4–0–0		^[70]
1987	Eastern Illinois		4–0–0		^[70]
1988	Cleveland State Eastern Illinois		4–0–1		^[70]
1989	Eastern Illinois		6–0–0		^[70]
1990	Akron Northern Illinois		6–0–1		^[70]
1991	Akron		6–0–0		^[70]
1992	Wisconsin–Green Bay		7–0–0		^[70]
1993	Wisconsin–Milwaukee		8–0–0		^[70]
1994	East	Buffalo	5–0–1	Central Connecticut State	^[70]
1994	West	Eastern Illinois	6–1–1	Central Connecticut State	^[70]
1995	East	Central Connecticut State	5–0–1	Central Connecticut State	^[70]
1995	West	Western Illinois	7–1–0	Central Connecticut State	^[70]
1996	East	Howard	6–0–0	Valparaiso	^[70]
1996	West	UMKC	5–0–1	Valparaiso	^[70]
1997	East	Central Connecticut State	5–1–0	Howard	^[70]
1997	West	Valparaiso	6–1–1	Howard	^[70]
1998	Valparaiso		3–1–1	Howard	^[70]
1999	IUPUI Oral Roberts UMKC		3–2–0	Oral Roberts	^[70]
2000	Oakland Western Illinois		4–1–0	IUPUI	^[70]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2001	Oakland Oral Roberts UMKC	3–2–0	UMKC	^[70]
2002	Oakland	3–1–1	Oakland	^[70]
2003	Oakland UMKC	5–1–0	UMKC	^[70]
2004	Oral Roberts	5–0–1	Western Illinois	^[70]
2005	Oakland	5–1–0	Western Illinois	^[70]
2006	Western Illinois	5–1–0	Western Illinois	^[70]
2007	Oakland	5–0–1	Oakland	^[70]
2008	Oakland	5–1–0	UMKC	^[70]
2009	Oakland	5–0–1	Western Illinois	^[70]
2010	UMKC	4–1–1	Oakland	^[71]^[72]
2011	Western Illinois	4–2	Western Illinois	^[73]
2012	Oakland	5-1-1	Western Illinois	^[74]^[75]
2013	Denver	6-0-0	Denver	^[74]^[76]
2014	Denver Omaha Oral Roberts Western Illinois	3–2–1	Denver	^[70]
2015	Denver	5–0–1	Denver	^[70]
2016	Denver Omaha	5–0–1	Denver	^[77]^[78]
2017	Denver	5–0–0	Omaha	^[70]
2018	Denver	4–0–1	Denver	^[70]
2019	Oral Roberts Western Illinois	4–1–0	Denver	^[79]^[80]

Soccer (women's)[]

All current and future Summit League members have sponsored women's soccer throughout their conference tenures except Kansas City, which did not sponsor women's soccer until 2009.^[81]

Among former Summit members, only Chicago State never sponsored women's soccer while a member.

Women's soccer titles by school^[82]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Oakland	1999–2012	8	8	16
South Dakota State	2007–present	6	5	11
Denver	2013–present	4	3	7
Oral Roberts	1999–2011 2014–present	3	2	5
North Dakota State	2007–present	3	1	4
IUPUI	1999–2016	2	1	3
Valparaiso	1999–2006	2	1	3
Western Illinois	1999–present	1	0	1
Centenary	2003–2010	0	0	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	2009–2012 2020–future	0	0	0
North Dakota	2018–present	0	0	0
Omaha	2012–present	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2007–present	0	0	0
Southern Utah	2001–2011	0	0	0
South Dakota	2011–present	0	0	0
Youngstown State	1999–2000	0	0	0

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999	Oakland	5–0–0	Oral Roberts	^[82]
2000	Oakland Oral Roberts	4–1–0	Oakland	^[82]
2001	Oakland	5–0–0	Oakland	^[82]
2002	Oral Roberts	5–0–0	Oakland	^[82]
2003	Oakland	6–0–0	Oakland	^[82]
2004	Oral Roberts	5–1–0	Oral Roberts	^[82]
2005	Oakland Valparaiso	4–2–0	Valparaiso	^[82]
2006	Valparaiso	4–0–2	Oakland	^[82]
2007	Western Illinois	8–0–0	Oakland	^[82]
2008	IUPUI Oakland South Dakota State	7–1–0	South Dakota State	^[82]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2009	IUPUI North Dakota State South Dakota State	7–1–0	IUPUI	^[82]
2010	Oakland	8–0–1	North Dakota State	^[83]^[84]
2011	South Dakota State	8–0–1	Oakland	^[85]
2012	Oakland	6–2–0	Oakland	^[86]^[87]
2013	Denver	7–0–0	Denver	^[88]
2014	South Dakota State	5–2–1	South Dakota State	^[82]
2015	North Dakota State	7–0–1	South Dakota State	^[82]
2016	Denver North Dakota State	5–2–1	South Dakota State	^[89]^[90]
2017	South Dakota State	7–0–0	Denver	^[82]
2018	Denver South Dakota State	7–1–0	Denver	^[82]
2019	Denver	7–0–1	South Dakota State	^[91]

Softball[]

Among current and future Summit members, only Denver and Oral Roberts have never sponsored softball.

Among former members, Buffalo, Chicago State, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor softball during their conference tenures.

Softball titles by school^[92]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
North Dakota State	2008–present	8	10	18
Western Illinois	1993–present	9	4	13
DePaul	1993–1999	5	4	9
Southern Utah	1998–2012	4	2	6
Oakland	2000–2013	1	2	3
Centenary	2004–2011	0	2	2
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	2	0	2
UIC	1993–1994	1	1	2
IUPUI	1999–2017	1	0	1
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0	1	1
Troy State	1995–1997	0	1	1
Central Connecticut State	1995–1998	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1993–1994	0	0	0
Eastern Illinois	1993–1996	0	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	0	0	0
Northern Illinois	1993–1994	0	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
South Dakota	2012–present	0	0	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
Valparaiso	1993–2007	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1993–1994	0	0	0
Wright State	1993–1994	0	0	0
Youngstown State	1993–2001	0	0	0

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1993	Western Illinois		14–2	Western Illinois	^[93]
1994	UIC		17–0	UIC	^[93]
1995	East	DePaul	10–2	DePaul	^[93]
1995	West	Western Illinois	16–0	DePaul	^[93]
1996	East	DePaul	10–2	Troy State	^[93]
1996	West	Western Illinois	12–2	Troy State	^[93]
1997	East	DePaul	12–0	DePaul	^[93]
1997	West	Western Illinois	9–3	DePaul	^[93]
1998	East	DePaul	10–0	DePaul	^[93]
1998	West	Western Illinois	9–2	DePaul	^[93]
1999	DePaul		22–0	DePaul	^[93]
2000	Western Illinois		21–1	Western Illinois	^[93]
2001	Oakland		16–6	Western Illinois	^[93]
2002	UMKC		16–3	Oakland	^[93]
2003	Southern Utah		16–3	Oakland	^[93]
2004	Southern Utah		19–5	Centenary	^[93]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2005	Southern Utah	18–6	Centenary	^[93]
2006	Southern Utah	21–3	Southern Utah	^[93]
2007	Western Illinois	11–2	Southern Utah	^[93]
2008	North Dakota State	14–2	Western Illinois	^[93]
2009	Western Illinois	21–2	North Dakota State	^[93]
2010	Western Illinois	19–2	North Dakota State	^[93]
2011	UMKC	18–5	North Dakota State	^[94]^[95]
2012	North Dakota State	18–6	North Dakota State	^[92]
2013	North Dakota State	17–1	IPFW	^[96]^[97]
2014	North Dakota State	13–3	North Dakota State	^[93]
2015	North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State	^[93]
2016	North Dakota State	17–0	North Dakota State	^[93]
2017	IUPUI	11–6	North Dakota State	^[98]^[99]
2018	North Dakota State	10–3	North Dakota State	^[100]
2019	North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State	^[101]

Swimming and diving (men's)[]

As of 2019–20, only four full Summit members sponsor men's swimming & diving: Denver, South Dakota, South Dakota State, and Western Illinois. Of these schools, two began participating as affiliate members before becoming part of the core conference membership. South Dakota State was an affiliate in 2005–06 and 2006–07, and South Dakota was an affiliate in 2009–10 and 2010–11. No other full members have ever sponsored the sport while in the conference; returning member Kansas City did not sponsor it while in the league, and does not sponsor it now.

Eastern Illinois, which had sponsored the sport throughout its tenure as a full Summit member (ending in 1996), rejoined as a swimming & diving affiliate from the 2005–06 season. Valparaiso, also a former full member, rejoined as a swimming & diving affiliate, although with only swimmers and no divers, beginning in the 2017–18 season.

Among former Summit members, Akron, Chicago State, Southern Utah, Troy State, and Youngstown State never sponsored men's swimming & diving while in the conference. Cleveland State and Valparaiso didn't sponsor men's swimming & diving until 1992–93, and Centenary didn't sponsor the sport until 2004–05.

In the tables below, seasons are denoted by the calendar years in which they ended.

Men's swimming and diving titles by school^[102]
Team	Season	Total
Oakland	2000–2013	14
Western Illinois	1983–present	8
Denver	2014–present	6
Southwest Missouri State	1983–1990	6
Buffalo	1995–1998	1
Northern Illinois	1990–1994	1
Wright State	1992–1994	1
Centenary	2005–2011	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1998	0
Cleveland State	1993–1994	0
Eastern Illinois	1983–1996 2006–present	0
IUPUI	1999–2017	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1997	0
Northern Illinois	1990–1994	0
Northern Iowa	1983–1991	0
South Dakota	2010–present	0
South Dakota State	2006–present	0
UIC	1983–1994	0
Valparaiso	1993–2007 2018–present	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1985 1993–1994	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993–1994	0
Wright State	1992–1994	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1982–83	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1983–84	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1984–85	Western Illinois	^[102]
1985–86	Western Illinois	^[102]
1986–87	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1987–88	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1988–89	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1989–90	Southwest Missouri State	^[102]
1990–91	Northern Illinois	^[102]
1991–92	Wright State	^[102]
1992–93	Western Illinois	^[102]
1993–94	Western Illinois	^[102]
1994–95	Buffalo	^[102]
1995–96	Western Illinois	^[102]
1996–97	Western Illinois	^[102]
1997–98	Western Illinois	^[102]

Year	Champion	Ref
1998–99	Western Illinois	^[102]
1999–00	Oakland	^[102]
2000–01	Oakland	^[102]
2001–02	Oakland	^[102]
2002–03	Oakland	^[102]
2003–04	Oakland	^[102]
2004–05	Oakland	^[102]
2005–06	Oakland	^[102]
2006–07	Oakland	^[102]
2007–08	Oakland	^[102]
2008–09	Oakland	^[102]
2009–10	Oakland	^[102]
2010–11	Oakland	^[103]
2011–12	Oakland	^[104]
2012–13	Oakland	^[105]
2013–14	Denver	^[106]
2014–15	Denver	^[102]
2015–16	Denver	^[102]
2016–17	Denver	^[102]
2017–18	Denver	^[102]
2018–19	Denver	^[102]

Swimming and diving (women's)[]

Among current Summit members, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Oral Roberts, and Purdue Fort Wayne do not sponsor women's swimming & diving. Returning member Kansas City did not sponsor the sport during its first conference tenure, and does not sponsor it now.

Both South Dakota schools began participating as affiliate members in swimming & diving before becoming part of the core conference membership; each joined for both men's and women's competition at the same time. South Dakota State competed in 2005–06 and 2006–07, and South Dakota in 2009–10 and 2010–11.

The current roster of Summit women's swimming & diving members also includes Eastern Illinois. The Panthers added women's swimming & diving in 1992–93 and competed in the Summit through 1995–96, and rejoined as swimming & diving affiliates in 2005 (2005–06 season).

Among former members, Chicago State, Southern Utah, and Troy did not sponsor women's swimming and diving while Summit League members. Youngstown State didn't sponsor women's swimming and diving until the 1997 school year. Centenary didn't sponsor women's swimming and diving until the 2005 school year.

Women's swimming and diving titles by school^[102]
Team	Season	Total
Oakland	2000–2013	14
Denver	2014–present	6
Buffalo	1995–1998	4
Wright State	1993–1994	2
Western Illinois	1993–present	1
Central Connecticut State	1995–1998	0
Centenary	2005–2011	0
Cleveland State	1993–1994	0
Eastern Illinois	1993–1996 2006–present	0
IUPUI	1999–2017	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1997	0
Northern Illinois	1993–1994	0
Omaha	2013–present	0
South Dakota	2010–present	0
South Dakota State	2006–present	0
UIC	1993–1994	0
Valparaiso	1993–2007	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1993–1994	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993–1994	0
Youngstown State	1997–2001	0

Year	Champion	Ref
1992–93	Wright State	^[103]
1993–94	Wright State	^[103]
1994–95	Buffalo	^[103]
1995–96	Buffalo	^[103]
1996–97	Buffalo	^[103]
1997–98	Buffalo	^[103]
1998–99	Western Illinois	^[103]
1999–00	Oakland	^[103]
2000–01	Oakland	^[103]
2001–02	Oakland	^[103]
2002–03	Oakland	^[103]

Year	Champion	Ref
2003–04	Oakland	^[103]
2004–05	Oakland	^[103]
2005–06	Oakland	^[103]
2006–07	Oakland	^[103]
2007–08	Oakland	^[103]
2008–09	Oakland	^[103]
2009–10	Oakland	^[103]
2010–11	Oakland	^[103]
2011–12	Oakland	^[104]
2012–13	Oakland	^[105]
2013–14	Denver	^[106]
2014–15	Denver	^[102]
2015–16	Denver	^[102]
2016–17	Denver	^[102]
2017–18	Denver	^[102]
2018–19	Denver	^[102]

Tennis (men's)[]

Men's tennis began crowning a regular season champion in 1998. Among current Summit members, North Dakota State, Purdue Fort Wayne, South Dakota, and Western Illinois do not sponsor men's tennis. North Dakota State and South Dakota have never sponsored the sport as Summit members; Purdue Fort Wayne (then known as IPFW) dropped the sport after the 2014–15 season, and Western Illinois dropped it after the 2015–16 season. Returning member Kansas City sponsored the sport during its former conference tenure, and continues to sponsor it to this day.

Valparaiso, a former full member, rejoined the Summit as a men's tennis affiliate in 2017–18, but will drop the sport after the 2019–20 season. Drake and Illinois State also became men's tennis affiliates in 2017–18, and will continue in Summit men's tennis for the foreseeable future.

Among former members, Oakland and Southern Utah never sponsored men's tennis while in the league, and Cleveland State dropped men's tennis after the 1991–92 season.

Men's tennis titles by school^[107]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	6	9	15
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	7	6	13
Denver	2014–present	4	5	9
Southwest Missouri State	1983–1990	X	7	7
Northern Illinois	1990–1994	X	4	4
Western Illinois	1983–2016	1	3	4
Drake	2018–present	1	2	3
IUPUI	1999–2017	2	0	2
Eastern Illinois	1983–1996	X	1	1
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW)	2008–2015	1	0	1
Troy State	1995–1997	X	1	1
Valparaiso	1983–2007 2018–2020	1	0	1
Akron	1990–1992	X	0	0
Buffalo	1995–1998	0	0	0
Centenary	2004–2011	0	0	0
Central Connecticut State	1995–1997	X	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1985–1992	X	0	0
Illinois State	2018–present	0	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1998	0	0	0
Northern Iowa	1983–1991	X	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
UIC	1983 1985–1994	X	0	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1984 1986–1994	X	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993–1994	X	0	0
Wright State	1992–1993	X	0	0
Youngstown State	1992–2001	0	0	0

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1983	Not held		Eastern Illinois	^[107]
1984			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1985			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1986			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1987			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1988			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1989			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1990			Southwest Missouri State	^[107]
1991			Northern Illinois	^[107]
1992			Northern Illinois	^[107]
1993			Northern Illinois	^[107]
1994			Northern Illinois	^[107]
1995			Western Illinois	^[107]
1996			Western Illinois	^[107]
1997			Troy State	^[107]
1998	UMKC	14–5 *	Oral Roberts	^[107]
1999	UMKC	6–0	UMKC	^[107]
2000	UMKC	6–0	UMKC	^[107]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2001	Oral Roberts	6–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2002	Valparaiso	5–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2003	Oral Roberts	4–0–1	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2004	IUPUI	6–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2005	Oral Roberts	6–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2006	Oral Roberts	6–0	Western Illinois	^[107]
2007	Oral Roberts	5–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2008	Western Illinois	6–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2009	Oral Roberts	6–0	UMKC	^[107]
2010	UMKC	6–0	Oral Roberts	^[107]
2011	UMKC	6–0	UMKC	^[108]
2012	IPFW IUPUI UMKC	4–1	UMKC	^[109]
2013	UMKC	5–0	UMKC	^[110]^[111]
2014	Denver	5–0	Denver	^[107]
2015	Denver	6–0	Denver	^[107]
2016	Denver	5–0	Denver	^[107]
2017	Denver	5–0	Denver	^[112]^[113]
2018	Drake	5–0	Drake	^[107]
2019	Denver	6–0	Drake	^[107]

* Overall record. The Summit League did not play a conference regular season schedule.

Tennis (women's)[]

Women's tennis began crowning a regular season champion in 1999. An X denotes never competing in a year that awarded the regular season championship.

Among current and future Summit members, only North Dakota State and Purdue Fort Wayne do not sponsor women's tennis. North Dakota State has never sponsored women's tennis while a Summit member, while Purdue Fort Wayne (then known as IPFW) dropped the sport after the 2014–15 season.

Women's tennis titles by school^[114]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	7	9	16
Denver	2014–present	6	6	12
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW)	2008–2015	4	3	7
Valparaiso	1994–2007	3	2	5
IUPUI	1999–2017	1	2	3
Central Connecticut State	1996–1997	X	2	2
Northern Illinois	1993–1994	X	2	2
Troy State	1995–1997	X	1	1
Buffalo	1995–1998	X	0	0
Centenary	2004–2011	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1994	X	0	0
Eastern Illinois	1993–1996	X	0	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1998–2013 2021–future	0	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1995–1997	X	0	0
Oakland	2000–2013	0	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
South Dakota	2012–present	0	0	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
Southern Utah	1998–2012	0	0	0
UIC	1993–1994	X	0	0
Western Illinois	1993–present	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1993–1994	X	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993–1994	X	0	0
Wright State	1993–1994	X	0	0
Youngstown State	1993–2001	0	0	0

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1993	Not held		Northern Illinois	^[114]
1994			Northern Illinois	^[114]
1995			Troy State	^[114]
1996			Central Connecticut State	^[114]
1997			Central Connecticut State	^[114]
1998			Oral Roberts	^[114]
1999	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2000	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2001	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2002	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2003	IUPUI	7–0	IUPUI	^[114]
2004	Valparaiso	8–0	IUPUI	^[114]
2005	Valparaiso	8–0	Valparaiso	^[114]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2006	Valparaiso	8–0	Valparaiso	^[114]
2007	Oral Roberts	7–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2008	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2009	IPFW	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2010	IPFW	8–0	IPFW	^[114]
2011	IPFW	8–0	IPFW	^[114]
2012	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[114]
2013	IPFW	7–0	IPFW	^[114]
2014	Denver	6–0	Denver	^[114]
2015	Denver	7–0	Denver	^[114]
2016	Denver	6–0	Denver	^[114]
2017	Denver	6–0	Denver	^[115]^[116]
2018	Denver	4–0	Denver	^[114]
2019	Denver	5–0	Denver	^[114]

Track and field (men's)[]

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended. Schools without the indoor and outdoor designation competed in those years in both indoor and outdoor. All current and future Summit members sponsor men's track and field except Denver and Omaha. Of the sponsoring schools, all have sponsored the sport throughout their conference tenures except Purdue Fort Wayne, which dropped the sport while an NCAA Division II member in 2005 and did not reinstate it until the 2019–20 season, the school's last as a Summit member.^[117]

Among former Summit members, Centenary, Northeastern Illinois, Northern Illinois, Wisconsin–Green Bay, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor men's track and field while in the conference. Cleveland State didn't participate in the 1990 indoor track and field championship. Valparaiso began sponsoring men's track and field in 1996, Oakland did the same in 2006, and IUPUI started sponsoring only the outdoor form of the sport in 2013.^[118]

Men's track and field titles by school^[119]^[120]
Team	Seasons	Indoor	Outdoor	Total
North Dakota State	2008–present	8	11	19
Eastern Illinois	1984–1992 (indoor) 1983–1992 (outdoor) 1995–1996	6	9	15
Southern Utah	1998–2012	3	6	9
Northern Iowa	1984–1991 (indoor) 1983–1991 (outdoor)	5	3	8
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	7	1	8
South Dakota	2012–present	3	1	4
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	1	2	3
Western Illinois	1984–1992 (indoor) 1983–1992 (outdoor) 1995–present	0	2	2
Youngstown State	1992 1995–2001	1	1	2
Akron	1990–1992	0	0	0
Buffalo	1995–1998	0	0	0
Central Connecticut State	1996 (indoor) 1995–1997 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1986–1989 (indoor) 1991–1992 (indoor) 1983–1992 (outdoor)	0	0	0
IUPUI	N/A (indoor) 2013–2017 (outdoor)	X	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Oakland	2008–2013 (indoor) 2006–2013 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne	2020	0	0	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
Southwest Missouri State	1984–1990 (indoor) 1983–1990 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Troy State	1995–1996 (indoor) 1995–1997 (outdoor)	0	0	0
UIC	1984–1986 (indoor) 1991–1992 (indoor) 1983–1986 (outdoor) 1990 (outdoor) 1992 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Valparaiso	1995–2007 (indoor) 1996–2007 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Wright State	N/A (indoor) 1992 (outdoor)	X	0	0

Indoor[]

Year	Champion	Ref
1983–84	Northern Iowa	^[119]
1984–85	Northern Iowa	^[119]
1985–86	Northern Iowa	^[119]
1986–87	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1987–88	Northern Iowa	^[119]
1988–89	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1989–90	Northern Iowa	^[119]
1990–91	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1991–92	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1992–93	Not held	^[119]
1993–94	Not held	^[119]
1994–95	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1995–96	Eastern Illinois	^[119]
1996–97	Youngstown State	^[119]
1997–98	Oral Roberts	^[119]
1998–99	Oral Roberts	^[119]

Year	Champion	Ref
1999–00	UMKC	^[119]
2000–01	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2001–02	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2002–03	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2003–04	Southern Utah	^[119]
2004–05	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2005–06	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2006–07	Southern Utah	^[119]
2007–08	North Dakota State	^[119]
2008–09	North Dakota State	^[119]
2009–10	North Dakota State	^[119]
2010–11	North Dakota State	^[119]
2011–12	Southern Utah	^[121]
2012–13	South Dakota	^[122]
2013–14	South Dakota	^[123]
2014–15	South Dakota	^[119]
2015–16	North Dakota State	^[119]
2016–17	North Dakota State	^[124]
2017–18	North Dakota State	^[119]
2018–19	North Dakota State	^[119]

Outdoor[]

Year	Champion	Ref
1983	Northern Iowa	^[120]
1984	Northern Iowa	^[120]
1985	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1986	Northern Iowa	^[120]
1987	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1988	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1989	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1990	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1991	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1992	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1993	Not held	^[120]
1994	Not held	^[120]
1995	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1996	Eastern Illinois	^[120]
1997	Youngstown State	^[120]
1998	Southern Utah	^[120]
1999	UMKC	^[120]

Year	Champion	Ref
2000	UMKC	^[120]
2001	Western Illinois	^[120]
2002	Western Illinois	^[120]
2003	Oral Roberts	^[120]
2004	Southern Utah	^[120]
2005	Southern Utah	^[120]
2006	Southern Utah	^[120]
2007	Southern Utah	^[120]
2008	North Dakota State	^[120]
2009	Southern Utah	^[120]
2010	North Dakota State	^[120]
2011	North Dakota State	^[125]
2012	North Dakota State	^[126]
2013	North Dakota State	^[127]
2014	North Dakota State South Dakota	^[120]
2015	North Dakota State	^[120]
2016	North Dakota State	^[120]
2017	North Dakota State	^[128]
2018	North Dakota State	^[129]
2019	North Dakota State	^[130]

Track and field (women's)[]

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended; for example, the 2001–02 school year is listed as 2002. Schools without the indoor and outdoor designation competed in those years in both indoor and outdoor.

Among current and future Summit members, only Denver does not sponsor women's track and field.

Among former members, Valparaiso started its women's track and field program in 1996, Oakland did the same in 2006, and IUPUI started sponsoring only the outdoor form of the sport in 2013.^[118] Centenary and Northeastern Illinois never sponsored women's track and field while conference members.

Women's track and field titles by school^[119]^[120]
Team	Season	Indoor	Outdoor	Total
North Dakota State	2008–present	12	12	24
Southern Utah	1998–2012	4	5	9
Oral Roberts	1998–2012 2015–present	6	2	8
Kansas City (UMKC)	1995–2013 2021–future	2	2	4
Buffalo	1995–1998	1	1	2
Western Illinois	1995–present	0	2	2
Youngstown State	1995–2001	1	1	2
South Dakota	2012–present	0	1	1
Central Connecticut State	1996 (indoor) 1995–1997 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Chicago State	1995–2006	0	0	0
Eastern Illinois	1995–1996	0	0	0
IUPUI	?–2017 (indoor) 2013–2017 (outdoor)	X	0	0
North Dakota	2019–present	0	0	0
Oakland	2008–2013 (indoor) 2006–2013 (outdoor)	0	0	0
Omaha	2013–present	0	0	0
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2008–2020	0	0	0
South Dakota State	2008–present	0	0	0
Troy State	1995–1997	0	0	0
Valparaiso	1996–2007	0	0	0

Indoor[]

Year	Champion	Ref
1994–95	Buffalo	^[119]
1995–96	Youngstown State	^[119]
1996–97	UMKC	^[119]
1997–98	Southern Utah	^[119]
1998–99	UMKC	^[119]
1999–00	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2000–01	Oral Roberts Southern Utah	^[119]
2001–02	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2002–03	Southern Utah	^[119]
2003–04	Southern Utah	^[119]

Year	Champion	Ref
2004–05	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2005–06	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2006–07	Oral Roberts	^[119]
2007–08	North Dakota State	^[119]
2008–09	North Dakota State	^[119]
2009–10	North Dakota State	^[119]
2010–11	North Dakota State	^[119]
2011–12	North Dakota State	^[119]
2012–13	North Dakota State	^[119]
2013–14	North Dakota State	^[119]
2014–15	North Dakota State	^[119]
2015–16	North Dakota State	^[119]
2016–17	North Dakota State	^[124]
2017–18	North Dakota State	^[119]
2018–19	North Dakota State	^[119]

Outdoor[]

Year	Champion	Ref
1995	Buffalo	^[120]
1996	Western Illinois	^[120]
1997	Youngstown State	^[120]
1998	Southern Utah	^[120]
1999	UMKC	^[120]
2000	UMKC	^[120]
2001	Southern Utah	^[120]
2002	Oral Roberts	^[120]
2003	Southern Utah	^[120]
2004	Southern Utah	^[120]

Year	Champion	Ref
2005	Western Illinois	^[120]
2006	Oral Roberts	^[120]
2007	Southern Utah	^[120]
2008	North Dakota State	^[120]
2009	North Dakota State	^[120]
2010	North Dakota State	^[120]
2011	North Dakota State	^[120]
2012	North Dakota State	^[120]
2013	North Dakota State	^[120]
2014	North Dakota State	^[120]
2015	North Dakota State	^[120]
2016	North Dakota State	^[120]
2017	North Dakota State	^[128]
2018	North Dakota State South Dakota	^[129]
2019	North Dakota State	^[130]

Volleyball[]

Division titles count as full regular season titles.

All current and future Summit League members have sponsored women's volleyball during their respective tenures in the conference. The conference has never sponsored men's volleyball, and the only member with a men's program is Purdue Fort Wayne.

Among former members, Oakland did not participate in Summit League volleyball until the 1999 season, and Southern Utah did not join Summit League women's volleyball until 2009.

Women's volleyball titles by school^[131]
Team	Season	Regular Season	Tournament	Total
Oral Roberts	1997–2011 2014–present	7	7	14
Valparaiso	1992–2006	7	6	13
Denver	2013–present	5	5	10
North Dakota State	2007–present	4	3	7
IUPUI	1998–2016	4	1	5
Northern Illinois	1992–1993	2	2	4
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne)	2007–2019	1	2	3
South Dakota	2011–present	2	1	3
Buffalo	1994–1997	2	0	2
South Dakota State	2007–present	1	1	2
Youngstown State	1992–2000	2	0	2
Central Connecticut State	1994–1997	1	0	1
Eastern Illinois	1992–1995	1	0	1
Troy State	1994–1996	1	0	1
Centenary	2003–2010	0	0	0
Chicago State	1994–2005	0	0	0
Cleveland State	1992–1993	0	0	0
Kansas City (UMKC)	1994–2012 2020–future	0	0	0
Northeastern Illinois	1994–1997	0	0	0
Oakland	1999–2012	0	0	0
Omaha	2012–present	0	0	0
Southern Utah	2009–2011	0	0	0
UIC	1992–1993	0	0	0
Western Illinois	1992–present	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Green Bay	1992–1993	0	0	0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee	1993	0	0	0
Wright State	1992–1993	0	0	0

Year	Regular season		Record	Tournament	Ref
1992	Northern Illinois		16–0	Northern Illinois	^[131]
1993	Northern Illinois		18–0	Northern Illinois	^[131]
1994	East	Central Connecticut State	6–0	Valparaiso	^[131]
1994	West	Eastern Illinois Valparaiso	9–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
1995	East	Youngstown State	5–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
1995	West	Valparaiso	9–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
1996	East	Buffalo Troy State	5–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
1996	West	Valparaiso	7–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
1997	East	Buffalo Valparaiso	5–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]
1997	West	Oral Roberts	8–0	Oral Roberts	^[131]
1998	Oral Roberts		12–0	Oral Roberts	^[131]
1999	Oral Roberts Youngstown State		13–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]
2000	IUPUI Oral Roberts		13–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2001	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]
2002	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]
2003	Valparaiso	13–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
2004	Valparaiso	14–0	Valparaiso	^[131]
2005	Valparaiso	13–1	Valparaiso	^[131]
2006	Oral Roberts	11–1	Oral Roberts	^[131]
2007	South Dakota State	13–3	South Dakota State	^[131]
2008	North Dakota State	16–0	North Dakota State	^[131]
2009	North Dakota State	18–0	IPFW	^[131]
2010	IPFW North Dakota State	14–4	North Dakota State	^[132]^[133]
2011	North Dakota State	16–2	North Dakota State	^[134]^[135]
2012	IUPUI	13–3	IPFW	^[131]
2013	IUPUI	11–3	IUPUI	^[136]^[137]
2014	Denver IUPUI	13–3	Denver	^[131]
2015	Denver	13–3	Denver	^[131]
2016	Denver South Dakota	13–3	Denver	^[138]^[139]
2017	Denver	12–2	Denver	^[131]
2018	Denver	15–0	South Dakota	^[131]
2019	South Dakota	16–0	Denver	^[140]^[141]

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^ "North Dakota State Wins Ninth #SummitSB Championship In Ten Years" (Press release). The Summit League. May 12, 2018. Retrieved October 2, 2019.
^ "North Dakota State Takes Two on Saturday, Wins Sixth Straight Tournament Title" (Press release). The Summit League. May 11, 2019. Retrieved October 2, 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an "Seasons at a Glance" (PDF). The Summit League Swimming and Diving Record Book. The Summit League. 2019. p. 1. Retrieved October 4, 2019.
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^ "2016-17 Men's Tennis Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved May 9, 2017.
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External links[]

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[1] Eastern Illinois is an associate member in soccer.

[2] Eastern Illinois is an associate member in swimming & diving; Valparaiso is an associate member in swimming only.

[3] Drake, Illinois State, and Valparaiso are associate members in tennis.

[4] Eastern Illinois is an associate member in swimming & diving.

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[2021_MBas-7] "Northern Colorado to join The Summit League as a baseball affiliate" (Press release). The Summit League. July 14, 2020. Archived from the original on April 19, 2017. Retrieved November 23, 2021.

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[10] "Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis - IUPUI MOURNS THE PASSING OF FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER BRENT BURNS". Iupuijags.com. Retrieved 2016-02-04.

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[15] "2012 Baseball Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved June 23, 2013.

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[17] "2013 Baseball Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved June 23, 2013.

[18] "South Dakota State Captures League Baseball Championship Title" (Press release). The Summit League. May 26, 2013. Retrieved June 23, 2013.

[Omaha_transition-19] Omaha was not eligible for the tournament because of its transition from NCAA Division II.

[20] "2014 Baseball Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved June 14, 2014.

[21] "North Dakota State Captures League Baseball Championship Title" (Press release). The Summit League. May 24, 2014. Retrieved June 14, 2014.

[22] "2015 Baseball Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

[23] "Oral Roberts Claims #SummitBSB Tournament Championship" (Press release). The Summit League. May 23, 2015. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

[24] "2016 Baseball Standings". The Summit League. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

[25] "ORU Defeats IPFW Twice to Claim #SummitBSB Championship" (Press release). The Summit League. May 28, 2016. Retrieved February 11, 2017.

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[103] "North Dakota State Wins Eighth Summit League Championship" (Press release). The Summit League. May 13, 2017. Retrieved June 5, 2017.

[104] "North Dakota State Wins Ninth #SummitSB Championship In Ten Years" (Press release). The Summit League. May 12, 2018. Retrieved October 2, 2019.

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