List of Summit League champions
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 the 2023 Summit League baseball tournament, completed on February 26, 2024.
Sports sponsored
Men's
School | Baseball | Basketball | Cross Country |
Golf | Soccer | Swimming & Diving |
Tennis | Indoor Track & Field |
Outdoor Track & Field |
Total Summit League Sports |
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Denver | 5 | |||||||||
Kansas City | 7 | |||||||||
North Dakota | 6 | |||||||||
North Dakota State | 6 | |||||||||
Omaha | 6 | |||||||||
Oral Roberts | 8 | |||||||||
St. Thomas | 9 | |||||||||
South Dakota | 6 | |||||||||
South Dakota State | 8 | |||||||||
Associate members | ||||||||||
Drake | 1 | |||||||||
Eastern Illinois | 1 | |||||||||
Illinois State | 1 | |||||||||
Lindenwood | 1 | |||||||||
Northern Colorado | 1 | |||||||||
Southern Indiana | 1 | |||||||||
Totals | 6 | 9 | 7 | 9 | 5 | 8 | 8 | 7 | 7 | 66 |
Women's
School | Basketball | Cross Country |
Golf | Soccer | Softball | Swimming & Diving |
Tennis | Indoor Track & Field |
Outdoor Track & Field |
Volleyball | Total Summit League Sports |
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Denver | 6 | ||||||||||
Kansas City | 9 | ||||||||||
North Dakota | 9 | ||||||||||
North Dakota State | 8 | ||||||||||
Omaha | 10 | ||||||||||
Oral Roberts | 8 | ||||||||||
St. Thomas | 10 | ||||||||||
South Dakota | 10 | ||||||||||
South Dakota State | 10 | ||||||||||
Associate members | |||||||||||
Eastern Illinois | 1 | ||||||||||
Lindenwood | 1 | ||||||||||
Southern Indiana | 1 | ||||||||||
Totals | 10 | 9 | 10 | 10 | 8 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 9 | 10 | 85 |
Membership
Current members
Source:[1]
- Denver Pioneers (2013โpresent)
- Kansas City Roos (1994โ2013, 2020โpresent)
- Represents the University of MissouriโKansas City, whose athletic program was known as the UMKC Kangaroos from the school's joining the University of Missouri System in 1963 through the 2018โ19 school year.
- North Dakota Fighting Hawks (2018โpresent)
- North Dakota State Bison (2007โpresent)
- Omaha Mavericks (2012โpresent)
- Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (1997โ2012, 2014โpresent)
- St. Thomas Tommies (2021โpresent)
- South Dakota Coyotes (2011โpresent)
- South Dakota State Jackrabbits (2007โpresent)
Current affiliate members
Years listed here are the calendar years of arrival. For schools which are members only in spring sports (such as baseball), the year of arrival precedes the first season of competition.
- Drake Bulldogs (men's tennis, 2017โpresent)[2]
- Eastern Illinois Panthers (women's swimming and diving, 2006โpresent; men's swimming and diving, 2006โpresent; men's soccer, 2011โpresent)[1]
- Illinois State Redbirds (men's tennis, 2017โpresent)[2]
- Lindenwood Lions (men's soccer, men's and women's swimming & diving, 2022โpresent)[3]
- Northern Colorado Bears (baseball, 2021โpresent)[4]
- Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (men's soccer, men's and women's swimming & diving, 2022โpresent)[3]
Former members
Source:[1]
- Akron Zips (1990โ1992)
- Buffalo Bulls (1994โ1998)
- Centenary Gentlemen and Ladies(2003โ2011)
- Central Connecticut State Blue Devils(1994โ1997)
- Chicago State Cougars (1994โ2006)
- Cleveland State Vikings (1982โ1994)
- Eastern Illinois Panthers (1982โ1996)
- IUPUI Jaguars (1998โ2017)
- Northeastern Illinois Golden Eagles(1994โ1998)
- Northern Illinois Huskies (1990โ1994)
- Northern Iowa Panthers (1982โ1991)
- Oakland Golden Grizzlies (1998โ2013)
- Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons (2007โ2020)
- The Purdue Fort Wayne athletic program originally represented Indiana University โ Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), and was branded as "IPFW" through the 2015โ16 school year, after which it adopted the "Fort Wayne" branding. After the 2017โ18 school year, IPFW was dissolved and replaced by two new institutionsโIndiana University Fort Wayne, with no athletic program, and Purdue University Fort Wayne, which inherited the IPFW athletic program. Purdue Fort Wayne left the Summit League in July 2020 to join the Horizon League.
- The Purdue Fort Wayne athletic program originally represented
- Southern Utah Thunderbirds (1997โ2012)
- Southwest Missouri State Bears(1982โ1990)
- Troy State Trojans (1994โ1997)
- UIC Flames (1982โ1994)
- Valparaiso Crusaders (1982โ2007)
- While Valparaiso's nickname is now Beacons, the nickname was Crusaders during the school's tenure in the Summit League, both as a full member and as an associate.
- WisconsinโGreen Bay Phoenix (1982โ1994)
- WisconsinโMilwaukee Panthers (1993โ1994)
- Wright State Raiders (1991โ1994)
- Youngstown State Penguins (1992โ2001)
- Western Illinois Leathernecks (1982โ2023)
Former affiliate members
- C. W. Post Pioneers (Baseball associate 1995โ1998)
- DePaul Blue Demons (Softball associate 1993โ1999)
- Howard Bison (Men's soccer associate 1996โ1998)
- NYIT Bears (Baseball associate 1995โ1998)
- Oneonta State Red Dragons (Men's soccer associate 1996โ1997)
- Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (Men's soccer associate, 2012โ2013; returned to full membership in 2014)
- Pace Setters (Baseball associate 1995โ1998)
- Quincy Hawks (Men's soccer associate 1994โ1995)
- SIU Edwardsville Cougars (Men's soccer associate 1994โ1995)
- South Dakota Coyotes (Men's and women's swimming and diving associate 2010โ2011)
- South Dakota State Jackrabbits (Men's and women's swimming and diving associate 2006โ2008)[5]
- Valparaiso Crusaders (men's swimming, 2017โ2021; men's tennis; 2017โ2020)[6]
Baseball
Division titles are counted as a full regular season championship. Current Summit League members Denver, Kansas City, North Dakota, and South Dakota have never sponsored baseball while in the conference.
Of former Summit members, IUPUI added baseball in the 1994 season but dropped the sport after 2001;[7] WisconsinโMilwaukee 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 WisconsinโGreen Bay never sponsored baseball while in the Summit.
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Basketball (men's)
All current Summit members 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 1988โ89 and 1989โ90 seasons, and Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998โ99 season, its first as a Summit member.
Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.
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Basketball (women's)
All current Summit members have sponsored women's basketball throughout their tenures in the conference.
Among former members, Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998โ99 season, its first as a Summit member.
Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.
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Cross country (men's)
All current Summit members sponsor men's cross country except Denver and Omaha.
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. WisconsinโGreen 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.
Team | Season | Total |
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South Dakota State | 2007โpresent | 12 |
Southern Utah | 1997โ2011 | 11 |
Northern Iowa | 1982โ1990 | 5 |
Southwest Missouri State | 1982โ1989 | 4 |
Youngstown State | 1991โ2000 | 3 |
IUPUI | 1998โ2016 | 2 |
Oakland | 1999โ2012 | 2 |
Cleveland State | 1983โ1992 | 1 |
Western Illinois | 1982โ2022 | 1 |
WisconsinโMilwaukee | 1992โ1993 | 1 |
Akron | 1989โ1991 | 0 |
Buffalo | 1994โ1997 | 0 |
Centenary | 2003โ2010 | 0 |
Central Connecticut State | 1994โ1996 | 0 |
Chicago State | 1994โ2005 | 0 |
Eastern Illinois | 1982โ1985 1987โ1995 |
0 |
Kansas City (UMKC) | 1994โ2012 2020โpresent |
0 |
North Dakota | 2018โpresent | 0 |
North Dakota State | 2007โpresent | 0 |
Northeastern Illinois | 1994โ1997 | 0 |
Omaha | 2012โpresent | 0 |
Oral Roberts | 1997โ2011 2014โpresent |
0 |
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne) | 2007โ2019 | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2021โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota | 2011โpresent | 0 |
Troy State | 1994โ1996 | 0 |
UIC | 1982โ1993 | 0 |
Valparaiso | 1982โ1983 1985โ2006 |
0 |
WisconsinโGreen Bay | 1982โ1993 | 0 |
Wright State | 1991โ1993 | 0 |
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Cross country (women's)
All current Summit members except Denver sponsor women's cross country.
Among former conference members, the only one that never sponsored cross country while in the Summit was Northern Illinois.
Team | Season | Total |
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Southern Utah | 1997โ2011 | 9 |
South Dakota | 2011โpresent | 6 |
North Dakota State | 2007โpresent | 5 |
Buffalo | 1994โ1997 | 3 |
South Dakota State | 2007โpresent | 3 |
Oral Roberts | 1997โ2011 2014โpresent |
2 |
WisconsinโMilwaukee | 1992โ1993 | 2 |
Oakland | 1999โ2012 | 1 |
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne) | 2007โ2019 | 1 |
Youngstown State | 1992โ2000 | 1 |
Centenary | 2004โ2010 | 0 |
Central Connecticut State | 1994โ1995 | 0 |
Chicago State | 1994โ2005 | 0 |
Cleveland State | 1992โ1993 | 0 |
Eastern Illinois | 1992โ1995 | 0 |
IUPUI | 1998โ2016 | 0 |
Kansas City (UMKC) | 1994โ2012 2020โpresent |
0 |
North Dakota | 2018โpresent | 0 |
Northeastern Illinois | 1994โ1997 | 0 |
Omaha | 2012โpresent | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2021โpresent | 0 |
Troy State | 1994โ1996 | 0 |
UIC | 1992โ1993 | 0 |
Valparaiso | 1992โ2006 | 0 |
Western Illinois | 1992โ2022 | 0 |
WisconsinโGreen Bay | 1992โ1993 | 0 |
Wright State | 1992โ1993 | 0 |
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Football
Team | Season | Titles |
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Eastern Illinois | 1982โ1984 | 3 |
Northern Iowa | 1982โ1984 | 2 |
Southwest Missouri State | 1982โ1984 | 0 |
Western Illinois | 1982โ1984 | 0 |
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Golf (men's)
All current Summit League members sponsor men's golf.
Among former members, Buffalo, UIC, and WisconsinโMilwaukee 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.
Team | Season | Total |
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Western Illinois | 1983โ2023 | 8 |
Oral Roberts | 1998โ2012 2015โpresent |
7 |
Denver | 2014โpresent | 4 |
Northern Illinois | 1990โ1994 | 4 |
Kansas City (UMKC) | 1995โ2013 2021โpresent |
3 |
IUPUI | 1999โ2017 | 3 |
Troy State | 1995โ1997 | 3 |
South Dakota State | 2008โpresent | 2 |
Southwest Missouri State | 1983โ1990 | 2 |
North Dakota State | 2008โpresent | 1 |
Northern Iowa | 1983โ1991 | 1 |
South Dakota | 2012โpresent | 1 |
Wright State | 1992โ1994 | 1 |
Akron | 1990โ1992 | 0 |
Centenary | 2004โ2011 | 0 |
Central Connecticut State | 1995โ1997 | 0 |
Chicago State | 1998โ2000 2005โ2006 |
0 |
Cleveland State | 1984โ1994 | 0 |
Eastern Illinois | 1983โ1996 | 0 |
North Dakota | 2019โpresent | 0 |
Northeastern Illinois | 1995โ1998 | 0 |
Northern Illinois | 1990โ1994 | 0 |
Oakland | 2000โ2013 | 0 |
Omaha | 2013โpresent | 0 |
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne) | 2008โ2020 | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2022โpresent | 0 |
Southern Utah | 1998โ2012 | 0 |
Troy State | 1995โ1997 | 0 |
Valparaiso | 1983โ1992 | 0 |
WisconsinโGreen Bay | 1983โ1994 | 0 |
Youngstown State | 1992โ2001 | 0 |
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Golf (women's)
All current Summit League members sponsor women's golf.
Among former members, Valparaiso never sponsored women's golf while a member,[87] and Chicago State dropped women's golf after 2000.
Team | Season | Total |
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Oral Roberts | 1998โ2012 2015โpresent |
15 |
Denver | 2014โpresent | 8 |
North Dakota State | 2008โpresent | 2 |
Centenary | 2006โ2011 | 0 |
Chicago State | 1998โ2000 | 0 |
IUPUI | 2001โ2017 | 0 |
Kansas City (UMKC) | 1998โ2013 2021โpresent |
0 |
North Dakota | 2019โpresent | 0 |
Oakland | 2000โ2013 | 0 |
Omaha | 2013โpresent | 0 |
Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW, Fort Wayne) | 2008โ2020 | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2022โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota | 2012โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota State | 2008โpresent | 0 |
Southern Utah | 2008โ2012 | 0 |
Western Illinois | 2002โ2023 | 0 |
Youngstown State | 1998โ2001 | 0 |
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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. 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. Lindenwood and Southern Indiana became men's soccer affiliates in the 2022 season. The Ohio Valley Conference (OVC), full-time home of Eastern Illinois, Lindenwood, and Southern Indiana, started a men's soccer league in 2023, taking with it all three schools. Also in 2023, Western Illinois left the Summit League for full OVC membership, but it kept men's soccer in the Summit League through the 2023 season. In 2025, Delaware will join the league as an affiliate member in men's soccer.
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.
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Soccer (women's)
Since the Summit League began sponsoring women's soccer in 1999, all current Summit League members have sponsored women's soccer throughout their conference tenures except Kansas City, which did not sponsor women's soccer until 2009.[108]
Among former Summit members present during the existence of a women's soccer championship, only Chicago State never sponsored women's soccer while a member.
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Softball
Since the Summit League began sponsoring softball in the 1993 season (1992โ93 school year), the only current Summit members that have never sponsored the sport are Denver and Oral Roberts.
Among former members that were present during the era of Summit League softball, Buffalo, Chicago State, and WisconsinโMilwaukee did not sponsor softball during their conference tenures.
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Swimming and diving (men's)
As of 2022โ23, only four full Summit members sponsor men's swimming & diving: Denver, St. Thomas, South Dakota, and South Dakota State. Of these schools, two began participating as affiliate members before becoming part of the core conference membership. South Dakota State was an affiliate in 2005โ06 and 2006โ07, and South Dakota was an affiliate in 2009โ10 and 2010โ11. No other full members have ever sponsored the sport while in the conference.
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 2005โ06 season. Lindenwood and Southern Indiana joined as swimming & diving affiliates in 2022โ23.
Among former Summit members, Akron, Chicago State, Purdue Fort Wayne, 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 1992โ93, and Centenary didn't sponsor the sport until 2004โ05. Valparaiso rejoined as a swimming & diving affiliate, although with only swimmers and no divers, beginning in the 2017โ18 season, leaving after the 2020โ21 season for single-sport membership in the Mid-American Conference. Western Illinois sponsored swimming & diving until they left the conference in 2023.
In the tables below, seasons are denoted by the calendar years in which they ended.
Team | Season | Total |
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Oakland | 2000โ2013 | 14 |
Denver | 2014โpresent | 10 |
Western Illinois | 1983โ2023 | 8 |
Southwest Missouri State | 1983โ1990 | 6 |
Buffalo | 1995โ1998 | 1 |
Northern Illinois | 1990โ1994 | 1 |
South Dakota | 2010โpresent | 1 |
Wright State | 1992โ1994 | 1 |
Centenary | 2005โ2011 | 0 |
Central Connecticut State | 1995โ1998 | 0 |
Cleveland State | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Eastern Illinois | 1983โ1996 2006โpresent |
0 |
IUPUI | 1999โ2017 | 0 |
Northeastern Illinois | 1995โ1997 | 0 |
Northern Illinois | 1990โ1994 | 0 |
Northern Iowa | 1983โ1991 | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2022โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota State | 2006โpresent | 0 |
UIC | 1983โ1994 | 0 |
Valparaiso | 1993โ2007 2018โ2021 |
0 |
WisconsinโGreen Bay | 1985 1993โ1994 |
0 |
WisconsinโMilwaukee | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Wright State | 1992โ1994 | 0 |
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Swimming and diving (women's)
Among current Summit members, Kansas City, North Dakota, North Dakota State, and Oral Roberts do not sponsor women's swimming & diving.
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 2005โ06 and 2006โ07, and South Dakota in 2009โ10 and 2010โ11.
The current roster of Summit women's swimming & diving members as of 2022โ23 also includes Eastern Illinois, Lindenwood, and Southern Indiana. EIU added women's swimming & diving in 1992โ93 and competed in the Summit through 1995โ96, and rejoined as swimming & diving affiliates in 2005 (2005โ06 season). Lindenwood and Southern Indiana joined for swimming & diving in 2022โ23.
Among former members, Chicago State, Purdue Fort Wayne, 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.
Team | Season | Total |
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Oakland | 2000โ2013 | 14 |
Denver | 2014โpresent | 11 |
Buffalo | 1995โ1998 | 4 |
Wright State | 1993โ1994 | 2 |
Western Illinois | 1993โ2023 | 1 |
Central Connecticut State | 1995โ1998 | 0 |
Centenary | 2005โ2011 | 0 |
Cleveland State | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Eastern Illinois | 1993โ1996 2006โpresent |
0 |
IUPUI | 1999โ2017 | 0 |
Northeastern Illinois | 1995โ1997 | 0 |
Northern Illinois | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Omaha | 2013โpresent | 0 |
St. Thomas | 2022โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota | 2010โpresent | 0 |
South Dakota State | 2006โpresent | 0 |
UIC | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Valparaiso | 1993โ2007 | 0 |
WisconsinโGreen Bay | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
WisconsinโMilwaukee | 1993โ1994 | 0 |
Youngstown State | 1997โ2001 | 0 |
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Tennis (men's)
Men's tennis began crowning a regular season champion in 1998. Among current Summit members, North Dakota State, St. Thomas, and South Dakota have never sponsored the sport as Summit members.
Drake and Illinois State have been men's tennis affiliates since 2017โ18.
Among former members, Oakland and Southern Utah never sponsored men's tennis while in the league, Cleveland State dropped men's tennis after the 1991โ92 season, Purdue Fort Wayne (then IPFW) dropped the sport after the 2014โ15 season, and Western Illinois did the same after the 2015โ16 season. Valparaiso sponsored men's tennis throughout its tenure as a full member, and returned as a men's tennis affiliate in 2017โ18, but dropped the sport after the 2019โ20 season.
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* 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 season in which a regular-season championship was awarded.
Among current Summit members, only North Dakota State does not sponsor women's tennis, having never sponsored that sport while a Summit member.
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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 Summit members sponsor men's track and field except Denver and Omaha; all currently sponsoring schools have done so throughout their conference tenures.
Among former Summit members, Centenary, Northeastern Illinois, Northern Illinois, WisconsinโGreen Bay, and WisconsinโMilwaukee 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.[136] Purdue Fort Wayne dropped the sport while an NCAA Division II member in 2005 and did not reinstate it until the 2019โ20 season, its last as a Summit member.[137] Western Illinois dropped men's track and field in 1992, but reinstated it in 1994 and remained active in both indoor and outdoor track until departing the Summit in 2023.
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Track and field (women's)
Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended; for example, the 2001โ02 school year is listed as 2002. Schools without the indoor and outdoor designation competed in those years in both indoor and outdoor.
Among current 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.[136] Centenary and Northeastern Illinois never sponsored women's track and field while conference members.
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Volleyball
Division titles count as full regular season titles.
All current Summit League members have sponsored women's volleyball during their respective tenures in the conference. The conference has never sponsored men's volleyball, and no current full member has a men's program.
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.
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