Division II women's basketball champions for the NCAA.[1] The 2015 Elite Eight is being held in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the Sanford Pentagon. The venue will also host the Elite Eight in 2016 and 2018,[2] except for the final game in 2016. Because the 2015–16 season is the 25th in which the NCAA has sponsored national championships in women's basketball, the Division II and Division III championship games will be held at the site of that year's Division I Final Four, Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.[3] The 2017 Elite Eight will be held in Columbus, Ohio at Alumni Hall on the campus of Ohio Dominican University.[2]
Championships
Year |
Champion |
Score |
Defeated |
Venue |
1982 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
93–74 |
Tuskegee |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1983 |
Virginia Union |
73–60 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1984 |
Central Missouri State |
80–73 |
Virginia Union |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1985 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
80–69 |
Central Missouri State |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1986 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
70–63 |
North Dakota State |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1987 |
New Haven |
77–75 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
Springfield, Massachusetts (Springfield Civic Center) |
1988 |
Hampton |
65–48 |
West Texas State |
Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena) |
1989 |
Delta State |
88–58 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
Cleveland, Mississippi (Walter Sillers Coliseum) |
1990 |
Delta State |
77–43 |
Bentley |
Pomona, California (Kellogg Gymnasium) |
1991 |
North Dakota State |
81–74 |
Southeast Missouri State |
Cape Girardeau, Missouri (Show Me Center) |
1992 |
Delta State |
65–63 |
North Dakota State |
Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena) |
1993 |
North Dakota State |
95–63 |
Delta State |
Waltham, Massachusetts (Dana Athletic Center) |
1994 |
North Dakota State |
89–56 |
Cal State San Bernardino |
Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena) |
1995 |
North Dakota State |
98–85 |
Portland State |
Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena) |
1996 |
North Dakota State |
104–78 |
Shippensburg |
Fargo, North Dakota (Bison Sports Arena) |
1997 |
North Dakota |
94–78 |
Southern Indiana |
Grand Forks, North Dakota (Hyslop Sports Center) |
1998 |
North Dakota |
92–76 |
Emporia State |
Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena) |
1999 |
North Dakota |
80–63 |
Arkansas Tech |
Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena) |
2000 |
Northern Kentucky |
71–62 (OT) |
North Dakota State |
Pine Bluff, Arkansas (H.O. Clemmons Arena) |
2001 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
87–80 (OT) |
North Dakota |
Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Civic Center) |
2002 |
Cal Poly Pomona |
74–62 |
Southeastern Oklahoma |
Rochester, Minnesota (Mayo Civic Center) |
2003 |
South Dakota State |
65–50 |
Northern Kentucky |
St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena) |
2004 |
California (PA) |
75–72 |
Drury |
St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena) |
2005 |
Washburn |
70–53 |
Seattle Pacific |
Hot Springs, Arkansas (Summit Arena) |
2006 |
Grand Valley State |
58–52 |
American International |
Hot Springs, Arkansas (Summit Arena) |
2007 |
Southern Connecticut State |
61–45 |
Florida Gulf Coast |
Kearney, Nebraska (Health and Sports Center) |
2008 |
Northern Kentucky |
63–58 |
South Dakota |
Kearney, Nebraska (Health and Sports Center) |
2009 |
Minnesota State |
103–94 |
Franklin Pierce |
San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena) |
2010 |
Emporia State |
65–53 |
Fort Lewis |
St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena) |
2011 |
Clayton State |
69–50 |
Michigan Tech |
St. Joseph, Missouri (St. Joseph Civic Arena) |
2012 |
Shaw |
88–82 (OT) |
Ashland |
San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena) |
2013 |
Ashland |
71–56 |
Dowling |
San Antonio, Texas (Bill Greehey Arena) |
2014 |
Bentley[4] |
73–65 |
West Texas A&M |
Erie, Pennsylvania (Erie Insurance Arena) |
2015 |
California (PA) |
86-69 |
California Baptist |
Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Sanford Pentagon) |
2016 |
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Sanford Pentagon) – Elite Eight and semifinals
Indianapolis, Indiana (Bankers Life Fieldhouse) – final |
2017 |
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Columbus, Ohio (Alumni Hall) |
2018 |
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Sanford Pentagon) |
Championships by school
School |
Titles |
Years |
Cal Poly Pomona |
5 |
1982, 1985, 1986, 2001, 2002 |
North Dakota State |
5 |
1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 |
North Dakota |
3 |
1997, 1998, 1999 |
Delta State |
3 |
1989, 1990, 1992 |
California (PA) |
2 |
2004, 2015 |
Northern Kentucky |
2 |
2000, 2008 |
Bentley |
1 |
2014 |
Ashland |
1 |
2013 |
Shaw |
1 |
2012 |
Clayton State |
1 |
2011 |
Emporia State |
1 |
2010 |
Minnesota State |
1 |
2009 |
Southern Connecticut State |
1 |
2007 |
Grand Valley State |
1 |
2006 |
Washburn |
1 |
2005 |
South Dakota State |
1 |
2003 |
Hampton |
1 |
1988 |
New Haven |
1 |
1988 |
Central Missouri |
1 |
1984 |
Virginia Union |
1 |
1983 |
Former Division II Champions now in Division I
Source: [5]
See also
References
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External links
NCAA women's college basketball tournaments (United States)
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