History of CAC
The tournament began in 1986 and changed names several times before settling on its present title in 1997. The following is a list of winning counties:
| Year | Division I | Division II | Division III |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1986 | Seminole | Suwannee | only two divs. |
| 1987 | Orange | Highlands | only two divs. |
| 1988 | Duval | Clay | Suwannee |
| 1989 | Polk | Bay | Suwannee |
| 1990 | Pinellas | Highlands | Suwannee |
| 1991 | Dade | Indian River | Suwannee |
| 1992 | Pinellas | Collier | Suwannee |
| 1993 | Duval | St. Lucie | DeSoto |
| 1994 | Pinellas | Bay | Suwannee |
| 1995 | Broward | Clay | Suwannee |
| 1996 | Leon | Osceola | Suwannee |
| 1997 | Duval | Indian River | DeSoto |
| 1998 | Seminole | Hernando | Suwannee |
| 1999 | Brevard | Indian River | DeSoto |
| 2000 | Escambia | Leon | Taylor |
| 2001 | Palm Beach | Indian River | Suwannee |
| 2002 | Escambia | Leon | Suwannee |
| 2003 | Escambia | Leon | Suwannee |
| 2004 | Brevard | St. Lucie | Hardee |
| 2005 | Manatee | Okaloosa | Gadsden |
| 2006 | Escambia | Santa Rosa | Hardee |
| 2007 | Polk | Leon | Hardee |
| 2008 | Pinellas | Martin | Hardee |
| 2009 | Brevard | Indian River | Jackson |
| 2010 | Escambia | Santa Rosa | Jackson |
| 2011* | Escambia | Leon | Suwannee |
| 2012 | Orange | Leon | Monroe |
- - 2011: Held at Coronado Springs Resort
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