National Tournament Results
- 1986 - Champion: Macalester College (Paul Benson and Molly McGinnis) Runner-Up: Florida State University (Carrie Crenshaw and Miguel Delao)
- 1987 - Champion: Macalester College (Paul Benson and Molly McGinnis) Runner-Up: University of New Mexico (Mike Stanley and Leah Neal)
- 1988 - Champion: Southern Illinois University (Mark West and John Lapham) Runner-Up: William Jewell College (David Israelite and Brad Roberts)
- 1989 - Champion: Gonzaga University (Dave Hanson and Bill DeForeest) Runner-Up: Southern Illinois University (Mark West and John Lapham)
- 1990 - Champion: University of Central Oklahoma (then Central State University) (Charles Mallard and Josh Hoe) Runner-Up: Missouri State University (then Southwest Missouri State University) (Eric Morris and Robert Olson)
- 1991 - Champion: Kansas State University (David Filippi and Richard McCollum) Runner-Up: University of California, Los Angeles (Jon Dean and Brian Fletcher)
- 1992 - Champion: Missouri State University (then Southwest Missouri State University) (Jeffrey Jarman and TJ Wolfe) Runner-Up: Florida State University (Jay Connell and PJ Stakelum)
- 1993 - Champion: Kansas State University (Jill Basinger & KJ Wall) Runner-Up: Emporia State University (Greg Achten and Jim Haefele)
- 1994 - Champion: University of Missouri-Kansas City (David Genco and James Brian Johnston) Runner-Up: Kansas State University/Michigan State University (Dave Devereux/Elizabeth Repko)
- 1995 - Champion: Michigan State University (Elizabeth Repko and Jason Trice) Runner-Up: Gonzaga University (Blake Dias and Ian McLoughlin)
- 1996 - Champion: Southern Illinois University (Glen Frappier and Bill Shinn) Runner-Up: Fort Hays State University (Tim Carroll and Brandon Thompson)
- 1997 - Champion: Northwestern University (Terry Johnson and Brandon Fletcher) Runner-Up: Michigan State University (Erik Cornellier and John Sullivan)
- 1998 - Co-Champions: Emory University (Stephen Heidt and Dan Fitzmier) and Emory University (Anne Marie Todd and Vic Tabak)
- 1999 - Champion: Whitman College (Jessica Clarke and Adam Symonds) Runner-up: The State University of West Georgia (Rachel Saloom and Chris Bonilla)
- 2000 - Champion (policy): The State University of West Georgia (Rachel Saloom and Sarah Holbrook) Runner-up: Michigan State University (Aaron Monick and Steve Donald).
- 2000 - Champion (non-policy): Kansas State University (Kyle Wilson and Ben Sharp).
- 2001 - Champion (policy): The State University of West Georgia (Rashad Evans and Sarah Holbrook) Runner-up: Emory University (John Rains and Kacey Wolmer).
- 2001 - Champion (non-policy): University of Rochester (Carsten Hoppe and Sujata Menjoge).
- 2002 - Champion: Fort Hays State University (Joe Ramsey and Jason Regnier) Runner-up: Michigan State University (Calum Matheson & Austin Carson)
- 2003 - Champion: New York University (Richard Garner and Nate Gorelick) Runner-up: Whitman College (Thad Blank & Charles Olney).
- 2004 - Champion: Emory University (Mike Beckley and Henry Liu) Runner-up University of North Texas (Nirav Patel and John Prieur).
- 2005 - Champion: UC Berkeley (Craig Wickersham and Stacey Nathan) Runner-up: Dartmouth (Brian Smith and Kathryn Clark)
- 2006 - Champion: Harvard (Michael Klinger and Nikhil Mirchandani) Runner-up: Dartmouth (Brian Smith and Kathryn Clark).
- 2007 - Champion: University of Oklahoma (Conor Cleary and Blake Johnson) Runner-up: Dartmouth (Kathryn Clark and Kade Olsen).
- 2008 - Champion: Towson University (Dayvon Love and Deven Cooper) Runner-up: University of Kansas (Chris Stone and Nate Johnson).
- 2009 - Champion: University of Oklahoma (R.J. Giglio and Nick Watts) Runner-up: Towson University (Dayvon Love and Deven Cooper)
- 2010 - Champion University of Oklahoma (R.J. Giglio and Nick Watts) Runner-up: Whitman College (Nate Cohn and Daniel Straus)
- 2011 - Champion Kansas State University (Beth Mendenhall and Derek Ziegler) Runner-up: Towson University (Ben Crossan & Fernando Kirkman).
- 2012 - Champion University of Oklahoma (R.J. Giglio and Christopher Leonardi) Runner-up: Whitman College (Allison Humble and Alex Zendeh)
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