Division II Team Champions
- 1963 Western State
- 1964 Western State
- 1965 Mankato State
- 1966 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1967 Portland State
- 1968 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1969 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1970 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1971 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1972 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1973 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1974 Cal Poly-SLO
- 1975 Northern Iowa
- 1976 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1977 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1978 Northern Iowa
- 1979 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1980 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1981 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1982 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1983 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1984 SIU Edwardsville
- 1985 SIU Edwardsville
- 1986 SIU Edwardsville
- 1987 Cal State Bakersfield
- 1988 North Dakota State
- 1989 Portland State
- 1990 Portland State
- 1991 Nebraska-Omaha
- 1992 Central Oklahoma
- 1993 Central Oklahoma
- 1994 Central Oklahoma
- 1995 Central Oklahoma
- 1996 Pitt-Johnstown
- 1997 San Francisco State
- 1998 North Dakota State
- 1999 Pitt-Johnstown
- 2000 North Dakota State
- 2001 North Dakota State
- 2002 Central Oklahoma
- 2003 Central Oklahoma
- 2004 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2005 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2006 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2007 Central Oklahoma
- 2008 Nebraska-Kearney
- 2009 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2010 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2011 Nebraska-Omaha
- 2012 Nebraska-Kearney
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