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NCAA National Champions 1996-97 to Present CHAMPIONS American Southwest Conference • All-Time Conference Champions • Division Champions • NCAA Championship Participants Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NAIA) • Records As of August 3, 2021 Baseball Year ASC Champion East Division West Division NCAA Championship 1997 Howard Payne 1998 McMurry McMurry (Regional) 1999 Sul Ross State Dallas Sul Ross State Sul Ross State (Regional) 2000 Schreiner Dallas Schreiner 2001 McMurry Dallas Texas Lutheran McMurry (Regional) McMurry 2002 Concordia Texas Mississippi College Texas Lutheran Concordia Texas (National Finals, 7th) 2003 Mississippi College Mississippi College Texas Lutheran Mississippi College (Regional) 2004 McMurry UT Dallas McMurry McMurry (Regional) Concordia Texas 2005 Texas Lutheran UT Tyler Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran (Regional Final) 2006 Texas Lutheran Mississippi College Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran (Regional Final) 2007 Texas Lutheran UT Tyler Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran (Regional) UT Dallas (Regional) 2008 McMurry UT Tyler McMurry McMurry (Regional) Concordia Texas Mary Hardin-Baylor Hardin-Simmons 2009 UT Tyler UT Tyler Texas Lutheran UT Tyler (Regional) Mississippi College 2010 UT Tyler UT Tyler Texas Lutheran Mississippi College (Regional Final) UT Tyler (Regional) 2011 Concordia Texas UT Tyler Hardin-Simmons Concordia Texas (Regional) Concordia Texas UT Tyler (Regional) 2012 Concordia Texas UT Dallas Concordia Texas Concordia Texas (Regional) UT Tyler UT Tyler (Regional) 2013 UT Tyler UT Tyler Texas Lutheran UT Tyler (Regional) Texas Lutheran (Regional) Regular Season Champions 2014 LeTourneau Concordia Texas LeTourneau (Regional) 2015 UT Tyler UT Tyler UT Tyler (Regional) 2016 UT Tyler Concordia Texas UT Tyler (Regional) 2017 UT Tyler UT Tyler UT Tyler (Regional) Concordia Texas (Regional Final) 2018 UT Dallas Concordia Texas UT Tyler (National Champion) Concordia Texas (Regional) UT Dallas (Regional) 2019 Concordia Texas Howard Payne Concordia Texas (Super Regional) 2020 No champion Season canceled 2021 UT Dallas UT Dallas UT Dallas (Regional) Men's Basketball Year ASC Champion East Division West Division NCAA Championship 1997 Austin Howard Payne McMurry 1998 Mississippi College Mississippi College (Second Round) 1999 Mississippi College Mississippi College McMurry Mississippi College (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2000 McMurry Mississippi College McMurry McMurry (Sectional Final/Elite 8) Mississippi College (First Round) 2001 McMurry Mississippi College McMurry McMurry (Sectional/Sweet 16) Mississippi College (First Round) 2002 Mississippi College Mississippi College McMurry Mississippi College (Second Round) 2003 Mississippi College East Texas Baptist Sul Ross State Mississippi College (First Round) 2004 Sul Ross State Mississippi College Sul Ross State Sul Ross State (Sectional/Sweet 16) UT Dallas 2005 UT Dallas Mississippi College Hardin-Simmons Mississippi College (Sectional/Sweet 16) McMurry UT Dallas (First Round) Sul Ross State 2006 Mississippi College Mississippi College Howard Payne Mississippi College (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2007 Mississippi College Mississippi College Mary Hardin-Baylor Mississippi College (Sectional/Sweet 16) McMurry Mary Hardin-Baylor (First Round) 2008 Mary Hardin-Baylor Mississippi College Mary Hardin-Baylor Mary Hardin-Baylor (Second Round) 2009 UT Dallas UT Dallas McMurry UT Dallas (Sectional Final/Elite 8) 2010 Mary Hardin-Baylor UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor UT Dallas (Sectional/Sweet 16) Mary Hardin-Baylor (First Round) 2011 McMurry UT Dallas McMurry Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sectional/Sweet 16) McMurry (Second Round) UT Dallas (First Round) 2012 McMurry UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor McMurry (First Round) Mary Hardin-Baylor (First Round) 2013 Concordia Texas UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor Mary Hardin-Baylor (National Runner-Up) Concordia Texas (Second Round) Regular Season Champions 2014 UT Dallas UT Dallas UT Dallas (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2015 East Texas Baptist East Texas Baptist East Texas Baptist (Sectional Final/Elite 8) Hardin-Simmons East Division West Division 2016 Hardin-Simmons East Texas Baptist Sul Ross State Hardin-Simmons (Second Round) 2017 Hardin-Simmons LeTourneau Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2018 Sul Ross State LeTourneau Sul Ross State LeTourneau (Second Round) Sul Ross State (First Round) 2019 UT Dallas UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor UT Dallas (First Round) 2020 LeTourneau UT Dallas Sul Ross State UT Dallas (Second Round) LeTourneau (First Round) 2021 Ozarks Ozarks Mary Hardin-Baylor NCAA Championship canceled Women's Basketball Year ASC Champion East Division West Division NCAA Championship 1997 Austin Ozarks 1998 Austin Austin (Sectional/Sweet 16) Hardin-Simmons Mississippi College 1999 Hardin-Simmons Austin Hardin-Simmons Austin (Second Round) Hardin-Simmons (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2000 Hardin-Simmons East Texas Baptist Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional Final/Elite 8) Mississippi College McMurry McMurry (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2001 Hardin-Simmons Mississippi College Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2002 Hardin-Simmons Ozarks Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional/Sweet 16) East Texas Baptist 2003 Hardin-Simmons Mississippi College Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2004 Hardin-Simmons Mississippi College Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmons (Sectional Final/Elite 8) 2005 Howard Payne UT Tyler Hardin-Simmons Howard Payne (First Round) 2006 McMurry Mississippi College McMurry Hardin-Simmons (Final Four) UT Tyler Howard Payne (Second Round) McMurry (First Round) 2007 Howard Payne East Texas Baptist Howard Payne Howard Payne (Sectional/Sweet 16) McMurry (First Round) 2008 Howard Payne UT Tyler Howard Payne Howard Payne (National Champion) McMurry (Second Round) 2009 Howard Payne UT Dallas McMurry Howard Payne (First Round) Mississippi College (First Round) 2010 Louisiana College Louisiana College Mary Hardin-Baylor Louisiana College (First Round) 2011 Howard Payne Louisiana College Howard Payne Howard Payne (Second Round) Hardin-Simmons Louisiana College (Second Round) 2012 Concordia Texas Louisiana College Concordia Texas Concordia Texas (First Round) Louisiana College (First Round) 2013 UT Dallas Louisiana College Howard Payne UT Dallas (First Round) Louisiana College (First Round) Regular Season Champions 2014 UT Tyler UT Tyler UT Tyler (Sectional/Sweet 16) 2015 UT Dallas UT Tyler UT Dallas (Sectional/Sweet 16) East Division West Division UT Tyler (Second Round) 2016 UT Tyler UT Tyler Howard Payne UT Tyler (Sectional Finals / Elite 8) 2017 UT Dallas UT Dallas Howard Payne UT Dallas (First Round) 2018 East Texas Baptist UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor East Texas Baptist (Sectional Finals / Elite 8) UT Dallas (Second Round) 2019 UT Dallas UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sectional / Sweet 16) UT Dallas (Second Round) 2020 Mary Hardin-Baylor UT Dallas Mary Hardin-Baylor Mary Hardin-Baylor (Sectional / Sweet 16) *Sectionals canceled before played* UT Dallas (Second Round) 2021 Mary Hardin-Baylor East Texas Baptist Hardin-Simmons NCAA Championship canceled Men's Cross Country Year ASC Champion NCAA Championship 1996 Ozarks 1997 Mississippi College 1998 Mississippi College 1999 McMurry 2000 McMurry 2001 Mississippi College Regional: Mississippi College (8th), McMurry (13th) 2002 Mississippi College Regional: Mississippi College (7th), McMurry (12th) 2003 Mississippi College Regional: Mississippi College (8th), McMurry (14th), East Texas Baptist (Ind.), UT Dallas (Ind.) 2004 Mississippi College Regional: McMurry (12th), Mississippi College (Ind.), LeTourneau (Ind.), East Texas Baptist (Ind.) National: Mississippi College (Ind.) 2005 UT Tyler Regional: LeTourneau (Ind.), McMurry (Ind.), Mississippi College (Ind.) National: Mississippi College (Ind.) 2006 UT Tyler Regional: McMurry (5th) 2007 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (3rd), McMurry (10th), Mississippi College, Sul Ross State (Ind.) National: UT Tyler (Ind.) 2008 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (3rd), McMurry (9th), Concordia Texas (19th), UT Dallas (Ind.), Sul Ross State (Ind.), Ozarks (Ind.) National: UT Tyler (Ind.), McMurry (Ind.) 2009 Mississippi College Regional: UT Tyler (9th), Mississippi College (13th), McMurry (14th), Concordia Texas (Ind.), Ozarks (Ind.) 2010 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (13th), Mississippi College (18th), McMurry (Ind.), Ozarks (Ind.), UT Dallas (Ind.) National: UT Tyler (Ind.) 2011 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (7th), Ozarks (10th), LeTourneau (22nd), UT Dallas (23rd), East Texas Baptist (Ind.), McMurry (Ind.), Mississippi College (Ind.) 2012 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (8th), Mississippi College (17th), LeTourneau (21st), Hardin-Simmons (Ind.) 2013 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (5th), LeTourneau (19th), East Texas Baptist (Ind.), Ozarks (Ind.) 2014 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (13th), Concordia Texas (23rd), LeTourneau (24th), UT Dallas (27th), East Texas Baptist (Ind.), Hardin-Simmons (Ind.) 2015 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (15th), LeTourneau (18th), UT Dallas (22nd). East Texas Baptist (27th), Concordia Texas (Ind.) 2016 UT Tyler Regional: LeTourneau (15th), UT Tyler (19th), UT Dallas (20th), Concordia Texas (Ind.), Hardin- Simmons (Ind.), Ozarks (Ind.) 2017 UT Tyler Regional: UT Tyler (17th), UT Dallas (19th), Ozarks (23rd), Concordia Texas (29th), Sul Ross State (Ind.), Hardin-Simmons (Ind.), LeTourneau (Ind.), East Texas Baptist (Ind.) 2018 UT Dallas Regional: UT Dallas (14th), Ozarks (19th), Hardin-Simmons (20th), East Texas Baptist (25th), LeTourneau (27th), McMurry (29th), Concordia Texas (32nd) National: Ozarks (Ind.) 2019 UT Dallas Regional: UT Dallas (14th),
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