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Outdoor Track & Field 2015 OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD Abilene Christian Central Arkansas Houston Baptist UIW Lamar McNeese State New Orleans Nicholls Northwestern State Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Stephen F. Austin Texas A&M-Corpus Christi SOUTHLAND CROSS COUNTRY SOUTHLAND CROSSOUTDOOR COUNTRY TRACK & FIELD Men's Year-by-Year Team Champions Men's Team Championships 1964......................................................................................Abilene Christian Lamar ......................................................................................................... 10 1965......................................................................................Abilene Christian Northwestern State ....................................................................................... 3 1966......................................................................................Abilene Christian Sam Houston State ....................................................................................... 2 1967......................................................................................Abilene Christian Stephen F. Austin .......................................................................................... 2 1968......................................................................................Abilene Christian Southeastern Louisiana................................................................................. 2 1969......................................................................................Abilene Christian Texas-Arlington* ........................................................................................... 8 1970......................................................................................Abilene Christian Abilene Christian* ......................................................................................... 7 1971......................................................................................................Lamar Texas State* ................................................................................................ 5 1972................................................................................................... Vacated Texas-San Antonio* ....................................................................................... 4 1973.........................................................................................Louisiana Tech Arkansas State* ........................................................................................... 2 1974.........................................................................................Louisiana Tech Louisiana-Monroe* ...................................................................................... 2 1975................................................................................. Louisiana-Lafayette Louisiana Tech* ............................................................................................ 2 1976........................................................................................ Arkansas State Louisiana-Lafayette* ..................................................................................... 1 1977........................................................................................ Arkansas State Vacated ........................................................................................................ 1 1978......................................................................................................Lamar *Former Southland Member 1979......................................................................................................Lamar 1980......................................................................................................Lamar 1981......................................................................................................Lamar 1982......................................................................................................Lamar Men's Individual Champions 1983......................................................................................................Lamar 1984......................................................................................................Lamar Lamar ....................................................................................................... 129 1985......................................................................................................Lamar McNeese State ........................................................................................... 65 1986......................................................................................................Lamar Stephen F. Austin ........................................................................................ 61 1987....................................................................................Louisiana-Monroe Northwestern State ..................................................................................... 53 1988....................................................................................Louisiana-Monroe Sam Houston State ..................................................................................... 41 1989........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Southeastern Louisiana............................................................................... 23 1990........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ............................................................................. 4 1991........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Nicholls State ............................................................................................... 3 1992........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Abilene Christian ........................................................................................... 1 1993..................................................................................Northwestern State Central Arkansas ........................................................................................... 1 1994........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Texas-Arlington* ....................................................................................... 117 1995..............................................................................................Texas State Texas State* ............................................................................................... 75 1996........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Arkansas State* .......................................................................................... 70 1997........................................................................................Texas-Arlington Abilene Christian* ....................................................................................... 66 1998..............................................................................................Texas State Louisiana-Monroe* ..................................................................................... 58 1999..................................................................................Northwestern State Louisiana Tech* .......................................................................................... 46 2000..............................................................................................Texas State Texas-San Antonio* ..................................................................................... 40 2001...................................................................................Texas-San Antonio Louisiana-Lafayette* ................................................................................... 32 2002..................................................................................Northwestern State North Texas* ............................................................................................... 15 2003..............................................................................................Texas State Trinity* .......................................................................................................... 9 2004..............................................................................................Texas State Oral Roberts* ................................................................................................ 3 2005..................................................................................Sam Houston State *Former Southland Member 2006..................................................................................Sam Houston State 2007........................................................................................Texas-Arlington 2008...................................................................................Texas-San Antonio 2009........................................................................... Southeastern Louisiana 2010...................................................................................Texas-San Antonio 2011..................................................................................... Stephen F. Austin 2012...................................................................................Texas-San Antonio 2013....................................................................................
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