List of Summit League champions


This article is a list of Summit League conference champions. The Summit League sponsors 19 sports, nine men's and 10 women's and no longer sponsors football. This article is updated through November 24, 2019.

Sports sponsored

Returning member Kansas City is indicated with a gray background. Departing member Purdue Fort Wayne is indicated with a red background.

Men's

Women's

Membership

Current members

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Division titles are counted as a full regular season championship. Current Summit League members Denver, North Dakota, and South Dakota have never sponsored baseball while in the conference. Returning Summit League member Kansas City never sponsored baseball during its previous tenure in the conference, and does not currently sponsor the sport.
Of former Summit members, IUPUI added baseball in the 1994 season but dropped the sport after 2001; Wisconsin–Milwaukee only participated in league play in the 1994 season, its final one in the conference; Oakland did not participate in league play during the 1999 season, its first as a conference member; and Buffalo and Wisconsin–Green Bay never sponsored baseball while in the Summit.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
181937
Southwest Missouri State1984–19904610
Eastern Illinois1984–1996606
Omaha2013–present314
Troy State1995–1997224
Wright State1992–1994314
UIC1984–1994123
Valparaiso1984–2007303
Akron1990–1992112
Cleveland State1984–1994202
Northeastern Illinois1995–1998112
South Dakota State2008–present112
C. W. Post1995–1998101
North Dakota State2008–present011
Centenary2004–2011000
Central Connecticut State1995–1998000
Chicago State1995–2006000
IUPUI1994–2001000
Pace1995–1998000
New York Tech1995–1998000
Northern Illinois1992–1994000
Northern Iowa1984–1991000
Oakland2000–2013000
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2020000
Southern Utah2000–2012000
Western Illinois1984–present000
Wisconsin–Milwaukee19940X0
Youngstown State1992–2001000

Basketball (men's)

All current Summit members, as well as returning Summit member Kansas City, have sponsored men's basketball throughout their tenures in the conference.
Among former members, Cleveland State was suspended from conference play in men's basketball during the 1988–89 and 1989–90 seasons, and Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998–99 season, its first as a Summit member.
Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Valparaiso1983–20079817
South Dakota State2008–present5510
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
639
North Dakota State2008–present347
Oakland2000–2013336
Southwest Missouri State1983–1990426
Cleveland State1983–1988
1991–1994
314
Western Illinois1983–present213
Wisconsin–Green Bay1983–1994213
Eastern Illinois1983–1996022
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2020202
IUPUI1999–2017112
Southern Utah1998–2012112
Northern Illinois1991–1994101
Northern Iowa1983–1991011
South Dakota2012–present101
UIC1983–1994101
Wright State1992–1994011
Akron1991–1992000
Buffalo1995–1998000
Centenary2004–2011000
Central Connecticut State1995–1997000
Chicago State1995–2006000
Denver2014–present000
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
000
North Dakota2019–present000
Northeastern Illinois1995–1998000
Omaha2013–present000
Troy State1995–1997000
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1994000
Youngstown State1993–2001000

Basketball (women's)

All current Summit members, plus returning member Kansas City, have sponsored women's basketball throughout their tenures in the conference.
Among former members, Oakland didn't compete in conference play during the 1998–99 season, its first as a Summit member.
Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
South Dakota State2008–present6915
Western Illinois1993–present628
Youngstown State1993–2001538
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
257
Oakland2000–2013325
South Dakota2012–present314
Valparaiso1993–2007224
Northern Illinois1993–1994213
Troy State1995–1997112
Buffalo1995–1998101
Wisconsin–Green Bay1993–1994011
Centenary2004–2011000
Central Connecticut State1995–1997000
Chicago State1995–2006000
Cleveland State1993–1994000
Denver2014–present000
Eastern Illinois1993–1996000
IUPUI1999–2017000
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
000
North Dakota2019–present000
North Dakota State2008–present000
Northeastern Illinois1995–1998000
Omaha2013–present000
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2020000
Southern Utah1998–2012000
UIC1993–1994000
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1994000
Wright State1993–1994000

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
1992–93Northern Illinois15–1Northern Illinois
1993–94Northern Illinois18–0Wisconsin–Green Bay
1994–95Buffalo
Western Illinois
Youngstown State
14–4Western Illinois
1995–96Youngstown State14–4Youngstown State
1996–97Troy State
Youngstown State
13–3Troy State
1997–98Youngstown State15–1Youngstown State
1998–99Valparaiso
Youngstown State
10–4Oral Roberts
1999–00Oakland13–3Youngstown State
2000–01Oakland12–4Oral Roberts
2001–02Valparaiso13–1Oakland

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
2002–03Western Illinois12–2Valparaiso
2003–04Western Illinois13–3Valparaiso
2004–05Western Illinois13–3Oral Roberts
2005–06Western Illinois13–3Oakland
2006–07Oakland12–2Oral Roberts
2007–08South Dakota State16–2Oral Roberts
2008–09South Dakota State17–1South Dakota State
2009–10Oral Roberts15–3South Dakota State
2010–11Oral Roberts16–2South Dakota State
2011–12South Dakota State16–2South Dakota State
2012–13South Dakota State14–2South Dakota State
2013–14South Dakota State13–1South Dakota
2014–15South Dakota13–3South Dakota State
2015–16South Dakota15–1South Dakota State
2016–17Western Illinois13–3Western Illinois
2017–18South Dakota14–0South Dakota State
2018–19South Dakota State13–1South Dakota State

Cross country (men's)

All current Summit members sponsor men's cross country except Denver and Omaha. Returning Summit member Kansas City also sponsors the sport.
Several former conference members did not continuously sponsor the sport while in the league. Northern Illinois never sponsored men's cross country while a Summit member. Cleveland State sponsored the sport when it joined, but dropped men's cross country after 1992. Wisconsin–Green Bay did not have a score in the 1982 cross country meet. Valparaiso did not participate in the 1984 cross country meet. UIC did not have a score in the 1986 cross country meet and Eastern Illinois did not participate.
TeamSeasonTotal
Southern Utah1997–201111
South Dakota State2007–present8
Northern Iowa1982–19905
Southwest Missouri State1982–19894
Youngstown State1991–20003
IUPUI1998–20162
Oakland1999–20122
Cleveland State1983–19921
Western Illinois1982–present1
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1992–19931
Akron1989–19910
Buffalo1994–19970
Centenary2003–20100
Central Connecticut State1994–19960
Chicago State1994–20050
Eastern Illinois1982–1985
1987–1995
0
Kansas City 1994–2012
2020–future
0
North Dakota2018–present0
North Dakota State2007–present0
Northeastern Illinois1994–19970
Omaha2012–present0
Oral Roberts1997–2011
2014–present
0
Purdue Fort Wayne 2007–present0
South Dakota2011–present0
Troy State1994–19960
UIC1982–19930
Valparaiso1982–1983
1985–2006
0
Wisconsin–Green Bay1982–19930
Wright State1991–19930

YearChampionRef
1982Northern Iowa
1983Northern Iowa
1984Northern Iowa
1985Southwest Missouri State
1986Southwest Missouri State
1987Southwest Missouri State
1988Northern Iowa
1989Southwest Missouri State
1990Northern Iowa
1991Western Illinois
1992Cleveland State
1993Wisconsin–Milwaukee
1994Youngstown State
1995Youngstown State
1996Youngstown State
1997Southern Utah

YearChampionRef
1998Southern Utah
1999Southern Utah
2000Southern Utah
2001Southern Utah
2002Oakland
2003Southern Utah
2004Southern Utah
2005Oakland
2006Southern Utah
2007Southern Utah
2008Southern Utah
2009South Dakota State
2010South Dakota State
2011Southern Utah
2012South Dakota State
2013South Dakota State
2014IUPUI
2015IUPUI
2016South Dakota State
2017South Dakota State
2018South Dakota State
2019South Dakota State

Cross country (women's)

All current Summit members except Denver sponsor women's cross country, as does returning member Kansas City.
Among former conference members, the only one that never sponsored cross country while in the Summit was Northern Illinois.
TeamSeasonTotal
Southern Utah1997–20119
South Dakota2011–present5
North Dakota State2007–present4
Buffalo1994–19973
Oral Roberts1997–2011
2014–present
2
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1992–19932
Oakland1999–20121
Purdue Fort Wayne 2007–20191
South Dakota State2007–present1
Youngstown State1992–20001
Centenary2004–20100
Central Connecticut State1994–19950
Chicago State1994–20050
Cleveland State1992–19930
Eastern Illinois1992–19950
IUPUI1998–20160
Kansas City 1994–2012
2020–future
0
North Dakota2018–present0
Northeastern Illinois1994–19970
Omaha2012–present0
Troy State1994–19960
UIC1992–19930
Valparaiso1992–20060
Western Illinois1992–present0
Wisconsin–Green Bay1992–19930
Wright State1992–19930

YearChampionRef
1992Wisconsin–Milwaukee
1993Wisconsin–Milwaukee
1994Buffalo
1995Buffalo
1996Buffalo
1997Youngstown State
1998Southern Utah
1999Southern Utah
2000Southern Utah
2001Southern Utah
2002Southern Utah

YearChampionRef
2003Southern Utah
2004Southern Utah
2005Oral Roberts
2006Oral Roberts
2007IPFW
Southern Utah
2008South Dakota State
2009Southern Utah
2010Oakland
2011North Dakota State
2012North Dakota State
2013North Dakota State
2014South Dakota
2015South Dakota
2016South Dakota
2017South Dakota
2018South Dakota
2019North Dakota State

Football

was sponsored by the conference from 1982–84. Members of the conference went on to form the league now known as the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
TeamSeasonTitles
Eastern Illinois1982–19843
Northern Iowa1982–19842
Southwest Missouri State1982–19840
Western Illinois1982–19840

YearChampionRecordRef
1982Eastern Illinois
Northern Iowa
2–0–1
1983Eastern Illinois3–0–0
1984Eastern Illinois
Northern Iowa
2–1–0

Golf (men's)

All current Summit League members, plus returning member Kansas City, sponsor men's golf.
Among former members, Buffalo, UIC, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor men's golf in the Summit League. Valparaiso dropped men's golf after 1999.
Since NCAA golf is a spring sport, the first season of competition for each school is the calendar year after said school either joined the conference or added men's golf, as applicable.
TeamSeasonTotal
Western Illinois1983–present8
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
7
Northern Illinois1990–19944
IUPUI1999–20173
Troy State1995–19973
South Dakota State2008–present2
Southwest Missouri State1983–19902
Denver2014–present2
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
2
North Dakota State2008–present1
Northern Iowa1983–19911
South Dakota2012–present1
Wright State1992–19941
Akron1990–19920
Centenary2004–20110
Central Connecticut State1995–19970
Chicago State1998–2000
2005–2006
0
Cleveland State1984–19940
Eastern Illinois1983–19960
North Dakota2019–present0
Northeastern Illinois1995–19980
Northern Illinois1990–19940
Oakland2000–20130
Omaha2013–present0
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–20200
Southern Utah1998–20120
Troy State1995–19970
Valparaiso1983–19920
Wisconsin–Green Bay1983–19940
Youngstown State1992–20010

YearChampionRef
1983Western Illinois
1984Western Illinois
1985Western Illinois
1986Northern Iowa
1987Western Illinois
1988Southwest Missouri State
1989Southwest Missouri State
1990Northern Illinois
1991Northern Illinois
1992Northern Illinois
1993Wright State
1994Northern Illinois
1995Troy State
1996Troy State
1997Troy State
1998Oral Roberts

YearChampionRef
1999Oral Roberts
2000Oral Roberts
2001Oral Roberts
2002IUPUI
2003Oral Roberts
2004Western Illinois
2005IUPUI
2006Western Illinois
2007Western Illinois
2008Western Illinois
2009Oral Roberts
2010Oral Roberts
2011UMKC
2012IUPUI
2013UMKC
2014Denver
2015South Dakota
2016South Dakota State
2017South Dakota State
2018North Dakota State
2019Denver

Golf (women's)

All current Summit League members, plus returning member Kansas City, sponsor women's golf.
Among former members, Valparaiso never sponsored women's golf while a member, and Chicago State dropped women's golf after 2000.
TeamSeasonTotal
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
15
Denver2014–present5
North Dakota State2008–present2
Centenary2006–20110
Chicago State1998–20000
IUPUI2001–20170
Kansas City 1998–2013
2021–future
0
North Dakota2019–present0
Oakland2000–20130
Omaha2013–present0
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–20200
South Dakota2012–present0
South Dakota State2008–present0
Southern Utah2008–20120
Western Illinois2002–present0
Youngstown State1998–20010

YearChampionRef
1998Oral Roberts
1999Oral Roberts
2000Oral Roberts
2001Oral Roberts
2002Oral Roberts
2003Oral Roberts
2004Oral Roberts
2005Oral Roberts
2006Oral Roberts
2007Oral Roberts

YearChampionRef
2008Oral Roberts
2009Oral Roberts
2010Oral Roberts
2011Oral Roberts
2012Oral Roberts
2013North Dakota State
2014Denver
2015Denver
2016Denver
2017Denver
2018North Dakota State
2019Denver

Soccer (men's)

Among current Summit League members, the four schools from the Dakotas do not sponsor men's soccer. Returning member Kansas City also sponsors the sport. Although Oral Roberts left the Summit League for the Southland Conference in 2012, it remained a men's soccer affiliate until returning to full Summit League membership in 2014. Eastern Illinois, which had been a full conference member through the 1995 soccer season, returned as a men's soccer affiliate in 2011.
Among former Summit members, Chicago State, Northern Iowa, Southern Utah, Troy State, and Youngstown State did not sponsor men's soccer while in the conference. Valparaiso first sponsored men's soccer in 1988, Southwest Missouri State began playing soccer in the conference in 1989, and Oakland did not compete in conference play during its first season as a member in 1998.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Denver2013–present6612
Oakland1999–20129312
Western Illinois1983–present6612
Kansas City 1994–2012
2020–future
538
Eastern Illinois1983–1995
2011–present
606
Oral Roberts1997–present516
Central Connecticut State1994–1997224
Cleveland State1983–19933X3
Howard1996–1998123
Omaha2013–present213
Valparaiso1988–2006213
Akron1990–19912X2
IUPUI1999–2016112
Buffalo1994–1997101
Northern Illinois1990–19931X1
Wisconsin–Green Bay1983–19931X1
Wisconsin–Milwaukee19931X1
Centenary2003–2010000
Northeastern Illinois1994–1997000
Oneonta State1996–1997000
Purdue Fort Wayne 2007–2019000
Quincy1994–1995000
SIU Edwardsville1994–1995000
Southwest Missouri State19890X0
UIC1983–19930X0
Wright State1991–19930X0

Soccer (women's)

All current and future Summit League members have sponsored women's soccer throughout their conference tenures except Kansas City, which did not sponsor women's soccer until 2009.
Among former Summit members, only Chicago State never sponsored women's soccer while a member.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Oakland1999–20128816
South Dakota State2007–present6511
Denver2013–present437
Oral Roberts1999–2011
2014–present
325
North Dakota State2007–present314
IUPUI1999–2016213
Valparaiso1999–2006213
Western Illinois1999–present101
Centenary2003–2010000
Kansas City 2009–2012
2020–future
000
North Dakota2018–present000
Omaha2012–present000
Purdue Fort Wayne 2007–present000
Southern Utah2001–2011000
South Dakota2011–present000
Youngstown State1999–2000000

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
1999Oakland5–0–0Oral Roberts
2000Oakland
Oral Roberts
4–1–0Oakland
2001Oakland5–0–0Oakland
2002Oral Roberts5–0–0Oakland
2003Oakland6–0–0Oakland
2004Oral Roberts5–1–0Oral Roberts
2005Oakland
Valparaiso
4–2–0Valparaiso
2006Valparaiso4–0–2Oakland
2007Western Illinois8–0–0Oakland
2008IUPUI
Oakland
South Dakota State
7–1–0South Dakota State

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
2009IUPUI
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
7–1–0IUPUI
2010Oakland8–0–1North Dakota State
2011South Dakota State8–0–1Oakland
2012Oakland6–2–0Oakland
2013Denver7–0–0Denver
2014South Dakota State5–2–1South Dakota State
2015North Dakota State7–0–1South Dakota State
2016Denver
North Dakota State
5–2–1South Dakota State
2017South Dakota State7–0–0Denver
2018Denver
South Dakota State
7–1–0Denver
2019Denver7–0–1South Dakota State

Softball

Among current and future Summit members, only Denver and Oral Roberts have never sponsored softball.
Among former members, Buffalo, Chicago State, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor softball during their conference tenures.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
North Dakota State2008–present81018
Western Illinois1993–present9413
DePaul1993–1999549
Southern Utah1998–2012426
Oakland2000–2013123
Centenary2004–2011022
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
202
UIC1993–1994112
IUPUI1999–2017101
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2020011
Troy State1995–1997011
Central Connecticut State1995–1998000
Cleveland State1993–1994000
Eastern Illinois1993–1996000
North Dakota2019–present000
Northeastern Illinois1995–1998000
Northern Illinois1993–1994000
Omaha2013–present000
South Dakota2012–present000
South Dakota State2008–present000
Valparaiso1993–2007000
Wisconsin–Green Bay1993–1994000
Wright State1993–1994000
Youngstown State1993–2001000

Swimming and diving (men's)

As of 2019–20, only four full Summit members sponsor men's swimming & diving: Denver, South Dakota, South Dakota State, and Western Illinois. Of these schools, two began participating as affiliate members before becoming part of the core conference membership. South Dakota State was an affiliate in 2005–06 and 2006–07, and South Dakota was an affiliate in 2009–10 and 2010–11. No other full members have ever sponsored the sport while in the conference; returning member Kansas City did not sponsor it while in the league, and does not sponsor it now.
Eastern Illinois, which had sponsored the sport throughout its tenure as a full Summit member, rejoined as a swimming & diving affiliate from the 2005–06 season. Valparaiso, also a former full member, rejoined as a swimming & diving affiliate, although with only swimmers and no divers, beginning in the 2017–18 season.
Among former Summit members, Akron, Chicago State, Southern Utah, Troy State, and Youngstown State never sponsored men's swimming & diving while in the conference. Cleveland State and Valparaiso didn't sponsor men's swimming & diving until 1992–93, and Centenary didn't sponsor the sport until 2004–05.
In the tables below, seasons are denoted by the calendar years in which they ended.
TeamSeasonTotal
Oakland2000–201314
Western Illinois1983–present8
Denver2014–present6
Southwest Missouri State1983–19906
Buffalo1995–19981
Northern Illinois1990–19941
Wright State1992–19941
Centenary2005–20110
Central Connecticut State1995–19980
Cleveland State1993–19940
Eastern Illinois1983–1996
2006–present
0
IUPUI1999–20170
Northeastern Illinois1995–19970
Northern Illinois1990–19940
Northern Iowa1983–19910
South Dakota2010–present0
South Dakota State2006–present0
UIC1983–19940
Valparaiso1993–2007
2018–present
0
Wisconsin–Green Bay1985
1993–1994
0
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1993–19940
Wright State1992–19940

YearChampionRef
1982–83Southwest Missouri State
1983–84Southwest Missouri State
1984–85Western Illinois
1985–86Western Illinois
1986–87Southwest Missouri State
1987–88Southwest Missouri State
1988–89Southwest Missouri State
1989–90Southwest Missouri State
1990–91Northern Illinois
1991–92Wright State
1992–93Western Illinois
1993–94Western Illinois
1994–95Buffalo
1995–96Western Illinois
1996–97Western Illinois
1997–98Western Illinois

YearChampionRef
1998–99Western Illinois
1999–00Oakland
2000–01Oakland
2001–02Oakland
2002–03Oakland
2003–04Oakland
2004–05Oakland
2005–06Oakland
2006–07Oakland
2007–08Oakland
2008–09Oakland
2009–10Oakland
2010–11Oakland
2011–12Oakland
2012–13Oakland
2013–14Denver
2014–15Denver
2015–16Denver
2016–17Denver
2017–18Denver
2018–19Denver

Swimming and diving (women's)

Among current Summit members, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Oral Roberts, and Purdue Fort Wayne do not sponsor women's swimming & diving. Returning member Kansas City did not sponsor the sport during its first conference tenure, and does not sponsor it now.
Both South Dakota schools began participating as affiliate members in swimming & diving before becoming part of the core conference membership; each joined for both men's and women's competition at the same time. South Dakota State competed in 2005–06 and 2006–07, and South Dakota in 2009–10 and 2010–11.
The current roster of Summit women's swimming & diving members also includes Eastern Illinois. The Panthers added women's swimming & diving in 1992–93 and competed in the Summit through 1995–96, and rejoined as swimming & diving affiliates in 2005.
Among former members, Chicago State, Southern Utah, and Troy did not sponsor women's swimming and diving while Summit League members. Youngstown State didn't sponsor women's swimming and diving until the 1997 school year. Centenary didn't sponsor women's swimming and diving until the 2005 school year.
TeamSeasonTotal
Oakland2000–201314
Denver2014–present6
Buffalo1995–19984
Wright State1993–19942
Western Illinois1993–present1
Central Connecticut State1995–19980
Centenary2005–20110
Cleveland State1993–19940
Eastern Illinois1993–1996
2006–present
0
IUPUI1999–20170
Northeastern Illinois1995–19970
Northern Illinois1993–19940
Omaha2013–present0
South Dakota2010–present0
South Dakota State2006–present0
UIC1993–19940
Valparaiso1993–20070
Wisconsin–Green Bay1993–19940
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1993–19940
Youngstown State1997–20010

YearChampionRef
1992–93Wright State
1993–94Wright State
1994–95Buffalo
1995–96Buffalo
1996–97Buffalo
1997–98Buffalo
1998–99Western Illinois
1999–00Oakland
2000–01Oakland
2001–02Oakland
2002–03Oakland

YearChampionRef
2003–04Oakland
2004–05Oakland
2005–06Oakland
2006–07Oakland
2007–08Oakland
2008–09Oakland
2009–10Oakland
2010–11Oakland
2011–12Oakland
2012–13Oakland
2013–14Denver
2014–15Denver
2015–16Denver
2016–17Denver
2017–18Denver
2018–19Denver

Tennis (men's)

Men's tennis began crowning a regular season champion in 1998. Among current Summit members, North Dakota State, Purdue Fort Wayne, South Dakota, and Western Illinois do not sponsor men's tennis. North Dakota State and South Dakota have never sponsored the sport as Summit members; Purdue Fort Wayne dropped the sport after the 2014–15 season, and Western Illinois dropped it after the 2015–16 season. Returning member Kansas City sponsored the sport during its former conference tenure, and continues to sponsor it to this day.
Valparaiso, a former full member, rejoined the Summit as a men's tennis affiliate in 2017–18, but will drop the sport after the 2019–20 season. Drake and Illinois State also became men's tennis affiliates in 2017–18, and will continue in Summit men's tennis for the foreseeable future.
Among former members, Oakland and Southern Utah never sponsored men's tennis while in the league, and Cleveland State dropped men's tennis after the 1991–92 season.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
6915
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
7613
Denver2014–present459
Southwest Missouri State1983–1990X77
Northern Illinois1990–1994X44
Western Illinois1983–2016134
Drake2018–present123
IUPUI1999–2017202
Eastern Illinois1983–1996X11
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2015101
Troy State1995–1997X11
Valparaiso1983–2007
2018–2020
101
Akron1990–1992X00
Buffalo1995–1998000
Centenary2004–2011000
Central Connecticut State1995–1997X00
Chicago State1995–2006000
Cleveland State1985–1992X00
Illinois State2018–present000
North Dakota2019–present000
Northeastern Illinois1995–1998000
Northern Iowa1983–1991X00
Omaha2013–present000
South Dakota State2008–present000
UIC1983
1985–1994
X00
Wisconsin–Green Bay1984
1986–1994
X00
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1993–1994X00
Wright State1992–1993X00
Youngstown State1992–2001000

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
2001Oral Roberts6–0Oral Roberts
2002Valparaiso5–0Oral Roberts
2003Oral Roberts4–0–1Oral Roberts
2004IUPUI6–0Oral Roberts
2005Oral Roberts6–0Oral Roberts
2006Oral Roberts6–0Western Illinois
2007Oral Roberts5–0Oral Roberts
2008Western Illinois6–0Oral Roberts
2009Oral Roberts6–0UMKC
2010UMKC6–0Oral Roberts
2011UMKC6–0UMKC
2012IPFW
IUPUI
UMKC
4–1UMKC
2013UMKC5–0UMKC
2014Denver5–0Denver
2015Denver6–0Denver
2016Denver5–0Denver
2017Denver5–0Denver
2018Drake5–0Drake
2019Denver6–0Drake

* Overall record. The Summit League did not play a conference regular season schedule.

Tennis (women's)

Women's tennis began crowning a regular season champion in 1999. An X denotes never competing in a year that awarded the regular season championship.
Among current and future Summit members, only North Dakota State and Purdue Fort Wayne do not sponsor women's tennis. North Dakota State has never sponsored women's tennis while a Summit member, while Purdue Fort Wayne dropped the sport after the 2014–15 season.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
7916
Denver2014–present6612
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2015437
Valparaiso1994–2007325
IUPUI1999–2017123
Central Connecticut State1996–1997X22
Northern Illinois1993–1994X22
Troy State1995–1997X11
Buffalo1995–1998X00
Centenary2004–2011000
Chicago State1995–2006000
Cleveland State1994X00
Eastern Illinois1993–1996X00
Kansas City 1998–2013
2021–future
000
North Dakota2019–present000
Northeastern Illinois1995–1997X00
Oakland2000–2013000
Omaha2013–present000
South Dakota2012–present000
South Dakota State2008–present000
Southern Utah1998–2012000
UIC1993–1994X00
Western Illinois1993–present000
Wisconsin–Green Bay1993–1994X00
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1993–1994X00
Wright State1993–1994X00
Youngstown State1993–2001000

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
2006Valparaiso8–0Valparaiso
2007Oral Roberts7–0Oral Roberts
2008Oral Roberts8–0Oral Roberts
2009IPFW8–0Oral Roberts
2010IPFW8–0IPFW
2011IPFW8–0IPFW
2012Oral Roberts8–0Oral Roberts
2013IPFW7–0IPFW
2014Denver6–0Denver
2015Denver7–0Denver
2016Denver6–0Denver
2017Denver6–0Denver
2018Denver4–0Denver
2019Denver5–0Denver

Track and field (men's)

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended. Schools without the indoor and outdoor designation competed in those years in both indoor and outdoor. All current and future Summit members sponsor men's track and field except Denver and Omaha. Of the sponsoring schools, all have sponsored the sport throughout their conference tenures except Purdue Fort Wayne, which dropped the sport while an NCAA Division II member in 2005 and did not reinstate it until the 2019–20 season, the school's last as a Summit member.
Among former Summit members, Centenary, Northeastern Illinois, Northern Illinois, Wisconsin–Green Bay, and Wisconsin–Milwaukee did not sponsor men's track and field while in the conference. Cleveland State didn't participate in the 1990 indoor track and field championship. Valparaiso began sponsoring men's track and field in 1996, Oakland did the same in 2006, and IUPUI started sponsoring only the outdoor form of the sport in 2013.
TeamSeasonsIndoorOutdoorTotal
North Dakota State2008–present81119
Eastern Illinois1984–1992
1983–1992
1995–1996
6915
Southern Utah1998–2012369
Northern Iowa1984–1991
1983–1991
538
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
718
South Dakota2012–present314
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
123
Western Illinois1984–1992
1983–1992
1995–present
022
Youngstown State1992
1995–2001
112
Akron1990–1992000
Buffalo1995–1998000
Central Connecticut State1996
1995–1997
000
Chicago State1995–2006000
Cleveland State1986–1989
1991–1992
1983–1992
000
IUPUIN/A
2013–2017
X00
North Dakota2019–present000
Oakland2008–2013
2006–2013
000
Purdue Fort Wayne2020000
South Dakota State2008–present000
Southwest Missouri State1984–1990
1983–1990
000
Troy State1995–1996
1995–1997
000
UIC1984–1986
1991–1992
1983–1986
1990
1992
000
Valparaiso1995–2007
1996–2007
000
Wright StateN/A
1992
X00

Indoor

YearChampionRef
1983–84Northern Iowa
1984–85Northern Iowa
1985–86Northern Iowa
1986–87Eastern Illinois
1987–88Northern Iowa
1988–89Eastern Illinois
1989–90Northern Iowa
1990–91Eastern Illinois
1991–92Eastern Illinois
1992–93Not held
1993–94Not held
1994–95Eastern Illinois
1995–96Eastern Illinois
1996–97Youngstown State
1997–98Oral Roberts
1998–99Oral Roberts

YearChampionRef
1999–00UMKC
2000–01Oral Roberts
2001–02Oral Roberts
2002–03Oral Roberts
2003–04Southern Utah
2004–05Oral Roberts
2005–06Oral Roberts
2006–07Southern Utah
2007–08North Dakota State
2008–09North Dakota State
2009–10North Dakota State
2010–11North Dakota State
2011–12Southern Utah
2012–13South Dakota
2013–14South Dakota
2014–15South Dakota
2015–16North Dakota State
2016–17North Dakota State
2017–18North Dakota State
2018–19North Dakota State

Outdoor

YearChampionRef
1983Northern Iowa
1984Northern Iowa
1985Eastern Illinois
1986Northern Iowa
1987Eastern Illinois
1988Eastern Illinois
1989Eastern Illinois
1990Eastern Illinois
1991Eastern Illinois
1992Eastern Illinois
1993Not held
1994Not held
1995Eastern Illinois
1996Eastern Illinois
1997Youngstown State
1998Southern Utah
1999UMKC

YearChampionRef
2000UMKC
2001Western Illinois
2002Western Illinois
2003Oral Roberts
2004Southern Utah
2005Southern Utah
2006Southern Utah
2007Southern Utah
2008North Dakota State
2009Southern Utah
2010North Dakota State
2011North Dakota State
2012North Dakota State
2013North Dakota State
2014North Dakota State
South Dakota
2015North Dakota State
2016North Dakota State
2017North Dakota State
2018North Dakota State
2019North Dakota State

Track and field (women's)

Seasons are listed by the calendar years in which they ended; for example, the 2001–02 school year is listed as 2002. Schools without the indoor and outdoor designation competed in those years in both indoor and outdoor.
Among current and future Summit members, only Denver does not sponsor women's track and field.
Among former members, Valparaiso started its women's track and field program in 1996, Oakland did the same in 2006, and IUPUI started sponsoring only the outdoor form of the sport in 2013. Centenary and Northeastern Illinois never sponsored women's track and field while conference members.
TeamSeasonIndoorOutdoorTotal
North Dakota State2008–present121224
Southern Utah1998–2012459
Oral Roberts1998–2012
2015–present
628
Kansas City 1995–2013
2021–future
224
Buffalo1995–1998112
Western Illinois1995–present022
Youngstown State1995–2001112
South Dakota2012–present011
Central Connecticut State1996
1995–1997
000
Chicago State1995–2006000
Eastern Illinois1995–1996000
IUPUI?–2017
2013–2017
X00
North Dakota2019–present000
Oakland2008–2013
2006–2013
000
Omaha2013–present000
Purdue Fort Wayne 2008–2020000
South Dakota State2008–present000
Troy State1995–1997000
Valparaiso1996–2007000

Indoor

YearChampionRef
1994–95Buffalo
1995–96Youngstown State
1996–97UMKC
1997–98Southern Utah
1998–99UMKC
1999–00Oral Roberts
2000–01Oral Roberts
Southern Utah
2001–02Oral Roberts
2002–03Southern Utah
2003–04Southern Utah

YearChampionRef
2004–05Oral Roberts
2005–06Oral Roberts
2006–07Oral Roberts
2007–08North Dakota State
2008–09North Dakota State
2009–10North Dakota State
2010–11North Dakota State
2011–12North Dakota State
2012–13North Dakota State
2013–14North Dakota State
2014–15North Dakota State
2015–16North Dakota State
2016–17North Dakota State
2017–18North Dakota State
2018–19North Dakota State

Outdoor

YearChampionRef
1995Buffalo
1996Western Illinois
1997Youngstown State
1998Southern Utah
1999UMKC
2000UMKC
2001Southern Utah
2002Oral Roberts
2003Southern Utah
2004Southern Utah

YearChampionRef
2005Western Illinois
2006Oral Roberts
2007Southern Utah
2008North Dakota State
2009North Dakota State
2010North Dakota State
2011North Dakota State
2012North Dakota State
2013North Dakota State
2014North Dakota State
2015North Dakota State
2016North Dakota State
2017North Dakota State
2018North Dakota State
South Dakota
2019North Dakota State

Volleyball

Division titles count as full regular season titles.
All current and future Summit League members have sponsored women's volleyball during their respective tenures in the conference. The conference has never sponsored men's volleyball, and the only member with a men's program is Purdue Fort Wayne.
Among former members, Oakland did not participate in Summit League volleyball until the 1999 season, and Southern Utah did not join Summit League women's volleyball until 2009.
TeamSeasonRegular SeasonTournamentTotal
Oral Roberts1997–2011
2014–present
7714
Valparaiso1992–20067613
Denver2013–present5510
North Dakota State2007–present437
IUPUI1998–2016415
Northern Illinois1992–1993224
Purdue Fort Wayne 2007–2019123
South Dakota2011–present213
Buffalo1994–1997202
South Dakota State2007–present112
Youngstown State1992–2000202
Central Connecticut State1994–1997101
Eastern Illinois1992–1995101
Troy State1994–1996101
Centenary2003–2010000
Chicago State1994–2005000
Cleveland State1992–1993000
Kansas City 1994–2012
2020–future
000
Northeastern Illinois1994–1997000
Oakland1999–2012000
Omaha2012–present000
Southern Utah2009–2011000
UIC1992–1993000
Western Illinois1992–present000
Wisconsin–Green Bay1992–1993000
Wisconsin–Milwaukee1993000
Wright State1992–1993000

YearRegular seasonRecordTournamentRef
2001Oral Roberts11–1Oral Roberts
2002Oral Roberts11–1Oral Roberts
2003Valparaiso13–1Valparaiso
2004Valparaiso14–0Valparaiso
2005Valparaiso13–1Valparaiso
2006Oral Roberts11–1Oral Roberts
2007South Dakota State13–3South Dakota State
2008North Dakota State16–0North Dakota State
2009North Dakota State18–0IPFW
2010IPFW
North Dakota State
14–4North Dakota State
2011North Dakota State16–2North Dakota State
2012IUPUI13–3IPFW
2013IUPUI11–3IUPUI
2014Denver
IUPUI
13–3Denver
2015Denver13–3Denver
2016Denver
South Dakota
13–3Denver
2017Denver12–2Denver
2018Denver15–0South Dakota
2019South Dakota16–0Denver