Championnat NAIA de football américain
Le Championnat NAIA de football américain réunit des équipes universitaires américaines de football américain depuis 1956. De 1970 à 1996, il existe deux divisions.
Division I
| Saison | Champion | Score | Finaliste | Lieu |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1956 | Montana State Saint Joseph's (IN) | 0–0* | Little Rock, Arkansas | |
| 1957 | Pittsburg State | 27–26 | Hillsdale | Saint Petersburg, Floride |
| 1958 | Northeastern State | 19–13 | Arizona State-Flagstaff | Saint Petersburg, Floride |
| 1959 | Texas A&I | 20–7 | Lenoir-Rhyne | Saint Petersburg, Floride |
| 1960 | Lenoir-Rhyne | 15–14 | Humboldt State | Saint Petersburg, Floride |
| 1961 | Pittsburg State | 12–7 | Linfield | Sacramento, Californie |
| 1962 | Central State | 28–13 | Lenoir-Rhyne | Sacramento, Californie |
| 1963 | Saint John’s | 33–27 | Prairie View A&M | Sacramento, Californie |
| 1964 | Concordia-Moorhead Sam Houston State | 7–7* | Augusta, Georgie | |
| 1965 | Saint John’s | 33–0 | Linfield | Augusta, Georgie |
| 1966 | Waynesburg | 42–21 | Wisconsin–Whitewater | Tulsa, Oklahoma |
| 1967 | Fairmont State | 28–21 | Eastern Washington | Morgantown, Virginie Occidentale |
| 1968 | Troy State | 43–35 | Texas A&I | Montgomery, Alabama |
| 1969 | Texas A&I | 32–7 | Concordia-Moorhead | Kingsville, Texas |
| 1970 | Texas A&I | 48–7 | Wofford | Greenville, Caroline du sud |
| 1971 | Livingston | 14–12 | Arkansas Tech | Birmingham, Alabama |
| 1972 | East Texas State | 21–18 | Carson-Newman | Commerce, Texas |
| 1973 | Abilene Christian | 42–14 | Elon | Shreveport, Louisiane |
| 1974 | Texas A&I | 34–23 | Henderson State | Kingsville, Texas |
| 1975 | Texas A&I | 37–0 | Salem | Kingsville, Texas |
| 1976 | Texas A&I | 26–0 | Central Arkansas | Kingsville, Texas |
| 1977 | Abilene Christian | 24–7 | Southwestern Oklahoma | Seattle, Washington |
| 1978 | Angelo State | 34–14 | Elon | McAllen, Texas |
| 1979 | Texas A&I | 20–14 | Central State (OK) | McAllen, Texas |
| 1980 | Elon | 17–10 | Northeastern State | Burlington, Caroline du nord |
| 1981 | Elon | 3–0 | Pittsburg State | Burlington, Caroline du nord |
| 1982 | Central State (OK) | 14–11 | Mesa State | Edmond, Oklahoma |
| 1983 | Carson-Newman | 36–28 | Mesa State | Grand Junction, Colorado |
| 1984 | Carson-Newman Central Arkansas | 19–19* | Conway, Arkansas | |
| 1985 | Hillsdale Central Arkansas | 10–10* | Conway, Arkansas | |
| 1986 | Carson-Newman | 17–0 | Cameron University | Jefferson City, Tennessee |
| 1987 | Cameron | 30–2 | Carson-Newman | Lawton, Oklahoma |
| 1988 | Carson-Newman | 56–21 | Adams State | Jefferson City, Tennessee |
| 1989 | Carson-Newman | 34–20 | Emporia State | Jefferson City, Tennessee |
| 1990 | Central State (OH) | 38–16 | Mesa State | Grand Junction, Colorado |
| 1991 | Central Arkansas | 19–16 | Central State (OH) | Wilberforce, Ohio |
| 1992 | Central State (OH) | 19–16 | Gardner-Webb | Boiling Springs, Caroline du nord |
| 1993 | East Central | 49–35 | Glenville State | Ada, Oklahoma |
| 1994 | Northeastern State | 13–12 | Arkansas-Pine Bluff | Pine Bluff, Arkansas |
| 1995 | Central State (OH) | 37–7 | Northeastern State | Tahlequah, Oklahoma |
| 1996 | Southwestern Oklahoma | 33–31 | Montana Tech | Weatherford, Oklahoma |
| 1997 | Findlay | 14–7 | Willamette | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 1998 | Azusa Pacific | 17–14 | Olivet Nazarene | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 1999 | Northwestern Oklahoma State | 34–26 | Georgetown (KY) | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2000 | Georgetown (KY) | 20–0 | Northwestern Oklahoma State | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2001 | Georgetown (KY) | 49–27 | Sioux Falls | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2002 | Carroll | 28–7 | Georgetown (KY) | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2003 | Carroll | 41–28 | Northwestern Oklahoma State | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2004 | Carroll | 15–13 | Saint Francis (IN) | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2005 | Carroll | 27–10 | Saint Francis (IN) | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2006 | Sioux Falls | 23–19 | Saint Francis (IN) | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2007 | Carroll | 17–9 | Sioux Falls | Savannah, Tennessee |
| 2008 | Sioux Falls | 23–7 | Carroll | Rome, Georgie |
| 2009 | Sioux Falls | 25–22 | Lindenwood Lions | Rome, Georgia |
| 2010 | Carroll | 10–7 | Sioux Falls | Rome, Georgie |
| 2011 | Saint Xavier | 24–20 | Carroll | Rome, Georgie |
| 2012 | Marian | 30–27 (AP) | Morningside | Rome, Georgie |
| 2013 | Grand View | 35–23 | University of the Cumberlands | Rome, Georgie |
| 2014 | Southern Oregon | 55–31 | Marian | Daytona Beach, Floride |
| 2015 | Marian | 31–14 | Southern Oregon | Daytona Beach, Floride |
| 2016 | Saint Francis (IN) | 38–17 | Baker | Daytona Beach, Floride |
* match nul ; les deux équipes sont sacrées championnes.
Division II
- 1970 : Westminster (PA) 21-16 Anderson (IN)
- 1971 : California Lutheran 30-14 Westminster (PA)
- 1972 : Missouri Southern 21-14 Northwestern (IA)
- 1973 : Northwestern (IA) 10-3 Glenville State (WV)
- 1974 : Texas Lutheran 42-0 Missouri Valley
- 1975 : Texas Lutheran 34-8 California Lutheran
- 1976 : Westminster (PA) 20-13 Redlands (CA)
- 1977 : Westminster (PA) 17-9 California Lutheran
- 1978 : Concordia College, Moorhead 7-0 University of Findlay (OH)
- 1979 : University of Findlay (OH) 51-6 Northwestern (IA)
- 1980 : Pacific Lutheran (WA) 38-10 Wilmington (OH)
- 1981 : Austin College (TX) 24-24 Concordia College, Moorhead[1]
- 1982 : Linfield (OR) 33-15 William Jewell (MO)
- 1983 : Northwestern (IA) 25-21 Pacific Lutheran University (WA)
- 1984 : Linfield (OR) 33-22 Northwestern (IA)
- 1985 : University of Wisconsin-La Crosse 24-7 Pacific Lutheran University (WA)
- 1986 : Linfield (OR) 17-0 Baker University (KS)
- 1987 : Pacific Lutheran University (WA)[2]
- 1988 : Westminster (PA) 21-14 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
- 1989 : Westminster (PA) 51-30 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
- 1990 : Peru State College (NE) 17-7 Westminster (PA)
- 1991 : Georgetown College (KY) 28-20 Pacific Lutheran University (WA)
- 1992 : University of Findlay (OH) 26-13 Linfield (OR)
- 1993 : Pacific Lutheran University(WA) 50-20 Westminster (PA)
- 1994 : Westminster (PA) 27-7 Pacific Lutheran University(WA)
- 1995 : Central Washington 21-21 University of Findlay (OH)[1]
- 1996 : University of Sioux Falls (SD) 47-25 Western Washington
Lien externe
Références
- Match nul ; les deux équipes sont sacrées championnes.
- Pacific Lutheran (WA) et University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point jouèrent la finale qui s'acheva sur un score d'égalité 16-16. Toutefois, Wisconsin-Stevens fut disqualifié pour avoir aligné un joueur non éligible.
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