The complete list of the 37 NCAA team champions for the 2008-09 academic year:

Baseball: LSU (SEC)
Basketball, men: North Carolina (ACC)
Basketball, women: Connecticut (Big East)
Bowling: Nebraska (Big 12)
Cross country, men: Oregon (Pac-10)
Cross country, women: Washington (Pac-10)
Fencing: Penn State (Big Ten)
Field hockey: Maryland (ACC)
Football, FBS: Florida (SEC)
Football, FCS: Richmond (Colonial)
Golf, men: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Golf, women: Arizona State (Pac-10)
Gymnastics, men: Stanford (Pac-10)
Gymnastics, women: Georgia (SEC)
Hockey, men: Boston University (America East)
Hockey, women: Wisconsin (Big Ten)
Lacrosse, men: Syracuse (Big East)
Lacrosse, women: Northwestern (Big Ten)
Rifle: West Virginia (Big East)
Rowing: Stanford (Pac-10)
Skiing: Denver (Sun Belt)
Soccer, men: Maryland (ACC)
Soccer, women: North Carolina (ACC)
Softball: Washington (Pac-10)
Swimming, men: Auburn (SEC)
Swimming, women: California (Pac-10)
Tennis, men: USC (Pac-10)
Tennis, women: Duke (ACC)
Track, men's indoor: Oregon (Pac-10)
Track, women's indoor: Tennessee (SEC)
Track, men's outdoor: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Track, women's outdoor: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Volleyball, men: UC Irvine (Big West)
Volleyball, women: Penn State (Big Ten)
Water polo, men: USC (Pac-10)
Water polo, women: UCLA (Pac-10)
Wrestling: Iowa (Big Ten)

Conference breakdown


There are 37 national titles, including two in football (FBS and FCS). "Big Six" conferences won 33 of them, up from 30 last year.

Pac-10 (11)
Men's cross country: Oregon
Women's cross country: Washington
Women's golf: Arizona State
Men's gymnastics: Stanford
Men's indoor track: Oregon
Rowing: Stanford
Softball: Washington
Women's swimming: California
Men's tennis: USC
Men's water polo: USC
Women's water polo: UCLA

ACC (5)
Men's basketball: North Carolina
Field hockey: Maryland
Men's soccer: Maryland
Women's soccer: North Carolina
Women's tennis: Duke

Big Ten (5)
Fencing: Penn State
Women's hockey: Wisconsin
Women's lacrosse: Northwestern
Women's volleyball: Penn State
Wrestling: Iowa

SEC (5)
Baseball: LSU
FBS football: Florida
Women's gymnastics: Georgia
Women's indoor track: Tennessee
Men's swimming: Auburn

Big 12 (4)
Bowling: Nebraska
Men's golf: Texas A&M
Men's outdoor track: Texas A&M
Women's outdoor track: Texas A&M

Big East (3)
Women's basketball: Connecticut
Men's lacrosse: Syracuse
Rifle: West Virginia

two of the big three...thats all that matters really.. ha

"Gymnastics, men: Stanford (Pac-10) "

Why is not surprising that the best male gymnasts are near San Fran?

pac 10 won nothing anyone cares about, same for big 10, the ACC basketball isnt surprising

SEC dominates

Congrats LSU on the baseball championship. Sorry for the belated props, but I was too busy to log on during the CWS. You again made the SEC proud!

Pac-10 is killing us in rowing and water polo. We need to step our game up. I'm not surprised WVU won the rifle championship.

Shouldve won softball

I understand that these are TEAM championships.....but, I'd love to know some of the individual champions as well. i.e. Freshman Devin Britton of Ole Miss won the men's singles tennis championship.

I'm sure you could also pick out a few of those GymDawgs in girls gymnastics...or a few Razorbacks in men's track.....just sayin........

Hey, where is the MSU Disc Golf National Championship