NCAA team champions for Men's Indoor Track and Field
Division I
Division II
- 1985 Southeast Missouri State
- 1987 St. Augustine's
- 1988 Abilene Christian, St. Augustine's
- 1989 St. Augustine's
- 1990 St. Augustine's
- 1991 St. Augustine's
- 1992 St. Augustine's
- 1993 Abilene Christian
- 1994 Abilene Christian
- 1995 St. Augustine's
- 1996 Abilene Christian
- 1997 Abilene Christian
- 1998 Abilene Christian
- 1999 Abilene Christian
- 2000 Abilene Christian
- 2001 St. Augustine's
- 2002 Abilene Christian
- 2003 Abilene Christian
- 2004 Abilene Christian
- 2005 Abilene Christian
- 2006 St. Augustine's
- 2007 St. Augustine's
- 2008 St. Augustine's
- 2009 St. Augustine's
Division III
- 1985 St. Thomas (MN)
- 1986 Frostburg State
- 1987 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1988 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1989 North Central (IL)
- 1990 Lincoln (PA)
- 1991 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1992 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1993 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1994 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1995 Lincoln (PA)
- 1996 Lincoln (PA)
- 1997 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 1998 Lincoln (PA)
- 1999 Lincoln (PA)
- 2000 Lincoln (PA)
- 2001 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2002 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2003 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2004 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2005 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2006 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2007 Lincoln (PA)
- 2008 Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2009 Wisconsin–La Crosse, Wisconsin–Oshkosh
See also
External links
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Baseball (Championship, CWS) · Basketball (Men, Women) · Women's Bowling · Cross Country (Men, Women) · Women's Field Hockey · Fencing (Championship) · Football (BCS, Championship, Championship Subdivision) · Golf (Men, Women) · Gymnastics (Men, Women) · Ice Hockey (Men, Women) · Lacrosse (Men, Women) · Rifle · Rowing (Women's Championship) · Skiing · Soccer (Men, Women) · Softball (Championship, CWS) · Swimming & Diving (Men, Women) · Tennis (Men, Women) · Track & Field (Men's Indoor & Outdoor, Women's Indoor & Outdoor) · Volleyball (Men, Women) · Water Polo (Men, Women) · Wrestling (Men's Championship) · Institutions · Athletic Directors
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