List of Mid-American Conference champions

This article is a list of Mid-American Conference Champions. The Mid-American Conference sponsors 23 sports, 11 men's and 12 women's.

Membership

Years listed are the calendar years in which membership began and ended. In the case of affiliate members, the first or last year of competition may differ from the start or end of membership.

Current members

Ohio Bobcats (1947–present)
Miami RedHawks (1948–present)
Western Michigan Broncos (1948–present)
Bowling Green Falcons (1951–present)
Kent State Golden Flashes (1951–present)
Toledo Rockets (1951–present)
Central Michigan Chippewas (1972–present)
Eastern Michigan Eagles (1972–present)
Ball State Cardinals (1973–present)
Northern Illinois Huskies (1973–1986, 1997–present)
Akron Zips (1992–present)
Buffalo Bulls (1998–present)

Affiliate members

Missouri State Bears – Field hockey (2005–present); men's swimming and diving
Missouri Tigers – Wrestling (2012–present)
Northern Iowa Panthers – Wrestling (2012–present)
Old Dominion Monarchs – Wrestling (2013–present)
West Virginia Mountaineers – Men's soccer (2012–present)
Binghamton Bearcats – Men's tennis (2014–present)
Longwood Lancers – Field hockey (2014–present)
Evansville Purple Aces – Men's swimming and diving
Southern Illinois Salukis – Men's swimming and diving
- The Appalachian State Mountaineers will become a field hockey affiliate in 2017.

Former members

Butler Bulldogs (1947–1950)
Cincinnati Bearcats (1947–1953)
Western Reserve Red Cats (1947–1955)
Marshall Thundering Herd (1954–1969, 1997–2005)

Former affiliate members

Chicago State Cougars – Men's tennis (2008–2013)
Florida Atlantic Owls – Men's soccer (2008–2013)
Hartwick Hawks – Men's soccer (2007–2014)
IPFW Mastodons – Men's soccer (2005–2008), men's tennis (2002–2007)^[1]
Kentucky Wildcats - Men's soccer (1995–2004)^[1]
Louisville Cardinals – Field hockey (1994–2005)
Temple Owls – Football (2007–2012)
UCF Golden Knights – Football (2002–2005)
UMass Minutemen – Football (2012–2015)

Sports

Baseball

The baseball season begins in February and finishes with the conference tournament in May at All Pro Freight Stadium in Avon, Ohio.^[2]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2016	East	Kent State	20–4	Western Michigan	^[3]
2016	West	Ball State	15–9	Western Michigan	^[3]
2015	East	Kent State	18–9	Ohio	^[4]
2015	West	Central Michigan	20–7	Ohio	^[4]
2014	East	Miami	18–9	Kent State	^[4]
2014	West	Ball State	22–4	Kent State	^[4]
2013	East	Kent State	20–7	Bowling Green	^[5]
2013	West	Northern Illinois	16–11	Bowling Green	^[5]
2012	East	Kent State	24–3	Kent State	^[4]
2012	West	Toledo	19–8	Kent State	^[4]
2011	East	Kent State	21–5	Kent State	^[6]^[7]
2011	West	Central Michigan	17–9	Kent State	^[6]^[7]
2010	East	Bowling Green, Kent State	18–9	Kent State	^[8]^[9]
2010	West	Central Michigan	20–7	Kent State	^[8]^[9]
2009	East	Bowling Green	18–8	Kent State	^[10]
2009	West	Ball State	14–10	Kent State	^[10]
2008	East	Bowling Green, Kent State	16–8	Eastern Michigan	^[10]
2008	West	Eastern Michigan	15–8	Eastern Michigan	^[10]
2007	East	Kent State	19–8	Kent State	^[10]
2007	West	Eastern Michigan	21–4	Kent State	^[10]
2006	East	Kent State	19–7	Ball State	^[10]
2006	West	Central Michigan	17–9	Ball State	^[10]
2005	East	Miami	17–5	Miami	^[10]
2005	West	Ball State	17–5	Miami	^[10]
2004	East	Miami	14–8	Kent State	^[10]
2004	West	Central Michigan	18–6	Kent State	^[10]
2003	East	Kent State	20–4	Eastern Michigan	^[10]
2003	West	Ball State	17–10	Eastern Michigan	^[10]
2002	East	Bowling Green	18–7	Kent State	^[10]
2002	West	Eastern Michigan	19–9	Kent State	^[10]
2001	East	Bowling Green	18–9	Kent State	^[11]
2001	West	Ball State	21–5	Kent State	^[11]
2000	East	Kent State	20–6	Miami	^[11]
2000	West	Ball State, Central Michigan	18–8	Miami	^[11]
1999	East	Bowling Green	21–10	Bowling Green	^[11]
1999	West	Ball State	25–6	Bowling Green	^[11]
1998	East	Bowling Green	17–10	Bowling Green	^[11]
1998	West	Ball State	23–8	Bowling Green	^[11]
1997		Ohio	22–9	Ohio	^[11]
1996		Kent State	21–7	Akron	^[11]
1995		Bowling Green	22–8	Central Michigan	^[11]
1994		Kent State	18–7	Central Michigan	^[11]
1993		Central Michigan, Kent State	22–10	Kent State	^[11]
1992		Kent State	24–7	Kent State	^[11]
1991		Ohio	20–11	No tournament	^[11]
1990		Central Michigan	19–9		^[11]
1989		Western Michigan	23–6		^[11]
1988		Central Michigan	24–8		^[11]
1987		Central Michigan	23–7		^[12]
1986		Central Michigan	25–6		^[12]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1985		Central Michigan	23–9	No tournament	^[12]
1984		Central Michigan	20–8	No tournament	^[12]
1983	Eastern	Ohio	10–4	Miami	^[12]
1983	Western	Western Michigan	8–4	Miami	^[12]
1982	Eastern	Ohio	10–5	Eastern Michigan	^[12]
1982	Western	Western Michigan	12–4	Eastern Michigan	^[12]
1981		Central Michigan	13–3	Eastern Michigan	^[12]
1980		Central Michigan	12–5		^[12]
1979		Miami	13–3		^[12]
1978		Eastern Michigan	12–3		^[12]
1977		Central Michigan	14–4		^[12]
1976		Eastern Michigan	12–3		^[12]
1975		Eastern Michigan	12–4		^[12]
1974		Miami	13–5		^[12]
1973		Miami	14–4		^[12]
1972		Bowling Green	6–2–1		^[12]
1971		Ohio	11–3		^[12]
1970		Ohio	14–1		^[12]
1969		Ohio	13–3		^[13]
1968		Ohio	9–0		^[13]
1967		Western Michigan	8–1		^[13]
1966		Western Michigan	8–1		^[13]
1965		Ohio	11–1		^[13]
1964		Kent State, Ohio	10–4	Kent State *	^[13]
1963		Western Michigan	12–0		^[13]
1962		Western Michigan	9–0		^[13]
1961		Western Michigan	11–0		^[13]
1960		Ohio	8–1		^[13]
1959		Ohio, Western Michigan	8–2	Western Michigan *	^[13]
1958		Western Michigan	10–0		^[13]
1957		Western Michigan	9–0		^[13]
1956		Ohio	7–2		^[13]
1955		Western Michigan	9–0		^[13]
1954		Ohio	8–1		^[13]
1953		Ohio	8–1		^[13]
1952		Western Michigan	8–0		^[13]
1951		Western Michigan	6–0		^[13]
1950		Western Michigan	9–1		^[13]
1949		Western Michigan	8–2		^[13]
1948		Ohio	7–2		^[13]
1947		Ohio	5–2		^[14]^[15]

* One-game playoff winner. Prior to the conference tournament, regular season ties were broken with a one-game playoff.

Basketball (men's)

The men's basketball tournament is held in March at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. The tournament began in 1980 and has been held in Cleveland since 2000.

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2015–16	East	Akron	13–5	Buffalo	^[3]
2015–16	West	Ball State, Central Michigan	10–8	Buffalo	^[3]
2014–15	East	Buffalo, Kent State	12–6	Buffalo
2014–15	West	Central Michigan	12–6	Buffalo
2013–14	East	Buffalo	13–5	Western Michigan
2013–14	West	Toledo, Western Michigan	14–4	Western Michigan
2012–13	East	Akron, Ohio	14–2	Akron
2012–13	West	Toledo, Western Michigan	10–6	Akron
2011–12	East	Akron	13–3	Ohio	^[16]
2011–12	West	Eastern Michigan	9–7	Ohio	^[16]
2010–11	East	Kent State	12–4	Akron	^[17]
2010–11	West	Western Michigan	11–5	Akron	^[17]
2009–10	East	Kent State	13–3	Ohio	^[17]
2009–10	West	Central Michigan	9–7	Ohio	^[17]
2008–09	East	Bowling Green, Buffalo	11–5	Akron	^[17]
2008–09	West	Ball State, Central Michigan, Western Michigan	7–9	Akron	^[17]
2007–08	East	Kent State	13–3	Kent State	^[17]
2007–08	West	Western Michigan	12–4	Kent State	^[17]
2006–07	East	Akron	13–3	Miami	^[17]
2006–07	West	Toledo	14–2	Miami	^[17]
2005–06	East	Kent State	15–3	Kent State	^[17]
2005–06	West	Northern Illinois	12–6	Kent State	^[17]
2004–05	East	Miami	12–6	Ohio	^[17]
2004–05	West	Toledo, Western Michigan	11–7	Ohio	^[17]
2003–04	East	Kent State	13–5	Western Michigan	^[17]
2003–04	West	Western Michigan	15–3	Western Michigan	^[17]
2002–03	East	Kent State	12–6	Central Michigan	^[17]
2002–03	West	Central Michigan	14–4	Central Michigan	^[17]
2001–02	East	Kent State	17–1	Kent State	^[17]
2001–02	West	Ball State	12–6	Kent State	^[17]
2000–01	East	Kent State	13–5	Kent State	^[17]
2000–01	West	Central Michigan	14–4	Kent State	^[17]
1999–00	East	Bowling Green	14–4	Ball State	^[17]
1999–00	West	Ball State, Toledo	11–7	Ball State	^[17]
1998–99	East	Miami	15–3	Kent State	^[18]
1998–99	West	Toledo	11–7	Kent State	^[18]
1997–98	East	Akron	13–5	Eastern Michigan	^[18]
1997–98	West	Ball State, Western Michigan	14–4	Eastern Michigan	^[18]
1996–97		Bowling Green, Miami	13–5	Miami	^[18]
1995–96		Eastern Michigan	14–4	Eastern Michigan	^[18]
1994–95		Miami	16–2	Ball State	^[18]^[19]
1993–94		Ohio	14–4	Ohio	^[18]
1992–93		Ball State, Miami	14–4	Ball State	^[18]
1991–92		Miami	13–3	Miami	^[18]
1990–91		Eastern Michigan	13–3	Eastern Michigan	^[18]
1989–90		Ball State	13–3	Ball State	^[18]
1988–89		Ball State	14–2	Ball State	^[18]
1987–88		Eastern Michigan	14–2	Eastern Michigan	^[18]
1986–87		Central Michigan	14–2	Central Michigan	^[18]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1985–86	Miami	16–2	Ball State	^[18]
1984–85	Ohio	14–4	Ohio	^[20]
1983–84	Miami	16–2	Miami	^[20]
1982–83	Bowling Green	15–3	Ohio	^[20]
1981–82	Ball State	12–4	Northern Illinois	^[20]
1980–81	Ball State, Bowling Green, Northern Illinois, Toledo, Western Michigan	10–6	Ball State	^[20]
1979–80	Toledo	14–2	Toledo	^[20]
1978–79	Central Michigan, Toledo	13–3	Toledo *	^[20]
1977–78	Miami	12–4		^[20]
1976–77	Central Michigan, Miami	13–3	Central Michigan *	^[20]
1975–76	Western Michigan	15–1		^[20]
1974–75	Central Michigan	10–4		^[20]
1973–74	Ohio	9–3		^[20]
1972–73	Miami	9–2		^[20]
1971–72	Ohio, Toledo	7–3	Ohio *	^[20]
1970–71	Miami	9–1		^[20]
1969–70	Ohio	9–1		^[20]
1968–69	Miami	10–2		^[20]
1967–68	Bowling Green	10–2		^[21]
1966–67	Toledo	11–1		^[21]
1965–66	Miami	11–1		^[21]
1964–65	Miami, Ohio	11–1	Ohio *	^[21]
1963–64	Ohio	10–2		^[21]
1962–63	Bowling Green	9–3		^[21]
1961–62	Bowling Green	11–1		^[21]
1960–61	Ohio	10–2		^[21]
1959–60	Ohio	10–2		^[21]
1958–59	Bowling Green, Miami	9–3	Bowling Green *	^[21]
1957–58	Miami	12–0		^[21]
1956–57	Miami	11–1		^[21]
1955–56	Marshall	10–2		^[21]
1954–55	Miami	11–3		^[21]
1953–54	Toledo	10–2		^[21]
1952–53	Miami	10–2		^[21]
1951–52	Miami, Western Michigan	9–3		^[21]
1950–51	Cincinnati	7–1		^[21]
1949–50	Cincinnati	10–0		^[21]
1948–49	Cincinnati	9–1		^[21]
1947–48	Cincinnati	7–2		^[21]
1946–47	Butler, Cincinnati	6–2		^[21]

* One-game playoff winner. Prior to the conference tournament, regular season ties were broken with a one-game playoff.

Basketball (women's)

The women's basketball tournament is held in March at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. The tournament was first held in 1982 and has been in Cleveland since 2000. It moved to what is now Quicken Loans Arena in 2001.

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011–12	East	Bowling Green	14–2	Eastern Michigan	^[22]^[23]
2011–12	West	Eastern Michigan, Toledo	13–3	Eastern Michigan	^[22]^[23]
2010–11	East	Bowling Green	13–3	Bowling Green	^[24]^[25]
2010–11	West	Toledo	14–2	Bowling Green	^[24]^[25]
2009–10	East	Bowling Green	14–2	Bowling Green	^[26]^[27]
2009–10	West	Toledo	12–4	Bowling Green	^[26]^[27]
2008–09	East	Bowling Green	15–1	Ball State	^[26]^[27]
2008–09	West	Ball State	14–2	Ball State	^[26]^[27]
2007–08	East	Bowling Green	13–3	Miami	^[26]
2007–08	West	Ball State, Eastern Michigan	11–5	Miami	^[26]
2006–07	East	Bowling Green	15–1	Bowling Green	^[26]^[28]
2006–07	West	Ball State	13–3	Bowling Green	^[26]^[28]
2005–06	East	Bowling Green	16–0	Bowling Green	^[26]
2005–06	West	Eastern Michigan	15–1	Bowling Green	^[26]
2004–05	East	Kent State, Marshall	12–4	Bowling Green	^[26]
2004–05	West	Bowling Green	13–3	Bowling Green	^[26]
2003–04	East	Miami	13–2	Eastern Michigan	^[29]
2003–04	West	Eastern Michigan	12–4	Eastern Michigan	^[29]
2002–03	East	Miami	11–5	Western Michigan	^[29]
2002–03	West	Ball State, Toledo	12–4	Western Michigan	^[29]
2001–02	East	Kent State	13–3	Kent State	^[29]
2001–02	West	Ball State	13–3	Kent State	^[29]
2000–01	East	Kent State	14–2	Toledo	^[29]
2000–01	West	Toledo	15–1	Toledo	^[29]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999–00	East	Kent State	15–1	Kent State	^[29]
1999–00	West	Western Michigan	14–2	Kent State	^[29]
1998–99	East	Kent State	14–2	Toledo	^[29]
1998–99	West	Toledo	14–2	Toledo	^[29]
1997–98	East	Kent State	18–0	Kent State	^[30]
1997–98	West	Toledo	15–3	Kent State	^[30]
1996–97		Toledo	16–2	Toledo	^[30]
1995–96		Kent State	16–2	Toledo	^[30]
1994–95		Ohio, Toledo	15–3	Toledo	^[30]
1993–94		Bowling Green	17–1	Bowling Green	^[30]
1992–93		Bowling Green	17–1	Bowling Green	^[30]
1991–92		Toledo	15–1	Toledo	^[30]
1990–91		Toledo	13–3	Toledo	^[30]
1989–90		Miami	15–1	Bowling Green	^[30]
1988–89		Bowling Green	16–0	Bowling Green	^[31]
1987–88		Bowling Green	14–2	Bowling Green	^[31]
1986–87		Bowling Green	16–0	Bowling Green	^[31]
1985–86		Ohio	16–2	Ohio	^[31]
1984–85		Central Michigan	15–3	Western Michigan	^[31]
1983–84		Central Michigan	18–0	Central Michigan	^[31]
1982–83		Miami	17–1	Central Michigan	^[31]
1981–82		Miami	11–1	Miami	^[31]

Cross country (men's)

The men's cross country championship is held in October along with the women's cross country championship. The most recent edition, in 2012, was held in Grand Island, New York.^[32]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
2012	Eastern Michigan	^[32]
2011	Eastern Michigan	^[33]
2010	Eastern Michigan	^[34]
2009	Kent State	^[35]
2008	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
2006	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
2005	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
2004	Central Michigan	^[35]
2003	Central Michigan	^[35]
2002	Central Michigan	^[35]
2001	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
2000	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1999	Central Michigan	^[35]
1998	Miami	^[35]
1997	Miami	^[35]
1996	Ohio	^[35]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1995	Bowling Green	^[35]
1994	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1993	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1992	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1991	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1990	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1989	Central Michigan	^[35]
1988	Central Michigan	^[35]
1987	Ball State	^[35]
1986	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1985	Miami	^[35]
1984	Miami	^[35]
1983	Miami	^[35]
1982	Central Michigan	^[35]
1981	Miami	^[35]
1980	Western Michigan	^[35]
1979	Western Michigan	^[35]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1978	Miami	^[35]
1977	Western Michigan	^[35]
1976	Western Michigan	^[35]
1975	Ball State	^[35]
1974	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1973	Eastern Michigan	^[35]
1972	Miami	^[35]
1971	Miami	^[35]
1970	Western Michigan	^[35]
1969	Bowling Green	^[35]
1968	Western Michigan	^[35]
1967	Miami	^[35]
1966	Western Michigan	^[35]
1965	Miami	^[35]
1964	Ohio	^[35]
1963	Western Michigan	^[35]
1962	Ohio	^[35]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1961	Western Michigan	^[35]
1960	Western Michigan	^[35]
1959	Western Michigan	^[35]
1958	Western Michigan	^[35]
1957	Western Michigan	^[35]
1956	Miami	^[35]
1955	Miami	^[35]
1954	Miami	^[35]
1953	Miami	^[35]
1952	Miami	^[35]
1951	Miami	^[35]
1950	Miami	^[35]
1949	Miami	^[35]
1948	Western Michigan	^[35]
1947	Miami	^[35]
1946	Wayne State	^[35]

Cross country (women's)

The women's cross country championship is held in October along with the men's cross country championship. The most recent edition, in 2012, was held in Grand Island, New York.^[36]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
2012	Toledo	^[36]
2011	Toledo	^[37]
2010	Toledo	^[34]
2009	Miami	^[38]
2008	Miami	^[38]
2007	Ohio	^[38]
2006	Ohio	^[38]
2005	Akron	^[38]
2004	Kent State	^[38]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
2003	Ball State	^[38]
2002	Toledo	^[38]
2001	Toledo	^[38]
2000	Central Michigan	^[38]
1999	Akron	^[38]
1998	Bowling Green	^[38]
1997	Ohio	^[38]
1996	Bowling Green	^[38]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1995	Bowling Green	^[38]
1994	Ohio	^[38]
1993	Western Michigan	^[38]
1992	Ohio	^[38]
1991	Ohio	^[38]
1990	Ohio	^[38]
1989	Central Michigan, Ohio	^[38]
1988	Ohio	^[38]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1987	Ohio	^[38]
1986	Western Michigan	^[38]
1985	Western Michigan	^[38]
1984	Western Michigan	^[38]
1983	Bowling Green	^[38]
1982	Bowling Green	^[38]
1981	Bowling Green	^[38]
1980	Bowling Green	^[38]

Field hockey

The field hockey tournament championship is held in November at a predetermined location. The most recent tournament, in 2012, was held at the Miami campus in Oxford, Ohio.^[39]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2012	Miami, Kent State	4–1^[40]	Miami	^[39]
2011	Ohio	9–1	Ohio	^[41]
2010	Miami, Kent State	8–2	Kent State	^[42]^[43]
2009	Kent State, Ohio	8–2	Ohio	^[44]
2008	Kent State	9–1	Kent State	^[44]
2007	Ohio	9–1	Ohio	^[44]
2006	Ohio	8–2	Ohio	^[45]
2005	Kent State	8–2	Central Michigan	^[45]
2004	Kent State, Louisville	8–2	Louisville	^[45]
2003	Kent State	8–2	Louisville	^[45]
2002	Central Michigan, Louisville	7–3	Kent State	^[45]
2001	Ohio	9–1	Ohio	^[45]
2000	Kent State	10–0	Kent State	^[45]
1999	Ball State, Kent State	8–2	Kent State	^[45]
1998	Ball State	10–0	Kent State	^[46]
1997	Ball State	10–0	Ball State	^[46]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1996	Ball State	10–0	Canceled	^[46]
1995	Ball State	10–0	Ball State	^[46]
1994	Ball State	9–0	Ball State	^[46]
1993	Ball State	8–0	Ball State	^[46]
1992	Kent State	7–1	Kent State	^[46]
1991	Ball State, Kent State	7–1	Kent State	^[46]
1990	Ball State	4–1	Central Michigan	^[46]
1989	Ball State	5–0	Ball State	^[47]
1988	Ball State, Kent State	4–1	Kent State	^[47]
1987	Ball State	6–0	Ohio	^[47]
1986	Ball State	6–0	Ball State	^[47]
1985	Ball State	7–0	Ball State	^[47]
1984	Ball State	7–0	Ball State	^[47]
1983	Regular season not held		Ball State	^[47]
1982	Season not held			^[47]
1981	Miami, Ohio	8–1	No tournament	^[47]

Football

The football championship game is held in November and pits the East Division champion and the West Division champion. From its inception in 1997 to 2003, it was held at the home field of the division champion with the best conference record (with tiebreakers employed as needed). Since the 2004 edition, it has been held at Ford Field in Detroit.

Year		Regular season	Record	MAC Championship	Ref
2016	East	Ohio	6–2	Western Michigan	^[48]
2016	West	Western Michigan	8–0	Western Michigan	^[48]
2015	East	Bowling Green	7–1	Bowling Green
2015	West	Northern Illinois	6–2	Bowling Green
2014	East	Bowling Green	5–3	Northern Illinois
2014	West	Northern Illinois	7–1	Northern Illinois
2013	East	Bowling Green	7–1	Bowling Green
2013	West	Northern Illinois	8–0	Bowling Green
2012	East	Kent State	8–0	Northern Illinois	^[49]
2012	West	Northern Illinois	8–0	Northern Illinois	^[49]
2011	East	Ohio	6–2	Northern Illinois	^[50]
2011	West	Northern Illinois, Toledo	7–1	Northern Illinois	^[50]
2010	East	Miami	7–1	Miami	^[50]
2010	West	Northern Illinois	8–0	Miami	^[50]
2009	East	Ohio, Temple	7–1	Central Michigan	^[50]
2009	West	Central Michigan	8–0	Central Michigan	^[50]
2008	East	Buffalo	5–3	Buffalo	^[50]
2008	West	Ball State	8–0	Buffalo	^[50]
2007	East	Bowling Green, Buffalo, Miami	4–2	Central Michigan	^[50]
2007	West	Ball State, Central Michigan	4–1	Central Michigan	^[50]
2006	East	Ohio	7–1	Central Michigan	^[50]
2006	West	Central Michigan	7–1	Central Michigan	^[50]
2005	East	Akron, Bowling Green, Miami	5–3	Akron	^[50]
2005	West	Northern Illinois, Toledo	6–2	Akron	^[50]
2004	East	Miami	7–1	Toledo	^[50]
2004	West	Northern Illinois, Toledo	7–1	Toledo	^[50]
2003	East	Miami	8–0	Miami	^[50]
2003	West	Bowling Green	7–1	Miami	^[50]
2002	East	Marshall	7–1	Marshall	^[50]
2002	West	Northern Illinois, Toledo	7–1	Marshall	^[50]
2001	East	Marshall	6–0	Toledo	^[50]
2001	West	Ball State, Northern Illinois, Toledo	4–1	Toledo	^[50]
2000	East	Akron, Marshall	5–1	Marshall	^[50]
2000	West	Toledo, Western Michigan	4–1	Marshall	^[50]
1999	East	Marshall	8–0	Marshall	^[50]
1999	West	Western Michigan	6–2	Marshall	^[50]
1998	East	Marshall, Miami	7–1	Marshall	^[50]
1998	West	Toledo	6–2	Marshall	^[50]
1997	East	Marshall	7–1	Marshall	^[50]
1997	West	Toledo	7–1	Marshall	^[50]
1996		Ball State	7–1		^[50]
1995		Toledo	7–0–1		^[50]
1994		Central Michigan	8–1		^[50]
1993		Ball State	7–0–1		^[50]
1992		Bowling Green	8–0		^[50]

Year	Regular season	Record	Ref
1991	Bowling Green	8–0	^[50]
1990	Central Michigan, Toledo	7–1	^[50]
1989	Ball State	6–1–1	^[50]
1988	Western Michigan	7–1	^[50]
1987	Eastern Michigan	7–1	^[50]
1986	Miami	6–2	^[50]
1985	Bowling Green	9–0	^[50]
1984	Toledo	7–1–1	^[50]
1983	Northern Illinois	8–1	^[50]
1982	Bowling Green	7–2	^[50]
1981	Toledo	8–1	^[50]
1980	Central Michigan	7–2	^[50]
1979	Central Michigan	8–0–1	^[50]
1978	Ball State	8–0	^[50]
1977	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1976	Ball State	4–1	^[50]
1975	Miami	6–0	^[50]
1974	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1973	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1972	Kent State	4–1	^[50]
1971	Toledo	5–0	^[50]
1970	Toledo	5–0	^[50]
1969	Toledo	5–0	^[50]
1968	Ohio	6–0	^[50]
1967	Ohio, Toledo	5–1	^[51]
1966	Miami, Western Michigan	5–1	^[51]
1965	Bowling Green, Miami	5–1	^[50]
1964	Bowling Green	5–1	^[50]
1963	Ohio	5–1	^[50]
1962	Bowling Green	5–0–1	^[50]
1961	Bowling Green	5–1	^[50]
1960	Ohio	6–0	^[50]
1959	Bowling Green	6–0	^[50]
1958	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1957	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1956	Bowling Green	5–0–1	^[50]
1955	Miami	5–0	^[50]
1954	Miami	4–0	^[50]
1953	Ohio	5–0–1	^[50]
1952	Cincinnati	3–0	^[50]
1951	Cincinnati	3–0	^[50]
1950	Miami	4–0	^[50]
1949	Cincinnati	4–0	^[50]
1948	Miami	4–0	^[50]
1947	Cincinnati	3–1	^[50]

Golf (men's)

The men's golf tournament is held annually in May. In 2010 it was held at Longaberger Golf Club in Nashport, Ohio.^[52]

Year	Tournament	Ref
2016	Kent State	^[53]
2015	Miami	^[53]
2014	Kent State	^[53]
2013	Kent State	^[53]
2012	Kent State	^[53]
2011	Kent State	^[54]
2010	Kent State	^[55]
2009	Kent State	^[55]
2008	Eastern Michigan	^[55]
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[55]
2006	Kent State	^[56]
2005	Kent State	^[56]
2004	Toledo	^[56]
2003	Kent State	^[56]
2002	Toledo	^[57]
2001	Kent State	^[57]
2000	Kent State	^[57]

Year	Tournament	Ref
1999	Kent State	^[57]
1998	Kent State	^[58]
1997	Kent State	^[58]
1996	Miami	^[58]
1995	Kent State	^[58]
1994	Kent State	^[59]
1993	Kent State	^[59]
1992	Kent State, Miami	^[59]
1991	Miami	^[59]
1990	Miami	^[60]
1989	Miami	^[60]
1988	Miami	^[60]
1987	Miami	^[60]
1986	Ball State	^[61]
1985	Northern Illinois	^[61]
1984	Kent State	^[61]
1983	Bowling Green	^[61]

Year	Tournament	Ref
1982	Ball State	^[62]
1981	Miami	^[62]
1980	Ohio	^[62]
1979	Ohio	^[62]
1978	Bowling Green	^[63]
1977	Kent State	^[63]
1976	Northern Illinois	^[63]
1975	Ball State	^[63]
1974	Not held	^[64]
1973	Bowling Green	^[64]
1972	Bowling Green	^[64]
1971	Ohio	^[64]
1970	Miami	^[65]
1969	Ohio	^[65]
1968	Kent State	^[65]
1967	Ohio	^[65]
1966	Marshall	^[66]
1965	Ohio	^[66]

Year	Tournament	Ref
1964	Ohio, Toledo	^[66]
1963	Ohio	^[66]
1962	Marshall	^[67]
1961	Ohio	^[67]
1960	Ohio	^[67]
1959	Ohio	^[67]
1958	Ohio	^[68]
1957	Ohio	^[68]
1956	Bowling Green	^[68]
1955	Ohio	^[68]
1954	Kent State, Ohio	^[69]
1953	Ohio	^[69]
1952	Ohio	^[69]
1951	Ohio	^[69]
1950	Miami	^[70]
1949	Western Michigan	^[70]
1948	Miami	^[70]
1947	Wayne State	^[70]

Golf (women's)

The women's golf tournament is held in April. In 2010 it was held at the Hawthorns Golf and Country Club in Fishers, Indiana.

Year	School	Ref
2016	Kent State	^[71]
2015	Kent State	^[71]
2014	Kent State	^[71]
2013	Kent State	^[71]

Year	School	Ref
2012	Kent State	^[71]
2011	Kent State	^[72]
2010	Kent State	^[73]
2009	Kent State	^[73]

Year	School	Ref
2008	Kent State	^[73]
2007	Kent State	^[73]
2006	Kent State	^[74]
2005	Kent State	^[74]
2004	Kent State	^[74]

Year	School	Ref
2003	Kent State	^[74]
2002	Kent State	^[75]
2001	Kent State	^[75]
2000	Kent State	^[75]
1999	Kent State	^[75]

Gymnastics

The gymnastics championship meet is rotated among the conference members. In 2010 it was hosted by Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio at Anderson Arena.

Year	Regular season	Record	MAC Championship	Ref
2012			Central Michigan	^[76]
2011	Central Michigan	6–0	Central Michigan	^[77]^[78]
2010	Kent State	6–0	Central Michigan	^[79]^[80]
2009	Kent State	6–0	Kent State	^[81]^[82]
2008	Kent State	6–0	Kent State	^[83]
2007	Central Michigan, Kent State	5–1	Eastern Michigan	^[84]
2006	Kent State, Western Michigan	5–1	Western Michigan	^[85]
2005	Central Michigan	6–0	Kent State	^[86]
2004	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
2003	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
2002	Ball State	3–3	Ball State	^[86]
2001			Kent State	^[86]
2000	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1999	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1998	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1997			Kent State	^[86]

Year	Regular season	Record	MAC Championship	Ref
1996	Kent State	6–0	Kent State	^[86]
1995	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1994			Kent State	^[86]
1993	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1992	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1991	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1990	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[86]
1989			Kent State	^[86]
1988			Kent State	^[86]
1987			Western Michigan	^[86]
1986			Western Michigan	^[86]
1985			Bowling Green	^[86]
1984			Kent State	^[86]
1983			Bowling Green	^[86]
1982			Bowling Green	^[86]
1981	Kent State	4–0	Kent State	^[86]

Soccer (men's)

The men's soccer tournament begins in late October at campus sites. It concludes in early November at the highest remaining seed's home field.

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2012
2011	Akron	6–0	Northern Illinois	^[87]^[88]
2010	Akron *	6–0	Akron	^[89]^[90]
2009	Akron	6–0	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2008	Akron	6–0	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2007	Akron	4–0–1	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2006	Akron, Northern Illinois	4–1	Northern Illinois	^[91]^[92]
2005	Akron	5–0	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2004	Kentucky	4–1–1	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2003	Kentucky	6–0	Western Michigan	^[91]^[92]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2002	Akron, Bowling Green	4–1	Akron	^[91]^[92]
2001	Kentucky	6–0	Kentucky	^[91]^[92]
2000	Akron, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Marshall	4–2	Kentucky	^[91]^[92]
1999	Akron	6–0–1	Kentucky	^[91]^[92]
1998	Akron	7–0–1	Akron	^[91]^[92]
1997	Akron	5–1–1	Bowling Green	^[91]^[92]
1996	Bowling Green	5–0	Bowling Green	^[91]^[92]
1995	Akron	5–0	Bowling Green	^[91]^[92]
1994	Miami	4–0–1	Miami	^[91]^[92]
1993	Akron	5–0	Not held	^[91]^[92]

* Akron won the 2010 NCAA Men's Division I Soccer Tournament

Soccer (women's)

The women's soccer tournament begins in late October at campus sites. It concludes in early November at the highest remaining seed's home field.

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2012	East
2012	West
2011	East	Kent State	6–5–0	Toledo	^[93]^[94]
2011	West	Toledo	9–1–1	Toledo	^[93]^[94]
2010	East	Miami	5–4–2	Central Michigan	^[95]^[96]
2010	West	Central Michigan, Toledo	10–1–0	Central Michigan	^[95]^[96]
2009		Central Michigan	9–0–2	Central Michigan	^[97]^[98]
2008		Toledo	8–2–1	Toledo	^[97]^[98]
2007		Ball State	9–1–1	Toledo	^[97]^[98]
2006		Ball State	8–2–1	Toledo	^[97]^[98]

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2005	Bowling Green	9–2	Bowling Green	^[98]^[99]
2004	Kent State, Ohio	7–2–3	Bowling Green	^[98]^[99]
2003	Eastern Michigan, Kent State	8–2–2	Western Michigan	^[98]^[99]
2002	Miami	11–1	Miami	^[98]^[99]
2001	Ohio	10–2	Miami	^[98]^[99]
2000	Buffalo	8–2–1	Miami	^[98]^[99]
1999	Eastern Michigan	8–1–2	Eastern Michigan	^[98]^[99]
1998	Northern Illinois, Ohio	9–1	Northern Illinois	^[98]^[99]
1997	Northern Illinois	6–1	Northern Illinois	^[98]^[99]

Softball

The softball tournament is held in May to determine the winner of the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. It has been held at various sites throughout the years. In 2008 the tournament returned to Firestone Stadium in Akron, Ohio where it was played from 2002–2005 after being played in 2006 and 2007 at Currie Stadium in Midland, Michigan. The first tournament was held in 1982 and the MAC added conference regular season play in 1983. From 1986 through 1995 the MAC did not have a conference tournament; the regular-season champion was awarded the league's bid to the NCAA Tournament. In 1996 the tournament returned, but the championship game had to be suspended due to weather and once again the regular season champion won the automatic NCAA bid.^[100]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	East	Ohio	12–8	Western Michigan	^[101]^[102]
2011	West	Western Michigan	14–6	Western Michigan	^[101]^[102]
2010	East	Kent State	18–5	Ball State	^[103]^[104]
2010	West	Ball State	17–5	Ball State	^[103]^[104]
2009	East	Kent State	15–6	Miami	^[104]^[105]
2009	West	Ball State	18–3	Miami	^[104]^[105]
2008	East	Kent State	20–2	Kent State	^[104]^[105]
2008	West	Central Michigan	14–7	Kent State	^[104]^[105]
2007	East	Kent State	15–3	Eastern Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2007	West	Eastern Michigan	12–5	Eastern Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2006	East	Kent State	16–5	Kent State	^[104]^[105]
2006	West	Western Michigan	18–4	Kent State	^[104]^[105]
2005	East	Marshall	20–4	Miami	^[104]^[105]
2005	West	Central Michigan	16–6	Miami	^[104]^[105]
2004	East	Kent State	15–6	Bowling Green	^[104]^[105]
2004	West	Central Michigan	21–3	Bowling Green	^[104]^[105]
2003	East	Marshall	20–4	Western Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2003	West	Western Michigan	17–7	Western Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2002	East	Akron	18–6	Central Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2002	West	Central Michigan	23–1	Central Michigan	^[104]^[105]
2001	East	Bowling Green	19–5	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
2001	West	Central Michigan	20–4	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
2000	East	Bowling Green, Marshall	13–7	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
2000	West	Northern Illinois	19–3	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999	East	Kent State	18–6	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
1999	West	Northern Illinois	22–4	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
1998	East	Akron	23–5	Ball State	^[103]^[104]
1998	West	Central Michigan	22–5	Ball State	^[103]^[104]
1997		Central Michigan	22–6	Central Michigan	^[103]^[104]
1996		Central Michigan	26–6	No tournament champion	^[103]^[104]
1995		Ohio	23–13	No tournament	^[103]^[104]
1994		Central Michigan	23–11		^[103]^[104]
1993		Bowling Green	26–9		^[103]^[104]
1992		Toledo	27–4		^[104]^[106]
1991		Central Michigan	21–7		^[104]^[106]
1990		Kent State	20–4		^[104]^[106]
1989		Toledo	22–6		^[104]^[106]
1988		Bowling Green	24–8		^[104]^[106]
1987		Central Michigan	11–1		^[104]^[106]
1986		Central Michigan	16–2		^[104]^[106]
1985		Toledo	16–2	Western Michigan	^[104]^[106]
1984	Eastern	Central Michigan	8–2	Central Michigan	^[104]^[106]
1984	Western	Western Michigan	10–2	Central Michigan	^[104]^[106]
1983	East	Miami	7–3	Central Michigan	^[104]^[106]
1983	West	Western Michigan	9–3	Central Michigan	^[104]^[106]
1982		Tournament only		Central Michigan	^[104]

Swimming and diving (men's)

The men's swimming and diving championship is held in February in Buffalo, New York.

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
2012	Eastern Michigan	^[107]
2011	Buffalo	^[108]
2010	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2009	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2008	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2006	Miami	^[109]
2005	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2004	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2003	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2002	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2001	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
2000	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1999	Miami	^[109]
1998	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1997	Miami	^[109]
1996	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1995	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1994	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1993	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1992	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1991	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1990	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1989	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1988	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1987	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1986	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1985	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1984	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1983	Eastern Michigan	^[109]

Year	MAC Championships	Ref
1982	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1981	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1980	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1979	Kent State	^[109]
1978	Eastern Michigan	^[109]
1977	Kent State	^[109]
1976	Kent State	^[109]
1975	Miami	^[109]
1974	Kent State	^[109]
1973	Kent State	^[109]
1972	Kent State	^[109]
1971	Ohio	^[109]
1970	Ohio	^[109]
1969	Ohio	^[109]
1968	Miami	^[109]
1967	Miami	^[109]
1966	Ohio	^[109]
1965	Ohio	^[109]
1964	Western Michigan	^[109]
1963	Western Michigan	^[109]
1962	Bowling Green	^[109]
1961	Ohio	^[109]
1960	Bowling Green	^[109]
1959	Bowling Green	^[109]
1958	Bowling Green	^[109]
1957	Bowling Green	^[109]
1956	Bowling Green	^[109]
1955	Miami	^[109]
1954	Ohio	^[109]
1953	Ohio	^[109]

Swimming and diving (women's)

The women's swimming and diving championship is held in February in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

Year	MAC Championship	Ref
2012	Toledo	^[110]
2011	Ohio	^[111]
2010	Toledo	^[112]
2009	Miami	^[112]
2008	Ohio	^[112]
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[112]
2006	Eastern Michigan	^[112]
2005	Miami	^[112]
2004	Miami	^[112]
2003	Miami	^[112]
2002	Miami	^[112]
2001	Ohio	^[112]
2000	Ohio	^[112]
1999	Miami	^[112]
1998	Miami	^[112]
1997	Miami	^[112]

Year	MAC Championship	Ref
1996	Miami	^[112]
1995	Ohio	^[112]
1994	Ohio	^[112]
1993	Ohio	^[112]
1992	Ohio	^[112]
1991	Ohio	^[112]
1990	Ohio	^[112]
1989	Ohio	^[112]
1988	Miami	^[112]
1987	Miami	^[112]
1986	Miami	^[112]
1985	Miami	^[112]
1984	Miami	^[112]
1983	Miami	^[112]
1982	Miami	^[112]
1981	Bowling Green	^[112]

Tennis (men's)

The men's tennis championships are held in April in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	Western Michigan	5–0	Ball State	^[113]^[114]
2010	Buffalo	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]^[115]
2009	Western Michigan	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]
2008	Western Michigan	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]^[116]
2007	Western Michigan	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]
2006	Ball State	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]^[117]
2005	Ball State	5–0	Ball State	^[114]^[118]
2004	Western Michigan	5–0	Western Michigan	^[114]^[119]
2003	Ball State	5–0	Ball State	^[114]^[120]
2002	Ball State, Bowling Green		Ball State	^[114]
2001	Ball State		Western Michigan	^[114]
2000	Ball State, Bowling Green, Western Michigan	5–1	Ball State	^[114]^[121]
1999	Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[114]
1998	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1997	Ball State, Miami		Miami	^[114]
1996	Miami		Miami	^[114]
1995	Ball State, Miami		Ball State	^[114]
1994	Ball State, Miami		Miami	^[114]
1993	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1992	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1991	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1990	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1989	Ball State, Miami		Ball State	^[114]
1988	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1987	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1986	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1985	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1984	Ball State		Ball State	^[114]
1983	Miami		Miami	^[114]
1982	Miami		Miami	^[114]
1981	Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[114]
1980	Miami		Miami	^[114]
1979	Miami		Miami	^[114]

Year	Regular season	Tournament	Ref
1978	Miami	Miami	^[114]
1977	Miami	Miami	^[114]
1976	Miami	Miami	^[114]
1975	Miami	Miami	^[122]
1974	Miami	Miami	^[122]
1973	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1972	Miami	Miami	^[122]
1971	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1970	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1969	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1968	Toledo	Western Michigan	^[122]
1967	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1966	Toledo	Toledo	^[122]
1965	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1964	Bowling Green, Miami, Western Michigan	Bowling Green	^[122]
1963	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1962	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1961	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1960	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1959	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1958	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1957	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1956	Miami, Western Michigan	Miami	^[122]
1955	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1954	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1953	Miami	Miami	^[122]
1952	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1951	Cincinnati	Cincinnati	^[122]
1950	Western Michigan	Western Michigan	^[122]
1949	Cincinnati	Cincinnati	^[122]
1948	Cincinnati	Cincinnati	^[122]
1947	Cincinnati	Cincinnati	^[122]

Tennis (women's)

From 1981–96 the conference champion was awarded based on points won at the MAC Individual Championships. The conference tournament changed to the current team format in 1997.

Year	Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2011	Miami	8–0	Akron	^[123]^[124]
2010	Miami	8–0	Miami	^[123]^[124]
2009	Miami	8–0	Miami	^[123]^[124]
2008	Western Michigan	8–0	Buffalo	^[123]
2007	Western Michigan	8–0	Western Michigan	^[123]
2006	Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[123]
2005	Western Michigan		Marshall	^[123]
2004	Marshall		Marshall	^[123]
2003	Marshall		Marshall	^[123]
2002	Marshall		Marshall	^[123]
2001	Western Michigan		Eastern Michigan	^[123]
2000	Marshall, Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[123]
1999	Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[123]
1998	Eastern Michigan		Eastern Michigan	^[123]
1997	Western Michigan		Western Michigan	^[123]
1996	Miami			^[123]

Year	Champion	Ref
1995	Western Michigan	^[123]
1994	Miami	^[123]
1993	Miami	^[123]
1992	Miami	^[123]
1991	Miami	^[123]
1990	Western Michigan	^[123]
1989	Miami	^[123]
1988	Miami	^[123]
1987	Miami	^[123]
1986	Miami	^[123]
1985	Miami	^[123]
1984	Miami, Western Michigan	^[123]
1983	Miami	^[123]
1982	Miami	^[123]
1981	Miami	^[123]

Indoor track and field (men's)

The men's indoor track and field championships are held in February along with the women's championships. In 2010 they were held in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.

Year	Champion	Ref
2012	Akron	^[125]
2011	Akron	^[126]
2010	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2009	Kent State	^[127]
2008	Eastern Michigan	^[127]

Year	Champion	Ref
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2006	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2005	Central Michigan	^[127]
2004	Eastern Michigan	^[127]

Year	Champion	Ref
2003	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2002	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2001	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
2000	Eastern Michigan	^[127]

Year	Champion	Ref
1999	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
1998	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
1997	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
1996	Eastern Michigan	^[127]

Indoor track and field (women's)

The women's indoor track and field championships are held in February along with the men's championships. In 2010 they were held in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.

Year	Tournament	Ref
2012	Kent State	^[125]
2011	Eastern Michigan	^[126]
2010	Kent State	^[127]
2009	Akron	^[127]
2008	Akron	^[127]

Year	Tournament	Ref
2007	Akron	^[127]
2006	Akron	^[127]
2005	Akron	^[127]
2004	Central Michigan	^[127]

Year	Tournament	Ref
2003	Kent State	^[127]
2002	Central Michigan	^[127]
2001	Ball State	^[127]
2000	Eastern Michigan	^[127]

Year	Tournament	Ref
1999	Bowling Green	^[127]
1998	Ball State	^[127]
1997	Eastern Michigan	^[127]
1996	Ball State	^[127]

Outdoor track and field (men's)

The Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championships are held each year in late May.

Year	Champions	Ref
2011	Akron	^[128]
2010	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
2009	Akron	^[129]
2008	Akron	^[129]
2007	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
2006	Central Michigan	^[129]
2005	Central Michigan	^[129]
2004	Kent State	^[129]
2003	Central Michigan	^[129]
2002	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
2001	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
2000	Kent State	^[129]
1999	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1998	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1997	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1996	Western Michigan	^[129]
1995	Western Michigan	^[129]

Year	Champions	Ref
1994	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1993	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1992	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1991	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1990	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1989	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1988	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1987	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1986	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1985	Western Michigan	^[129]
1984	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1983	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1982	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1981	Miami	^[129]
1980	Western Michigan	^[129]
1979	Miami	^[129]

Year	Champions	Ref
1978	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1977	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1976	Western Michigan	^[129]
1975	Kent State	^[129]
1974	Eastern Michigan	^[129]
1973	Kent State	^[129]
1972	Bowling Green	^[129]
1971	Western Michigan	^[129]
1970	Western Michigan	^[129]
1969	Western Michigan	^[129]
1968	Western Michigan	^[129]
1967	Miami	^[129]
1966	Western Michigan	^[129]
1965	Miami	^[129]
1964	Western Michigan	^[129]
1963	Western Michigan	^[129]

Year	Champions	Ref
1962	Western Michigan	^[129]
1961	Western Michigan	^[129]
1960	Western Michigan	^[129]
1959	Western Michigan	^[129]
1958	Western Michigan	^[129]
1957	Miami	^[129]
1956	Miami	^[129]
1955	Miami	^[129]
1954	Miami	^[129]
1953	Miami	^[129]
1952	Miami	^[129]
1951	Miami	^[129]
1950	Miami	^[129]
1949	Miami	^[129]
1948	Miami	^[129]
1947	Wayne State	^[129]

Outdoor track and field (women's)

The Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships are held each year in late May.

Year	Champions	Ref
2011	Kent State	^[128]
2010	Kent State	^[130]
2009	Akron	^[130]
2008	Akron	^[130]
2007	Akron	^[130]
2006	Akron	^[130]
2005	Kent State	^[130]
2004	Central Michigan	^[130]

Year	Champions	Ref
2003	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
2002	Kent State	^[130]
2001	Ball State	^[130]
2000	Ball State	^[130]
1999	Akron	^[130]
1998	Ball State	^[130]
1997	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1996	Ball State	^[130]

Year	Champions	Ref
1995	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1994	Ohio	^[130]
1993	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1992	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1991	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1990	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1989	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1988	Eastern Michigan	^[130]

Year	Champions	Ref
1987	Miami	^[130]
1986	Miami	^[130]
1985	Western Michigan	^[130]
1984	Ohio	^[130]
1983	Ohio	^[130]
1982	Eastern Michigan	^[130]
1981	Bowling Green	^[130]

Volleyball

The volleyball tournament is played in November at campus sites for the first round and concludes at the SeaGate Convention Centre in Toledo, Ohio.

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
2012	East
2012	West
2011	East	Ohio	13–3	Central Michigan	^[131]^[132]
2011	West	Northern Illinois	14–2	Central Michigan	^[131]^[132]
2010	East	Ohio	10–6	Ohio	^[133]^[134]
2010	West	Ball State	14–2	Ohio	^[133]^[134]
2009	East	Ohio	15–1	Ohio	^[135]
2009	West	Western Michigan	13–3	Ohio	^[135]
2008	East	Ohio	13–3	Ohio	^[135]
2008	West	Western Michigan	14–2	Ohio	^[135]
2007	East	Ohio	15–1	Miami	^[135]
2007	West	Western Michigan	12–4	Miami	^[135]
2006	East	Ohio	16–0	Ohio	^[135]
2006	West	Northern Illinois	13–3	Ohio	^[135]
2005	East	Ohio	16–0	Ohio	^[135]
2005	West	Eastern Michigan	14–2	Ohio	^[135]
2004	East	Ohio	16–0	Ohio	^[135]
2004	West	Ball State	12–4	Ohio	^[135]
2003	East	Ohio	15–1	Ohio	^[136]
2003	West	Central Michigan	11–5	Ohio	^[136]
2002	East	Akron	15–3	Ball State	^[136]
2002	West	Ball State	17–1	Ball State	^[136]
2001	East			Northern Illinois	^[137]
2001	West			Northern Illinois	^[137]
2000	East	Bowling Green, Ohio	12–6	Western Michigan	^[136]
2000	West	Western Michigan	17–1	Western Michigan	^[136]

Year		Regular season	Record	Tournament	Ref
1999	East	Akron	13–5	Ball State	^[136]
1999	West	Ball State	16–2	Ball State	^[136]
1998	East	Miami	15–3	Miami^[136] or Northern Illinois^[138]	^[136]
1998	West	Ball State, Northern Illinois	15–3	Miami^[136] or Northern Illinois^[138]	^[136]
1997	East	Miami	14–2	Northern Illinois	^[136]
1997	West	Ball State, Northern Illinois	14–2	Northern Illinois	^[136]
1996		Ball State, Miami	15–2	Miami	^[136]
1995		Miami	15–2	Ball State	^[136]
1994		Ball State	17–0	Ball State	^[139]
1993		Ball State	18–0	Ball State	^[139]
1992		Bowling Green	17–1	Ball State	^[139]
1991		Bowling Green	15–1	Bowling Green	^[139]
1990		Miami	7–1	Miami	^[139]
1989		Bowling Green	8–0	Western Michigan	^[139]
1988		Western Michigan	8–0	Western Michigan	^[139]
1987		Western Michigan	8–0	Western Michigan	^[139]
1986		Western Michigan	16–0	Not held	^[139]
1985		Western Michigan	18–0		^[139]
1984		Western Michigan	18–0		^[139]
1983		Western Michigan	18–0		^[139]
1982		Not held		Western Michigan	^[138]
1981				Miami	^[138]
1980				Miami	^[138]

Wrestling

The wrestling championship is rotated among the conference members. In 2009 it will be held in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

Year	Regular season	Record	MAC Championship	Ref
2012			Central Michigan	^[140]
2011	Central Michigan, Kent State, Ohio	4–1	Central Michigan	^[77]^[141]
2010	Central Michigan	5–0	Central Michigan	^[142]
2009	Kent State	5–0	Central Michigan	^[142]
2008	Central Michigan	5–0	Central Michigan	^[142]
2007	Central Michigan	5–0	Central Michigan	^[142]
2006	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
2005	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
2004	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
2003	Central Michigan, Kent State		Central Michigan	^[142]
2002	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
2001	Central Michigan		Ohio	^[142]
2000	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
1999	Central Michigan		Central Michigan	^[142]
1998			Central Michigan	^[142]
1997			Ohio	^[142]
1996			Eastern Michigan	^[142]
1995			Ohio	^[142]
1994			Ohio	^[142]
1993			Ohio	^[142]
1992			Miami	^[142]
1991			Miami	^[143]
1990			Kent State	^[143]
1989			Kent State	^[143]
1988			Kent State	^[143]
1987			Central Michigan	^[143]
1986			Central Michigan	^[143]
1985			Northern Illinois	^[143]
1984			Miami	^[143]
1983			Toledo	^[143]

Year	MAC Championship	Ref
1982	Kent State	^[143]
1981	Kent State	^[143]
1980	Kent State	^[143]
1979	Kent State	^[143]
1978	Kent State	^[143]
1977	Kent State	^[143]
1976	Ohio	^[144]
1975	Ohio	^[144]
1974	Ohio	^[144]
1973	Ohio	^[144]
1972	Ohio	^[144]
1971	Ohio	^[144]
1970	Ohio	^[144]
1969	Toledo	^[144]
1968	Miami	^[144]
1967	Miami	^[144]
1966	Bowling Green	^[144]
1965	Miami	^[144]
1964	Miami	^[144]
1963	Toledo	^[144]
1962	Toledo	^[145]
1961	Miami	^[145]
1960	Bowling Green	^[145]
1959	Bowling Green	^[145]
1958	Kent State	^[145]
1957	Ohio	^[145]
1956	Ohio	^[145]
1955	Ohio	^[145]
1954	Toledo	^[145]
1953	Toledo	^[145]
1952	Toledo	^[145]

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Affiliates	Appalachian State Mountaineers (field hockey; joining in 2017) Binghamton Bearcats (men's tennis) Evansville Purple Aces (men's swimming and diving) Longwood Lancers (field hockey) Missouri Tigers (wrestling) Missouri State Bears (field hockey, men's swimming and diving) Northern Iowa Panthers (wrestling) Old Dominion Monarchs (wrestling) Southern Illinois Salukis (men's swimming and diving) West Virginia Mountaineers (men's soccer)

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Championships	Conference champions

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