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Monster Energy's UNLEASHED Podcast Interviews Professional Bull Rider John Crimber on …
Episode 503 of the Sports and Pop Culture Podcast Recorded Live at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City SALT LAKE CITY, April 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Meet the future of bull riding! Monster Energy is proud to welcome 19-year-old John Crimber from Decatur, Texas, on Episode 503 of the sports and pop culture podcast UNLEASHED with […]

Episode 503 of the Sports and Pop Culture Podcast Recorded Live at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY, April 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Meet the future of bull riding! Monster Energy is proud to welcome 19-year-old John Crimber from Decatur, Texas, on Episode 503 of the sports and pop culture podcast UNLEASHED with The Dingo, Danny, and Brittney.
This episode (503), along with the next episode (504) airing on April 28, were both recorded during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) event and mark the final podcast appearances of our host, Luke “The Dingo” Trembath, before his unexpected passing on February 27 at the age of 39. The board sports community and the Monster Energy family are mourning the loss of a genuine original — a larger-than-life presence whose energy, laugh, and heart left a lasting mark on everyone he met.
Recorded live on the set of PBR in Salt Lake City at the Delta Center, the podcast interviews Crimber as he returns to competition from a two-week injury break, ready to reclaim his World No. 1 ranking. When the young upstart competes, he is coached by his father, PBR icon Paulo Crimber.
“Having him there with me and being on the highest stages for bull riding in the world where I always wanted to be is very special to me,” said Crimber on UNLEASHED, adding: “My first word growing up as a kid was actually ‘bull!’ That’s something I’ve always wanted to do.”
The podcast episode was originally recorded live on February 8 at a mobile studio at the PBR event in Salt Lake City at the Delta Center and streamed on the Twitch platform. Today, the one-hour episode featuring the rising young superstar is available to global audiences.
For the entire conversation with Crimber, listen to Episode 503 of UNLEASHED with The Dingo, Danny, and Brittney Fueled by Monster Energy. The new podcast is streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube.
UNLEASHED shines the spotlight on professional bull riding with a special live episode from PBR Salt Lake City: Enjoy a conversation with the young prodigy John Crimber as he prepares to get back in the saddle after a heavy injury. Raised into the bull riding life by his father, PBR legend Paulo Crimber, his rise has been nothing short of spectacular. In 2024, the Texas native was named the top pick on the 2024 PBR Teams Expansion New Rider Draft and finished the season in second place at the 2024 PBR World Finals. Riding for the Florida Freedoms, Crimber has been climbing the ranks quickly, all the way to claiming the top spot in the world rankings in early 2025 and currently sits in second. He is also the youngest pro to cross the $1 million threshold in prize money. Get inside the mind of the bull riding sensation – only on UNLEASHED!
Hear the full story in conversation with the three podcast hosts, Australian action sports personality Luke “The Dingo” Trembath, professional snowboarder Danny Kass, and artist and model Brittney Palmer. Follow the link to tune in right here.
John Crimber was raised into the cowboy lifestyle by his father, professional rodeo cowboy and PBR icon Paulo Crimber from Brazil.
“Becoming a bull rider is something I wanted to do growing up. My dad never pushed me. I’ve always said that I was going to be a bull rider,” said Crimber. “I was three years old when I started and got on my first sheep. At six years old, I rode my first bull.”
The supportive father encouraged his son’s journey climbing the pro ranks, even though he was forced to end his professional bull riding career at age 28 after two neck fractures.
“When my dad broke his neck and had to retire, we moved to Brazil and lived there for a little bit. I learned Portuguese and went to school there,” said Crimber on UNLEASHED.
Determined to honor his father’s legacy, Crimber has been on the fast track to success. At the mere age of 19, he surpassed the milestone of $1 million in prize earnings, making history as the youngest competitor to achieve this milestone. Right before PBR Salt Lake City, Crimber was sidelined by two lumbar transverse process fractures in his lower back, which he recovered from within a mere two weeks. “That felt like two years. If it’s not bull riding, I don’t know what I will do with my life!”
Speaking on his mindset of getting back in the game, the young cowboy shared a conversation with his physical therapist: “He said if I’m feeling good, go ahead and do it. He didn’t really recommend it, but I had in my mind that a million dollars isn’t going to win itself, so I got to go out there and put in the work and come back as soon as possible,” said Crimber.
Want the full story from PBR Salt Lake City? Listen to the full conversation by visiting the landing page for Episode 503 of UNLEASHED with The Dingo, Danny, and Brittney, featuring professional rodeo cowboy John Crimber.
Regular episodes of UNLEASHED are filmed on a special set inside Studio M at Monster Energy headquarters in Corona, California. The podcast is hosted by the dynamic duo of the late Australian action sports personality Luke “The Dingo” Trembath and professional snowboarder Danny Kass. Known for their deep roots in action sports culture, the two starred in the beloved cult TV show ‘The Adventures of Danny and The Dingo’ on Fuel TV for five action-packed seasons in the early 2010s. Both hosts have walked the walk as pro snowboarders and are joined by painter and model Brittney Palmer. Together, the three hosts possess the interview skills to find common ground with guests from any background – sports and pop culture.
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The UNLEASHED with The Dingo, Danny, and Brittney Podcast is here to celebrate the personalities behind the Monster Energy lifestyle. With each episode dedicated to a unique guest or topic, listeners learn about living on the edge and advancing the state of the art in the world of high-energy sports as well as music, games, and pop culture from individuals at the top of their game. More than a drink, Monster Energy is a way of life lived by athletes, bands, believers, and fans – and the podcast is an extension of this unique DNA.
For more on Monster Energy and the UNLEASHED Podcast, visit www.monsterenergy.com. Also, follow Monster Energy on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, and TikTok for exclusive content and athlete features.
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About Monster Energy
Based in Corona, California, Monster Energy is the leading marketer of energy drinks and alternative beverages. Refusing to acknowledge the traditional, Monster Energy supports the scene and sport. Whether motocross, off-road, NASCAR, MMA, BMX, surf, snowboard, ski, skateboard, or the rock and roll lifestyle, Monster Energy is a brand that believes in authwenticity and the core of what its athletes and musicians represent. More than a drink, it’s the way of life lived by athletes, bands, believers, and fans. See more about Monster Energy including all of its drinks at www.monsterenergy.com.
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Cowgirls Announce 2025 Volleyball Schedule
LARAMIE — The Wyoming Cowgirl volleyball team has announced its 2025 schedule, coinciding with the Mountain West’s release of the conference volleyball slate. The Cowgirls, who are entering year three under Head Coach Kaylee Prigge, will host a pair of non-conference tournaments, along with the customary nine home conference matches. Wyoming opens the regular season […]
LARAMIE — The Wyoming Cowgirl volleyball team has announced its 2025 schedule, coinciding with the Mountain West’s release of the conference volleyball slate.

The Cowgirls, who are entering year three under Head Coach Kaylee Prigge, will host a pair of non-conference tournaments, along with the customary nine home conference matches. Wyoming opens the regular season at home with the Rumble in the Rockies August 29-31.
Cleveland State, Colorado and Tulsa will be the opponents to kick off 2025. UW will also host the UniWyo Invite September 18-20, welcoming in Idaho State, Long Beach State and Portland.
Wyoming will make trips to South Dakota State and TCU during the non-conference. The Cowgirls will face Ole Miss and South Dakota State Sept. 6 and 7 before heading to Fort Worth, Texas to face Missouri, Rhode Island and TCU Sept. 11 and 12.
Mountain West play opens at home for the Cowgirls this season with matchups against Colorado State and New Mexico Sept. 23 and 25, respectively. UW’s first road matches of conference action will be Oct. 2 and 4 at San Diego State and UNLV. Senior Day is Nov. 15, also against the Aztecs. Other home matches during MW play are Oct. 9 and 11 against Utah State and Boise State, Oct. 23 versus Fresno State, Oct. 30 and Nov. 1 against Air Force and Nevada, while UNLV comes to town Nov. 13.
The annual Brown and Gold Scrimmage is slated for Saturday, Aug. 16 at the UniWyo. The Cowgirls’ annual outreach match is scheduled for Aug. 23 against Denver for an exhibition held in Cheyenne.
Times for every match will be announced later. All dates are subject to change. For the full 2025 schedule, head to GoWyo.com.
University of Wyoming’s Top 50 Football Players
The rules are simple: What was the player’s impact while in Laramie? That means NFL stats, draft status or any other accolade earned outside of UW is irrelevant when it comes to this list.
This isn’t a one-man job. This task called for a panel of experts. Joining 7220’s Cody Tucker are Robert Gagliardi, Jared Newland, Ryan Thorburn, and Kevin McKinney.
We all compiled our own list of 50 and let computer averages do the work. Think BCS — only we hope this catalog is fairer.
Gallery Credit: 7220Sports.com
– University of Wyoming’s Top 50 Football Players
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Kacie Ehinger tabbed to lead USA D-2 Volleyball in international competition
Story Links FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball will be showcased on the international stage as Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, junior defensive specialist Marley Navaretta, and senior setter Gabrielle Spankus will represent USA D-2 Volleyball on the Brazil Tour. Ehinger will lead the USA D-2 Volleyball Blue Team, […]

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball will be showcased on the international stage as Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, junior defensive specialist Marley Navaretta, and senior setter Gabrielle Spankus will represent USA D-2 Volleyball on the Brazil Tour.
Ehinger will lead the USA D-2 Volleyball Blue Team, which features both Navaretta and Spankus, as well as team members representing East Stroudsburg, Florida Tech, Ashland, Alabama-Huntsville, West Florida, Rollins, and Trevecca Nazarene.
The USA D-2 Volleyball team tour will run from May 12th through May 21st. The teams opened competition on May 13th, competing in Jundiai. Today, the team will travel to, and play in the city of Sao Paulo. On Thursday, May 15th, the USA D-2 teams will then travel to Rio de Janeiro, beginning the International Challenge on Saturday, May 17th.
In addition to competing in the International Challenge in Rio de Janeiro, team USA will then host a youth clinic at the Marina Barra Clube, hosted by Ripper Volei, as part of their social outreach project.
While in Brazil the team will experience educational, cultural, and social aspects of Brazilian life through city, school and sports club visits. While in Rio the team will be staying on the famous Copacabana Beach (location for the 2016 Rio Olympic Beach Volleyball) and touring the Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugar Loaf Mountain, two of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. The team will visit the popular international market in Ipanema and Ipanema Beach.
To stay up-to-date on Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, Marley Navaretta, and Gabrielle Spankus during the USA D-2 Volleyball international competitions, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_Volleyball and X at NSU_VB.
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University of California, Los Angeles, Athletics
LOS ANGELES – Sophomore Spencer Johnson of UCLA Men’s Tennis has been selected the Student-Athlete of the Week for competitions held between May 6-12. Johnson delivered the deciding point as UCLA knocked off crosstown rival USC to continue its improbable NCAA Championship run. The 4-2 win moved the Bruins through to the quarterfinal round, […]

Johnson delivered the deciding point as UCLA knocked off crosstown rival USC to continue its improbable NCAA Championship run. The 4-2 win moved the Bruins through to the quarterfinal round, a first for their program since 2018. It also marked the first time an unseeded team accomplished the feat since 2010. With the only other in-progress match still up for grabs, Johnson faced a 1-4 deficit in his third set with Volodymyr Iakubenko. Johnson would take the next four games and served for the match with a 40-0 advantage before Iakubenko clawed back to force a deuce point. Then, on his second serve, Johnson deposited an ace past the Trojan. Johnson and Aadarsh Tripathi also stayed perfect as a doubles pair, winning for the eighth time in as many decisions together.
The sophomore secures his second-career UCLA student-athlete of the week award.
Previous Winners
Aug. 21 – Bridgette Marin-Valencia, W. Soccer; Aug. 28 – Lilly Reale, W. Soccer; Sept. 4 – Cheridyn Leverette, W. Volleyball; Sept. 11 – Ryder Dodd, M. Water Polo; Sept. 18 – Bode Brinkema, M. Water Polo; Sept. 25 – Sofia Cook, W. Soccer; Oct. 2 – Pablo Ereño, M. Golf; Oct. 9 – Quincy McMahon, W. Soccer; Oct. 16 – Jose Contell, M. Soccer; Oct. 23 – Ethan Garbers, Football; Oct. 30 – Grayce Olson, W. Volleyball; Nov. 6 – Carson Schwesinger, Football; Nov. 13 – Quincy McMahon, W. Soccer; Nov. 20 – Maggie Boyd/Sally Perez, Beach Volleyball; Nov. 27 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; Dec. 4 – Carson Schwesinger, Football; Dec. 11 – Ryder Dodd, M. Water Polo; Dec. 18 – Tyler Bilodeau, M. Basketball; Dec. 24 – Kiki Rice, W. Basketball; Jan. 1 – Eric Dailey Jr., M. Basketball; Jan. 8 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; Jan. 15 – Jordan Chiles, Gymnastics; Jan. 22 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; Jan. 29 – Aday Mara, M. Basketball; Feb. 5 – Jordan Chiles, Gymnastics; Feb. 12 – Taylor Tinsley, Softball; Feb. 19 – Mulivai Levu – Baseball; Feb. 26 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; March 5 – Jordan Chiles, Gymnastics; March 12 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; March 19 – Jordan Woolery, Softball; March 26 – Chae Campbell, Gymnastics; April 2 – Lauren Betts, W. Basketball; April 9 – Megan Grant, Softball; April 16 – Megan Grant, Softball; April 23 – Jordan Chiles, Gymnastics; April 30 – Omar Morales, M. Golf; May 7 – Jeremy Zammit, M. Track & Field
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Millen Named to GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team
WINTHROP, Mass. — After the Regis College Women’s Track and Field team earned a fifth-place finish at the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championships on April 27, the GNAC announced its 2025 Outdoor Track and Field postseason honors. Among the recipients, first-year Alexandra Nicholls-Millen (Natick, Mass.) was named to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team, recognized for her […]

WINTHROP, Mass. — After the Regis College Women’s Track and Field team earned a fifth-place finish at the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championships on April 27, the GNAC announced its 2025 Outdoor Track and Field postseason honors. Among the recipients, first-year Alexandra Nicholls-Millen (Natick, Mass.) was named to the GNAC All-Sportsmanship Team, recognized for her character, dedication, and positive representation of the Pride.
Millen competed in five meets during her debut outdoor season. She opened the spring with a personal-best time of 14.88 in the 100 meters at the Wesleyan Swanson Invitational. Later in the season, she posted another personal record in the 200 meters, clocking a time of 30.37 at the Silfen Invitational.
First Team-Gold Medalist
Second Team-Silver Medalist
Third Team-Bronze Medalist
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High school volleyball: Southern Section boys’ playoff results
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS FINALS DIVISION 7 San Gabriel Academy d. Brea Olinda, 3-2 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE FINALS At Cerritos College DIVISION 1 Mira Costa vs. Huntington Beach, 7 p.m. At Mater Dei DIVISION 2 Peninsula vs. Mater Dei, 6:30 p.m. At Crossroads DIVISION 8 Katella vs. Wildwood, 6 p.m. SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE FINALS […]

SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
FINALS
DIVISION 7
San Gabriel Academy d. Brea Olinda, 3-2
FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE
FINALS
At Cerritos College
DIVISION 1
Mira Costa vs. Huntington Beach, 7 p.m.
At Mater Dei
DIVISION 2
Peninsula vs. Mater Dei, 6:30 p.m.
At Crossroads
DIVISION 8
Katella vs. Wildwood, 6 p.m.
SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE
FINALS
At Cerritos College
DIVISION 3
Orange Lutheran vs. Tesoro, 10 a.m.
DIVISION 5
Esperanza vs. Kennedy, 12:30 p.m.
DIVISION 9
CAMS vs. Downey Calvary Chapel, 3 p.m.
DIVISION 6
Quartz Hill vs. El Toro, 6 p.m.
At Santa Barbara
DIVISION 4
Sage Hill vs. Santa Barbara, 1 p.m.
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2025 NCAA DIII outdoor track and field championship: Selections info, schedule
Share The 2025 Division III outdoor track and field championships are from May 22-24, 2025 at the SPIRE Institute’s Outdoor Track & Field facility in Geneva, Ohio. Here’s everything you need to know. DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships selections Selections for the 2025 DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships […]
The 2025 Division III outdoor track and field championships are from May 22-24, 2025 at the SPIRE Institute’s Outdoor Track & Field facility in Geneva, Ohio. Here’s everything you need to know.
DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships selections
Selections for the 2025 DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships will be revealed on Friday, May 16, via a press release on NCAA.com by 8 p.m. ET. Qualifying marks from Saturday, March 1, to Friday, May 16, are considered.
DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships schedule
The 2025 DIII outdoor track and field championships are from May 22-24, 2025 at the SPIRE Institute’s Outdoor Track & Field facility in Geneva, Ohio. Check out the schedule of events below.
Click or tap here for the schedule of events in PDF form
DIII men’s and women’s outdoor track and field championships history
In 2024, Wisconsin-La Crosse won the men’s championship and WashU won the women’s title. See complete histories before this year’s championships below.
Men’s Championship History
Year | School | Coach | Score | Runner-Up | score | Site |
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2024 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Josh Buchholtz | 76 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 48 | Myrtle Beach, SC |
2023 | MIT | Todd Linder | 60.5 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 49 | Rochester, NY |
2022 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | Chip Schneider | 73 | John Carroll | 48 | Geneva, Ohio |
2021 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 54 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | 49 | Greensboro, NC. |
2020 | Canceled due to Covid-19 pandemic | — | — | — | — | — |
2019 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | Chip Schneider | 68 | MIT | 38 | Geneva, Ohio |
2018 | Mount Union | Kevin Lucas | 36 | North Central (Ill.) | 35 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
2017 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Josh Buchholtz | 47 | Wisconsin-Whitewater | 45 | Geneva, Ohio |
2016 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Josh Buchholtz | 41 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | 33 | Wartburg |
2015 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Josh Buchholtz | 71 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | 46 | Canton, New York |
2014 | Mount Union | Kevin Lucas | 47 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 42 | Delaware, Ohio |
2013 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Josh Buchholtz | 66 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | 64 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
2012 | McMurry | Barbara Crousen | 66 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 47 | Claremont, Calif. |
2011 | North Central (Ill.) | Frank Gamarosso | 58 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 56 | Ohio Wesleyan |
2010 | North Central (Ill.) | Al Carius | 53 | Salisbury | 36 | Berea, Ohio |
2009 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | John Zupanc | 46 | McMurry | 40 | Marietta |
2008 | McMurry | Barbara Crousen | 35 | SUNY Cortland | 33 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh |
2007 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Brent Erickson | 99 | SUNY Cortland | 34 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh |
2006 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 74.5 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 54 | Benedictine (Ill.) |
2005 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 70 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 67.5 | Wartburg |
2004 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 101 | Nebraska-Kearney | 39 | Milikin |
2003 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 88 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 64 | St. Lawrence |
2002 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 64 | Calvin | 41 | Macalester |
2001 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 80 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 60 | Milikin |
2000 | Lincoln (Pa.), North Central (Ill.) | Cyrus Jones, Al Carius | 52 | North Central (Ill.) | ||
1999 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 62 | Pacfic Lutheran | 47 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1998 | North Central (Ill.) | Al Carius | 91 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 73 | Macalester |
1997 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 69.5 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 58.3 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
1996 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 61 | Williams | 59 | North Central (Ill.) |
1995 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 80 | Williams | 61 | Carleton |
1994 | North Central (Ill.) | Al Carius | 75 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 74 | North Central (Ill.) |
1993 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 97 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 76 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1992 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 73.5 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 51.33 | Colby |
1991 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 73 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 64 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1990 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 49 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 45 | North Central (Ill.) |
1989 | North Central (Ill.) | Al Carius | 66 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 58 | North Central (Ill.) |
1988 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Mark Guthrie | 54 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 47 | Carleton |
1987 | Frostburg State | Bob Lewis | 66 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 56 | North Central (Ill.) |
1986 | Frostburg State | Bob Lewis | 61 | Lincoln (Pa.), UW-La Crosse | 58 | Wiconsin-La Crosse |
1985 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 61 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 58 | Denison |
1984 | Rowan | Oscar Moore | 114 | Mount Union | 100 | Carleton |
1983 | Rowan | Oscar Moore | 97 | Hamline | 94 | North Central (Ill.) |
1982 | Rowan | Oscar Moore | 119 | Hamline | 111.5 | North Central (Ill.) |
1981 | Rowan | Oscar Moore | 58 | Augustana (Ill.) | 42 | Case |
1980 | Rowan | Oscar Moore | 61 | Cal State Stanislaus | 56 | North Central (Ill.) |
1979 | Slippery Rock | William Lennox | 48 | Rowan (Glassboro State then) | 44 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1978 | Occidental | Kevin McNair | 45 | Rowan (Glassboro State then) | 35 | Calvin |
1977 | Southern-New Orleans | A.M. Davenport | 50 | Occidental | 47 | Calvin |
1976 | Southern-New Orleans | A.M. Davenport | 46 | Brandeis | 44 | Chicago |
1975 | Southern-New Orleans | A.M. Davenport | 66 | Augustana (Ill.) | 34 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1974 | Ashland | Paul Armor | 61 | Southern-New Orleans | 48 | Eastern Illinois |
Women’s Championship History
Year | Champion | Coach | Score | Runner-Up | score | Site |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2024 | Washington University in St. Louis |
Jeff Stiles | 71 | Wisconsin La-Crosse | 47.5 | Myrtle Beach, SC |
2023 | Wisconsin La-Crosse | Nickolas Davis | 67.5 | Loras | 58 | Rochester, NY |
2022 | Loras | Matt Jones | 55 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 51 | Geneva, Ohio |
2021 | Loras | Matt Jones | 58 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 56 | Greensboro, NC |
2020 | Canceled due to Covid-19 pandemic | — | — | — | — | — |
2019 | Loras | Matt Jones | 53 | Washington U. | 49 | Geneva, Ohio |
2018 | George Fox/UMass Boston (Co-champs) | John Smith/Consandria Walker-Hall | 44 | Washington U. | 38 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
2017 | Washington (Mo.) | Jeff Stiles | 56 | Ithaca | 37 | Geneva, Ohio |
2016 | Illinois Wesleyan | Chris Schumacher | 42 | Baldwin | 41 | Waverly, Iowa |
2015 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Pat Healy | 73 | Wisconsin-Eau Claire | 43 | Canton, New York |
2014 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 65 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 63 | Delaware, Ohio |
2013 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 46 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 43 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
2012 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 129 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 52 | Claremont, Calif. |
2011 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Pat Ebel | 80 | Wartburg | 59 | Ohio Wesleyan |
2010 | Illinois Wesleyan | Chris Schumacher | 54 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 53 | Baldwin-Wallace |
2009 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 52 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 50 | Marietta |
2008 | UW-River Falls, Ill.-Wesleyan | Martha Brennan, Chris Schumacher | 35 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | ||
2007 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 57 | Calvin | 44.5 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh |
2006 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 52 | Williams | 42 | Benedictine (Ill.) |
2005 | Wartburg | Marcus Newsom | 43 | Calvin, Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 42 | Wartburg |
2004 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 57 | Calvin | 54.3 | Millikin |
2003 | Wheaton (Mass.) | Paul Souza | 72 | Lehman | 52 | St. Lawrence |
2002 | Wheaton (Mass.) | Paul Souza | 67 | McMurry | 49 | Macalester |
2001 | Wheaton (Mass.) | Paul Souza | 83 1/2 | Calvin | 49 | Millikin |
2000 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 65 | Christopher Newport | 50 | North Central (Ill.) |
1999 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 54 | Wheaton (Mass.) | 48 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1998 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 69 | Wheaton (Mass.) | 50 | Macalester |
1997 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 59 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 38.8 | Wisconsin-La Crosse |
1996 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 69 1/2 | Lincoln (Pa.) | 62 | North Central (Ill.) |
1995 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 58 | St. Thomas (Minn.) | 52 | Carleton |
1994 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 73 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 53 | North Central (Ill.) |
1993 | Lincoln (Pa.) | Cyrus Jones | 57 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | 52 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1992 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 61 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 47 | Colby |
1991 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 66 1/2 | SUNY Cortland | 56 | Baldwin-Wallace |
1990 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | Deb Vercauteren | 75 | SUNY Cortland | 48 | North Central (Ill.) |
1989 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 58 | Wisconsin-Oshkosh | 52 | North Central (Ill.) |
1988 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 95 | Massachusetts-Boston | 65 | Carleton |
1987 | Christopher Newport | Vince Brown | 80 | Massachusetts-Boston | 58 | North Central (Ill.) |
1986 | Massachusetts-Boston | Sherman Hart | 52 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Wisconsin-La Crosse | |
1985 | SUNY Cortland | Laura Crain | 62 | Southern-New Orleans | 61 | Denison |
1984 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Gary Wilson | 185 1/2 | Central (Iowa) | 102 | Carleton |
1983 | Wisconsin-La Crosse | Gary Wilson | 156 | St. Thomas (Minn.) | 126 | North Central (Ill.) |
1982 | Central (Iowa) | Jane Kors | 151 | Frostburg State | 96 | North Central (Ill.) |
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