Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association

The Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association, a former NCAA-affiliated Division III college athletic association for schools in Texas from 1976 to 1996.

There have been two other athletic associations with the same name which have dissolved. From 1913 to 1917 it was the name for Texas schools that today are Division I teams. They went on to form the Southwest Conference. In the 1920s until 1931 the conference consisted of teams that would become Division II teams. It would become the Lone Star Conference.

When the 1976 association dissolved most of the teams joined the newly formed American Southwest Conference which included teams from other states.

At the time of its dissolution it consisted of: [ [http://www.ascsports.org/Pdfs/ASC/2007/8/14/ASC%20AllTime%20Champs%2006-07.pdf?tab=champs American Southwest Conference Chart of Champions - Retrieved December 17, 2007] ]
*Austin College
*Hardin-Simmons University
*Howard Payne University
*Lubbock Christian University
*Midwestern State University
*McMurry University
*Sul Ross State University
*Tarleton State University
*University of Dallas

Championships

Baseball

*1988 Sul Ross State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Sul Ross State
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Howard Payne
*1993 Howard Payne
*1994 Howard Payne
*1995 Hardin-Simmons
*1996 Sul Ross State

Men's Basketball

*1977 Tarleton State
*1978 McMurry
*1979 McMurry
*1980 McMurry
*1981 McMurry
*1982 McMurry
*1983 Lubbock Christian
*1984 McMurry/Tarleton State
*1985 McMurry
*1986 McMurry
*1987 McMurry
*1988 Howard Payne
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Howard Payne/Hardin-Simmons
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 McMurry
*1995 Howard Payne
*1996 Howard Payne/McMurry

Women's Basketball

*1977 Tarleton State
*1978 Tarleton State
*1979 Tarleton State
*1980 Tarleton State
*1981 Tarleton State
*1982 Tarleton State/McMurry
*1983 Tarleton State
*1984 Tarleton State
*1985 Tarleton State/Sul Ross State
*1986 Tarleton State
*1987 Sul Ross State
*1988 Tarleton State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Howard Payne
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Sul Ross State
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 Hardin-Simmons/Howard Payne
*1995 Hardin-Simmons/Howard Payne/Sul Ross State
*1996 Hardin-Simmons

Football

*1976 Trinity
*1977 Tarleton State
*1978 Tarleton State
*1979 Austin College
*1980 McMurry
*1981 Austin College/Sul Ross State
*1982 Sul Ross State
*1983 McMurry/Sul Ross State
*1984 Austin College
*1985 Austin College/Sul Ross State
*1986 Tarleton State
*1987 Tarleton State
*1988 Austin College
*1989 Tarleton State
*1989 Howard Payne
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Midwestern State
*1992 Howard Payne
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 Hardin-Simmons/Midwestern State/Howard Payne
*1995 Howard Payne/Hardin-Simmons

Men's Golf

*1977 McMurry
*1978 Trinity
*1979 McMurry
*1980 McMurry
*1981 McMurry
*1982 McMurry
*1983 McMurry
*1984 Tarleton State
*1985 Sul Ross State
*1986 McMurry
*1987 McMurry
*1988 Howard Payne
*1989 Howard Payne
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Midwestern State
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 McMurry
*1995 McMurry
*1996 McMurry

Men's Tennis

*1980 Sul Ross State
*1981 Sul Ross State
*1982 Sul Ross State
*1983 Sul Ross State
*1984 Austin College
*1985 Sul Ross State
*1986 Austin College
*1987 McMurry
*1988 Sul Ross State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State/Howard Payne
*1992 Sul Ross State
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 Hardin-Simmons
*1995 Hardin-Simmons
*1996 Hardin-Simmons

Women's Tennis

*1980 Sul Ross State
*1981 Sul Ross State
*1982 Sul Ross State
*1983 Sul Ross State
*1984 Austin College
*1985 Sul Ross State
*1986 Austin College
*1987 McMurry
*1988 Sul Ross State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State/Howard Payne
*1992 Sul Ross State
*1993 Hardin-Simmons
*1994 Hardin-Simmons
*1995 Hardin-Simmons
*1996 Howard Payne

Men's Track & Field

*1977 Tarleton State
*1978 Tarleton State
*1979 Tarleton State
*1980 Tarleton State
*1981 Tarleton State
*1982 Tarleton State
*1983 Tarleton State
*1984 McMurry
*1985 McMurry
*1986 Tarleton State
*1987 Tarleton State
*1988 Tarleton State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Howard Payne
*1993 Howard Payne
*1994 Howard Payne
*1995 Howard Payne
*1996 Howard Payne

Women's Track & Field

*1977 Tarleton State
*1978 Tarleton State
*1979 Tarleton State
*1980 Sul Ross State
*1981 Tarleton State
*1982 Tarleton State
*1983 Tarleton State
*1984 Tarleton State
*1985 Tarleton State
*1986 Tarleton State
*1987 Tarleton State
*1988 Tarleton State
*1989 Tarleton State
*1990 Tarleton State
*1991 Tarleton State
*1992 Howard Payne
*1993 Howard Payne
*1994 Howard Payne
*1995 Howard Payne
*1996 Howard Payne

Volleyball

*1976 Sul Ross State
*1977 Sul Ross State
*1978 Tarleton State
*1979 Sul Ross State
*1980 Sul Ross State
*1981 Sul Ross State
*1982 Sul Ross State
*1983 Tarleton State
*1984 Sul Ross State
*1985 Sul Ross State
*1986 Sul Ross State
*1987 Howard Payne
*1988 Tarleton State/Howard Payne
*1989 Howard Payne
*1990 Howard Payne
*1991 Sul Ross State
*1992 Howard Payne
*1993 Midwestern State
*1994 Howard Payne
*1995 Howard Payne

References


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