List of Pac-10 National Championships
- List of Pac-10 National Championships
The following is a list of current Pac-10 member's NCAA championships. Current Pac-10 members have won 371 NCAA national championships (As of June 4, 2008) For the 2007-08 academic year, the Pac-10 has so far won 13 NCAA titles, women's cross country (Stanford), men's cross country (Oregon), women's soccer (USC), men's water polo (California), men's swimming & diving (Arizona), women's swimming & diving (Arizona), men's indoor track & field (Arizona State), women's indoor track & field (Arizona State), women's golf (USC), women's water polo (UCLA), women's tennis (UCLA), men's golf (UCLA) and softball (Arizona State)
Current members
=Men's Soccer (4)=
Winter Sports
=Men's Basketball (15)=
=Men's Swimming & Diving (21)=
=Women's Indoor Track & Field (4)=
Men's Golf (13)
=Softball (20)=
=Men's Outdoor Track & Field (44)=
Prior to joining the Pac-10, Arizona State won 1 NCAA championship.
=Men's Gymnastics (10)=
=Men's Volleyball (24)=
External Links
[http://www.NCAA.com NCAA.com - official websites of college sports]
[http://www.pac-10.org Pac-10.org - Official website of the Pac-10 conference]
[http://www.gostanford.com Stanford Cardinal official athletic site]
[http://www.uclabruins.com UCLA Bruins official athlete site]
[http://www.gohuskies.com University of Washington Huskies athletic site]
[http://www.arizonaathletics.com Arizona Wildcats]
[http://www.thesundevils.com Arizona State University official athletic site]
[http://www.usctrojans.com USC Trojans official site]
[http://www.wsucougars.com Washington State Cougars]
[http://www.goducks.com Goducks.com - Oregon Ducks official site]
[http://www.osubeavers.com OSUbeavers.com - Oregon State Beavers official site]
[http://www.calbears.com California Golden Bears official site]
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