NJCAA Women's Basketball Championship

NJCAA Women's Basketball Championship
Women and men championship trophies in 2003 at Suffolk County Community College

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1975-1991

  • NOTE: From 1975 to 1991, the NJCAA had only one class for women's basketball
Year Winner Runner Up Score
1975 Temple Junior College, Texas North Iowa Area Community College 59-58
1976 Seminole Junior College, Okla. Jackson Community College, Mich. 83-74
1977 Panola Junior College, Texas Seminole Junior College, Okla. 69-68
1978 Panola Junior College, Texas East Mississippi Community College 67-63
1979 Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa Tyler Junior College 74-52
1980 Truett-McConnell College Cloud County Community College 63-61
1981 Louisburg College Moberly Junior College, Mo. 65-63
1982 Moberly Junior College, Mo. Louisburg College 73-72
1983 Northwest Mississippi Junior College Cumberland County College 75-69
1984 Roane State Community College Northwest Mississippi Community College 69-53
1985 Connors State College Odessa College 73-71
1986 Odessa College Northeast Mississippi Community College 80-69
1987 Northeast Mississippi Community College St. Gregorys Community College; Okla. 68-64
1988 Kilgore College John A. Logan College 78-71
1989 Central Arizona College Connors State College 77-57
1990 Kilgore College Barton County Community College 84-75
1991 Odessa College Palm Beach Community College 88-83

Division I

Year Winner Runner Up Score
1992 Louisburg College Central Florida Community College 104-89
1993 Kilgore College Louisburg College 104-99
1994 Trinity Valley Community College Westark Community College, Ark. 104-95
1995 Wisconsin University Trinity Valley Community College 82-75
1996 Trinity Valley Community College Independence Community College 69-55
1997 Trinity Valley Community College Central Florida Community College 79-69
1998 Central Arizona College Trinity Valley Community College 76-63
1999 Trinity Valley Community College Central Arizona College 77-53
2000 Tyler Junior College Southwestern Illinois College 57-39
2001 Cloud County Community College Midland College 71-56
2002 Seward County Community College Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College 87-80
2003 Gulf Coast Community College Western Nebraska Community College 81-42
2004 Trinity Valley Community College Gulf Coast Community College 77-66
2005 Central Arizona College College of Southern Idaho 83-50
2006 Monroe Community College Odessa College 76-64
2007 Odessa College, Odessa, Texas Central Arizona College 73-50
2008 Gulf Coast Community College, Fla. Central Arizona College 62-61
2009 Central Arizona College, Ariz. Jefferson College, Mo. 78-71
2010 Gulf Coast Community College, Fla. Jefferson College, Mo. 83-61
2011 North Idaho College Trinity Valley College, Tx. 90-81

Division II

Year Winner Runner Up Score
1992 Illinois Central College Lansing Community College 89-72
1993 Illinois Central College Kankakee Community College 76-71 (OT)
1994 Southwestern Michigan College Chattahoochee Valley Community College 81-72
1996 Lansing Community College Kankakee Community College 74-68
1997 Kirkwood Community College Carl Sandburg College 76-67
1998 Illinois Central College Penn Valley Community College 72-65
1999 Illinois Central College Northwest-Shoals Community College 86-81
2000 Johnson County Community College Monroe Community College 63-61
2001 Monroe Community College Frederick Community College 69-41
2002 Kirkwood Community College Penn Valley Community College 76-47
2003 Illinois Central College Mitchell College 80-67
2004 Monroe Community College Scottsdale Community College 63-41
2005 Monroe Community College Illinois Central College 62-46
2006 Illinois Central College Kirkwood Community College 71-54
2007 Kirkwood Community College, Iowa Kankakee Community College, Ill. 84-55
2008 Kirkwood Community College, Iowa Kankakee Community College, Ill. 78-53
2009 Kirkwood Community College, Iowa Schoolcraft College, Mich. 62-38
2010 Kirkwood Community College, Iowa Patrick Henry Community College, VA 72-62

Division III

Year Winner Runner Up Score
1992 Becker College, Mass. Ocean County College 87-54
1993 Hudson Valley Community College Quinsigamond Community College 51-50
1994 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Triton College 69-62
1995 Rainy River Community College Montgomery College, Md. 83-60
1996 Central Lakes College-Brainerd Monroe Community College 71-57
1997 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Monroe Community College 80-57
1998 Anoka-Ramsey Community College College of DuPage 73-48
1999 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Jefferson Community College 68-62
2000 College of DuPage Anoka-Ramsey Community College 72-61
2001 Fergus Falls Community College, Minn. Borough of Manhattan Community College 61-58
2002 College of DuPage Northland Community & Technical College, Minn. 66-49
2003 Suffolk County Community College-Selden Madison Area Technical College 63-53
2004 Minneapolis Community & Technical College College of DuPage 79-77 (OT)
2005 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Monroe College 64-60
2006 Monroe College Mohawk Valley Community College 100-70
2007 Anoka-Ramsey Community College Mohawk Valley Community College 52-44
2008 Monroe College, NY Mohawk Valley Community College 79-48
2009 Rochester Community & Tech College, Minn. Madison Area Technical College, Wisc. 87-63
2010 Madison College, Wisc. Onondaga Community College, NY 74-55

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