Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference - Women's Basketball

Women's Basketball

Currently basketball plays a 22 game conference schedule, with home-and-home games against the seven teams within a school's division and eight games against teams from the opposite division, with home and away status in those cross-division games rotating every year. All 16 teams will play in the NSIC / Sanford Health conference tournament with the first two rounds hosted by the higher seed in the matchups. The semifinal and championship games are currently held at Taylor Arena in Rochester, Minnesota.

Conference Championships Per School

School Conference Titles Last Conference Title Tournament Titles Last Tournament Title
Minnesota Duluth 11 2002-03 4 2004
Northern State 6 1997-98 0 N/A
Concordia, St. Paul 4 2009-10 3 2008
Southwest Minnesota State 4 2001-02 1 2002
St. Cloud State 3 1983-84 1 2009
Bemidji State 3 1986-87 0 N/A
Minnesota State Moorhead 3 2004-05 0 N/A
Wayne State 3 2011-12 3 2012
Minnesota State, Mankato 1 2008-09 0 N/A
Winona State 0 N/A 1 2011
Augustana 0 N/A 0 N/A
Mary 0 N/A 0 N/A
Minnesota Crookston 0 N/A 0 N/A
Upper Iowa 0 N/A 0 N/A
School Conference Titles Last Conference Title Tournament Titles Last Tournament Title
Minnesota Morris 1 1981-82 0 N/A

Regular Season Champions

Year School Record
1979-80 Bemidji State / St. Cloud State / Southwest State (5-2)
1980-81 Southwest State (7-0)
1981-82 Minnesota Morris / Moorhead State / St. Cloud State (10-4)
1982-83 St. Cloud State (14-0)
1983-84 St. Cloud State (12-0)
1984-85 Minnesota Duluth / Moorhead State (7-3)
1985-86 Bemidji State (11-1)
1986-87 Bemidji State (12-0)
1987-88 Northern State (11-1)
1988-89 Minnesota Duluth (11-1)
1989-90 Minnesota Duluth (11-1)
1990-91 Minnesota Duluth (12-0)
1991-92 Northern State (10-2)
1992-93 Minnesota Duluth (11-1)
1993-94 Northern State (12-0)
1994-95 Minnesota Duluth / Northern State (11-1)
1995-96 Minnesota Duluth (12-0)
1996-97 Northern State (11-1)
1997-98 Minnesota Duluth / Northern State (10-2)
1998-99 Minnesota Duluth (10-2)
1999-00 Minnesota Duluth (16-2)
2000-01 Southwest Minnesota State (17-1)
2001-02 Southwest Minnesota State (14-4)
2002-03 Minnesota Duluth (15-3)
2003-04 Concordia, St. Paul (15-1)
2004-05 Minnesota State Moorhead (12-2)
2005-06 Wayne State (13-1)
2006-07 Concordia, St. Paul (15-3)
2007-08 Concordia, St. Paul (16-2)
2008-09 Minnesota State, Mankato (19-1)
2009-10 Concordia, St. Paul (17-3)
2010-11 Wayne State (21-1)
2011-12 Wayne State (20-2)

NSIC/Sanford Health Tournament Champions

The NSIC Basketball Tournament began in 2000.

Year School
2000 Minnesota Duluth
2001 Minnesota Duluth
2002 Southwest State
2003 Minnesota Duluth
2004 Minnesota Duluth
2005 Concordia, St. Paul
2006 Wayne State
2007 Concordia, St. Paul
2008 Concordia, St. Paul
2009 St. Cloud State
2010 Wayne State
2011 Winona State
2012 Wayne State

All-Time NSIC Standings (1970-80 to 2011-12)

School Wins Losses Winning Percentage Tournament Wins Tournament Losses
Minnesota Duluth 296 114 .722 16 5
Augustana 60 24 .714 4 4
Wayne State 164 72 .695 16 10
Northern State 277 127 .686 9 12
Concordia, St. Paul 156 80 .661 17 6
Minnesota State, Mankato 79 47 .627 1 3
St. Cloud State 82 66 .554 3 0
Mary 62 58 .517 2 2
Minnesota State Moorhead 242 226 .517 8 13
Southwest Minnesota State 212 256 .453 8 8
Bemidij State 182 286 .389 1 8
Winona State 159 309 .340 4 12
Minnesota Morris 88 198 .308 0 3
Minnesota Crookston 68 168 .288 2 4
Upper Iowa 13 107 .108 0 1

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