History of Sear's NACDA Cup
Year First Second Third Fourth Fifth
1993-94 North Carolina Stanford UCLA Florida Penn State
1994-95 Stanford North Carolina UCLA Arizona Florida
1995-96 Stanford UCLA Florida Texas Michigan
1996-97 Stanford North Carolina UCLA Nebraska Florida
1997-98 Stanford (tie) North Carolina, Florida UCLA Michigan
1998-99 Stanford Georgia Penn State Florida UCLA
1999-00 Stanford UCLA Michigan Penn State North Carolina
2000-01 Stanford UCLA Georgia Michigan Arizona
2001-02 Stanford Texas Florida North Carolina UCLA
2002-03 Stanford Texas Ohio State Michigan Penn State
2003-04 Stanford Michigan UCLA Ohio State Georgia
2004-05 Stanford Texas UCLA Michigan Duke
2005-06 Stanford UCLA Texas North Carolina Florida
2006-07 Stanford UCLA North Carolina Michigan USC

2007-08

2008-09

Stanford

Stanford

UCLA

North Carolina

Michigan

Florida

Arizona State

USC

Texas

Michigan

Big Ten Review (as of October, 2008)

Big Ten  Team Big Ten Championships NCAA Championships
Michigan 343 32
Illinois 226 17
Ohio State 181 22
Wisconsin 179 25
Indiana 161 23
Minnesota 149 15
Iowa 103 23
Michigan State 78 19
Chicago 73 1
Northwestern 68 5
Purdue 66 3
Penn State 45 35

Top 5 Big Ten Teams in the NACDA Cup (1993 to 2009)

NACDA
Points
Michigan 13040.025
Penn State 11234.305
Ohio State 11383.85
Minnesota 9557.50
Wisconsin 8798.05

2009-2010 Season Review

Fall Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Winter Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Spring Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup
Football 11th n/a 0 Basketball-Men n/a n/a n/a Baseball n/a n/a n/a
Field Hockey 5th n/a 0 Basketball-Women n/a n/a n/a Softball n/a n/a n/a
Cross Country-Men 5th 24th 0 Wrestling 11th n/a n/a Outdoor Track-Men n/a n/a n/a
Cross Country-Women 4th 27th 20 Ice Hockey n/a n/a n/a Outdoor Track-Women n/a n/a n/a
Volleyball 5th 5th 73 Swimming-Men 2nd n/a n/a Rowing n/a n/a n/a
Soccer-Men 7th n/a 0 Swimming-Women 3rd n/a n/a Golf-Men n/a n/a n/a
Soccer-Women 8th n/a 0 Gymnastics-Men n/a n/a n/a Golf-Women n/a n/a n/a
Fall Total 8th 54th 93 Gymnastics-Women n/a n/a n/a Water Polo n/a n/a n/a
Women's Total n/a n/a 93 Indoor Track-Men n/a n/a n/a Lacrosse-Men n/a n/a n/a
Men's Total n/a n/a 0 Indoor Track-Women n/a n/a n/a Lacrosse-Women n/a n/a n/a
Bowling n/a n/a n/a Tennis-Men's n/a n/a n/a
Fencing n/a n/a n/a Tennis-Women's n/a n/a n/a
Rifle n/a n/a n/a Spring Total n/a n/a n/a
Winter Total n/a n/a n/a Winter Total n/a n/a n/a
Fall Total 8th 54th 93 Fall Total 8th 54th 93
  Total Director's Cup n/a n/a n/a

2008-2009 Season Review

Fall Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Winter Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Spring Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup
Football 10th n/a 0 Basketball-Men 7th 17th 50 Baseball 7th n/a 0
Field Hockey 4th n/a 0 Basketball-Women 11th n/a 0 Softball 1st 4th 78
Cross Country-Men 2nd 24th 26 Wrestling 3rd 11th 66 Outdoor Track-Men 3rd 62nd 0
Cross Country-Women 5th 16th 42 Ice Hockey n/a 9th 25 Outdoor Track-Women 2nd 7th 72
Volleyball 5th 9th 64 Swimming-Men 1st 7th 72 Rowing 2nd 9th 38
Soccer-Men 2nd 9th 64 Swimming-Women 4th 24th 49 Golf-Men 8th 3rd 82.5
Soccer-Women 11th n/a 0 Gymnastics-Men 1st 2nd 90 Golf-Women 7th 49th 0
Fall Total 3rd 12th 196 Gymnastics-Women 1st 13th 59.3 Water Polo n/a 5th 46
Women's Total n/a n/a 564.3 Indoor Track-Men 2nd 32nd 42 Lacrosse-Men n/a n/a 0
Men's Total n/a n/a 567.5 Indoor Track-Women 3rd 11th 66 Lacrosse-Women n/a n/a 0
Bowling n/a n/a 0 Tennis-Men's 4th 17th 50
Fencing n/a n/a 0 Tennis-Women's 2nd 17th 50
Rifle n/a n/a 0 Spring Total n/a n/a 416.5
Winter Total n/a 9th 519.3 Winter Total n/a n/a 519.3
Fall Total n/a 12th 196 Fall Total n/a n/a 196
519.30 Total Director's Cup 1st 5th 1131.80
Final Total June 29
We crowned one women's (gymnastics and softball) and two men's (gymnastics and swimming) Big Ten Champions; we had no team NCAA champions, but three individual NCAA Champions with Tyler Clary (400 IM and 200 Backstroke) for Men's swimming, Tiffany Ofili (110 meter hurdles) and Gena Gall (800) in Women's track. We had 32 All-Americans including Adam Harris, Amber Hay and Betty Wade in track; Men's Swimmers: Bobby Savulich, Chris Brady and Evan Ryser (400 Free), Matt Patton (1,650 Free); Women's Swimmers: Caroline Rodriquez, Margaret Kelly, Hannah Smith and Liz Koselka (400 Free); Wrestlers: Kellen Russell, Steve Luke and Tyrel Todd; Women Gymnast Kylee Botterman (Floor); Men Gymnasts: Chris Cameron (floor and horse), Phil Goldberg (rings), Joe Catrambone (high bar), Adam Hamers (horse) and Thomas Kelley (high and parallel bars); Leah Roberston, Julie Hyre and Alison Mantel in Water Polo; Volleyball's Lexi Zimmerman, Cross Country's Nicole Edwards; Ice Hockey's Louie Caporusso and Aaron Palushaj; Softballers: Nikki Nemitz and Amanda Chidester; Men's Soccer: Michael Holody and Peri Marosevic. Michigan Athletes of the Year
94 Wolverines earn Spring All-Big Ten Academic Honors
All 25 Teams Exceed NCAA Performance Requirements
2007-2008 Season by Review
NCAA Sport Michigan Total Points NCAA Place Big Ten Champ Men Women
Field Hockey 60 5 Iowa 0 60
Volleyball 64 9 Penn State 0 64
Cross Country-W 32 21 Minnesota 0 32
Cross Country-M 26 24 Wisconsin 26 0
Gymnastics-M 64 6 Penn State 0 0
Indoor Track&Field-M 27.5 44 Wisconsin 27.5 0
Wrestling 71.25 7 Iowa 71.25 0
Swimming&Diving-M 73.5 6 Michigan 73.5 0
Softball 54 9 Northwestern 0 0
Swimming&Diving-W 69 9 Minnesota 0 69
Gymnastics-W 69.75 8 Michigan 0 0
Indoor Track&Field-W 85 3 Minnesota 0 85
Soccer-W 0 0 Purdue 0 0
Ice Hockey-M 83 3 No Big Ten Sport 0 0
Baseball 0 0 Michigan 0 0
Basketball-M 0 0 Wisconsin 0 0
Basketball-W 0 0 Purdue 0 0
Bowling 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport 0 0
Fencing 0 0 Penn State
Golf-M 39 33rd Michigan State
Golf-W 0 0 Purdue
Ice Hockey-W 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Lacrosse-M 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Lacrosse-W 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Outdoor Track&Field-M 28.5 42nd Michigan
Outdoor Track&Field-W 72 7th Penn State
Rifle 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Rowing 0 0 Michigan State
Skiing 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Soccer-M 0 0 n/a
Football 0 0 Ohio State
Tennis-M 64 9th Ohio State
Tennis-W 50 17th Northwestern
Water Polo-M 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Water Polo-W 64 6th No Big Ten Sport
Totals 1161.50 3rd 55 points??? 1st place 1161.50
Season Review
Michigan led the Big Ten and was #3 Nationally while the Big Ten sport 3 of the Top Eleven Teams! The PAC 10 had 3 of the top 7 teams and 4 of the Top 13 teams. The Big Ten had 4 of the Top 18 teams. The SEC had 3 of the Top 10, and 4 of the Top 16 teams.
Fall Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Winter Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Spring Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup
Football 2nd 19th 0 Basketball-Men 10th n/a 0 Baseball 1st 33rd 0
Field Hockey 2nd 5th 60 Basketball-Women 7th n/a 0 Softball 2nd 9th 64
Cross Country-Men 5th 24th 26 Wrestling 2nd 7th 71.25 Outdoor Track-Men 1st 42nd 28.5
Cross Country-Women 3rd 21st 32 Ice Hockey n/a 3rd 83 Outdoor Track-Women 2nd 7th 72
Volleyball 9th n/a 64 Swimming-Men 1st 6th 73.5 Rowing 5th 11th 0
Soccer-Men 7th n/a 0 Swimming-Women 2nd 9th 69 Golf-Men 5th 33rd 39
Soccer-Women 9th n/a 0 Gymnastics-Men 4th 6th 64 Golf-Women 5th n/a 0
Fall Total n/a n/a 182 Gymnastics-Women 1st 8th 69.75 Water Polo n/a 6th 64
237 Indoor Track-Men 6th 44th 27.5 Lacrosse-Men Club Club 0
55? Indoor Track-Women 2nd 3rd 85 Lacrosse-Women Club Club 0
Bowling None None 0 Tennis-Men's 4th 9 64
Fencing None None 0 Tennis-Women's 2nd 17 50
Rifle None None 0 Spring Total n/a n/a 381.50
Winter Total n/a n/a 543 Women's Total n/a n/a 629.75
Fall Total n/a n/a 237 Men's Total n/a n/a 476.75
780 Total Director's Cup 1st 3rd 1161.50
We crowned one women's (gymnastics) and three men's (baseball, swimming and track) Big Ten Champions; we had no team NCAA champions, but three individual NCAA Champions with Matt Patton (500 Freestyle) Alex Vanderkay (400 IM) for Men's swimming, Tiffany Ofili (110 meter hurdles) and Gena Gall (800) in Women's track. Football #1 Draft Choice, Jake Long, Hockey stars, Chad Kolarik and Kevin Porter, Baseballer's, Zach Putnam and Nate Recknagel, Softballer's: Samantha Findlay, Alessandra Giampaolo, Jordan Taylor, Nikki Nemitz, Women's Track: Betty Wade and Nicole Edwards, Men's Swimmer's: Matt Patton, Andre Schultz, Scott Spann, Water Polo's: Julie Hyrne and Leah Robertson; Wrestler's: Josh Churella, Steve Luke, Eric Tannenbaum, Tyrel Todd, Men's Gymnasts: David Chan (horse), Phil Goldberg (rings), and Thomas Kelley (high bar) each earned All-America honors in their sports. Michigan Athletes of the Year
2006-2007 Season Review by Scoring Sport
NCAA Sport Michigan Place/Rank Big Ten Champ
Cross Country-W 85 3 Michigan
Gymnastics-M 80 4 Ohio State
Indoor Track&Field-M 73.5 6 Wisconsin
Wrestling 73.5 6 Minnesota
Swimming&Diving-M 72 7 Minnesota
Football 69 9 Ohio State
Swimming&Diving-W 69 9 Indiana
Gymnastics-W 65.25 11 Michigan
Indoor Track&Field-W 50.5 9 Minnesota
Soccer-W 25 33 Penn State
Volleyball 25 33 Penn State
Ice Hockey-M 25 9 No Big Ten Sport
Baseball 64 9 Michigan
Basketball-M 0 n/a Ohio State
Basketball-W 0 n/a Purdue
Bowling 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Cross Country-M 0 n/a Wisconsin
Fencing 0 n/a Penn State
Field Hockey 0 n/a Iowa
Golf-M 0 n/a MSU/Minnesota
Golf-W 36 37 Michigan State
Ice Hockey-W 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Lacrosse-M 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Lacrosse-W 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Outdoor Track&Field-M 55 17 Wisconsin
Outdoor Track&Field-W 85 3 Michigan/Illinois
Rifle 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Rowing 0 11 Minnesota
Skiing 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Soccer-M 0 n/a Indiana
Softball 64 9 Ohio State
Tennis-M 50 17 Ohio State
Tennis-W 50 17 Northwestern
Water Polo-M 0 n/a No Big Ten Sport
Water Polo-W 0 19 No Big Ten Sport
Totals 1135.25 4 Michigan
The PAC-10 had 3 of the top 5 teams, and 5 of the top 10 teams.
2006-2007 Season Review by Season
Fall Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Winter Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Spring Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup
Football 2nd 9th 69 Basketball-Men 8th n/a 0 Baseball 1st 9th 64
Field Hockey 2nd 15th 0 Basketball-Women 10th n/a 0 Softball 3rd 9th 64
Cross Country-Men 2nd n/a 0 Wrestling 8th 6th 73.5 Outdoor Track-Men 3rd 17th 55
Cross Country-Women 1st 3rd 85 Ice Hockey n/a 9th 25 Outdoor Track-Women 1st 3rd 85
Volleyball 7th 33rd 25 Swimming-Men 2nd 7th 72 Rowing(Crew) 2nd n/a 0
Soccer-Men 6th n/a 0 Swimming-Women 2nd 9th 69 Golf-Men 9th n/a 0
Soccer-Women 6th 33rd 25 Gymnastics-Men 4th 4th 80 Golf-Women 7th 37 36
Fall Total 1 n/a 204 Gymnastics-Women 1st 11th 65.25 Water Polo n/a n/a 0
19th Indoor Track-Men 3rd 6th 73.5 Lacrosse-Men Club Club 0
Indoor Track-Women 2nd 9th 69 Lacrosse-Women Club Club 0
Bowling None None 0 Tennis-Men's 3rd 17 50
Fencing None None 0 Tennis-Women's 2nd 17 50
Rifle None None 0 Spring Total 1 n/a 404
Winter Total 1 n/a 527.25 Women's Total 3 n/a 623.25
Fall Total 204 Men's Total 0 n/a 512
731.25 Total Director's Cup 1st 4th 1135.25
Michigan Athletes of the Year in 2007. We crowned three women's (cross country, track and gymnastics) and one men's (baseball) Big Ten Champions; we had no team champions, but only four individual NCAA Champions with Alex Vanderkay in the 400 IM (swimming), Andrew Ellerton (800), Anna Willard (Steeplechase) in track. Michigan National Champs
UCLA wins 100th National Championship
NCAA Sports article on UCLA winning 100th title
Most NCAA Championships by Sport
Team Men Women Coed Total Top Sports
UCLA 70 30 0 100 Volleyball/Basketball/Softball
Stanford 57 36 0 93 Tennis/Swimming/Water Polo
USC 73 11 0 84 Track&Field/Tennis/Baseball
Oklahoma State 48 0 0 48 Wrestling/Golf
Arkansas 43 0 0 43 Track&Field/Cross Country
LSU 16 24 0 40 Track&Field
Texas 17 22 0 39 Swimming
Michigan 30 2 0 32 Swimming
North Carolina 9 23 0 32 Soccer
Penn State 17 4 9 30 Gymnastics/Fencing
Yale 25 2 0 27 Golf
California 23 3 0 26 Water Polo
Denver 7 0 18 25 Skiing/Hockey
Wisconsin 20 3 0 23 Boxing
Indiana 23 23 0 23 Soccer
Georgia 7 15 0 22 Gymnastics
Princeton 19 3 0 22 Golf
Iowa 20 1 0 21 Wrestling
Ohio State 20 1 0 21 Swimming
Colorado 3 2 16 21 Skiiing
Maryland 5 15 0 20 Lacrosse
Michigan State 19 0 0 19 Cross Country
Oklahoma 17 1 0 18 Wrestling/Gymnastics
Illinois 17 0 0 17 Gymnastics
Florida 8 9 0 17 Golf/Tennis
Oklahoma State has won the most NCAA men's team titles in any sport, wrestling, with 34 (132 individual titles) followed by Southern California with 26 titles in outdoor track & field. Yale has 21 titles in golf, Iowa has 20 team titles in wrestling, Arkansas has 19 titles in indoor track & field and UCLA has 19 titles in volleyball.
Southern California has the most men's individual NCAA titles with 296 (110 in track & field and 110 in swimming and diving), followed by Michigan with 247 (155+ in swimming and diving), Stanford has 243 (134 in swimming and diving), Ohio State has 211 (117 in swimming and diving) and UCLA has 161 individual titles.
On the women's side of the ledger, Stanford has the most team titles with 35 (15 in tennis) including 158 individual titles (119 in swimming and diving), UCLA has 29 team titles (10 in softball) and 88 individual titles, LSU has 24 team titles (all in indoor and outdoor track & field with 47 individual titles, North Carolina has 22 team titles (17 in soccer), Texas has 22 team titles and 136 individual titles, Florida has 116 individual titles and Georgia has 104 individual titles. Michigan has only two team titles (Field Hockey and Softball with 21 individual titles).
Most Individual NCAA Champions-Division I
College/University Men Women Total
USC 296 11 307
Stanford 243 35 278
Michigan 249 4 253
Ohio State 211 0 211
UCLA 161 29 190
Texas 149 22 171
Oklahoma State 156 0 156
Illinois 129 0 129
Indiana 123 0 123
Iowa 120 1 121
Penn State 113 4 117
Oklahoma 113 1 114
California 110 3 113
Arkansas 107 0 107
Yale 105 2 107
Tennessee 99 7 106
Iowa State 101 0 101
Colorado 97 2 99
Michigan State 97 0 97
LSU 71 24 95
Wisconsin 90 3 93
Nebraska 83 6 89
Texas-El Paso 85 0 85
Auburn 74 5 79
Villanova 71 7 78
Florida 68 9 77
Washington State 77 0 77
SMU 75 0 75
Utah 64 9 73
Denver 68 0 68
Minnesota 66 2 68
Harvard 64 2 66
Oregon 61 3 64
Arizona 47 9 56
Arizona State 49 6 55
Washington 51 4 55
Kansas 54 0 54
Princeton 52 1 53
San Jose State 48 3 51
Vermont 51 0 51
BYU 46 4 50
Northwestern 48 2 50
North Carolina 25 22 47
Columbia 44 0 44
NYU 41 0 41
Dartmouth 40 0 40
Georgia 26 14 40
Houston 40 0 40
Navy 39 0 39
Notre Dame 35 4 39
Miami-FL 37 1 38
Pittsburgh 35 0 35
New Mexico 34 0 34
Alabama 29 4 33
Baylor 30 1 31
Maryland 15 14 29
Florida State 25 2 27
Lehigh 27 0 27
West Virginia 25 0 25
Idaho 22 0 22
Wyoming 22 0 22
Georgia Tech 20 0 20
Kansas State 20 0 20
Missouri 18 0 18
Clemson 16 0 16
Michigan's four women NCAA Champs: Beth Wymer and Elise Ray (gymnasts), Anna Willard and Tiffani Ofili (track)!
2005-2006 Season Review
Fall Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Winter Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup Spring Sport Big Ten NCAA Cup
Football 3rd 28th 0 Basketball-Men 6th n/a 0 Baseball 1st 33rd 25
Field Hockey 1st 5th 30 Basketball-Women 11th n/a 0 Softball 1st 9th 64
Cross Country-Men 5th n/a 0 Wrestling 3rd 7th 72 Outdoor Track-Men 5th 30th 41.5
Cross Country-Women 1st 6th 72 Ice Hockey n/a 9th 12.5 Outdoor Track-Women 2nd 13th 63
Volleyball 7th n/a 0 Swimming-Men 3rd 8th 70.5 Rowing 4th n/a 0
Soccer-Men 5th n/a 0 Swimming-Women 3rd 17th 57 Golf-Men 10th n/a 0
Soccer-Women 6th n/a 0 Gymnastics-Men 4th 7th 25.25 Golf-Women 4th n/a 0
Fall Total n/a n/a 102 Gymnastics-Women 4th 7th 35.63 Water Polo n/a n/a 0
Indoor Track-Men 4th 37th 35.5 Lacrosse-Men Club Club 0
Indoor Track-Women 1st 13th 62.25 Lacrosse-Women Club Club 0
Bowling None None 0 Tennis-Men's n/a 33rd 25
Fencing None None 0 Tennis-Women's n/a 17th 50
Rifle None None 0 Spring Total n/a n/a 268.50
Winter Total n/a n/a 370.63 Women's Total n/a n/a 433.88
Men's Total n/a n/a 307.25
Total Director's Cup 5th 24th 643.375 (741.13?)
For the second year in a row, the women's sports have outpaced the men's sports in the Director's Cup scoring. In the 2004-2005 season, Michigan women's sports led the athletic program contributing 589 points towards the Director's Cup while the Michigan men's sports contributed 475.5 points. For the 2006-2007 season, we host the Big Ten Field Hockey and Women's Swimming Championships. We also host the NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Palace of Auburn Hills in March, 2007. Athletes of the Year
2005 NCAA Sport
Michigan Place Stanford Place
Wrestling 90 2 37 37
Gymnastics-W 75 5 52 20
Swimming&Diving-M 73.5 6 90 2
Cross Country-W 72 6 75 5
Indoor Track&Field-M 69 9 62.25 13
Indoor Track&Field-W 63 13 70.5 8
Swimming&Diving-W 60.75 14 75 5
Field Hockey 60 5 0 n/a
Ice Hockey-M 60 5 0 n/a
Football 54 12 0 n/a
Soccer-M 50 17 0 n/a
Volleyball 50 17 100 1
Gymnastics-M 32 6 25.25 7
Water Polo-W 32 6 45 2
Soccer-W 25 33 50 17
Cross Country-M 22 26 72 6
Baseball 25 33 50 17
Basketball-M 0 n/a 25 33
Basketball-W 0 n/a 73 5
Bowling 0 n/a 0 n/a
Fencing 0 n/a 33 11
Golf-M 0 n/a 55.5 18
Golf-W 30 43 55 19
Ice Hockey-W 0 n/a 0 n/a
Lacrosse-M 0 n/a 0 n/a
Lacrosse-W 0 n/a 0 n/a
Outdoor Track&Field-M 0 29 72 7
Outdoor Track&Field-W 0 32 75 5
Rifle 0 n/a 0 n/a
Rowing 46 8 19 11
Skiing 0 n/a 0 n/a
Softball 100 1 64 9
Tennis-M 0 n/a 72 7
Tennis-W 0 32 100 1
Water Polo-M 0 n/a 0 n/a
Totals 1064.25 4 1238.75 1
Historical Big Ten Profile of Highest Conference Achievement in each Sport:
Sport
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
NACDA
Points
Football Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Penn State Michigan 13040.025
Basketball-M Purdue Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Penn State 11234.305
Basketball-W Iowa Ohio State Purdue Penn State Ohio State 11383.85
Wrestling Iowa Michigan Illinois Minnesota Minnesota 9557.50
Softball Michigan Iowa Northwestern Minnesota Wisconsin 8798.05
Baseball Michigan Illinois Minnesota Ohio State Illinois n/a
Ice Hockey Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan State MSU n/a
Field Hockey Penn State Ohio State Michigan Iowa Iowa n/a
Swimming&Diving-M Michigan Indiana Ohio State Northwestern Indiana n/a
Swimming&Diving-W Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Penn State Purdue n/a
Soccer-M Indiana Penn State Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern n/a
Soccer-W Penn State Minnesota Indiana Wisconsin
Former Sports
Gymnastics-M Penn State Illinois Michigan Ohio State Fencing
Gymnastics-W Michigan Ohio State Minnesota Penn State Ice Hockey
Cross Country-M Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Michigan State
Emerging Sports
Cross Country-W Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Penn State Water Polo
Track & Field-M Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Lacrosse
Track & Field-W Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana
Volleyball Penn State Wisconsin Illinois Ohio State
Golf-M Ohio State Michigan Purdue Indiana
Golf-W Ohio State Indiana Michigan State Minnesota
Rowing Michigan Michigan State Ohio State Wisconsin
Tennis-M Michigan Illinois Minnesota Northwestern
Tennis-W Indiana Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin
Since the NACDA All-Sports Trophy began in 1993-94 (Stanford has won it every year since its inception), Michigan has the most points of any Big Ten Conference school. Michigan has won or shared more Men's conference championships, NCAA Team and Individual Championships than any other Big Ten school. These figures are current through June 30, 2009