NCAA Division I champions are the winners of annual top-tier competitions among American college sports teams. This list also includes championships classified by the NCAA as "National Collegiate", the organization's official branding of championship events open to members of more than one of the NCAA's three legislative and competitive divisions.
In college football, the only championship actually awarded by the NCAA is that of the second level of D-I football, the Football Championship Subdivision. While champions of the top level, the Football Bowl Subdivision, are included in NCAA record books, the NCAA has never awarded an official championship at that level. FBS championships are awarded by non-NCAA bodies, with the current de facto championship, the College Football Playoff, operated by a consortium of FBS conferences.
Men's champions SportDateWinning teamWinning head coachScoreRunner-upRunner-up head coachVenueCityRef.BaseballOklahomaSkip Johnson in best-of-3 series(9–3, 2–6, 13–2)North CarolinaScott ForbesCharles Schwab Field OmahaOmaha, Nebraska Basketball Michigan 69–63 UConn Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, Indiana Cross country Oklahoma State New Mexico Gans Creek Cross Country Course Columbia, Missouri Fencing Notre Dame 91 (+10) Columbia Joyce Center Notre Dame, Indiana Football (FBS) Indiana 27–21Miami (FL)Hard Rock Stadium Miami Gardens, Florida Football (FCS) Montana State 35–34OT Illinois State FirstBank Stadium Nashville, Tennessee GolfAuburnUCLAOmni La Costa Resort & SpaCarlsbad, California Gymnastics Stanford Oklahoma State Farm Center Champaign, Illinois Ice hockey Denver Wisconsin T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas, Nevada Indoor track Arkansas 73.5 (+ 33.5) Oregon Randal Tyson Center Fayetteville, Arkansas Lacrosse Princeton Notre Dame Scott Stadium Charlottesville, Virginia Outdoor track Arkansas 56 (+ 7) Georgia Hayward Field Eugene, Oregon Soccer Washington OT NC State WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, North Carolina Swimming & diving Texas 445.5 (+ 29.5) Florida Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Atlanta, Georgia Tennis Virginia Texas Dan Magill Tennis Complex Athens, Georgia Volleyball Hawaii UC Irvine Pauley Pavilion Los Angeles, California Water poloUCLA USCAvery Aquatic CenterStanford, CaliforniaWrestling Penn State181.5 (+ 50.5)Oklahoma StateRocket ArenaCleveland, Ohio
Women's champions SportDateWinning teamWinning head coachScoreRunner-upRunner-up head coachVenueCityRef. Basketball UCLA 79–51 South Carolina Mortgage Matchup Center Phoenix, Arizona Beach volleyball UCLA 3–0 Stanford Gulf Shores Public Beach Gulf Shores, Alabama Bowling Jacksonville State 4–1 Wichita State Yorktown Lanes Parma Heights, Ohio Cross country NC State 114 (+16) BYU Gans Creek Cross Country Course Columbia, Missouri Fencing Notre Dame 102 (+3) Columbia/Barnard Joyce Center Notre Dame, Indiana Field hockey Northwestern 2–12OT Princeton Jack Katz Stadium Durham, North Carolina Golf Stanford 3.5–1.5 USC Omni La Costa Resort & Spa Carlsbad, California Gymnastics Oklahoma LSU Dickies Arena Fort Worth, Texas Ice hockey Wisconsin 3–2 Ohio State Pegula Ice Arena College Township, Pennsylvania Indoor track Georgia 53 (+9) Oregon Randal Tyson Center Fayetteville, Arkansas Lacrosse Northwestern 14–11 North Carolina Martin Stadium Evanston, Illinois Outdoor track Georgia 50 (+7) Florida Hayward Field Eugene, Oregon Rowing Texas 130 (+5) Stanford Lake Lanier Olympic Park Gainesville, Georgia Soccer Florida State Stanford CPKC Stadium Kansas City, Missouri Softball Texas in best-of-3 series(7–3, 4–1) Texas Tech Devon Park Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Swimming & diving Virginia 589 (+208.5) Stanford Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Atlanta, Georgia Tennis Texas A&M Auburn Dan Magill Tennis Complex Athens, Georgia Volleyball Texas A&M Kentucky T-Mobile Center Kansas City, Missouri Water polo USC California Canyonview Aquatic Center San Diego, California Wrestling McKendree 171 (+5) Iowa Xtream Arena Coralville, Iowa
Coeducational champions SportDateWinning teamWinning head coachScoreRunner-upRunner-up head coachVenueCityRef. Rifle West Virginia 4,748 (+7) TCU Covelli Center Columbus, Ohio Skiing Utah 549.5 (+10.5) Colorado Bridger Bowl & Crosscut Mountain Sports Center Bozeman, Montana
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