Cascade Collegiate Conference

The Cascade Collegiate Conference (or Cascade Conference) is a college athletic conference affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Member schools are located in the Northwestern United States and in British Columbia. The conference's members compete in 15 sports. The current commissioner of the conference is Robert Cashell.

Cascade Collegiate Conference

Association	NAIA
Founded	1993; 32 years ago (1993)
Commissioner	Robert Cashell (since 2012)
Sports fielded	15 men's: 7 women's: 8
No. of teams	12 full (11 in 2025) + 8 associates
Headquarters	Corvallis, Oregon
Region	Northwestern United States and Western Canada (British Columbia)
Official website	cascadeconference.org
Locations

History

Cascade Collegiate Conference

200km
124miles

Corban

Lewis–Clark State

Walla Walla

Multnomah

Bushnell

Warner Pacific

Evergreen State

Northwest

Southern Oregon

Oregon Tech

College of Idaho

Eastern Oregon

   

Location of Cascade members: current

Chronological timeline

• 1993 – The Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) was founded. Charter members included Albertson College of Idaho (now the College of Idaho), Concordia College, Portland (later Concordia University–Portland), Eastern Oregon State College (now Eastern Oregon University), George Fox College (George Fox University), Northwest Nazarene College (now Northwest Nazarene University), the Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech), Southern Oregon State College (now Southern Oregon University), Western Baptist College (now Corban University) and Western Oregon State College (now Western Oregon University), beginning the 1993–94 academic year.
• 1995 – George Fox left the CCC and the NAIA to join the Division III ranks of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Northwest Conference (NWC) after the 1994–95 academic year.
• 1997 – Cascade College and Northwest College (now Northwest University) joined the CCC in the 1997–98 academic year.
• 1998 – Western Oregon left the CCC and the NAIA to join the NCAA Division II ranks and the Pacific West Conference (PacWest) after the 1997–98 academic year; while remaining in the conference as an affiliate member for some sports until the end of the 1999–2000 academic year.
• 1999 – The Evergreen State College and Warner Pacific College (now Warner Pacific University) joined the CCC in the 1999–2000 academic year.
• 2007 – Northwest Christian College (now Bushnell University) joined the CCC in the 2007–08 academic year.
• 2008 – The University of British Columbia joined the CCC as an affiliate member for baseball in the 2009 spring season (2008–09 academic year).
• 2009 – Cascade left the CCC as the school ceased operations at the end of the 2008–09 academic year.
• 2010 – Lewis–Clark State College joined the CCC as an affiliate member for baseball in the 2011 spring season (2010–11 academic year).
• 2015 – Multnomah University and Walla Walla University joined the CCC in the 2015–16 academic year.
• 2015 – Four institutions joined the CCC as affiliate members (and/or added other single sports into their affiliate memberships), all effective in the 2015–16 academic year:
  • British Columbia (UBC) for softball
  • Carroll College and the University of Great Falls (now the University of Providence) for men's and women's soccer and softball
  • and Rocky Mountain College for men's and women's soccer
• 2017 – Five institutions joined the CCC as affiliate members (and/or added other single sports into their affiliate memberships), all effective in the 2017–18 academic year:
  • Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University–Prescott, Menlo College, Montana State University–Northern, Providence (Mont.) and Simpson University for men's wrestling
• 2018 – Two institutions joined the CCC as affiliate members (and/or added other single sports into their affiliate memberships), all effective in the 2018–19 academic year:
  • British Columbia (UBC) for men's and women's golf, and men's and women's outdoor track & field
  • Life Pacific University for men's wrestling
• 2019 – Five institutions joined the CCC as affiliate members (and/or added other single sports into their affiliate memberships), all effective in the 2019–20 academic year:
  • Arizona Christian University and Vanguard University for men's wrestling
  • and Life Pacific, Menlo and Providence (Mont.) for women's wrestling
• 2020 – Lewis–Clark State upgraded its CCC membership for all sports in the 2020–21 academic year.
• 2021 – Simpson added women's wrestling in its CCC affiliate membership in the 2021–22 academic year.
• 2022 – Life Pacific left the CCC as an affiliate member for men's and women's wrestling as the school dropped both sports at the end of the 2021–22 academic year.
• 2022 – Vanguard added women's wrestling in its CCC affiliate membership in the 2022–23 academic year.
• 2024 – Menlo and Vanguard left the CCC and the NAIA as affiliate members for both men's and women's wrestling to join the NCAA Division II ranks and the Pacific West Conference (PacWest) after the 2023–24 academic year.
• 2024 – Simpson added beach volleyball in its CCC affiliate membership in the 2025 spring season (2024–25 academic year).
• 2025 – Trinity Western University will join the CCC as an affiliate member for men's and women's cross country and men's and women's track & field in the 2025–26 academic year.
• 2025 – Multnomah announced that they would be discontinuing all athletic programs and leaving the CCC at the end of the 2024–25 academic year.

Member schools

Current members

The CCC currently has 12 full members, all but five are private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined[a]
Bushnell University[b]	Eugene, Oregon	1895	Disciples of Christ	800	Beacons	2007
Corban University	Salem, Oregon	1935	Christian	1,160	Warriors	1993
Eastern Oregon University	La Grande, Oregon	1929	Public	3,743	Mountaineers	1993
The Evergreen State College	Olympia, Washington	1967	Public	4,509	Geoducks	1999
College of Idaho	Caldwell, Idaho	1891	Presbyterian (PCUSA)	1,042	Coyotes	1993
Lewis–Clark State College	Lewiston, Idaho	1893	Public	4,500	Warriors & Lady Warriors	2020
Multnomah University	Portland, Oregon	1936	Nondenominational	860	Lions	2015
Northwest University	Kirkland, Washington	1934	Assemblies of God	1,280	Eagles	1997
Oregon Institute of Technology	Klamath Falls, Oregon	1947	Public	3,927	Owls	1993
Southern Oregon University	Ashland, Oregon	1882	Public	6,744	Raiders	1993
Walla Walla University	College Place, Washington	1892	Seventh-day Adventist	1,940	Wolves	2015[c]
Warner Pacific University	Portland, Oregon	1937	Church of God	1,333	Knights	1999

Notes

1. Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.
2. Formerly known as Northwest Christian University until 2020.
3. Walla Walla withdrew from CCC competition during the 2020–21 school year for men's & women's basketball, men's soccer and volleyball as part of its COVID-19 safety plan. All of those mentioned sports returned back to CCC conference play for the 2021–22 school year.^[1]

Affiliate members

The CCC currently has eight affiliate members, all but two are private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined[a]	CCC sport(s)	Primary conference
Arizona Christian University	Phoenix, Arizona	1960	Nondenominational	820	Firestorm	2019	men's wrestling	Great Southwest (GSAC)
University of British Columbia	Vancouver, British Columbia	1908	Public	50,304	Thunderbirds	2008bsb. 2015sfb. 2018m.gf. 2018w.gf. 2018m.t.f. 2018w.t.f.	baseball softball men's golf women's golf men's track & field women's track & field	Canada West (CWUAA) (U Sports)
Carroll College	Helena, Montana	1909	Catholic (Diocese of Helena)	1,502	Fighting Saints	2015m.soc. 2015w.soc. 2015sfb.	men's soccer women's soccer softball	Frontier
Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University–Prescott	Prescott, Arizona	1978	Nonsectarian	1,700	Eagles	2017	men's wrestling	Great Southwest (GSAC)
Montana State University–Northern	Havre, Montana	1929	Public	1,207	Lights	2017	men's wrestling	Frontier
University of Providence	Great Falls, Montana	1932	Catholic (Ursulines)	800	Argonauts	2015m.soc. 2015w.soc. 2015sfb. 2017m.wr. 2019w.wr.	men's soccer women's soccer softball men's wrestling women's wrestling	Frontier
Rocky Mountain College	Billings, Montana	1878	various[b]	894	Battlin' Bears	2015m.soc. 2015w.soc.	men's soccer women's soccer	Frontier
Simpson University	Redding, California	1921	Christian & Missionary Alliance	1,280	Red Hawks	2017m.wr. 2021w.wr. 2024b.vb.	men's wrestling women's wrestling beach volleyball	California Pacific (CalPac)

Notes

1. Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.
2. Rocky Mountain has various affiliations: The Mainline Protestant, the United Methodist Church, the Presbyterian Church (USA), and the United Church of Christ.

Future affiliate members

The CCC will have one new affiliate member, a private school:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joining[a]	CCC sport(s)	Primary conference
Trinity Western University	Langley, British Columbia	1962	Evangelical Christian (E.F.C.C.)	5,000	Spartans	2025m.c.c.; 2025w.c.c.; 2025m.t.f.; 2025w.t.f.	men's cross country; women's cross country; men's track & field; women's track & field	Canada West (CWUAA) (U Sports)

Notes

1. Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.

Former members

The CCC had five former full members, all but one were private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined[a]	Left[b]	Subsequent conference(s)	Current conference
Cascade College	Portland, Oregon	1956	Churches of Christ	N/A	Thunderbirds	1997	2008	Closed in 2009
Concordia University–Portland	Portland, Oregon	1905	Lutheran LCMS	N/A	Cavaliers	1993	2015	Great Northwest (GNAC)[c] (2015–20)	Closed in 2020
George Fox University	Newberg, Oregon	1885	Quakers	4,140	Bruins	1993	1995	Northwest (NWC)[d] (1995–present)
Northwest Nazarene University	Nampa, Idaho	1913	Nazarene	2,000	Crusaders[e]	1993	2000	Pacific West (PacWest)[c] (2000–01)	Great Northwest (GNAC)[c] (2001–present)
Western Oregon University[f]	Monmouth, Oregon	1856	Public	6,233	Wolves	1993	1998	Pacific West (PacWest)[c] (1998–2001)	Great Northwest (GNAC)[c] (2001–present)

Notes

1. Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.
2. Represents the calendar year when spring sports competition ends.
3. Currently an NCAA Division II athletic conference.
4. Currently an NCAA Division III athletic conference.
5. Northwest Nazarene adopted its current nickname of Nighthawks since 2017.
6. Western Oregon remained in the CCC as an affiliate member for some sports from 1998–99 to 1999–2000.

Former affiliate members

The CCC had five former affiliate members, four of them were private schools:

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Nickname	Joined[a]	Left[b]	CCC sport(s)	Current conference
Life Pacific University	San Dimas, California	1923	Foursquare Church	686	Warriors	2018m.wr. 2019w.wr.	2022m.wr. 2022w.wr.	men's wrestling women's wrestling	Great Southwest (GSAC)
Menlo College	Atherton, California	1927	Nonsectarian	750	Oaks	2017m.wr. 2019w.wr.	2024m.wr. 2024w.wr.	men's wrestling women's wrestling	Pacific West (PacWest)[c]
Vanguard University	Costa Mesa, California	1920	Assemblies of God	2,552	Lions	2019m.wr. 2022w.wr.	2024m.wr. 2024w.wr.	men's wrestling women's wrestling	Pacific West (PacWest)[c]
Western Oregon University[d]	Monmouth, Oregon	1856	Public	6,233	Wolves	1998w.soc. 1998m.t.f. 1998w.t.f.	2000w.soc. 2000m.t.f. 2000w.t.f.	women's soccer men's track & field women's track & field	Great Northwest (GNAC)[c]
Westminster College	Salt Lake City, Utah	1875	Nonsectarian	3,188	Griffins	1994	1995	women's soccer	Rocky Mountain (RMAC)[c]

Notes

1. Represents the calendar year when fall sports competition begins.
2. Represents the calendar year when spring sports competition ends.
3. Currently an NCAA Division II athletic conference.
4. Western Oregon was a full member of the CCC from 1993–94 to 1997–98.

Membership timeline

 Full member (non-football)   Associate member (sport) 

Fielded sports

Fall

• Men's cross country: ten schools participate
• Women's cross country: ten schools participate
• Men's soccer: fourteen schools participate
• Women's soccer: Thirteen schools participate
• Women's Volleyball: all full member schools participate

Winter

• Men's basketball: all full member schools participate
• Women's basketball: all full member schools participate
• Wrestling: Added in 2017, 12 men's teams and seven women's teams participate

Spring

• Baseball: seven schools participate
• Golf (men's & women's): eight men's and seven women's teams participate
• Softball: eleven schools participate
• Men's track and field: ten schools participate
• Women's track and field: ten schools participate

Sports not sponsored

• College of Idaho participates in men's and women's skiing as a member of the Northwest Conference of the United States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association, men's and women's swimming, and women's tennis, and football in the Frontier Conference.
• Eastern Oregon participates in football as a member of the Frontier Conference.
• Southern Oregon participates in football as a member of the Frontier Conference.

Commissioners

• Howard Morris (1994–2003)
• Phil Pifer (2003–2006)
• Bart Valentine (2007)
• Dave Haglund (2007–2012)
• Robert Cashell (2012–present)

Champions

Conference titles by school

School	Titles
British Columbia	5
Carroll	2
Concordia–Portland	71
Corban	19
Eastern Oregon	32
George Fox	6
College of Idaho	49
Northwest	6
Northwest Christian	6
Northwest Nazarene	7
Oregon Tech	25
Rocky Mountain	2
Southern Oregon	50
Warner Pacific	4
Western Oregon	21

Cross country

Men Year Team 1994 Eastern Oregon 1995 Eastern Oregon 1996 Eastern Oregon 1997 Eastern Oregon 1998 Eastern Oregon 1999 Eastern Oregon 2000 Eastern Oregon 2001 Eastern Oregon 2002 Eastern Oregon 2003 Eastern Oregon 2004 Southern Oregon 2005 Southern Oregon 2006 Concordia–Portland 2007 Eastern Oregon 2008 Southern Oregon 2009 Southern Oregon 2010 Southern Oregon 2011 Southern Oregon 2012 Southern Oregon 2013 Southern Oregon 2014 Southern Oregon 2015 Southern Oregon 2016 Southern Oregon 2017 Southern Oregon 2018 College of Idaho 2019 College of Idaho

Women Year Team 1994 George Fox 1995 Eastern Oregon 1996 Eastern Oregon 1997 Eastern Oregon 1998 Eastern Oregon 1999 Eastern Oregon 2000 Northwest 2001 Northwest 2002 Northwest 2003 Northwest 2004 Northwest 2005 Eastern Oregon 2006 Corban 2007 Eastern Oregon 2008 College of Idaho 2009 College of Idaho 2010 Concordia–Portland 2011 College of Idaho 2012 College of Idaho 2013 College of Idaho 2014 Northwest Christian 2015 Northwest Christian 2016 Northwest Christian 2017 Oregon Tech 2018 Oregon Tech 2019 College of Idaho

Soccer

Men Year Team Record Tournament 1994 George Fox 5–0–0 1995 Corban 5–1–0 1996 Corban 5–0–1 1997 Corban 8–1–1 Corban 1998 Concordia–Portland Corban 7–3–0 Concordia–Portland 1999 Concordia–Portland 9–1–0 Concordia–Portland 2000 Concordia–Portland 10–2–0 2001 College of Idaho 10–2–0 2002 Concordia–Portland 10–2–0 Concordia–Portland 2003 Concordia–Portland 10–2–0 College of Idaho 2004 Concordia–Portland 9–2–1 2005 Concordia–Portland 11–1–0 2006 Concordia–Portland College of Idaho 9–3–0 2007 Concordia–Portland 13–1–0 2008 College of Idaho † 12–0–0 Concordia–Portland 2009 Warner Pacific 11–2–1 2010 Concordia–Portland 12–1–1 2011 Concordia–Portland 11–1–1 2012 Concordia–Portland 12–1–1 2013 Corban 11–1–2 2014 Concordia–Portland 12–2–0 Corban 2015 Rocky Mountain 11–1–1 2016 Corban Rocky Mountain 11–2 10–1–2 Corban 2017 Southern Oregon Rocky Mountain 11–1–1 Southern Oregion 2018 Southern Oregon 11–0–2 Rocky Mountain 2019 Corban 12–0–1 † Overall Champion

Women Year Team Record Tournament 1996 Corban 4–2–0 1997 Concordia–Portland 8–1–1 1998 Concordia–Portland 9–0–1 1999 Corban 8–1–1 2000 Concordia–Portland 10–0–0 Concordia–Portland 2001 Concordia–Portland 13–1–0 Concordia–Portland 2002 Concordia–Portland 16–0–0 Concordia–Portland 2003 Concordia–Portland † 10–0–1 2004 Concordia–Portland † 10–0–1 2005 Concordia–Portland † 10–1–0 Concordia–Portland 2006 Concordia–Portland 9–0–0 Concordia–Portland 2007 Concordia–Portland 10–0–0 Concordia–Portland 2008 Concordia–Portland 10–0–0 2009 Concordia–Portland College of Idaho 8–1–0 2010 Concordia–Portland 8–0–1 2011 Concordia–Portland 8–1–0 2012 Northwest 7–1–1 Concordia–Portland 2013 Concordia–Portland 9–0–0 2014 Northwest 8–0–1 Concordia–Portland 2015 Carroll 9–1–1 2016 Southern Oregon Carroll 9–2 8–0–3 2017 Eastern Oregon 9–1–1 2018 Eastern Oregon Carroll 9–1–2 Northwest 2019 Oregon Tech 10–0–2 Eastern Oregon † Overall Champion

Volleyball

Year Team Record Tournament 1988 Western Oregon 8–0 Western Oregon 1989 Western Oregon 8–0 Western Oregon 1990 Western Oregon Southern Oregon 6–2 Western Oregon 1991 Southern Oregon 8–0 Southern Oregon 1992 Western Oregon 7–0 Western Oregon 1993 Western Oregon 6–0 Western Oregon 1994 Northwest Nazarene 7–0 Northwest Nazarene 1995 Western Oregon Northwest Nazarene 11–1 Western Oregon 1996 Western Oregon 11–1 Northwest Nazarene 1997 Western Oregon 14–2 Corban 1998 Northwest Nazarene 15–1 Northwest Nazarene 1999 Concordia–Portland 14–2 Concordia–Portland 2000 Concordia–Portland 16–0 Concordia–Portland 2001 Concordia–Portland 16–0 Concordia–Portland 2002 Concordia–Portland 18–0 Concordia–Portland 2003 Southern Oregon 15–3 Southern Oregon

Year Team Record Tournament 2004 Southern Oregon Northwest 15–3 Southern Oregon 2005 Southern Oregon 17–1 Southern Oregon 2006 College of Idaho 18–0 College of Idaho 2007 Southern Oregon College of Idaho 19–1 Southern Oregon 2008 College of Idaho 18–2 College of Idaho 2009 College of Idaho 17–1 Western Oregon 2010 Southern Oregon 17–1 Southern Oregon 2011 College of Idaho 17–1 College of Idaho 2012 College of Idaho 16–2 College of Idaho 2013 College of Idaho 16–2 College of Idaho 2014 Eastern Oregon 16–2 College of Idaho 2015 Eastern Oregon 18–2 College of Idaho 2016 Eastern Oregon 19–1 Eastern Oregon 2017 Eastern Oregon 19–1 Eastern Oregon 2018 Southern Oregon Eastern Oregon 17–3 Southern Oregon 2019 Southern Oregon Eastern Oregon 18–2 Southern Oregon

Basketball

Men Year Team Record Tournament 1992–93 College of Idaho 14–2 College of Idaho 1993–94 Northwest Nazarene 14–2 Northwest Nazarene 1994–95 Northwest Nazarene 13–3 Northwest Nazarene 1995–96 College of Idaho 13–1 College of Idaho 1996–97 Oregon Tech 12–2 Corban 1997–98 Corban Northwest Nazarene 14–4 Corban 1998–99 Southern Oregon 14–2 Southern Oregon 1999–00 Concordia–Portland 13–3 Oregon Tech 2000–01 Oregon Tech 16–2 College of Idaho 2001–02 Evergreen 17–1 Corban 2002–03 Cascade Concordia–Portland Oregon Tech 13–5 College of Idaho 2003–04 College of Idaho 16–2 College of Idaho 2004–05 Oregon Tech Southern Oregon 14–4 Southern Oregon 2005–06 Warner Pacific 13–5 Oregon Tech 2006–07 Oregon Tech Warner Pacific 15–3 Warner Pacific 2007–08 Eastern Oregon 17–3 Warner Pacific 2008–09 Oregon Tech Eastern Oregon 15–3 Oregon Tech 2009–10 Oregon Tech 15–3 Oregon Tech 2010–11 Oregon Tech 16–2 Oregon Tech 2011–12 Oregon Tech Northwest 15–3 Oregon Tech 2012–13 Eastern Oregon Warner Pacific 15–3 Warner Pacific 2013–14 College of Idaho 16–2 College of Idaho 2014–15 College of Idaho Concordia–Portland 14–4 College of Idaho 2015–16 Northwest Christian 17–3 Northwest Christian 2016–17 Northwest Christian 17–3 Idaho 2017–18 College of Idaho 18–2 College of Idaho 2018–19 Oregon Tech 18–2 College of Idaho 2019–20 College of Idaho 20–0 College of Idaho

Women Year Team Record Tournament 1991–92 Western Oregon 10–2 1992–93 Southern Oregon 8–2 Not Played 1993–94 Western Oregon 11–1 Western Oregon 1994–95 Western Oregon 10–2 Western Oregon 1995–96 Western Oregon 11–1 Western Oregon 1996–97 Northwest Nazarene 10–2 Northwest Nazarene 1997–98 Western Oregon 13–1 Southern Oregon 1998–99 Southern Oregon 10–2 Southern Oregon 1999–00 Northwest Nazarene 14–1 Northwest Nazarene 2000–01 College of Idaho 14–2 Corban 2001–02 Eastern Oregon 13–3 Southern Oregon 2002–03 Southern Oregon 16–2 Southern Oregon 2003–04 Eastern Oregon 17–1 Eastern Oregon 2004–05 Oregon Tech Eastern Oregon 16–2 Corban 2005–06 Warner Pacific 16–2 Eastern Oregon 2006–07 Eastern Oregon Corban 15–3 Corban 2007–08 Southern Oregon Eastern Oregon 17–3 Southern Oregon 2008–09 Concordia–Portland College of Idaho 18–2 Concordia–Portland 2009–10 College of Idaho 14–4 College of Idaho 2010–11 Concordia–Portland Corban 13–5 Concordia–Portland 2011–12 Corban 15–3 College of Idaho 2012–13 Eastern Oregon 18–0 Eastern Oregon 2013–14 Eastern Oregon 14–4 Oregon Tech 2014–15 Eastern Oregon 16–2 Oregon Tech 2015–16 Southern Oregon 19–1 Southern Oregon 2016–17 Southern Oregon 18–2 Southern Oregon 2017–18 Eastern Oregon 20–0 Eastern Oregon 2018–19 Eastern Oregon 19–1 Eastern Oregon 2019–20 Northwest Christian 17–3 Northwest Christian

Baseball

Year	Team	Record
1993	George Fox	14–3–0
1994	George Fox	16–2–0
1995	Western Oregon	18–2–0
1996	College of Idaho	14–0–1
1997	College of Idaho	14–1–0
1998	College of Idaho	29–1–0
1999	College or Idaho	25–4–0
2000	College of Idaho	25–5–0
2001	Western Oregon	25–7–0
2002	College of Idaho	18–6–0
2003	Concordia–Portland	11–9–0
2004	Concordia–Portland	22–8–0
2005	College of Idaho Oregon Tech	17–13–0
2006	College of Idaho	20–10–0
2007	College of Idaho	15–3–0
2008	College of Idaho	14–4–0
2009	British Columbia	27–6–0
2010	British Columbia	27–5–0
2011	Lewis–Clark State	23–8–0
2012	Lewis–Clark State	25–6–0
2013	Lewis–Clark State	22–6–0
2014	Lewis–Clark State	24–4–0
2015	Lewis-Clark State	24–4–0
2016	Lewis–Clark State	30–5
2017	Lewis–Clark State	22–8
2018	Lewis–Clark State	26–6
2019	Lewis–Clark State	24–8

Golf

Men Year Team 2008 Concordia–Portland 2009 Concordia–Portland 2010 Concordia–Portland 2011 Concordia–Portland 2012 Concordia–Portland 2013 Concordia–Portland 2014 Concordia–Portland 2015 Concordia–Portland 2016 Oregon Tech 2017 Northwest Christian 2018 Oregon Tech 2019 British Columbia

Women Year Team 2008 Concordia–Portland 2009 Concordia–Portland 2010 Concordia–Portland 2011 Concordia–Portland 2012 Concordia–Portland 2013 Concordia–Portland 2014 Concordia–Portland 2015 Concordia–Portland 2016 Corban 2017 Oregon Tech 2018 Oregon Tech 2019 British Columbia

Softball

Year	Team	Record	Tournament
1999	Eastern Oregon	14–4
2000	No Cascade schedule
2001	Oregon Tech	14–4
2002	Oregon Tech	16–4
2003	Southern Oregon	11–4
2004	Southern Oregon	20–5
2005	Southern Oregon	19–6
2006	Oregon Tech	17–2
2007	College of Idaho	16–4
2008	Oregon Tech	20–4
2009	College of Idaho	20–4
2010	Concordia–Portland	21–3	Concordia–Portland
2011	Oregon Tech	19–5	Oregon Tech
2012	Oregon Tech	20–4	Oregon Tech
2013	Corban	24–4	College of Idaho
2014	Oregon Tech	23–5	Concordia–Portland
2015	Oregon Tech	22–6	Corban
2016	E: Carroll W: Southern Oregon	7–5 15–5	Eastern Oregon
2017	Corban	22–5	Southern Oregon
2018	Southern Oregon	22–5	Southern Oregon
2019	Southern Oregon	24–3	Southern Oregon

Track and field

Men Year Team 1995 George Fox 1996 Western Oregon 1997 Western Oregon 1998 Western Oregon 1999 Western Oregon 2000 Southern Oregon 2001 Southern Oregon 2002 Southern Oregon 2003 Eastern Oregon 2004 Southern Oregon 2005 Southern Oregon 2006 Concordia–Portland 2007 Concordia–Portland Eastern Oregon 2008 Concordia–Portland 2009 Concordia–Portland 2010 Concordia–Portland 2011 Concordia–Portland 2012 Concordia–Portland 2013 Southern Oregon 2014 Southern Oregon 2015 Eastern Oregon 2016 Southern Oregon 2017 Southern Oregon 2018 Eastern Oregon 2019 Southern Oregon

Women Year Team 1995 George Fox 1996 Western Oregon 1997 Western Oregon 1998 Western Oregon 1999 Western Oregon 2000 Southern Oregon 2001 Southern Oregon 2002 Southern Oregon 2003 Oregon Tech 2004 Oregon Tech 2005 Oregon Tech 2006 Oregon Tech 2007 Concordia–Portland 2008 Concordia–Portland 2009 Concordia–Portland 2010 Concordia–Portland 2011 Concordia–Portland 2012 Concordia–Portland 2013 College of Idaho 2014 College of Idaho 2015 College of Idaho 2016 College of Idaho 2017 College of Idaho 2018 College of Idaho 2019 British Columbia