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Northern California Athletic Conference
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The Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) was an NCAA Division II college athletic association that sponsored American football that was founded in 1925. It disbanded in 1998 after the majority of its member schools were forced to drop football.

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History

The NCAC was founded as the Far Western Conference (FWC) in 1925 by its charter member schools: Fresno State, Saint Mary's, UC Davis, Nevada, San Jose State and College of the Pacific.[2]

Nevada's departure from the conference in 1940 left the conference with only four members: Chico State, Fresno State, College of the Pacific and UC Davis.[3] The conference looked to four nominees in Humboldt State (joined in 1940), San Francisco State, Santa Barbara State College (later UC Santa Barbara) and California Poly of San Luis Obispo.[4]

Shortly after World War II, the remaining members, with the exception of UC Davis, Chico State and Humboldt State, would leave for other conferences, to be replaced over the years by San Francisco State (joined in 1946), Southern Oregon (1947), Sacramento State (1953), Hayward State (1961) and Sonoma State (1966). During the 1990s, each of the universities associated with the California State system chose to disband their football teams in order to comply with Title IX, with the exception of Humboldt State, which added two women's sports to achieve compliance, Sacramento State,[1] and Cal Poly.

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Notre Dame de Namur ArgonautsStanislaus State WarriorsSonoma State SeawolvesCal State East Bay PioneersSacramento State HornetsSouthern Oregon RaidersSan Francisco State GatorsCal Poly Humboldt LumberjacksSan Jose State SpartansChico State WildcatsSan Francisco DonsFresno State BulldogsPacific TigersNevada Wolf PackNevada Wolf PackSaint Mary's GaelsUC Davis Aggies

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Conference champions

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Football

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Baseball

  • 1948: Chico State
  • 1949: Chico State
  • 1950: Chico State
  • 1951: UC Davis
  • 1952: Chico State
  • 1953: Chico State & Sacramento State
  • 1954: Chico State & Sacramento State
  • 1955: Sacramento State
  • 1956: Sacramento State
  • 1957: Sacramento State
  • 1958: Sacramento State
  • 1959: Sacramento State & Chico State
  • 1960: Sacramento State
  • 1961: Sacramento State & San Francisco State
  • 1962: San Francisco State
  • 1963: San Francisco State
  • 1964: Sacramento State
  • 1965: Sacramento State
  • 1968: Sacramento State
  • 1969: Sacramento State & San Francisco State
  • 1970: Sacramento State
  • 1971: Sacramento State
  • 1972: Cal State Hayward
  • 1973: UC Davis
  • 1974: Sacramento State & UC Davis
  • 1975: Sacramento State
  • 1976: UC Davis
  • 1977: Cal State Hayward
  • 1978: Chico State
  • 1979: UC Davis
  • 1983: San Francisco State & Chico State
  • 1984: UC Davis
  • 1985: Sacramento State (Final season in league), Chico State, & UC Davis
  • 1986: San Francisco State
  • 1987: Chico State
  • 1989: San Francisco State
  • 1990: Sonoma State UC Davis
  • 1991: Sonoma State
  • 1992: Sonoma State
  • 1993: UC Davis
  • 1994: UC Davis
  • 1995: San Francisco State
  • 1996: Chico State
  • 1997: Chico State
  • 1998: Sonoma State & Chico State

Total Baseball Championships

  • Sacramento State - 18
  • Chico State - 14
  • UC Davis - 9
  • San Francisco State - 8
  • Sonoma State - 4
  • Cal State Hayward - 2

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Men's soccer

Women's soccer

Women's basketball

Softball

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