How Many D3 Basketball National Championships Are Listed Here?

NCAA Division III men's basketball national champions are listed since 1976. Canceled 2020 and 2021 seasons follow NCAA COVID-19 notation; linked schools open FCP program pages.

Most national titles

7
SUNY Potsdam 2 titles

NCAA Division III men's basketball champions by year

NCAA Division III men's basketball national championship results
Year Champion Runner-up Score Site Head coach
1975 LeMoyne-Owen Rowan 57-54 Reading, Pa. Jerry johnson
1976 Scranton Wittenberg 60-57 Reading, Pa. Bob Bessoir
1977 Wittenberg Oneonta State 79-66 Rock Island, Ill. Larry Hunter
1978 North Park Widener 69-57 Rock Island, Ill. Dan McCarrell
1979 North Park SUNY Potsdam 66-62 Rock Island, Ill. Dan McCarrell
1980 North Park Upsala 83-76 Rock Island, Ill. Dan McCarrell
1981 SUNY Potsdam Augustana (Ill.) 67-65 (ot) Rock Island, Ill. Jerry Welsh
1982 Wabash SUNY Potsdam 83-62 Grand Rapids, Mich. Mac Petty
1983 Scranton Wittenberg 64-63 Grand Rapids, Mich. Bob Bessoir
1984 Wisconsin-Whitewater Clark (Mass.) 103-86 Grand Rapids, Mich. Dave Vander Meulen
1985 North Park SUNY Potsdam 72-71 Grand Rapids, Mich. Bosco Djurickovic
1986 SUNY Potsdam LeMoyne-Owen 76-73 Grand Rapids, Mich. Jerry Welsh
1987 North Park Clark (Mass.) 106-100 Grand Rapids, Mich. Bosco Djurickovic
1988 Ohio Wesleyan Scranton 92-70 Grand Rapids, Mich. Gene Mehaffey
1989 Wisconsin-Whitewater TCNJ 94-86 Springfield, Ohio Dave Vander Meulen
1990 Rochester (N.Y.) DePauw 43-42 Springfield, Ohio Mike Neer
1991 Wisconsin-Platteville Franklin & Marshall 81-74 Springfield, Ohio Bo Ryan
1992 Calvin Rochester (N.Y.) 62-49 Springfield, Ohio Ed Douma
1993 Ohio Northern Augustana (Ill.) 71-68 Buffalo, N.Y. Joe Campoli
1994 Lebanon Valley New York University 66-59 (ot) Buffalo, N.Y. Pat Flannery
1995 Wisconsin-Platteville Manchester 69-55 Buffalo, N.Y. Bo Ryan
1996 Rowan Hope 100-93 Salem, Va. John Giannini
1997 Illinois Wesleyan Nebraska Wesleyan 89-86 Salem, Va. Dennie Bridges
1998 Wisconsin-Platteville Hope 69-56 Salem, Va. Bo Ryan
1999 Wisconsin-Platteville Hampden-Sydney 76-75 (ot) Salem, Va. Bo Ryan
2000 Calvin Wisconsin-Eau Claire 79-75 Salem, Va. Kevin vande Streek
2001 Catholic William Paterson 76-62 Salem, Va. Mike Lonergan
2002 Otterbein Elizabethtown 102-83 Salem, Va. Dick Reynolds
2003 Williams Gustavus Adolphus 67-65 Salem, Va. David Paulsen
2004 Wisconsin-Stevens Point Williams 84-82 Salem, Va. Jack Bennett
2005 Wisconsin-Stevens Point Rochester (N.Y.) 73-49 Salem, Va. Jack Bennett
2006 Virginia Wesleyan Wittenberg 59-56 Salem, Va. David Macedo
2007 Amherst Virginia Wesleyan 80-67 Salem, Va. David Hixon
2008 Washington-St. Louis Amherst 90-68 Salem, Va. Mark Edwards
2009 Washington-St. Louis Richard Stockton 61-52 Salem, Va. Mark Edwards
2010 Wisconsin-Stevens Point Williams 78-73 Salem, Va. Bob Semling
2011 St. Thomas Wooster 78-54 Salem, Va. Steve Fritz
2012 Wisconsin-Whitewater Cabrini 63-60 Salem, Va. Pat Miller
2013 Amherst Mary Hardin-Baylor 87-70 Atlanta, Ga. David Hixon
2014 Wisconsin-Whitewater Williams 75-73 Salem, Va. Pat Miller
2015 Wisconsin-Stevens Point Augustana (Ill.) 70-54 Salem, Va. Bob Semling
2016 St. Thomas (MN) Benedictine (Ill.) 82-76 Salem, Va. John Tauer
2017 Babson Augustana (Ill.) 79-78 Salem, Va. Stephen Brennan
2018 Nebraska Wesleyan Wisconsin-Oshkosh 78-72 Salem, Va. Dale Wellman
2019 Wisconsin-Oshkosh Swarthmore 96-82 Fort Wayne, In. Matt Lewis
2020 Canceled (COVID-19) — — — —
2021 Canceled (COVID-19) — — — —
2022 Randolph-Macon Elmhurst 75-45 Fort Wayne, In. Josh Merkel
2023 Christopher Newport Mount Union 74-72 Fort Wayne, In. John Krikorian
2024 Trine Hampden-Sydney 69-61 Fort Wayne, In. Brooks Miller
2025 Trinity (CT) NYU 64-60 Fort Wayne, In. James Cosgrove
2026 Mary Washington Emory 75-73 Indianapolis, In. Marcus Kahn

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