How Many JUCO Basketball National Championships Are Listed Here?

Division I is the default tab. Division II and Division III tabs list NJCAA national champions from the same official record pages when sourced on NJCAA.org.

Most national titles

2
San Jacinto-Central (TX) 4 titles
4
Hutchinson (KS) 3 titles
5
Independence (KS) 3 titles
9
Southeastern (IA) 3 titles
11
Arkansas-Fort Smith 2 titles
12
Coffeyville (KS) 2 titles

NJCAA Division I champions by year

NJCAA Division I men's basketball national championship results
Year Champion Runner-up Score Site Head coach
1948 Marin (CA) Murray State (OK) 48-34 — Irwin Diamond
1949 Tyler (TX) Hutchinson (KS) 66-64 — Floyd Wagstaff
1950 Los Angeles (CA) — 67-63 — Northeast Mississippi Art Williams
1951 Tyler (TX) — 93-75 — Vacated Floyd Wagstaff
1952 Wharton County (TX) Hibbing (MN) 78-76 — Johnne Frankie
1953 Butler (KS) Cowley (KS) 80-64 — Dave Weatherby
1954 Moberly Area (MO) Snow (UT) 54-49(OT) — Maury John
1955 Moberly Area (MO) (2 OT) Hannibal-LaGrange (MO) 71-64 — Maury John
1956 Kilgore (TX) Hannibal-LaGrange (MO) 68-65 — Joe Turner
1957 San Angelo (TX) — 63-51 — Eastern Arizona Phil George
1958 Kilgore (TX) Weber (UT) 68-57 — Joe Turner
1959 Weber (UT) Bethany Lutheran (MN) 57-47 — Bruce Larson
1960 Labette (KS) Tyler (TX) 73-71 — Gene Schickel
1961 Pueblo (CO) Tyler (TX) 79-66 — Harry Simmons
1962 Coffeyville (KS) Lon Morris (TX) 74-49 — Jack Hartman
1963 Independence (KS) Moberly Area (MO) 73-68(OT) — Bob Sneller
1964 Dodge City (KS) Casper (WY) 73-68 — Charles Brehm
1965 Vincennes (IN) Southeastern (IA) 80-76 — Allen Bradfield
1966 Moberly Area (MO) Cameron (OK) 90-66 — Lowell Fitzsimmons
1967 Moberly Area (MO) San Jacinto-Central (TX) 56-55 — Lowell Fitzsimmons
1968 San Jacinto-Central (TX) Mercer County (NJ) 66-64 — Tom Sewell
1969 Paducah (KY) Robert Morris (IL) 79-76 — Claud Haws
1970 Vincennes (IN) Moberly Area (MO) 85-67 — Allen Bradfield
1971 Ellsworth (IA) — 80-71 — Southern Idaho Jim Carey
1972 Vincennes (IN) Ferrum (VA) 73-61 — Allen Bradfield
1973 Mercer County (NJ) — 80-61 — Vacated Howie Landa
1974 Mercer County (NJ) Chipola (FL) 60-58 — Howie Landa
1975 Western Texas — 65-57 — Southern Idaho Mike Mitchell
1976 Southern Idaho — 62-50 — Mercer County Boyd Grant
1977 Independence (KS) San Jacinto-Central (TX) 75-72 — Dan Wall
1978 Independence (KS) Niagara County (NY) 62-61 — Lynn Cundiff
1979 Three Rivers (MO) Mercer County (NJ) 60-59(OT) — Gene Bess
1980 Western Texas Jefferson State (AL) 85-72 — Nolan Richardson
1981 Arkansas-Fort Smith Lincoln (IL) 67-50 — Gayle Kaundart
1982 Midland (TX) Miami Dade-North (FL) 93-88(OT) — Jerry Stone
1983 San Jacinto-Central (TX) Seminole State (OK) 73-68 — Ronnie Arrow
1984 San Jacinto-Central (TX) Independence (KS) 86-82 — Ronnie Arrow
1985 Dixie State (UT) Kankakee (IL) 57-55 — Neil Roberts
1986 San Jacinto-Central (TX) Vincennes (IN) 84-78 — Ronnie Arrow
1987 Southern Idaho Midland (TX) 69-68 — Fred Trenkle
1988 Hutchinson (KS) Kankakee (IL) 76-74 — Dave Farrar
1989 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M — 83-76 — Northeast Mississippi Larry Gipson
1990 Connors State (OK) — 103-87 — Southern Idaho Ed Stepp
1991 Aquinas (TN) — 74-68 — Arizona Western Charles Anderson
1992 Three Rivers (MO) Butler (KS) 78-77 — Gene Bess
1993 Pensacola State (FL) Butler (KS) 79-74 — Bob Marlin
1994 Hutchinson (KS) Three Rivers (MO) 78-74 — Steve McClain
1995 Northwest Florida State Spartanburg Methodist (SC) 79-63 — Murray Arnold
1996 Sullivan (KY) — 104-98(OT) — Allegany Maryland Gary Shourds
1997 Indian Hills (IA) San Jacinto-Central (TX) 89-80 — Terry Carroll
1998 Indian Hills (IA) — 83-68 — Southwest Tennessee Terry Carroll
1999 Indian Hills (IA) Barton (KS) 100-86 — Mike Capaccio
2000 Southeastern (IA) Calhoun (AL) 84-70 — Joe O’Brien
2001 Wabash Valley (IL) — 89-83 — Allegany Maryland Jay Spoonhour
2002 Dixie State (UT) Coffeyville (KS) 82-81 — Jeff Kidder
2003 Southeastern (IA) San Jacinto-Central (TX) 76-68 — Joe O’Brien
2004 Southeastern (IA) Redlands (OK) 58-43 — Joe O’Brien
2005 Paris (TX) Moberly Area (MO) 70-61 — Bill Foy
2006 Arkansas-Fort Smith Tallahassee (FL) 68-59 — Jeremy Cox
2007 Midland (TX) Chipola (FL) 94-75 — Grant McCasland
2008 South Plains (TX) Salt Lake (UT) 67-56 — Steve Green
2009 Salt Lake (UT) Midland (TX) 67-60 — Norm Parrish
2010 Howard (TX) Three Rivers (MO) 85-80(OT) — Mark Adams
2011 Southern Idaho Midland (TX) 72-64 — Steve Gosar
2012 South Plains (TX) — 81-68 — Northwest Florida State Steve Green
2013 Central Florida — 74-69 — Northwest Florida State Tim Ryan
2014 Jones County (MS) Indian Hills (IA) 87-77 — Jay Ladner
2015 Northwest Florida State South Plains (TX) 83-80(OT) — Steve DeMeo
2016 Salt Lake (UT) Hutchinson (KS) 74-64 — Todd Phillips
2017 Hutchinson (KS) — 84-58 — Eastern Florida State Steve Eck
2018 South Plains (TX) — 98-95 — Southern Idaho Steve Green
2019 Vincennes (IN) Ranger (TX) 87-77 — Todd Franklin
2020 Canceled (COVID-19) — — — —
2021 Coffeyville (KS) Cowley (KS) 108-99 — Jay Herkelman
2022 Northwest Florida State Salt Lake (UT) 83-67 — Greg Heiar
2023 John A. Logan (IL) — 73-70 — Northwest Florida State Tyler Smithpeters
2024 Barton (KS) Triton (IL) 88-73 Hutchinson Sports Arena, Hutchinson, KS —
2025 Trinity Valley (TX) Connors State (OK) 69-61 Hutchinson Sports Arena, Hutchinson, KS —
2026 Howard (TX) College of Southern Idaho 82-67 Hutchinson, KS —

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