NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

YEAR	NATIONAL CHAMPION	RUNNER-UP	SCORE
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NJCAA DIVISION ONE BASKETBALL
Tournament play first started in 1945 at Compton, California, when the first Junior College Invitational event was held and won by Pasadena City College. The same event involving teams west of the Mississippi River was held in 1946 and won by Sacramento Junior College. In 1948, the first National Junior College Basketball Tournament involving teams from throughout the United States was held in Springfield, Missouri. In 1949, the National Tournament was moved to Hutchinson, Kansas, and has been held there ever since.
2007	Midland College, TX	Chipola College, FL	94 - 75
2006	University of Arkansas-Fort Smith	Tallahassee CC, FL	68 - 59
2005	Paris Junior College, TX	Moberly Area CC, MO	70 - 61
2004	Southeastern CC, IA	Redlands CC, OK	58 - 43
2003	Southeastern CC, IA	San Jacinto/Central, TX	76 - 68
2002	Dixie College, UT	Coffeyville CC, KS	82 - 81
2001	Wabash Valley College, IL	Alleghany College, MD	89 - 83
2000	Southeastern CC, IA	John C. Calhoun State CC, AL	84 - 70
1999	Indian Hills CC, IA	Barton County CC, KS	100 - 86
1998	Indian Hills CC, IA	Shelby State CC, TN	83 - 68
1997	Indian Hills CC, IA	San Jacinto College, TX	89 - 80
1996	Sullivan College, KY	Allegany CC, MD	104 - 98 OT
1995	Okaloosa-Walton CC, FL	Spartanburg Methodist, SC	79 - 63
1994	Hutchinson CC, KS	Three Rivers, CC, MO	78 - 74
1993	Pensacola JC, FL	Butler County CC, KS	79 - 74
1992	Three Rivers JC, MO	Butler County CC, KS	78 - 77
1991	Aquinas JC, TN	Arizona Western College	74 - 68
1990	Connors State, OK	College of Southern Idaho	103 - 87
1989	NE Oklahoma A & M, OK	NE Mississippi CC, MS	83 - 76
1988	Hutchinson CC, KS	Kankakee, IL	76 - 74
1987	College of Southern Idaho	Midland, TX	69 - 68
1986	San Jacinto College, TX	Vincennes, IN	84 - 78
1985	Dixie College, UT	Kankakee, IL	57 - 55
1984	San Jacinto College, TX	Independence, KS	86 - 82
1983	San Jacinto College, TX	Seminole, OK	73 - 68
1982	Midland, TX	Miami-Dade North, FL	93 - 88 OT
1981	Westark CC, AR	Lincoln College, IL	67 - 50
1980	Western Texas College, TX	Jefferson State, AL	85 - 72
1979	Three Rivers CC, MO	Mercer County, NJ	60 - 59 OT
1978	Independence, KS	Niagara County CC, NY	62 - 61
1977	Independence, KS	San Jacinto College, TX	75 - 72
1976	College of Southern Idaho	Mercer County, NJ	62 - 50
1975	Western Texas JC, TX	College of Southern Idaho	65 - 57
1974	Mercer County, NJ	Chipola JC, FL	60 - 58
1973	Mercer County, NJ	Vacated	80 - 61
1972	Vincennes, IN	Ferrum, VA	73 - 61
1971	Ellsworth College, IA	College of Southern Idaho	80 - 71
1970	Vincennes, IN	Moberly, MO	85 - 67
1969	Paducah, KY	Robert Morris, PA	79 - 76
1968	San Jacinto College, TX	Mercer County, NJ	66 - 64
1967	Moberly, MO	San Jacinto College, TX	56 - 55
1966	Moberly, MO	Cameron College, OK	90 - 66
1965	Vincennes, IN	Burlington, IA	80 - 76
1964	Dodge City, KS	Casper, WY	73 - 68
1963	Independence, KS	Moberly, MO	73 - 68 OT
1962	Coffeyville, KS	Lon Morris College, TX	74 - 49
1961	Pueblo, CO	Tyler, TX	79 - 66
1960	Parsons, KS	Tyler, TX	73 - 71
1959	Weber College, UT	Bethany Lutheran, MN	57 - 47
1958	Kilgore, TX	Weber College, UT	68 - 57
1957	San Angelo, TX	Eastern Arizona, AZ	63 - 51
1956	Kilgore, TX	Hannibal-LaGrange, MO	68 - 65
1955	Moberly, MO	Hannibal-LaGrange, MO	71 - 64 2OT
1954	Moberly, MO	Snow College, UT	54 - 49 OT
1953	El Dorado, KS	Arkansas City, KS	80 - 64
1952	Wharton, TX	Hibbing, MN	78 - 76
1951	Tyler, TX	Ventura College, CA	93 - 75
1950	Los Angeles College, CA	Northeast JC, MS	67 - 63
1949	Tyler, TX	Hutchinson, KS	66 - 64
1948	College of Marin, CA	Murray Aggies, OK	48 - 34