NCAA Bowling Championship

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The NCAA Bowling Championship is a sanctioned women's championship in college athletics. It was first held in April of 2004.

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Champions[edit]

Year Location Winner Score Runner–Up Scores
2004 Houston, Texas Nebraska 4 games to 2 Central Missouri 170–131, 160–208, 185–190, 239–150, 219–197, 215–173 [Note 1]
2005 Orlando, Florida Nebraska 4 games to 2 Central Missouri 220–210, 247–266, 148–192, 205–190, 190–172, 235–184 [Note 2]
2006 Houston, Texas Fairleigh Dickinson 4 games to 1 Alabama A&M 209–165, 148–184, 172–165, 200–179, 196–165 [Note 3]
2007 Apopka, Florida Vanderbilt 4 games to 3 Maryland Eastern Shore 167–164, 242–166, 154–202, 148–170, 224–180, 178–235, 198–150 [Note 4]
2008 Omaha, Nebraska Maryland Eastern Shore 4 games to 2 Arkansas State 179–223, 200–181, 180–182, 217–164, 175–152, 174–170[4]
2009 Canton, Michigan Nebraska 4 games to 1 Central Missouri 200–185, 149–198, 201–168, 201–177, 190–135[5]
2010 North Brunswick, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson 4 games to 3 Nebraska 209–167, 202–222, 203–213, 229–192, 201–222, 230–190, 208–174 [6]
2011 Taylor, Michigan Maryland Eastern Shore 4 games to 2 Vanderbilt 215–197, 164–193, 201–248, 234–204, 235–166, 192–181[7]
2012 Wickliffe, Ohio Maryland Eastern Shore 4 games to 2 Fairleigh Dickinson 222–204, 236–215, 167–249, 208–168, 170–223, 203–176[8]
2013 Canton, Michigan Nebraska 4.5 games to 2.5 Vanderbilt 211–199, 186–197, 156–169, 190–190, 196–189, 202–182, 246–200[9]
2014 Wickliffe, Ohio[10]

NCAA Programs[edit]

Conferences[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Nebraska had to win two best-of-seven matchups against Central Missouri (who advanced to the finals after going undefeated in Friday's double elimination format) to win the first NCAA bowling title. Nebraska won the first match 4-2 (183-176, 168-200, 195-170, 212-212 (60-40), 168-203, 246-195) to force the winner-take-all match. [1]
  2. ^ Under the same double elimination format used in 2004, Nebraska went undefeated, winning three matches on Friday, meaning they only had to win once (out of a possible two best-of-seven matches) against Central Missouri to win the NCAA Bowling Championship. Nebraska needed only one best-of-seven match-up to win their second straight NCAA Bowling title.[2]
  3. ^ Fairleigh Dickinson (only team undefeated, 3-0 after Friday's double elimination format) needed only one best-of-seven match (out of a possible two matches) to defeat Alabama A&M.
  4. ^ The double elimination format was tweaked in 2007 and subsequently every NCAA Bowling Championships have used this format since. In 2007, Vanderbilt and Maryland Eastern-Shore won two matches to advance to the semifinals, where both teams only needed to win one match (out of a possible two matches)to advance to the final. Both teams only needed one match to advance to the best-of-seven finals match. [3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Nebraska wins first ever NCAA Bowling Championship
  2. ^ 2005 NCAA Bowling Bracket
  3. ^ 2007 NCAA Women's Bowling Bracket
  4. ^ 2008 NCAA Women's Bowling Bracket
  5. ^ 2009 NCAA Women's Bowling Championship
  6. ^ 2010 NCAA Women's Bowling Championships
  7. ^ 2011 NCAA Women's Bowling Championships
  8. ^ 2012 NCAA Women's Bowling Championship
  9. ^ "Huskers Capture Fourth National Title" (Press release). University of Nebraska Sports Information. April 13, 2013. Retrieved April 14, 2013. 
  10. ^ 2014 Host Site

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