ULTIMATE HISTORY
National Champions, Runners-Up, and Semifinalists

This page was last updated: 8/9/13

USAU (UPA) College - Women's D-1 National Championships

Year	Women Champs	2nd Place	Score	Semi Finalist	Semi Finalist	Location
1987	Kansas	U.C. Davis	18-17	Humboldt State	U Mass	State College, PA
1988	U.C. Santa Barbara	U.C. Davis	17-15	Humboldt State	Oregon	Santa Barbara, CA
1989	U.C. Davis	Michigan	19-8	U.C. Santa Barbara	Carleton	Wilmington, NC
1990	U.C. Santa Barbara	Michigan		Cornell	Carleton	Phoenix, AZ
1991	U.C. Santa Barbara	UC Berkeley	19-11	Cornell	Carleton	Madison, WI
1992	U.N.C. Wilmington	Oregon	21-10	Columbia	U.C. Berkeley	Ft. Collins, CO
1993	U.C. Berkeley	UNC Wilmington	21-12	Humboldt State	Carleton	Bethlehem, PA
1994	U.C. Santa Cruz	U.C. Santa Barbara	21-13	U.N.C. Wilmington	Indiana	Baton Rouge, LA
1995	U.C. Santa Cruz	Stanford	19-15	U.N.C. Wilmington	Colorado	Champaign/Urbana, IL
1996	U.N.C. Wilmington	Stanford	19-15	U.C. Berkeley	Carleton	Blaine, MN
1997	Stanford	UBC	19-6	Rutgers	Carleton	Davis, CA
1998	Stanford	Carleton	19-18	Yale	Oregon	Blaine, MN
1999	Stanford	Carleton	17-9	Georgia	Brown	Boulder, CO
2000	Carleton	U.N.C. Wilmington	15-10	Georgia	U.C. Davis	Boise, ID
2001	Georgia	Stanford	15-10	U.N.C. Wilmington	U.C. San Diego	Boston, MA
2002	U.C. San Diego	Stanford	15-7	Colorado	MIT	Spokane, WA
2003	Stanford	MIT	15-13	Brown	Colorado	Austin, TX
2004	U.C. Davis	Carleton	15-12	Stanford	U.C. San Diego	Seattle, WA
2005	Stanford	Washington	15-12	Texas	Colorado	Corvallis, OR
2006	Stanford	UCLA	15-10	Colorado	Wisconsin	Columbus, OH
2007	Stanford	U.C. Santa Barbara	13-7	UCLA	British Columbia	Columbus, OH
2008	British Columbia	U.C. Santa Barbara	15-9	UCLA	Washington	Boulder, CO
2009	U.C. Santa Barbara	Washington	15-11	Stanford	Oregon	Columbus, OH
2010	Oregon	U.C. Santa Barbara	15-8	Wisconsin	Colorado	Madison, WI
2011	U.C. Santa Barbara	Michigan	13-9	Stanford	Oregon	Boulder, CO
2012	Washington	Oregon	15-7	Tufts	Michigan	Boulder, CO
2013	Oregon	Carleton	15-8	Iowa	Ohio State	Madison, WI

Team rankings by number of semifinalist or better results at National Championships.