NCAA team Champions for Women's Cross Country The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA, often said NC-Double-A) is a voluntary association of about 1200 institutions, conferences, organizations and individuals that organizes the athletics programs of many colleges and universities in the United States. ...

Division One

• 1981 Virginia
• 1982 Virginia
• 1983 Oregon
• 1984 Wisconsin
• 1985 Wisconsin
• 1986 Texas
• 1987 Oregon
• 1988 Kentucky
• 1989 Villanova
• 1990 Villanova
• 1991 Villanova
• 1992 Villanova
• 1993 Villanova
• 1994 Villanova
• 1995 Providence
• 1996 Stanford
• 1997 Brigham Young
• 1998 Villanova
• 1999 Brigham Young
• 2000 Colorado
• 2001 Brigham Young
• 2002 Brigham Young
• 2003 Stanford

Division Two

• 1981 South Dakota St.
• 1982 Cal Poly
• 1983 Cal Poly
• 1984 Cal Poly
• 1985 Cal Poly
• 1986 Cal Poly
• 1987 Cal Poly
• 1988 Cal Poly
• 1989 Cal Poly
• 1990 Cal Poly
• 1991 Cal Poly Deanne
• 1992 Adams St.
• 1993 Adams St.
• 1994 Adams St.
• 1995 Adams St.
• 1996 Adams St.
• 1997 Adams St.
• 1998 Adams St.
• 1999 Adams St.
• 2000 Western St.
• 2001 Western St.
• 2002 Western St.
• 2003 Adams St.

Division Three

• 1981 Central (Iowa)
• 1982 St. Thomas (Minn.)
• 1983 Wis.-La Crosse
• 1984 St. Thomas (Minn.)
• 1985 Frank. & Marsh.
• 1986 St. Thomas (Minn.)
• 1987 St. Thomas (Minn.)
• Wis.-Oshkosh
• 1988 Wis.-Oshkosh
• 1989 Cortland St.
• 1990 Cortland St.
• 1991 Wis.-Oshkosh
• 1992 Cortland St.
• 1993 Cortland St.
• 1994 Cortland St.
• 1995 Cortland St.
• 1996 Wis.-Oshkosh
• 1997 Cortland St.
• 1998 Calvin
• 1999 Calvin
• 2000 Middlebury
• 2001 Middlebury
• 2002 Williams
• 2003 Middlebury