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Primary sources for information on this district include the Altus Times, the Durant Democrat, the Tulsa World, and the Oklahoman. | Primary sources for information on this district include the Altus Times, the Durant Democrat, the Tulsa World, and the Oklahoman. | ||
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| + | =='''Formats'''== | ||
| + | 1951: East Central represented the district. | ||
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| + | 1952: No playoff was held and no repesentative was named. | ||
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| + | 1978-93: Eight-team playoff was held. | ||
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| + | Other formats to be added later. | ||
=='''District Champions'''== | =='''District Champions'''== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:25, 26 August 2013
NAIA District 9 consisted, throughout the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in Oklahoma.
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the schools competed in Division I with the exception of a couple of schools which competed in Division II in District 10.
Primary sources for information on this district include the Altus Times, the Durant Democrat, the Tulsa World, and the Oklahoman.
Formats
1951: East Central represented the district.
1952: No playoff was held and no repesentative was named.
1978-93: Eight-team playoff was held.
Other formats to be added later.
District Champions
| 1951 | East Central | 1966 | Oklahoma Baptist (5) | 1981 | Bethany Nazarene (3) |
| 1952 | no playoff | 1967 | Oklahoma Baptist (6) | 1982 | Oklahoma Christian (2) |
| 1953 | Southwestern Oklahoma State | 1968 | Oklahoma Christian | 1983 | Oklahoma Panhandle State |
| 1954 | Southeastern Oklahoma State | 1969 | Southwestern Oklahoma State (2) | 1984 | Phillips |
| 1955 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (2) | 1970 | East Central (2) | 1985 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (6) |
| 1956 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (3) | 1971 | East Central (3) | 1986 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (7) |
| 1957 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (4) | 1972 | Northeastern State | 1987 | Oklahoma City |
| 1958 | Oklahoma Baptist | 1973 | Oklahoma Baptist (7) | 1988 | Southern Nazarene (4) |
| 1959 | Central State (OK)‡ | 1974 | Cameron | 1989 | East Central (5) |
| 1960 | Oklahoma Baptist (2) | 1975 | East Central (4) | 1990 | Oral Roberts |
| 1961 | Central State (OK) (2) | 1976 | Bethany Nazarene‡ | 1991 | Oklahoma City (2) |
| 1962 | Southeastern Oklahoma State (5) | 1977 | Southwestern Oklahoma State (3) | 1992 I | Oklahoma City (3) |
| 1963 | Oklahoma Baptist (3) | 1978 | Bethany Nazarene (2) | 1992 II | unassigned |
| 1964 | Central State (OK) (3) | 1979 | Cameron (2) | 1993 I | Oklahoma Baptist (8) |
| 1965 | Oklahoma Baptist (4) | 1980 | Cameron (3) | 1993 II | unassigned |
‡ - Central State (OK) is now known as Central Oklahoma. Bethany Nazarene became Southern Nazarene.
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