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| − | ‡ - Southern State (AR) became Southern Arkansas. Arkansas Teachers became State College of Arkansas, then Central Arkansas. Arkansas A&M is now known as Arkansas- | + | ‡ - Southern State (AR) became Southern Arkansas. Arkansas Teachers became State College of Arkansas, then Central Arkansas. Arkansas A&M is now known as Arkansas-Monticello. Arkansas College is now known as Lyon. |
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Latest revision as of 08:55, 16 August 2014
NAIA District 17 consisted, throughout the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in Arkansas.
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the entire district competed in Division I.
There is no primary source for information on this district.
Formats
1951: No playoff was held.
1952-56; 1975: Four-team playoff.
1977: Best-of-three series involving the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference champion and the top team in the district as determined by the Dunkel Ratings.
1978-93: Eight-team playoff
Other formats to be added later
District Champions
| 1951 | Arkansas Tech | 1966 | Southern State (AR) (2) | 1981 | Henderson State (6) |
| 1952 | Arkansas Tech (2) | 1967 | Southern State (AR) (3) | 1982 | Henderson State (7) |
| 1953 | Arkansas Tech (3) | 1968 | Henderson State | 1983 | Southern Arkansas (5) |
| 1954 | Arkansas Tech (4) | 1969 | Henderson State (2) | 1984 | Arkansas College‡ |
| 1955 | Arkansas Tech (5) | 1970 | Arkansas Tech (9) | 1985 | Hendrix |
| 1956 | Arkansas Tech (6) | 1971 | Southern State (AR) (4) | 1986 | Arkansas-Monticello (2)‡ |
| 1957 | Southern State (AR)‡ | 1972 | Ouachita Baptist (4) | 1987 | Harding |
| 1958 | Arkansas Tech (7) | 1973 | Ouachita Baptist (5) | 1988 | University of the Ozarks |
| 1959 | Arkansas Teachers‡ | 1974 | State College of Arkansas (3) | 1989 | Southern Arkansas (6) |
| 1960 | Arkansas A&M‡ | 1975 | Central Arkansas (4) | 1990 | Central Arkansas (6) |
| 1961 | Arkansas Teachers (2) | 1976 | Henderson State (3) | 1991 | Central Arkansas (7) |
| 1962 | Ouachita Baptist | 1977 | Henderson State (4) | 1992 I | Central Arkansas (8) |
| 1963 | Arkansas Tech (8) | 1978 | Ouachita Baptist (6) | 1992 II | unassigned |
| 1964 | Ouachita Baptist (2) | 1979 | Henderson State (5) | 1993 I | University of the Ozarks (2) |
| 1965 | Ouachita Baptist (3) | 1980 | Central Arkansas (5) | 1993 II | unassigned |
‡ - Southern State (AR) became Southern Arkansas. Arkansas Teachers became State College of Arkansas, then Central Arkansas. Arkansas A&M is now known as Arkansas-Monticello. Arkansas College is now known as Lyon.
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