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Primary sources for information on this district include the Madison Courier, the Warsaw Times-Union, the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, and the Post-Tribune of Northwest Indiana. | Primary sources for information on this district include the Madison Courier, the Warsaw Times-Union, the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, and the Post-Tribune of Northwest Indiana. | ||
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| + | =='''Formats'''== | ||
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| + | 1968-77(at least): Seven-team format with three teams placed directly into the semifinals. The other four teams played off to determine the fourth team. | ||
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| + | 1982; 1985-92(Division II only in 1992): 12-team format with top 4 seeds receiving byes to the quarterfinals. | ||
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| + | 1992(Division I Only): six-team format. | ||
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| + | Other formats to be added later. | ||
=='''District Champions'''== | =='''District Champions'''== | ||
Revision as of 06:58, 30 August 2013
NAIA District 21 consisted, until the end of the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in Indiana.
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the district split, and teams participated in both divisions.
Primary sources for information on this district include the Madison Courier, the Warsaw Times-Union, the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, and the Post-Tribune of Northwest Indiana.
Formats
1968-77(at least): Seven-team format with three teams placed directly into the semifinals. The other four teams played off to determine the fourth team.
1982; 1985-92(Division II only in 1992): 12-team format with top 4 seeds receiving byes to the quarterfinals.
1992(Division I Only): six-team format.
Other formats to be added later.
District Champions
| 1951 | Evansville | 1966 | Indiana Central (3) | 1981 | Hanover (6) |
| 1952 | Indiana State | 1967 | Indiana Central (4) | 1982 | Hanover (7) |
| 1953 | Indiana State (2) | 1968 | Hanover | 1983 | Tri-State (4) |
| 1954 | Indiana State (3) | 1969 | Indiana Central (5) | 1984 | Taylor |
| 1955 | Evansville (2) | 1970 | Hanover (2) | 1985 | IUPU-Indianapolis |
| 1956 | Indiana Central‡ | 1971 | Earlham | 1986 | Taylor (2) |
| 1957 | Ball State | 1972 | Tri-State†‡ | 1987 | Taylor (3) |
| 1958 | Anderson (IN) | 1973 | Hanover (3) | 1988 | Grace |
| 1959 | Indiana State (4) | 1974 | Hanover (4) | 1989 | Taylor (4) |
| 1960 | Oakland City | 1975 | Tri-State (2) | 1990 | IUPU-Indianapolis (2) |
| 1961 | Anderson (IN) (2) | 1976 | Franklin | 1991 | Taylor (5) |
| 1962 | Indiana State (5) | 1977 | Tri-State (3) | 1992 I | Taylor (6) |
| 1963 | Indiana State (6) | 1978 | Franklin (2) | 1992 II | Franklin (4) |
| 1964 | Indiana Central (2) | 1979 | Hanover (5) | 1993 I | Taylor (7) |
| 1965 | Indiana Tech | 1980 | Franklin (3) | 1993 II | Grace (2) |
† - Tri-State later won the 1993 District 23 title.
‡ - Indiana Central is now known as Indianapolis. Tri-State is now known as Trine.
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