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† - Regis also won the District 6 title in 1954. Adams State also win the District 6 title in 1953. Webber also win the 1986 District 25 title. | † - Regis also won the District 6 title in 1954. Adams State also win the District 6 title in 1953. Webber also win the 1986 District 25 title. | ||
| − | ‡ - New Mexico A&M is now known as New Mexico State. Arizona State-Flagstaff is now known as Northern Arizona. Saint Joseph (NM) later became Albuquerque. Southern Colorado is now known as Colorado State-Pueblo. Webber is now known as Webber International. | + | ‡ - New Mexico A&M is now known as New Mexico State. Arizona State-Flagstaff is now known as Northern Arizona. Saint Joseph (NM) later became Albuquerque. Southern Colorado is now known as Colorado State-Pueblo. Southern Utah State is now known as Southern Utah. Webber is now known as Webber International. |
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Revision as of 18:23, 17 April 2012
NAIA District 7 primarily consisted of NAIA schools in the southern Rocky Mountains - Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. The Colorado and Utah schools began in District 6 before moving to District 7 in 1955.
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the remaining schools in District 7 competed in Division I. After the 1992 season, virtually all district members had moved to NCAA Division II; the remainder were transferred to District 8. For the final year of district qualifications, District 7 consisted of Division II Florida schools transferred from District 25.
Primary sources for information on this district include the Deseret News and, for 1993, the Lakeland Ledger.
District Champions
| 1951 | Eastern New Mexico | 1966 | Albuquerque (2) | 1981 | Western New Mexico |
| 1952 | New Mexico A&M‡ | 1967 | Eastern New Mexico (5) | 1982 | Western New Mexico (2) |
| 1953 | Arizona State | 1968 | Albuquerque (3) | 1983 | Santa Fe |
| 1954 | Arizona State-Flagstaff‡ | 1969 | Eastern New Mexico (6) | 1984 | Denver |
| 1955 | Regis (CO)† | 1970 | Eastern New Mexico (7) | 1985 | Mesa State |
| 1956 | Eastern New Mexico (2) | 1971 | Eastern New Mexico (8) | 1986 | Southern Colorado (2) |
| 1957 | New Mexico Highlands | 1972 | Adams State† | 1987 | Western State |
| 1958 | Eastern New Mexico (3) | 1973 | Grand Canyon | 1988 | Grand Canyon (8) |
| 1959 | Westminster (UT) | 1974 | Grand Canyon (2) | 1989 | Grand Canyon (9) |
| 1960 | New Mexico Highlands (2) | 1975 | Grand Canyon (3) | 1990 | Grand Canyon (10) |
| 1961 | Westminster (UT) (2) | 1976 | Grand Canyon (4) | 1991 | Southern Colorado (3) |
| 1962 | Arizona State-Flagstaff (2) | 1977 | Southern Utah State‡ | 1992 I | Western State (2) |
| 1963 | Eastern New Mexico (4) | 1978 | Grand Canyon (5) | 1992 II | unassigned |
| 1964 | Saint Joseph (NM) | 1979 | Grand Canyon (6) | 1993 I | unassigned |
| 1965 | Southern Colorado‡ | 1980 | Grand Canyon (7) | 1993 II | Webber†‡ |
† - Regis also won the District 6 title in 1954. Adams State also win the District 6 title in 1953. Webber also win the 1986 District 25 title.
‡ - New Mexico A&M is now known as New Mexico State. Arizona State-Flagstaff is now known as Northern Arizona. Saint Joseph (NM) later became Albuquerque. Southern Colorado is now known as Colorado State-Pueblo. Southern Utah State is now known as Southern Utah. Webber is now known as Webber International.
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