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| − | '''NAIA District 28''' consisted, until the end of the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in West Virginia. | + | '''NAIA District 28''' consisted, until the end of the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in West Virginia. |
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the teams in the district competed in Division I. | When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the teams in the district competed in Division I. | ||
There is no primary source for information on this district. | There is no primary source for information on this district. | ||
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| + | =='''Formats'''== | ||
| + | In general, as every school in West Virginia was a member of the [[{{wviac}}]], there was no district playoff in years when the conference's regular season champion also won the conference tournament; if a different team won the tournament, a best-of-three series between the regular season and tournament champions ensued. The exceptions were from 1953-58 when four-team playoffs were held and 1966, where for some odd reason, a one-game playoff was conducted. | ||
=='''District Champions'''== | =='''District Champions'''== | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 9 May 2012
NAIA District 28 consisted, until the end of the district qualification era, of NAIA schools in West Virginia.
When the NAIA split into divisions in 1992, the teams in the district competed in Division I.
There is no primary source for information on this district.
Formats
In general, as every school in West Virginia was a member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (1924-2013), there was no district playoff in years when the conference's regular season champion also won the conference tournament; if a different team won the tournament, a best-of-three series between the regular season and tournament champions ensued. The exceptions were from 1953-58 when four-team playoffs were held and 1966, where for some odd reason, a one-game playoff was conducted.
District Champions
| 1951 | Glenville State | 1966 | Morris Harvey (5) | 1981 | Fairmont State (12) |
| 1952 | West Liberty State | 1967 | Morris Harvey (6) | 1982 | West Virginia Tech (2) |
| 1953 | Morris Harvey‡ | 1968 | Fairmont State (2) | 1983 | Salem (WV)‡ |
| 1954 | Morris Harvey (2) | 1969 | Fairmont State (3) | 1984 | West Virginia Wesleyan (5) |
| 1955 | Alderson-Broaddus | 1970 | Morris Harvey (7) | 1985 | West Virginia Wesleyan (6) |
| 1956 | Alderson-Broaddus (2) | 1971 | Fairmont State (4) | 1986 | Charleston (WV) (8) |
| 1957 | West Virginia Tech | 1972 | Glenville State (2) | 1987 | West Virginia State (3) |
| 1958 | West Virginia Wesleyan | 1973 | Fairmont State (5) | 1988 | West Virginia Tech (3) |
| 1959 | West Virginia Wesleyan (2) | 1974 | Fairmont State (6) | 1989 | Wheeling Jesuit |
| 1960 | West Virginia Wesleyan (3) | 1975 | Fairmont State (7) | 1990 | Alderson-Broaddus (3) |
| 1961 | West Virginia State | 1976 | Fairmont State (8) | 1991 | Concord |
| 1962 | Morris Harvey (3) | 1977 | Fairmont State (9) | 1992 I | Charleston (WV) (9) |
| 1963 | West Virginia State (2) | 1978 | Fairmont State (10) | 1992 II | unassigned |
| 1964 | Morris Harvey (4) | 1979 | West Virginia Wesleyan (4) | 1993 I | Salem-Teikyo (2) |
| 1965 | Fairmont State | 1980 | Fairmont State (11) | 1993 II | unassigned |
‡ - Morris Harvey became Charleston (WV). Salem (WV) became Salem-Teikyo, and is now known as Salem International.
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