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=='''Formats'''==
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1977: Best-of-three series
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1978-93: Eight-team playoff
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Other formats to be added later
  
 
=='''District Champions'''==
 
=='''District Champions'''==

Revision as of 06:44, 30 August 2013

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

1977: Best-of-three series

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
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 State College of 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-Pine Bluff. Arkansas College is now known as Lyon.