National Collegiate/Division I

Men

Southern California 72

UCLA 69

Stanford 57

Oklahoma St. 46

Arkansas 42

Women

Stanford 33

UCLA 28

LSU 24

North Carolina 22

Texas 21

Division II

Men

Abilene Christian 28

Cal St. Bakersfield 25

Florida Southern 21

Cal Poly+ 20

Cal St. Northridge+ 18

Women

Abilene Christian 21

Cal Poly+ 16

Cal St. Northridge+ 12

Adams St. 10

Bloomsburg 9

St. Augustine's 9

+Now a Division I school.

Division III

Men

Kenyon 26

Wis.-La Crosse 25

North Central (Ill.) 17

Cal St. Stanislaus* 14

Lincoln (Pa.) 13

Hobart 13

Women

TCNJ 30

Kenyon 23

Wis.-Oshkosh 16

UC San Diego* 16

Cortland St. 13

*Now a Division II school.

Schools from the Pacific-10 Conference have had their way in National Collegiate and Division I team championships over time, as the top three in the men's all-time standings and the top two in the women's are Pacific-10 institutions. UCLA leads in combined men's and women's team titles. In fact, with 97 under their belt, the Bruins are approaching the century mark in team championships. UCLA has won at least one NCAA team title in 23 of the last 25 years (three this year). In Division II, one school -- Abilene Christian -- leads in both men's and women's team titles. The Wildcats have compiled all but one of their 49 team crowns in indoor and outdoor track and field. Abilene Christian's men's golf team was a team champion in 1993. Similarly in Division III, most of Kenyon's 49 team titles are in one sport. The Lords have won 26 straight swimming and diving crowns, while the Ladies have captured 20. Kenyon's women's tennis team won titles in 1993, 1995 and 1997. The College of New Jersey has shown more sports diversity in its division-leading 30 women's titles. Eleven have come in lacrosse, nine in field hockey, six in softball, three in soccer and one in tennis.