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NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE
NCC Baseball Championships Team Summary
(48 Seasons)
Total Summary UND’s Northern
Team Titles Outright Shared UND Finish Division Finishes
Minnesota State 21 21 0 1st- 2 times 1st-1
South Dakota State#11 8 3 2nd-4 times 2nd-5
Northern Iowa# 7 5 2 3rd- 5 times 3rd-5
Morningside# 4 3 1 4th-8 times 4th-4
Nebraska-Omaha 3 3 0 5th-5 times
NORTH DAKOTA 2 1 1 6th-5 times
North Dakota State# 3 3 0 7th-2 times
Northern Colorado# 1 1 0 8th-1 time
St. Cloud State 1 1 0 9th-2 times
Augustana 1 1 0 10th-0 times
South Dakota# 0 0 0
#—No longer NCC Member
NCC Baseball Teams in NCAA Tournaments
Team (Appearances) W L Pct.
Minnesota State (25) 41 53 .440
Northern Colorado (5) 8 10 .444
Nebraska-Omaha (7) 15 14 .520
South Dakota State (9) 8 19 .296
NORTH DAKOTA (2) 3 5 .375
St. Cloud State (2) 3 4 .429
North Dakota State (1) 2 2 .500
Northern Iowa# (2) 1 4 .200
Morningside (2) 0 4 .000
NCC Totals 76 111 .410
Note: Minnesota State, Mankato has finished third once and
fourth twice at the Division II World Series.
Senior Scott Gulsvig (left) and sophomore
Jabby Bakhit (right) were both
named to the 2008 NCC All-
Conference team at the conclusion of
the season.
Gulsvig batted .345 with a pair of
home runs and 18 RBI in his final season
with the Sioux.
Bakhit registered a .340 batting average
with five steals and 14 RBI in the
first extensive action of his UND
career. Bakhit made 34 starts at second
base.
The 2008 season marked the final
one in Division II and as members of
the North Central Conference for the
Sioux. The team will make the transition
to the Division I level in 2009.
All-Time NCC Baseball Champions
(Note: Figure After Champion is Position of UND Finish)
1958—Northern Iowa (7th)
1959—South Dakota State (3rd)
1960—Morningside (2nd)
1961—Northern Iowa (T-3rd)
1962—Northern Iowa & North Dakota (Co-Champion)
1963—Northern Iowa (2nd)
1964—Morningside & Northern Iowa (6th)
1965—South Dakota State (T-4th)
1966—South Dakota State (4th)
1967—North Dakota (Champion)
1968—Northern Iowa (2nd)
1969—North Dakota State & South Dakota State (4th)
1970—Minnesota State, Mankato (7th)
1971—Minnesota State, Mankato (5th)
1972—Northern Iowa (4th)
1973—South Dakota State & North Dakota State (3rd)
1974—Minnesota State, Mankato (6th)
1975—South Dakota State (T-3rd)
1976—Minnesota State, Mankato (5th)
1977—Minnesota State, Mankato (2nd Northern)
1978—Morningside (6th)
1979—Nebraska-Omaha (6th)
1980—Morningside (5th)
1981—Nebraska-Omaha (4th)
1982—Minnesota State, Mankato (4th)
1983—Minnesota State, Mankato (4th Northern)
1984—South Dakota State (3rd Northern)
1985—Minnesota State, Mankato (3rd Northern)
1986—Minnesota State, Mankato (4th Northern)
1987—Minnesota State, Mankato (2nd Northern)
1988—Minnesota State, Mankato (3rd Northern)
1989—Minnesota State, Mankato (4th Northern)
1990—Minnesota State, Mankato (2nd Northern)
1991—St. Cloud State (3rd Northern)
1992—South Dakota State (1st Northern)
1993—South Dakota State (2nd Northern)
1994—South Dakota State (4th Northern)
1995—South Dakota State (2nd Northern)
1996—Minnesota State, Mankato (3rd Northern)
1997—Minnesota State, Mankato (non-participant due to flood)
1998—Northern Colorado (2nd)
1999—Minnesota State, Mankato (8th)
2000—Minnesota State, Mankato (9th)
2001—Minnesota State, Mankato (3rd reg. season/4th playoffs)
2002—Minnesota State, Mankato (9th)
2003—Augustana (5th)
2004—North Dakota State (3rd)
2005—Nebraska-Omaha (4th)
2006—Minnesota State, Mankato (T5th)
2007---Minnesota State, Mankato (4th)
2008—Nebraska-Omaha (6th)