NCAA Championship Finals Hosted in Michigan
NCAA Chooses 30 Sites for Wrestling Championship Events, 2016-2018: NONE in MICHIGAN
The NCAA on December 11, 2013 announced 523 sites have been awarded as hosts for 82 of its 89 championships for the 2014-18 seasons, making it the largest collection of host site announcements in association history. The original pool of bids included 1,984 submissions. The selected cities represent 39 states across the United States. Florida led the way as the state with the most championship site selections with 42 sites, while the state of Pennsylvania had 34 selections and Texas finished with 30. California and North Carolina rounded out the top five with 29 each. Michigan got the 2015 Field Hockey Championship on November 20-22 at Ocker Field. In 2016, Michigan will host a Women's Gymnastics Regional on the first Saturday in April.
Michigan hosted NCAA Regional Golf Championships May 17-19, 2012
| Year(s) | Sport | City | Notes |
2014 2011 |
Gymansics (Men's) |
Ann Arbor Ann Arbor |
Crisler Arena Public is notified on May 11th for May 13-15 venue |
| 2010 | Hockey | Detroit (Ford Field) | Frozen Four |
| 2009 | Basketball | Auburn Hills | North Carolina over MSU |
| 2007 | Wrestling | Auburn Hills | n/a |
1996 1990 |
Swimming (Women's) Hockey |
Ann Arbor Detroit (Joe Louis) |
Stanford wins title |
| 1987 | Hockey | Detroit (Joe Louis) | Frozen Four; North Dakoka over MSU |
| 1985 | Hockey | Detroit (Joe Louis) | Frozen Four |
| 1979 | Hockey | Detroit (Olympia) | Frozen Four |
| 1977 | Hockey | Detroit (Olympia) | Frozen Four; Wisconsin over Michigan (OT) |
1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1971 1967 |
Track Track Track Track Gymnastics Track Swimming |
Detroit Detroit Detroit Detroit Ann Arbor Ann Arbor East Lansing |
Indoor Track March 14-15 Indoor Track March 8-9 Indoor Track March 9-10 Indoor Track March 10-11 Iowa State wins title April 1-3 Indoor March 12-13 |
| 1964 | Tennis | East Lansing | n/a |
| 1958 | Swimming | Ann Arbor | Michigan is NCAA Champ at Matt Mann Pool; Michigan won 4 NCAA titles 1957-1962 under Gus Stager |
1956 1954 1951 1951 |
Tennis Track Gymnastics Boxing |
Kalamazoo Ann Arbor Ann Arbor East Lansing |
Note: The next season, Michigan wins the NCAA Men's Tennis Championship, and Barry MacKay is first Big Ten player to win and individual tennis championship USC wins Edsel Buchanon wins 3rd NCAA Trampoline Championship in a row; Florida State wins title Jenison Fieldhouse; MSU wins NCAA Boxing titles in 1951 and 1955 under George Makris until sport is dropped in 1960 |
1949 1948 |
Boxing Swimming |
East Lansing Ann Arbor |
Chuck Davey wins 4 consecutive titles (1943-1949) including 1949 at Jenison Fieldhouse Michigan wins NCAA Championship |
| 1947-1948 | Baseball | Kalamazoo | n/a |
| 1947 | Golf | Ann Arbor | Dave Barclay wins NCAA individual championship for Michigan |
| 1945 | Swimming | Ann Arbor | n/a |
| 1942 | Wrestling | East Lansing | MSU 2nd with 2 Champions, Michigan 4th |
| 1939 | Swimming | Ann Arbor | Michigan wins NCAA Championship |
| 1938-1964 | Cross Country | East Lansing | 27 Consecutive Years except no championship in 1943; MSU wins 8 NCAA Championships in 1939, 1948, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1958, and 1959 |
| 1934 | Wrestling | Ann Arbor | History Lesson: 1934 NCAA Wrestling Championships |
| 1932 | Swimming | Ann Arbor | Matt Mann and Michigan win NCAA Championship |