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Great Northwest Athletic Conference

释义

Member schools
Current members Affiliate members Former members Former affiliate members Membership timeline
Sports sponsored
Men's sponsored sports by school Women's sponsored sports by school Other sponsored sports by school
Football champions
Basketball champions
References
External links

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|association = NCAA
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|region = Northwestern United States, British Columbia, Alaska
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The Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) is a collegiate athletic conference which has historically operated in the northwestern United States, but also currently includes four schools in areas not usually considered part of that region—two in Alaska (neither of which is located in Southeast Alaska, an area often considered part of the Northwest), one in eastern Montana (almost never considered part of the region), and one in the Canadian province of British Columbia (an area included with the Northwest U.S. in the larger Pacific Northwest region).

It participates in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)'s Division II level, and is the only NCAA conference in any division with a Canadian university as a member.

The conference was formed in 2001 when its original ten members split from the Pacific West Conference.

Member schools

Current members

Institution	Location	Founded	Enrollment	Nickname	Colors	Joined
Alaska\|University of Alaska Fairbanks	Fairbanks, Alaska	1917	9,380	Nanooks	Alaska Nanooks}}	2001
Alaska-Anchorage\|University of Alaska Anchorage	Anchorage, Alaska	1954	16,242	Seawolves	Alaska Anchorage Seawolves}}	2001
Central Washington University	Ellensburg, Washington	1891	10,145	Wildcats	Central Washington Wildcats}}	2001
Concordia University–Portland	Portland, Oregon	1905	3,500	Cavaliers	Concordia Cavaliers}}	2015
Montana State University Billings	Billings, Montana	1927	4,600	Yellowjackets	Montana State Billings Yellowjackets}}	2007
Northwest Nazarene University	Nampa, Idaho	1913	2,000	Nighthawks	Northwest Nazarene Crusaders}}	2001
Saint Martin's University	Lacey, Washington	1895	1,628	Saints	Saint Martin's Saints}}	2001
Seattle Pacific University	Seattle, Washington	1891	3,773	Falcons	Seattle Pacific Falcons}}	2001
Simon Fraser University	Burnaby, British Columbia	1965	35,604	Clan	Simon Fraser Clan}}	2010
Western Oregon University	Monmouth, Oregon	1856	6,233	Wolves	Western Oregon Wolves}}	2001
Western Washington University	Bellingham, Washington	1893	13,070	Vikings	Western Washington Vikings}}	2001

Affiliate members

Institution	Location	Founded	Enrollment	Nickname	Colors	Joined	Sport	Primary Conference
Azusa Pacific University	Azusa, California	1899	9,258	Cougars	Azusa Pacific Cougars}}	2012	football	Pacific West
Mary\|University of Mary	Bismarck, North Dakota	1959	2,910	Marauders	Mary Marauders}}	2012	soccer (M)	Northern Sun

Former members

Institution	Location	Founded	Nickname	Joined	Left	Current Conference
Seattle University	Seattle, Washington	1891	Redhawks	2001	2008	Western Athletic (NCAA D-I)

Former affiliate members

Institution	Location	Founded	Nickname	Joined	Left	Sport	Primary Conference
Dixie State University	Saint George\|St. George, Utah}}	1911	Red Storm	2008	2016	football	Rocky Mountain
Humboldt State University	Arcata, California	1913	Lumberjacks	2006	2018	football	California
Sioux Falls\|University of Sioux Falls	Sioux Falls, South Dakota	1883	Cougars	2012	2013	soccer (M)	Northern Sun
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology	Rapid City, South Dakota	1885	Hardrockers	2013 (soccer); 2014 (football)	2015 (soccer); 2016 (football)	football; soccer (M)	Rocky Mountain

Humboldt State — was a full member in 2001–2006.

Membership timeline

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 bar:17 color:AssocOS from:2013 till:2015 text:South Dakota Mines (2013–2016) bar:17 color:AssocF from:2015 till:2016

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The GNAC did not sponsor football in the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons. Therefore, Central Washington and Western Washington competed in the North Central Conference (NCC); while Dixie State, Humboldt State and Western Oregon were Independents.

Sports sponsored

**Conference sports**
Sport	Men's	Women's
{{left}}Baseball	{{Y}}
{{left}}Basketball	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Cross Country	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Football	{{Y}}
{{left}}Golf	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Soccer	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Softball	{{Y}}
{{left}}Track & Field Indoor	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Track & Field Outdoor	{{Y}}	{{Y}}
{{left}}Volleyball	{{Y}}

Men's sponsored sports by school

School	Baseball	Basketball	Cross Country	Football	Golf	Soccer	Track & Field Indoor	Track & Field Outdoor	Total GNAC Sports
{{left}}Alaska	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	2
{{left}}Alaska-Anchorage	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	4
{{left}}Central Washington	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	6
{{left}}Concordia-Portland	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Montana State-Billings	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Northwest Nazarene	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Saint Martin's	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Seattle Pacific	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	5
{{left}}Simon Fraser	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Western Oregon	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	6
{{left}}Western Washington	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	6
Totals	6	11	11	3	6	7	10	10	64
Affiliate Members
{{left}}Azusa Pacific	{{Y}}	1
{{left}}Mary	{{Y}}	1

Women's sponsored sports by school

School	Basketball	Cross Country	Golf	Soccer	Softball	Track & Field Indoor	Track & Field Outdoor	Volleyball	Total GNAC Sports
{{left}}Alaska	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	3
{{left}}Alaska-Anchorage	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	5
{{left}}Central Washington	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Concordia-Portland	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
{{left}}Montana State-Billings	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
{{left}}Northwest Nazarene	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
{{left}}Saint Martin's	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
{{left}}Seattle Pacific	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	6
{{left}}Simon Fraser	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
{{left}}Western Oregon	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	7
{{left}}Western Washington	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	{{Y}}	8
Totals	11	11	6	9	8	10	10	11	76

Other sponsored sports by school

School	Men			Women			Co-ed
School	Ice Hockey ^‡	Swimming & Diving	Wrestling	Gymnastics ^‡	Rowing	Swimming & Diving	Rifle ^‡	Skiing ^‡
{{left}}Alaska	WCHA	PCSC	PRC	CCSA
{{left}}Alaska-Anchorage	WCHA	MPSF	RMISA
{{left}}Seattle Pacific	MPSF	NCRC
{{left}}Simon Fraser	IND	IND	IND
{{left}}Western Washington	NCRC

^‡ — D-I sport

Football champions

Year	Champion	Conf. Record
2001	Western Washington	3-0}}
2002	Central Washington	3-0}}
2003	Western Washington	3-0}}
2004	Central Washington	5-1}}
2005	Central Washington	6-0}}
2006	Not Sponsored	N/A}}
2007	Not Sponsored	N/A}}
2008	Central Washington	8-0}}
2009	Central Washington	6-0}}

Year	Champion	Conf. Record
2010	Central Washington	7-1}}
2011	Humboldt State	7-1}}
2012	Central Washington	7-3}}
2013	Azusa Pacific	9-1}}
2014	Azusa Pacific	6-0}}
2015	Humboldt State	6-0}}
2016	Azusa Pacific	8-0}}
2017	Central Washington	8-0}}
2018	Azusa Pacific	8-4}}

Basketball champions

{{main|Great Northwest Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Tournament}}

References

External links

{{Official website}}

{{Great Northwest Athletic Conference navbox}}{{NCAA Division II conferences}}{{NCAA Division II football conference navbox}}

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