List of Big 12 Conference champions explained

Big 12 Conference
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Conference:NCAA
Division:Division I
Subdivision:FBS
Teams:16
Sports:25
Mens:10
Womens:15
Headquarters:Irving, Texas
Commissioner:Brett Yormark
Since:2022
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The Big 12 Conference sponsors championships in 25 sports, 10 men's and 15 women's,[2] with two women's sports to be added in the 2024–25 school year.[3] The first conference championship awarded was the 1996 softball postseason tournament championship, which was won by Oklahoma.

From 2011 through 2016, the football champion was decided by regular-season play. Previously divisional titles were awarded based on regular-season conference results, with the teams with the best conference records from the North and South playing in the Big 12 Championship Game for the Big 12 title. Following changes in NCAA rules, the Big 12 will reinstate its football championship game in 2017, with the top two teams in the final conference standings advancing to the title game. Baseball, basketball, soccer, and tennis titles are awarded in both regular-season and tournament play. Cross country, golf, gymnastics, rowing, swimming and diving, track and field, and wrestling titles are awarded during an annual meet of participating teams. The volleyball and softball titles are awarded based on regular-season play. Softball previously held a post season tournament.

Membership

Current membership

All-Time Big 12 Championships by university through November 22, 2023. After the 2023–24 school year, Oklahoma and Texas will leave the Big 12 to join the Southeastern Conference (SEC); Colorado will return to the Big 12 after 13 years in the Pac-12 Conference; and Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah will also join from the Pac-12.

Arizona Wildcats2024–present000
Arizona State Sun Devils2024–present000
Baylor Bears1996–present484189
BYU Cougars2023–present011
Colorado Buffaloes1996–2011,
2024–present		52631
Cincinnati Bearcats2023–present000
Houston Cougars2023–present101
Iowa State Cyclones1996–present42529
Kansas Jayhawks1996–present251944
Kansas State Wildcats1996–present11718
Oklahoma State Cowboys1996–present148195
TCU Horned Frogs2012–present12820
Texas Tech Red Raiders1996–present141630
UCF Knights2023–present000
Utah Utes2024–present000
West Virginia Mountaineers2012–present7613
Denver Pioneers2015–present011

Former members

Missouri Tigers1996–20126713
Nebraska Cornhuskers1996–2011334780
Oklahoma Sooners1996–2024396099
Texas Longhorns1996–202467158225
Texas A&M Aggies1996–2012203858

Associate members joining in 2024:

Baseball

See main article: Big 12 Baseball Tournament. All current and future Big 12 members sponsor baseball except Iowa State, which dropped the sport after the 2001 season, and Colorado, which never sponsored baseball during its first conference tenure and still does not sponsor the sport.[4]

Baseball titles by season
1997Texas TechOklahoma
1998Texas A&MTexas Tech
1999Texas A&MNebraska
2000BaylorNebraska
2001NebraskaNebraska
2002TexasTexas
2003NebraskaTexas
2004TexasOklahoma State
2005Baylor, NebraskaNebraska
2006TexasKansas
2007TexasTexas A&M
2008Texas A&MTexas
2009TexasTexas
2010TexasTexas A&M
2011Texas, Texas A&MTexas A&M
2012BaylorMissouri
2013Kansas StateOklahoma
2014Oklahoma StateTCU
2015TCUTexas
2016Texas TechTCU
2017TCU, Texas TechOklahoma State
2018TexasBaylor
2019Texas TechOklahoma State
2020
2021TCU, TexasTCU
2022TCUOklahoma
2023Oklahoma State, Texas, West VirginiaTCU
2024OklahomaOklahoma State
+ Baseball titles by school
Arizona2025–present000
Arizona State2025–present000
Baylor1997–present314
BYU2024–present000
Cincinnati2024–present000
Houston2024–present000
Iowa State1997–2001000
Kansas1997–present011
Kansas State1997–present101
Missouri1997–2012011
Nebraska1997–2011347
Oklahoma1997–2024134
Oklahoma State1997–present246
TCU2013–present448
Texas1997–202410515
Texas A&M1997–2012437
Texas Tech1997–present415
UCF2024–present000
Utah2025–present000
West Virginia2013–present101

Men's basketball

See also: Big 12 men's basketball tournament.

Men's Basketball titles by season
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
+ Men's Basketball titles by school
Arizona2025–present000
Arizona State2025–present000
Baylor1997–present202
BYU2023–present000
Cincinnati2023–present000
Colorado1997–2011, 2025–present000
Houston2023–present101
Iowa State1997–present268
Kansas1997–present211233
Kansas State1997–present202
Missouri1997–2012022
Nebraska1997–2011000
Oklahoma1997–2024134
Oklahoma State1997–present123
TCU2013–present000
Texas1997–2024325
Texas A&M1997–2012000
Texas Tech1997–present101
UCF2023–present000
Utah2025–present000
West Virginia2013–present000

Women's basketball

See also: Big 12 Conference women's basketball tournament.

Women's Basketball titles by season
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
+ Women's basketball titles by school
Arizona2024–present000
Arizona State2024–present000
Baylor1997–present131123
BYU2023–present000
Cincinnati2023–present000
Colorado1997–2011, 2024–present011
Houston2023–present000
Iowa State1997–present134
Kansas1997–present101
Kansas State1997–present202
Missouri1997–2012000
Nebraska1997–2011101
Oklahoma1997–20248412
Oklahoma State1997–present000
TCU2013–present000
Texas1997–2024336
Texas A&M1997–2012123
Texas Tech1997–present325
UCF2023–present000
Utah2024–present000
West Virginia2013–present112

Beach volleyball

Beach volleyball, organized by the NCAA only for women, is the first of two women's sports to be added in 2024–25. Current full member TCU will be joined by incoming members Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah. The Big 12 plans to add other schools in that sport to meet the sponsorship level required for an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, but gave no timetable for any additions.[3]

Men's Cross Country

All current and future Big 12 schools sponsor men's cross country except UCF, Utah, and West Virginia.

Men's Cross Country titles by season
1996Colorado
1997Colorado
1998Colorado
1999Colorado
2000Colorado
2001Colorado
2002Colorado
2003Colorado
2004Colorado
2005Colorado
2006Colorado
2007Colorado
2008Oklahoma State
2009Oklahoma State
2010Oklahoma State
2011Oklahoma State
2012Oklahoma State
2013Oklahoma State
2014Oklahoma State
2015Oklahoma State
2016Oklahoma State
2017Iowa State
2018Iowa State
2019Iowa State
2020Oklahoma State
2021Oklahoma State
2022Oklahoma State
2023Oklahoma State
Reference:
+ Men's Cross Country titles by school
Arizona0
Arizona0
Baylor0
BYU0
Cincinnati0
Colorado12
Houston0
Iowa State3
Kansas0
Kansas State0
Missouri0
Nebraska0
Oklahoma0
Oklahoma State13
TCU0
Texas0
Texas A&M0
Texas Tech0
Utah0
References:[5] [6]

Women's Cross Country

All current and future Big 12 schools sponsor women's cross country.

Women's Cross Country titles by year
1996Colorado
1997Colorado
1998Kansas State
1999Colorado
2000Colorado
2001Colorado
2002Colorado
2003Colorado
2004Colorado
2005Colorado
2006Colorado
2007Colorado
2008Texas Tech
2009Texas Tech
2010Texas Tech
2011Iowa State
2012Iowa State
2013Iowa State
2014Iowa State
2015Oklahoma State
2016Iowa State
2017Iowa State
2018Iowa State
2019Oklahoma State
2020Iowa State
2021Oklahoma State
2022Oklahoma State
2023BYU
Reference:
+ Women's Cross Country titles by school
Arizona0
Arizona State0
Baylor0
BYU1
Cincinnati0
Colorado11
Houston0
Iowa State8
Kansas0
Kansas State1
Missouri0
Nebraska0
Oklahoma0
Oklahoma State4
TCU0
Texas0
Texas A&M0
Texas Tech3
UCF0
Utah0
West Virginia0
Reference:[7]

Equestrian

Four schools participate in equestrian—full members Baylor, Oklahoma State, and TCU, plus associate member Fresno State. Kansas State discontinued its equestrian team after the 2016 season.

Equestrian titles by year
2009Oklahoma State
2010Baylor
2011Texas A&M
2012Oklahoma State
2013Oklahoma State
2014Oklahoma State
2015Baylor
2016Oklahoma State
2017Baylor
2018Oklahoma State
2019Baylor
2020
2021Oklahoma State
2022Oklahoma State
2023Oklahoma State
Reference:
+ Equestrian titles by school
Baylor4
Fresno State0
Kansas State0
Oklahoma State9
TCU0
Texas A&M1
Reference:[8]

Football

Current football members

See also: Big 12 Championship Game.

+ Football titles by schoolTeamSeasonDivision titlesConference titles (champ. game)Conference titles (regular season)Total
Kansas State1996–present4217
Colorado1996–2010,
2024–present		4105
Baylor1996–present0123
Oklahoma State1996–present1012
Iowa State1996–present1001
Kansas1996–present1001
Texas Tech1996–present1001
TCU2012–presentN/A011
Arizona2024–presentN/A000
Arizona State2024–presentN/A000
BYU2023–presentN/A000
Cincinnati2023–presentN/A000
Houston2023–presentN/A000
UCF2023–presentN/A000
Utah2024–presentN/A000
West Virginia2012–presentN/A000

Previous football members

+ Football titles by schoolTeamSeasonsDivision titlesConference titles (champ. game)Conference titles (regular season)Total
Oklahoma1996–2023811321
Texas1996–202374011
Nebraska1996–201092011
Texas A&M1996–20113104
Missouri1996–20113003

This list reflects the official Big 12 totals by including division championships (1996–2010), conference championships won through a postseason championship game (1996–2010 and 2017–present), and conference championships won through the regular season (2011–2016).[9]
The Big 12 counts shared division championships as a full championship for each school, regardless of what school went on to play in the Big 12 title game.

Big 12 Championship Game (1996–2010, 2017–present)
1996NebraskaTexasTexas
1997NebraskaTexas A&MNebraska
1998Kansas StateTexas A&MTexas A&M
1999NebraskaTexasNebraska
2000Kansas StateOklahomaOklahoma
2001ColoradoTexasColorado
2002ColoradoOklahomaOklahoma
2003Kansas StateOklahomaKansas State
2004ColoradoOklahomaOklahoma
2005ColoradoTexasTexas
2006NebraskaOklahomaOklahoma
2007MissouriOklahomaOklahoma
2008MissouriOklahomaOklahoma
2009NebraskaTexasTexas
2010NebraskaOklahomaOklahoma
2017OklahomaTCUOklahoma
2018OklahomaTexasOklahoma
2019OklahomaBaylorOklahoma
2020Iowa StateOklahomaOklahoma
2021Oklahoma StateBaylorBaylor
2022TCUKansas StateKansas State
2023TexasOklahoma StateTexas
Note: While the team playing in the championship game from 1996 through 2010 was popularly regarded as the divisional champion, the Big 12 did officially recognize co-champions in football, just like it does in other sports. As a result, the following teams are also recognized as champions by the Big 12:
North Co-Champions: Kansas State (1999), Nebraska (2000, 2001, 2008), Iowa State (2004), Kansas (2007), Missouri (2010)
South Co-Champions: Texas (2002, 2008), Texas Tech (2008), Oklahoma State (2010), Texas A&M (2010)[10]

2011–2016

When Nebraska and Colorado left the conference after the 2010 season, it left the conference with only 10 members. The conference did not replace the two teams and therefore eliminated the Big 12 Championship game. Under the new format, which remained in place through the 2016 season, every team played each other and the team with the best conference record won the Big 12 title. In the event of a tie between two teams or more teams for the best conference record, then they were determined co-champions. Through the 2013 season, the winner of the head-to-head game earned the BCS berth in the Fiesta Bowl.[11] This was later changed and the league recognized a tie-breaker starting in 2015.[11] The change was made after the B12 was left out of the inaugural four-team College Football Playoff in 2014. The B12 presented TCU and Baylor as co-champs to the College Football Committee in 2014, despite Baylor having the head-to-head win over TCU. The move was seen as a play by the conference to get two teams invited into the new format, which backfired, leaving both teams out.[12]

Following a 2016 change in NCAA rules that allowed FBS conferences to stage championship games regardless of their membership numbers, the Big 12 announced it would reinstate its championship game starting in 2017. The conference continued to play a full round-robin conference schedule until it expanded to 14 members in 2023 (with a further expansion to 16 coming in 2024). The top two teams at the end of the conference season (with tiebreakers used as needed) play in the championship game.

With the launch of the College Football Playoff (CFP) in 2014, which coincided with a reworking of bowl tie-ins, the Big 12 tie to the Fiesta Bowl ended.

Big 12 Champions (2011–2016)
2011Oklahoma State
2012Kansas State
2013Baylor
2014Baylor
2015Oklahoma
2016Oklahoma

Note: * Head to head winner

Men's Golf

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor men's golf. The most recent school to add the sport while a Big 12 member is West Virginia, which added that sport starting in the 2015–16 season.

Men's Golf titles by year
1997Oklahoma State
1998Oklahoma State
1999Kansas
2000Oklahoma State
2001Baylor
2002Texas
2003Texas
2004Texas
2005Oklahoma State
2006Oklahoma
2007Oklahoma State
2008Oklahoma State
2009Oklahoma State
2010Oklahoma State
2011Oklahoma State
2012Texas A&M
2013Texas
2014Texas
2015Texas
2016Texas
2017Texas
2018Oklahoma
2019Oklahoma State
2020
2021Oklahoma State
2022Oklahoma
2023Oklahoma
2024Texas
Reference:
+ Men's Golf titles by schoolTeamChampionships
Arizona0
Arizona State0
Baylor1
BYU0
Cincinnati0
Colorado0
Houston0
Iowa State0
Kansas1
Kansas State0
Missouri0
Nebraska0
Oklahoma4
Oklahoma State11
TCU0
Texas9
Texas A&M1
Texas Tech0
UCF0
Utah0
West Virginia0
Reference:[13]

Women's Golf

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor women's golf except Utah and West Virginia.

Women's Golf titles by year
1997Texas
1998Texas A&M
1999Oklahoma State
2000Oklahoma
2001Oklahoma State
2002Oklahoma State
2003Oklahoma State
2004Texas
2005Oklahoma State
2006Texas A&M
2007Texas A&M
2008Oklahoma State
2009Oklahoma State
2010Texas A&M
2011Texas
2012Oklahoma
2013Oklahoma State
2014Oklahoma
2015Baylor
2016Oklahoma State
2017Texas
2018Texas
2019Texas
2020
2021Oklahoma State
2022Texas
2023Oklahoma State
2024Texas
Reference:
+ Women's Golf titles by schoolTeamChampionships
Arizona0
Arizona State0
Baylor1
BYU0
Cincinnati0
Colorado0
Houston0
Iowa State0
Kansas0
Kansas State0
Missouri0
Nebraska0
Oklahoma3
Oklahoma State11
TCU0
Texas8
Texas A&M4
Texas Tech0
UCF0
Reference:[14]

Women's Gymnastics

The Big 12 currently has seven women's gymnastics members—full members Arizona, Arizona State BYU, Iowa State, Utah and West Virginia, plus Denver, an affiliate since the 2015–16 season.

Women's Gymnastics titles by season
1997Nebraska
1998Nebraska
1999Nebraska
2000Iowa State
2001Nebraska
2002Nebraska
2003Nebraska
2004Oklahoma
2005Nebraska
2006Iowa State
2007Nebraska
2008Oklahoma
2009Oklahoma
2010Oklahoma
2011Nebraska
2012Oklahoma
2013Oklahoma
2014Oklahoma
2015Oklahoma
2016Oklahoma
2017Oklahoma
2018Oklahoma
2019Oklahoma
2020
2021Denver
2022Oklahoma
2023Oklahoma
2024Oklahoma
+ Women's Gymnastics titles by school
Arizona0
Arizona State0
BYUalign=center 0
Denver1
Iowa State2
Missouri0
Nebraska9
Oklahoma15
Utah0
West Virginia0

Women's lacrosse

Women's lacrosse is the other women's sport to be added in 2024–25. At the time of announcement, Cincinnati was the only full member that sponsored the sport, joined by incoming members Arizona State and Colorado. As in the case of beach volleyball, the other new sport for 2024–25, the Big 12 planned to add other schools to meet the sponsorship level required for an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, but gave no timetable for any additions.[3] In February 2024, the conference announced the arrival of three associates for its first women's lacrosse season—Florida, San Diego State, and UC Davis.[15]

Rowing

In the 2014–15 school year, rowing was the only Big 12 sport with affiliate members. Before that school year, the Big 12 and Conference USA (CUSA) had a rowing alliance in which all Big 12 rowing schools would participate in the CUSA championship as well as the Big 12 championship. CUSA dropped rowing after the departure of most of its rowing members for other conferences. The Big 12 then took in the three remaining schools from the CUSA rowing league (Alabama, Old Dominion, and Tennessee) as single-sport affiliates. Old Dominion left Big 12 rowing after the 2017–18 season to join the American Athletic Conference, but will return to Big 12 women's rowing in 2024–25. Full American Conference member Tulsa will also join for women's rowing in 2024–25.[15]

Since 2015–16, the Big 12 has also had affiliates in women's gymnastics and wrestling.

The departure of Oklahoma and Texas in 2024 for the SEC would allow that conference to begin sponsoring women's rowing. Both current affiliates (Alabama and Tennessee) are charter SEC members, and SEC bylaws allow it to hold a championship in any sport sponsored by at least 25% of the full membership (four schools). The SEC has not yet announced whether it will sponsor the sport, but the Big 12's announcement of the arrival of Old Dominion and Tulsa hinted at the departure of Alabama and Tennessee. Neither SEC member was included in the list of Big 12 rowing members for 2024–25.

Rowing titles by year
2009Texas
2010Texas
2011Texas
2012Texas
2013Oklahoma
2014Oklahoma
2015Texas
2016Texas
2017Texas
2018Texas
2019Texas
2020
2021Texas
2022Texas
2023Texas
+ Rowing titles by school
Alabama0
Kansas0
Kansas State0
Oklahoma2
Old Dominion0
Tennessee0
Texas12
UCFalign=center 0
West Virginiaalign=center 0

Women's Soccer

See also: Big 12 Conference Women's Soccer Tournament.

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor women's soccer. The most recent to add the sport was Kansas State, which announced in 2015 that it was adding the sport. The Wildcats played their first season in 2016 as an independent, and began playing a full Big 12 schedule in 2017.[16]

Women's Soccer titles by season
1996NebraskaNebraska
1997Texas A&MTexas A&M
1998BaylorNebraska
1999NebraskaNebraska
2000NebraskaNebraska
2001TexasTexas A&M
2002Texas A&MNebraska
2003ColoradoOklahoma State
2004KansasTexas A&M
Texas A&M
2005Texas A&MTexas A&M
2006Texas A&MTexas
2007Texas A&MTexas
2008Oklahoma StateMissouri
2009MissouriOklahoma State
2010Texas A&MOklahoma State
2011Oklahoma StateTexas A&M
2012West VirginiaBaylor
2013West VirginiaWest Virginia
2014West VirginiaWest Virginia
2015West VirginiaTexas Tech
2016West VirginiaWest Virginia
2017Oklahoma StateBaylor
2018BaylorWest Virginia
2019Oklahoma StateKansas
2020TCU
2021TCUTCU
2022TexasWest Virginia
2023Texas TechTexas
+ Women's Soccer titles by schoolTeamRegular seasonTournamentTotal
Arizona000
Arizona State000
Baylor224
BYUalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Colorado101
Houstonalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Iowa State000
Kansas112
Kansas State000
Missouri112
Nebraska358
Oklahoma000
Oklahoma State437
TCU213
Texasalign=center 2align=center 3align=center 5
Texas A&M7512
Texas Tech112
UCFalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Utah000
West Virginiaalign=center 5align=center 5align=center 10

Softball

See also: Big 12 Conference softball tournament. Ten Big 12 schools currently sponsor softball; Cincinnati, Colorado, Kansas State, TCU, and West Virginia do not.

Softball titles by season
1996OklahomaOklahoma
1997MissouriMissouri
1998NebraskaNebraska
1999OklahomaTexas
2000OklahomaNebraska
2001NebraskaOklahoma
2002TexasTexas
2003TexasTexas
2004NebraskaNebraska
2005Texas A&MTexas
2006TexasKansas
2007BaylorOklahoma
2008Texas A&MTexas A&M
2009OklahomaMissouri
2010TexasOklahoma
2011MissouriNo tournament
2012Oklahoma
2013Oklahoma
2014Oklahoma
2015Oklahoma
2016Oklahoma
2017OklahomaOklahoma
2018OklahomaOklahoma
2019Oklahoma—
2020
2021OklahomaOklahoma
2022OklahomaOklahoma State
2023OklahomaOklahoma
2024TexasOklahoma
+ Softball titles by school
Arizona000
Arizona State000
Baylor101
BYUalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Houstonalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Iowa State000
Kansas011
Missouri224
Nebraska336
Oklahoma15924
Oklahoma State011
Texas549
Texas A&M213
Texas Tech000
Utahalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
UCFalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0

Reference:[17]

Men's Swimming & Diving

Seven Big 12 schools currently sponsor men's swimming & diving: Arizona, Arizona State, BYU, Cincinnati, TCU, Texas, Utah and West Virginia.

Men's Swim & Dive titles by season
1997Texas
1998Texas
1999Texas
2000Texas
2001Texas
2002Texas
2003Texas
2004Texas
2005Texas
2006Texas
2007Texas
2008Texas
2009Texas
2010Texas
2011Texas
2012Texas
2013Texas
2014Texas
2015Texas
2016Texas
2017Texas
2018Texas
2019Texas
2020Texas
2021Texas
2022Texas
2023Texas
2024Texas
+ Men's Swim & Dive titles by school
Arizonaalign=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 0
BYUalign=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0
Missourialign=center 0
TCU0
Texas28
Texas A&M0
Utahalign=center 0
West Virginia0

Women's Swimming & Diving

Ten Big 12 schools currently sponsor women's swimming and diving: Arizona, Arizona State, BYU, Cincinnati, Houston, Iowa State, Kansas, TCU, Utah and West Virginia.

Women's Swim & Dive titles by season
1997Nebraska
1998Nebraska
1999Texas
2000Texas
2001Texas
2002Texas
2003Texas
2004Texas
2005Texas
2006Texas
2007Texas A&M
2008Texas A&M
2009Texas
2010Texas A&M
2011Texas
2012Texas A&M
2013Texas
2014Texas
2015Texas
2016Texas
2017Texas
2018Texas
2019Texas
2020Texas
2021Texas
2022Texas
2023Texas
2024Texas
+ Women's Swim & Dive titles by school
Arizonaalign=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 0
BYUalign=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0
Houstonalign=center 0
Iowa Statealign=center 0
Kansas0
Missouri0
Nebraska2
TCU0
Texas22
Texas A&M4
Utahalign=center 0
West Virginia0

Men's Tennis

Eight current Big 12 members sponsor men's tennis; Cincinnati, Houston, Iowa State, the Kansas schools, and West Virginia do not.

Men's Tennis titles by season
1997TexasTexas
1998TexasTexas A&M
1999TexasTexas
2000BaylorTexas A&M
2001Texas A&MTexas A&M
2002BaylorBaylor
2003BaylorBaylor
2004BaylorBaylor
2005BaylorBaylor
2006Baylor†Texas
Texas†
2007BaylorBaylor
2008Baylor†Baylor
Texas†
2009BaylorBaylor
2010TexasTexas
2011BaylorTexas A&M
2012OklahomaOklahoma
2013BaylorOklahoma
2014Baylor†Baylor
Texas†
Oklahoma†
2015Oklahoma†Oklahoma
Baylor†
2016TCU†TCU
Texas Tech†
2017TCUTCU
2018TCUTexas
2019TexasBaylor
2020
2021Baylor†Baylor
TCU†
Texas†
2022TCUBaylor
2023TexasTCU
2024TexasTexas
+ Men's Tennis titles by school[18] TeamSeasonRegular seasonTournamentTotal
Arizonaalign=center 2025–presentalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 2025–presentalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Bayloralign=center 1997–presentalign=center 14align=center 11align=center 25
BYUalign=center 2024–presentalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Kansas1997–2001000
Missouri1997–1998000
Nebraska1997–2011000
Oklahoma1997–2024336
Oklahoma State1997–present000
TCU2013–present538
Texas1997–202411617
Texas A&M1997–2012145
Texas Tech1997–present101
UCFalign=center 2024–presentalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0

Women's Tennis

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor women's tennis.

Women's Tennis titles by season
1997TexasTexas
1998TexasTexas
1999TexasTexas
2000TexasTexas
2001Oklahoma StateTexas
Texas
2002TexasTexas
2003BaylorOklahoma State
Texas A&M
2004TexasTexas A&M
2005BaylorTexas
2006BaylorBaylor
2007BaylorBaylor
Texas
2008BaylorBaylor
2009BaylorBaylor
2010BaylorBaylor
2011BaylorBaylor
2012Texas TechTexas
2013BaylorTexas
Texas Tech
2014BaylorBaylor
2015BaylorBaylor
2016Oklahoma StateOklahoma State
2017Oklahoma StateTexas Tech
Texas Tech
2018TexasTexas
2019TexasKansas
2020
2021TexasTexas
2022OklahomaTexas
2023TexasTexas
Oklahoma
2024Oklahoma StateOklahoma State
+ Women's Tennis titles by school[19] TeamSeasonsRegular seasonTournamentTotal
Arizona2025–present000
Arizona State2025–present000
Baylor1997–present11819
BYU2024–present000
Cincinnati2024–present000
Colorado1997–2011,
2025–present		000
Houston2024–present000
Iowa State1997–present000
Kansas1997–present011
Kansas State1997–present000
Missouri1997–2012000
Nebraska1997–2011000
Oklahoma1997–2024202
Oklahoma State1997–present437
TCU2013–present000
Texas1997–2024121325
Texas A&M1997–2012112
Texas Tech1997–present314
Utah2025–present000
UCF2024–present000
West Virginia2013–present000

Reference:[20]

Men's Track & Field

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor men's track and field except UCF, Utah, and West Virginia.

Men's Track & Field titles by season
1997NebraskaTexas
1998NebraskaNebraska
1999TexasTexas
2000NebraskaNebraska
2001NebraskaTexas A&M
2002NebraskaNebraska
2003NebraskaTexas
2004NebraskaNebraska
2005NebraskaTexas Tech
2006TexasTexas
2007Nebraska†Oklahoma
Texas†
2008TexasColorado
2009TexasNebraska
2010OklahomaNebraska
2011Texas A&MTexas A&M
2012Texas A&MTexas A&M
2013TexasTexas
2014Oklahoma StateTexas Tech
2015TexasTexas
2016Oklahoma StateTexas
2017TexasTexas
2018Texas TechTexas Tech
2019Texas TechTexas Tech
2020Iowa State
2021TexasTexas
2022TexasTexas
2023Texas TechTexas Tech
2024Texas TechTexas
+ Men's Track & Field titles by schoolTeamIndoorOutdoorTotal
Arizonaalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Bayloralign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
BYUalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Colorado011
Houstonalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Iowa State101
Kansas000
Kansas State000
Missouri000
Nebraska9615
Oklahoma112
Oklahoma State202
TCU000
Texas101020
Texas A&M235
Texas Tech358

Women's Track & Field

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor women's track and field.

Women's Track & Field titles by season
1997NebraskaTexas
1998TexasTexas
1999TexasTexas
2000NebraskaNebraska
2001NebraskaKansas State
2002TexasKansas State
2003TexasTexas
2004NebraskaTexas
2005NebraskaNebraska
2006TexasTexas
2007Texas A&MTexas A&M
2008Texas A&MTexas A&M
2009Texas A&MTexas A&M
2010Texas A&MTexas A&M
2011NebraskaTexas A&M
2012Texas A&MTexas
2013KansasKansas
2014TexasTexas
2015TexasTexas
2016TexasTexas
2017BaylorKansas State
2018TexasKansas State
2019TexasTexas
2020Texas
2021TexasTexas
2022TexasTexas
2023Oklahoma StateTexas
2024TexasTexas
+ Women's Track & Field titles by schoolTeamIndoorOutdoorTotal
Arizonaalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Baylor101
BYUalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Colorado000
Houstonalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Iowa State000
Kansas112
Kansas State044
Missouri000
Nebraska628
Oklahoma000
Oklahoma State101
TCU000
Texas141529
Texas A&M5510
Texas Tech000
Arizonaalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
Utahalign=center 0align=center 0align=center 0
West Virginia000

Volleyball

All current and future Big 12 members sponsor women's volleyball except Oklahoma State, which has never sponsored women's volleyball as a Big 12 member.[21] Oklahoma State and Vanderbilt are the only two schools in the Power Five conferences that do not sponsor women's volleyball, and Vanderbilt (which dropped women's volleyball after the 1979 season) will reinstate the sport in the 2025 season. The only current or future member with a varsity men's team is BYU.

Nebraska left the conference in 2011.

Volleyball titles by season
1996Nebraska
1997Texas
1998Nebraska
1999Nebraska
2000Nebraska
2001Nebraska
2002Nebraska
2003Kansas State
2004Nebraska
2005Nebraska
2006Nebraska
2007Nebraska†
Texas†
2008Nebraska†
Texas†
2009Texas
2010Nebraska
2011Texas
2012Texas
2013Texas
2014Texas
2015Texas
2016Kansas
2017Texas
2018Texas
2019Baylor†
Texas†
2020Texas
2021Texas
2022Texas
2023Texas
+ Volleyball titles by schoolTeamChampionships
Arizonaalign=center 0
Arizona Statealign=center 0
Bayloralign=center 1
BYUalign=center 0
Cincinnatialign=center 0
Colorado0
Houstonalign=center 0
Iowa State0
Kansas1
Kansas State1
Missouri0
Nebraska12
Oklahoma0
TCU0
Texas16
Texas A&M0
Texas Tech0
UCFalign=center 0
Utahalign=center 0
West Virginia0

Wrestling

Wrestling crowned regular-season champions in 2011–12 and 2012–13 only.

In 2015, the Big 12 absorbed the Western Wrestling Conference, with that league's six final members becoming Big 12 affiliates effective with the 2015–16 school year. Fresno State and Northern Iowa became affiliates in 2017–18. Missouri became an affiliate during the 2021-22 season after Fresno State dropped its program, and California Baptist became an affiliate in 2022–23 once it completed its transition from NCAA Division II to Division I.

Big 12 wrestling may lose a member when Oklahoma leaves for the SEC; however, given that current SEC (and former Big 12) member Missouri is a Big 12 wrestling member, Oklahoma may stay in Big 12 wrestling. Of the four incoming members, only Arizona State sponsors wrestling.

Wrestling titles by season
1997Oklahoma State
1998Oklahoma State
1999Oklahoma
2000Oklahoma State
2001Oklahoma State
2002Oklahoma
2003Oklahoma State
2004Oklahoma State
2005Oklahoma State
2006Oklahoma State
2007Iowa State
2008Iowa State
2009Iowa State
Nebraska
2010Oklahoma State
2011Oklahoma State
2012Oklahoma StateMissouri
2013Oklahoma StateOklahoma State
2014Oklahoma State
2015Oklahoma State
2016Oklahoma State
2017Oklahoma State
2018Oklahoma State
2019Oklahoma State
2020Oklahoma State
2021Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
2022Missouri
2023Missouri
2024Iowa State
Reference:
+ Wrestling titles by team
Air Force2016–present—00
Arizona State2025–present—00
California Baptist2022–present—00
Fresno State2018–2021—00
Iowa State1997–present044
Missouri1997–2012, 2021–present—33
Nebraska1997–2011—11
North Dakota State2016–present—00
Northern Colorado2016–present—00
Northern Iowa2018–present—00
Oklahoma1997–present033
Oklahoma State1997–present21921
South Dakota State2016–present—00
Utah Valley2016–present—00
West Virginia2013–present000
Wyoming2016–present—00
Reference:[22]

See also

Notes

†denotes shared title

Notes and References

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  2. Web site: All-Time Big 12 Championships. Big12Sports.com. March 21, 2019.
  3. Big 12 to Add Beach Volleyball & Women's Lacrosse . Big 12 Conference . November 9, 2023 . November 10, 2023.
  4. Web site: Big 12 Baseball 2013 Media Guide; History & Records. 2013. Big 12 Conference. 25 May 2013.
  5. Web site: 2022 Big 12 Men's Cross Country Record Book . Big 12 Conference . March 9, 2023.
  6. Oklahoma State Sweeps Big 12 Cross Country Titles for Second Straight Year . Big 12 Conference . October 28, 2022 . March 9, 2023.
  7. Web site: 2022 Big 12 Women's Cross Country Record Book . Big 12 Conference . March 9, 2023.
  8. Web site: Big 12 Championship Score Sheet . PDF. Big12sports.com. 21 March 2019.
  9. Web site: All-Time Big 12 Championships. Big12Sports.com. June 1, 2012. Big 12 Conference. 24 May 2013.
  10. Web site: BIG 12 CONFERENCE : 2008 Football Media Guide. PDF. Big12sports.com. 21 March 2019.
  11. Web site: Tiebreaker Procedures. Big12Sports.com. March 21, 2019.
  12. Web site: Big 12 crowns two champs but can't pick one top playoff contender. Si.com. March 21, 2019.
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  14. Web site: 2017 Big 12 Women's Golf Championship. Big12Sports.com. March 21, 2019.
  15. Big 12 Adds Affiliates in Lacrosse, Rowing . Big 12 Conference . February 21, 2024 . February 24, 2024.
  16. K-State Soccer Announces 2017 Schedule . . April 10, 2017 . June 27, 2017 . https://web.archive.org/web/20170513151012/http://www.kstatesports.com/news/k-state-soccer-announces-2017-schedule-04-10-2017 . May 13, 2017 . dead .
  17. Web site: Softball : Big 12 Record Book. PDF. Big12sports.com. March 21, 2019.
  18. Web site: Big 12 Conference Men's Tennis Record Book. Big 12 Conference. 2012-04-09.
  19. Web site: Women's Tennis Big 12 Record Book. PDF. Big12sports.com. 21 March 2019.
  20. Web site: Big 12 Conference Women's Tennis Record Book. Big 12 Conference. 2012-04-09.
  21. Web site: Volleyball Big 12 Record Book. PDF. Big12sports.com. March 21, 2019.
  22. Web site: Big 12 Conference Wrestling Record Book. Big 12 Conference. November 7, 2015.

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