Bold text indicates National Champion * Pacific Coast Conference playoff champion ** North–South playoff champion † California won the CIBA Division 1 and USC won Division 2. Cal defeated USC in a playoff for the CIBA title. ‡ Won the tiebreaker and the automatic post–season bid Arizona State won the 1969 and 1977 National Championships as a member of the Western Athletic Conference. The Sun Devils' first baseball season in the Pac–12 was 1979. Arizona won the 1976 National Championship as a member of the WAC. The Wildcats also joined the Pac–10 for the 1979 baseball season. Arizona won the 1986 National Championship but did not win the South Division Stanford won the 1988 National Championship but did not win the South Division. The Cardinal defeated South Division champion Arizona State in the final USC won the 1998 National Championship, defeating Arizona State in the final. Neither won the South Division Oregon State won the 2007 and 2018 National Championships but did not win the conference championships for those years. UCLA won the 2013 National Championship but did not win the conference championship.
The Pacific Coast Conference began playing basketball in the 1915–16 season. The PCC was split into North and South Divisions for basketball beginning with the 1922–23 season. The winners of the two divisions would play a best of three series of games to determine the PCC basketball champion. If two division teams tied, they would have a one–game playoff to produce the division representative. Starting with the first NCAA Men's Basketball Championship in 1939, the winner of the PCC divisional playoff was given the automatic berth in the NCAA tournament. Oregon, the 1939 PCC champion, won the championship game in the 1939 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament.
The last divisional playoff was in the 1954–55 season. After that, there was no divisional play and all teams played each other in a round robin competition. From the 1955–56 season through the 1958–59 season, the regular season conference champion was awarded the NCAA tournament berth from the PCC. In the case of a tie, a tie breaker rule was used to determine the NCAA tournament representative.
By the 1985–86 season, the Pac–10 was one of three remaining conferences that gave their automatic NCAA tournament bid to the regular season round–robin champion. The other two conferences were the Ivy League and the Big Ten Conference.
The tournament was restarted by an 8–2 vote of the athletic directors of the conference in 2000 after determining that a tournament would help increase exposure of the conference and help the seeding of the schools in the NCAA tournament.[25]
The Pac–12 first sponsored beach volleyball in the 2016 season (2015–16 school year). According to the Pac–12, the conference "did not record official league standings during the inaugural season of Beach Volleyball." To this day, the conference has never recorded official league standings in the sport. The regular season is followed by a conference tournament, with championships held both for pairs and teams (consisting of five pairs).[28]
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: Oregon won the 1974 National Title. Colorado won the 2001, 2004 & 2006 National Title but was not a member of the Pac–12
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: Oregon won the 2016 National Title. Colorado won the 2000 & 2004 National Title but was not a member of the Pac–12
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: Arizona won the 1992 National Title. Arizona State was the 1994 Co―National Champions. California won the 2004 National Title.Oregon won the 2016 National Title. Stanford won the 2007 National Title.UCLA won the 2008 & 1988 National Titles Note: Scott Simpson (USC) won the 1977 Individual National Title.Ron Commans (USC) won the 1981 Individual National Title. Jim Carter (ASU) won the 1983 Individual National Title.Phil Mickelson (ASU) won the 1989 & 1992 Individual National Titles. Todd Demsey (ASU) won the 1993 Individual National Titles.Alejandro Cañizares (ASU) won the 2003 Individual National Title. James Lepp (Washington) won the 2005 Individual National Title.Kevin Chappell (UCLA) won the 2008 Individual National Title. Cameron Wilson (Stanford) won the 2014 Individual National Title. Aaron Wise (Oregon) won the 2016 Individual National Title.
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: Arizona won the 1996 & 2018 National Title. Arizona State won the 1990 & 2017 National Title. Stanford won the 2015 National Title. USC won the 2003 National Title. UCLA won the 2011 National Title. Washington won the 2016 National Title Note: Susan Slaughter (ASU) won the 1990 Individual National Title. Annika Sorenstam (Arizona) won the 1991 Individual National Title. Emilee Klein (Arizona State) won the 1991 Individual National Title. Kristel Mourgue d’Algue (Arizona State) won the 1995 Individual National Title. Jennifer Rosales (USC) won the 1995 Individual National Title. Jenna Daniels (USC) won the 2000 Individual National Title. Mikaela Parmlid (USC) won the 2003 Individual National Title. Sarah Huarte (California) won the 2004 Individual National Title. Dewi Schreefel (USC) won the 2006 Individual National Title. Azahara Muñoz (Arizona State) won the 2008 Individual National Title. Doris Chen (USC) won the 2014 Individual National Title. Monica Vaughn (2017) won the 2017 Individual National Title. Rose Zhang (2022) won the 2022 Individual National Title.
Note: Bold denotes NCAA team or all–around champion. Note: The Pac–10 added gymnastics in the 1987 season. Prior to the Pac–10 fielding gymnastics championships, Jackie Brummer from Arizona State won the NCAA gymnastics championship. Note: The following gymnasts won the NCAA all–around title without winning the Pac–10 all–around title: 2001: Onnie Willis, UCLA; 2002: Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA; 2008: Tasha Schwikert, UCLA; 2015: Samantha Peszek, UCLA
Women's lacrosse
Season
Regular Season Champion (#)
Tournament champion (#)
2018
Colorado (1)
Stanford (1)
2019
USC (1)
USC (1)
2020
―
―
2021
Stanford (1)
Stanford (2)
2022
Stanford (2) USC (2)
Stanford (3)
2023
USC (3)
USC (2)
2024
Stanford (3)
TBD
Note: Bold denotes NCAA team champion. Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.
Men's rowing
Year
Team
Title
1960
California
1
1961
Washington
1
1962
Washington
2
1963
Washington
3
1964
California
2
1965
Washington
4
1966
Washington
5
1967
UCLA
1
1968
Washington
6
1969
Washington
7
1970
UCLA
2
1971
Washington
8
1972
Washington
9
1973
Washington
10
1974
Washington
11
1975
Washington
12
1976
Washington
13
1977
Washington
14
1978
Washington
15
1979
California
3
1980
Washington
16
1981
Washington
17
1982
California
4
1983
Washington
18
1984
Washington
19
1985
Washington
20
1986
California
5
1987
UCLA
3
1988
UCLA
4
1989
UCLA
5
1990
Washington
21
1991
Washington
22
1992
Washington
23
1993
Washington
24
1994
California
6
1995
Washington
23
1996
Washington
24
1997
Washington
25
1998
California
7
1999
California
8
2000
California
9
2001
California
10
2002
California
11
2003
California
12
2004
Washington
26
2005
California
13
2006
California
14
2007
Washington
27
2008
Washington
28
2009
California
15
2010
Washington
29
2011
Washington
30
2012
Washington
31
2013
Washington
32
2014
Washington
33
2015
Washington
34
2016
California
16
2017
Washington
35
2018
Washington
36
2019
Washington
37
2020
―
―
2021
Washington
38
2022
California
17
2023
California
18
2024
Washington
39
Note: Bold denotes NCAA team champion. Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.
Women's rowing
Year
Team
Title
1987
Washington
1
1988
Washington
2
1989
Washington
3
1990
UCLA
1
1991
UCLA
2
1992
Washington
4
1993
Washington
5
1994
California
1
1995
Washington
6
1996
Washington
7
1997
Washington
8
1998
Washington
9
1999
Washington
10
2000
Washington
11
2001
Washington
12
2002
Washington
13
2003
Washington
14
2004
California
2
2005
California
3
2006
California
4
2007
USC
1
2008
California
5
2009
California
6
2010
California
7
2011
California
8
2012
California
9
2013
California
10
2014
Stanford
1
2015
California
11
2016
California
12
2017
Washington
15
2018
Washington
16
2019
Washington
17
2020
―
―
2021
Washington
18
2022
Stanford
2
2023
Stanford
3
2024
Stanford
4
Note: Bold denotes NCAA team champion. Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic. Note: California won the 2018 National Title.Stanford won the 2009 National Title.
Men's soccer
The conference established men's soccer as a sponsored sport beginning in the 2000 academic year. Prior to then, most members who fielded a men's collegiate soccer team competed in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
Conf
Ovrl
Conf
Ovrl
Season
Champion
W–L–T
W–L–T
Runner–up
W–L–T
W–L–T
2000
Washington
7–1–0
14–6
Stanford
6–2–0
18–3–1
2001
Stanford
6–1–1
19–2–1
UCLA
5–2–1
12–7–4
2002
UCLA
8–2–0
16–3–3
California
6–3–1
14–6–2
2003
UCLA
10–0–0
20–2–1
Oregon State
7–3–0
13–7–0
2004
UCLA
6–2–0
14–4–2
California
4–3–1
13–4–3
2005
UCLA
7–1–2
12–5–3
California
6–3–1
14–4–3
2006
California
7–3–0
13–6–1
San Diego State
5–2–3
9–6–4
2007
California
6–3–1
12–6–2
San Diego State Stanford UCLA
4–4–2
8–7–4 7–6–5 9–9–3
2008
UCLA
7–1–2
10–5–6
California
5–2–3
12–4–5
2009
UCLA
5–1–4
12–4–4
Oregon State
5–4–1
19–6–3
2010
California
8–1–1
14–2–4
UCLA
8–2–0
16–5–1
2011
UCLA
10–0–0
18–4–2
Washington
7–3–0
12–4–2
2012
UCLA
8–1–1
13–3–3
Washington
7–1–2
13–5–3
2013
Washington
7–1–2
16–2–4
UCLA
6–1–3
12–3–5
2014
Stanford
6–1–3
13–3–3
UCLA
6–2–2
14–4–6
2015
Stanford
7–1–2
18–2–3
UCLA
5–4–1
11–9–1
2016
Stanford
8–1–1
14–3–4
Washington
6–4–0
14–7–0
2016
Stanford
8–1–1
14–3–4
Washington
6–4–0
14–7–0
2017
Stanford
9–0–1
19–2–2
California
6–4–0
11–7–0
2018
Stanford
7–2–1
12–4–5
Oregon State
6–3–1
11–6–3
2019
Washington
8–2–0
17–4–0
Stanford
6–2–2
14–3–5
2020
Stanford
7–2–1
10–3–1
Washington
7–3–0
12–4–0
2021
Oregon State
7–1–2
14–2–4
Washington
6–1–2
18–2–2
2022
Washington
7–1–2
15–2–3
Stanford
4–2–4
12–2–6
2023
UCLA
6–0–4
9–4–5
Oregon State
4–1–5
11–5–5
Note: Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, Oregon, USC, Utah & Washington State do not field a men's soccer team.
Bold text indicates National Champion
Women's soccer
The conference established women's soccer as a sponsored sport beginning in the 1995 academic year.
Conf
Ovrl
Conf
Ovrl
Season
Champion
W–L–T
W–L–T
Runner–Up
W–L–T
W–L–T
1993
Stanford
3–1–0
18–3–1
UCLA
2–1–0
10–6–1
1995
Stanford
7–0–0
16–4–0
UCLA
5–2–0
14–4–2
1996
Stanford
6–1–0
12–9–0
California Washington
5–2–0
13–3–2 12–8–0
1997
UCLA
9–0–0
19–3–0
USC
7–2–0
16–3–1
1998
California UCLA USC
7–2–0
13–8–0 17–4–1 14–7–1
Washington
6–3–0
10–9–1
1999
Stanford
7–1–1
15–5–1
USC
7–2–0
14–6–0
2000
Washington
8–1–0
18–3–0
California
7–2–0
17–3–1
2001
UCLA
8–1–0
20–3–0
Stanford
6–2–1
15–4–2
2002
Stanford
9–0–0
21–2–0
UCLA
8–1–0
18–4–0
2003
UCLA
8–0–1
20–2–3
Arizona State
6–2–1
13–5–3
2004
UCLA Arizona
6–3–0 6–3–0
17–6–0 15–6–0
Washington
5–3–1
17–5–1
2005
UCLA
7–0–2
22–2–2
California
7–1–1
16–4–2
2006
UCLA
8–1–0
17–3–0
Oregon
6–1–2
12–6–2
2007
UCLA
9–0–0
18–1–2
USC
6–2–1
16–3–2
2008
UCLA
9–0–0
22–0–2
Stanford
8–1–0
22–1–1
2009
Stanford
9–0–0
22–0–0
UCLA
8–1–0
19–2–1
2010
Stanford
9–0–0
22–0–2
Oregon
3–5–1
7–10–3
2011
Stanford
11–0–0
25–0–1
UCLA
8–1–2
16–1–4
2012
Stanford
11–0–0
21–2–1
UCLA
8–2–1
18–3–2
2013
UCLA
9–0–2
22–1–3
Washington State
7–3–1
14–3–4
2014
UCLA
10–0–1
21–1–2
Stanford
9–1–1
20–2–2
2015
Stanford
10–0–1
19–2–2
USC
9–2–0
15–5–2
2016
Stanford
10–1–0
18–2–1
USC
8–2–1
18–4–2
2017
Stanford
11–0–0
24–1–0
UCLA
8–2–1
20–3–2
2018
Stanford
10–0–1
21–1–2
UCLA
9–2–0
17–3–2
2019
Stanford
11–0–0
24–1–0
UCLA
8–3–0
18–5–1
2020
UCLA
9–1–1
18–5–1
USC
6–3–2
7–3–4
2021
UCLA
8–0–3
16–1–3
USC
8–1–2
14–3–3
2022
Stanford
9–1–1
17–2–2
UCLA
9–2–0
18–2–0
2023
UCLA
10–0–1
16–2–1
Stanford
8–0–3
20–0–4
Bold text indicates National Champion
Softball
Year
Team
Conf
Ovrl
Conf. Tournament Winner
W
L
T
Pct
W
L
T
Pct
Team
1987
California (1)
8
2
0
0.800
34
15
0
0.694
1988
UCLA (1)
15
3
0
0.833
53
8
0
0.869
1989
UCLA (2)
18
2
0
0.900
48
4
0
0.923
1990
UCLA (3)
16
2
0
0.889
62
7
0
0.899
1991
UCLA (4)
16
4
0
0.800
50
5
0
0.909
1992
Arizona (1)
16
2
0
0.889
58
7
0
0.892
1993
UCLA (5)
25
1
0
0.962
50
5
0
0.909
1994
Arizona (2)
23
1
0
0.958
64
3
0
0.955
1995
UCLA (6)
23
4
0
0.857
43
6
0
0.878
1996
Washington (1)
23
4
0
0.852
59
9
0
0.868
1997
Arizona (3)
26
1
0
0.963
61
5
0
0.924
1998
Arizona (4)
27
1
0
0.964
67
4
0
0.944
1999
UCLA (7)
22
6
0
0.786
63
6
0
0.913
2000
Washington (2)
17
4
0
0.810
62
9
0
0.873
2001
Arizona (5)
19
2
0
0.905
65
4
0
0.942
2002
UCLA (8)
18
3
0
0.857
55
9
0
0.859
2003
Arizona (6)
19
2
0
0.905
54
5
0
0.915
2004
Arizona (7)
17
3
0
0.850
55
6
0
0.902
2005
California (2) Arizona (8) Oregon State (1) Stanford (1)
Note: UCLA won the 1992, 1995 (vacated), 2003, 2004 and 2010 National Championship but did not win the conference championship Note: Arizona won the 1991, 1993, and 1996 National Championship but did not win the conference championship Note: California won the 2002 National Championship but did not win the conference championship Note: Washington won the 2009 National Championship but did not win the conference championship Note: Washington State, Colorado, and USC do not field softball teams Bold text indicates National Champion Note: Pac–12 started the Conference Tournament in 2023[30]
Men's swim & dive
Season
Team Champion (#)
Runner Up
1961
USC (1)
Washington
1962
USC (2)
Washington
1963
USC (3)
Stanford
1964
USC (4)
Stanford
1965
USC (5)
Oregon
1966
USC (6)
UCLA
1967
USC (7)
Stanford
1968
USC (8)
Stanford
1969
USC (9)
UCLA
1970
UCLA (1)
USC
1971
UCLA (2)
USC
1972
USC (10)
UCLA
1973
USC (11)
UCLA
1974
USC (12)
Washington
1975
USC (13)
UCLA
1976
Washington (1) – North
USC (14) – South
–
1977
Washington (2) – North
USC (15) – South
–
1978
Washington (3) – North
USC (16) – South
–
1979
USC (17)
UCLA
1980
California (1)
UCLA
1981
California (2)
UCLA
1982
Stanford (1)
UCLA
1983
Stanford (2)
California
1984
Stanford (3)
California
1985
Stanford (4)
California
1986
Stanford (5)
UCLA
1987
Stanford (6)
California
1988
Stanford (7)
USC
1989
Stanford (8)
UCLA
1990
Stanford (9)
UCLA
1991
Stanford (10)
UCLA
1992
Stanford (11)
California
1993
Stanford (12)
UCLA
1994
Stanford (13)
UCLA
1995
Stanford (14)
Arizona State
1996
Stanford (15)
Arizona
1997
Stanford (16)
USC
1998
Stanford (17)
USC
1999
Stanford (18)
California
2000
Stanford (19)
California
2001
Stanford (20)
USC
2002
Stanford (21)
California
2003
Stanford (22)
California
2004
Stanford (23)
California
2005
Stanford (24)
California
2006
Stanford (25)
California
2007
Stanford (26)
California
2008
Stanford (27)
California
2009
Stanford (28)
California
2010
Stanford (29)
California
2011
Stanford (30)
California
2012
Stanford (31)
California
2013
California (3)
Stanford
2014
California (4)
Stanford
2015
USC (18)
Stanford
2016
Stanford (32)
USC
2017
Stanford (33)
California
2018
California (5)
Stanford
2019
California (6)
Stanford
2020
California (7)
Arizona
2021
California (8)
Stanford
2022
California (9)
Stanford
2023
Arizona State (1)
California
2024
Arizona State (2)
Stanford
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note:Arizona won the 2008 National Title. California won the 1979 National Title.
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.
Note:Stanford won the 1973, 1977, 1981, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996 Team National Title. UCLA won the 1950, 1953, 1979, 1984, 2008 Team National Titles. USC won the 1976 Team National Title.
Note: The 2008 UCLA Conference Championship was vacated due to playing an ineligible player & awarded to USC.
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.
Note:Stanford won the 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 2013 Team National Titles. UCLA won the 2014 Team National Title. USC won the 1983, 1985 Team National Titles
Note:
Men's track & field
Season
Team Champion (#)
Runner Up
1960
USC (1)
UCLA
1961
USC (2)
UCLA
1962
USC (3)
UCLA
1963
USC (4)
Stanford
1964
USC (5)
California
1965
Oregon (1)
Washington State
1966
UCLA (1)
USC
1967
Oregon (2)
USC
1968
USC (6)
Oregon
1969
UCLA (2)
Oregon
1970
UCLA (3)
Oregon
1971
UCLA (4)
Oregon
1972
USC (7)
UCLA
1973
UCLA (3)
USC
1974
USC (8)
UCLA
1975
USC (9)
UCLA
1976
USC (10)
Washington
1977
USC (11)
Washington State
1978
USC (12)
Oregon
1979
Oregon (3)
UCLA
1980
UCLA (4)
Oregon
1981
Arizona State (1)
Oregon
1982
UCLA (5)
Washington State
1983
Washington State (1)
Arizona State & UCLA
1984
Washington State (2)
Oregon
1985
Washington State (3)
California
1986
Oregon (4)
UCLA
1987
UCLA (6)
Oregon
1988
UCLA (7)
Washington State
1989
UCLA (8)
Oregon
1990
Oregon (5)
Washington State
1991
Washington State (4)
Oregon
1992
UCLA (9)
Oregon
1993
UCLA (10)
Arizona
1994
UCLA (11)
USC
1995
UCLA (12)
Oregon
1996
UCLA (13)
Oregon
1997
USC (13)
UCLA
1998
UCLA (14)
USC
1999
USC (13)
UCLA
2000
USC (14)
Stanford
2001
Stanford (1)
USC
2002
Stanford (2)
Oregon
2003
Oregon (6)
Stanford
2004
UCLA (15)
Oregon
2005
Oregon (7)
UCLA
2006
USC (15)
Oregon
2007
Oregon (8)
Arizona State
2008
Oregon (9)
Arizona State
2009
Oregon (10)
USC
2010
Oregon (11)
USC
2011
Oregon (12)
Arizona
2012
Oregon (13)
Arizona State
2013
Oregon (14)
USC
2014
Oregon (15)
USC
2015
Oregon (16)
USC
2016
Oregon (17)
Washington
2017
Oregon (18)
USC
2018
Oregon (19)
Stanford
2019
Oregon (20)
UCLA
2020
—
—
2021
Oregon (21)
USC
2022
Oregon (22)
Washington
2023
Washington (1)
USC
2024
Washington (2)
USC
Bold text denotes National Champion. Note:Arizona State won the 1977 National Title. Oregon won the 1962 & 1964 National Title. UCLA won the 1978 National Title. USC won the 1965 National Title.
Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.
Women's track & field
Season
Team Champion (#)
Runner Up
1987
UCLA (1)
USC
1988
UCLA (2)
Oregon
1989
UCLA (3)
Oregon
1990
UCLA (4)
Oregon
1991
Oregon (1)
UCLA
1992
Oregon (2)
Arizona
1993
UCLA (5)
Oregon
1994
UCLA (6)
Arizona State
1995
UCLA (7)
Oregon
1996
USC (1)
Oregon
1997
UCLA (8)
USC
1998
UCLA (9)
Stanford
1999
UCLA (10)
USC
2000
UCLA (11)
USC
2001
UCLA (12)
USC
2002
UCLA (13)
USC
2003
UCLA (14)
Stanford
2004
UCLA (15)
Stanford
2005
Stanford (1)
UCLA
2006
Arizona State (1)
Stanford
2007
Arizona State (2)
Stanford
2008
Arizona State (3)
Stanford
2009
Oregon (3)
Stanford
2010
Oregon (4)
Arizona
2011
Oregon (5)
Arizona
2012
Oregon (6)
Stanford
2013
Oregon (7)
Arizona
2014
Oregon (8)
USC
2015
Oregon (9)
USC
2016
Oregon (10)
USC
2017
Oregon (11)
USC
2018
USC (2)
Oregon
2019
USC (3)
Oregon
2020
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2021
USC (3)
Oregon
2022
Oregon (12)
Colorado
2023
Oregon (13)
USC
2024
Oregon (14)
USC
Bold text denotes National Champion.
Note: The 2020 Season was stopped due to the COVID–19 Pandemic.