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NATYCAA Cup - Wikipedia

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NATYCAA Cup
History
Awarded for	The most successful two year college athletic program in each division.
Presented by	National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators
Most wins	NJCAA Scholarship Division: Iowa Central Tritons (10) NJCAA Non-Scholarship Division: Rowan Roadrunners (6) State Association Division (CCCAA/NWAC): Mt. San Antonio Mounties (8)
Most recent	NJCAA Scholarship Division: Iowa Western Reivers NJCAA Non-Scholarship Division: Rowan Roadrunners State Association Division (CCCAA/NWAC): Mt. San Antonio Mounties

The NATYCAA Cup, known for sponsorship reasons as the Daktronics Cup, is an award given annually by the National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators to the junior and community colleges in the United States with the most success in collegiate athletics. The competition was founded in 2003 as the junior college equivalent to the NACDA Directors' Cup.^[1] Points for the NATYCAA Cup are based on order of finish in various championships sponsored by the National Junior College Athletic Association and state associations (specifically the California Community College Athletic Association and Northwest Athletic Conference). Three awards are given annually: one to the most successful school in the NJCAA scholarship division, one to the most successful school in the NJCAA non-scholarship division, and one to the most successful school in a state association (combined standings between the CCCAA and NWAC).^[2] Since 2011–12, the most successful school between the three divisions is awarded the Two Year College Directors' Cup.^[3]

Past winners

Teams in bold indicate winners of the Two Year College Directors' Cup for that season.^[1]

NJCAA Scholarship Division

Year	Winner
2003–04	DuPage (IL)
2004–05	Mesa (AZ)
2005–06	Monroe (NY)
2006–07	Monroe (NY)
2007–08	Johnson (KS)
2008–09	Iowa Central
2009–10	Iowa Central
2010–11	Iowa Central
2011–12	Iowa Central
2012–13	Iowa Central
2013–14	Iowa Western
2014–15	Iowa Central
2015–16	Iowa Central
2016–17	Iowa Central
2017–18	Iowa Central
2018–19	Iowa Central
2019–20	Iowa Central
2020–21	Iowa Central
2021–22	Iowa Western

NJCCA Non-Scholarship Division

Year	Winner
2003–04	Mohawk Valley (NY)
2004–05	DuPage (IL)
2005–06	DuPage (IL)
2006–07	DuPage (IL)
2007–08	DuPage (IL)
2008–09	DuPage (IL)
2009–10	Gloucester (NJ)^[a]
2010–11	Gloucester (NJ)^[a]
2011–12	Gloucester (NJ)^[a]
2012–13	Gloucester (NJ)^[a]
2013–14	Herkimer (NY)
2014–15	Herkimer (NY)
2015–16	Suffolk (NY)
2016–17	Herkimer (NY)
2017–18	Rowan (NJ)^[b]
2018–19	Suffolk (NY)
2019–20	Herkimer (NY)
2020–21	DuPage (IL)
2021–22	Rowan (NJ)^[b]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Now known as Rowan College
^ ^a ^b Previously Gloucester County College

State Association Division

Year	Winner
2003–04	Sierra (CA)
2004–05	Fresno (CA)
2005–06	Long Beach (CA)
2006–07	Orange Coast (CA)
2007–08	Fresno (CA)
2008–09	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2009–10	Orange Coast (CA)
2010–11	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2011–12	Fresno (CA)
2012–13	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2013–14	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2014–15	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2015–16	Spokane (WA)
2016–17	Spokane (WA)
2017–18	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2018–19	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2019–20	Mt. San Antonio (CA)
2020–21	Not awarded due to COVID-19
2021–22	Mt. San Antonio (CA)

References

^ ^a ^b "Daktronics Cup Past Winners". National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
^ "NATYCAA Cup". National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
^ "Directors' Cup Previous Scoring". Archived from the original on 2021-07-02.

Categories:

Past winners

NJCAA Scholarship Division

NJCCA Non-Scholarship Division

State Association Division

See also

References