The Summit League men’s basketball tournament has existed since 1984. The winner of the tournament receives The Summit League's automatic bid into the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship.
The Summit League was known as Association of Mid-Continent Universities (AMCU) from 1982-1989 and Mid-Continent Conference from 1989-2007.
Format
The top eight eligible men's basketball teams in The Summit League receive a berth in the conference tournament. After the 18 game conference season, teams are seeded by conference record with the following tie-breakers:
- Head-to-head competition
- Winning percentage vs. ranked conference teams (starting with #1 and moving down until the tie is broken)
- Ratings Percentage Index
- Coin flip
Tournament champions
| Year
| Champion
| Venue
| Location
| Notes |
| 1984
| Western Illinois
| Hammons Student Center
| Springfield, Missouri
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| 1985
| Eastern Illinois
| Hammons Student Center
| Springfield, Missouri
| First rounds at campus sites |
| 1986
| Cleveland State
| Hammons Student Center
| Springfield, Missouri
|
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| 1987
| Southwest Missouri State
| Hammons Student Center
| Springfield, Missouri
|
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| 1988
| Not held
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| 1989
| Southwest Missouri State
| Hammons Student Center
| Springfield, Missouri
|
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| 1990
| Northern Iowa
| UNI-Dome
| Cedar Falls, Iowa
|
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| 1991
| Wisconsin-Green Bay
| Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena
| Green Bay, Wisconsin
|
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| 1992
| Eastern Illinois
| CSU Convo Center
| Cleveland, Ohio
|
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| 1993
| Wright State
| Nutter Center
| Dayton, Ohio
|
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| 1994
| Wisconsin-Green Bay
| Rosemont Horizon
| Rosemont, Illinois
|
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| 1995
| Valparaiso
| Athletics-Recreation Center
| Valparaiso, Indiana
| First rounds at campus sites |
| 1996
| Valparaiso
| The MARK of the Quad Cities
| Moline, Illinois
|
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| 1997
| Valparaiso
| The MARK of the Quad Cities
| Moline, Illinois
|
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| 1998
| Valparaiso
| The MARK of the Quad Cities
| Moline, Illinois
|
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| 1999
| Valparaiso
| The MARK of the Quad Cities
| Moline, Illinois
|
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| 2000
| Valparaiso
| Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
| Fort Wayne, Indiana
|
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| 2001
| Southern Utah
| Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
| Fort Wayne, Indiana
|
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| 2002
| Valparaiso
| Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
| Fort Wayne, Indiana
|
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| 2003
| IUPUI
| Kemper Arena
| Kansas City, Missouri
|
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| 2004
| Valparaiso
| Kemper Arena
| Kansas City, Missouri
|
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| 2005
| Oakland
| Union Multipurpose Activity Center
| Tulsa, Oklahoma
|
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| 2006
| Oral Roberts
| Union Multipurpose Activity Center
| Tulsa, Oklahoma
|
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| 2007
| Oral Roberts
| Union Multipurpose Activity Center
| Tulsa, Oklahoma
|
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| 2008
| Oral Roberts
| Union Multipurpose Activity Center
| Tulsa, Oklahoma
|
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| 2009
|
| Sioux Falls Arena
| Sioux Falls, South Dakota
|
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| 2010
|
| Sioux Falls Arena
| Sioux Falls, South Dakota
|
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Note: Southwest Missouri State became Missouri State in 2005.
Performance By School
| Club
| Winners
| Winning Years |
| Valparaiso
| 8
| 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2004 |
| Oral Roberts
| 3
| 2006, 2007, 2008 |
| Eastern Illinois
| 2
| 1985, 1992 |
| Southwest Missouri State
| 2
| 1987, 1989 |
| Wisconsin-Green Bay
| 2
| 1991, 1994 |
| Western Illinois
| 1
| 1984 |
| Cleveland State
| 1
| 1986 |
| Northern Iowa
| 1
| 1990 |
| Wright State
| 1
| 1993 |
| Southern Utah
| 1
| 2001 |
| IUPUI
| 1
| 2003 |
| Oakland
| 1
| 2005 |
| TOTAL
| 24 |
See also
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