Sun Belt Conference
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The Sun Belt Conference was founded in August of 1976 with New Orleans, South Alabama, Georgia State, Jacksonville, North Carolina-Charlotte and South Florida participating in four men’s sports: basketball, golf, soccer and tennis. The Conference is located mainly in the Southeast from Louisiana to Florida, but has had schools from New Mexico and Idaho as members, and currently has Denver as a member, but not in baseball.
[edit] 2009 Schools
- University of Arkansas at Little Rock
- Arkansas State University
- Florida Atlantic University
- Florida International University
- University of Louisiana at Lafayette
- University of Louisiana at Monroe
- Middle Tennessee State University
- University of New Orleans
- University of South Alabama
- Troy University
- Western Kentucky University
[edit] Conference Baseball Champions
- 1978 University of New Orleans
- 1979 University of New Orleans
- 1980 University of South Alabama
- 1981 University of South Alabama
- 1982 University of South Florida
- 1983 University of South Alabama
- 1984 University of South Alabama
- 1985 Old Dominion University
- 1986 University of South Florida
- 1987 University of South Alabama
- 1988 Virginia Commonwealth University
- 1989 Jacksonville University
- 1990 University of South Florida
- 1991 University of Alabama at Birmingham
- 1992 University of South Alabama
- 1993 Lamar University
- 1994 Arkansas State University
- 1995 Jacksonville University
- 1996 University of South Alabama
- 1997 University of Southwestern Louisiana
- 1998 University of South Alabama
- 1999 University of South Alabama
- 2000 University of New Orleans
- 2001 University of South Alabama / Middle Tennessee State University
- 2002 University of South Alabama
- 2003 University of South Alabama
- 2004 University of South Alabama / Middle Tennessee State University
- 2005 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
- 2006 Troy State University
- 2007 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
- 2008 University of Louisiana at Monroe
- 2009 Middle Tennessee State University
Sources: Sun Belt Conference & Wikipedia
