Tennessee-Virginia Athletic Conference

The Tennessee-Virginia Athletic Conference was an NAIA conference.

The TVAC was formed in the 1985-1986 school year as the Tennessee Valley Athletic Conference by four schools leaving the Volunteer State Athletic Conference: Carson-Newman College, King College, Lincoln Memorial University, Tennessee Wesleyan College along with independent Tusculum College. With the addition of Bluefield College in 1989-1990 school year, the conference changed its name to the Tennessee-Virginia Athletic Conference, while keeping its TVAC abbreviation.

After the 1999-2000 school year the conference disbanded as Alice Lloyd College, Bluefield College, King College, Milligan College, Montreat College, Tennessee Wesleyan College, Virginia Intermont College and the University of Virginia's College at Wise all formed the Appalachian Athletic Conference along with three other schools.

Schools

• Alice Lloyd College, 1993-2000
• Bluefield College, 1990-2000
• Carson-Newman College, 1986-1989
• Clinch Valley College (now UVa-Wise), 1991-2000
• King College, 1986, 1990-2000
• Lincoln Memorial University, 1986-1989
• Milligan College, 1987-2000
• Montreat College, 1993-2000
• Tennessee Wesleyan College, 1986-2000
• Tusculum College, 1986-1996
• Virginia Intermont College, 1991-2000
• Warren Wilson College, 1991-1992

Conference Baseball Champions

Year	Regular Season	Tournament	Notes
1986	Carson-Newman College	--
1987	Carson-Newman College	--
1988	Carson-Newman / Milligan	--
1989	Carson-Newman College	--
1990	Milligan College	--
1991	Bluefield College	--
1992	Tennessee Wesleyan College	--
1993	Tennessee Wesleyan College	--
1994	Tennessee Wesleyan College	--
1995	Tennessee Wesleyan College	Tusculum College*
1996	Montreat College	Tennessee Wesleyan College*
1997	Virginia Intermont College	Tennessee Wesleyan College*
1998	Montreat College	Tennessee Wesleyan College*
1999	Virginia Intermont College	Bluefield College
2000	Montreat College	Montreat College

*From 1995 to 1998, the TVAC champion received an automatic berth in the NAIA postseason. The conference tournament involved the rest of the conference, with the winner earning a second berth.