1 minute read May 13, 2001: UCLA wins the first National Collegiate Women’s Water Polo Championship. May 13, 2001 0 88
1 minute read March 25, 2001: The first National Collegiate Women’s Ice Hockey Championship is played in Minneapolis, where Minnesota Duluth wins the first of three straight championships under coach Shannon Miller. March 25, 2001 0 75
1 minute read March 3, 2001: Simpson wrestler Nick Ackerman, whose legs were amputated below the knees as a child, wins the championship match in the 174-pound class at the 2001 Division III Wrestling Championships. March 3, 2001 0 86
1 minute read Nov. 25, 2000: Messiah wins the first of 11 Division III Men’s Soccer Championship titles between 2000 and 2017. November 25, 2000 0 75
1 minute read Oct. 27, 2000: A new “blue disk” NCAA logo featuring a modern typeface is created. October 27, 2000 0 94
1 minute read May 31-June 3, 2000: Seilala Sua of UCLA becomes the first six-time career individual titlist at the Division I Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships with victories in the discus and shot put. June 3, 2000 0 72
1 minute read July 27, 1999: The NCAA relocates its national office to Indianapolis. July 27, 1999 0 87
1 minute read March 12-13, 1999: Wheaton (Massachusetts) wins the first of five straight Division III Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championships team titles under coach Paul Souza. March 13, 1999 0 83
1 minute read May 4, 1998: A federal court judge awards $67 million to plaintiffs in the restricted-earnings case. The NCAA and plaintiffs subsequently announced a $54 million settlement. May 4, 1998 0 81
1 minute read March 21, 1998: Washington University in St. Louis wins the first of four straight Division III Women’s Basketball Championships under coach Nancy Fahey. March 21, 1998 0 78
