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Mountain Pacific Sports Federation

American collegiate athletic conference

Summary

American collegiate athletic conference

Field	Value
name	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation
logo	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation logo.svg
logo_size	200
founded
association	NCAA
division	Division I
Division II (Men's Wrestling)
teams	65
sports	16
mens	7
womens	8
coed	1
region	Western United States, Southwestern United States, Southern United States, Northwestern United States
headquarters	Seattle, Washington
commissioner	Foti Mellis
since	2021
website
color	#005696
font_color	#FFFFFF
map	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation map.svg
map_size	250

Division II (Men's Wrestling)

The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) is a college athletic conference with members located mostly in the Western United States, although it has added members as far east as Massachusetts. The conference participates at the NCAA Division I level, primarily in Olympic sports that are not sponsored by a school's primary conference (such as the Pac-12 and Big West, many of whose members participate in MPSF competition in at least one of its sports).

History

The MPSF was founded in 1992 to provide an outlet for competition in non-revenue-producing Olympic sports. The MPSF conducts championships in men's volleyball, as well as indoor track, gymnastics, and water polo for both men and women. In 2010 the MPSF added women's swimming and diving, and added those sports for men in the 2011–12 season. The 2012–13 school year was the last for MPSF competition in men's soccer, and the 2020–21 school year was the last for MPSF women's lacrosse.

The conference membership varies by sport; 64 schools are MPSF members in at least one of its sponsored sports. Schools are not required to participate in MPSF competition for a sponsored sport if their primary conference sponsors a competition in that sport (e.g. Pac-12 in soccer and women's gymnastics before the conference's 2024 collapse).

All MPSF members have a primary conference affiliation. Two conferences are represented by eight members each: the Big West Conference (Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Northridge, Hawai'i, Long Beach State, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UC San Diego) and the West Coast Conference (Gonzaga, Pacific, Pepperdine, Portland, Saint Mary's, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Clara). The Big Ten Conference is represented by five schools (Indiana, Oregon, UCLA, USC, Washington). Three conferences are represented by four schools each: the Big Sky Conference (Idaho, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Sacramento State), Mountain West Conference (Air Force, Grand Canyon, San Jose State, Wyoming), and Southeastern Conference (LSU, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas). Two conferences are represented by three schools each: the Pacific West Conference (Concordia–Irvine, Menlo, Vanguard), and the Western Athletic Conference (California Baptist, Southern Utah, Utah Tech). Six conferences are represented by 2 schools: the Atlantic Coast Conference (California, Stanford), the Big 12 Conference (Arizona State, BYU), the California Collegiate Athletic Association (Cal Poly Humboldt, San Francisco State), Conference USA (Delaware, New Mexico State), the Southland Conference (Incarnate Word, UTRGV), and the Pac-12 Conference (Oregon State, Washington State). Ten conferences are represented by one school each – the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (Penn State Behrend), the Centennial Conference (Johns Hopkins), the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (Augustana (IL)), the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (Alaska Anchorage), the Lone Star Conference (Texas Woman's), the New England Small College Athletic Conference (Connecticut College), the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (Wheaton (MA)), the Presidents' Athletic Conference (Washington & Jefferson), the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (Austin), and the Western Athletic Conference (Southern Utah).

Due to the Big West addition of men's and women's swimming and diving as a sponsored sport beginning in the 2024–25 school year, six Big West members moved their aquatics programs to their primary conference, including three members (Bakersfield, Cal Poly, and UC Santa Barbara) for whom aquatics comprised their only MPSF teams and thus effectively left the MPSF.

The MPSF added four sports in 2024–25—the non-NCAA sport of men's rowing; the fully recognized NCAA sports of women's beach volleyball and men's wrestling; and women's wrestling, then an emerging NCAA sport and since 2025–26 a fully recognized NCAA sport. The men's rowing league consists entirely of Division I members (California, Gonzaga, Oregon State, San Diego, Santa Clara, Stanford, UC San Diego, and Washington). By contrast, the wrestling leagues include only Division II members: Cal Poly Humboldt (men), Menlo (both), San Francisco State (men), and Vanguard (both).

The addition of swimming & diving by the Big West left the MPSF with only two men's and four women's teams in that sport. The MPSF started a rebuilding process in that sport by announcing on February 13, 2025, that it would add seven members for swimming & diving effective in 2025–26. At the time of announcement, all were housing swimming & diving in the Western Athletic Conference, which is rumored to be dropping the sport after the 2024–25 season. Six of the new members sponsor only the women's sport—Idaho, New Mexico State, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado (returning to MPSF women's swimming & diving after a 13-year absence), Utah Tech, and UTRGV. The other new member, California Baptist, sponsors the sport for both sexes. However, California Baptist will only compete in the MPSF in the 2025–26 season, as it will become a full Big West member in July 2026. The men's volleyball league lost Grand Canyon after the spring 2025 season; the school downgraded the sport from varsity to club status. The MPSF added women's field hockey as a sponsored sport in 2025–26 with Delaware and UC Davis as members.

In 2025, the MPSF added its first member outside of the NCAA, as well as its first international member, when the University of British Columbia announced it would join the MPSF. UBC primarily plays as a member of U Sports, the Canadian governing body for college athletics, with a select few of its sports not sponsored by U Sports instead affiliated with the NAIA. While Canadian universities are currently not allowed to apply for membership within NCAA Division I as of 2025, UBC announced it would join the MPSF for the sport of men's rowing, which is not sponsored by the NCAA.

Al Beaird was the first executive director of the MPSF for 24 years, from 1998 to 2021. Foti Mellis became the second executive director on June 1, 2021. Mellis was a Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of California.

Members

Source:

Existing members

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conference	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white}}	Affiliation	Arizona State University	Augustana College (IL)	Austin College	Brigham Young University	California State University, Fullerton	California State University, Long Beach	California State University, Northridge	California State University, Sacramento	Concordia University Irvine	Connecticut College	Grand Canyon University	Gonzaga University	Indiana University Bloomington	Jessup University	Johns Hopkins University	Louisiana State University	Menlo College	New Mexico State University	Northern Arizona University	Oregon State University	Pennsylvania State University, The Behrend College	Pepperdine University	Saint Mary's College of California	San Francisco State University	San Jose State University	Santa Clara University	Stanford University	Texas Woman's University	Utah Tech University	(UTRGV)	Vanguard University	Washington State University	Wheaton College (MA)
nowrap	USAF Academy, Colorado	Falcons	Mountain West	NCAA D-I
Anchorage, Alaska	Seawolves	GNAC	NCAA D-II
Tempe, Arizona	Sun Devils	Big 12	NCAA D-I
Rock Island, Illinois	Vikings	CCIW	NCAA D-III
Sherman, Texas	Kangaroos	SCAC	NCAA D-III
Provo, Utah	Cougars	Big 12	NCAA D-I
Vancouver, British Columbia	Thunderbirds	Canada West	U Sports
California Baptist University	Riverside, California	Lancers	WAC
(Big West in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Arcata, California	Lumberjacks	CCAA	NCAA D-II
Fullerton, California	Titans	Big West	NCAA D-I
Long Beach, California	Beach	Big West	NCAA D-I
Northridge, California	Matadors	Big West	NCAA D-I
Sacramento, California	Hornets	Big Sky
(Big West in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Berkeley, California	Golden Bears	ACC	NCAA D-I
Davis, California	Aggies	Big West
(MW in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Irvine, California	Anteaters	Big West	NCAA D-I
Los Angeles, California	Bruins	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Merced, California	Bobcats	CCAA	NCAA D-II
Riverside, California	Highlanders	Big West	NCAA D-I
La Jolla, California	Tritons	Big West	NCAA D-I
Irvine, California	Eagles	PacWest	NCAA D-II
New London, Connecticut	Camels	NESCAC	NCAA D-III
Newark, Delaware	Blue Hens	CUSA	NCAA D-I
Phoenix, Arizona	Antelopes	Mountain West	NCAA D-I
Spokane, Washington	Bulldogs	WCC
(Pac-12 in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Honolulu, Hawaii	nowrap		Big West
(MW in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Moscow, Idaho	Vandals	Big Sky	NCAA D-I
San Antonio, Texas	Cardinals	Southland	NCAA D-I
Bloomington, Indiana	Hoosiers	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Rocklin, California	Warriors	PacWest	NCAA D-II
Baltimore, Maryland	Blue Jays	Centennial	NCAA D-III
Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Tigers	SEC	NCAA D-I
Atherton, California	Oaks	PacWest
(CCAA in 2026)	NCAA D-II
Paradise, Nevada	Rebels	Mountain West	NCAA D-I
Las Cruces, New Mexico	Aggies	CUSA	NCAA D-I
Flagstaff, Arizona	Lumberjacks	Big Sky	NCAA D-I
Greeley, Colorado	Bears	Big Sky	NCAA D-I
Norman, Oklahoma	Sooners	SEC	NCAA D-I
Eugene, Oregon	Ducks	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Corvallis, Oregon	Beavers	Pac-12	NCAA D-I
Stockton, California	Tigers	WCC	NCAA D-I
Erie, Pennsylvania		Lions	nowrap	AMCC	NCAA D-III
Malibu, California	Waves	WCC	NCAA D-I
Portland, Oregon	Pilots	WCC	NCAA D-I
Moraga, California	Gaels	WCC	NCAA D-I
San Diego, California	Toreros	WCC	NCAA D-I
San Francisco, California	Dons	WCC	NCAA D-I
San Francisco, California	Gators	CCAA	NCAA D-II
San Jose, California	Spartans	Mountain West	NCAA D-I
Santa Clara, California	Broncos	WCC	NCAA D-I
Los Angeles, California	Trojans	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Southern Utah University	Cedar City, Utah	Thunderbirds	WAC
(Big Sky in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Stanford, California	Cardinal	ACC	NCAA D-I
Austin, Texas	Longhorns	SEC	NCAA D-I
Denton, Texas	Pioneers	Lone Star	NCAA D-II
	Trailblazers	WAC
(Big Sky in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Edinburg, Texas	Vaqueros	Southland	NCAA D-I
Costa Mesa, California	Lions	PacWest	NCAA D-II
Seattle, Washington	Huskies	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Washington, Pennsylvania	Presidents	PAC	NCAA D-III
Pullman, Washington	Cougars	Pac-12	NCAA D-I
Norton, Massachusetts	Lyons	NEWMAC	NCAA D-III
Laramie, Wyoming	Cowboys	Mountain West	NCAA D-I

Former members

Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white }}	Institution	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white }}	Location	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white }}	Nickname	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white }}	Primary
conference	Mountain Pacific Sports Federation	color= white }}	Division	California Polytechnic State University	California State University, Bakersfield	California State University, Fresno	Florida State University	San Diego State University	Seattle University	Seattle Pacific University	Utah State University
Tucson, Arizona	Wildcats	Big 12	NCAA D-I
San Luis Obispo, California	Mustangs	Big West	NCAA D-I
Bakersfield, California	Roadrunners	Big West	NCAA D-I
Fresno, California	Bulldogs	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Boulder, Colorado	Buffaloes	Big 12	NCAA D-I
Denver, Colorado	Pioneers	Summit	NCAA D-I
Tallahassee, Florida	Seminoles	ACC	NCAA D-I
Los Angeles, California	Lions	WCC	NCAA D-I
Lincoln, Nebraska	Cornhuskers	Big Ten	NCAA D-I
Albuquerque, New Mexico	Lobos	Mountain West	NCAA D-I
Grand Forks, North Dakota	Fighting Hawks	Summit	NCAA D-I
San Diego, California	Aztecs	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	NCAA D-I
Seattle, Washington	Redhawks	WCC	NCAA D-I
Seattle, Washington	Falcons	GNAC	NCAA D-II
Isla Vista, California	Gauchos	Big West	NCAA D-I
Columbia, South Carolina	Gamecocks	SEC	NCAA D-I
Salt Lake City, Utah	Utes	Big 12	NCAA D-I
Logan, Utah	Aggies	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	NCAA D-I

;Notes

Sports

The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation sponsors championship competition in six fully NCAA-sanctioned men's sports, six fully NCAA-sanctioned women's sports, one coeducational NCAA sport, and two non-NCAA sports (one each for men and women). The MPSF dropped men's soccer after the 2012 season. The moves of Denver (all sports) and New Mexico (soccer only) to other conferences left the MPSF with six soccer members, but all six would soon leave due to moves by the Western Athletic Conference. MPSF soccer member Seattle was already in the WAC, and another MPSF soccer school, CSU Bakersfield, was already committed to join the WAC in 2013. Because the WAC dropped football after the 2012 season due to a near-complete membership turnover, it needed to add another men's sport to maintain its Division I status. To that end, it invited the four remaining MPSF soccer schools to join them; all accepted, and the WAC began sponsoring men's soccer in 2013–14.

In October 2015, Arizona State announced that it would elevate its club team in women's lacrosse to full varsity status starting in the 2017–18 school year (2018 season), which will give the Pac-12 six women's lacrosse schools. This number is required by league bylaws for official sponsorship of a sport, and is also the number of teams required for a conference to be an automatic NCAA tournament qualifier. This led the Pac-12 to announce that all of its women's lacrosse teams would leave the MPSF for the new Pac-12 lacrosse league for the 2018 season. MPSF women's lacrosse continued to operate through the 2021 season, though it would lose its automatic NCAA tournament bid after the 2019 season.

The next major change in conference membership came in January 2016, when the Golden Coast Conference, a water polo-only league that previously operated only a women's competition, announced it would add a men's division effective with the 2016–17 season. The GCC took six of the 10 members of the MPSF men's water polo league, leaving the MPSF with only the four Pac-12 members that sponsor the sport.

On May 31, 2016, the Big West Conference announced that it would begin sponsoring men's volleyball in the 2017–18 school year (2018 season). The Big West men's volleyball league launched with full members Long Beach State, Cal State Northridge, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara and Hawai'i, plus associate member UC San Diego (which joined the Big West full-time in July 2020). UC San Diego left the federation with the launch of Big West men's volleyball, but the other Big West members remain in the MPSF in other sports. California Baptist also exited the MPSF after dropping its only conference sport of men's volleyball shortly after the 2017 season, and Cal State Bakersfield (now being rebranded athletically as Bakersfield) left the MPSF after dropping its last remaining conference sport of women's water polo at the same time.

It was announced in August 2021 that the MPSF would add fencing, a sport with a single coeducational NCAA team championship, to the conference as its tenth sport.

It was announced in September 2021 that the MPSF would add women's artistic swimming to the conference as the eleventh sport.

On November 9, 2023, the MPSF announced that it would add beach volleyball, a women-only sport at the NCAA level, for the 2025 season (2024–25 school year). The inaugural membership in that sport consisted mainly of schools that left the Pac-12 Conference, which sponsored beach volleyball, after 2023–24: California, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA, USC, and Washington. The only member not coming from the Pac-12 was Grand Canyon. The following month, the MPSF announced that Saint Mary's, which had been an MPSF member in women's lacrosse before the school dropped the sport in 2017, had returned to the conference in women's indoor track & field. The MPSF later announced it would also add the non-NCAA sport of men's rowing, plus men's and women's wrestling, in 2024–25.

The MPSF announced in February 2025 that it would add four beach volleyball members and seven swimming & diving members in 2025–26. Of the new swim/dive members, six field only women's teams and one fields teams for both men and women. However, the school that fields teams for both sexes, California Baptist, will only compete in the MPSF for one season, after which it becomes a full Big West member.

It was announced in September 2025 that the MPSF would add field hockey as its sixteenth sponsored sport in time for the 2025 fall season. Two members will participate in the MPSF's inaugural season: existing MPSF member UC Davis and newcomer Delaware.

Sport	Men's	Women's
Artistic swimming	-	4
Beach volleyball	-	11
Gymnastics	4	4
Fencing	3	3
Field hockey	-	2
Rowing	8	–
Swimming & diving	6	10
Indoor track & field	7	14
Volleyball	10	-
Water polo	11	7
Wrestling	4	2

Membership by sport

School	Artistic swimming	Beach volleyball	Fencing	Field hockey	Men's gymnastics	Women's gymnastics	Men's indoor track & field	Women's indoor track & field	Men's rowing	Men's swimming & diving	Women's swimming & diving	Men's volleyball	Men's water polo	Women's water polo	Men's wrestling	Women's wrestling	Total MPSF Sports	Totals	4	11	3	2	4	4	7	14	8	6	10	10	11	7	4	2
Air Force																	3
Alaska Anchorage																	1
Arizona State																	1
Augustana (IL)																	1
Austin																	1
BYU																	1
Cal Poly Humboldt																	1
Cal State Fullerton																	2
Cal State Northridge																	2
California																	5
California Baptist																	5
Concordia–Irvine																	1
Connecticut College																	1
Delaware																	1
Grand Canyon																	1
Gonzaga																	1
Hawaii																	1
Idaho																	1
Incarnate Word																	4
Indiana																	1
Jessup																	1
Johns Hopkins																	1
Long Beach State																	2
LSU																	1
Menlo																	3
New Mexico State																	1
Northern Arizona																	1
Northern Colorado																	1
Oklahoma																	1
Oregon																	1
Oregon State																	2
Pacific																	4
Penn State Behrend																	1
Pepperdine																	3
Portland																	3
Sacramento State																	1
Saint Mary's																	1
San Diego																	1
San Francisco																	1
San Francisco State																	1
San Jose State																	2
Santa Clara																	1
South Carolina																	1
Southern Utah																	1
Stanford																	7
Texas																	1
Texas Woman's																	1
UC Davis																	3
UC Irvine																	1
UC Merced																	1
UC Riverside																	2
UC San Diego																	2
UCLA																	4
USC																	4
Utah Tech																	1
UTRGV																	1
Vanguard																	3
Washington																	2
Washington & Jefferson																	1
Washington State																	2
Wheaton (MA)																	1
Wyoming																	1

Aquatics

Two aquatics disciplines are sponsored under the aquatics section, with swimming & diving sponsored for both men and women since 2010–11 and the women-only discipline of artistic swimming added in 2021–22. A third discipline, open water swimming, was added for both men and women in 2023–24, but is not sponsored as a conference sport, instead being a de facto national championship meet open to all NCAA members. The MPSF was the first NCAA conference to sponsor open water swimming.

In June 2023, the Big West announced the addition of men's and women's swimming and diving as a sponsored sport beginning in the 2024–25 school year. As a result, six Big West members moved their aquatics programs to their primary conference, including three members (Bakersfield, Cal Poly, and UC Santa Barbara) who were only MPSF members in aquatics and thus effectively left the MPSF.

The MPSF will lose one member (San Diego to the Big West) and add seven members in swimming & diving in 2025–26. Of the new members, six are joining for the women's sport only and the other with both men's and women's teams. One of these schools had previously housed the women's sport in the MPSF.

Current members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Artistic	Men	Women	Primary
conference	Joined	University of the Incarnate Word	New Mexico State University	Northern Arizona University	Pepperdine University	Stanford University	Utah Tech University	(UTRGV)	Texas Woman's University	Wheaton College (MA)
	Greeley, Colorado	Falcons				Mountain West	2025
California Baptist University	Riverside, California	Lancers				WAC	2025
Moscow, Idaho	Vandals				Big Sky	2025
San Antonio, Texas	Cardinals				Southland	2021 (A)
2022 (M/W)
	Las Vegas, Nevada	Rebels				Mountain West	2025
Las Cruces, New Mexico	Aggies				CUSA	2025
Flagstaff, Arizona	Lumberjacks				Big Sky	2025
Greeley, Colorado	Bears				Big Sky	2025
Stockton, California	Tigers				WCC	2010 (M/W)
Malibu, California	Waves				WCC	2023
Stanford, California	Cardinal				ACC	2021
	Trailblazers				WAC	2025
Edinburg, Texas	Vaqueros				Southland	2025
Denton, Texas	Pioneers				Lone Star	2021
Norton, Massachusetts	Lyons				NEWMAC	2021
	Laramie, Wyoming	Cowboys				Mountain West	2025

Future members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Artistic	Men	Women	Primary
conference	Joining	Saint Mary's College of California
Moraga, California	Gaels				WCC	2026

Former members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Team	Primary
conference	Joined	Left	Brigham Young University	(Cal Poly)	(Cal State Bakersfield or Bakersfield)	Loyola Marymount University	Seattle University	(UC Davis)	(UC San Diego)	(UC Santa Barbara)
Provo, Utah	Cougars	Men
Women	Big 12	2011	2023
San Luis Obispo, California	Mustangs	Men	Big West	2014	2024
Women	2010
Bakersfield, California	Roadrunners	Men	Big West	2010	2024
Women	2021
Los Angeles, California	Lions	Women	WCC	2010	2014
Seattle, Washington	Redhawks	Men	WCC	2010	2013
Women	2012
Davis, California	Aggies	Women	Big West
(MW in 2026)	2010	2024
La Jolla, California	Tritons	Men & Women	Big West	2018	2024
Isla Vista, California	Gauchos	Men	Big West	2014	2024
Women	2010
Denver, Colorado	Pioneers	Men	Summit	2012	2013
Honolulu, Hawaii	Rainbow Warriors & Rainbow Wahine	Men	Big West
(MW in 2026)	2012	2024
Women	2011
Grand Forks, North Dakota	Fighting Hawks	Men	Summit	2011	2013
San Diego, California	Toreros	Women	WCC	2010	2025

Timeline

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bar:2 color:Full from:2010 till:2012 text:Cal State Bakersfield (M, 2010–2013, 2021–24; W, 2010–2012, 2021–24) bar:2 color:AssocOS from:2012 till:2013 text: bar:2 color:Full from:2021 till:2024 text:

bar:3 color:AssocF from:2010 till:2014 text:Loyola Marymount (W, 2010–2014)

bar:4 color:AssocF from:2010 till:2012 text:Northern Colorado (W, 2010–2012, 2025–present) bar:4 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end

bar:5 color:Full from:2010 till:end text:Pacific (M, 2010–present; W, 2010–present)

bar:6 color:AssocF from:2010 till:2025 text:San Diego (W, 2010–2025)

bar:7 color:Full from:2010 till:2012 text:Seattle (M, 2010–2013; W, 2010–2012) bar:7 color:AssocOS from:2012 till:2013 text:

bar:8 color:AssocF from:2010 till:2024 text:UC Davis (W, 2010–2024)

bar:9 color:AssocF from:2010 till:2014 text:UC Santa Barbara (M, 2014–2024; W, 2010–2024) bar:9 color:Full from:2014 till:2024 text:

bar:10 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2013 text:Air Force (M, 2011–2013, 2025–2026) bar:10 color:AssocOS from:2025 till:2026

bar:11 color:Full from:2011 till:2023 text:BYU (M, 2011–2023; W, 2011–2023)

bar:12 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2012 text:Hawaii (M, 2011–2024; W, 2012–2024) bar:12 color:Full from:2012 till:2024 text:

bar:13 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2013 text:North Dakota (M, 2011–2013)

bar:14 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2013 text:UNLV (M, 2011–2013, 2025–2026) bar:14 color:AssocOS from:2025 till:2026

bar:15 color:AssocOS from:2011 till:2013 text:Wyoming (M, 2011–2013, 2025–2026) bar:15 color:AssocOS from:2025 till:2026

bar:16 color:AssocOS from:2012 till:2013 text:Denver (M, 2012–2013)

bar:17 color:Full from:2018 till:2024 text:UC San Diego (M, 2018–2024; W, 2018–2024)

bar:18 color:FullxF from:2021 till:2022 text:Incarnate Word (M, 2022–Present; W, 2022–Present; A, 2021–Present) bar:18 color:OtherC2 from:2022 till:end text:

bar:19 color:FullxF from:2021 till:end text:Stanford (A, 2021–present)

bar:20 color:FullxF from:2021 till:end text:Texas Women's (A, 2021–present)

bar:21 color:FullxF from:2021 till:end text:Wheaton (MA) (A, 2021–present)

bar:22 color:AssocF from:2023 till:end text:Pepperdine (W, 2023–present)

bar:23 color:Full from:2025 till:2026 text:California Baptist (M, 2025–2026; W, 2025–2026)

bar:24 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:Idaho (W, 2025–present)

bar:25 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:New Mexico State (W, 2025–present)

bar:26 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:Northern Arizona (W, 2025–present)

bar:27 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:Utah Tech (W, 2025–present)

bar:28 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:UTRGV (W, 2025–present)

bar:29 color:Full from:2026 till:end text:Saint Mary's (M, 2026–future; W, 2026–future)

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Conference Champions

Year	Men	Women
2010–11	CSU Bakersfield	UC Davis
2011–12	Brigham Young	Brigham Young
2012–13	UNLV	UC Davis
2013–14	Brigham Young
2014–15	Hawaii
2015–16	UC Davis
2016–17	UC Santa Barbara	Hawaii
2017–18
2018–19	Hawaii
2019–20
2020–21	Brigham Young
2021–22	UC San Diego
2022–23	Hawaii

Fencing

Fencing was introduced as an MPSF sport in the 2021–22 season.

Current members

The MPSF currently has three members that participate in fencing.

Institution	Location	Nickname	Primary
conference	Joined
nowrap	USAF Academy, Colorado	Falcons	Mountain West	2021
La Jolla, California	Tritons	Big West
San Antonio, Texas	Cardinals	Southland

Former members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Primary
conference	Joined	Left
Stanford, California	Cardinal	ACC	2021	2024

Timeline

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Conference Champions

Year	Team
2021–22	Stanford
2022–23
2023–24
2024-25	UC San Diego

Gymnastics

Men's gymnastics was introduced as an MPSF sport with the formation of the conference while women's gymnastics was initiated for the 2001–02 season.

Current members

The MPSF currently has four members that participate in men's gymnastics and four for women's. One of the current women's gymnastics members, UC Davis, will join the Mountain West Conference, which sponsors that sport, in 2026. However, the Aggies may stay in MPSF women's gymnastics because the MW will lose two of its current four women's gymnastics members to the reconfigured Pac-12 Conference in 2026, making future MW sponsorship of the sport uncertain.

Institution	Location	Nickname	Men	Women	Primary
conference	Joined	California State University, Sacramento	Stanford University
nowrap	USAF Academy, Colorado	Falcons			Mountain West	1992
Anchorage, Alaska	Seawolves			GNAC
(NCAA D-II)	2002
Berkeley, California	Golden Bears			ACC	1992
Davis, California	Aggies			Big West
(MW in 2026)	2001
Sacramento, California	Hornets			Big Sky
(Big West in 2026)	2001
2013
Norman, Oklahoma	Sooners			SEC	1992
Southern Utah University	Cedar City, Utah	Thunderbirds			WAC
(Big Sky in 2026)	2023
Stanford, California	Cardinal			ACC	1992

Former members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Team	Primary
conference	Joined	Left	Brigham Young University	San Jose State University	Seattle Pacific University	Utah State University
nowrap	USAF Academy, Colorado	Falcons	Women	Mountain West	2001	2023
Provo, Utah	Cougars	Men	Big 12	1992	2000
Los Angeles, California	Bruins	Men	Big Ten	1992	1994
Isla Vista, California	Gauchos	Men	Big West	1992	2002
Women	2001
Lincoln, Nebraska	Cornhuskers	Men	Big Ten	1994	2011
Albuquerque, New Mexico	Lobos	Men	Mountain West	1992	1999
San Jose, California	Spartans	Men	Mountain West	1992	1997
Women	2001	2005
2013	2023
Seattle, Washington	Falcons	Women	GNAC
(NCAA D-II)	2002	2020
Logan, Utah	Aggies	Women	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	2012	2013

Timeline

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bar:8 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:end text:California (M, 1992–present)

bar:3 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:1999 text:New Mexico (M, 1992–1999)

bar:9 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:end text:Oklahoma (M, 1992–present)

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bar:10 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:end text:Stanford (M, 1992–present)

bar:1 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:1994 text:UCLA (M, 1992–1994)

bar:5 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2001 text:UC Santa Barbara (M, 1992–2002; W, 2001–2002) bar:5 color:Full from:2001 till:2002 text:

bar:6 color:AssocOS from:1994 till:2011 text:Nebraska (M, 1994–2011)

bar:12 color:AssocF from:2001 till:2005 text:Sacramento State (W, 2001–2005, 2013–present) bar:12 color:AssocF from:2013 till:end text:

bar:13 color:AssocF from:2001 till:end text:UC Davis (W, 2001–present)

bar:11 color:AssocF from:2002 till:2020 text:Alaska–Anchorage (W, 2002–2020, 2021–present) bar:11 color:AssocF from:2021 till:end text:

bar:14 color:AssocF from:2002 till:2020 text:Seattle Pacific (W, 2002–2020)

bar:15 color:AssocF from:2012 till:2013 text:Utah State (W, 2012–2013)

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Conference champions

Year	Men	Women
1992–93	Stanford	rowspan="10"
1993–94	UCLA
1994–95	Stanford
1995–96	Oklahoma
1996–97	Nebraska
1997–98	California
1998–99	Nebraska
Oklahoma
1999–00
2000–01
2001–02	Sacramento State
2002–03
2003–04	California	San Jose State
2004–05	Oklahoma	Sacramento State
2005–06	Seattle Pacific
2006–07
2007–08	UC Davis
2008–09	Stanford	Alaska–Anchorage
2009–10	Oklahoma	UC Davis
2010–11	Stanford
2011–12	Oklahoma
2012–13
2013–14	Sacramento State
2014–15	UC Davis
2015–16	Sacramento State
2016–17	San Jose State
2017–18
2018–19	Air Force
2019–20		rowspan="2"
2020–21	Oklahoma
2021–22	Stanford	San Jose State
2022–23	UC Davis
2023–24	Southern Utah

National champions

Year	Team
1993	Stanford (M)
1995	Stanford (M)
1997	California (M)
1998	California (M)
2002	Oklahoma (M)
2003	Oklahoma (M)
2005	Oklahoma (M)
2006	Oklahoma (M)
2008	Oklahoma (M)
2009	Stanford (M)
2011	Stanford (M)
2015	Oklahoma (M)
2016	Oklahoma (M)
2017	Oklahoma (M)
2018	Oklahoma (M)
2019	Stanford (M)
2021	Stanford (M)
2022	Stanford (M)
2023	Stanford (M)
2024	Stanford (M)

Indoor Track & Field

Men's and women's indoor track & field were introduced for the 1992–93 season as one of the conference's inaugural sports. Conference records before 1999 are incomplete.

Current members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Men	Women	Primary
conference	Joined	California State University, Fullerton	California State University, Northridge	California State University, Long Beach	Oregon State University	Pepperdine University	Saint Mary's College of California	Washington State University
Fullerton, California	Titans			Big West	2021 (M)
2013 (W)
Northridge, California	Matadors			Big West	1994, 2001, 2007 (M)
1992, 2001, 2007 (W)
Long Beach, California	Beach			Big West	1995
****	Honolulu, Hawaii	nowrap				Big West
(MW in 2026)	2012
Corvallis, Oregon	Beavers			Pac-12	2014, 2024
Stockton, California	Tigers			WCC	2025
Malibu, California	Waves			WCC	2022
Portland, Oregon	Pilots			WCC	1995, 2014 (M)
1993, 2014 (W)
Moraga, California	Gaels			WCC	2024
San Francisco, California	Dons			WCC	2017
****	Davis, California	Aggies			Big West
(MW in 2026)	2004, 2017
Irvine, California	Anteaters			Big West	2002, 2010
Riverside, California	Highlanders			Big West	2001, 2016
Pullman, Washington	Cougars			Pac-12	1993, 2024

Former members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Team	Primary
conference	Joined	Left	Arizona State University	Brigham Young University	California Polytechnic State University	University of Idaho	Stanford University	Utah State University
Tucson, Arizona	Wildcats	Men & Women	Big 12	1993	2020
Tempe, Arizona	Sun Devils	Men & Women	Big 12	1996
2006	2002
2020
Provo, Utah	Cougars	Men & Women	Big 12	2011	2023
San Luis Obispo, California	Mustangs	Women	Big West	2002	2006
Berkeley, California	Golden Bears	Men & Women	ACC	1992	2020
Davis, California	Aggies	Men	Big West
(MW in 2026)	2004	2005
Los Angeles, California	Bruins	Men	Big Ten	2000	2020
Women	1996
Boulder, Colorado	Buffaloes	Men & Women	Big 12	2011	2020
Moscow, Idaho	Vandals	Men	Big Sky	1995
2002	1997
2004
Women	1995	1996
Paradise, Nevada	Rebels	Women	Mountain West	1992	1996
Reno, Nevada	Wolf Pack	Women	Mountain West	1992	2000
Eugene, Oregon	Ducks	Men & Women	Big Ten	1992	2020
Los Angeles, California	Trojans	Men & Women	Big Ten	2013	2020
Stanford, California	Cardinal		Men & Women	ACC	1992	2020
Salt Lake City, Utah	Utes	Women	Big 12	2011	2020
Logan, Utah	Aggies	Men & Women	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	1992	2004
Seattle, Washington	Huskies	Men & Women	Big Ten	1992	2020

Conference champions

Year	Men	Women
1992–93	California	UNLV
1993–94	Arizona	Utah State
1994–95	Arizona
1995–96	Washington
1996–97	Idaho	Stanford
1997–98	Washington State
1998–99	Stanford	Washington State
1999–00
2000–01	Washington State	Arizona
2001–02	UCLA
2002–03	Stanford
2003–04
2004–05
2005–06	Washington
2006–07	Arizona State
2007–08	Oregon
2008–09	UCLA	Stanford
2009–10	Oregon
2010–11	Stanford
2011–12	Arizona State	Stanford
2012–13	Oregon
2013–14	California	USC
2014–15	Oregon
2015–16	USC	Oregon
2016–17	Oregon	USC
2017–18	USC
2018–19	Brigham Young
2019–20	Oregon
2020–21
2021-22	BYU	BYU
2022-23

National champions

All national champions are in men's volleyball.

Year	Team
1999–00	UCLA (W)
2000–01	UCLA (W)
2006–07	Arizona State (W)
2007–08	Arizona State (M)
2007–08	Arizona State (W)
2008–09	Oregon (M)
2009–10	Oregon (W)
2010–11	Oregon (W)
2011–12	Oregon (W)
2012–13	Oregon (W)
2013–14	Oregon (M)
2013–14	Oregon (W)
2014–15	Oregon (M)
2015–16	Oregon (M)
2015–16	Oregon (W)
2016–17	Oregon (W)
2020–21	Oregon (M)

Rowing

Men's rowing became an MPSF sport in the 2024–25 season.

Current members

The MPSF men's rowing league started with eight members.

Institution	Location	Nickname	Primary
conference	Joined
(California)	Gonzaga University	Oregon State University	Santa Clara University	Stanford University
(UC San Diego)
Vancouver, British Columbia	Thunderbirds	Canada West	2025
Berkeley, California	Golden Bears	ACC	2024
Spokane, Washington	Bulldogs	WCC
(Pac-12 in 2026)
Corvallis, Oregon	Beavers	Pac-12
San Diego, California	Toreros	WCC
Santa Clara, California	Broncos	WCC
Stanford, California	Cardinal	ACC
La Jolla, California	Tritons	Big West
Seattle, Washington	Huskies	Big Ten

Volleyball

Men's volleyball was introduced for the 1993 season (1992–93 school year) as one of the conference's inaugural sports. The MPSF added beach volleyball in the 2025 season (2024–25 school year). The MPSF added the sport in the wake of the collapse of the Pac-12 Conference, which saw 10 of its 12 members leave for other conferences after the 2023–24 school year. Of the 10 departing schools, nine sponsor beach volleyball. Three left for the Big 12 Conference, which announced it would start sponsoring beach volleyball in 2024–25. The other six, which joined either the Atlantic Coast Conference or the Big Ten Conference, made up almost all of the inaugural MPSF beach volleyball membership. California, Stanford, UCLA, and USC were already MPSF members in other sports, and Oregon and Washington were returning MPSF members. The only inaugural beach volleyball member not arriving from the Pac-12 is Grand Canyon.

After the spring 2025 season, the MPSF added five more beach volleyball members—Florida State, LSU, San Jose State, South Carolina, and Texas. All but San Jose State departed the disbanding Coastal Collegiate Sports Association. Its men's division lost Grand Canyon, which downgraded the sport to club status, but added Jessup and UC Merced, both transitioning from the NAIA to NCAA Division II.

Current members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Men	Women
(beach)	Primary
conference	Joined	Concordia University Irvine	Grand Canyon University	Jessup University	Louisiana State University	Menlo College	Pepperdine University	San Jose State University	Stanford University	Vanguard University
Provo, Utah	Cougars			Big 12	1992
Berkeley, California	Golden Bears			ACC	2024
Irvine, California	Eagles			PacWest	2017
Phoenix, Arizona	Antelopes			MW	2024
Rocklin, California	Warriors			PacWest	2025
Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Tigers			SEC	2025
Atherton, California	Oaks			PacWest	2024
Malibu, California	Waves			WCC	1992
Eugene, Oregon	Ducks			Big Ten	2024
San Jose, California	Spartans			MW	2025
Stanford, California	Cardinal			ACC	1992 (M)2024 (W)
Austin, Texas	Longhorns			SEC	2025
Merced, California	Golden Bobcats			CCAA	2025
Los Angeles, California
(Westwood)	Bruins			Big Ten	1992 (M)2024 (W)
Los Angeles, California
(South Los Angeles)	Trojans
Costa Mesa, California	Lions			PacWest	2024
Seattle, Washington	Huskies			Big Ten

Future members

Institution	Location	Women
(Beach)	Primary
conference	Joining
Stockton, California	Tigers	WCC	2026

Former members

Institution	Location	Nickname	Team	Primary
conference	Joined	Left	California Baptist University	California State University, Long Beach	California State University, Northridge	Grand Canyon University	San Diego State University
Riverside, California	Lancers	Men	WAC
(Big West in 2026)	2012	2017
Long Beach, California	Beach	Big West	1992
Northridge, California	Matadors
Irvine, California	Anteaters
La Jolla, California	Tritons
Isla Vista, California	Gauchos
Phoenix, Arizona	Antelopes	Mountain West	2017	2025
Honolulu, Hawai'i	nowrap		Big West
(MW in 2026)	1992	2017
Los Angeles, California	Lions	WCC	2000
Stockton, California	Tigers	2014
San Diego, California	Aztecs	Mountain West
(Pac-12 in 2026)	2000

Timeline

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bar:2 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:Cal State Northridge (M, 1992–2017)

bar:3 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:Hawaii (M, 1992–2017)

bar:4 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:Long Beach State (M, 1992–2017)

bar:5 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2000 text:Loyola Marymount (M, 1992–2000)

bar:6 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2014 text:Pacific (M, 1992–2014)

bar:7 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:end text:Pepperdine (M, 1992–present)

bar:8 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2000 text:San Diego State (M, 1992–2000)

bar:9 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2024 text:Stanford (M, 1992–present; W, 2024–future) bar:9 color:Full from:2024 till:end text:

bar:10 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:UC Irvine (M, 1992–2017)

bar:11 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:UC San Diego (M, 1992–2017)

bar:12 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2017 text:UC Santa Barbara (M, 1992–2017)

bar:13 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2024 text:UCLA (M, 1992–present; W, 2024–present) bar:13 color:Full from:2024 till:end text:

bar:14 color:AssocOS from:1992 till:2024 text:USC (M, 1992–present; W, 2024–present) bar:14 color:Full from:2024 till:end text:

bar:15 color:AssocOS from:2012 till:2017 text:Cal Baptist (M, 2012–2017)

bar:16 color:AssocOS from:2017 till:end text:Concordia Irvine (M, 2017–present)

bar:17 color:AssocOS from:2017 till:2025 text:Grand Canyon (M, 2017–2025; W, 2024–present) bar:17 color:Full from:2024 till:2025 text: bar:17 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:

bar:18 color:AssocF from:2024 till:end text:California (W, 2024–present)

bar:19 color:AssocOS from:2024 till:end text:Menlo (M, 2024–present)

bar:20 color:AssocF from:2024 till:end text:Oregon (W, 2024–present)

bar:21 color:AssocOS from:2024 till:end text:Vanguard (M, 2024–present)

bar:22 color:AssocF from:2024 till:end text:Washington (W, 2024–present)

bar:23 color:AssocOS from:2025 till:end text:Jessup (M, 2025–present)

bar:24 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:LSU (W, 2025–present)

bar:25 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:San Jose State (W, 2025–present)

bar:26 color:AssocF from:2025 till:end text:Texas (W, 2025–present)

bar:27 color:AssocOS from:2025 till:end text:UC Merced (M, 2025–present)

bar:28 color:AssocOS from:2026 till:end text:Pacific (M, 2026–future)

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Conference champions

Year	Men	Women
(Beach)
1993	UCLA	rowspan="32"
1994	UCLA (2)
1995	UCLA (3)
1996	UCLA (4)
1997	Stanford
1998	Pepperdine
1999	Brigham Young
2000	UCLA (5)
2001	UCLA (6)
2002	Pepperdine (2)
2003	Brigham Young (2)
2004	Brigham Young (3)
2005	Pepperdine (3)
2006	UCLA (7)
2007	UC Irvine
2008	Pepperdine (4)
2009	USC
2010	Stanford (2)
2011	UC Santa Barbara
2012	UC Irvine (2)
2013	Brigham Young (4)
2014	Brigham Young (5)
2015	UC Irvine (3)
2016	Brigham Young (6)
2017	Long Beach State
2018	Brigham Young (7)
2019	Pepperdine (5)
2020
2021	Brigham Young (8)
2022	Pepperdine (6)
2023	UCLA (8)
2024	Grand Canyon
2025	Pepperdine (7)	Stanford

National champions

All national champions are in men's volleyball.

Year	Team
1993	UCLA
1995	UCLA
1996	UCLA
1997	Stanford
1998	UCLA
1999	Brigham Young
2000	UCLA
2001	Brigham Young
2002	Hawaii†
2004	Brigham Young
2005	Pepperdine
2006	UCLA (6)
2007	UC Irvine
2009	UC Irvine
2010	Stanford
2012	UC Irvine
2013	UC Irvine
2023	UCLA
2024	UCLA

† — Vacated due to NCAA violations

Conference champions

Source:

Women's lacrosse

Year	Team
2004	California
2005	Stanford
2006	Stanford
2007	Stanford
2008	Stanford
2009	Stanford
2010	Stanford
2011	Stanford
2012	Oregon
2013	Stanford
2014	Denver
2015	Stanford
2016	USC
2017	USC
2018	San Diego State
2019	San Diego State
2020	N/A
2021	UC Davis

Men's soccer

Year	Team
1992	Washington
1993	UCLA
1994	Fresno State
1995	UCLA
1996	UCLA
1997	UCLA
1998	Washington
1999	Washington
2000	San Jose State
2001	New Mexico
2002	New Mexico
2003	San Jose State
2004	New Mexico
2005	New Mexico
2006	New Mexico
2007	New Mexico
2008	Denver
2009	Sacramento State
2010	Sacramento State
2011	New Mexico
2012	Air Force

Men's track & field indoor

Year	Team
1992–93	California
1993–94	Arizona
1994–95	Arizona
1995–96	Arizona
1996–97	Idaho
1997–98	Washington State
1998–99	Stanford
1999–00	Stanford
2000–01	Washington State
2001–02	UCLA
2002–03	UCLA
2003–04	UCLA
2004–05	UCLA
2005–06	Washington
2006–07	Washington
2007–08	Oregon
2008–09	UCLA
2009–10	UCLA
2010–11	Stanford
2011–12	Arizona State
2012–13	Arizona State
2013–14	California
2014–15	Oregon
2015–16	USC
2016–17	Oregon
2017–18	USC
2018–19	Brigham Young
2019–20	Brigham Young
2020–21	N/A

Women's track & field indoor

Year	Team
1992–93	UNLV
1993–94	Utah State
1994–95	Arizona
1995–96	Washington
1996–97	Stanford
1997–98	Stanford
1998–99	Washington State
1999–00	Washington State
2000–01	Arizona
2001–02	Arizona
2002–03	Stanford
2003–04	Stanford
2004–05	Stanford
2005–06	Stanford
2006–07	Arizona State
2007–08	Arizona State
2008–09	Stanford
2009–10	Oregon
2010–11	Oregon
2011–12	Stanford
2012–13	Oregon
2013–14	USC
2014–15	USC
2015–16	Oregon
2016–17	USC
2017–18	USC
2018–19	USC
2019–20	Oregon
2020–21	N/A

Men's water polo

Year	Team
1992	California
1993	California
1994	Stanford
1995	California
1996	USC
1997	USC
1998	Stanford
1999	UCLA
2000	UCLA
2001	Stanford
2002	California
2003	USC
2004	Stanford
2005	USC
2006	California
2007	USC
2008	USC
2009	UCLA
2010	USC
2011	UCLA
2012	USC
2013	USC
2014	UCLA
2015	UCLA
2016	California
2017	USC
2018	Stanford
2019	Stanford
2020	Stanford
2021	UCLA
2022	USC (12)
2023	California (17)
2024	UCLA (13)
2025	UCLA (14)

Women's water polo

Year	Team
1996	UCLA
1997	UCLA
1998	UCLA
1999	California
2000	Stanford
2001	Stanford
2002	UCLA
2003	Stanford
2004	USC
2005	UCLA
2006	Stanford
2007	UCLA
2008	UCLA
2009	USC
2010	UCLA
2011	California
2012	UCLA
2013	USC
2014	Stanford
2015	UCLA
2016	USC
2017	UCLA
2018	USC
2019	USC
2020	N/A
2021	USC
2022	Stanford
2023	Stanford
2024	UCLA (12)
2025	Stanford (8)

NCAA titles

The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation has won 100 NCAA titles in seven sports. UCLA has won 25 national titles. Stanford has won 20 titles. USC has won 16 titles. Oregon has won 12 titles. Oklahoma has won nine titles. California has won six titles. UC Irvine has won four titles. Arizona State and Brigham Young have won three titles. Pepperdine has won two titles. The MPSF has won every men's and women's water polo NCAA title since the inception of the conference.

Men's gymnastics

Year	Team
1992–93	Stanford
1994–95	Stanford
1996–97	California
1997–98	California
2001–02	Oklahoma
2002–03	Oklahoma
2004–05	Oklahoma
2005–06	Oklahoma
2007–08	Oklahoma
2008–09	Stanford
2010–11	Stanford
2014–15	Oklahoma
2015–16	Oklahoma
2016–17	Oklahoma
2017–18	Oklahoma
2018–19	Stanford
2020–21	Stanford
2021–22	Stanford
2022–23	Stanford

Men's volleyball

Year	Team
1993	UCLA
1995	UCLA
1996	UCLA
1997	Stanford
1998	UCLA
1999	BYU
2000	UCLA
2001	BYU
2004	BYU
2005	Pepperdine
2006	UCLA
2007	UC Irvine
2009	UC Irvine
2010	Stanford
2012	UC Irvine
2013	UC Irvine
2023	UCLA
2024	UCLA

Men's soccer

Year	Team
1998	UCLA

Men's Rowing

Year	Team
2024-25	Washington

Men's water polo

Year	Team
1992	California
1993	Stanford
1994	Stanford
1995	UCLA
1996	UCLA
1997	Pepperdine
1998	USC
1999	UCLA
2000	UCLA
2001	Stanford
2002	Stanford
2003	USC
2004	UCLA
2005	USC
2006	California
2007	California
2008	USC
2009	USC
2010	USC
2011	USC
2012	USC
2013	USC
2014	UCLA
2015	UCLA
2016	California
2017	UCLA
2018	USC
2019	Stanford
2020	UCLA
2021	California
2022	California
2023	California
2024	UCLA
2025

Women's water polo

Year	Team
2001	UCLA
2002	Stanford
2003	UCLA
2004	USC
2005	UCLA
2006	UCLA
2007	UCLA
2008	UCLA
2009	UCLA (7)
2010	USC
2011	Stanford
2012	Stanford
2013	USC
2014	Stanford
2015	Stanford
2016	USC
2017	Stanford
2018	USC
2019	Stanford
2021	USC
2022	Stanford
2023	Stanford
2024	UCLA (8)
2025	Stanford (10)

References

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(December 5, 2024). "MPSF Adds Men's Rowing for Record 15th Sport". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(September 6, 2024). "MPSF Adds Men's and Women's Wrestling". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
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(February 13, 2025). "MPSF Swim & Dive Adds Seven Schools in 2025-26". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(March 19, 2025). "California Baptist Joins The Big West". Big West Conference.
(April 28, 2025). "GCU announces sports sponsorship change". Grand Canyon Antelopes.
(November 4, 2025). "MPSF Men's Rowing Adds University of British Columbia". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
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(January 16, 2018). "'Roo Men's Water Polo to Join Mountain Pacific Sports Federation".
[http://www.mpsports.org Mountain Pacific Sports Federation - Athletics]. Mpsports.Org. Retrieved on July 17, 2013.
(January 9, 2013). "WAC Adds Men's Soccer". Western Athletic Conference.
(October 23, 2015). "Pac-12 Adds Women's Lacrosse for 2018 Season". Lacrosse Magazine.
(January 21, 2016). "GCC Launches Men's Division To Begin Play in 2016". Golden Coast Conference.
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(June 27, 2017). "CSUB Athletics Announces Strategic Shift in Resources". [[Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners.
(August 2, 2021). "MPSF Adds Fencing in 2021-22 as 10th Sport".
(September 16, 2021). "MPSF Adds Artistic Swimming in 2022 as Record-Tying 11th Sport".
(November 9, 2023). "MPSF Adds Beach Volleyball as Record-Setting 12th Sport". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(December 7, 2023). "St. Mary's to Compete in MPSF Women's Indoor Track & Field". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(February 6, 2025). "MPSF Beach Volleyball Adds Four Teams in '26". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(September 2, 2025). "MPSF Adds Field Hockey for Record 16th Sport". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(April 11, 2025). "Third Edition of MPSF Open Water Championships". Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
(September 23, 2024). "The Big West Adds Three Affiliates in Swimming and Diving". Big West Conference.
(October 29, 2025). "MW Expands Sports Sponsorship with the Addition of Men's Soccer and Men's Swimming and Diving in 2026-27". [[Mountain West Conference]].
(21 September 2023). "Flippin' Birds Find a New Conference". Southern Utah University Athletics.
(September 4, 2025). "Pac-12 Women’s Gymnastics welcomes the addition of Southern Utah University". Pac-12 Conference.
(November 9, 2023). "Big 12 to Add Beach Volleyball & Women's Lacrosse". Big 12 Conference.
However, it was announced on September 24, 2025, that Florida State and South Carolina would instead compete in the [[Big 12 Conference]] for the 2025–26 season, rather than the MPSF.https://big12sports.com/news/2025/9/24/big-12-beach-volleyball-adds-boise-state-florida-state-and-south-carolina.aspx
"MPSF ♦ NCAA Championship History".

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