NCAA History
| Division I Champions |
| Year |
Champion |
Score
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Runner-Up |
| 1971 |
Cornell |
12-6 |
Maryland |
| 1972 |
Virginia |
13-12 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1973 |
Maryland |
10-9 (2OT) |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1974 |
Johns Hopkins |
17-12 |
Maryland |
| 1975 |
Maryland |
20-13 |
Navy |
| 1976 |
Cornell |
16-13 (OT) |
Maryland |
| 1977 |
Cornell |
16-8 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1978 |
Johns Hopkins |
13-8 |
Cornell |
| 1979 |
Johns Hopkins |
15-9 |
Maryland |
| 1980 |
Johns Hopkins |
9-8 (2OT) |
Virginia |
| 1981 |
North Carolina |
14-13 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1982 |
North Carolina |
7-5 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1983 |
Syracuse |
17-16 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1984 |
Johns Hopkins |
13-10 |
Syracuse |
| 1985 |
Johns Hopkins |
11-4 |
Syracuse |
| 1986 |
North Carolina |
10-9 (OT) |
Virginia |
| 1987 |
Johns Hopkins |
11-10 |
Cornell |
| 1988 |
Syracuse |
13-8 |
Cornell |
| 1989 |
Syracuse |
13-12 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 1990 |
Syracuse* |
21-9 |
Loyola (Md.) |
| 1991 |
North Carolina |
18-13 |
Towson |
| 1992 |
Princeton |
10-9 (2OT) |
Syracuse |
| 1993 |
Syracuse |
13-12 |
North Carolina |
| 1994 |
Princeton |
9-8 (OT) |
Virginia |
| 1995 |
Syracuse |
13-9 |
Maryland |
| 1996 |
Princeton |
13-12 (OT) |
Virginia |
| 1997 |
Princeton |
19-7 |
Maryland |
| 1998 |
Princeton |
15-5 |
Maryland |
| 1999 |
Virginia |
12-10 |
Syracuse |
| 2000 |
Syracuse |
13-7 |
Princeton |
| 2001 |
Princeton |
10-9 (OT) |
Syracuse |
| 2002 |
Syracuse |
13-12 |
Princeton |
| 2003 |
Virginia |
9-7 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 2004 |
Syracuse |
14-13 |
Navy |
| 2005 |
Johns Hopkins |
9-8 |
Duke |
| 2006 |
Virginia |
15-7 |
Massachusetts |
| 2007 |
Johns Hopkins |
12-11 |
Duke |
| 2008 |
Syracuse |
13-10 |
Johns Hopkins |
| 2009 |
Syracuse |
10-9 |
Cornell |
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*After the 1990 championship, the NCAA Committee on Infractions determined that Paul Gait had played in the 1990 championship while ineligible. Under NCAA rules, Syracuse and Paul Gait's records for that championship were vacated. The NCAA does not recognize Syracuse and Coach Roy Simmons Jr.'s 3-0 record, and Paul Gait's 7 goals, 7 assists and his participation in that championship.
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