The Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) was formed in 1902 and is the third oldest athletic conference in the United States. Its current commissioner is Tim Gleason. Former commissioners include Mike Cleary, who was the first General Manager of a professional basketball team to hire an African American head coach, and would later run the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). The Ohio Athletic Conference competes in the NCAA's Division III. Through the years, 31 schools have been members of the OAC. The enrollments of the current ten member institutions range from around 1,000 to 4,500. Member teams are located in Ohio.
The OAC currently has 10 members.
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In 2013-14, the OAC will sponsor the following championships:
2016-17: Marietta
2015-16: John Carroll
2014-15: Mount Union
2013-14: Wilmington
2012-13: Marietta
2011-12: Capital
2010-11: Marietta
2009-10: Wilmington
2008-09: John Carroll
2007-08: Heidelberg
2006-07: Capital
2016-17: Ohio Northern
2015-16: Mount Union
2014-15: Baldwin Wallace
2013-14: Capital
2012-13: Ohio Northern
2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12: Mount Union
2008-09: Capital
2007-08: Baldwin Wallace
2005-06, 2006-07: Wilmington
2002-03, 2003-04: Wilmington
2016: John Carroll
1992 to 2015: Mount Union
1990: Baldwin Wallace
1989: John Carroll
1988: Wittenberg
2015 to 2016: Marietta
2014: John Carroll
2013: Mount Union
2011 to 2012: Marietta
2010: Heidelberg
2016: John Carter
2015: Ohio Northern
2014: Heidelberg
2010 to 2013: Ohio Northern
2009: Capital and Ohio Northern (tie)
2008: Ohio Northern
2004: Wilmington
2000: Wilmington
2016: Mount Union
2013 to 2015: Capital
2012: Ohio Northern
2011: Capital
2010: Otterbein
2016: Ohio Northern
2015: Heidelberg
2011 to 2014: Mount Union
2010: Heidelberg
2009: Ohio Northern
2008: Heidelberg
2015 and 2016: Otterbein
2014: Baldwin Wallace
2011: Mount Union
2009 and 2010: Otterbein
2007 and 2008: Mount Union
1998 to 2006: Otterbein
1997: John Carroll
1996: Otterbein
1994 and 1995: John Carroll
1992 and 1993: Otterbein
1991: Heidelberg and Hiram (tie)
1990: John Carroll
1988 and 1989: Wittenberg
1987: Muskingum
2016: Baldwin Wallace
2012 to 2014: Heidelberg
2011: Mount Union
2006 to 2010: Heidelberg
2002 to 2005: John Carroll
2001: Ohio Northern
2000: Muskingum
2015: Ohio Northern
2012 to 2014: Mount Union
2011: Ohio Northern
2010: Mount Union
2009: Heidelberg
2007 to 2008: Ohio Northern
2005 to 2006: Mount Union
2003 to 2004: Otterbein
2001 to 2002: Mount Union
2000: Heidelberg
2015: Otterbein
2014: Mount Union
2013: John Carroll
2010 to 2012: Ohio Northern
2009: Baldwin Wallace
2008: Ohio Northern
2007: Baldwin Wallace
2006: Ohio Northern
2016: John Carroll
2014 to 2015: Otterbein
2014 to 2016: Mount Union
