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Central College championship history

Central captured the 2000 NCAA Division III volleyball championship before a sell-out crowd at P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium. It was the third consecutive NCAA crown for the Dutch.
NCAA Divison III national team championships (11)
1974 -- Football
1981 -- Women's cross country
1982 -- Women's track and field
1988 -- Softball
1991 -- Softball
1993 -- Women's basketball
1993 -- Softball
1998 -- Volleyball
1999 -- Volleyball
2000 -- Volleyball
2003 -- Softball

Unranked Central rallied from second-half deficits in the semifinal and final to claim the 1993 NCAA Division III women's
basketball championship,
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Longtime Central coach Ron Schipper accepts 1974 NCAA Division III football championship trophy following a 10-8 Dutch victory over Ithaca College (N.Y.) in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City, Ala.