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| The WHAC All-Sports trophy is computed using the highest finish in eight conference sports (four women and four men) for each school. Each sport champion is awarded points based on the number of schools participating in each sport. For a sport with all eight schools participating, eight points are awarded for first place with second receiving seven and so on down the line. A tie results in adding the total points for the tied spots together and dividing by the number of teams that are tied, with the teams "sharing the points." For instance a tie for second and third place would require dividing six points (2nd place finish) plus five points (3rd place finish) by two (number of tied teams). This would result in 5.5 points per team. |
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1993-94: Tri-State
1994-95: Siena Heights 1995-96: Siena Heights 1996-97: Siena Heights 1997-98: Aquinas 1998-99: Aquinas 1999-00: Aquinas 2000-01: Aquinas 2001-02: Aquinas 2002-03: Aquinas 2003-04: Aquinas 2004-05: Madonna 2005-06: Aquinas 2006-07: Cornerstone 2007-08: Aquinas 2008-09: Aquinas |
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