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The Atlantic Sun Conference is a college athletic conference which operates primarily on the east coast of the United States. It participates in the NCAA's Division I; the conference does not sponsor football, although some members have Division I-AA football programs, and one (Florida Atlantic) has a Division I-A football program.

Contents 1 Current members 2 Men's Basketball Champions 3 Conference Stadia 4 External link

Current members

• Belmont University
• Campbell University
• East Tennessee State University
• Florida Atlantic University
• Gardner-Webb University
• Jacksonville University
• Kennesaw State University
• Lipscomb University
• Mercer University
• University of North Florida
• Stetson University

Belmont Bruins	Campbell Fighting Camels	East Tennessee State Buccaneers	Florida Atlantic Owls
Gardner-Webb Bulldogs	Jacksonville Dolphins	Kennesaw State Owls	Lipscomb Bison
Mercer Bears	North Florida Ospreys	Stetson Hatters

The Atlantic Sun lost three schools, two with Division I-A football programs, in 2005:

• Troy joined the Sun Belt Conference for all sports. It had already joined that conference in football in 2004.
• UCF abandoned its football-only membership in the Mid-American Conference and its all-sports membership in the Atlantic Sun in favor of all-sports membership in Conference USA.
• Georgia State left to join the Colonial Athletic Association.

The last Division I-A school in the conference, Florida Atlantic, will become an all-sports member of the Sun Belt in 2006; it had joined the Sun Belt for football alongside Troy in 2004.

Also 2005, three institutions, two being in Division II, joined the Atlantic Sun Conference. East Tennessee State moved from the Division I Southern Conference. Former Division II schools Kennesaw State and North Florida were admitted into this Division I conference.

Men's Basketball Champions

Season	Regular Season Champion	Tournament Champion
1979	N/A	Northwest Louisiana
1980	Northwest Louisiana (6-0)	Centenary
1981	Houston Baptist (9-3)	Mercer
1982	Arkansas-Little Rock(12-4)	Northwest Louisiana
1983	Arkansas-Little Rock (12-2)	Georgia Southern
1984	Houston Baptist (11-3)	Houston Baptist
1985	Georgia Southern (11-3)	Mercer
1986	Arkansas-Little Rock (12-2)	Arkansas-Little Rock
1987	Arkansas-Little Rock (16-2)	Georgia Southern
1988	Georgia Southern/Arkansas-Little Rock (15-3)	Texas-San Antonio
1989	Georgia Southern (16-2)	Arkansas-Little Rock
1990	Centenary (14-2)	Arkansas-Little Rock
1991	Texas-San Antonio (12-2)	Georgia State
1992	Georgia Southern (13-1)	Georgia Southern
1993	Florida International (9-3)	N/A
1994	College of Charleston (14-2)	Central Florida
1995	College of Charleston (15-1)	Florida International
1996	College of Charleston (15-1)	Central Florida
1997	College of Charleston (16-0)	College of Charleston
1998	College of Charleston (14-2)	College of Charleston
1999	Samford (15-1)	Samford
2000	Troy/Georgia State(13-5)	Samford
2001	Georgia State (16-2)	Georgia State
2002	Georgia State/Troy (14-6)	Florida Atlantic
2003	Mercer/Troy (14-2)	Troy
2004	Troy (18-2)	Central Florida
2005	Central Florida/Gardner-Webb (13-7)	Central Florida

Conference Stadia

School	Football stadium	Stadium capacity	Basketball arena	Arena capacity
Belmont	Non-Football School	N/A	Curb Event Center	5,000
Campbell	Non-Football School	N/A	Carter Gymnasium	947
East Tennessee State	Non-football School	N/A	Memorial Center	13,000
Florida Atlantic	Lockhart Stadium	20,450	FAU Gymnasium	5,000
Gardner-Webb	Ernest W. Spangler Stadium	7,800	Paul Porter Arena	5,000
Jacksonville	D.B. Milne Field	5,000	Swisher Gymnasium	1,500
Kennesaw State	Non-Football School	N/A	KSU Convocation Center	4,000
Lipscomb	Non-Football School	N/A	Allen Arena	5,000
Mercer	Non-football School	N/A	University Center	3,500
North Florida	Non-Football School	N/A	UNF Arena	5,800
Stetson	Non-Football School	N/A	Edmunds Center	5,000

External link

• Atlantic Sun Conference official website

Atlantic Sun Conference:    Belmont | Campbell | ETSU | Florida Atlantic | Gardner-Webb | Jacksonville   Kennesaw State | Lipscomb | Mercer | North Florida | Stetson

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