# Upper Midwest Athletic Conference

The Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) is an intercollegiate athletic conference that competes in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III since the 2008–09 season. Corey Borchardt is the current commissioner of the UMAC, and was appointed to the position in 2008. The UMAC was started in 1972 as the Twin Rivers Conference, and assumed its current name in 1983. Member institutions are located in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The UMAC sponsors intercollegiate competition in men's baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, men's football, men's and women's golf, men's and women's soccer, women's softball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's indoor and outdoor track and field, and women's volleyball.
Greenville College and Westminster College became associate members of the UMAC in football in 2009, followed by Finlandia University in 2021.
In March 2023, Finlandia announced it was closing.

## History
### Chronological timeline

* 1972 – The UMAC was founded as the Twin Rivers Conference (TRC), originally an athletic conference affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Charter members included Concordia College, Saint Paul (now Concordia University, Saint Paul), Dr. Martin Luther College, Loras College, Mount Senario College, Northwestern College of Minnesota (now the University of Northwestern – St. Paul), Northwestern College of Wisconsin and Pillsbury Baptist Bible College, effective beginning the 1972–73 academic year.
* 1974 – Maranatha Baptist Bible College (now Maranatha Baptist University) joined the TWC as an associate member for football, effective in the 1974 fall season (1974–75 academic year).
* 1976 – Viterbo College (now Viterbo University) joined the TWC, effective in the 1976–77 academic year.
* 1983 – The TRC has been rebranded as the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference, effective in the 1983–84 academic year.
* 1986 – Loras left the UMAC, effective after the 1985–86 academic year.
* 1988 – Pillsbury Baptist Bible and Viterbo left the UMAC, effective after the 1987–88 academic year.
* 1994 – Crown College joined the UMAC, effective in the 1994–95 academic year.
* 1995 – Dr. Martin Luther and Northwestern (Wisc.) merged to become Martin Luther College. Both institutions therefore left the UMAC as a result of the merger, effective after the 1994–95 academic year. And immediately Martin Luther joined the UMAC, effective beginning the 1995–96 academic year.
* 1995 – The College of St. Scholastica joined the UMAC, effective in the 1995–96 academic year.
* 1997 – Trinity Bible College joined the UMAC as an associate member for football, effective in the 1997 fall season (1997–98 academic year).
* 1998 – Northland College of Wisconsin joined the UMAC, effective in the 1998–99 academic year.
* 1999 – Concordia Saint Paul left the UMAC to join NCAA Division II Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC), effective after the 1998–99 academic year.
* 2002 – Mount Senario disbanded its athletics program in December 2001 without completing the rest of the 2001–02 academic year. Later on, the school closed on 31 August 2002.
* 2002 – Presentation College of South Dakota joined the UMAC, effective in the 2002–03 academic year.
* 2002 – Blackburn College, Principia College, Rockford College (now Rockford University) and Westminster College joined the UMAC as associate members for football, effective in the 2002 fall season (2002–03 academic year).
* 2003 – The University of Minnesota at Morris joined the UMAC, effective in the 2003–04 academic year.
* 2004 – Bethany Lutheran College joined the UMAC, effective in the 2004–05 academic year.
* 2008 – Blackburn, Principia, Maranatha Baptist, Rockford, Trinity Bible and Westminster (Mo.) left the UMAC as associate members for football, effective after the 2007 fall season (2007–08 academic year).
* 2008 – The UMAC became affiliated with the NCAA Division III ranks, effective in the 2008–09 academic year.
* 2008 – North Central University joined the UMAC as an associate member for certain sports, effective in the 2008–09 academic year.
* 2009 – Eureka College, Greenville College (now Greenville University) and MacMurray College joined the UMAC as associate members for football (with Westminster (Mo.) re-joining back), effective in the 2009 fall season (2009–10 academic year).
* 2012 – Presentation left the UMAC to join the NAIA and the North Star Athletic Association (NSAA), effective after the 2011–12 academic year.
* 2013 – North Central (Minn.) became a full member of the UMAC for all sports, effective in the 2013–14 academic year.
* 2013 – Iowa Wesleyan College (now Iowa Wesleyan University) joined the UMAC as an associate member for football, effective in the 2013 fall season (2013–14 academic year).
* 2015 – The University of Wisconsin–Superior joined the UMAC, effective in the 2015–16 academic year.
* 2018 – Eureka left the UMAC as an associate member for football, effective after the 2017 fall season (2017–18 academic year).
* 2020 – MacMurray left the UMAC as an associate member for football as the school would later drop its athletics program and be closed, effective after the 2019–20 academic year.
* 2021 – Iowa Wesleyan left the UMAC as an associate member for football, effective after the 2020 fall season (2020–21 academic year).
* 2021 – St. Scholastica left the UMAC to join the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC), effective after the 2020–21 academic year.
* 2021 – Finlandia University joined the UMAC as an associate member for football, effective in the 2021 fall season (2021–22 academic year).
* 2023 – Finlandia left the UMAC as an associate member for football as the school would later drop its athletics program and be closed, effective after the 2022–23 academic year.
* 2025 – Northland will leave the UMAC as the school announced its closure, effective after the 2024–25 academic year.

## Member schools
### Current members
#### Full members

The UMAC currently has eight full members, all but two are private schools:
| Institution | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Varsity teams | Joined |
| Bethany Lutheran College | Mankato, Minnesota | 1927 | Lutheran ELS | 550 | Vikings | 15 | 2004 |
| Crown College | St. Bonifacius, Minnesota | 1916 | Christian and Missionary Alliance | 1,300 | Polars | 18 | 1994 |
| Martin Luther College | New Ulm, Minnesota | 1995 | Lutheran WELS | 800 | Knights | 15 | 1995 |
| University of Minnesota–Morris | Morris, Minnesota | 1960 | Public | 1,900 | Cougars | 16 | 2003 |
| North Central University | Minneapolis, Minnesota | 1930 | Assemblies of God | 1,200 | Rams | 15 | 2013 |
| Northland College | Ashland, Wisconsin | 1892 | United Church of Christ | 262 | LumberJacks & LumberJills | 12 | 1998 |
| University of Northwestern–Saint Paul | Roseville, Minnesota | 1902 | Nondenominational | 2,944 | Eagles | 16 | 1972 |
| University of Wisconsin–Superior | Superior, Wisconsin | 1893 | Public | 2,589 | Yellowjackets | 15 | 2015 |

##### Notes

* ↑ North Central was an associate member for several sports from the 2008–09 to the 2012–13 school years.

#### Associate members

The UMAC currently has two associate members, all are private schools:
| Institution | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Varsity teams | Joined | Primary conference | UMAC sport |
| Greenville University | Greenville, Illinois | 1892 | Free Methodist | 1,200 | Panthers | 14 | 2009–10 | St. Louis (SLIAC) | football |
| Westminster College | Fulton, Missouri | 1851 | Presbyterian | 1,050 | Blue Jays | 8 | 2009–10 | St. Louis (SLIAC) | football |

##### Notes

* ↑ Westminster was formerly an associate member for football from the 2002 to 2007 fall seasons (2002–03 to 2007–08 school years).

### Former members
#### Full members

The UMAC had nine former full members, which all were private schools:
| Institution | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Joined | Left | Current conference |
| Concordia University, Saint Paul | St. Paul, Minnesota | 1893 | Lutheran LCMS | 2,800 | Golden Bears | 1972–73 | 1998–99 | Northern Sun (NSIC) |
| Dr. Martin Luther College | New Ulm, Minnesota | 1884 | Lutheran WELS | N/A | Lancers | 1972–73 | 1994–95 | N/A |
| Loras College | Dubuque, Iowa | 1839 | Catholic (Archdiocese of Dubuque) | 1,610 | Duhawks | 1972–73 | 1985–86 | American Rivers (ARC) |
| Mount Senario College | Ladysmith, Wisconsin | 1930 | Nonsectarian | N/A | Fighting Saints | 1972–73 | 2001–02 | N/A |
| Northwestern College (Wisconsin) | Watertown, Wisconsin | 1865 | Lutheran WELS | N/A | Trojans | 1972–73 | 1994–95 | N/A |
| Pillsbury Baptist Bible College | Owatonna, Minnesota | 1877 | Independent Baptist | 142 | Comets | 1972–73 | 1987–88 | closed in 2008 |
| Presentation College | Aberdeen, South Dakota | 1922 | Catholic (Presentation Sisters) | 786 | Saints | 2002–03 | 2011–12 | closed in 2023 |
| The College of St. Scholastica | Duluth, Minnesota | 1912 | Catholic (Benedictines) | 3,309 | Saints | 1995–96 | 2020–21 | Minnesota (MIAC) |
| Viterbo University | La Crosse, Wisconsin | 1890 | Catholic (FSPA) | 3,192 | V-Hawks | 1976–77 | 1987–88 | Chicagoland (CCAC) |

##### Notes

* ↑ Currently an NCAA Division II athletic conference.
* 1 2 Dr. Martin Luther and Northwestern (Wis.) were merged to form Martin Luther College in 1995.
* ↑ Mount Scenario disbanded its athletics program in December 2001 without completing the rest of the 2001–02 school year, before closing the school on August 31, 2002.
* ↑ Currently an NAIA athletic conference.

#### Associate members

The UMAC had eight former associate members, all were private schools. School names and nicknames reflect those in use during the final school year in which each competed in the UMAC.
| Institution | Location | Founded | Affiliation | Enrollment | Nickname | Joined | Left | Primary conference | UMAC sport |
| Blackburn College | Carlinville, Illinois | 1837 | Presbyterian | 590 | Beavers | 2002–03 | 2007–08 | St. Louis (SLIAC) | football |
| Eureka College | Eureka, Illinois | 1855 | Disciples of Christ | 680 | Red Devils | 2009–10 | 2017–18 | St. Louis (SLIAC) | football |
| Finlandia University | Hancock, Michigan | 1896 | Lutheran (ELCA) | 507 | Lions | 2021–22 | 2022–23 | closed in 2023 | football |
| Iowa Wesleyan University | Mt. Pleasant, Iowa | 1842 | United Methodist | 571 | Tigers | 2013–14 | 2020–21 | closed in 2023 | football |
| Maranatha Baptist Bible College | Watertown, Wisconsin | 1968 | Baptist | 950 | Crusaders | 1974–75 | 2007–08 | D-III Independent | football |
| MacMurray College | Jacksonville, Illinois | 1846 | United Methodist | 683 | Highlanders | 2009–10 | 2019–20 | closed in 2020 | football |
| Principia College | Elsah, Illinois | 1910 | Scientist | 550 | Panthers | 2002–03 | 2007–08 | St. Louis (SLIAC) | football |
| Rockford College | Rockford, Illinois | 1847 | Nonsectarian | 983 | Regents | 2002–03 | 2007–08 | Northern (NACC) | football |
| Trinity Bible College | Ellendale, North Dakota | 1948 | Assemblies of God | 333 | Lions | 1997–98 | 2007–08 | NCCAA Independent | football |

##### Notes

* ↑ Currently known as Maranatha Baptist University since 2013.
* ↑ Maranatha Baptist changed its nickname from Crusaders to Sabercats in 2014.
* ↑ Currently known as Rockford University since 2013.

### Membership timeline

Full member (all sports)   Full member (non-football)   Associate member (football-only)   Associate member (sport)

## Conference sports

Conference sports :
| Sport | Men's | Women's |
| Baseball | Y | |
| Basketball | Y | Y |
| Cross Country | Y | Y |
| Football | Y | |
| Golf | Y | Y |
| Indoor Track and field | Y | Y |
| Soccer | Y | Y |
| Softball | | Y |
| Tennis | Y | Y |
| Track and field | Y | Y |
| Volleyball | | Y |

## Conference facilities

| School | Football stadium | Capacity | Basketball arena | Capacity |
| Bethany Lutheran | Non-football school | N/A | Sports and Fitness Center | 800 |
| Crown | Old National Bank Stadium | 1,400 | Wild Athletic Center | 700 |
| Greenville | Francis Stadium | 2,000 | Football-only member | Football-only member |
| Martin Luther | MLC Bowl | 2,200 | Luther Student Center | 700 |
| Minnesota–Morris | Big Cat Stadium | 3,500 | Cougar Sports Center (CSC) | 4,000 |
| North Central | Non-football school | N/A | Clark-Danielson Gymnasium | NA |
| Northland | Non-football school | N/A | Kendrigan Gymnasium | 1,000 |
| Northwestern | Reynolds Field | 1,500 | Ericksen Center | 1,500 |
| Westminster | Priest Field | 1,000 | Football-only member | Football-only member |
| Wisconsin–Superior | Non-football school | N/A | Mertz Mortorelli Gymnasium | 2,500 |

## Football champions

| Year | Champion(s) |
| 1974 | Northwestern (MN) |
| 1975 | Northwestern (MN) |
| 1976 | Concordia-Saint Paul Loras Maranatha Baptist Bible College Northwestern (MN) Northwestern (WI) |
| 1977 | Concordia-Saint Paul Dr. Martin Luther College |
| 1978 | Northwestern (WI) |
| 1979 | Northwestern (MN) |
| 1980 | Mount Senario |
| 1981 | Concordia-Saint Paul Northwestern (MN) |
| 1982 | Concordia-Saint Paul Mount Senario Northwestern (MN) |
| 1983 | Mount Senario Northwestern (WI) |
| 1984 | Northwestern (MN) |
| 1985 | Mount Senario |
| 1986 | Northwestern (WI) |
| 1987 | Mount Senario |
| 1988 | Concordia-Saint Paul |
| 1989 | Mount Senario |
| 1990 | Maranatha Baptist Bible College Northwestern (MN) |
| 1991 | Concordia-Saint Paul Northwestern (WI) |
| 1992 | Mount Senario |
| 1993 | Mount Senario |
| 1994 | Mount Senario |
| 1995 | Northwestern |
| 1996 | Maranatha Baptist Bible College Martin Luther |
| 1997 | Mount Senario |
| 1998 | Maranatha Baptist Martin Luther Mount Senario |
| 1999 | Mount Senario |
| 2000 | Mount Senario |
| 2001 | Northwestern |
| 2002 | Northwestern |
| 2003 | Westminster |
| 2004 | Westminster |
| 2005 | Northwestern |
| 2006 | Minnesota-Morris |
| 2007 | Northwestern |
| 2008 | Northwestern |
| 2009 | North Division: Martin Luther South Division: Greenville |
| 2010 | Greenville |
| 2011* | St. Scholastica |
| 2012 | Greenville Northwestern St. Scholastica |
| 2013 | St. Scholastica |
| 2014 | St. Scholastica |
| 2015 | St. Scholastica |
| 2016 | Northwestern |
| 2017 | Eureka |
| 2018 | Martin Luther |
| 2019 | Martin Luther |
| 2020 | No season COVID-19 |
| 2021 | Greenville |
| 2022 | Northwestern |
| 2023 | Minnesota-Morris |
*- 2011 was the first year the UMAC Champion received an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs.

## Yearly football standings

2002 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings :
| 2002 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Northwestern (MN) x  3 –0  8 –2   Martin Luther  2 –1  6 –3   Crown  1 –2  2 –7   Trinity Bible  0 –3  0 –9   South Maranatha Baptist x  4 –0  6 –3   Westminster (MO)  3 –1  7 –2   Principia  2 –2  5 –4   Rockford  1 –3  4 –6   Blackburn  0 –4  1 –8   x – Division champion/co-champions | 2003 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Martin Luther x  5 –2  7 –2   Northwestern (MN) x  5 –2  6 –4   Minnesota Morris  4 –2  5 –6   Crown  3 –4  4 –7   Trinity Bible  0 –7  0 –9   South Westminster (MO) x$  7 –0  7 –2   Rockford  5 –1  7 –3   Principia  2 –5  3 –6   Maranatha Baptist  2 –5  2 –7   Blackburn  1 –6  2 –8   $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-champions | 2004 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Martin Luther x  6 –1  6 –3   Northwestern (MN) x  6 –1  6 –5   Minnesota Morris  4 –3  5 –5   Crown  2 –5  2 –7   Trinity Bible  0 –7  0 –9   South Westminster (MO) x  6 –1  6 –3   Rockford  5 –2  7 –3   Blackburn  3 –4  3 –7   Principia  2 –5  3 –6   Maranatha Baptist  1 –6  3 –6   x – Division champion/co-champions |
| 2005 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Northwestern (MN) xy$#  7 –0  8 –3   Martin Luther  6 –1  6 –3   Minnesota–Morris #  4 –3  4 –6   Crown #  3 –4  3 –6   Trinity Bible §  0 –7  1 –8   South Rockford x  5 –2  7 –3   Westminster (MO) xy  5 –2  5 –5   Maranatha Baptist  2 –5  4 –5   Blackburn  2 –5  2 –8   Principia  1 –6  1 –8   Championship: Northwestern (MN) 27, Westminster (MO) 7 $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-championsy – Championship game participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member § – Not an NCAA member | 2006 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Minnesota–Morris xy$#  7 –0  7 –3   Northwestern (MN) #  6 –1  7 –3   Crown #  2 –5  3 –6   Trinity Bible §  2 –5  2 –6   Martin Luther  2 –5  2 –8   South Rockford xy  5 –2  7 –3   Maranatha Baptist  4 –3  6 –3   Westminster (MO)  4 –3  4 –5   Blackburn  3 –4  3 –7   Principia  0 –7  0 –9   Championship: Minnesota–Morris 27, Rockford 20 $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-championsy – Championship game participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member § – Not an NCAA member | 2007 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Northwestern (MN) xy$#  7 –0  7 –2   Martin Luther  5 –2  6 –3   Crown #  4 –3  5 –3   Minnesota–Morris #  4 –3  4 –4   Trinity Bible §  1 –6  1 –8   South Rockford xy  5 –2  6 –3   Westminster (MO)  4 –3  4 –5   Blackburn  3 –4  3 –6   Maranatha Baptist  1 –6  2 –7   Principia  1 –6  1 –8   Championship: Northwestern (MN) 28, Rockford 27 $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-championsy – Championship game participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member § – Not an NCAA member |
| 2008 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Northwestern (MN) $  4 –0  9 –2   Crown  3 –1  5 –4   Martin Luther  2 –2  7 –3   Minnesota–Morris  1 –3  3 –6   St. Scholastica  0 –4  1 –7   $ – Conference champion | 2009 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Martin Luther x  4 –0  7 –3   Northwestern (MN)  3 –1  5 –5   St. Scholastica  2 –2  4 –6   Crown  1 –3  4 –6   Minnesota–Morris  0 –4  4 –6   South Greenville x  3 –0  7 –3   Westminster (MO)  2 –1  5 –5   Eureka  1 –2  4 –6   MacMurray  0 –3  1 –9   x – Division champion/co-champions | 2010 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Greenville $  6 –0  7 –3   St. Scholastica  5 –2  7 –3   Crown  4 –2  6 –3   Martin Luther  4 –2  5 –4   Minnesota–Morris  4 –2  4 –4   Westminster (MO)  3 –4  5 –5   Eureka  2 –5  2 –8   Northwestern (MN)  1 –5  1 –8   MacMurray  0 –7  0 –10   $ – Conference champion |
| 2011 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  St. Scholastica $^  9 –0  10 –1   Westminster (MO)  7 –2  8 –2   Greenville  7 –2  7 –4   Northwestern (MN)  6 –3  6 –4   Minnesota–Morris  5 –4  5 –5   Eureka  4 –5  4 –6   Presentation  3 –6  3 –7   MacMurray  2 –7  2 –8   Martin Luther  2 –7  2 –8   Crown  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2012 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Greenville +  7 –1  8 –2   Northwestern (MN) +  7 –1  8 –3   St. Scholastica +^  7 –1  8 –3   Minnesota–Morris  5 –3  6 –4   Eureka  3 –5  4 –6   Martin Luther  2 –6  4 –6   Westminster (MO)  2 –6  4 –6   MacMurray  2 –6  2 –8   Crown  1 –7  2 –8   + – Conference co-champions^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2013 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  St. Scholastica $^  9 –0  9 –2   Greenville  8 –1  9 –2   Eureka  7 –2  8 –2   Northwestern (MN)  6 –3  6 –4   Crown  4 –5  4 –6   Martin Luther  4 –5  4 –6   Minnesota–Morris  3 –6  3 –7   Iowa Wesleyan #  2 –7  2 –8   Westminster (MO)  2 –7  2 –8   MacMurray  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member |
| 2014 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  St. Scholastica $^  9 –0  10 –1   Northwestern (MN)  7 –2  8 –2   Greenville  7 –2  7 –3   Iowa Wesleyan #  6 –3  6 –4   Westminster (MO)  6 –3  6 –4   Crown  4 –5  4 –6   MacMurray  3 –6  3 –7   Eureka  2 –7  2 –8   Martin Luther  1 –8  2 –8   Minnesota–Morris  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member | 2015 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  St. Scholastica $^  9 –0  9 –2   Northwestern (MN)  8 –1  8 –3   Westminster (MO)  6 –3  6 –4   MacMurray  5 –4  6 –4   Eureka  4 –5  5 –5   Crown  4 –5  4 –6   Minnesota–Morris  4 –5  4 –6   Greenville  3 –6  3 –7   Martin Luther  1 –8  2 –8   Iowa Wesleyan #  1 –8  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member | 2016 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Northwestern (MN) $^  8 –1  9 –2   Eureka  7 –2  8 –2   MacMurray  7 –2  8 –2   St. Scholastica  7 –2  7 –3   Minnesota–Morris  5 –4  6 –4   Westminster (MO)  4 –5  4 –6   Iowa Wesleyan #  3 –6  3 –7   Crown  2 –7  2 –8   Greenville  2 –7  2 –8   Martin Luther  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member |
| 2017 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Eureka $^  8 –1  8 –3   MacMurray  7 –2  8 –2   St. Scholastica  7 –2  7 –3   Northwestern (MN)  6 –3  6 –4   Westminster (MO)  6 –3  6 –4   Martin Luther  4 –5  5 –5   Greenville  4 –5  4 –6   Iowa Wesleyan #  2 –7  2 –8   Minnesota–Morris  1 –8  1 –9   Crown  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member | 2018 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Martin Luther $^  8 –0  9 –2   MacMurray  7 –1  7 –2   St. Scholastica  6 –2  6 –4   Northwestern (MN)  5 –3  5 –5   Westminster (MO)  3 –5  3 –6   Greenville  3 –5  3 –7   Minnesota–Morris  3 –5  3 –7   Iowa Wesleyan  1 –7  1 –9   Crown  0 –8  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2019 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Martin Luther $^  8 –0  9 –2   Greenville  7 –1  8 –3   St. Scholastica  5 –3  7 –3   MacMurray  5 –3  5 –5   Northwestern (MN)  4 –4  4 –6   Westminster (MO)  4 –4  4 –6   Crown  2 –6  3 –7   Minnesota–Morris  1 –7  1 –9   Iowa Wesleyan  0 –8  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2020 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Martin Luther  1 –0  3 –1   Northwestern (MN)  1 –0  1 –1   Westminster (MO)  2 –1  2 –1   Greenville  1 –1  1 –3   Iowa Wesleyan  1 –2  1 –2   Minnesota–Morris  0 –2  0 –2   Note: Crown and St. Scholastica did not compete due to COVID-19. | 2021 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Greenville $^  6 –0  8 –3   Martin Luther  5 –1  5 –4   Minnesota–Morris  4 –2  5 –5   Northwestern (MN)  2 –3  2 –7   Westminster (MO)  2 –4  3 –5   Crown  1 –4  1 –8   Finlandia  0 –6  0 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2022 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Northwestern (MN) $^  6 –0  6 –5   Greenville  5 –1  7 –3   Minnesota–Morris  4 –2  5 –5   Crown  3 –3  3 –7   Martin Luther  2 –4  2 –8   Westminster (MO)  1 –5  1 –9   Finlandia  0 –6  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2023 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Minnesota Morris $^  5 –0  7 –4   Northwestern (MN)  4 –1  6 –4   Greenville  2 –3  5 –5   Martin Luther  2 –3  2 –8   Crown  1 –4  1 –8   Westminster (MO)  1 –4  1 –8   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3Football.com | 2024 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Northwestern (MN) $^  7 –0  7 –4   Greenville  5 –2  7 –3   Martin Luther  4 –3  6 –4   Minnesota Morris  4 –3  5 –5   Crown  1 –6  1 –9   Westminster (MO)  0 –7  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |

## Ice hockey affiliations

The UMAC does not sponsor ice hockey. Two UMAC member schools sponsor men's and women's ice hockey as a varsity sport. Northland College and UW-Superior are members of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.