The Summit League Women's Basketball Tournament
Tournament champions
Columns: Year | Champion (seed) | Score | Runner-up (seed) | Most valuable player
2012–13 | South Dakota State Jackrabbits (1) | 56–53 | USD (3) | Ashley Eide, South Dakota State | 2011–12 | South Dakota State Jackrabbits (1) | 78–77 OT | UMKC (3) | Jennie Sunnarborg, South Dakota State | 2010–11 | South Dakota State Jackrabbits (3) | 61–54 | Oakland (4) | Kristin Rotert, South Dakota State | 2009–10 | South Dakota State Jackrabbits (3) | 79–75 OT | Oral Roberts (1) | Maria Boever, South Dakota State | 2008–09 | South Dakota State Jackrabbits (1) | 79–69 | Oakland (2) | Jennifer Warkenthien, South Dakota State | 2007–08 | Oral Roberts (4) | 66–53 | IUPUI (3) | Elisha Turek, Oral Roberts | 2006–07 | Oral Roberts (3) | 72–55 | Oakland (1) | Elisha Turek, Oral Roberts | 2005–06 | Oakland (6) | 65–56 | Western Illinois (1) | Anne Hafeli, Oakland | 2004–05 | Oral Roberts (4) | 48–42 | UMKC (7) | Elisha Turek, Oral Roberts | 2003–04 | Valparaiso (2) | 64–63 | Oral Roberts (4) | Leah Cannon, Oral Roberts | 2002–03 | Valparaiso (4) | 48–46 | Oakland (6) | Katie Boone, Valparaiso | 2001–02 | Oakland (2) | 52–40 | Valparaiso (1) | Sarah Judd, Oakland | 2000–01 | Oral Roberts (2) | 61–46 | Oakland (1) | Krista Ragan, Oral Roberts | 1999–00 | Youngstown State (2) | 73–57 | Valparaiso (4) | Brianne Kenneally, Youngstown State | 1998–99 | Oral Roberts (4) | 57–52 | Youngstown State (2) | Krista Ragan, Oral Roberts | 1997–98 | Youngstown State (1) | 78–69 | Valparaiso (2) | Sarrah Stricklett, Valparaiso | 1996–97 | Troy State (1) | 89–75 | Youngstown State (2) | Samantha Tomlinson, Troy State | 1995–96 | Youngstown State (1) | 53–43 | Buffalo (2) | Shannon Beach, Youngstown State | 1994–95 | Western Illinois (1) | 73–60 | Youngstown State (2) | Oberon Pitterson, Western Illinois | 1993–94 | Wisconsin–Green Bay (2) | 73–70 | Northern Illinois (1) | E. C. Hill, Northern Illinois | 1992–93 | Northern Illinois (1) | 75–58 | Wisconsin–Green Bay (2) | Dawn Schirmacher, Wisconsin–Green Bay