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Big West Basketball Champions

A season-by-season history of Big West Conference men's basketball regular-season champions and conference tournament champions.

Big West Conference Basketball History

The conference began competition in 1969 as the Pacific Coast Athletic Association (PCAA) and adopted the Big West Conference name in 1988.

Schools including Long Beach State, UNLV, Utah State, Fresno State, Pacific, New Mexico State and UC Santa Barbara have all played major roles in the conference's men's basketball history.

The conference tournament began in 1976. Seasons before that year therefore have no tournament champion listed.

Regular-Season and Tournament Champions
Season Regular-Season Champion Conference Record Tournament Champion
1969-70Long Beach State10-0
1970-71Long Beach State10-0
1971-72Long Beach State10-2
1972-73Long Beach State10-2
1973-74Long Beach State12-0
1974-75Long Beach State8-2
1975-76Cal State Fullerton / Long Beach State6-4San Diego State
1976-77Long Beach State / San Diego State9-3Long Beach State
1977-78Fresno State / San Diego State11-3Cal State Fullerton
1978-79Pacific11-3Pacific
1979-80Utah State11-2San Jose State
1980-81Fresno State12-2Fresno State
1981-82Fresno State12-2Fresno State
1982-83UNLV15-1UNLV
1983-84UNLV16-2Fresno State
1984-85UNLV17-1UNLV
1985-86UNLV16-2UNLV
1986-87UNLV18-0UNLV
1987-88UNLV15-3Utah State
1988-89UNLV16-2UNLV
1989-90New Mexico State / UNLV16-2UNLV
1990-91UNLV18-0UNLV
1991-92UNLV18-0New Mexico State
1992-93New Mexico State16-2Long Beach State
1993-94New Mexico State12-6New Mexico State
1994-95Utah State14-4Long Beach State
1995-96Long Beach State12-6San Jose State
1996-97Nevada / Utah State / New Mexico State / PacificPacific
1997-98Utah State / PacificUtah State
1998-99Boise State / New Mexico State / UC Santa BarbaraNew Mexico State
1999-00Utah State / Long Beach StateUtah State
2000-01UC Irvine15-1Utah State
2001-02UC Irvine / Utah State13-5UC Santa Barbara
2002-03UC Santa Barbara14-4Utah State
2003-04Pacific / Utah State17-1Pacific
2004-05Pacific18-0Utah State
2005-06Pacific12-2Pacific
2006-07Long Beach State12-2Long Beach State
2007-08Cal State Fullerton / CSUN / UC Santa Barbara12-4Cal State Fullerton
2008-09CSUN11-5CSUN
2009-10UC Santa Barbara / PacificUC Santa Barbara
2010-11Long Beach StateUC Santa Barbara
2011-12Long Beach StateLong Beach State
2012-13Long Beach StatePacific
2013-14UC IrvineCal Poly
2014-15UC DavisUC Irvine
2015-16UC Irvine / Hawai'iHawai'i
2016-17UC IrvineUC Davis
2017-18UC DavisCal State Fullerton
2018-19UC IrvineUC Irvine
2019-20UC IrvineNo tournament — COVID-19
2020-21UC Santa BarbaraUC Santa Barbara
2021-22Long Beach StateCal State Fullerton
2022-23UC Santa Barbara / UC IrvineUC Santa Barbara
2023-24UC IrvineLong Beach State
2024-25UC San DiegoUC San Diego
2025-26UC Irvine15-5Hawai'i
Big West Tournament Championship Leaders
School Championships Years
UNLV 7 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991
Utah State 6 1988, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005
Long Beach State 5 1977, 1993, 1995, 2007, 2012, 2024
Pacific 5 1979, 1997, 2004, 2006, 2013
UC Santa Barbara 4 2002, 2010, 2011, 2021, 2023
Fresno State 3 1981, 1982, 1984
New Mexico State 3 1992, 1994, 1999
Cal State Fullerton 4 1978, 2008, 2018, 2022
Hawai'i 2 2016, 2026
UC Irvine 2 2015, 2019
San Jose State 2 1980, 1996
San Diego State 1 1976
UC Davis 1 2017
Cal Poly 1 2014
UC San Diego 1 2025
Notes

The conference was known as the Pacific Coast Athletic Association before adopting the Big West Conference name.

Tournament champions are listed beginning in 1976, when the conference began holding a postseason men's basketball tournament.

The 2020 Big West tournament was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Historical school names have been standardized where practical: CSUN refers to Cal State Northridge, UC Santa Barbara replaces UCSB, and San Jose State replaces abbreviated references to San Jose.