Heartland Conference

The Heartland Conference was an NCAA Division II conference, founded in 1999, that consisted schools from Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. On July 1, 2006, Western New Mexico University left the Heartland Conference to join the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. In August 2017, the Lone Star Conference announced that eight of the nine members of the Heartland Conference (including Dallas Baptist University, which competes in Division I for baseball) would join in Fall 2019; the remaining member, Newman, announced it would seek other affiliation at that time. Newman eventually decided to become an affiliate member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. Rogers State then decided to follow to the MIAA instead of going to the Lone Star.

Source: Heartland Conference

2019 Schools

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• University of Arkansas, Fort Smith
• Lubbock Christian University
• Newman University
• Oklahoma Christian University
• Rogers State University
• St. Edward's University
• St. Mary's University
• Texas A&M International University

Conference Baseball Champions

Year	Regular Season	Tournament
2001	University of the Incarnate Word	n/a
2002	St. Mary's University	n/a
2003	Dallas Baptist University	n/a
2004	Rockhurst University	n/a
2005	University of the Incarnate Word	n/a
2006	University of the Incarnate Word	n/a
2007	St. Edward's University	n/a
2008	St. Edward's University	n/a
2009	University of Texas of the Permian Basin	n/a
2010	St. Mary's University	University of the Incarnate Word
2011	St. Mary's University	St. Mary's University
2012	St. Mary's University	St. Mary's University
2013	St. Mary's University	St. Edward's University
2014	St. Edward's University	St. Edward's University
2015	St. Mary's University St. Edward's University	St. Edward's University
2016	St. Edward's University	St. Edward's University
2017	Lubbock Christian University	St. Edward's University
2018	St. Mary's University St. Edward's University	St. Edward's University
2019	Lubbock Christian University	Rogers State University