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1989: A Season to Remember Bucs Win First-Ever National Soccer Championship
MIAMI SHORES, Fla.--The 1989 season was a championship year to remember. Mike Covone's soccer team earned Barry its first national title in any sport, highlighting the school's Golden Jubilee celebration.
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1992: Barry Captures its Second NCAA Division II Soccer Title
ADELPHI, N.Y.--The 1992 season brought Barry University its second NCAA Division II national soccer title in four years, allowing head coach Mike Covone's seniors to achieve bookend championships in their college careers.
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1993: Buccaneers Win Back-to-Back National Soccer Championships
MIAMI SHORES, Fla.--The Barry University women's soccer team continued its national dominance in 1993, winning its second consecutive NCAA Division II National Championship. It was Barry's third title in five years and its sixth straight trip to the NCAA Final Four.
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National Championship: 1995 Volleyball Team
MIAMI SHORES, Fla.--Defense wins championships. The1995 Barry University volleyball team proved that adage to be painfully true to its opponents, as the Bucs blocked their way to the NCAA Division II National Championship.
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2001: Volleyball Brings Home Division II Title
GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan -- For the second time in school history, Barry University was crowned the NCAA Division II National Champions after trouncing the South Dakota State Jackrabbits 3-0 in the final match and ending the 2001 season with a 21-game win streak.
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2004: Volleyball Wins Third National Title
MIAMI SHORES, Fla.— The Barry Buccaneers rallied from a game-one loss to defeat Truman State University 25-30, 30-21, 30-25, 30-24 to win the 2004 NCAA Division II Volleyball national championship in the Health & Sports Center at Barry University.
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2007: Men's Golf Wins NCAA Division II Championship
ALLENDALE, Mich. – Hernan Borja (Sr., Coral Springs, Fla.) finished second out of 105 individuals with a four-round score of 291 (+7) to lead the Barry University men’s golf team to their first NCAA Division II national title in school history.
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