HBCU National Champions
2024 – Grambling State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Bluefield State – Black College World Series Champions (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2023 – Florida A&M (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Florida Memorial Black College World Series Champions (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2022 – Alabama State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Edward Waters Black College World Series Champions (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2021 – Jackson State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Bluefield State – Black College World Series Champions (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2020 – Alabama State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Lane College (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2019 – Southern (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Winston Salem State (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2018 – North Carolina A&T (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Albany State (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2017 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Winston Salem State (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2016 – Alabama State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– West Virginia State (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2015 – Alabama State (NCAA Division I) HBCU Large School
– Winston Salem State (NCAA Division II & NAIA) HBCU Small School
2013 – 2014 – (No Champions Selected)
2012 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
– Stillman College (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2011 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
– Edward Waters (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2010 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
– West Virginia State (NCAA Division II & NAIA)
2009 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
2008 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
2007 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
2006 – Prairie View A&M (NCAA Division I)
2005 – North Carolina A&T/Southern (NCAA Division I)
2004 – Bethune-Cookmen (NCAA Division I)
2003 – Southern (NCAA Division I)
2002 – Bethune-Cookman (NCAA Division I)
**Note: Southern Jaguars only HBCU baseball program to win a national title, won NAIA national championship (1959).