| Mid-American Conference field hockey tournament | |
|---|---|
| Conference field hockey championship | |
| Sport | Field hockey |
| Conference | Mid-American Conference |
| Number of teams | 6 |
| Format | Single-elimination tournament |
| Played | 1983-present |
| Current champion | Miami RedHawks |
| Most championships | Kent State Golden Flashes (12 titles) |
The Mid-American Conference field hockey tournament is an NCAA Division I postseason single-elimination tournament. The winner of the tournament receives the Mid-American Conference (MAC) automatic bid to the NCAA Division I field hockey tournament. The tournament features six teams with three rounds of competition, a first round, a semifinal round, and finals round. The tournament began in 1983. [1]
| Year | Champion |
|---|---|
| 1983 | Ball State |
| 1984 | Ball State |
| 1985 | Ball State |
| 1986 | Ball State |
| 1987 | Ohio |
| 1988 | Kent State |
| 1989 | Ball State |
| 1990 | Central Michigan |
| 1991 | Kent State |
| 1992 | Kent State |
| 1993 | Ball State |
| 1994 | Ball State |
| 1995 | Ball State |
| 1996 | No champion (unplayable field conditions) |
| 1997 | Ball State |
| 1998 | Kent State |
| 1999 | Kent State |
| 2000 | Kent State |
| 2001 | Ohio |
| 2002 | Kent State |
| 2003 | Louisville |
| 2004 | Louisville |
| 2005 | Central Michigan |
| 2006 | Ohio |
| 2007 | Ohio |
| 2008 | Kent State |
| 2009 | Ohio |
| 2010 | Kent State |
| 2011 | Ohio |
| 2012 | Miami |
| 2013 | Miami |
| 2014 | Kent State |
| 2015 | Kent State |
| 2016 | Kent State |
| 2017 | Miami |
| 2018 | Miami |
| 2019 | Miami |
| 2020 | No champion (COVID-19) |
| 2021 | Miami |
| 2022 | Miami |
| 2023 | Miami |
| 2024 | Miami |