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	The '''Midwest Independent Conference''' (MIC) is a ] (NCAA) Division I, II and III ]conference. The MIC was established some years prior to 2000 for schools that sponsor women's gymnastics teams, but do not have women's gymnastics as a sponsored sport in their primary conferences. The NCAA championships in women's gymnastics is a non-divisional championship; meaning athletes or teams from any division can qualify.		The '''Midwest Independent Conference''' (MIC) is a ] (NCAA) Division I, II and III ]conference. The MIC was established some years prior to 2000 for schools that sponsor women's gymnastics teams, but do not have women's gymnastics as a sponsored sport in their primary conferences. The NCAA championships in women's gymnastics is a non-divisional championship; meaning athletes or teams from any division can qualify.

	Bids to NCAA Regional competitions in women's gymnastics are based ~~off~~ a team's "Regional Qualifying Score". Teams do not receive an automatic bid for winning a conference championship.		Bids to NCAA Regional competitions in women's gymnastics are based on a team's "Regional Qualifying Score". Teams do not receive an automatic bid for winning a conference championship.

	== Members ==		== Members ==

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The Midwest Independent Conference (MIC) is a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I, II and III women's gymnasticsconference. The MIC was established some years prior to 2000 for schools that sponsor women's gymnastics teams, but do not have women's gymnastics as a sponsored sport in their primary conferences. The NCAA championships in women's gymnastics is a non-divisional championship; meaning athletes or teams from any division can qualify.

Bids to NCAA Regional competitions in women's gymnastics are based on a team's "Regional Qualifying Score". Teams do not receive an automatic bid for winning a conference championship.

Members

Institution	Location	Founded	Enrollment	Joined	Nickname	Primary Conference
Centenary College of Louisiana	Shreveport, Louisiana	1825	650	2001	Ladies	Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (Division III)
Illinois State University	Normal, Illinois	1857	20,500	Pre-2000	Redbirds	Missouri Valley Conference
Lindenwood University	St. Charles, Missouri	1827	17,400	2012	Lions	Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (Division II)
Southeast Missouri State University	Cape Girardeau, Missouri	1873	10,400	Pre-2000	Redhawks	Ohio Valley Conference
Texas Women's University	Denton, Texas	1901	14,200	2002 or 2003	Pioneers	Lone Star Conference (Division II)
University of Illinois at Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	1858/1965/1982	28,100	Pre-2000	Flames	Horizon League

Former Member: The Winona State University Warriors were a member until 2003, but now compete in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Conference champions

Source: UIC Women's gymnastics archives*.

Year	Champion	Score	Host
2014	SEMO	195.275	ISU
2013	UIC	195.600	Centenary
2012	ISU	194.800	UIC
2011	SEMO	193.775	SEMO
2010	TWU	193.275	TWU
2009	SEMO	193.825	ISU
2008	UIC	193.850	Centenary
2007	UIC	193.900	UIC
2006	TWU	193.200	SEMO
2005	UIC	194.200	TWU
2004	UIC	194.200	ISU
2003	UIC	196.575	Centenary
2002	UIC	196.250	UIC
2001	ISU	193.700	Winona State
2000	UIC	194.000	SEMO

* = Records prior to 2000 were not located beyond mention that 2002 was UIC's fifth title.

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