CLEVELAND – The University of Denver is back on top of the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association (DI-AAA ADA) All-Sports Trophy, taking home the hardware for the 13^th time overall and first since 2020-21.

Joining Denver to round out the top-five are Grand Canyon University, Gonzaga University, California Baptist and Pepperdine University, respectively.

"On behalf of our Association, I would like to congratulate the University of Denver for their All-Sports championship this year," said Steve Watson, DI-AAA ADA president and current director of athletics at the Loyola University Chicago. "In addition, we commend this year's All-Sports winning institutions on their outstanding accomplishments for the 2023-24 year."

The following institutions finished atop the 2023-24 DI-AAA ADA All-Sports standings in their respective sport:

Fall Sports
Cross Country (Men's)	California Baptist University
Cross Country (Women's)	Lipscomb University
Soccer (Men's)	Loyola Marymount University
Soccer (Women's)	Saint Louis University UC Irvine
Volleyball (Women's)	Creighton University
Winter Sports
Basketball (Men's)	Creighton University Gonzaga University Marquette University
Basketball (Women's)	Gonzaga University
Swimming & Diving (Men's)	George Washington University
Swimming & Diving (Women's)	*No I-AAA Institutions scored
Track & Field (Men's Indoor)	Cal State Northridge
Track & Field (Women's Indoor)	Providence College
Spring Sports
Baseball	University of Evansville
Golf (Men's)	Pepperdine University
Golf (Women's)	Pepperdine University
Lacrosse (Men's)	University of Denver
Lacrosse (Women's)	University of Denver Loyola University Maryland
Softball	Grand Canyon University Cal State Fullerton University of Nebraska Omaha
Tennis (Men's)	VCU
Tennis (Women's)	Pepperdine University
Track & Field (Men's Outdoor)	Fairleigh Dickinson University
Track & Field (Women's Outdoor)	Providence College

About Division I-AAA ADA: Now in its 24th year, the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association's mission is to enhance initiatives common to its Division I-AAA membership (the 98 Division I institutions that do not sponsor football), in particular, aspects related to their flagship basketball programs. For more information on the Division I-AAA ADA, please visit www.div1aaa-ada.com. The Division I-AAA ADA is administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which is in its 60^th year. For more information on NACDA and the 18 professional associations that fall under its umbrella, please visit www.nacda.com.