List of Collegiate Sprint Football League champions

This is a list of Collegiate Sprint Football League champions. Founded in 1934, the league was originally known as "The Eastern 150-pound Football League" (150s). In 1967, the name of the league was changed to "The Eastern Lightweight Football League" (ELFL), and then again into its current form, "The Collegiate Sprint Football League" (CSFL), in 1998.

Before 2022, the CSFL was the sole governing body for college-level sprint football. It was joined in the 2022 season by the Midwest Sprint Football League, initially featuring six schools in the Midwest and Upper South.

League champions
Source 1946-2020:

Collegiate Sprint Football League (1998–present) 2023: Navy

2022: Navy 2021: Navy 2020: Army/Caldwell (default/de facto) 2019: Army 2018: Navy 2017: Army 2016: Penn 2015: Army 2014: Navy 2013: Army 2012: Army 2011: Navy 2010: Penn/Army 2009: Navy 2008: Navy 2007: Navy 2006: Cornell 2005: Navy 2004: Navy 2003: Army 2002: Navy 2001: Navy 2000: Penn 1999: Army 1998: Army/Penn

The Eastern Lightweight Football League (1967-1997)

1997: Navy 1996: Army/Navy/Penn 1995: Navy 1994: Army 1993: Army/Princeton 1992: Navy 1991: Army/Princeton 1990: Army 1989: Army/Princeton 1988: Army 1987: Army/Navy 1986: Army/Cornell/Navy 1985: Navy 1984: Army/Cornell/Navy 1983: Army 1982: Cornell 1981: Army/Navy 1980: Army 1979: Army/Navy 1978: Cornell 1977: Navy 1976: Army 1975: Cornell/Princeton 1974: Army 1973: Army 1972: Army 1971: Army/Navy 1970: Army 1969: Navy 1968: Army 1967: Navy

The Eastern 150-pound Football League (1934-1966)

1966: Army 1965: Navy 1964: Army 1963: Navy 1962: Army 1961: Navy 1960: Army 1959: Navy 1958: Army 1957: Army 1956: Navy 1955: Navy 1954: Princeton 1953: Navy 1952: Navy 1951: Navy 1950: Navy 1949: Villanova 1948: Navy 1947: Navy 1946: Navy 1943-1945 : No League Play 1942: Princeton 1941: Princeton 1940: Penn/Yale 1939: Princeton 1938: Princeton 1937: Princeton/Yale 1936: Yale 1935: Rutgers 1934: Rutgers

Midwest Sprint Football League (2022–Present) 2023: Calumet 2022: Saint Mary-of-the-Woods