event at the Head of the Ohio, held in Pittsburgh. Atlantic 10 Championships Duquesne's first postseason/"full" Atlantic 10 team championship came in 1977 with a men's title in the Eastern Collegiate Basketball League (the forerunner to the Eastern Athletic Association—now known as the Atlantic 10 Conference). The Dukes have also won Atlantic 10 team championships in men's cross country (2005), women's cross country (2013, 2014 and 2020–21), women's volleyball (2013), women's soccer (2015) and women's swimming & diving (2018 and 2019). In addition, Duquesne has won numerous regular-season Atlantic 10 team championships. Men's basketball was co-champion of the league's regular seasons in 1980 and 1981 when it was known as the Eastern Athletic Association. Women's basketball was co-champion of the league's regular season in 2016. Men's soccer was co-champion of the league's regular season in 2003, sole champion in 2004 and again co-champion in 2005. Women's lacrosse was co-champion of the league's regular seasons in 2004 and 2005, and women's volleyball won an Atlantic 10 regular-season title in 2013. The Dukes have also crowned postseason/"full" Atlantic 10 individual champions in men's cross country (2), women's rowing (8), swimming & diving [23 (men), 40 (women)], women’s indoor track & field (28) and outdoor track & field [29 (men), 25 (women)]. Postseason/"Full" (164) Team (9) Men's Basketball (1) 1977 – Eastern Collegiate Basketball League (the forerunner to the Eastern Athletic Association—now known as the Atlantic 10 Conference) Men's Cross Country (1) 2005 Women's Cross Country (3) 2013 2014 2020-21 Women's Volleyball (1) 2013 Women's Soccer (1) 2015 Women's Swimming & Diving (2) 2018 2019 Individual (155) Men's Cross Country (2) Tom Slosky – 2007 Rico Galassi – 2016 Women's Rowing (8) Novice 4 – 1999 Novice 4 – 2007 Lightweight 4 – 2007 Lightweight 8 – 2008 Lightweight 8 – 2009 Quad – 2012 Novice 4 – 2013 Novice 8 – 2013 Men's Swimming & Diving (23) 100-yard Freestyle – Edwin Wicker – 2003 100-yard Backstroke – Scott Darwin – 2005 200-yard Backstroke – Scott Darwin – 2005 50-yard Freestyle – Scott Darwin – 2006 100-yard Freestyle – Edwin Wicker – 2006 200-yard Freestyle Relay – Edwin Wicker, Ian Walsh, Mike Ley and Scott Darwin – 2006 50-yard Freestyle – Edwin Wicker – 2007 200-yard Freestyle Relay – Eric Bugby, Scott Darwin, Mike Ley and Edwin Wicker – 2007 100-yard Butterfly – Eric Bugby – 2007 400-yard Freestyle Relay – Eric Bugby,