2012-13

• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship; First place individual

2011-12

• Second place in the Final Four Championship
• Tied for First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship; First place individual
• First place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship, Took Division I and II titles
• Tied for first for the Transatlantic Cup
• Second place in the Texas Collegiate Championship

2010-11

• First place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• Second place in the Final Four Championship
• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• Won TelePresence Match with Chennai District Chess Association
• First place; Top Women's Team in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• First and Second place in the College Chess League Championship

2009-10

• Won the Transatlantic Cup
• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• Tied for Second and Fourth place; Top Women’s Team in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship

2008-09

• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• Won the Transatlantic Cup
• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• Tied for First place; Took Division I and II titles; Top Women’s Team in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship.
• First place in the College Chess League Championship
• Tied for First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship

2007-08

• First place; Division I and IV titles; Top Women’s Team in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• First place in the National Collegiate Championship
• First and Second place in the College Chess League Championship
• Top College at the U.S. Amateur Team East Competition
• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• First place in the Final Four Championship
• Won the Transatlantic Cup

2006-07

• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• First and Second place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• First place in the National Collegiate Championship
• Second place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• Top College at the U.S. Amateur Team East Competition
• First place in the Final Four Championship

2005-06

• Tied for First place in U.S. Amateur Team East Championship
• Top College at the U.S. Amateur Team East Competition
• First place in the Southwest Collegiate Championship
• Second place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• Second place in the National Collegiate Championship
• Second place in the Final Four Championship

2004-05

• Second place in the Final Four Championship
• First place in the National Collegiate Championship
• Second place in the Final Four Championship
• Tied for First place in US Amateur Team East Championship
• Top College at the U.S. Amateur Team East Competition
• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship

2003-04

• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• First place in the inaugural National Collegiate Championships
• First place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• First place in Southwest Collegiate Championships

2002-03

• First place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• Tied for Second Place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• Held Second consecutive U.S. Collegiate FIDE rated tournament
• First place in Southwest Collegiate Championships

2001-02

• Tied for First Place in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• First Place in Collegiate Section at Texas State Tournament
• First and Second place in the Texas Collegiate Championship
• First in the Final Four of Collegiate Chess Champions for the Second Year
• Top College & Third Place Team at the U.S. Amateur Team East Competition
• First in the NCCL Tournament for the fourth Consecutive Year
• Held First Ever U.S. Collegiate FIDE rated tournament

2000-01

• First in the 2000 Texas Collegiate Championship
• Top College Honors in U.S. Amateur Team East
• Recognized by Texas Legislature
• Tied for First in the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• UT Dallas named Chess College of the Year by the USCF
• Received Mayan Chess Set from Governor of Chiapas, Mexico
• First in the Final Four of Chess
• First in the NCCL Tournament for the third Consecutive Year

1999-2000

• Second at the Pan American Intercollegiate Championship
• Top College Honors in U.S. Amateur Team East
• First in the NCCL Tournament for Second Consecutive Year