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This is a list of the [[NCAA Men's Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships|NCAA outdoor champions]] in the [[880 yard run]] until 1975, and the metric [[800 meters]] being contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, starting in 1974 [[fully automatic timing]] was used.
This is a list of the [[NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships (disambiguation)|NCAA outdoor champions]] in the [[800 meters]] or its imperial equivalent [[880 yard run]]. The imperial distance was run until 1975, while the metric [[800 meters]] was contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, while starting in 1974 [[fully automatic timing]] was used. The women's race began in 1982.


==Champions==
==Women==
;Key:
:A=Altitude assisted
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:90%; width: 80%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Year
! Name
!Nationality
! Team
! Time
|-
|1982 || [[Delisa Walton]]
|{{USA}}|| Tennessee || 2:05.22
|-
|1983
| [[Joetta Clark]]
|{{USA}}|| Tennessee || 2:02.28
|-
|1984
| [[Joetta Clark]]
|{{USA}}|| Tennessee || 2:02.60
|-
|1985
| [[Claudette Groenendaal]]
|{{USA}}|| Oregon || 2:01.20
|-
|1986
| [[Karen Bakewell]]
|{{USA}}|| Miami OH || 2:00.85
|-
|1987
| [[Julie Jenkins]]
|{{USA}}|| Brigham Y || 2:02.52
|-
|1988
| [[Sharon Powell]]
|{{JAM}}|| Nebraska || 2:03.35
|-
|1989
| [[Meredith Rainey]]
|{{USA}}|| Harvard || 2:03.90
|-
|1990
| [[Suzy Favor]]
|{{USA}}|| Wisconsin || 1:59.11
|-
|1991
| [[Nekita Beasley]]
|{{USA}}|| Florida || 2:03.29
|-
|1992
| [[Nekita Beasley]]
|{{USA}}|| Florida || 2:03.04
|-
|1993
| [[Kim Sherman]]
|{{USA}}|| Wisconsin || 2:02.99
|-
|1994
| [[Inez Turner]]
|{{JAM}}|| SW Texas St || 2:01.50
|-
|1995
| [[Inez Turner]]
|{{JAM}}|| SW Texas St || 2:00.27
|-
|1996
| [[Monique Hennagan]]
|{{USA}}|| North Carolina || 2:03.27
|-
|1997
| [[Dana Riley]]
|{{USA}}|| [[Texas Longhorns#Women's track and field|Texas]] || 2:02.89
|-
|1998
| [[Hazel Clark]]
|{{USA}}|| Florida || 2:02.16
|-
|1999
| [[Claudine Williams]]
|{{JAM}}|| Louisiana St || 2:03.38
|-
|2000
| [[Tytti Reho]]
|{{FIN}}|| Southern Meth || 2:01.43
|-
|2001
| [[Brigita Langerholc]]
|{{SLO}}|| Southern Cal || 2:01.61
|-
|2002
| [[Alice Schmidt]]
|{{USA}}|| North Carolina || 2:04.73
|-
|2003
| [[Alice Schmidt]]
|{{USA}}|| North Carolina || 2:01.16
|-
|2004
| [[Neisha Bernard-Thomas]]
|{{GRN}}|| Louisiana St || 2:02.86
|-
|2005
| [[Aneita Denton]]
|{{JAM}}|| Arkansas || 2:02.84
|-
|2006
| [[Rebekah Noble]]
|{{USA}}|| Oregon || 2:02.07
|-
|2007
|[[Alysia Montaño|Alysia Johnson]]
|{{USA}}
|California
|1:59.29
|-
|2008
| [[Zoe Buckman]]
|{{AUS}}
| Oregon
| 2:03.64
|-
|2009
|[[Geena Gall]]
|{{USA}}
|Michigan
|2:00.80
|-
|2010
| [[Phoebe Wright (runner)|Phoebe Wright]]
|{{USA}}|| Tennessee || 2:01.40
|-
|2011
|[[Anne Kesselring]]
|{{USA}}
|[[University of Oregon|Oregon]]
|2:02.15
|-
|2012
| [[Nachelle Mackie]]
|{{USA}}|| [[Brigham Young University|BYU]] || 2:01.06
|-
|2013
| [[Natoya Goule]]
|{{JAM}}|| [[LSU Lady Tigers track and field|LSU]] || 2:00.06
|-
|2014
| [[Laura Roesler]]
|{{USA}}|| [[University of Oregon|Oregon]] || 2:01.22
|-
|2015
| [[Raevyn Rogers]]
|{{USA}}|| [[University of Oregon|Oregon]] || 1:59.71
|-
|2016
| [[Raevyn Rogers]]
|{{USA}}|| [[University of Oregon|Oregon]] || 2:00.75
|-
|2017
|[[Raevyn Rogers]]
|{{USA}}
|[[University of Oregon|Oregon]]
|2:00.02
|-
|2018
|[[Samantha Watson|Sammy Watson]]
|{{USA}}
|Texas A&M
|2:04.21
|-
|2019
|[[Jazmine Frey]]
|{{USA}}
|Texas A&M
|2:01.31
|-
|2021
|[[Michaela Meyer]]
|{{USA}}
|Virginia
|2:00.28
|-
|2022
|[[Kristie Schoffield]]
|{{USA}}
|Boise State
|2:01.09
|-
|2023
|[[Michaela Rose (athlete)|Michaela Rose]]
|{{USA}}
|[[LSU Lady Tigers track and field|LSU]]
|1:59.83
|}

==Men==
;Key:
;Key:
:y=yards
:y=yards
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==References==
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}
[http://www.gbrathletics.com/nc/ncaa.htm GBR Athletics]
* [http://www.gbrathletics.com/nc/ncaa.htm GBR Athletics - Men]
* [http://www.gbrathletics.com/nc/ncaaw.htm GBR Athletics - Women]


==External links==
==External links==
*[https://www.ncaa.com/sports/trackfield-outdoor-men/d1 NCAA Division I men's outdoor track and field]
*[https://www.ncaa.com/sports/trackfield-outdoor-men/d1 NCAA Division I men's outdoor track and field]
*[https://www.ncaa.com/sports/trackfield-outdoor-women/d1 NCAA Division I women's outdoor track and field]


{{NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships}}
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{{US track and field competitions}}


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[[Category:NCAA Men's Outdoor Track and Field Championship|NCAA Men's Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships]]
[[Category:NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships]]
[[Category:800 metres|NCAA Outdoor track, men]]
[[Category:800 metres|NCAA Division I Outdoor]]
[[Category:Lists of NCAA champions in track and field|800 m]]
[[Category:Lists of NCAA champions in track and field]]

Revision as of 09:58, 15 May 2024

This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the 800 meters or its imperial equivalent 880 yard run. The imperial distance was run until 1975, while the metric 800 meters was contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, while starting in 1974 fully automatic timing was used. The women's race began in 1982.

Women

Key
A=Altitude assisted
Year Name Nationality Team Time
1982 Delisa Walton  United States Tennessee 2:05.22
1983 Joetta Clark  United States Tennessee 2:02.28
1984 Joetta Clark  United States Tennessee 2:02.60
1985 Claudette Groenendaal  United States Oregon 2:01.20
1986 Karen Bakewell  United States Miami OH 2:00.85
1987 Julie Jenkins  United States Brigham Y 2:02.52
1988 Sharon Powell  Jamaica Nebraska 2:03.35
1989 Meredith Rainey  United States Harvard 2:03.90
1990 Suzy Favor  United States Wisconsin 1:59.11
1991 Nekita Beasley  United States Florida 2:03.29
1992 Nekita Beasley  United States Florida 2:03.04
1993 Kim Sherman  United States Wisconsin 2:02.99
1994 Inez Turner  Jamaica SW Texas St 2:01.50
1995 Inez Turner  Jamaica SW Texas St 2:00.27
1996 Monique Hennagan  United States North Carolina 2:03.27
1997 Dana Riley  United States Texas 2:02.89
1998 Hazel Clark  United States Florida 2:02.16
1999 Claudine Williams  Jamaica Louisiana St 2:03.38
2000 Tytti Reho  Finland Southern Meth 2:01.43
2001 Brigita Langerholc  Slovenia Southern Cal 2:01.61
2002 Alice Schmidt  United States North Carolina 2:04.73
2003 Alice Schmidt  United States North Carolina 2:01.16
2004 Neisha Bernard-Thomas  Grenada Louisiana St 2:02.86
2005 Aneita Denton  Jamaica Arkansas 2:02.84
2006 Rebekah Noble  United States Oregon 2:02.07
2007 Alysia Johnson  United States California 1:59.29
2008 Zoe Buckman  Australia Oregon 2:03.64
2009 Geena Gall  United States Michigan 2:00.80
2010 Phoebe Wright  United States Tennessee 2:01.40
2011 Anne Kesselring  United States Oregon 2:02.15
2012 Nachelle Mackie  United States BYU 2:01.06
2013 Natoya Goule  Jamaica LSU 2:00.06
2014 Laura Roesler  United States Oregon 2:01.22
2015 Raevyn Rogers  United States Oregon 1:59.71
2016 Raevyn Rogers  United States Oregon 2:00.75
2017 Raevyn Rogers  United States Oregon 2:00.02
2018 Sammy Watson  United States Texas A&M 2:04.21
2019 Jazmine Frey  United States Texas A&M 2:01.31
2021 Michaela Meyer  United States Virginia 2:00.28
2022 Kristie Schoffield  United States Boise State 2:01.09
2023 Michaela Rose  United States LSU 1:59.83

Men

Key
y=yards
A=Altitude affected
Year Name, (Country) Team Time
1921 Earl Eby Pennsylvania 1:57.4y
1922 Alan Helffrich Penn St 1:58.1y
1923 Alan Helffrich Penn St 1:56.3y
1924 not held
1925 James Charteris Washington 1:55.4y
1926 Alva Martin Northwestern 1:51.7y*
1927 John Sittig Illinois 1:54.2y
1928 Virgil Jess Gist Chicago 1:54.4y
1929 Edwin Genung Washington 1:55.0y
1930 Orval Martin Purdue 1:54.1y
1931 Dale Letts Chicago 1:53.5y
1932 Charles Hornbostel Indiana 1:52.7
1933 Charles Hornbostel Indiana 1:50.9y
1934 Charles Hornbostel Indiana 1:51.9y
1935 Elroy Robinson Fresno St 1:52.9y
1936 Charlie Beetham Ohio St 1:53.0
1937 John Woodruff Pittsburgh 1:50.3y
1938 John Woodruff Pittsburgh 1:51.3y
1939 John Woodruff Pittsburgh 1:51.3y
1940 Campbell Kane Indiana 1:51.5y
1941 Campbell Kane Indiana 1:51.2y
1942 Bill Lyda Oklahoma 1:50.8y
1943 Joe Nowicki Fordham 1:54.2y
1944 Robert Kelley Illinois 1:55.1y
1945 Ross Hume Michigan 1:55.7y
1946 Lewis Smith Virginia Union 1:52.6y
1947 William Clifford Ohio St 1:50.8yA
1948 Mal Whitfield Ohio St 1:51.1
1949 Mal Whitfield Ohio St 1:50.3y
1950 Bill Brown Morgan St 1:51.2y
1951 John Barnes Occidental 1:50.7y
1952 John Barnes Occidental 1:49.6
1953 Lang Stanley San Jose St 1:52.4y
1954 Arnie Sowell Pittsburgh 1:50.5y
1955 Tom Courtney Fordham 1:49.5y
1956 Arnie Sowell Pittsburgh 1:46.7
1957 Don Bowden California 1:47.2y
1958 Ron Delany  Ireland Villanova 1:48.6y
1959 George Kerr  Jamaica Illinois 1:47.6y
1960 George Kerr  Jamaica Illinois 1:46.4
1961 John Bork Western Mich 1:48.3y
1962 Jim Dupree Southern Illinois 1:48.2y
1963 Norm Hoffman Oregon St 1:48.0Ay
1964 Tom Farrell St. John's NY 1:48.5
1965 Tom Farrell St. John's NY 1:48.1y
1966 Peter Scott Nebraska 1:47.9y
1967 Wade Bell Oregon 1:47.6Ay
1968 Byron Dyce  Jamaica New York 1:47.3
1969 Byron Dyce  Jamaica New York 1:45.9y
1970 Ken Swenson Kansas St 1:46.3y
1971 Mark Winzenried Wisconsin 1:48.8y
1972 Willie Thomas Tennessee 1:47.1
1973 Skip Kent Wisconsin 1:47.2y
1974 Willie Thomas Tennessee 1:48.72y
1975 Mark Enyeart Utah St 1:47.01Ay
1976 Tom McLean Bucknell 1:47.4
1977 Mark Enyeart Utah St 1:45.2
1978 Peter Lemashon  Kenya UTEP 1:45.7
1979 Don Paige Villanova 1:46.2
1980 Don Paige Villanova 1:45.8
1981 Sammy Koskei  Kenya Southern Meth 1:46.4
1982 David Mack Oregon 1:48.00A
1983 Joaquim Cruz  Brazil Oregon 1:44.9
1984 Joaquim Cruz  Brazil Oregon 1:45.1
1985 Earl Jones Eastern Mich 1:45.1
1986 Freddie Williams  Canada Abilene Christian 1:46.6
1987 Tracy Baskin Seton Hall 1:46.6
1988 Paul Ereng  Kenya Virginia 1:46.8
1989 Paul Ereng  Kenya Virginia 1:47.50A
1990 Mark Everett Florida 1:44.7
1991 George Kersh Mississippi 1:45.8
1992 Jose "Tony" Parrilla Tennessee 1:46.5
1993 Jose "Tony" Parrilla Tennessee 1:46.5
1994 Jose "Tony" Parrilla Tennessee 1:46.0
1995 Brandon Rock Arkansas 1:46.4
1996 Einārs Tupurītis  Latvia Wichita St 1:45.1
1997 Bryan Woodward Georgetown 1:46.5
1998 Khadevis Robinson Texas Christian 1:46.0
1999 Derrick Peterson Missouri 1:47.0
2000 Jean-Patrick Nduwimana  Burundi Arizona 1:45.1
2001 Otukile Lekote  Botswana South Carolina 1:46.7
2002 Otukile Lekote  Botswana South Carolina 1:45.2
2003 Sam Burley Pennsylvania 1:46.5
2004 Jonathan Johnson Texas Tech 1:46.4
2005 Dmitrijs Miļkevičs  Latvia Nebraska 1:44.7
2006 Ryan Brown Washington 1:46.3
2007 Andrew Ellerton  Canada Michigan 1:47.48
2008 Jacob Hernandez Texas 1:45.31
2009 Andrew Wheating Oregon 1:46.21
2010 Andrew Wheating Oregon 1:45.69
2011 Robby Andrews Virginia 1:44.71
2012 Charles Jock UC Irvine 1:45.59
2013 Elijah Greer Oregon 1:46.58
2014 Brandon McBride  Canada Mississippi State 1:46.26
2015 Edward Kemboi  Kenya Iowa State 1:49.26
2016 Donavan Brazier Texas A&M 1:43.55
2017 Emmanuel Korir UTEP 1:45.03
2018 Isaiah Harris Penn State 1:44.76
2019 Bryce Hoppel Kansas 1:45.26
2020 not held
2021 Isaiah Jewett USC 1:44.68
2022 Moad Zahafi Texas Tech 1:44.49
2023 Will Sumner University of Georgia 1:44.26

References

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