NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Men's hammer throw
This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the hammer throw. Measurement was conducted in imperial distances (feet and inches) until 1975. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were measured in metric distances.
Champions
- Key
- A=Altitude assisted
Year | Name, (Country) | Team | Distance |
---|---|---|---|
1921 | Charles Redmon | Chicago | 40.79 |
1922 | Jack Merchant | California | 49.17 |
1923 | Fred Tootell | Bowdoin | 53.37 |
1924 | not held | ||
1925 | Ray Bunker | Ohio St | 45.73 |
1926 | Harry Hawkins | Michigan | 45.12 |
1927 | Donald Gwinn | Pittsburgh | 47.47 |
1928 | Wilford Ketz | Michigan | 49.9 |
1929 | Donald Gwinn | Pittsburgh | 49.93 |
1930 | Holley Campbell | Michigan | 49.59 |
1931 | Ivan Dykeman | Colorado St | 49.41 |
1932 | Grant McDougall | Pennsylvania | 48.71 |
1933 | Roderick Cox | Michigan | 47.57 |
1934 | Henry Dreyer | Rhode Island | 51.72 |
1935 | Anton Kishon | Bates | 51.43 |
1936 | not held | ||
1937 | not held | ||
1938 | not held | ||
1939 | not held | ||
1940 | not held | ||
1941 | not held | ||
1942 | not held | ||
1943 | not held | ||
1944 | not held | ||
1945 | not held | ||
1946 | not held | ||
1947 | not held | ||
1948 | Samuel Felton | Harvard | 52.05 |
1949 | not held | ||
1950 | not held | ||
1951 | not held | ||
1952 | Gil Borjeson | Brown | 53.76 |
1953 | not held | ||
1954 | not held | ||
1955 | not held | ||
1956 | Bill McWilliams | Bowdoin | 59.51 |
1957 | not held | ||
1958 | not held | ||
1959 | John Lawlor |
Boston | 63.22 |
1960 | John Lawlor |
Boston | 63.75 |
1961 | Tom Pagani | Cal Poly SLO | 59.4 |
1962 | Edward Bailey | Harvard | 59.11 |
1963 | George Desnoyers | Boston Coll | 57.96A |
1964 | Alex Schulten | Bowdoin | 58.37 |
1965 | John Fiore | Boston Coll | 61.21 |
1966 | John Fiore | Boston Coll | 61.35 |
1967 | Bob Narcessian | Rhode Island | 60.06A |
1968 | Bob Narcessian | Rhode Island | 61.59 |
1969 | Steve DeAutremont | Oregon St | 58.04 |
1970 | Steve DeAutremont | Oregon St | 62.1 |
1971 | Jacques Accambray |
Kent State | 69.44 |
1972 | Al Schoterman | Kent State | 70.48 |
1973 | Jacques Accambray |
Kent State | 67.51 |
1974 | Peter Farmer |
UTEP | 70.26 |
1975 | Boris Djerassi | Northeastern | 68.78A |
1976 | Scott Neilson |
Washington | 66.04 |
1977 | Scott Neilson |
Washington | 69.6 |
1978 | Scott Neilson |
Washington | 72.36 |
1979 | Scott Neilson |
Washington | 72.32 |
1980 | Thommie Sjöholm |
UTEP | 68.58 |
1981 | Richard Olsen |
Southern Meth | 72.24 |
1982 | Richard Olsen |
Southern Meth | 73.30A |
1983 | Robert Weir |
Southern Meth | 74.42 |
1984 | Matt Mileham |
Fresno St | 73.74 |
1985 | Tore Gustafsson |
Wash St | 75.24 |
1986 | Ken Flax | Oregon | 78.34 |
1987 | Stefan Jönsson |
Wash St | 68.48 |
1988 | Stefan Jönsson |
Wash St | 71.08 |
1989 | Christoph Koch |
NE Louisiana | 71.08A |
1990 | Scott McGee | Oregon | 66.36 |
1991 | Christophe Épalle |
Southern Meth | 72.7 |
1992 | Mika Laaksonen |
UTEP | 71.3 |
1993 | Balázs Kiss |
Southern Cal | 75.24 |
1994 | Balázs Kiss |
Southern Cal | 74.84 |
1995 | Balázs Kiss |
Southern Cal | 79.62 |
1996 | Balázs Kiss |
Southern Cal | 80.86 |
1997 | Bengt Johansson |
Southern Cal | 70.12 |
1998 | Libor Charfreitag |
Southern Meth | 72.3 |
1999 | Andras Haklits |
NE Louisiana | 74.09 |
2000 | Libor Charfreitag |
Southern Meth | 77.22 |
2001 | Andras Haklits |
Georgia | 75.5 |
2002 | Andras Haklits |
Georgia | 77.32 |
2003 | Lucais MacKay | Georgia | 70.19 |
2004 | Thomas Freeman | Manhattan | 70.77 |
2005 | Spyridon Jullien |
Virginia Tech | 70.43 |
2006 | Spyridon Jullien |
Virginia Tech | 72.29 |
2007 | Jake Dunkleberger | Auburn | 71.87 m (235 ft 9 in) |
2008 | Cory Martin | Auburn | 74.12 m (243 ft 2 in) |
2009 | Marcel Lomnický | Virginia Tech | 71.78 m (235 ft 5 in) |
2010 | Walter Henning | LSU | 72.79 m (238 ft 9 1⁄2 in) |
2011 | Alexander Zigler | Virginia Tech | 72.69 m (238 ft 5 in) |
2012 | |||
2013 | |||
2014 | Matthias Tayala | Kent State | 73.57 |
2015 | Conor McCullough | USC | 76.91 m (252 ft 3 in) |
2016 | Nick Miller |
Oklahoma State | 73.98 m (242 ft 8 in) |
2017 | Rudy Winkler | Cornell | 74.12 m (243 ft 2 in) |
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