Eleven years of NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championship results — every winner, every time, from 2015 to 2025.
Select an event to view the full year-by-year results table.
The blue-ribbon sprint event. See every D1 champion from 2015–2024 including Sha'Carri Richardson and Christian Coleman.
The full-curve sprint. Decade-best performances from Divine Oduduru, Abby Steiner, and more.
One lap of glory. Track Fred Kerley's 44.10, Michael Norman's 43.61, and every D1 champion since 2015.
Two laps of strategy and speed. Donavan Brazier's 1:43.55 and Athing Mu's 1:57.73 headlined a decade of great racing.
The NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships are held annually in June. Athletes must meet qualifying standards to compete. Finals are contested across three days.
The 2020 championships were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the only year in modern history without a champion. The 9-year averages on this site exclude 2020.
Times marked with "w" are wind-aided (+2.0 m/s or greater). These performances count for NCAA championships but are not eligible for world record ratification.
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