400m Championship Results

Norman's 43.61 is the fastest 400m winning time in NCAA D1 Championships history for the 2015–2024 decade. He ran a wind-legal 43.61 — sub-44 seconds, which fewer than a handful of men have ever achieved.

The fastest women's winning time in the dataset. Pryce's 48.89 broke the 49-second barrier and stands as the outstanding women's 400m performance of the decade at the NCAA Championships.

Adeleke ran 49.20 as a junior, establishing herself as one of the world's top 400m runners. Born in Dublin to Nigerian parents, she later competed for Ireland at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Before dominating the 800m, Mu showed her 400m versatility with 49.57. She later won Olympic gold in the 800m at Tokyo 2020 and is widely regarded as one of America's greatest middle-distance talents.

Kerley's 44.10 was a sign of things to come. He transitioned to the sprints and became World 100m champion in 2022, one of the most successful event changes in modern track history.

Ross ran 43.85 for NC A&T — a historically Black university — making it one of the most celebrated championship results in recent collegiate track history.