Pole vault at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships explained

This is a list of the NCAA Division I outdoor champions in the pole vault. Measurement of the jumps was conducted in imperial distances (feet and inches) until 1975. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were measured in metric distances. The women's event was introduced in 1998.

Winners

Key:
  • A=Altitude assisted
  • i=indoors (1970)
    Women's pole vault winners[1]
    YearAthleteTeamHeight
    1998
    1999Cal Poly SLO
    2000
    2001Arizona
    2002UCLA
    2003
    2004UCLA
    2005
    2006
    2007
    2008Katherine MorganCal
    2009
    2010
    2011
    2012
    2013
    2014
    2015
    2016
    2017
    2018Olivia GruverKentucky [2]
    2019Victoria HoggardArkansas[3]
    2020N/AN/AN/A
    2021
    2022
    2023
    Men's pole vault winners[4]
    YearAthleteTeamHeight
    1921Truman GardnerYale
    Eldon JenneWash St
    Longino WelchGeorgia Tech &
    Lloyd WilderWisconsin
    1922John LandowskiMichigan &
    Allen "Brick" NorrisCalifornia
    1923James BrookerMichigan &
    Earle McKownEmporia St
    1924not held
    1925Royal BouschorNorthwestern
    Kenneth LancasterMissouri
    Earle McKownEmporia St
    Philip NorthrupMichigan &
    Frank PottsOklahoma
    1926Paul HarringtonNotre Dame
    1927William DroegemullerNorthwestern
    1928Ward EdmondsStanford
    1929Ward EdmondsStanford &
    Tom WarneNorthwestern
    1930Tom WarneNorthwestern
    1931William GraberSouthern Cal
    Verne McDermontIllinois &
    Tom WarneNorthwestern
    1932Bryce BeecherIndiana
    1933Matt GordyLouisiana St &
    William GraberSouthern Cal
    1934Jack RandSan Diego St
    1935Earle MeadowsSouthern Cal &
    William SeftonSouthern Cal
    1936Earle MeadowsSouthern Cal &
    William SeftonSouthern Cal
    1937William SeftonSouthern Cal
    1938Loring DaySouthern Cal
    1939Richard GanslenColumbia
    1940Kenneth DillsSouthern Cal
    1941Harold HuntNebraska &
    Guinn SmithCalifornia
    1942Jack DeFieldMinnesota
    1943Jack DeFieldMinnesota
    1944Phillip AndersonNotre Dame4.11 m (13 ft 6 in)
    William BlackwellOberlin
    Robert PhelpsIllinois &
    John SchmidtOhio St
    1945Robert PhelpsIllinois4.11 m (13 ft 6 in)[5]
    1946Bill MooreNorthwestern
    1947Robert HartSouthern CalA
    Ray MaggardUCLA
    Bill MooreNorthwestern
    Richmond "Boo" MorcomNew Hampshire
    George RasmussenOregon &
    Bob RichardsIllinois
    1948Warren BatemanColorado &
    George RasmussenOregon
    1949Bobby SmithSan Diego St
    1950Bobby SmithSan Diego St
    1951Don LazIllinois
    1952Dick ColemanIllinois
    Lyle DickeyOregon St
    Dave MartindaleIdaho
    Bill PriddySan Jose St &
    Gordon RiddellColorado St
    1953Fred BarnesFresno St
    1954Lawrence AndersonCalifornia &
    Earl PoucherFlorida
    1955Don BraggVillanova
    1956Jim GrahamOklahoma St &
    Bob GutowskiOccidental
    1957Bob GutowskiOccidental
    1958Robert DavisMissouri
    Gene FreudenthalSouthern Cal
    Jim JohnstonPurdue &
    Stanley LyonsOhio St
    1959Jim GrahamOklahoma St
    1960John David MartinOklahoma
    1961Jim BrewerSouthern Cal
    George DaviesOklahoma St &
    Dick GearSan Jose St
    1962John BelitzaMaryland
    Dexter ElkinsSouthern Meth
    Fred HansenRice &
    Don MeyersColorado
    1963Brian SternbergWashingtonA
    1964John UelsesLa Salle
    1965Bill FosdickSouthern Cal
    1966Chuck RogersColorado
    1967Bob SeagrenSouthern CalA
    1968Jon VaughanUCLA
    1969Bob SeagrenSouthern Cal
    1970Jan JohnsonKansasi
    1971Dave RobertsRice
    1972Dave RobertsRice
    1973Dave RobertsRice
    1974Ed LipscombOregon St
    1975Earl BellArkansas StA
    1976Earl BellArkansas St
    1977Earl BellArkansas St
    1978Mike TullyUCLA
    1979Paul PillaArkansas St
    1980Randy HallTexas A&M
    1981Dave VolzIndiana
    1982Dave KenworthySouthern CalA
    1983San Jose St
    1984Joe DialOklahoma St
    1985Joe DialOklahoma St
    1986Jeff PascoeArkansas
    1987Doug FraleyFresno St
    1988Kelly RileyArkansas St
    1989Tim McMichaelOklahomaA
    1990George Mason
    1991George Mason
    1992George Mason
    1993Mark BuseIndiana
    1994Nick HysongArizona St
    1995Lawrence JohnsonTennessee
    1996Lawrence JohnsonTennessee
    1997Clark HumphreysAuburn
    1998Toby StevensonStanford
    1999Jacob DavisTexas
    2000Russ BullerLouisiana St
    2001Southern Cal
    2002Brian HunterTexas
    2003Eric EshbachNebraska
    2004Tommy SkipperOregon
    2005BYU
    2006Tommy SkipperOregon
    2007Tommy SkipperOregon
    2008Maston WallaceTexas
    2009Jason ColwickRice
    2010Kansas
    2011Scott RothWashington
    2012Jack WhittOral Roberts
    2013Sam KendricksMississippi
    2014Sam KendricksMississippi
    2015Akron
    2016Tennessee
    2017Matthew LudwigAkron
    2018
    2019
    2021
    2022
    2023
    Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

    References

    External links

    Notes and References

    1. Web site: USTFCCCA InfoZone: Women's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA . 2024-05-29 . en-US.
    2. News: Kentucky's Duckworth and Gruver win gold at NCAA Track and Field Championships . 29 June 2020 . WKTY . WKYT . 7 June 2018.
    3. News: Press Release from Arkansas Athletics . Arkansas senior Victoria Hoggard wins NCAA pole vault championship . 29 June 2020 . KAIT8 . KAIT 8 . 7 June 2019.
    4. Web site: USTFCCCA InfoZone: Men's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA . 2024-05-29 . en-US.
    5. A History of the NCAA Championships . Hill, E. Garry . . November 4, 2015.