NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships History ::: USTFCCCA

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For fifty years, the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships have been a centerpiece of the collegiate winter schedule. From 1965 when Missouri won the inaugural title in a 14-12 barnburner over Oklahoma State all the way through this upcoming March 10-11 in College Station, Texas, this meet has served as collegiate proving grounds for half a century.

College track & field fans can now explore that full, rich history of the meet in more depth than ever as the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) unveiled Thursday its comprehensive NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships History Record Book homepage. Information has been compiled from the NCAA News Archive, USCTrackAndField.com, Flash Results and TFRRS.

For more results, check out the USTFCCCA Infozone meet history page for the NCAA Division I Indoor Championships.

Though this database is the most expansive ever, it is still a work in progress. If you notice aspects of the record book that need to be updated, please contact Tom Lewis in the USTFCCCA National Office.

(Note: In order to better compare athletes across generations, the current 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 scoring system has been retroactively applied to all results.)

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Want to know the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships records? Sure, we’ve got that, but you can find that anywhere. Want to know more?

That’s where we come in: Introducing the first-ever NCAA DI Indoor Championships all-time top-10 performances and performers list. Using the same template as our popular all-time collegiate top-10 lists, you can now find a centralized list of the top 10 times/marks/scores in each championship event (including multiple performances from single athletes), plus the remaining top-10 individual performers based on their best marks.

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There have been so many outstanding athletes throughout the 50-year history of the NCAA Division I Indoor Championships (and the 30+ year history of the women’s NCAA Championships). Which athletes have scored the most points in their careers between all of their events? Find out by clicking the button above or clicking here.

FOR THE LIST OF ACTIVE TOP CAREER SCORERS, CLICK HERE.

From the career domination lists above, we transition into those athletes who were the most dominant at a single NCAA DI Indoor Championship meet. Going from the top all-time single season performance through every athlete that has ever scored more than 10 points in a meet, check out the list by clicking the button above or clicking here.

FOR THE LIST OF MULTIPLE INDIVIDUAL EVENT WINNERS IN A SINGLE SEASON, CLICK HERE.

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You can find the top total career scorers in the lists to the left, and many of those individuals amassed their points though year-in, year-out domination of an event or two. We’ve compiled the lists of who has scored the most points in the history of each of the championship events. Find those lists by clicking the button above or clicking here.

FOR THE LIST OF ACTIVE TOP CAREER SCORERS BY EVENT, CLICK HERE.

For those moments when you want to see the last time an athlete scored "x" points in a meet, or to take a look at the most dominant individual performers organized by the most recent season moving backward. To find that list, click the button above or click here.

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We’ve broken down the fastest/farthest/highest marks in meet history not only for winning athletes, but also those in second, third, and so on. Find those lists by clicking the button above or by clicking here.

This one’s pretty simple: Who has won each of the Championship events, and by how much did they win? Plus: the number of champions in each event by school. Find those lists by clicking the button above or by clicking here.

Another simple one, but a very in-depth one. Year-by-year results in each of the Championship events dating back to the beginning of meet history. Find those lists by clicking the button above or by clicking here.

In addition, we now have a listing of every result ordered by year, then event. Click here for that.

Which teams have brought the most runners, jumpers and/or throwers in a single event to a single NCAA DI Championship meet? (ex: five in the long jump) How have their loaded fields fared? Find out by clicking the button above or clicking here.

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For a visualization of which schools have performed the best in each of the Championship events, look no further than this PDF. Check out the list by clicking the button above or clicking here.

Alternatively, check out the list of all-time event finishes organized by team here.

Certain teams have carved out niches as dominant programs in specific events/disciplines at the NCAA Championships. Want to see how they earned those reputations? Click the button above or click here.

Put all of the rest of the categories in this record book together and you get the final report: overall team finishes at the NCAA Championships. Take a look at the visualization of team-finish history by clicking the button above or clicking here.