NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Men's 100 meter dash

 

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This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the short sprint event. Generally that was the 100 yard dash until 1975, with the metric 100 meters being contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, starting in 1974 fully automatic timing was used.

Champions[edit]

Key

y=yards

w=wind aided

A=Altitude assisted

Year	Name, (Country)	Team	Time
1921	Leonard Paulu	Grinnell	10.0y
1922	Leonard Paulu	Grinnell	9.9y
1923	Lou Clarke	Johns Hopkins	9.9y
1924	not held
1925	DeHart Hubbard	Michigan	9.8y
1926	Roland Locke	Nebraska	9.9y
1927	Fred Alderman	Michigan St	9.9y
1928	Claude Bracey	Rice	9.6y
1929	George Simpson	Ohio St	9.4y
1930	Frank Wykoff	Southern Cal	9.4y
1931	Frank Wykoff	Southern Cal	9.6y
1932	Ralph Metcalfe	Marquette	10.2
1933	Ralph Metcalfe	Marquette	9.4y
1934	Ralph Metcalfe	Marquette	9.7y
1935	Jesse Owens	Ohio St	9.8y
1936	Jesse Owens	Ohio St	10.2
1937	Sam Stoller	Michigan	9.7y
1938	Mozelle Ellerbe	Tuskegee	9.7y
1939	Mozelle Ellerbe	Tuskegee	9.8y
1940	Norwood "Barney" Ewell	Penn St	9.6y
1941	Norwood "Barney" Ewell	Penn St	9.6y
1942	Hal Davis	California	9.6y
1943	Hal Davis	California	10.0y
1944	Buddy Young	Illinois	9.7y
1945	John Van Velzer	Navy	10.1y
1946	William Mathis	Illinois	9.6y
1947	Mel Patton	Southern Cal	9.7yA
1948	Mel Patton	Southern Cal	10.4
1949	Mel Patton	Southern Cal	9.7y
1950	Bob Boyd	Loyola CA	9.8y
1951	Art Bragg	Morgan St	9.6y
1952	Jim Golliday	Northwestern	10.4
1953	Willie Williams	Illinois	9.7y
1954	Willie Williams	Illinois	9.5y
1955	Jim Golliday	Northwestern	9.6y
1956	Bobby Morrow	Abilene Christian	10.4
1957	Bobby Morrow	Abilene Christian	9.4y
1958	Ira Murchison	Western Mich	9.5y
1959	Charlie Tidwell	Kansas	9.3y
1960	Charlie Tidwell	Kansas	10.2
1961	Frank Budd	Villanova	9.4y
1962	Frank Budd	Villanova	9.4yw
1963	Larry Questad	Stanford	9.7Ay
1964	Harry Jerome  Canada	Oregon	10.1
1965	Charles Greene	Nebraska	9.4y
1966	Charles Greene	Nebraska	9.3y
1967	Charles Greene	Nebraska	9.21Ay
1968	Lennox Miller  Jamaica	Southern Cal	10.1
1969	John Carlos	San Jose St	9.2y
1970	Eddie Hart	California	9.4y
1971	Harrington Jackson	UTEP	9.5y
1972	Warren Edmonson	UCLA	10.1w
1973	Ed Hammonds	Memphis St	9.4y
1974	Reggie Jones	Tennessee	9.18yw
1975	Hasely Crawford  Trinidad and Tobago	Eastern Mich	9.35Ay
1976	Harvey Glance	Auburn	10.16
1977	Harvey Glance	Auburn	10.22
1978	Clancy Edwards	Southern Cal	10.07
1979	Jerome Deal	UTEP	10.19
1980	Stanley Floyd	Auburn	10.1
1981	Carl Lewis	Houston	9.99w
1982	Stanley Floyd	Houston	10.03A
1983	Emmit King	Alabama	10.15
1984	Sam Graddy	Tennessee	10.25
1985	Terry Scott	Tennessee	10.02w
1986	Lee McRae	Pittsburgh	10.11
1987	Ray Stewart  Jamaica	Texas Christian	10.14
1988	Joe DeLoach	Houston	10.03
1989	Ray Stewart  Jamaica	Texas Christian	9.97Aw
1990	Leroy Burrell	Houston	9.94w
1991	Frankie Fredericks  Namibia	Brigham Y	10.03w
1992	Olapade Adeniken  Nigeria	UTEP	10.09
1993	Michael Green  Jamaica	Clemson	10.09
1994	Sam Jefferson	Houston	10.12w
1995	Tim Harden	Kentucky	10.05
1996	Ato Boldon  Trinidad and Tobago	UCLA	9.92
1997	Obadele Thompson  Barbados	UTEP	10.13
1998	Leonard Myles-Mills  Ghana	Brigham Y	10.20w
1999	Leonard Myles-Mills  Ghana	Brigham Young	9.98
2000	Bernard Williams	Florida	10.03
2001	Justin Gatlin	Tennessee	10.08
2002	Justin Gatlin	Tennessee	10.22
2003	Mardy Scales	Middle Tennessee St	10.25
2004	Tyson Gay	Arkansas	10.06
2005	Walter Dix	Florida St	10.21
2006	Xavier Carter	Louisiana St	10.09
2008	Richard Thompson  Trinidad and Tobago	Louisiana St
2009	Trindon Holliday	Louisiana St	10.00
2010	Jeff Demps	Florida	9.96 +2.5
2011	Ngonidzashe Makusha  Zimbabwe	Florida State	9.89 +1.3
2012	Andrew Riley  Jamaica	Illinois	10.28 -2.3
2013	Charles Silmon	TCU	9.89 +3.2
2014	Trayvon Bromell	Baylor	9.97 +1.8
2015	Andre De Grasse  Canada	USC	9.75 +2.7

References[edit]

GBR Athletics

External links[edit]

• NCAA Division I men's outdoor track and field

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