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800 meters at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships

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This is a list of the NCAA Division I indoor champions in the 800 meters or its imperial equivalent 880 yards. The imperial distance was run until 1983, while the metric distance was contested since 1984. The event was not held in 1986 and 1987. Hand timing was used until 1975, while starting in 1976 fully automatic timing was used. In 1986 and 1987, the 1⁄10-mile track that the races were run on was 25 inches (640 mm) per lap short, making the actual race distance less than 800 meters those years.[1][2]

Winners

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Women

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Women's 800m / 880yd winners[3][4]
YearAthleteTeamTime
1983Joetta ClarkTennessee Volunteers2:06.02 y
1984Veronica McIntoshVillanova Wildcats2:06.82
1985Tina ParrottIndiana Hoosiers2:08.69
1988Karol DavidsonTexas Longhorns2:08.19
1989Edith NakiyingiIowa State Cyclones2:05.68
1990Meredith RaineyHarvard Crimson2:02.77
1991Edith NakiyingiIowa State Cyclones2:04.84
1992Mireille SankatsingEastern Michigan Eagles2:03.47
1993Amy WickusWisconsin Badgers2:04.80
1994Amy WickusWisconsin Badgers2:02.05
1995Amy WickusWisconsin Badgers2:04.86
1996Kristi KlosterKansas Jayhawks2:04.91
1997Dawn Williams-SewerLittle Rock Trojans2:02.55
1998Hazel ClarkFlorida Gators2:02.53
1999Hazel ClarkFlorida Gators2:01.77
2000Chantee EarlPittsburgh Panthers2:02.19
2001Svetlana BadrankovaUTEP Miners2:06.58
2002Marian BurnettLSU Lady Tigers2:05.33
2003Lena NilssonUCLA Bruins2:05.13
2004Nicole CookTennessee Volunteers2:03.27
2005Aneita DentonArkansas Razorbacks2:03.65
2006Heather DornidenMinnesota Golden Gophers2:05.64
2007Alysia JohnsonCalifornia Golden Bears2:03.47
2008LaTavia ThomasLSU Lady Tigers2:05.07
2009Lacey CramerBYU Cougars2:04.27
2010Phoebe WrightTennessee Volunteers2:02.55
2011Lacey BleazardBYU Cougars2:04.09
2012Nachelle MackieBYU Cougars2:03.30
2013Natoya GouleLSU Lady Tigers2:02.00
2014Laura RoeslerOregon Ducks2:03.85 A
2015Natoya GouleClemson Tigers2:01.64
2016Raevyn RogersOregon Ducks2:04.68
2017Raevyn RogersOregon Ducks2:01.09
2018Sabrina SoutherlandOregon Ducks2:01.55
2019Danae RiversPenn State Nittany Lions2:03.69
2021Aaliyah MillerBaylor Bears2:00.69
2022Lindsey ButlerVirginia Tech Hokies2:01.37
2023Roisin WillisStanford Cardinal1:59.93 A
2024Juliette WhittakerStanford Cardinal1:59.53
2025Makayla PaigeNorth Carolina Tar Heels2:00.39

Men

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Key
y=yards
A=Altitude assisted

880 Yards

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Year Name, (Country) Team Time
1965 Tom Von Ruden Oklahoma State Cowboys 1:51.8y
1966 Richardo Urbina Georgetown Hoyas 1:51.9y
1967 Dave Patrick Villanova Wildcats 1:48.9y
1968 Dave Patrick Villanova Wildcats 1:52.0y
1969 Frank Murphy  Ireland Villanova Wildcats 1:51.1y
1970 Mark Winzenried Wisconsin Badgers 1:51.7y
1971 Mark Winzenried Wisconsin Badgers 1:50.9y
1972 Dave Wottle Bowling Green Falcons 1:51.8y
1973 Ken Schappert Villanova Wildcats 1:50.4y
1974 Reggie Clark William & Mary Tribe 1:52.2y
1975 Mark Enyeart Utah State Aggies 1:52.4y
1976 Bob Prince Kansas State Wildcats 1:53.03y
1977 Mark Belger Villanova Wildcats 1:49.17y
1978 Mark Belger Villanova Wildcats 1:49.13y
1979 Evans White Prairie View A&M Panthers 1:51.90y
1980 Evans White Prairie View A&M Panthers 1:52.32y
1981 Sammy Koskei  Kenya SMU Mustangs 1:52.29y
1982 Dave Patrick Tennessee Volunteers 1:49.94y

800 Meters

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Men's 800m winners[5]
Year Name, (Country) Team Time
1983 John Marshall Villanova 1:51.23y
1984 Daniel Rojas[a] Air Force 1:49.52
1985 Earl Jones Eastern Mich 1:47.26
1986 not held
1987 not held
1988 Jim Maton Eastern Ill 1:49.27
1989 Paul Ereng  Kenya Virginia 1:47.69
1990 Mark Everett Florida 1:47.45
1991 George Kersh Mississippi 1:46.19
1992 Rich Kenah Georgetown 1:47.40
1993 Marko Koers  Netherlands Illinois 1:48.39
1994 Jose "Tony" Parrilla Tennessee 1:47.77
1995  Michael Williams (JAM) Manhattan 1:48.12
1996 Einârs Tupurîtis  Latvia Wichita St 1:45.80
1997 David Krummenacker Georgia Tech 1:47.49
1998 David Krummenacker Georgia Tech 1:47.52
1999 Derrick Peterson Missouri 1:45.88
2000 Jess Strutzel UCLA 1:46.57
2001 Jean-Patrick Nduwimana  Burundi Arizona 1:45.33
2002 Otukile Lekote  Botswana South Carolina 1:46.88
2003 Nate Brannen  Canada Michigan 1:47.79
2004 Nate Brannen  Canada Michigan 1:47.61
2005 Kevin Hicks Florida A&M 1:46.97
2006 Jackson Langat  Kenya Texas Christian 1:47.02
2007 Ryan Brown Washington 1:48.40
2008 Tyler Mulder UNI 1:49.20
2009 Jacob Hernandez Texas 1:48.04
2010 Robby Andrews Virginia 1:48.39
2011 Fred Samoei Alabama 1:48.33
2012 Mason McHenry Arizona State 1:47.96
2013 Elijah Greer Oregon 1:47.13
2014 Brandon McBride  Canada Mississippi State 1:48.17
2015 Edward Kemboi Iowa State 1:46.05
2016 Clayton Murphy Akron 1:46.68
2017 Emmanuel Korir UTEP 1:47.48
2018 Michael Saruni UTEP 1:45.15
2019 Bryce Hoppel Kansas 1:46.46
2021 Charlie Hunter Oregon 1:45.90
2022Brandon MillerTexas A&M Aggies1:47.19
2023Yusuf BizimanaTexas Longhorns1:46.02
2024Rivaldo MarshallIowa Hawkeyes1:46.96
2025Canada Matthew EricksonOregon Ducks1:46.43

References

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Notes

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  1. ↑ Originally won by Iowa State's Gareth Brown in a time of 1:49.47, but he was later disqualified.[6][7]
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