100 meters at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships

none April 2025 This is a list of the NCAA Division I outdoor champions in the shortest sprint event. Since 1921, the men's 100-yard dash was usually held until 1975, with the exception of the 100 meters being contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships (as well as those during some Olympic years before 1976) were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, while starting in 1974 fully automatic timing was used. Wind speeds were not consistently recorded until 1963. The women's championships began in 1982. Winners Women's winners Men's winners Key y=yards w=wind aided A=Altitude assisted + Women's 100 m winnersUSTFCCCA InfoZone: Women's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA https://www.ustfccca.org/records-lists/meet-history-by-event?gender=2&series=3369&top=25&event=2 2024-05-29 en-UShttps://trackandfieldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ncaaw100.pdf NCAA Women's 100m Track and Field News Year Athlete Team Time (wind) 1982 Merlene Ottey JAM Nebraska Cornhuskers 10.97 3.2 A w 1983 Merlene Ottey JAM Nebraska Cornhuskers 11.04 2.4 w 1984 Randy Givens Florida State Seminoles11.06 3.7 w 1985 Michelle Finn Florida State Seminoles11.04 3.0 w 1986 Juliet Cuthbert JAM Texas Longhorns women's11.27 0.1 1987 Gwen Torrence Georgia Bulldogs11.25 -0.6 1988 Gail Devers UCLA Bruins10.86 3.0 w 1989 Dawn Sowell LSU Lady Tigers10.78 1.0 A 1990 Esther Jones LSU Lady Tigers11.14 3.6 w 1991 Carlette Guidry Texas Longhorns women's10.91 5.1 w 1992 Chryste Gaines Stanford Cardinal11.05 2.1 w 1993 Holli Hyche Indiana State Sycamores11.14 0.4 1994 Holli Hyche Indiana State Sycamores11.23 0.0 1995 D'Andre Hill LSU Lady Tigers11.11 1.2 1996 D'Andre Hill LSU Lady Tigers11.03 1.4 1997 Savatheda Fynes BAH Michigan State Spartans11.04 -0.5 1998 Debbie Ferguson BAH Georgia Bulldogs10.94 4.0 w 1999 Angela Williams USC Trojans11.04 1.4 2000 Angela Williams USC Trojans11.12 -0.4 2001 Angela Williams USC Trojans11.05 2.9 w 2002 Angela Williams USC Trojans11.29 -1.1 2003 Aleen Bailey JAM South Carolina Gamecocks11.18 -0.2 2004 Lauryn Williams Miami Hurricanes10.97 1.0 2005 Marshevet Hooker Texas Longhorns women's11.16 0.0 2006 Amberly Nesbitt South Carolina Gamecocks11.34 -1.2 2007 Sherry Fletcher GRN LSU Lady Tigers11.20 0.0 2008 Kelly-Ann Baptiste TTO LSU Lady Tigers11.20 -0.5 2009 Alexandria Anderson Texas Longhorns women's11.20 -0.5 2010 Blessing Okagbare NGR UTEP Miners10.98 +2.8 w 2011 Candyce McGrone Oklahoma Sooners11.08 +1.5 2012 English Gardner Oregon Ducks11.10 -1.7 2013 English Gardner Oregon Ducks10.96 0.9 2014 Remona Burchell JAM Alabama Crimson Tide11.25 -3.4 2015 Jenna Prandini Oregon Ducks10.96 3.1 w 2016 Ariana Washington Oregon Ducks10.95 +2.6 w 2017 Mikiah Brisco LSU Lady Tigers10.96 +0.3 2018 Aleia Hobbs LSU Lady Tigers11.01 -0.7 2019 Sha'Carri Richardson LSU Lady Tigers10.75 1.6 2021 Cambrea Sturgis North Carolina A&T Aggies10.74 2.2 w 2022 Julien Alfred LCA Texas Longhorns women's11.02 0.2 2023Julien Alfred LCA Texas Longhorns women's10.72 +2.3 w 2024McKenzie Long USA Ole Miss Rebels10.82 +2.2 w 2025Samirah Moody USA USC Trojans11.14 -1.4 2026Shenese Walker USA Florida State Seminoles10.88 0.0 + Men's 100 m / 100 yd winnersUSTFCCCA InfoZone: Men's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA https://www.ustfccca.org/records-lists/meet-history-by-event?gender=1&series=3369&top=25&event=2 2024-05-29 en-UShttps://trackandfieldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ncaam100.pdf NCAA Men's 100m Track and Field News Year Athlete Team Time (wind) 1921Leonard Paulu Grinnell Pioneers10.0 y 1922Leonard Paulu Grinnell Pioneers9.9 y 1923Lou Clarke Johns Hopkins Blue Jays9.9 y 1924Not held 1925DeHart Hubbard Michigan Wolverines9.8 y 1926Roland Locke Nebraska Cornhuskers9.9 y 1927Fred Alderman Michigan State Spartans9.9 y 1928Claude Bracey Rice Owls9.6 y 1929George Simpson Ohio State Buckeyes9.4 y 1930Frank Wykoff USC Trojans9.4 y 1931Frank Wykoff USC Trojans9.6 y 1932Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Golden Eagles10.2 1933Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Golden Eagles9.4 y 1934Ralph Metcalfe Marquette Golden Eagles9.7 y 1935Jesse Owens Ohio State Buckeyes9.8 -4.0 y 1936Jesse Owens Ohio State Buckeyes10.2 1.2 1937Sam Stoller Michigan Wolverines9.7 y 1938Mozelle Ellerbe Tuskegee Golden Tigers9.7 y 1939Mozelle Ellerbe Tuskegee Golden Tigers9.8 y 1940Norwood "Barney" Ewell Penn State Nittany Lions9.6 y 1941Norwood "Barney" Ewell Penn State Nittany Lions9.6 y 1942Hal Davis California Golden Bears9.6 y 1943Hal Davis California Golden Bears10.0 y 1944Buddy Young Illinois Fighting Illini9.7 y 1945John Van Velzer Navy Midshipmen10.1 y 1946William Mathis Illinois Fighting Illini9.6 y 1947Mel Patton USC Trojans9.7 y A 1948Mel Patton USC Trojans10.4 1949Mel Patton USC Trojans9.7 y 1950Bob Boyd Loyola Marymount Lions9.8 y 1951Art Bragg Morgan State Bears9.6 y 1952Jim Golliday Northwestern Wildcats10.4 1953Willie Williams Illinois Fighting Illini9.7 y 1954Willie Williams Illinois Fighting Illini9.5 y 1955Jim Golliday Northwestern Wildcats9.6 y 1956Bobby Morrow Abilene Christian Wildcats10.4 -2.5 1957Bobby Morrow Abilene Christian Wildcats9.4 y 1958Ira Murchison Western Michigan Broncos9.5 y 1959Charlie Tidwell Kansas Jayhawks9.3 4.7 w y 1960Charlie Tidwell Kansas Jayhawks10.2 1961Frank Budd Villanova Wildcats9.4 y w 1962Frank Budd Villanova Wildcats9.4 y w 1963Larry QuestadAccording to Track and Field News analysis of a finish-line photo, Harry Carr of Arizona State, assigned the same time as Questad, actually won the race. USTFCCCA notes this in its race report but still lists Questad as the winner. Stanford Cardinal9.7 -2.7 A y 1964Harry Jerome CAN Oregon Ducks10.1 0.9 1965Charles Greene Nebraska Cornhuskers9.4 0.0 y 1966Charles Greene Nebraska Cornhuskers9.3 -1.0 y 1967Charles Greene Nebraska Cornhuskers9.21 1.5 A y 1968Lennox Miller JAM USC Trojans10.1 0.9 1969John Carlos San Jose State Spartans9.2 1.2 y 1970Eddie Hart California Golden Bears9.4 -1.0 y 1971Harrington Jackson UTEP Miners9.5 -1.4 y 1972Warren Edmonson UCLA Bruins10.1 2.5 w 1973Ed Hammonds Memphis Tigers9.4 0.0 y 1974Reggie Jones Tennessee Volunteers9.18 4.3 y w 1975Hasely Crawford TRI Eastern Michigan Eagles9.35 -1.1 A y 1976Harvey Glance Auburn Tigers10.16 0.7 1977Harvey Glance Auburn Tigers10.22 -0.1 1978Clancy Edwards USC Trojans10.07 1.7 1979Jerome Deal UTEP Miners10.19 1.4 1980Stanley Floyd Auburn Tigers10.10 1.1 1981Carl Lewis Houston Cougars9.99 2.6 w 1982Stanley Floyd Houston Cougars10.03 1.9 A 1983Emmit King Alabama Crimson Tide10.15 1.6 1984Sam Graddy Tennessee Volunteers10.25 1.5 1985Terry Scott Tennessee Volunteers10.02 2.9 w 1986Lee McRae Pittsburgh Panthers10.11 1.4 1987Ray Stewart JAM TCU Horned Frogs10.14 0.8 1988Joe DeLoach Houston Cougars10.03 0.4 1989Ray Stewart JAM TCU Horned Frogs9.97 2.4 A w 1990Leroy Burrell Houston Cougars9.94 2.2 w 1991Frankie Fredericks NAM BYU Cougars10.03 5.3 w 1992Olapade Adeniken NGR UTEP Miners10.09 2.0 1993Michael Green JAM Clemson Tigers10.09 1.7 1994Sam Jefferson Houston Cougars10.12 3.3 w 1995Tim Harden Kentucky Wildcats10.05 0.5 1996Ato Boldon TRI UCLA Bruins9.92 0.8 1997Obadele Thompson BAR UTEP Miners10.13 -0.8 1998Leonard Myles-Mills GHA BYU Cougars10.20 3.1 w 1999Leonard Myles-Mills GHA BYU Cougars9.98 1.6 2000Bernard Williams Florida Gators10.03 1.2 2001Justin Gatlin Tennessee Volunteers10.08 0.0 2002Justin Gatlin Tennessee Volunteers10.22 -2.7 2003Mardy Scales Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders10.25 2.0 2004Mardy ScalesThe top two were originally Tyson Gay of Arkansas and Michael Frater of Texas Christian University, both given a time of 10.06 with Tyson given the win. However, both positions were later vacated due to NCAA sanctions, leaving the 3rd-placer Mardy Scales as the winner. Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders10.07 1.7 2005Walter Dix Florida State Seminoles10.21 -0.4 2006Xavier Carter LSU Tigers10.09 -0.5 2007Walter Dix Florida State Seminoles9.93 0.0 2008Richard Thompson TTO LSU Tigers10.12 0.8 2009Trindon Holliday LSU Tigers10.00 1.4 2010Jeff Demps Florida Gators9.96 +2.5 w 2011Ngonidzashe Makusha ZIM Florida State Seminoles9.89 +1.3 2012Andrew Riley JAM Illinois Fighting Illini 10.28 -2.3 2013Charles Silmon TCU Horned Frogs9.89 +3.2 w 2014Trayvon Bromell Baylor Bears9.97 +1.8 2015Andre De Grasse CAN USC Trojans9.75 +2.7 w 2016 Jarrion Lawson Arkansas Razorbacks10.22 -2.3 2017Christian Coleman Tennessee Volunteers10.04 -2.1 2018Cameron Burrell Houston Cougars10.13 -0.9 2019Divine Oduduru NGR Texas Tech Red Raiders9.86 +0.8 2020Canceled due to COVID-19 2021Terrance Laird USA LSU Tigers10.05 0.4 2022Joseph Fahnbulleh LBR Florida Gators10.00 +0.6 2023Courtney Lindsey USA Texas Tech Red Raiders9.89 +1.8 2024Louie Hinchliffe GBR Houston Cougars9.95 +0.2 2025Jordan Anthony USA Arkansas Razorbacks10.07 +0.7 2026Kanyinsola Ajayi NGA Auburn Tigers9.72 +2.2 w References GBR Athletics Men GBR Athletics Women Flash Results Results Notes External links NCAA Division I men's outdoor track and field NCAA Division I women's outdoor track and field Category:NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships NCAA Division I Outdoor Category:Lists of NCAA champions in track and field