1921 1922...- 2020-774- 1928 (Chicago, June 08–09) (8 finalists) 1. Wilford Ketz (Michigan) Jr...

-772-All-Time NCAA Men’s Results—© E. Garry Hill/T&FN 2020

HAMMER1921(Chicago, June 18)1. Charles Redmon (Chicago) ............................... Jr ................ 133‑9

(MR)2. Chester Blackwood (Northwestern) .................. So‑Jr .......... ?3. Duke Slater (Iowa) ............................................. Jr ................ ?4. Fletcher Skidmore (Sewanee) ........................... Sr ............... ?5. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ So .............. ?(40.76)

1922(Chicago, June 17)1. Jack Merchant (Cal) .......................................... Sr ............... 161‑4

(MR)2. Mike Palm (Penn State) ..................................... So .............. 136‑3

(also over old MR)3. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ Jr ................ 134‑24. Sam White (Ohio State) ..................................... Sr ............... 126‑55. Carl Schmidt (Michigan) .................................... Jr ................ 124‑2(49.18, 41.52, 40.90, 38.54, 37.84)(defending champ Redmon?)

1923(Chicago, June 16)1. Fred Tootell (Bowdoin) ...................................... Sr ............... 175‑1

(MR)2. Sam Hill (Illinois) ................................................ Sr ............... 140‑53. Howard Hindes (Michigan) ................................ Jr ................ 131‑114. Fred Ludeke (Stanford) ..................................... Sr ............... 130‑95. Carl Schmidt (Michigan) .................................... Sr ............... 129‑26. Mike Palm (Penn State) ..................................... Jr ................ 124‑8(53.36, 42.80, 40.20, 39.86, 39.38, 38.00)

1924(no meet)


1925(Chicago, June 13)(no qualifying)1. Ralph Bunker (Ohio State) ................................ Jr ................ 150‑12. Tex Cox (Minnesota) ......................................... Sr ............... 138‑23. Fuzz Merritt (Pomona) ....................................... Sr ............... 135‑24. A.T. Lyons (Amherst) ......................................... Jr ................ 131‑65. Elvin Handy (Iowa) ............................................ Jr ................ 130‑46. Harry Hawkins (Michigan) ................................. Jr ................ 129‑2(45.76, 42.12, 41.20, 40.08, 39.72, 39.38)

1926(Chicago, June 12)(no qualifying)1. Harry Hawkins (Michigan) ................................. Sr ............... 148‑02. Howard Linn (Pitt) ............................................. Jr ................ 137‑03. Emerson Nelson (Iowa) ..................................... So .............. 134‑54. Earl Williams (Iowa) ........................................... So .............. 130‑55. Fred Marquis (Iowa) .......................................... So .............. 129‑26. Willis Tressler (Wisconsin) ................................. Sr ............... 127‑2(45.12, 41.76, 40.98, 39.76, 39.38, 38.76)

1927(Chicago, June 10–11)(7 finalists)1. Donald Gwinn (Pitt) ........................................... So .............. 155‑92. Holly Campbell (Michigan) ................................ So .............. 149‑33. Howard Linn (Pitt) ............................................. Sr ............... 148‑74. Wilford Ketz (Michigan) ..................................... So .............. 146‑75. Vernon Lapp (Iowa) ........................................... So .............. 141‑86. Jacob Olwin (Chicago) ...................................... Sr ............... 137‑3(47.48, 45.50, 45.30, 44.68, 43.18, 41.84)


1928(Chicago, June 08–09)(8 finalists)1. Wilford Ketz (Michigan) ..................................... Jr ................ 163‑82. Donald Gwinn (Pitt) ........................................... Jr ................ 162‑03. Justin Dart (Northwestern) ................................ Jr ................ 148‑34. Emerson Nelson (Iowa) ..................................... Sr ............... 148‑25. Vern Lapp (Iowa) ............................................... Jr ................ 146‑06. Joe Ujhelyi (Ohio State) .................................... Jr ................ 135‑11(49.90, 49.38, 45.20, 45.16, 44.50, 41.44)… also made final— ? Anderson (Northwestern)................................ So‑Jr‑Sr Don Smalley (Indiana) ........................................ Jr

1929(Chicago, June 08)(no qualifying)1. Donald Gwinn (Pitt) ........................................... Sr ............... 163‑9

(first 2-time winner)2. Wilford Ketz (Michigan) ..................................... Sr ............... 159‑93. Dutch Clark (Denver) ......................................... Sr ............... 154‑04. Dan Beattie (Colorado State) ............................ Jr ................ 148‑05. Joe Ujhelyi (Ohio State) .................................... Sr ............... 145‑96. Jim Gilchrist (Iowa) ........................................... So‑Jr .......... 144‑7(49.92, 48.70, 46.94, 45.12, 44.44, 44.08)

1930(Chicago, June 07)1. Holly Campbell (Michigan) ................................ Sr ............... 162‑82. Jim Gilchrist (Iowa) ........................................... Jr‑Sr ........... 139‑23. Arthur Frisch (Wisconsin) .................................. So‑Jr .......... 138‑74. Wesley Youngerman (Iowa) ............................... So .............. 128‑75. James Hart (Iowa) ............................................. So‑Jr‑Sr ..... 128‑46. Otto Sell (Wisconsin) ......................................... So‑Jr‑Sr ..... 116‑6(49.58, 49.42, 42.24, 39.20, 39.12, 35.52)


1931(Chicago, June 05–06)1. Ivan Dykeman (Colorado State) ........................ So .............. 162‑12. Otto Hills (Illinois) .............................................. Sr ............... 155‑93. Noble Biddinger (Indiana) ................................. So .............. 147‑84. Arthur Frisch (Wisconsin) .................................. Jr‑Sr ........... 145‑85. Wesley Youngerman (Iowa) ............................... Jr ................ 144‑16. Elgar Mathies (Iowa).......................................... So .............. 135‑4(49.40, 47.48, 45.02, 44.40, 43.92, 41.26)… also made final— Robert Cornog (Iowa) ........................................ Jr Roderick Cox (Michigan) ................................... So ? Goodrich (Chicago) ........................................ So‑Jr‑Sr ? Holle (Minnesota) ............................................ So‑Jr‑Sr

1932(Chicago, June 11)(no qualifying)1. Grant McDougal (Penn) ..................................... Jr ................ 159‑92. Noble Biddinger (Indiana) ................................. Jr ................ 154‑03. Gantt Miller (West Virginia) ................................ So .............. 152‑24. Elmer Johnson (Ohio State) .............................. So .............. 151‑115. Roderick Cox (Michigan) ................................... Jr ................ 147‑46. Wesley Youngerman (Iowa) ............................... Sr ............... 138‑10(48.70, 46.94, 46.38, 46.30, 44.92, 42.32)(defending champ Dykeman ?)


1933(Chicago, June 16–17)(16 entrants, 7 finalists)1. Roderick Cox (Michigan) ................................... Sr ............... 156‑02. Chester Cruikshank (Colorado State) ................ So .............. 155‑113. Noble Biddinger (Indiana) ................................. Sr ............... 154‑64. Gantt Miller (West Virginia) ................................ Jr ................ 151‑105. Pete Somfeld (Pomona) .................................... Sr ............... 148‑56. Elmer Johnson (Ohio State) .............................. Jr ................ 147‑47. Dale Barker (Iowa) ............................................. Jr‑Sr ........... 130‑11

(may have improved on second day(47.54, 47.52, 47.10, 46.28, 45.24, 44.92, 39.90)(defending champ McDougal threw the weight indoors)

1934(Los Angeles, June 23)(10 entrants)1. Henry Dreyer (Rhode Island) ............................. Sr ............... 169‑82. Peter Zaremba (NYU) ........................................ Sr ............... 168‑23. Donald Favor (Maine) ........................................ Sr ............... 164‑34. Chester Cruikshank (Colorado State) ................ Jr ................ 163‑105. Gantt Miller (West Virginia) ................................ Sr ............... 162‑06. Norman Cahners (Harvard) ............................... So .............. 149‑3(51.72, 51.26, 50.06, 49.94, 49.38, 45.50)

1935(Berkeley, June 22)(9 entrants)1. Anton Kishon (Bates) ........................................ So .............. 168‑82. Chester Cruikshank (Colorado State) ................ Sr ............... 159‑103. George Frame (Maine) ...................................... Jr ................ 157‑44. Bob Parker (Cal Tech) ....................................... So .............. 153‑45. Charlie Gongloff (Pitt) ........................................ Sr ............... 142‑46. Glenn Randell (Cal) ........................................... So .............. 103‑7(51.40, 48.72, 46.96, 46.74, 43.38, 31.58)

1936‑1947 (event not held)


1948(Minneapolis, June 18–19)(8 contestants, 7 finalists)1. Sam Felton (Harvard) ........................................ Sr ............... 170‑92. George Marsanskis (Maine) .............................. Sr ............... 170‑53. James Burnham (Dartmouth) ............................ Jr ................ 168‑04. Bob Miller (Rhode Island) .................................. Sr ............... 166‑05. Ed Styrna (New Hampshire) .............................. Sr ............... 165‑106. Charles Lindekugel (Minnesota) ........................ So .............. 98‑107. Leo Nomellini (Minnesota) ................................. So .............. ?8. John Thorndike (Harvard) ................................. Sr ............... ?(52.04, 51.94, 51.20, 50.60, 50.54, 30.12)

1949‑1951

(event not held)

1952(Weston, Massachussetts, June 09)(6 contestants, no qualifying needed)1. Gil Borjeson (Brown) ......................................... Sr ............... 176‑4

(MR)2. Marty Engel (NYU) ............................................ So .............. 173‑113. Joe Chadbourne (Yale) ...................................... Jr‑Sr ........... 173‑44. Cliff Blair (BU) ................................................... Jr ................ 172‑105. Steve Dillon (Manhattan) ................................... Jr ................ 168‑36. Bob Curran (Harvard) ........................................ Jr ................ 165‑11(53.74, 53.00, 52.84, 52.68, 51.28, 50.58)

1953–55(event not held)


1956(Berkeley, June 15–16)(6 contestants, no qualifying needed)1. Bill McWilliams (Bowdoin) ................................. Jr ................ 195‑3

(MR)2. Al Hall (Cornell) ................................................. Sr ............... 193‑83. John Morefield (MIT) ......................................... Jr ................ 193‑24. Cliff Blair (BU) ................................................... Sr ............... 183‑115. Peter Harpel (Harvard) ...................................... Jr ................ 173‑86. Tom Mullins' (Hawai‘i) ....................................... Sr ............... 167‑5(59.52, 59.02, 58.88, 56.06, 52.94, 51.02)

1957–58(event not held)

1959(Lincoln, June 12–13)(7 contestants)1. John Lawlor' (BU) ............................................. Jr ................ 207‑5

(MR)2. Ed Bagdonas (Army) ......................................... Sr ............... 185‑03. Eino Keerd' (BU) ............................................... Sr ............... 181‑114. Al Jongewaard (San José State) ....................... Sr ............... 173‑95. Stan Doten (Harvard) ........................................ So .............. 163‑36. Tom Daniels (San José State) ........................... Jr ................ 97‑57. Al Wellman (Nebraska) ...................................... So .............. 88‑2(63.22, 56.38, 55.44, 52.96, 49.76, 29.70, 26.88)


1960(Berkeley, June 17–18)(8 contestants, 7 finalists)1. John Lawlor' (BU) ............................................. Sr ............... 209‑2

(MR)2. Stan Doten (Harvard) ........................................ Jr ................ 197‑83. Dave Cross (Yale) .............................................. Sr ............... 185‑74. Roger Wilson (Harvard) ..................................... Jr ................ 180‑115. Jud Sage (Navy) ................................................ Jr ................ 179‑66. Jim Pryde (UCSB) ............................................. Jr ................ 173‑17. Ed Burke (San José State) ................................ Jr ................ 161‑78. Ed Lawlor (Brown) ............................................. Sr ............... 155‑0(63.76, 60.24, 56.56, 55.14, 54.72, 52.76, 49.26, 47.24)

1961(Philadelphia, June 16–17)(14 contestants, 7 finalists)1. Tom Pagani (Cal Poly/SLO) ............................... Sr ............... 194‑102. Stan Doten (Harvard) ........................................ Sr ............... 191‑13. Jud Sage (Navy) ................................................ Sr ............... 180‑84. Ted Bailey (Harvard) .......................................... Jr ................ 179‑95. Bob McCarthy (Army) ....................................... Sr ............... 176‑116. Mike Schenker (Cornell) .................................... Sr ............... 170‑17. Dick Clark (Pitt) ................................................. Jr ................ 167‑08. Ed Rice (BU) ..................................................... So .............. 166‑10(59.38, 58.24, 55.06, 54.78, 53.92, 51.84, 50.90, 50.86)

1962(Eugene, June 15–16)(6 contestants, no qualifying)1. Ted Bailey (Harvard) .......................................... Sr ............... 193‑112. George Desnoyers (BC) .................................... Jr ................ 189‑13. Ed Burke (San José State) ................................ Sr ............... 189‑04. Doug Tozour (Navy) ........................................... Jr ................ 181‑95. Kevin Kilgallen (Holy Cross) .............................. Sr ............... 179‑46. George Frenn (Abilene Christian) ...................... Jr ................ 169‑7(59.10, 57.64, 57.60, 55.40, 54.66, 51.68)


1963(Albuquerque, June 14)(6 contestants, no qualifying)1. George Desnoyers (BC) .................................... Sr ............... 190‑2

(wins on better second mark, 189‑3 to 184‑0)2. Art Doten (Harvard) ........................................... Sr ............... 190‑23. Doug Tozour (Navy) ........................................... Sr ............... 189‑44. Clark Ballard (Army) .......................................... Sr ............... 188‑05. Mike D’Amico (Manhattan) ................................ Sr ............... 179‑96. Richard Ward (Massachusetts) ......................... Sr ............... 179‑5(57.96, 57.96, 57.70, 57.30, 54.76, 54.68)

1964(Eugene, June 19)(6 contestants, no qualifying)1. Alex Schulten (Bowdoin) ................................... So .............. 191‑62. Tom Corsetti (Northeastern) .............................. Jr ................ 190‑73. Art Croasdale (Harvard) .................................... Jr ................ 189‑24. Tom Gage (Cornell) ........................................... Jr ................ 185‑105. Warren Sumoski (UConn) .................................. Sr ............... 180‑16. George Frenn (Long Beach State) ..................... Sr ............... 179‑3(58.36, 58.08, 57.66, 56.64, 54.88, 54.64)

1965(Berkeley, June 18)(7 contestants, no qualifying)1. John Fiore (BC) ................................................. Jr ................ 200‑102. Alex Schulten (Bowdoin) ................................... Jr ................ 198‑73. Bill Corsetti (Northeastern) ................................ Sr ............... 198‑64. Art Croasdale (Harvard) .................................... Sr ............... 192‑75. Dick Smith (San José State) ............................. So .............. 173‑66. Wayne Pangburn (Bates) .................................. Jr ................ 170‑3… 3 fouls— Bob Mead (Manhattan) ...................................... Jr(61.22, 60.54, 60.20, 58.70, 52.88, 51.90)


1966(Bloomington, June 17)(10 contestants, no qualifying)1. John Fiore (BC) ................................................. Sr ............... 201‑32. Wayne Pangburn (Bates) .................................. Sr ............... 187‑33. Jim Kavanaugh (BC) ......................................... So .............. 183‑114. Andy Yuen (UConn) ........................................... Jr ................ 178‑55. Larry Hart (Army) ............................................... So .............. 177‑36. John Graham (Army) ......................................... Jr ................ 174‑87. Jack Norris (Army) ............................................ Jr ................ 166‑108. Bob Birdsey (UConn) ........................................ Jr ................ 163‑9(61.34, 57.08, 56.06, 54.38, 54.02, 53.24, 50.86, 49.92)

1967(Provo, June 16)(10 contestants, no qualifying)1. Bob Narcessian (Rhode Island) ......................... Jr ................ 197‑02. Tom Fraus (Cornell) ........................................... Sr ............... 194‑13. Jim Kavanaugh (BC) ......................................... Jr ................ 192‑24. John Graham (Army) ......................................... Sr ............... 181‑25. Ken Patera (BYU) .............................................. Sr ............... 175‑26. Andy Yuen (UConn) ........................................... Sr ............... 173‑47. Bob Birdsey (UConn) ........................................ Sr ............... 170‑108. Dick Lotspeich (Rutgers) ................................... Sr ............... 163‑6(60.04, 59.16, 58.58, 55.22, 53.40, 52.84, 52.08, 49.84)

1968(Berkeley, June 14)(13 contestants, no qualifying)1. Bob Narcessian (Rhode Island) ......................... Sr ............... 202‑12. Jim Kavanaugh (BC) ......................................... Sr ............... 199‑13. Augie Zilincar (Monmouth) ................................ Sr ............... 190‑24. Larry Hart (Army) ............................................... Sr ............... 188‑05. Ed Potts (Navy) ................................................. Jr ................ 186‑116. Roger Best (Bowdoin) ....................................... Jr ................ 184‑57. Steve DeAutremont (Oregon State) ................... So .............. 183‑68. Charles Ajootian (Harvard) ................................ Jr ................ 178‑11(61.60, 60.68, 57.96, 57.30, 56.98, 56.22, 55.94, 54.54)


1969(Knoxville, June 20)(18 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—173-5/52.86)1. Steve DeAutremont (Oregon State) ................... Jr ................ 190‑52. Dick Narcessian (Rhode Island) ........................ Jr ................ 188‑93. Tony Tenisci' (Washington State) ...................... Fr ................ 186‑14. Ed Potts (Navy) ................................................. Sr ............... 185‑15. Dewitt Davies (Dartmouth) ................................ Jr ................ 182‑106. Dave Leitch' (Ohio U) ........................................ So .............. 180‑07. Bill Dinneen (Dartmouth) ................................... So .............. 176‑78. Roger Best (Bowdoin) ....................................... Sr ............... 175‑1(58.04, 57.54, 56.72, 56.42, 55.72, 54.86, 53.82, 53.36)

1970(Des Moines, June 19)(17 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—176-5/53.78)1. Steve DeAutremont (Oregon State) ................... Sr ............... 203‑92. Dewitt Davies (Dartmouth) ................................ Sr ............... 195‑83. Dick Narcessian (Rhode Island) ........................ Sr ............... 192‑114. Al Schoterman (Kent State) ............................... So .............. 192‑75. Bill Dinneen (Dartmouth) ................................... Jr ................ 192‑16. Bill Penny (Kansas) ........................................... Jr ................ 190‑87. Tony Tenisci' (Washington State) ...................... So .............. 188‑78. Tommy Sirois (Northeastern) ............................. Jr ................ 188‑3(62.10, 59.64, 58.80, 58.70, 58.54, 58.12, 57.48, 57.38)


1971(Seattle, June 18)(14 contestants, no qualifying)1. Jacques Accambray' (Kent State) ..................... Fr ................ 227‑10

(CR, MR in sixth round)(also MR 65.86/216-1 first round and CR/MR 68.88/226-0 third round)

2. Al Schoterman (Kent State) ............................... Jr ................ 216‑1(first round, MR at time)

3. Bill Penny (Kansas) ........................................... Sr ............... 198‑64. Al Paliwoda (UConn) ......................................... Jr ................ 193‑115. Bill Shuff (Army) ................................................ Sr ............... 192‑76. Bill Dinneen (Dartmouth) ................................... Sr ............... 192‑17. John McLaughlin (Navy).................................... Jr ................ 187‑48. Tony Tenisci' (Washington State) ...................... Jr ................ 186‑5(69.44, 65.86, 60.50, 59.10, 58.70, 58.54, 57.10, 56.82)

1972(Eugene, June 02)(11 contestants, no qualifying)1. Al Schoterman (Kent State) ............................... Sr ............... 231‑3

(CR, MR)2. Jacques Accambray' (Kent State) ..................... So .............. 227‑13. Peter Farmer' (UTEP) ........................................ Fr ................ 221‑114. Frank Bredice (Southern Connecticut) .............. Sr ............... 204‑55. Mike McDermott (NYU) ..................................... Sr ............... 203‑16. Al Parrott (CW Post) .......................................... Sr ............... 199‑17. Pryor Nunn (UTEP) ............................................ Sr ............... 192‑48. Doug Greenwood (Princeton) ............................ Jr ................ 191‑8(70.48, 69.22, 67.64, 62.30, 61.90, 60.68, 58.62, 58.42)


1973(Baton Rouge, June 08)(19 contestants; qualifying round rained out)1. Jacques Accambray' (Kent State) ..................... Jr ................ 221‑62. Peter Farmer' (UTEP) ........................................ So .............. 210‑33. Ted Bregar (Navy) ............................................. Jr ................ 200‑34. Andy Bessette (UConn) ..................................... So .............. 196‑05. Al Jackson (Penn State) .................................... Fr ................ 195‑116. Brian Moore (MIT) ............................................. Sr ............... 191‑07. Tony Tenisci' (Washington State) ...................... Sr ............... 190‑18. Kent Butts (Army) .............................................. Sr ............... 188‑7(67.52, 64.08, 61.04, 59.74, 59.72, 58.22, 58.16, 57.48)(defending champ Schoterman signed pro football contract)

1974(Austin, June 07)(13 contestants, no qualifying)1. Peter Farmer' (UTEP) ........................................ Jr ................ 230‑62. Boris Djerassi (Northeastern) ............................ Jr ................ 205‑93. Andy Bessette (UConn) ..................................... Jr ................ 204‑84. Carl Shields (Cornell) ........................................ Jr ................ 200‑45. Jacques Accambray' (Kent State) ..................... Sr ............... 199‑06. Casey Ballwey (Washington) ............................. Sr ............... 190‑47. Dave Morrison (Holy Cross) .............................. Jr ................ 189‑38. Mike Giroux (Fresno State) ............................... Jr ................ 187‑8(70.26, 62.72, 62.38,61.06,60.66, 58.02, 57.68, 57.20)

1975(Provo, June 06)(25 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—183-9/56.00)1. Boris Djerassi (Northeastern) ............................ Sr ............... 225‑82. Peter Farmer' (UTEP) ........................................ Sr ............... 225‑33. Andy Bessette (UConn) ..................................... Sr ............... 213‑74. Dave Morrison (Holy Cross) .............................. Sr ............... 204‑75. Carl Shields (Cornell) ........................................ Sr ............... 201‑36. Emmit Berry (UTEP) .......................................... Fr ................ 200‑117. Mike Giroux (Fresno State) ............................... Sr ............... 198‑118. William Johnson (Northeastern) ........................ So .............. 197‑10(68.78, 68.66, 65.10, 62.36, 61.34, 61.24, 60.62, 60.30)


1976(Philadelphia, June 04)(13 contestants, no qualifying)1. Scott Neilson' (Washington) .............................. Fr ................ 216‑82. Emmit Berry (UTEP) .......................................... So .............. 208‑43. Rich Perkins (Oregon) ....................................... Sr ............... 205‑54. Ed Ajootian (Harvard) ........................................ So .............. 199‑35. Alvin Jackson (Penn State) ............................... Jr ................ 197‑116. William Johnston (Northeastern) ....................... Jr ................ 196‑117. Marl Murray (Washington State) ........................ Sr ............... 195‑78. Tapio Kuusela' (BYU) ........................................ Fr ................ 195‑6(66.04, 63.50, 62.62, 60.74, 60.34, 60.02, 59.61, 59.58)

1977(Champaign, June 03)(14 contestants, no qualifying)1. Scott Neilson' (Washington) .............................. So .............. 228‑42. Emmit Berry (UTEP) .......................................... Jr ................ 221‑43. William Johnston (Northeastern) ....................... Sr ............... 208‑24. Dwight Midles (Washington State) .................... Sr ............... 204‑105. Paul Buxton' (Washington State) ...................... Fr ................ 204‑76. Manny Silverio (Manhattan)............................... Fr ................ 203‑67. Tapio Kuusela' (BYU) ........................................ So .............. 199‑48. Dave Wiener (Army) .......................................... Sr ............... 198‑6(69.60, 67.46, 63.46, 62.44, 62.36, 62.04, 60.76, 60.50)


1978(Eugene, June 02)(31 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—194-8/59.34)1. Scott Neilson' (Washington) .............................. Jr ................ 237‑5

(MR)(first 3-time winner)

2. Emmit Berry (UTEP) .......................................... Sr ............... 211‑93. Thom Sjoholm' (UTEP) ...................................... Fr ................ 209‑14. John McArdle (Oregon) ..................................... Jr ................ 205‑15. Ken Jansson (Dartmouth) ................................. Jr ................ 199‑66. Tapio Kuusela' (BYU) ........................................ Jr ................ 199‑57. Mark Sawyer (Hayward State) ........................... Sr ............... 197‑48. Tim Bruno (Brown) ............................................ So .............. 195‑1(72.36, 64.54, 63.72, 62.50, 60.82, 60.78, 60.14, 59.46)(Qualifying [June 01]: Nielson 236-9/72.16 MR)

1979(Champaign, June 01)(24 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—195-2/59.50)1. Scott Neilson' (Washington) .............................. Sr ............... 237‑3

(first 4-time winner)2. Richard Olsen' (UTEP) ...................................... Fr ................ 218‑23. Thom Sjoholm' (UTEP) ...................................... So .............. 214‑14. Jim Jesernig (Washington State) ....................... Jr ................ 212‑25. John McArdle (Oregon) ..................................... Sr ............... 211‑36. Paul Buxton' (Washington State) ...................... So .............. 209‑87. Tom Lenz (Harvard) ........................................... Jr ................ 200‑58. Mike Duffala (Colorado State) ........................... Jr ................ 197‑8(72.32, 66.50, 65.26, 64.66, 64.38, 63.92, 61.10, 60.26)


1980(Austin, June 04)(22 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—194-7/59.30)1. Thom Sjoholm' (UTEP) ...................................... Jr ................ 225‑02. Matt Mileham' (Fresno State) ............................ Fr ................ 224‑73. Rick Buss (Stanford) ......................................... Sr ............... 216‑34. Tom Lenz (Harvard) ........................................... Sr ............... 211‑115. Jim Jesernig (Washington State) ....................... Sr ............... 208‑26. Alex Miller (New Hampshire) ............................. Sr ............... 206‑37. Dave Thomson (Stanford) ................................. Jr ................ 203‑108. Tim Bruno (Brown) ............................................ Sr ............... 198‑9(68.58, 68.46, 65.92, 64.60, 63.44, 62.86, 62.12, 60.58)

1981(Baton Rouge, June 05)(19 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—195-6/59.58)1. Richard Olsen' (SMU) ....................................... So .............. 237‑02. Robert Weir' (SMU) ........................................... Fr ................ 233‑13. Matt Mileham' (Fresno State) ............................ So .............. 227‑04. Anders Hoff' (SMU) ........................................... Fr ................ 219‑65. Bill Green (Long Beach State) ........................... So .............. 216‑86. Thom Sjoholm' (UTEP) ...................................... Sr ............... 211‑87. Dave Thomson (Stanford) ................................. Sr ............... 199‑118. Ralf Ubel' (Washington State) ........................... So .............. 198‑7(72.24, 71.04, 69.18, 66.90, 66.04, 64.52, 60.94, 60.54)

1982(Provo, June 04)(25 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—204-9/62.42)1. Richard Olsen' (SMU) ....................................... Jr ................ 240‑6 2. Robert Weir' (SMU) ........................................... So .............. 240‑33. Kjell Bystedt' (BYU) ........................................... Fr ................ 232‑34. Bill Green (Long Beach State) ........................... Jr ................ 226‑105. Matt Mileham' (Fresno State) ............................ Jr ................ 226‑86. Declan Hegarty' (BU) ........................................ Jr ................ 223‑47. Keith Bateson (SMU)......................................... So .............. 221‑18. Anders Hoff' (SMU) ........................................... So .............. 220‑9(73.30, 73.24, 70.80, 69.14, 69.08, 68.08, 67.40, 67.28)(Qualifying [6/2]: Weir' 240-7/73.34 MR)


1983(Houston, June 03)(21 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—200-9/61.20)1. Robert Weir' (SMU) ........................................... Jr ................ 244‑2

(MR fifth throw; also 242-4/73.86 MR fourth throw)2. Declan Hegarty' (BU) ........................................ Sr ............... 232‑33. Richard Olsen' (SMU) ....................................... Sr ............... 229‑24. Bill Green (Long Beach State) ........................... Sr ............... 229‑15. Mikko Valimaki' (BYU) ....................................... Fr ................ 226‑46. Tore Johnsen' (UTEP)........................................ So .............. 220‑117. Kent Landerholm (Oregon) ................................ Sr ............... 220‑58. Tore Gustafsson' (Washington State) ................ So .............. 218‑10(74.42, 69.86, 69.82, 68.98, 67.34, 67.18, 66.70, 64.24)

1984(Eugene, June 01)(27 contestants, 14 finalists; Q—198-1/60.38)1. Matt Mileham' (Fresno State) ............................ Sr ............... 241‑112. Kjell Bystedt' (San José State) .......................... So .............. 240‑53. Robert Weir' (SMU) ........................................... Sr ............... 237‑94. Mikko Välimäki' (BYU) ....................................... So .............. 226‑105. Tore Johnsen' (UTEP)........................................ Jr ................ 224‑106. Fred Schumacher' (San José State).................. So .............. 223‑77. Ken Flax (Oregon) ............................................. So .............. 222‑38. Shaun Pickering' (Stanford) .............................. Jr ................ 221‑6(73.74, 73.28, 72.48, 69.14, 68.52, 68.16, 67.74, 67.52)


1985(Austin, May 31)(28 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—206-5/62.92)1. Tore Gustafsson' (Washington State) ................ Jr ................ 246‑10

(MR in second flight)2. Kjell Bystedt' (San José State) .......................... Jr ................ 245‑3

(MR in first flight)3. Ken Flax (Oregon) ............................................. Jr ................ 244‑5

(American CR, also superior to old MR)4. Brian Masterson (Stanford) ............................... Sr ............... 229‑65. Pat Egan (Rhode Island) ................................... Sr ............... 224‑66. Conor McCullough' (BU) ................................... Jr ................ 223‑17. Tore Johnsen' (UTEP)........................................ Sr ............... 222‑18. Fred Schumacher' (San José State).................. Jr ................ 220‑9(75.24, 74.76, 74.50, 69.96, 68.42, 68.00, 67.70, 67.28)

1986(Indianapolis, June 07)(20 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—202-11/61.82)1. Ken Flax (Oregon) ............................................. Sr ............... 257‑0

(CR, MR third round, also 256-4/78.14/ CR, MR first round)

2. Tore Gustafsson' (Washington State) ................ Sr ............... 239‑93. Fred Schumacher' (San José State).................. Sr ............... 231‑44. Gary Halpin' (Manhattan) .................................. So .............. 224‑25. Jari Matinolli' (Cal) ............................................ Fr ................ 220‑66. Tony Kenneally' (BU) ......................................... So .............. 219‑47. John Wolitarsky (USC) ...................................... Sr ............... 212‑88. Mikko Välimäki' (BYU) ....................................... Jr ................ 208‑4(78.34, 73.08, 70.52, 68.34, 67.22, 66.86, 64.82, 63.50)(Qualifying [June 05]: Flax 247-11/75.56 MR; 252-6/76.96 AmCR, MR; 255‑1/77.74 AmCR, MR)


1987(Baton Rouge, June 06)(18 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—198-1/60.38)1. Stefan Jonsson' (Washington State) ................. Jr ................ 224‑82. Gary Halpin' (Manhattan) .................................. Jr ................ 219‑63. Horatio Garcia (Florida State) ............................ Sr ............... 211‑74. Mikko Välimäki' (BYU) ....................................... Sr ............... 210‑55. Russ Meldrum (BYU) ........................................ Sr ............... 208‑86. Andrew Tolputt' (USC) ...................................... Fr ................ 207‑107. David Wilson (UCLA) ......................................... So .............. 204‑98. Daron Crass (Fresno State) ............................... Jr ................ 200‑2(68.48, 66.90, 64.50, 64.10, 63.60, 63.34, 62.40, 61.02)

1988(Eugene, June 04)(18 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—200-9/61.18)1. Stefan Jonsson' (Washington State) ................. Sr ............... 233‑22. David Wilson (UCLA) ......................................... Jr ................ 218‑53. Eric Finch (Oregon) ........................................... Jr ................ 217‑84. Gary Halpin' (Manhattan) .................................. Sr ............... 212‑95. Mike Ostrom (Fresno State) .............................. Sr ............... 212‑46. Tony Kenneally' (BU) ......................................... Sr ............... 210‑107. John O’Connor (Kent State) .............................. Jr ................ 207‑38. John Knight (UCLA) .......................................... Sr ............... 206‑0(71.08, 66.58, 66.34, 64.86, 64.72, 64.26, 63.18, 62.80)

1989(Provo, June 03)(20 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—200-9/61.20)1. Christoph Koch' (Louisiana–Monroe) ................ Jr ................ 233‑22. Eric Finch (Oregon) ........................................... Sr ............... 222‑03. John O’Connor (Kent State) .............................. Sr ............... 218‑94. John Billingsley (Washington State) .................. Sr ............... 216‑75. Per Karlsson' (BYU) .......................................... So .............. 215‑76. Scott McGee (Oregon) ...................................... So .............. 211‑117. Mike Morales (UCI) ........................................... Jr ................ 209‑18. John Knight (UCLA) .......................................... Jr ................ 206‑10(71.07, 67.67, 66.68, 66.02, 65.70, 64.60, 63.72, 63.04)


1990(Durham, June 02)(17 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—192-8/58.72)1. Scott McGee (Oregon) ...................................... Jr ................ 217‑82. Mike Morales (UCI) ........................................... Sr ............... 215‑113. Per Karlsson' (BYU) .......................................... Jr ................ 212‑24. Gerry Ryan' (Manhattan) ................................... Sr ............... 211‑65. John Knight (UCLA) .......................................... Sr ............... 210‑96. Steve Dering (Syracuse) .................................... Jr ................ 209‑87. Craig Carter (Utah State) .................................. Jr ................ 208‑108. Andy Harris (Fresno State) ................................ Sr ............... 203‑10(66.36, 65.82, 64.68, 64.48, 64.24, 63.92, 63.66, 62.12)(defending champ Koch ?)

1991(Eugene, June 01)(17 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—199-6/60.80)1. Christophe Épalle' (SMU) .................................. Jr ................ 238‑62. Scott McGee (Oregon) ...................................... Sr ............... 224‑53. Per Karlsson' (BYU) .......................................... Sr ............... 220‑24. Anders Halvorsen' (Northeastern) ..................... Jr ................ 220‑25. Steve Dering (Syracuse) .................................... Sr ............... 215‑116. Andy Sheaffer (UCSB) ....................................... Sr ............... 210‑87. Kim Johansson' (Nevada) ................................. Jr ................ 208‑28. Eric Bergreen (UCLA) ........................................ Sr ............... 206‑10(72.60, 68.40, 67.12, 67.10, 65.82, 64.22, 63.44, 63.04)


1992(Austin, June 06(17 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—198-11/60.64)1. Mika Laaksonen' (UTEP) ................................... So .............. 233‑112. Kevin McMahon (Georgetown) .......................... So .............. 224‑03. Jan Bielecki' (Georgia) ...................................... Fr ................ 220‑64. Roman Linscheid' (St. John’s) .......................... So .............. 211‑15. Anders Halvorsen' (Northeastern) ..................... Sr ............... 209‑76. Brian Murer (SMU) ............................................ So .............. 207‑07. Boris Stoikos' (Georgia) .................................... Jr ................ 206‑88. Matt Shaffer (Washington State) ....................... So .............. 201‑10(71.30, 68.28, 67.22, 64.34, 63.88, 63.10, 63.00, 61.82)(defending champ Épalle left team?)

1993(New Orleans, June 02)(17 contestants; qualifying discontinued)1. Balázs Kiss' (USC) ............................................ Fr ................ 246‑102. Mika Laaksonen' (UTEP) ................................... Jr ................ 233‑73. Marko Wahlman' (UTEP) ................................... Jr ................ 232‑34. Boris Stoikos' (Georgia) .................................... Sr ............... 227‑115. Brian Murer (SMU) ............................................ Jr ................ 226‑36. Pat McGrath' (Manhattan) ................................. So .............. 223‑67. Dave Paddison (LSU) ........................................ Jr ................ 220‑78. Alex Papadimitríou' (UTEP) ............................... So .............. 220‑2(75.24, 71.20, 70.80, 69.46, 68.96, 68.12, 67.24, 67.10)

1994(Boise, June 01)(17 contestants)1. Balázs Kiss' (USC) ............................................ So .............. 245‑62. Alex Papadimitríou' (UTEP) ............................... Jr ................ 237‑73. Roman Linscheid' (St. John’s) .......................... Jr ................ 237‑64. David Loshonkohl (Arizona) .............................. Jr ................ 230‑35. Jan Bielecki' (Georgia) ...................................... So .............. 227‑106. David Popejoy (Stanford) .................................. Jr ................ 227‑87. Kevin McMahon (Georgetown) .......................... Jr ................ 220‑108. Pat McGrath' (Manhattan) ................................. Jr ................ 215‑11(74.84, 72.42, 72.38, 70.18, 69.44, 69.40, 67.32, 65.82)


1995(Knoxville, May 31)(18 contestants)1. Balázs Kiss' (USC) ............................................ Jr ................ 261‑3

(MR on fourth throw; also 78.54/257-8 first throw; 79.44/260‑7 second throw better than old MR)

2. Alex Papadimitríou' (UTEP) ............................... Sr ............... 241‑93. Kevin McMahon (Georgetown) .......................... Sr ............... 241‑54. Tomas Sjöström' (Georgia) ................................ Sr ............... 237‑05. Dave Popejoy (Stanford) ................................... Sr ............... 234‑16. David Loshonkohl (Arizona) .............................. Sr ............... 226‑07. Brian Murer (SMU) ............................................ Sr ............... 225‑118. Roman Linscheid' (St. John’s) .......................... Sr ............... 223‑11(79.62, 73.68, 73.58, 72.24, 71.36, 68.88, 68.86, 68.26)

1996(Eugene, May 31)(18 contestants)1. Balázs Kiss' (USC) ............................................ Sr ............... 265‑3

(MR) (first throw)2. Bengt Johansson' (USC) ................................... So .............. 229‑13. Tapio Kolunsarka' (Arizona) ............................... Fr ................ 228‑94. Sean McGehearty (BC) ..................................... Jr ................ 223‑75. Wes Boudreau' (Tennessee) .............................. So .............. 222‑76. Tero Tallinen' (UTEP) ......................................... Jr ................ 221‑97. John Stoikos' (South Carolina) .......................... Sr ............... 217‑108. Mark McGehearty (BC) ..................................... Jr ................ 217‑5(80.86, 69.82, 69.72, 68.14, 67.84, 67.60, 66.40, 66.26)


1997(Bloomington, June 06)(18 contestants)1. Bengt Johansson' (USC) ................................... Jr ................ 230‑12. Xavier Tison' (SMU) .......................................... So .............. 228‑23. Tapio Kolunsarka' (Arizona) ............................... So .............. 225‑84. Justin Strand (Stanford) .................................... Jr ................ 225‑25. Sean McGehearty (BC) ..................................... Sr ............... 223‑116. Ilmari Verho' (UTEP) .......................................... So .............. 222‑107. Mark McGehearty (BC) ..................................... Sr ............... 221‑98. Wes Boudreau' (Tennessee) .............................. Jr ................ 217‑8(70.12, 69.54, 68.78, 68.64, 68.24, 67.92, 67.58, 66.36)

1998(Amherst, June 05)(19 contestants)1. Libor Charfreitag' (SMU) ................................... Fr ................ 237‑22. Bengt Johansson' (USC) ................................... Sr ............... 236‑23. Mika Laiho' (Arizona State) ............................... Sr ............... 234‑64. Xavier Tison' (SMU) .......................................... Jr ................ 227‑35. Adam Connolly (Stanford) ................................. Jr ................ 227‑16. Travis Nutter (Cal) ............................................. Sr ............... 224‑97. Mårten Ejdervall' (UTEP) ................................... So .............. 220‑78. Justin Strand (Stanford) .................................... Sr ............... 218‑9(72.30, 72.22, 71.48, 69.28, 69.22, 68.50, 67.24, 66.68)

1999(Boise, June 05)(19 contestants)1. Andras Haklits' (Louisiana–Monroe) .................. Fr ................ 243‑12. Norbert Horváth' (USC) ..................................... So .............. 241‑113. Libor Charfreitag' (SMU) ................................... So .............. 239‑104. Adam Connolly (Stanford) ................................. Sr ............... 236‑15. James Parker (Utah State) ................................ So .............. 233‑96. Ilmari Verho' (UTEP) .......................................... Sr ............... 223‑47. Matt Kavanagh (Kentucky) ................................ Jr ................ 221‑48. Bert Sorin (South Carolina) ............................... Sr ............... 219‑8(74.09, 73.75, 73.10, 71.96, 71.24, 68.08, 67.46, 66.97)


2000(Durham, June 01)(19 contestants)1. Libor Charfreitag' (SMU) ................................... Jr ................ 253‑42. Andras Haklits' (Georgia) .................................. So .............. 250‑33. Janne Vartia' (UTEP) ......................................... Fr ................ 235‑114. James Parker (Utah State) ................................ Jr ................ 235‑75. Norbert Horvath' (USC) ..................................... Jr ................ 231‑116. Erick Kingston (Virginia Tech) ............................ Sr ............... 221‑87. Tom Barrett (Illinois State) ................................. Sr ............... 214‑48. Matt Kavanagh (Kentucky) ................................ Sr ............... 214‑2(77.22, 76.28, 71.90, 71.80, 70.68, 67.56, 65.34, 65.28)

2001(Eugene, May 31)(19 contestants)1. Andras Haklits' (Georgia) .................................. Jr ................ 247‑82. James Parker (Utah State) ................................ Sr ............... 240‑73. Norbert Horvath' (USC) ..................................... Sr ............... 234‑54. Janne Vartia' (UTEP) ......................................... So .............. 234‑15. Dylan Armstrong' (Texas) .................................. Fr ................ 227‑116. Carey Ryan (DePaul) ......................................... Jr ................ 226‑67. Thomas Freeman (Manhattan) .......................... So .............. 221‑18. Jason Hammond (Wyoming) ............................. Sr ............... 217‑11(75.50, 73.32, 71.46, 71.34, 69.48, 69.04, 67.38, 66.42)(defending champ Charfreitag redshirted)

2002(Baton Rouge, May 29)(19 contestants)1. Andras Haklits' (Georgia) .................................. Sr ............... 253‑82. Libor Charfreitag' (SMU) ................................... Sr ............... 252‑73. Carey Ryan (DePaul) ......................................... Sr ............... 226‑34. Panayiótis Mavragánis' (Georgia) ...................... Jr ................ 223‑65. Jacob Freeman (Manhattan) ............................. Jr ................ 222‑116. Janne Vartia' (UTEP) ......................................... Jr ................ 220‑27. Zach Riley (Ball State) ....................................... Sr ............... 212‑28. Javier Nieto' (LSU) ............................................ Sr ............... 206‑4(77.32, 76.99, 68.67, 68.13, 67.95, 67.11, 64.66, 62.90)


2003(Sacramento, June 13)(26 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—204-11/62.46)1. Lucais MacKay (Georgia) .................................. Jr ................ 230‑32. Drew Loftin (Colorado State) ............................. Sr ............... 222‑63. Panayiótis Mavragánis' (Georgia) ...................... Sr ............... 220‑64. Janne Vartia' (UTEP) ......................................... Sr ............... 220‑35. Adam Kriz (Oregon) ........................................... Sr ............... 220‑26. Spyridon Julien' (Virginia Tech) ......................... Fr ................ 218‑87. Vincent Tortorella (Northeastern) ....................... Sr ............... 217‑58. Nick Welihozkiy (Stanford) ................................ Sr ............... 215‑7(70.19, 67.83, 67.21, 67.13, 67.10, 66.65, 66.27, 65.72)

2004(Austin, June 12)(27 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—61.90/203-1)1. Jake Freeman (Manhattan) ............................... Sr ............... 232‑22. Spyridon Julien' (Virginia Tech) ......................... So .............. 231‑113. Dan Taylor (Ohio State) ..................................... Sr ............... 227‑64. Lucais MacKay (Georgia) .................................. Sr ............... 224‑25. Jérome Bortoluzzi' (SMU) ................................. So .............. 221‑26. Jake Dunkleberger (Miami/Ohio) ....................... Fr ................ 213‑77. Colton Hodge (Auburn) ..................................... Jr ................ 212‑18. Michael Murray (USC) ....................................... Sr ............... 211‑11(70.77, 70.70, 69.35, 68.32, 67.42, 65.11, 64.64, 64.59)

2005(Sacramento, June 10)(26 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—204-9/62.41)1. Spyridon Jullien' (Virginia Tech) ........................ Jr ................ 231‑12. Mattias Jons' (Boise State) ............................... Jr ................ 225‑113. Nick Owens (North Carolina) ............................. So .............. 222‑44. Cory Martin (Auburn) ......................................... So .............. 216‑95. John Paul Smolenski (Purdue) .......................... Sr ............... 215‑116. Adam Midles (USC) ........................................... So .............. 208‑107. Jake Dunkleberger (Miami/Ohio) ....................... So .............. 207‑88. Adam Trainor (Colorado State) .......................... Sr ............... 207‑5(70.43, 68.87, 67.76, 66.07, 65.82, 63.67, 63.31, 63.23)


2006(Sacramento, June 09)(26 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—207-7/63.27)1. Spyridon Jullien' (Virginia Tech) ........................ Sr ............... 237‑22. Mattias Jons' (Boise State) ............................... Sr ............... 233‑113. Nick Owens (North Carolina) ............................. Jr ................ 229‑94. Mohsen Anani' (Virginia Tech) ........................... Fr ................ 224‑35. Egor Agafonov' (Kansas) ................................... So .............. 219‑36. Matej Muža' (Virginia Tech) ............................... Fr ................ 216‑77. Adam Midles (USC) ........................................... So .............. 216‑18. Josh Henigman (Montana State) ....................... Sr ............... 210‑11(72.29, 71.31, 70.02, 68.35, 66.82, 66.03, 65.87, 64.29)

2007(Sacramento, June 08)(26 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—206-6/62.95)1. Jake Dunkleberger (Auburn).............................. Jr ................ 235‑92. Nick Owens (North Carolina) ................................Sr ................ 233‑73. Cory Martin (Auburn) .............................................Jr ................ 231‑34. Egor Agafonov' (Kansas) .......................................Jr ................ 229‑25. Adam Midles (USC) ...............................................Sr ................ 225‑06. Martin Bingisser' (Washington) .............................Sr ................ 222‑17. Eugene Bradley (UCSB) ........................................Sr ................ 213‑68. Nate Rolfe (Georgia) ..............................................So ............... 213‑0(71.87, 71.20, 70.48, 69.85, 68.58, 67.70, 65.08, 64.92)

2008(Des Moines, June 13)(25 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—210-5/64.15)1. Cory Martin (Auburn) ......................................... Sr ............... 243‑22. Jake Dunbkleberger (Auburn) ........................... Sr ............... 239‑53. Egor Agafonov' (Kansas) ................................... Sr ............... 229‑54. Boldi Kocsor (UCLA) ......................................... Jr ................ 229‑55. Matej Muža' (Virginia Tech) ............................... Jr ................ 229‑16. Steffen Nerdal' (Memphis) ................................ Jr ................ 223‑97. Colin Veldman (Oregon) .................................... Sr ............... 219‑78. Andy Fryman (Kentucky) ................................... Sr ............... 216‑7(74.13, 72.98, 69.92, 69.92, 69.83, 68.21, 66.94, 66.03)


2009(Fayetteville, June 12)(25 contestants, 12 finalists; Q—210-3/64.08)1. Marcel Lomnický' (Virginia Tech) ........................ So .............. 235‑62. Walter Henning (LSU) ........................................ So .............. 232‑03. Simon Wardhaugh' (Boise) ................................ Sr ............... 230‑54. Chris Rohr (Missouri) ........................................ Sr ............... 226‑55. Dimítrios Fylladitákis' (UTEP) ............................ So .............. 223‑3 6. Jason Lewis (Arizona State) .............................. Jr ................ 220‑67. Nate Rolfe (Georgia) .......................................... Sr ............... 214‑78. John Freeman (Georgia) .................................... Jr ................ 213‑3(71.78, 70.72, 70.23, 69.03, 68.04, 67.22, 65.41, 65.01)

2010(Eugene, June 11)(24 contestants; no qualifying round)1. Walter Henning (LSU) ........................................ Jr ................ 238‑92. Alexander Ziegler' (Virginia Tech) ...................... So .............. 237‑73. Marcel Lomnický' (Virginia Tech) ....................... Jr ................ 232‑104. Steffen Nerdal' (Memphis) ................................ Sr ............... 229‑25. Trey Henderson' (USC) ..................................... Jr ................ 219‑56. Dimítrios Fylladitákis' (UTEP) ............................ Jr ................ 219‑07. Brad Millar' (DePaul) ......................................... Sr ............... 213‑28. Timothy Morse (Radford) .................................. Sr ............... 212‑7(72.79, 72.43, 70.97, 69.86, 66.89, 66.77, 64.99, 64.80)

2011(Des Moines, June 09)(24 contestants)1. Alexander Ziegler' (Virginia Tech) ...................... Jr ................ 238‑62. Marcel Lomnický' (Virginia Tech) ....................... Sr ............... 237‑43. Walter Henning (LSU) ........................................ Sr ............... 226‑54. Trey Henderson' (USC) ..................................... Sr ............... 221‑95. Alec Faldermeyer (UCLA) .................................. Fr ................ 221‑46. Michael Lauro (LSU) .......................................... Jr ................ 221‑37. Chris Cralle (Sam Houston) ............................... Sr ............... 218‑18. Jeremy Postin (Florida) ..................................... So .............. 217‑2(72.69, 72.35, 69.03, 67.58, 67.46, 67.45, 66.48, 66.20)


2012(Des Moines, June 07)(24 contestants)1. Alexander Ziegler' (Virginia Tech) ...................... Sr ............... 248‑72. Jeremy Postin (Florida) ..................................... Jr ................ 227‑113. Alec Faldermeyer (UCLA) .................................. So .............. 224‑34. Michael Lauro (LSU) .......................................... Sr ............... 216‑85. Quentin Mege (Minnesota) ................................ Jr ................ 212‑116. Brandon Pounds (Indiana State) ....................... Jr ................ 212‑27. Micah Hegerle (Minnesota) ............................... Jr ................ 209‑88. Tyler Johnson (Arizona) ..................................... Jr ................ 209‑7(75.78, 69.47, 68.37, 66.04, 64.90, 64.66, 63.90, 63.88)

2013(Eugene, June 06)(24 contestants)1. Tomáš Kružliak' (Virginia Tech) .......................... Fr ................ 227‑32. Remy Conatser (USC) ....................................... Jr ................ 224‑13. Jeremy Postin (Florida) ..................................... Sr ............... 224‑04. Greg Skipper (Oregon) ...................................... Fr ................ 219‑115. James Lambert (Southern Illinois) ..................... Sr ............... 217‑86. Micah Hegerle (Minnesota) ............................... Sr ............... 217‑07. Alec Faldemeyer (UCLA) ................................... Jr ................ 213‑108. Elias Håkansson' (Alabama) .............................. Fr ................ 213‑9(69.26, 68.30, 68.29, 67.03, 66.34, 66.15, 65.18, 65.17)

2014(Eugene, June 12)(23 contestants)1. Matthias Tayala (Kent State) ............................. Jr ................ 241‑42. Nick Miller' (Oklahoma State............................. Jr ................ 237‑63. Michael Lihrman (Wisconsin) ............................ Jr ................ 233‑94. Greg Skipper (Oregon) ...................................... So .............. 229‑35. Tomáš Kružliak' (Virginia Tech) .......................... So .............. 227‑116. Alex Poursanidis' (Georgia) ............................... Fr ................ 227‑37. Renaldo Frechou' (South Alabama) .................. So .............. 221‑118. Kyle Strawn (Florida) ......................................... Jr ................ 212‑10(73.57, 72.40, 71.24, 69.88, 69.47, 69.28, 67.64, 64.87)


2015(Eugene, June 10)(24 contestants)1. Conor McCullough (USC) ................................. Sr ............... 252‑42. Matthias Tayala (Kent State) ............................. Sr ............... 234‑93. Greg Skipper (Oregon) ...................................... Jr ................ 233‑94. Tomáš Kružliak' (Virginia Tech) .......................... Jr ................ 226‑85. Renaldo Frechou' (South Alabama) .................. Jr ................ 225‑26. Chuk Enkwechi (Purdue) ................................... Jr ................ 224‑67. Jordan Young' (Virginia) .................................... So .............. 233‑78. Rudy Winkler (Cornell) ...................................... Fr ................ 223‑5(76.91, 71.56, 71.25, 69.10, 68.64, 68.42, 68.16, 68.10)

2016(Eugene, June 08)(24 contestants)1. Nick Miller' (Oklahoma State) ............................ Sr ............... 242‑82. Rudy Winkler (Cornell) ...................................... Jr ................ 239‑03. Greg Skipper (Oregon) ...................................... Sr ............... 234‑24. Sean Donnelly (Minnesota) ............................... Sr ............... 233‑105. Anders Eriksson' (Florida) ................................. Fr ................ 231‑36. Chuk Enekwechi (Purdue) ................................. Sr ............... 228‑107. Adam Keenan' (Northern Arizona) ..................... Jr ................ 227‑108. Dempsey McGuigan' (Mississippi) .................... So .............. 227‑1(73.98, 72.84, 71.39, 71.28, 70.48, 69.74, 69.45, 69.23)


2017(Eugene, June 07)(24 contestants)1. Rudy Winkler (Cornell) ...................................... Sr ............... 243‑2 2. Alex Young (Southeastern Louisiana) ................ Sr ............... 241‑83. Gleb Dudarev' (Kansas) .................................... Fr ................ 240‑114. Hilmar Örn Jónsson' (Virginia) ........................... So .............. 237‑55. Denzel Comenentia' (Georgia) .......................... So .............. 235‑4 6. Johnnie Jackson (LSU) ..................................... Sr ............... 235‑4 7. Alex Poursanidis' (Georgia) ............................... Sr ............... 234‑48. Joe Ellis' (Michigan) .......................................... So .............. 230‑99. Jordan Young' (Virginia) .................................... Sr ............... 228‑810. Dempsey McGuigan' (Mississippi) .................. Sr ............... 226‑1011. Adam Keenan' (Northern Arizona) ................... Sr ............... 226‑412. Cameron Brown (Tennessee) .......................... Sr ............... 224‑11(74.12, 73.66, 73.44, 72.38, 71.75, 71.72, 71.44, 70.33, 69.71, 69.14, 68.98, 68.55)

2018(Eugene, June 06)(24 contestants)1. Denzel Comenentia' (Georgia) .......................... Jr ................ 250‑82. Anders Eriksson' (Florida) ................................. Jr ................ 242‑03. Jake Norris' (LSU) ............................................. Fr ................ 240‑34. Rudy Winkler (Rutgers) ..................................... Sr ............... 238‑85. Daniel Haugh (Alabama) .................................... Jr ................ 238‑76. Morgan Shigo (Penn State) ............................... Jr ................ 237‑97. Thomas Mardal' (Florida) .................................. Fr ................ 236‑108. AJ McFarland (Florida) ...................................... Jr ................ 233‑109. Adam Kelly (Princeton) ...................................... Jr ................ 230‑610. Kevin Arreaga' (Miami) .................................... Fr ................ 229‑1011. Hilmar Örn Jónsson' (Virginia) ......................... Jr ................ 229‑5 12. Gleb Dudarev' (Kansas) .................................. So .............. 227‑0(76.41, 73.76, 73.24, 72.74, 72.72, 72.47, 72.20, 71.29, 70.27, 70.07, 69.94, 69.18)


2019(Austin, June 05)(24 contestants)1. Daniel Haugh (Kennesaw State) ........................ Sr ............... 244‑102. Gleb Dudarev' (Kansas) .................................... Jr ................ 242‑53. Hilmar Örn Jónsson' (Virginia) ........................... Sr ............... 240‑64. Thomas Mardal' (Florida) .................................. So .............. 239‑105. Denzel Comenentia' (Georgia) .......................... Sr ............... 239‑3 6. AJ McFarland (Florida) ...................................... Sr ............... 235‑27. Morgan Shigo (Penn State) ............................... Sr ............... 232‑18. Joe Ellis' (Michigan) .......................................... Sr ............... 227‑3 9. Silviu Bocancea (Cal) ........................................ Sr ............... 224‑910. Kevin Arreaga' (Miami) .................................... Jr ................ 224‑211. Anders Eriksson' (Florida) ............................... Sr ............... 223‑712. Brock Eager (Washington State) ..................... Sr ............... 222‑1(74.63, 73.88, 73.31, 73.10, 72.93, 71.68, 70.75, 69.26, 68.50, 68.32, 68.14, 67.69)

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