High jump at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships

The high jump has been held at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships annually since 1965. The women's competition began in 1983. ^[1]

Winners

Key

A=Altitude assisted

Women's high jump winners [2] [3] Year Athlete Team Mark 1983 Disa Gisladottir Alabama Crimson Tide 1.88m 6–2 1984 Mary Moore Washington State Cougars 1.83m 6–0 1985 Mary Moore Indiana Hoosiers 1.90m 6–3 1986 Katrena Johnson Arizona Wildcats 1.85m 6-¾ 1987 Lisa Bernhagen Stanford Cardinal 1.91m 6-3¼ 1988 Angie Bradburn Texas Longhorns 1.88m 6–2 1989 Paula John Weber State Wildcats 1.83m 6–0 1990 Sissy Cotner Auburn Tigers 1.88m 6–2 1991 Tanya Hughes Arizona Wildcats 1.88m 6–2 1992 Natasha Alleyne Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 1.89m 6-2¼ 1993 JC Broughton Arizona Wildcats 1.92m 6-3½ 1994 Amy Acuff UCLA Bruins 1.89m 6-2¼ 1995 Amy Acuff UCLA Bruins 1.97m 6-5½ 1996 Najuma Fletcher Pittsburgh Panthers 1.85m 6-¾ 1997 Amy Acuff UCLA Bruins 1.91m 6-3¼ 1998 Erin Aldrich Texas Longhorns 1.94m 6-4¼ 1999 Erin Aldrich Texas Longhorns 1.92m 6-3½ 2000 Dora Gyorffy Harvard Crimson 1.94m 6-4¼ 2001 Kart Siilats Harvard Crimson 1.85m 6-¾ 2002 Darnesha Griffith UCLA Bruins 1.85m 6-¾ 2003 Nevena Lendel SMU Mustangs 1.89m 6-2¼ 2004 Chaunte Howard Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 1.92m 6-3½ 2005 Chaunte Howard Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 1.92m 6-3½ 2006 Sheena Gordon North Carolina Tar Heels 1.86m 6-1¼ 2007 Patty Sylvester Georgia Bulldogs 1.89m 6-2¼ 2008 Ebba Jungmark Washington State Cougars 1.89m 6-2¼ 2009 Destinee Hooker Texas Longhorns 1.98m 6-6 2010 Liz Patterson Arizona Wildcats 1.93m 2011 Brigetta Barrett Arizona Wildcats 1.90m 2012 Brigetta Barrett Arizona Wildcats 1.96m 2013 Brigetta Barrett Arizona Wildcats 1.95m 2014 Leontia Kallenou Georgia Bulldogs 1.87m A 2015 Leontia Kallenou Georgia Bulldogs 1.93m 2016 Akela Jones Kansas State Wildcats 1.87m 2017 Mady Fagan Georgia Bulldogs 1.93m 2018 Nicole Greene North Carolina Tar Heels 1.87m 2019 Zarriea Willis Texas Tech Red Raiders 1.87m 2021 Tyra Gittens Texas A&M Aggies 1.90m 2022 Lamara Distin Texas A&M Aggies 1.92m 2023 Lamara Distin Texas A&M Aggies 1.91m A 2024 Rachel Glenn Arkansas Razorbacks 2.00m 2025 Temitope Adeshina Texas Tech Red Raiders 1.94m

Men's high jump winners [4] [5] Year Athlete Team Mark 1965 Frank Costello Maryland Terrapins 2.08m 6–10 1966 Otis Burrell Nevada Wolf Pack 2.13m 7–0 1967 Ted Downing Miami RedHawks 2.13m 7–0 1968 Dick Fosbury Oregon State Beavers 2.13m 7–0 1969 Ron Jourdan Florida Gators 2.15m 7-¾ 1970 Ken Lundmark BYU Cougars 2.13m 7–0 1971 Pat Matzdorf Wisconsin Badgers 2.18m 7–2 1972 Chris Dunn Colgate Raiders 2.20m 7-2¾ 1973 Chris Dunn Colgate Raiders 2.18m 7–2 1974 Mike Fleer Oregon State Beavers 2.18m 7–2 1975 Greg Joy UTEP Miners 2.18m 7–2 1976 Dwight Stones Long Beach State Beach 2.21m 7–3 1977 Greg Joy UTEP Miners 2.22m 7-3¼ 1978 Franklin Jacobs Fairleigh Dickinson Knights 2.26m 7–5 1979 Jim Pringle Florida Gators 2.24m 7-4¼ 1980 Franklin Jacobs Fairleigh Dickinson Knights 2.24m 7-4¼ 1981 Leo Williams Navy Midshipmen 2.27m 7-5¼ 1982 Leo Williams Navy Midshipmen 2.28m 7-5¾ 1983 Brian Stanton Houston Cougars 2.29m 7–6 1984 Nick Saunders Boston University Terriers 2.27m 7-5¼ 1985 Brian Tietjens Iowa State Cyclones 2.26m 7–5 1986 James Lott Texas Longhorns 2.26m 7–5 1987 James Lott Texas Longhorns 2.29m 7–6 1988 Hollis Conway Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns 2.30m 7-6½ 1989 Hollis Conway Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns 2.37m 7-9¼ 1990 Brian Brown Northwestern State Demons 2.34m 7–8 1991 Tom Barton George Mason Patriots 2.30m 7-6½ 1992 Tom Lange LSU Tigers 2.30m 7-6½ 1993 Percell Gaskins Kansas State Wildcats 2.27m 7-5¼ 1994 Randy Jenkins Tennessee Volunteers 2.31m 7-7 1995 Petar Malesev Nebraska Cornhuskers 2.24m 7-4¼ 1996 Michael Roberson McNeese State Cowboys 2.26m 7–5 1997 Eric Bishop North Carolina Tar Heels 2.29m 7–6 1998 Kenny Evans Arkansas Razorbacks 2.29m 7–6 1999 Mark Boswell Texas Longhorns 2.31m 7-7 2000 Mark Boswell Texas Longhorns 2.33m 7-7¾ 2001 Charles Clinger Weber State Wildcats 2.26m 7–5 2002 Tora Harris Princeton Tigers 2.26m 7–5 2003 Adam Shunk [a] North Carolina Tar Heels 2.20m 7-2½ 2004 Andra Manson Texas Longhorns 2.23m 7-3¾ 2005 Jesse Williams USC Trojans 2.26m 7–5 2006 Jesse Williams USC Trojans 2.29m 7–6 2007 Donald Thomas Auburn Tigers 2.33m 7-7¾ 2008 Dusty Jonas Nebraska Cornhuskers 2.31m 7-7 2009 Scott Sellers Kansas State Wildcats 2.25m 7-4½ 2010 Derek Drouin Indiana Hoosiers 2.28m 2011 Derek Drouin Indiana Hoosiers 2.33m 2012 Nick Ross Arizona Wildcats 2.23m 2013 Derek Drouin Indiana Hoosiers 2.35m 2014 James Harris Florida State Seminoles 2.32m A 2015 JaCorian Duffield Texas Tech Red Raiders 2.29m 2016 Trey Culver Texas Tech Red Raiders 2.23m 2017 Trey Culver Texas Tech Red Raiders 2.26m 2018 Randall Cunningham II USC Trojans 2.29m 2019 Shelby McEwen Alabama Crimson Tide 2.29m 2021 JuVaughn Harrison LSU Tigers 2.30m 2022 Vernon Turner Oklahoma Sooners 2.32m 2023 Romaine Beckford South Florida Bulls 2.24m A 2024 Romaine Beckford Arkansas Razorbacks 2.27m 2025 Tyus Wilson Nebraska Cornhuskers 2.28m

Notes

1. Jerrick Holmes of the Cal State Northridge Matadors track and field team originally won in 2.23 m, but he was later declared ineligible. ^{[6] [7]}

References

1. GBR Athletics
2. "USTFCCCA InfoZone: Women's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA" . Retrieved May 31, 2024.
3. "2023 DIVISION I WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK" (PDF).
4. "USTFCCCA InfoZone: Men's Meet History by Event ::: USTFCCCA" . Retrieved May 31, 2024.
5. "2023 DIVISION I MEN'S INDOOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS BOOK" (PDF).
6. "NCAA disqualifies Husker". Kearney Hub . June 5, 2003. p. 15. Retrieved October 22, 2025.
7. "3 indoor track performers are disqualified". USA Today . June 3, 2003. p. 9. Retrieved October 22, 2025.