NCAA Division III women's outdoor track and field championships

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NCAA Division III women's outdoor track and field championships
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The NCAA Division III Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships are the annual collegiate track and field competitions for women athletes representing Division III institutions organised by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Athletes' performances in individual championships earn points for their institutions and the team with the most points receives the NCAA team title in track and field. A separate NCAA Division III men's competition is also held. These two events are separate from the NCAA Division III Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships and NCAA Division III Men's Indoor Track and Field Championships held during the winter. [1]

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The first edition of the championship was held in 1982. Following the enactment of Title IX.

Wisconsin–Oshkosh have been the most successful program, winning nine national titles.

Washington St. Louis are the reigning national champions, winning their second national title in 2024.

Results

Scoring

Team Champions

NCAA Division III Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships
YearSiteChampionship Results
WinnerPointsRunners-UpPoints
1982
Details [2] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Central (IA) 151 Frostburg State 96
1983
Details [3] 		Wisconsin–La Crosse 156 St. Thomas (MN) 126
1984
Details [4] 		Northfield, MN
(Carleton)		 Wisconsin–La Crosse (2)185½ Central (IA) 102
1985
Details [5] 		Granville, OH
(Denison)		 Cortland 62 Southern–New Orleans 61
1986
Details [6] 		La Crosse, WI
(UW–La Crosse)		 UMass Boston 52 Wisconsin–La Crosse 49½
1987
Details [7] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Christopher Newport 80 UMass Boston 58
1988
Details [8] 		Northfield, MN
(Carleton)		 Christopher Newport (2)95 UMass Boston 66
1989
Details [9] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Christopher Newport (3)58 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 51½
1990
Details [10] 		Wisconsin–Oshkosh 75 Cortland State 48
1991
Details [11] 		Berea, OH
(Baldwin Wallace)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (2)66½ Cortland State 56
1992
Details [12] 		Waterville, ME
(Colby)		 Christopher Newport (4)61 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 47
1993
Details [13] 		Berea, OH
(Baldwin Wallace)		 Lincoln (PA) 57 Wisconsin–La Crosse 52
1994
Details [14] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Christopher Newport (5)73 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 53
1995
Details [15] 		Northfield, MN
(Carleton)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (3)58 St. Thomas (MN) 52
1996
Details [16] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (4)69½ Lincoln (PA) 62
1997
Details [17] 		La Crosse, WI
(UW–La Crosse)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (5)59 Wisconsin–La Crosse 38¾
1998
Details [18] 		St. Paul, MN
(Macalester)		 Christopher Newport (6)59 Wheaton (MA) 50
1999
Details [19] 		Berea, OH
(Baldwin Wallace)		 Lincoln (PA) (2)54 Wheaton (MA) 48
2000
Details [20] 		Naperville, IL
(North Central)		 Lincoln (PA) (3)65 Christopher Newport 50
2001
Details [21] 		Decatur, IL
(Millikin)		 Wheaton (MA) 83½ Calvin 49
2002
Details [22] 		St. Paul, MN
(Macalester)		 Wheaton (MA) (2)67 McMurry 49
2003
Details [23] 		Canton, NY
(St. Lawrence)		 Wheaton (MA) (3)72 Lehman 52
2004
Details [24] 		Decatur, IL
(Millikin)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (6)57 Calvin 42¼
2005
Details [25] 		Waverly, IA
(Wartburg)		 Wartburg 43 Wisconsin–Oshkosh
Calvin 		42
2006
Details [26] 		Lisle, IL
(Benedictine)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (7)52 Williams 42
2007
Details [27] 		Oshkosh, WI
(UW–Oshkosh)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (8)57 Calvin 44½
2008
Details [28] 		Illinois Wesleyan
Wisconsin–River Falls 		35 Wartburg 34
2009
Details [29] 		Marietta, OH
(Marietta)		 Wartburg (2)52 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 50
2010
Details [30] 		Berea, OH
(Baldwin Wallace)		 Illinois Wesleyan (2)54 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 53
2011
Details [31] 		Delaware, OH
(Ohio Wesleyan)		 Wisconsin–Oshkosh (9)80 Wartburg 59
2012
Details [32] 		Claremont, CA
(Claremont–MS)		 Wartburg (3)129 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 52
2013
Details [33] 		La Crosse, WI
(UW–La Crosse)		 Wartburg (4)46 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 43
2014
Details [34] 		Delaware, OH
(Ohio Wesleyan)		 Wartburg (5)65 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 63
2015
Details [35] 		Canton, NY
(St. Lawrence)		 Wisconsin–La Crosse (3)73 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 43
2016
Details [36] 		Waverly, IA
(Wartburg)		 Illinois Wesleyan (3)42 Baldwin Wallace 41
2017
Details [37] 		Geneva, OH
(The Spire Institute)		 Washington St. Louis 56 Ithaca College 37
2018
Details [38] 		La Crosse, WI
(UW–La Crosse)		 George Fox
UMass Boston (2)		44 Washington St. Louis 38
2019
Details [39] 		Geneva, OH
(NCAC)		 Loras 53 Washington St. Louis 49
2020Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021
Details [40] 		Greensboro, NC Loras (2)60Wisconsin–La Crosse57
2022
Details [41] [42] 		Geneva, OH
(NCAC)		Loras (3)55Wisconsin–La Crosse51
2023
Details 		Rochester, NY
(St. John Fisher)		Wisconsin–La Crosse (4)67.5Loras58
2024
Details 		Myrtle Beach, SC
(Coastal Carolina)		Wisconsin St. Louis (2)71Wisconsin–La Crosse47.5
2025
Details 		Geneva, OH
(NCAC)
2026
Details 		La Crosse, WI
(UW–La Crosse)

Champions

Team titles

Active programs

TeamTitlesYears
Wisconsin–Oshkosh 91990, 1991, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2011
Christopher Newport 61987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1998
Wartburg 52005, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014
Wisconsin–La Crosse 41983, 1984, 2015, 2023
Loras 32019, 2021, 2022
Illinois Wesleyan 32008*, 2010, 2016
Wheaton (MA) 32001, 2002, 2003
Washington St. Louis 22017, 2024
UMass Boston 21986, 2018*
George Fox 12018*
Wisconsin–River Falls 12008*
Cortland 11985
Central (IA) 11982

Former programs

TeamTitlesYears
Lincoln (PA) 31993, 1999, 2000

Individual titles

RankTeamTitles
1 Wisconsin–Oshkosh 50
2 Christopher Newport 29
3 Wisconsin–La Crosse 27
4 Lincoln (PA)
Wartburg 		24
5 SUNY Cortland 22
6 St. Thomas (MN)
Calvin 		17
7 Wheaton (MA)
UMass Boston 		16
8 Williams 15
9 TCNJ
Nebraska Wesleyan 		13
10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 12

Championship Event records [43]

EventRecordAthleteUniversityDateMeetRef
Track events
100 m 11.49 (+0.5 m/s)Michelle KwafoCoast Guard27 May 20232023 Championships [44]
200 m 23.44 (+1.7 m/s)Gabrielle NolandLoras25 May 20192019 Championships
400 m 52.81Wadeline JonathasUMass Boston24 May 20172017 Championships
800 m 2:02.52Esther SeelandMessiah29 May 20212021 Championships
1500 m 4:13.69Emily PomainvilleSUNY Geneseo27 May 20212021 Championships
5000 m 15:51.23Missy ButtryWartburg24 May 20032003 Championships
10000 m 33:02.53Kassie ParkerLoras25 May 20232023 Championships [45]
100 m hurdles 13.60 (+0.9 m/s)Bridget CochranChristopher Newport21 May 19981998 Championships
400 m hurdles 58.51Ashante LittleWheaton (Mass.)24 May 20142014 Championships
3000 m steeplechase 10:07.07Evie MillerTrine26 May 20222022 Championships
4 × 100 m relay 45.60Harmony Creasy
Marion Edwards
Stevie Lambe
Gabrielle Noland		Loras27 May 20232023 Championships [46]
4 × 400 m relay 3:34.32Tessa Donoghue
Vernick Smith
Jana Bromell
Amber James		Wheaton (Mass.)24 May 20032003 Championships
Field events
High jump 1.81 m (5-11 1/4)Kristy Laramee
Maria Megnin		Middlebury
Hartwick		22 May 19991999 Championships
Pole vault 4.22 m (13-10)Marissa KalseyWestminster (Pa.)25 May 20172017 Championships
Long jump 6.20 m (20-4 1/4)Skye MorrisonWartburg25 May 20122012 Championships
Triple jump 13.215 m (43 ft 4+1⁄4 in)(+0.7 m/s)Victoria KadiriJohn Hopkins27 May 20232023 Championships [47]
Shot put 16.77 m (55-¼)Robyn JarockiUW-Oshkosh27 May 20062006 Championships
Discus throw 55.02 m (180-6)Kristin KuehlConcordia Moorhead30 May 19921992 Championships
Hammer throw 64.03 m (210-1)Whitney SimmonsUT Tyler27 May 20172017 Championships
Javelin throw 55.34 m (181-7)Christina ScherwinMoravian24 May 20032003 Championships
Heptathlon 5372 ptsEmily LavarnwaySUNY Geneseo27 May 20212021 Championships

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  42. ↑ 2022 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships Delta Timing Group
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