NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships – Men's 600 yard dash

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This is a list of the NCAA indoor champions in a long sprint event or short middle distance depending on the source's opinion. Generally that was the 600 yard run until 1983, and the 500 meters being contested 1984-87. The 1986 and 1987 races are reported to be on a short track. While both races, won by Roddie Haley are more than a second faster than two previous races, it is unclear if that is because the race was short or the track was less than 200 meters. Hand timing was used until 1975 and in 1980, starting in 1976 fully automatic timing was used. [1]

Roddie Haley is an American former sprinter.

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Champions

Key
y=yards
w=wind aided
A=Altitude assisted

600 Yards

YearName, (Country)TeamTime
1965 Leland Albright Louisiana St1:10.0
1966 Martin McGrady Central St OH1:09.4
1967 Steve Carson Iowa St1:10.2
1968 Tom Albright Colgate1:10.6
1969 Bill Wehrwein Michigan St1:09.8
1970 Rick Wohlhuter Notre Dame1:09.5
1971 Tommie Turner Murray St1:09.6
1972 Dale Gibson Mississippi St1:11.3
1973 Beaufort Brown Florida1:10.0
1974 Stan Vinson Eastern Mich1:10.1
1975 Stan Vinson Eastern Mich1:10.2
1976 Charles Dramiga Flag of Uganda.svg  Uganda New Mexico1:10.58
1977 Mike Solomon Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago New Mexico1:10.01
1978 Walter McCoy Florida St1:09.64
1979 Anthony Tufariello Villanova1:09.41
1980 Mike Ricks Kansas1:10.06
1981 Eugene Sanders Mississippi Valley1:09.84
1982 Eugene Sanders Mississippi Valley1:08.51
1983 Sunder Nix Indiana1:10.51

500 Meters

YearName, (Country)TeamTime
1984 Robin Thomas SE Missouri St1:02.06
1985 Willie Caldwell Baylor1:01.24
1986 Roddie Haley Arkansas59.82
1987 Roddie Haley Arkansas59.90

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