NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Men's 1,500 meter run

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This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the mile run until 1975, and the metric 1500 meters being contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, starting in 1974 fully automatic timing was used.

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Champions

Key
y=yards
A=Altitude affected
YearName, (Country)TeamTime
1921Ray WatsonKansas St4:23.4y
1922Larry ShieldsPenn St4:20.4y
1923 Schuyler Enck Penn St4:27.4y
1924Not held
1925Jim ReeseTexas4:18.8y
1926Charles JudgeNotre Dame4:22.5y
1927 Ray Conger Iowa St4:17.6y
1928Rufus KiserWashington4:17.6y
1929Wilbur GetzAlfred4:19.4y
1930Joseph SivakButler4:19.3y
1931Ray PutnamIowa St4:18.0y
1932 Glenn Cunningham Kansas3:53.0
1933 Glenn Cunningham Kansas4:09.8y
1934 Bill Bonthron Princeton4:08.9y
1935 Archie San Romani Emporia St4:19.1y
1936 Archie San Romani Emporia St3:53.0
1937Charles FenskeWisconsin4:13.9y
1938 Louis Zamperini Southern Cal4:08.3y
1939 Louis Zamperini Southern Cal4:13.6y
1940John MunskiMissouri4:14.7y
1941 Leslie MacMitchell New York4:10.4y
1942Bob GinnNebraska4:11.1y
1943Don BurnhamDartmouth4:19.1y
1944 Robert Hume Michigan4:16.6y
Ross Hume Michigan
1945 Ross Hume Michigan4:18.5y
1946Robert RehbergIllinois4:15.2y
1947Gerry KarverPenn St4:17.2yA
1948Don GehrmannWisconsin3:54.3
1949Don GehrmannWisconsin4:09.6y
1950Don GehrmannWisconsin4:12.4y
1951Warren DruetzlerMichigan St4:08.8y
1952 Bob McMillen Occidental3:50.7y
1953 Wes Santee Kansas4:03.7y
1954 Bill Dellinger Oregon4:13.8y
1955 Jim Bailey Oregon4:05.6y
1956 Ron Delany Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Villanova3:47.3
1957 Ron Delany Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Villanova4:06.5y
1958 Ron Delany Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Villanova4:03.5y
1959 Jim Grelle Oregon4:03.9y
1960 Dyrol Burleson Oregon3:44.2
1961 Dyrol Burleson Oregon4:00.5y
1962 Dyrol Burleson Oregon3:59.8y
1963Morgan GrothOregon St4:05.3Ay
1964Morgan GrothOregon St3:40.4
1965 Bob Day UCLA4:01.8y
1966Dave PatrickVillanova4:02.1y
1967 Jim Ryun Kansas4:03.5Ay
1968Dave PatrickVillanova3:39.9
1969 Marty Liquori Villanova3:57.7y
1970 Marty Liquori Villanova3:59.9y
1971 Marty Liquori Villanova3:57.6y
1972 Dave Wottle Bowling Green3:39.7
1973 Dave Wottle Bowling Green3:57.1y
1974 Paul Cummings Brigham Y4:01.1y
1975 Eamonn Coghlan Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Villanova4:00.06Ay
1976 Eamonn Coghlan Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Villanova3:37.0
1977 Wilson Waigwa Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya UTEP3:39.9
1978 Steve Scott UC Irvine3:37.6
1979 Don Paige Villanova3:39.2
1980 Sydney Maree Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Villanova3:38.6
1981 Sydney Maree Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Villanova3:35.30
1982 Jim Spivey Indiana3:45.42A
1983 Frank O'Mara Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Arkansas3:40.5
1984 Joaquim Cruz Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Oregon3:36.5
1985 Abdi Bile Flag of Somalia.svg  Somalia George Mason3:41.6
1986Doug MyersOregon3:41.7
1987 Abdi Bile Flag of Somalia.svg  Somalia George Mason3:35.79
1988 Joe Falcon Arkansas3:38.9
1989 Kip Cheruiyot Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Mt. St. Mary's3:42.06A
1990 Bob Kennedy Indiana3:40.4
1991 Samuel Kibiri Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St3:39.5
1992 Steve Holman Georgetown3:38.4
1993 Marko Koers Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Illinois3:38.1
1994 Graham Hood Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Arkansas3:42.1
1995 Kevin Sullivan Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Michigan3:37.6
1996 Marko Koers Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Illinois3:37.6
1997 Seneca Lassiter Arkansas3:40.2
1998 Seneca Lassiter Arkansas3:42.3
1999 Clyde Colenso Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Southern Meth3:47.5
2000 Gabe Jennings Stanford3:37.76
2001Bryan BerryhillColorado St3:37.0
2002 Donald Sage Stanford3:42.7
2003 Grant Robison Stanford3:40.4
2004 Chris Mulvaney Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Arkansas3:44.7
2005 Leonel Manzano Texas3:37.1
2006 Vincent Rono Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya South Alabama3:44.1
2007 Lopez Lomong Northern Arizona3:37.07
2008 Leonel Manzano Texas3:41.25
2009 German Fernandez Oklahoma State3:39.00
2010 Andrew Wheating Oregon3:47.94
2011 Matthew Centrowitz Oregon3:42.54
2012 Andrew Bayer Indiana3:43.82
2013 Mac Fleet Oregon3:50.25
2014 Mac Fleet Oregon3:39.09
2015 Chad Noelle Oklahoma State3:54.96
2016 Clayton Murphy Akron 3:36.38
2017 Josh Kerr New Mexico 3:43.03
2018 Oliver Hoare Wisconsin3:44.77
2019 Yared Nuguse Notre Dame3:41.39
2020Not held--
2021 Cole Hocker Oregon 3:35.35
2022 Joe Waskom Washington 3:45.58
2023 Nathan Green Washington 3:39.50

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