NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Men's 5,000 meter run

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This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the 3 mile run until 1975, and the metric 5000 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
1936 Don Lash Indiana14:58.5
1948 Jerry Thompson Texas15:04.5
1952 Wes Santee Kansas14:36.3
1956 Bill Dellinger Oregon14:48.5
1959Paul WhiteleyEmporia St13:59.0y
1960 Al Lawrence Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Houston14:19.8
1961 Pat Clohessy Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Houston13:47.7y
1962 Pat Clohessy Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Houston13:51.6y
1963Julio Marín Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica Southern Cal14:24.9Ay
1964Jim MurphyAir Force14:12.3 (tie)
Bill StraubArmy
1965Doug BrownMontana13:40.2y
1966 Gerry Lindgren Wash St13:33.7y
1967 Gerry Lindgren Wash St13:47.8Ay
1968 Gerry Lindgren Wash St13:47.2
1969Ole OlesonSouthern Cal13:42.0y
1970 Steve Prefontaine Oregon13:22.0y
1971 Steve Prefontaine Oregon13:20.1y
1972 Steve Prefontaine Oregon13:31.4
1973 Steve Prefontaine Oregon13:05.3y
1974Paul GeisOregon13:38.89y
1975John Ngeno Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St13:22.73Ay
1976Joshua Kimeto Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St13:47.8
1977Joshua Kimeto Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St13:38.1
1978 Rudy Chapa Oregon13:35.3
1979 Sydney Maree Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Villanova13:20.6
1980 Suleiman Nyambui Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania UTEP13:44.4
1981 Suleiman Nyambui Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania UTEP13:38.8
1982 Suleiman Nyambui Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania UTEP13:54.09A
1983 Gidamis Shahanga Flag of Tanzania.svg  Tanzania UTEP13:54.1
1984 Julius Korir Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St13:47.8
1985 Ed Eyestone Brigham Y13:56.7
1986 Terry Brahm Indiana13:56.6
1987Dean Crowe Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Boston13:43.3
1988 Matt Giusto Arizona13:55.9
1989 Marc Davis Arizona14:07.88A
1990 John Trautmann Georgetown14:07.5
1991Shannon ButlerMontana St13:41.6
1992Jon Dennis Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom South Florida14:02.4
1993Jon Dennis Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom South Florida13:59.0
1994Brian BakerArkansas14:22.1
1995Martin Keino Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Arizona14:36.8
1996 Alan Culpepper Colorado13:47.3
1997 Mebrahtom Keflezighi Flag of Eritrea.svg  Eritrea [1] UCLA13:44.2
1998 Adam Goucher Colorado13:31.6
1999 Bernard Lagat Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Wash St14:01.1
2000Brad HauserStanford13:48.8
2001 Jonathon Riley Stanford13:42.5
2002David Kimani Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya South Alabama13:59.3
2003 Alistair Cragg Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Arkansas13:47.9
2004 Robert Cheseret Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Arizona13:49.9
2005 Ryan Hall Stanford13:22.3
2006 Chris Solinsky Wisconsin14:11.7
2008 Bobby Curtis Villanova13:33.93
2009 Galen Rupp Oregon14:04.12
2010 David McNeill Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Northern Arizona13:44.81
2011 Sam Chelanga Liberty13:29.30
2012 Cameron Levins Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Southern Utah13:40.05
2013 Lawi Lalang Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Arizona13:35.19
2014 Lawi Lalang Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Arizona13:18.36
2015 Edward Cheserek Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya Oregon13:48.67
2016 Edward Cheserek Oregon 13:25.59
2017 Grant Fisher Stanford 14:35.60
2018 Sean McGorty Stanford 13:54.81
2019 Morgan McDonald Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Wisconsin 14:06.01

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  1. As noted in his article: Keflezighi never competed for Eritrea and became an American citizen the following year

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