NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships – Men's shot put

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This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the shot put. Measurement was conducted in imperial distances (feet and inches) until 1975. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were measured in metric distances.

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Champions

Key
A=Altitude assisted
YearName, (Country)TeamDistance
1919William AllenMaine
1920not held
1921 Gus Pope Washington13.83
1922 Jack Merchant California13.57
1923 Norman Anderson Southern Cal14.22
1924not held
1925 Glenn Hartranft Stanford15.24
1926 John Kuck Emporia St15.26
1927 Herman Brix Washington14.51
1928 Harlow Rothert Stanford15.21
1929 Harlow Rothert Stanford15.31
1930 Harlow Rothert Stanford15.59
1931Robert HallSouthern Cal15.16
1932 Hugh Rhea Nebraska15.99
1933 Jack Torrance Louisiana St16.10
1934 Jack Torrance Louisiana St16.63
1935Elwyn DeesKansas15.57
1936James ReynoldsStanford15.38
1937 Sam Francis Nebraska16.30
1938 Elmer Hackney Kansas St15.76
1939 Elmer Hackney Kansas St17.03
1940 Al Blozis Georgetown17.08
1941 Al Blozis Georgetown16.72
1942 Al Blozis Georgetown16.70
1943Elmer AussiekerMissouri15.94
1944Norman WasserNew York14.96
1945 Ed Quirk Missouri16.16
1946Bernie MayerNew York16.11
1947 Charles Fonville Michigan16.74A
1948 Charles Fonville Michigan16.64
1949 Jim Fuchs Yale17.11
1950 Jim Fuchs Yale17.35
1951 Darrow Hooper Texas A&M16.43
1952 Parry O'Brien Southern Cal17.39
1953 Parry O'Brien Southern Cal17.86
1954Tom JonesMiami OH16.53
1955 Bill Nieder Kansas17.45
1956Ken BantumManhattan18.30
1957Dave OwenMichigan18.13
1958 Dave Davis Southern Cal17.84
1959Carl ShinePennsylvania17.67
1960 Dallas Long Southern Cal18.82
1961 Dallas Long Southern Cal19.29
1962 Dallas Long Southern Cal19.68
1963 Gary Gubner New York19.02A
1964 Gary Gubner New York18.79
1965 Neal Steinhauer Oregon19.05
1966 Randy Matson Texas A&M20.46
1967 Randy Matson Texas A&M20.65A
1968Steve MarcusUCLA18.79
1969 Karl Salb Kansas19.73
1970 Karl Salb Kansas19.46
1971 Karl Salb Kansas20.41
1972Fred DeBernardiUTEP20.28
1973 Hans Höglund Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden UTEP19.68
1974Jesse StuartWestern Kentucky20.25
1975 Hans Höglund Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden UTEP21.33A
1976Dana LeDucTexas19.95
1977 Terry Albritton Stanford20.51
1978 Dave Laut UCLA20.15
1979 Dave Laut UCLA20.41
1980 Mike Carter Southern Meth20.4
1981 Mike Carter Southern Meth21
1982Dean CrouserOregon20.84A
1983 Mike Carter Southern Meth20.9
1984 John Brenner UCLA21.92
1985John CampbellLouisiana Tech21.12
1986 Lars Arvid Nilsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway Southern Meth21.22
1987Garry FrankMississippi St19.89
1988 Mike Stulce Texas A&M18.99
1989 Mike Stulce Texas A&M21.02A
1990 Shane Collins Arizona St20.20
1991 Simon Williams Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Louisiana St18.69
1992 Brent Noon Georgia19.98
1993 Brent Noon Georgia20.41
1994 Brent Noon Georgia20.67
1995 John Godina UCLA22.00
1996 Andy Bloom Wake Forest19.82
1997 Adam Nelson Dartmouth19.62
1998 Brad Snyder Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada South Carolina19.70
1999 Janus Robberts Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Southern Meth20.10
2000 Joachim Olsen Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Idaho20.26
2001 Janus Robberts Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Southern Meth21.97
2002 Janus Robberts Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Southern Meth21.60
2003 Carl Myerscough Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Nebraska21.92
2004 Carl Myerscough Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Nebraska20.64
2005 Edis Elkasevic Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Auburn20.88
2006 Garrett Johnson Florida St20.29
2007 Noah Bryant Southern California20.04
2008 Cory Martin Auburn20.35
2009 Ryan Whiting Arizona State20.11
2010 Ryan Whiting Arizona State21.97
2011 Jordan Clarke Arizona State19.75
2012 Jordan Clarke Arizona State20.40
2013 Ryan Crouser Texas20.31
2014 Ryan Crouser Texas21.12
2015Jonathan JonesBuffalo20.78
2016 Filip Mihaljević Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Virginia20.71
2017 Filip Mihaljevic Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Virginia21.30

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