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Wrestling (71):
1928—Arthur Holding (138)
1930—Hugh Linn (135)
1931—Richard Cole (135)
1932—Robert Hess (174)
1933—Merrill Frevert (155), George Martin (165), Robert Hess (175)
1948—Glen Brand (174)
1958—Les Anderson (130), Ron Gray (147)
1959—Larry Hayes (137), Ron Gray (147)
1960—Les Anderson (137), Larry Hayes (147)
1961—Larry Hayes (147)
1964—Gordon Hassman (157)
1965—Veryl Long (147), Tom Peckham (177)
1966—Tom Peckham (177)
1967—Vic Marcucci (160)
1968—Dan Gable (130), Dale Bahr (145), Reg Wicks (160)
1969—Dan Gable (137), Jason Smith (167), Chuck Jean (177)
1970—Dave Martin (158), Jason Smith (167), Chuck Jean (177)
1971—Carl Adams (158), Ben Peterson (190)
1972—Carl Adams (158), Ben Peterson (190), Chris Taylor (HWT)
1973—Rich Binek (177), Chris Taylor (HWT)
1975—Al Nacin (190)
1977—Frank Santana (190)
1978—Mike Land (126)
1979—Kelly Ward (158)
1981—Jim Gibbons (134), Nate Carr (150)
1982—Nate Carr (150)
1983—Nate Carr (150)
1984—Kevin Darkus (126)
1985—Joe Gibbons (142)
1987—Billy Kelly (126), Tim Krieger (150), Stewart Carter (158), Eric Voelker (190)
1988—Mike VanArsdale (167)
1989—Tim Krieger (150), Eric Voelker (190)
1996—Chris Bono (150)
1997—Barry Weldon (177)
1999—Cael Sanderson (184)
2000—Cael Sanderson (184)
2001—Cael Sanderson (184)
2002—Aaron Holker (141), Joe Heskett (165), Cael Sanderson (197)
2004—Zach Roberson (133)
2006—Nate Gallick (141)
2007—Trent Paulson (157)
2009—Jake Varner (197)
2010—Jake Varner (197), David Zabriskie (HWT)
2011—Jon Reader (174)
2015—Kyven Gadson (197)
2021—David Carr (157)
2024 — David Carr (165)
Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (11):
1922—Lloyd Rathbun (Two Mile)
1927—Ray Conger (Mile)
1931—Ray Putnam (Mile)
1943—George Gast (Javelin)
1981—Scott Crowell (Discus)
1984—Danny Harris (400m Hurdles)
1985—Danny Harris (400m Hurdles)
1986—Danny Harris (400m Hurdles)
1993—Jonah Koech (10,000m)
1996—Dmitry Drozdov (3,000m Steeplechase)
2015—Edward Kemboi (800m)
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Men’s Gymnastics (18):
1969—Ward Meythaler (Still Rings)
1970—Russ Hoffman (Pommel Horse)
1971—Russ Hoffman (Pommel Horse); Brent Simmons (Parallel Bars & Horizontal Bar)
1972—Russ Hoffman (Pommel Horse); Dennis Mazur (Parallel Bars)\
1974—Doug Fitzjarrell (Floor Exercise); Keith Heaver (Still Rings)
1975—Keith Heaver (Still Rings), Rich Larsen (Horizontal Bar)
1976—Doug Wood (Still Rings)
1977—Doug Wood (Still Rings)
1978—Curt Austin (Floor Exercise)
1980—Ron Galimore (Vault)
1981—Ron Galimore (Vault)
1985—Mark Diab (Still Rings)
1986—Mark Diab (Still Rings)
Men’s Cross Country (Three):
1989—John Nuttall
1990—Jonah Koech
2019—Edwin Kurgat
Women’s Cross Country (Four):
1974—Peg Neppel (U.S. Federation)
1975—Peg Neppel (AIAW)
1981—Dorthe Rasmussen (AIAW)
2012—Betsy Saina
Men’s Indoor Track & Field (10):
1967—Steve Carson (600y)
1984—Gareth Brown* (800m); Bob Verbeeck (1,500m)
1985—Brian Tietjens (High Jump)
1990—Jonah Koech (5,000m)
1991—Jonah Koech (5,000m)
1992—Jon Brown (5,000m)
1993—Jonah Koech (5,000m)
2015—Edward Kemboi (800m)
2021—Wesley Kiptoo (5,000m)
*Title later vacated by NCAA.
Women’s Indoor Track & Field (Eight):
1981—Distance Medley Relay (McMeekin, Schafer, Di. Vetter, Wells)
1989—Edith Nakiyingi (800m)
1991—Edith Nakiyingi (800m)
1992—Karen Glerum (Mile)
2010—Lisa Koll (5,000m)
2014—Christina Hillman (Shot Put)
2012—Betsy Saina (5,000m)
2024 — Sydney Willits (Long Jump)
Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (15):
1974—Mile Relay (Newman, MacAlexander, Ward, Edwards)
1976—Debbie Esser (400m Hurdles); Peg Neppel (Two Mile & Three Mile)
1977—Debbie Esser (400m Hurdles)
1978—Debbie Esser (400m Hurdles); Debbie Vetter (1,500m)
1979—Debbie Esser (400m Hurdles)
1982—Colleen Hannah (100m)
1984—Nawal El Moutawakel (400m Hurdles)
2008—Lisa Koll (10,000m)
2010—Lisa Koll (5,000m & 10,000m)
2013—Betsy Saina (10,000m)
2014—Christiana Hillman (Shot Put)
Note: Iowa State’s women’s teams participated in AIAW Championship events thru 1982; then began competing in NCAA Championships in 1983.
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