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Mtrack Outdoor Conference Champions Men’s Outdoor Conference Champions Updated on July 1, 2021 CHRONOLOGICAL Year Name Time/Score Event 1972 Jeff Everson 16.00m (52’ 6”) Shot Put 1973 Jerry Johnson 10.0 100 yard dash Mike Brown 42.3 440 yard relay Tom Rewolinski Bill Goodman Jerry Johnson 1975 Jim Geisthardt 14.6 120 yard hurdles Bill Hamilton 14:46.9 Two mile walk Bob Heberlein 9:25.1 Bob Heberlein Jerry Johnson 9.75 100 yard dash Jerry Johnson 21.75 220 yard dash Kjell Kaashagen 1:54.6 880 yard dash Chris Krueter 1.98m (6’ 6”) High Jump Joe Siefkes 42.4 440 yard relay Tom Rewolinski Mark Dresen Jerry Johnson 1976 Gary Schell 4.55m (14’ 11”) Pole Vault Joe Siefkes 6.93m (22’ 9”) Long Jump 1977 Gary Schell 4.82m (15’ 9 3/4”) Pole Vault Tom Stepp 10.1 100 yard dash Tom Stepp 22.0 220 yard dash Jerry Young 14.5 120 yard hurdles Tom Yoss 54.6 440 yard hurdles Tom Stepp 42.4 440 yard relay Bill Heck Bob Zahn Jerry Young 1978 Mark Albrecht 57.74m (189’ 5”) Javelin Gary Schell 4.60m (15’ 1”) Pole Vault Tom Stepp 10.9 100 meter dash Pat Watson 13.60m (44’ 7 1/2”) Triple Jump Jerry Young 14.6 110 meter hurdles Tom Yoss 53.4 400 meter hurdles Jerry Young 42.8 440 yard relay Matt Kasdorf Bruce Luebke Tom Stepp Page 1 of 12 CHRONOLOGICAL (continued) 1979 John Kruchoski 48.5 440 yard dash Tom Plummer 4.65m (15’ 3”) Pole Vault Jerry Young 14.6 120 yard hurdles Jerry Young 53.6 440 yard hurdles Tom Stepp 42.8 440 yard relay Matt Kasdorf Bruce Luebke Mike Kanters Jim King 3:22.0 One mile relay Tom Stepp Tom Yoss John Kruchoski 1980 Michael Kanters 10.75 100 meter dash Michael Kanters 22.4 200 meter dash John Kruchoski 47.6 400 meter dash Tom Plummer 4.89m (16’) Pole Vault Jerry Young 14.6 110 meter hurdles Bob Ziegler 3:19.49 One mile relay Tom Yoss Jerry Young John Kruchoski 1981 John Kruchoski 48.33 400 meter dash 1982 John Kruschoski 47.92 400 meter dash Jeff Wiesseinger 41.84m (137’ 3 1/4”) Hammer Throw 1983 Dean Bohlman 2.0m (6’ 6 3/4”) High Jump Paul Wick 48:40.06 10,000 meter walk Jeff Wiesseinger 42.21m (138’ 5”) Hammer Throw 1984 Jim Eike 4.72m (15’ 6”) Pole Vault Todd Phalin 49.05 400 meter dash Dan Schroeder 6.62m (21’ 8 3/4”) Long Jump Paul Wick 44:05.1 10,000 meter walk 1987 BJ Royes 7.0m (22’ 11 3/4”) Long Jump Tom Stevens 4.61m (15’ 1 1/2”) Pole Vault Pat Bartz 43.19 4x100 meter relay DJ Royes Dennis Herbst Dean Bohlman Dennis Fenrick 3:20.47 4x400 meter relay Brian Reamer Kurt Huemmer Steve Melzer 1988 Darrell Schwandt 4.67m (15’ 5 3/4”) Pole Vault 1990 Scott Kleinhans 15.19 110 meter hurdles Andreas Klotz 15.74m (51’ 8”) Shot Put Brian Knudtson 47.80m (156’ 10”) Hammer Throw Jay Murphy 6,203 points Decathlon 1991 Brian Knudtson 54.38m (178’ 5”) Hammer Throw Jim Pingel 9:25.29 3,000 meter steeplechase Page 2 of 12 CHRONOLOGICAL (continued) 1992 Bill Euler 7.57m (24’ 10”) Long Jump Steve Travis 1:52.71 800 meter run 1993 Scott Fiscus 6,429 points Decathlon 1994 Mira Hamilton 10.84 100 meter dash 1994 Dan Krueger 15.13m (49’ 8”) Shot Put 1998 Stuart Elzy 54.4 400 meter hurdles 1999 Stuart Elzy 53.03 400 meter hurdles 2000 Stuart Elzy 14.47 110 meter hurdles Stuart Elzy 53.65 400 meter hurdles 2001 Jeremy Burks 14:29.45 5,000 meter run Jeremy Burks 30:29.46 10,000 meter run 2002 Pat Frascone 14:47.87 5,000 meter run Pat Frascone 31:01.38 10,000 meter run Eric Jacobson 6,471 points Decathlon Jeremy Wendt 55.25m (181’ 3”) Hammer Throw 2003 Jeremy Wendt 60.66m (199’) Hammer Throw 2004 Tyler Fyock 9:22.96 3,000 meter steeplechase Todd Gannon 7.12m (23’ 4 1/2”) Long Jump Todd Gannon 14.30m (46’ 11”) Triple Jump Jeremy Wendt 66.48m (218’ 1”) Hammer Throw 2005 Joe Boberschmidt 1:53.66 800 meter run Aaron Henderson 14.78m (48’ 6”) Triple Jump Ross Kapp 17.53m (57’ 6 1/4”) Shot Put Pat Ringquist 52.14m (171’ 1”) Discus 2006 Adam Lendowski 6,621 points Decathlon Mike Paddock 14.49m (47’ 6 1/2”) Triple Jump Pete Ringquist 55.20m (181’ 1”) Discus Derek Stanley 7.35m (24’ 1 1/2”) Long Jump Alex Thompson 17.10m (56’ 1 1/4”) Shot Put Cameron Austin 41.81 4x100 meter relay Jonathan Otte Mike Sampson Rodney Swanson 2007 Dan Herms 7.14m (23’ 5 1/4”) Long Jump Dan Hytinen 54.23m (177’ 11”) Discus 2008 Dany Hytinen 58.18m (190’ 10”) Discus Jon Schellin 14.71 110 meter hurdles 2009 Matt Kovnesky 1:56.39 800 meter run Cory Lockridge 6.81m (22’ 4 1/4”) Long Jump 2010 Shaun Davis 52.08m (170’ 10”) Discus Tom Fisher 2.05m (6’ 8 3/4”) High Jump Pat Lockington 6,351 points Decathlon 2011 Brian Butzler 14:59.71 5,000 meter run Travis Morehouse 2.06m (6’ 9”) High Jump Tim Prelletz 47.80 400 meter dash Ben Stringer 54.57m (179’) Javelin 2012 Mike Judd 14.51 110 meter hurdles Marcus Smith 15.07m (49’ 5 1/2”) Triple Jump Page 3 of 12 CHRONOLOGICAL (continued) 2013 Dawson Miller 9:07.25 3,000 meter steeplechase Marcus Smith 14.61 110 meter hurdles Marcus Smith 15.72m (51’ 7”) Triple Jump 2014 Dylan Crafton 21.65 200 meter dash Dawson Miller 8:59.12 3,000 meter steeplechase 2015 Mike Cournia 15.09m (49’ 6 1/4”) Triple Jump Dawson Miller 8:57.89 3,000 meter steeplechase 2016 Theron Baumann 50.59m (166’) Discus Robert Starnes 1.98m (6’ 6”) High Jump Robert Starnes 7.11m (23’ 4”) Long Jump Zach Stockheimer 57.50m (188’ 8”) Hammer Throw 2017 Theron Baumann 16.93m (55’ 6 1/2”) Shot Put Theron Baumann 50.44m (165’ 6”) Discus Brett Harms 9:06.48 3,000 meter steeplechase Parker Witt 10.60 100 meter dash Parker Witt 20.99 200 meter dash 2018 Christian Jackson 14.31 110 meter hurdles Alex Duff 56.51 400 meter hurdles DuVaun Goodlow 2.12m (6’ 11 1/2”) High Jump Matt Green 14.80m (48’ 6 3/4”) Triple Jump 2019 David Fassbender 30:32.40 10,000 meter run Alex Duff 14.27 110 meter hurdles Zach Jasinski 5.02m (16’ 5 1/2”) Pole Vault 2021 David Fassbender 14:48.41 5,000 meter run David Fassbender 30:02.44 10,000 meter run Josh Krystosek 2.03m (6’ 8”) High Jump ALPHABETICAL Name Year Time/Score Event Mark Albrecht 1978 57.74m (189’ 5”) Javelin Cameron Austin 2006 41.81 4x100 meter relay Pat Bartz 1987 43.19 4x100 meter relay Theron Baumann 2016 50.59m (166’) Discus 2017 16.93m (55’ 6 1/2”) Shot Put 2017 50.44m (165’ 6”) Discus Joe Boberschmidt 2005 1:53.66 800 meter run Dean Bohlman 1983 2.0m (6’ 6 3/4”) High Jump 1987 43.19 4x100 meter relay Mike Brown 1973 42.3 440 yard relay Jeremy Burks 2001 14:29.45 5,000 meter run 2001 30:29.46 10,000 meter run Brian Butzler 2011 14:59.71 5,000 meter run Mike Cournia 2015 15.09m (49’ 6 1/4”) Triple Jump Dylan Crafton 2014 21.65 200 meter dash Shaun Davis 2010 52.08m (170’ 10”) Discus Mark Dresen 1975 42.4 440 yard relay Alex Duff 2018 56.51 400 meter hurdles 2019 14.27 110 meter hurdles Page 4 of 12 ALPHABETICAL (continued) Jim Eike 1984 4.72m (15’ 6”) Pole Vault Stuart Elzy 1998 54.4 400 meter hurdles 1999 53.03 400 meter hurdles 2000 14.47 110 meter hurdles 2000 53.65 400 meter hurdles Bill Euler 1992 7.57m (24’ 10”) Long Jump Jeff Everson 1972 16.00m (52’ 6”) Shot Put David Fassbender 2019 30:32.40 10,000 meter run 2021 14:48.41 5,000 meter run 2021 30:02.44 10,000 meter run Dennis Fenrick 1987 3:20.47 4x400 meter relay Scott Fiscus 1993 6,429 points Decathlon Tom Fisher 2010 2.05m (6’ 8 3/4”) High Jump Pat Frascone 2002 14:47.87 5,000 meter run 2002 31:01.38 10,000 meter run Tyler Fyock 2004 9:22.96 3,000 meter steeplechase Todd Gannon 2004 7.12m (23’ 4 1/2”) Long Jump 2004 14.30m (46’ 11”) Triple Jump Jim Geisthardt 1975 14.6 120 yard hurdles DuVaun Goodlow 2018 2.12m (6’ 11 1/2”) High Jump Bill Goodman 1973 42.3 440 yard relay Matt Green 2018 14.80m (48’ 6 3/4”) Triple Jump Bill Hamilton 1975 14:46.9 Two mile walk Mira Hamilton 1994 10.84 100 meter dash Brett Harms 2017 9:06.48 3,000 meter steeplechase Bob Heberlein 1975 9:25.1 Bob Heberlein Bill Heck 1977 42.4 440 yard relay Aaron Henderson 2005 14.78m (48’ 6”) Triple Jump Dennis Herbst 1987 43.19 4x100 meter relay Dan Herms 2007 7.14m (23’ 5 1/4”) Long Jump Kurt Huemmer 1987 3:20.47 4x400 meter relay Dan Hytinen 2007 54.23m (177’ 11”) Discus 2008 58.18m (190’ 10”) Discus Christian Jackson 2018 14.31 110 meter hurdles Eric Jacobson 2002 6,471 points Decathlon Zach Jasinski 2019 5.02m (16’ 5 1/2”) Pole Vault Jerry Johnson 1973 10.0 100 yard dash 1973 42.3 440 yard relay 1975 9.75 100 yard dash 1975 21.75 220 yard dash 1975 42.4 440 yard relay Mike Judd 2012 14.51 110 meter hurdles Kjell Kaashagen 1975 1:54.6 880 yard dash Michael Kanters 1979 42.8 440 yard relay 1980 10.75 100 meter dash 1980 22.4 200 meter dash Ross Kapp 2005 17.53m (57’ 6 1/4”) Shot Put Matt Kasdorf 1978 42.8 440 yard relay 1979 42.8 440 yard relay Page 5 of 12 ALPHABETICAL (continued) Jim King 1979 3:22.0 One mile relay Scott Kleinhans 1990 15.19 110 meter hurdles Andreas Klotz 1990 15.74m (51’ 8”) Shot Put Brian Knudtson 1990 47.80m (156’ 10”) Hammer Throw 1991 54.38m (178’ 5”) Hammer Throw Matt Kovnesky 2009 1:56.39 800 meter run John Kruchoski 1979 48.5 440 yard dash 1979 3:22.0 One mile relay 1980 47.6 400 meter dash 1981 48.33 400 meter dash 1982 47.92 400 meter dash 1980 3:19.49 One mile relay Dan Krueger 1994 15.13m (49’ 8”) Shot Put Chris Krueter 1975 1.98m (6’ 6”) High Jump Josh Krystosek 2021 2.03m (6’ 8”) High Jump Adam Lendowski 2006 6,621 points Decathlon Pat Lockington 2010 6,351 points Decathlon Cory Lockridge 2008 6.81m (22’ 4 1/4”) Long Jump Bruce Luebke 1978 42.8 440 yard relay 1978 42.8 440 yard relay Steve Melzer 1987 3:20.47 4x400 meter relay Dawson Miller 2013 9:07.25 3,000 meter steeplechase 2014 8:59.12 3,000 meter steeplechase 2015 8:57.89 3,000 meter steeplechase Travis Morehouse 2011 2.06m (6’ 9”) High Jump Jay Murphy 1990 6,203 points Decathlon Jonathan Otte 2006 41.81 4x100 meter relay Mike Paddock 2006 14.49m (47’
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