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This is a list of the NCAA indoor champions in the 3000 meter run. This event was first added during the 1984 championships, prior to then the 2 mile run was held.

Champions

Key: y=yards; w=wind aided; A=Altitude assisted

Year	Name, (Country)	Team	Time
1965	Herald Hadley ^[1]	University of Kansas	8:56.40
1966	Gerry Lindgren ^[2]	Washington State University	8:41.30
1967	Jim Ryun	Kansas	3:58.6
1968	Gerry Lindgren	Washington State University	8:34.70
1969	not held
1970	Jerry Richey	University of Pittsburgh	8:39.20
1971	Marty Liquori	Villanova	8:37.10
1972	Sid Sink	Bowling Green	8:36.50
1973	Michael Keogh	Manhattan College	8:38.70
1974	John Hartnett	Villanova	8:33.60
1975	Rick Rose	Western Kentucky University	8:44.0
1976	Rick Rose	Western Kentucky University	8:30.91
1977	[[Henry Rono]	Washington State University	8:24.83
1978	Gerald Deegan	Providence College	8:41.39
1979	Suleiman Nyambui Tanzania	UTEP	8:37.87
1980	Suleiman Nyambui Tanzania	UTEP	8:36.82
1981	Doug Padilla	BYU	8:26.52
1982	Suleiman Nyambui Tanzania	UTEP	8:38.91
1983	Mark Scrutton	Colorado	8:29.29
transition from 2 mile to 3000
1984	Peter Koech	Washington State University	8:04.20
1985	Kevin King	Georgetown	7:51.46
1986	Paul Donovan	Arkansas	7:54.60
1987	Joe Falcon	Arkansas	7:56.79
1988	Joe Falcon	Arkansas	7:55.80
1989	Greg Whiteley	Brown	7:57.14
1990	Reuben Reina	Arkansas	7:56.62
1991	Reuben Reina	Arkansas	7:50.99
1992	Josephat Kapkory	Washington State University	7:59.04
1993	David Norris	Montana	8:04.17
1994	Josephat Kapkory	Washington State University	7:50.90
1995	Jason Bunston	Arkansas	8:06.81
1996	Ryan Wilson	Arkansas	7:51.66
1997	Adam Goucher	Colorado	7:54.20
1998	Adam Goucher	Colorado	7:46.03
1999	Bernard Lagat Kenya	Washington State University	7:54.92
2000	David Kimani	University of South Alabama	7:52.64
2001	David Kimani	University of Alabama	8:03.29
2002	Adrian Blincoe	Villanova	8:01.76
2003	Alistair Cragg	Arkansas	7:55.68
2004	Alistair Cragg	Arkansas	7:55.29
2005	Chris Solinsky	Wisconsin	7:53.59
2006	Chris Solinsky	Wisconsin	7:59.68
2007	Lopez Lemong	NAU	7:49.74
2008	Kyle Alcorn	Arizona State	8:00.82
2009	Galen Rupp	Oregon	7:48.94
2010	Dorian Ulrey	Arkansas	8:10.52
2011	Elliot Heath	Stanford	8:03.71
2012	Lawi Lalang	Arizona	7:46.64
2013	Lawi Lalang	Arizona	7:45.94
2014	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	8:11.59
2015	Eric Jenkins	Oregon	7:58.81
2016	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	8:00.40
2017	Edward Cheserek	Oregon	7:55.91
2018	Andy Trouard	NAU	8:04.94
2019	Morgan McDonald	Wisconsin	7:52.85
2020	not held
2021	Cole Hocker	Oregon	7:46.15
2022	Abdihamid Nur	NAU	7:59.88
2023	Fouad Messaoudi	Oklahoma State	7:48.10
2024	Nico Young	NAU	7:41.01

References

[1] "NCAA DI Indoor Championships 1965 - Results".

[2] "NCAA DI Indoor Championships 1966 - Results".

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