Heptagonal Indoor Track & Field Championships

(Info from Hepstrack.com)

LIVE WEBCAST INFO for the 2017 Ivy League Indoor Championships, Feb. 25-26

 

Men's Team Champions

1948 - Army, 48 points

Note: Meet held at Boston Garden; Brown joined the group in 1949; Army was part of the meet until 1994; Navy was part of the meet until 2003.

1949 - Army 54 5/6

1950 - Yale 51 19/20

Note: Complicated ties in high jump and pole vault produced some zany fractions for the team points scoring.

1951 - Army 52 1/3

1952 - Army 40 5/12

1953 - Cornell & Columbia 33

Note: Albert Thompson of Columbia became the first athlete to win two events, the shot put and weight throw.

1954 - Yale 47 2/35

1955 - Cornell 46 1/2

1956 - Harvard 39

1957 - Harvard 45

1958 - Cornell 52

Note: Bo Roberson of Cornell won the 60-yard dash and the long jump. In 1960 he was the Olympic silver medalist in the long jump and then he went on to a career in pro football. He was the only person with an Ivy League Ph.D. degree, an Olympic medal, and a career in the NFL.

1959 - Yale 51 7/10

1960 - Army 47

1961 - Yale 59

1962 - Harvard 43 ½  

1963 - Army 51 ½

Note: Aggrey Awori of Harvard won three individual events (60yd dash, 60yd hurdles and long jump) and was also on a winning relay.

1964 - Harvard 44

Note: Wendell Mottley of Yale broke the world record in the 600 yards (1:09.2).

1965 - Harvard 65

1966 - Harvard 57

1967 - Army 53

1968 - Army 62

1969 - Harvard 55 1/2

1970 - Harvard 48

1971 - Penn 46 1/2

1972 - Penn 62

1973 - Navy 69

1974 - Navy 79

1975 - Penn 54

1976 - Penn 39

1977 - Cornell 44

1978 - Cornell 66

1979 - Penn 57 ½

Note: James Brown of Penn broke a 21-year-old meet record with 25-5.50 in the long jump, a record that has stood for 38 years.

1980 - Princeton 56 1/3

Note: Princeton finished one point ahead of Penn for its first team victory.

1981 - Penn 51

1982 - Princeton 66 1/2

1983 - Harvard 52 1/3

1984 - Penn 104

1985 - Harvard 108

1986 - Princeton 96 3/4 - won by less than a pt

1987 - Princeton 108

1988 - Dartmouth 139 ¼

Note: Dartmouth broke through with its first win and would reign for four years.

1989 - Dartmouth 128

Note: The best finish ever for Brown, which was second with 120 ½ points. The team was also second in 2000.

1990 - Dartmouth 105

1991 - Dartmouth 105

1992 - Navy 122

1993 - Navy 128 1/3

1994 - Princeton 124 1/2

1995 - Princeton 117

1996 - Princeton 128 1/2

1997 - Penn 121

1998 - Princeton 138

Note: Two-time shot put champion Adam Nelson of Dartmouth went on to a silver medal at the 2000 Olympics and gold in the 2004 Olympics.

1999 - Princeton 137

2000 - Princeton 121 1/3

2001 - Princeton 118

2002 - Princeton 127

2003 - Cornell 130 1/2

2004 - Princeton 159

2005 - Cornell 147

2006 - Cornell 122

2007 - Princeton 154

Note: Erison Hurtault of Columbia, now the head coach at NYU, ran a meet record 46.34 in the 400 meters at The Armory. It was the first Heps track championships at an off-campus site in 55 years.

2008 - Cornell 205

2009 - Cornell 176 1/2

2010 - Princeton 181

2011 - Princeton 215

Note: Future Olympian Donn Cabral swept the 3,000 and 5,000 for Princeton.

2012 - Princeton 184

2013 - Cornell 157

2014 - Cornell 145

2015 - Princeton 161

2016 - Princeton 165

Note: Princeton (12) and Cornell (7) account for all of the team titles in the past 19 years of the meet. 

 

Women's Team Champions

1981 - Princeton 78

Note: Six participating schools. Brown joined in 1982 and Columbia in 1985.

1982 - Princeton 82

1983 - Princeton 53 1/2

1984 - Army 127

1985 - Army 120

1986 - Army 105

1987 - Penn 114

1988 - Penn 98

1989 - Princeton 101

1990 - Harvard 101

Note: Meredith Rainey of Harvard won the 55, the 400 and the 800.

1991 - Cornell 140

1992 - Brown 114

1993 - Brown 156

1994 - Brown 118 1/2

1995 - Cornell 128

1996 - Penn 102

1997 - Princeton 114 2/3

1998 - Princeton 112

1999 - Brown 107 1/3

2000 - Harvard 109

2001 - Brown 120

2002 - Cornell 113

2003 - Cornell 114

2004 - Cornell 164

2005 - Cornell 154

2006 - Cornell 142

Note: Joslyn Woodard of Yale won record-setting eighth, ninth and 10th individual titles.

2007 - Cornell 159

Note: Morgan Uceny of Cornell ran 2:04.58 to break the 800 meters meet record.

2008 - Princeton 114

2009 - Cornell 117 ½

Note: Jeomi Maduka of Cornell won four events – the 60, the 200, the long jump and triple jump. She also tied Woodard’s record of 10 career titles.

2010 - Princeton 125

2011 - Princeton 128

Note: Future Olympian Kate Grace of Yale won her third consecutive title in the 800 meters.

2012 - Columbia 124

2013 - Harvard 117

Note: NCAA champion and future Olympian Abbey D’Agostino of Dartmouth smashed meet records in the mile and 5,000.

2014 - Harvard 122

2015 - Harvard 125

2016 - Harvard 136 1/2

Note: Gabrielle Thomas of Harvard won the 60, 200 and long jump. Outdoors she went on to place third at NCAAs in the 200 meters.