Big Ten Indoor Championships History

The University of Wisconsin men's track and field program has won 21 Big Ten Conference indoor championships, including 12 under current head coach Ed Nuttycombe. The Badgers won a league-record eight consecutive conference titles from 2000-2008.

Wisconsin's Big Ten Indoor Championships History
Year	Finish	Score	Site	Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Score
2009	5th	69	University Park, Pa.	Minnesota	135	Michigan	93
2008	1st	127	Madison, Wis.	Wisconsin	127	Purdue	102
2007	1st	120	Bloomington, Ind.	Wisconsin	120	Minnesota	93
2006	1st	124.5	Iowa City, Iowa	Wisconsin	124.5	Minnesota	94
2005	1st	144.5	West Lafayette, Ind.	Wisconsin	144.5	Indiana	105.5
2004	1st	174.5	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Wisconsin	174.5	Minnesota	122
2003	1st	133.5	Champaign, Ill.	Wisconsin	133.5	Minnesota	131.5
2002	--	--	Minneapolis, Minn.	Meet canceled	--	--	--
2001	1st	114	University Park, Pa.	Wisconsin	114	Purdue	94
2000	1st	150	Bloomington, Ind.	Wisconsin	150	Illinois	82.5
1999	6th	69	Madison, Wis.	Michigan State	107	Illinois	89
1998	2nd	94	West Lafayette, Ind.	Minnesota	108	Wisconsin	94
1997	1st	126	Iowa City, Iowa	Wisconsin	126	Illinois	96.5
1996	1st	123	Columbus, Ohio	Wisconsin	123	Ohio State	78
1995	1st	101	Champaign, Ill.	Wisconsin	101	Illinois	99.5
1994	5th	61	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Michigan	91	Ohio State	87
1993	3rd	84	Madison, Wis.	Ohio State	113	Illinois	94
1992	3rd	61	East Lansing, Mich.	Indiana	104	Ohio State	83
1991	5th	49	West Lafayette, Ind.	Indiana	115	Illinois	97
1990	5th	44	Bloomington, Ind.	Indiana	98.5	Ohio State	82.5
1989	5th	62	Iowa City, Iowa	Illinois	94	Purdue	73
1988	5th	47	Columbus, Ohio	Illinois	115.5	Indiana	92
1987	3rd	76	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	133.33	Indiana	86.33
1986	1st	85	West Lafayette, Ind.	Wisconsin	85	Illinois	81
1985	3rd	97	Madison, Wis.	Indiana	120	Illinois	99
1984	3rd	74	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Indiana	104	Michigan	98
1983	3rd	79	East Lansing, Mich.	Indiana	111	Michigan	94
1982	3rd	85	Bloomington, Ind.	Michigan	106	Indiana	93
1981	4th	51	Columbus, Ohio	Illinois	117	Michigan	104
1980	6th	35	Madison, Wis.	Indiana	118.33	Michigan	102
1979	5th	50	Champaign, Ill.	Indiana	137	Ohio State	77
1978	3rd	67	West Lafayette, Ind.	Michigan	103	Indiana	82
1977	4th	30	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Illinois	58	Michigan	57
1976	2nd	50.5	Madison, Wis.	Michigan	62	Wisconsin	50.5
1975	3rd	39	Bloomington, Ind.	Indiana	66	Illinois	47
1974	4th	29	East Lansing, Mich.	Indiana	57	Mich. St./Illinois	36
1973	4th	33	West Lafayette, Ind.	Indiana	54.5	Michigan	44.5
1972	3rd	33	Columbus, Ohio	Michigan State	65	Illinois	42
1971	1st	57	Madison, Wis.	Wisconsin	57	Michigan State	46
1970	1st	63	East Lansing, Mich.	Wisconsin	63	Indiana	48
1969	1st	65	Champaign, Ill.	Wisconsin	65	Indiana	42
1968	1st	51	Columbus, Ohio	Wisconsin	51	Michigan	48.5
1967	1st	56.75	Madison, Wis.	Wisconsin	56.75	Michigan State	53
1966	2nd	38	East Lansing, Mich.	Michigan State	50	Wisconsin	38
1965	1st	46	Champaign, Ill.	Wisconsin	46	Michigan State	45.5
1964	2nd	48	Columbus, Ohio	Michigan	67	Wisconsin	48
1963	3rd	40	Madison, Wis.	Iowa/Michigan	43
1962	1st	61	East Lansing, Mich.	Wisconsin	61	Michigan	46.5
1961	9th	6	Champaign, Ill.	Michigan	69	Indiana	30
1960	10th	0	Columbus, Ohio	Michigan	57.5	Illinois	45.33
1959	5th	16	Madison, Wis.	Michigan	71	Illinois	47
1958	9th	11	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	47.5	Ohio State	39
1957	8th	14	Columbus, Ohio	Indiana	37.5	Ohio State	31.5
1956	7th	7.7	East Lansing, Mich.	Michigan	59.9	Iowa	46.7
1955	5th	21	East Lansing, Mich.	Michigan	67.5	Michigan State	46.5
1954	9th	8.75	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	55	Indiana	42.75
1953	10th	2.33	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	56.25	Michigan	49.17
1952	6th	9.6	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	59.6	Michigan	52
1951	T-6th	8	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	50.25	Michigan	33
1950	5th	19.75	Champaign, Ill.	Ohio State	35	Michigan	32.75
1949	T-1st	38	Champaign, Ill.	UW/Ohio State	38
1948	6th	13.5	Champaign, Ill.	Ohio State	43	Illinois	40
1947	4th	17.5	Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	62	Ohio State	34
1946	3rd	16.5	Chicago, Ill.	Illinois	57.5	Michigan	56.83
1945	8th	6	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	55.1	Illinois	54.1
1944	8th	5	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	75.25	Illinois	40.5
1943	2nd	37.5	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	53.5	Wisconsin	37.5
1942	5th	19.5	Chicago, Ill.	Ohio State	37	Illinois	28
1941	T-5th	15	Lafayette, Ind.	Indiana	44	Michigan	33.5
1940	3rd	24.93	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	37.36	Indiana	30.86
1939	2nd	24.5	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	41.5	Wisconsin	24.5
1938	2nd	26	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	32.75	Wisconsin	26
1937	3rd	27	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	35	Indiana	28
1936	2nd	31.25	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	33	Wisconsin	31.25
1935	3rd	18.5	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	49.5	Ohio State	22.5
1934	9th	4.4	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	38	Indiana	33.2
1933	T-6th	3	Chicago, Ill.	Indiana	32	Michigan	28
1932	5th	10	Chicago, Ill	Indiana	27.83	Michigan	27
1931	4th	13.83	Madison, Wis.	Michigan	27	Illinois	17
1930	1st	21	Minneapolis, Minn.	Wisconsin	21	Illinois	18
1929	3rd	15.63	Iowa City, Iowa	Iowa	29.67	Illinois	20.83
1928	T-3rd	8	Iowa City, Iowa	Illinois	31	Iowa	27
1927	1st	28	Evanston, Ill.	Wisconsin	28	Ohio State	18
1926	3rd	19	Evanston, Ill.	Iowa	24.33	Michigan	20
1925	2nd	19.83	Evanston, Ill.	Michigan	22.33	Wisconsin	19.83
1924	8th	2.33	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	38.33	Michigan	19
1923	8th	1	Chicago, Ill.	Michigan	43.5	Illinois	21.5
1922	2nd	21.5	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	44.86	Wisconsin	21.52
1921	3rd	23	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	45	Michigan	25.5
1920	3rd	10.25	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	31.63	Michigan	27.5
1919	8th	1	Evanston, Ill.	Michigan	36.5	Chicago	34.5
1918	3rd	14	Evanston, Ill.	Michigan	42	Chicago	22
1917	3rd	20	Evanston, Ill.	Chicago	38	Illinois	23
1916	2nd	28.25	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	41.75	Wisconsin	28.25
1915	4th	14	Evanston, Ill.	Chicago	37.25	Illinois	25.75
1914	2nd	26.75	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	36	Wisconsin	26.75
1913	2nd	31	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	34	Wisconsin	31
1912	2nd	46	Evanston, Ill.	Illinois	69	Wisconsin	46
1911	T-4th	10	Evanston, Ill.	Chicago	36	Illinois	33

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