1966 NCAA Cross Country Champion Trophy (Gerry Lindgren from Washington State University)

Original trophy measures 20" in length and is from the 1966 NCAA cross country championships!

The 1966 NCAA Cross Country Championship was won by Gerry Lindgren from Washington State University. He finished first in the individual race, securing the title.

The 1966 NCAA Cross Country Championships were a milestone event in collegiate athletics, showcasing exceptional talent and fierce competition among universities across the United States. Held on November 21, 1966, at the University of Oregon in Eugene, the championships featured impressive performances from top runners and teams. Among the notable highlights was Gerry Lindgren's dominant victory in the individual race, representing Washington State University. Lindgren's record-breaking time of 28:58.2 over the 6-mile course set a new standard for excellence in collegiate cross country. The team competition was equally intense, with the University of Oregon claiming the team title under the leadership of legendary coach Bill Bowerman. The 1966 NCAA Cross Country Championships not only celebrated athleticism and determination but also highlighted the growing popularity and competitive spirit of cross country running in the collegiate sports landscape.

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