United States Champions in Women's Discus Throw

The women's national discus championships are hosted by USA Track & Field at a venue voted on by the committee. The competition has been held in the United States since 1923, five years before it was added to the Olympic Games in 1928.

Year Distance Champion
2009 64.25m / 210-9 Stephanie Brown Trafton Nike
2008 65.20m / 213-11 Aretha Thurmond Nike
2007 60.63m / 198-11 Suzy Powell Asics
2006 62.50m / 205-1 Aretha Thurmond Nike
2005 62.92m / 206-5 Rebecca Breisch Nebraska
2004 63.55m / 208-6 Aretha Hill Nike
2003 63.98m / 209-11 Aretha Hill Nike
2002 211-05 Kris Kuehl Nike
2001 207-10 Seilala Sua Unattached
2000 216-2 Seilala Sua Reebok
1999 203-8 Seilala Sua Reebok Bruin
1998 204-2 Seilala Sua UCLA
1997 200-8 Lacy Barnes-Mileham Nike
1996 198-9 Suzy Powell UCLA
1995 205-4 Edie Boyer Unat-MN
1994 195-1 Connie Price-Smith Nike Coast
1993 208-5 Connie Price-Smith Nike Coast
1992 202-6 Connie Price-Smith Nike Coast
1991 199-10 Lacy Barnes Nike TC
1990 191-6 Connie Price Nike North
1989 201-11 Connie Price Ath West
1988 203-9 Lacy Barnes Fresno St
1987 212-5 Connie Price Coast Ath
1986 205-9 Carol Cady Stanford TC
1985 200-9 Carol Cady Tr America
1984 221-9 Ria Stalman adidas/HOL
1983 206-3 Leslie Deniz Ariz. St
1982 203-10 Ria Stalman LAN/HOL
1981 182-9 Leslie Deniz SDSF
1980 191-9 Lorna Griffin ACA
1979 189-5 Lynne Winbigler Ore TC
1978 178-6 Lynne Winbigler Ore TC
1977 193-6 Jane Haist CANADA
1976 174-10 Lynne Winbigler Ore TC
1975 159-7 Jean Roberts Delaware SC/AUS
1974 173-11 Joan Pavelich Unat
1973 173-3 Jean Roberts Delaware SC/AUS
1972 172-0 Josephina de la Vina Daley/PHI
1971 179-6 Josephina de la Vina Daley/PHI
1970 172-3 Carol Frost Nebraska TC
1969 167-3 Carol M. Frost Neb. TC
1968 170-10 Olga Connolly CulverCTC
1967 152-5 Carol Moseke NebraskaTC
1966 159-8 Carol Moseke NebraskaTC
1965 157-9 Lynn Graham LA Merc.
1964 158-4 Olga Connolly LA Merc.
1963 150-6 Sharon Shepherd Cl. Rec
1962 172-2 Olga Connolly PasadenaTC
1961 149-4.5 Earlene Brown Unat
1960 159-6.5 Olga Connolly Spartan AC
1959 153-8 Earlene Brown Spartan AC
1958 152-5.5 Earlene Brown Unat
1957 147-8 Olga Connolly Unat
1956 140-11 Pam Kurrell Unat
1955 117-8 Alejandra Ilarra CUBA
115-1 2-Marjorie Larney Equitable
1954 120-11.5 Marjorie Larney Equitable
1953 123-2 Janet Dicks Harrisburg AA
1952 114-7.5 Janet Dicks Harrisburg AA
1951 121-0.125 Frances Kazubski Unat
1950 113-4.75 Frances Kazubski Sandy's
1949 129-9 Frances Kazubski Unat
1948 124-3.375 Frances Kazubski W. Lake
1947 110-4.75 Frances Kazubski PWOAC
1946 102-6 Dorothy Dodson Unat
1945 103-0.25 Frances Kazubski PWOAC
1944 101-7.75 Hattie Turner Tuskegee
1943 109-6.25 Frances Gorn Cle. PWOAC
1942 110-11.75 Stella Walsh PWOAC
1941 113-10.375 Stella Walsh PWOAC
1940 114-11 Cath. Fellmeth ChicagoPk
1939 133-7.5 Cath. Fellmeth ChicagoPk
1938 126-0.25 Catherine Fellmeth Unat
1937 107-11 Elizabeth Lindsey Ger.AAC
1936 123-6.5 Helen Stephens Woods Col
1935 133-9.5 Margaret Wright BrocktonGC
1934 Not held
1933 123-0.25 Ruth Osborn Unat
1932 133-0.75 Ruth Osborn Unat
1931 108-10.625 Evelyn Ferrara Ill. WAC
1930 111-6 Evelyn Ferrara Ill. WAC
1929 113-4 Rena McDonald Boston Swim
1928 116-9.25 Maybelle Reichardt Pas. AC
1927 103-8.313 Lillian Copeland Pas. AC
1926 101-1 Lillian Copeland Pas. AC
1925 87-2.75 Maybelle Reichardt Pas.AC
1924 70-0 Roberta Ranck Phil. Turn
1923 71-9.5 Babe Wolbert Unat

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