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 | name = Footer US NC Pole Vault Men
 | title = [[USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships|US National Championship]] winners in men's [[pole vault]]
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 | group1 = 1876–1878<br />((small|New York Athletic Club))
 | list1 =
* 1877: [[George McNichol]]
* 1878: [[Alfred Ing]]

 | group2 = 1879–1888<br />((small|NAAAA))
 | list2 =
* 1879–81: [[William Van Houten]]
* 1882: [[B.F. Richardson]]
* 1883–86: [[Hugh Baxter]]
* 1887: [[Tom Ray (athlete)|Tom Ray]] (GBR) & [[Hugh Baxter]]
* 1888<sup>Note 1</sup>: [[G.B. Quinn]]

 | group3 = 1888–1979<br />((small|Amateur Athletic Union))
 | list3 =
* 1888<sup>Note 1</sup>: [[Lincoln Godshall]]
* 1889: [[Lat Stones]] (GBR) & [[D.F. O'Brien]]
* 1890: [[Walter Rodenbaugh]]
* 1891–92: [[Theodore Luce]]
* 1893–94: [[Christian Buchholz]]
* 1895: [[Hermann Thomas]]
* 1896: [[Franklin Allis]]
* 1897: [[Jesse Hurlburt]]
* 1898: [[Raymond Clapp]]
* 1899: [[Irving Baxter]]
* 1900: [[Bascom Johnson]]
* 1901: [[Charles Dvorak]]
* 1902: [[August Anderson]]
* 1903: [[Charles Dvorak]]
* 1904: [[H.L. Gardner]]
* 1905: [[Roy Heater]]
* 1906: [[LeRoy Samse]]
* 1907: [[Edward Cook (athlete)|Ed Cook]]
* 1908: [[William Halpenny]] (CAN) & [[Claude Allen (athlete)|Claude Allen]]
* 1909: [[Roy Paulding]]
* 1910: [[Harry Babcock (pole vaulter)|Harry Babcock]]
* 1911: [[Edward Cook (athlete)|Ed Cook]], [[Frank Coyle]] & [[Sam Bellah]] <!-- USATF states this was Edwin Cook, a different vaulter from the 1907 winner, while T&FN lists both winners as Edwin Cooke. Contemporary newspapers indicate it was the same person, e.g. http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1144&dat=19110702&id=PywbAAAAIBAJ&sjid=30gEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4466,399047 and http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1144&dat=19120608&id=ocAaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=_UgEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3556,1898778, and Sports–Reference also states the winners were the same jumper. The name "Edward Cook" is supported by SR and http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1144&dat=19060902&id=rQIbAAAAIBAJ&sjid=FUkEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2620,677401, as well as by public records. Cook won first place on coin toss -->
* 1912: [[Harry Babcock (pole vaulter)|Harry Babcock]]
* 1913: [[Stanley Wagoner]]
* 1914: [[Ken Curtis (athlete)|Ken Curtis]]
* 1915: [[Sam Bellah]]
* 1916: [[Sherman Landers]]
* 1917: [[Edward Knourek]]
* 1918: [[Carl Buck (athlete)|Carl Buck]]
* 1919–20: [[Frank Foss (athlete)|Frank Foss]]
* 1921–22: [[Edward Knourek]]
* 1923–24: [[Edwin Myers]]
* 1925: [[Harry Smith (pole vaulter)|Harry Smith]]
* 1926: [[Paul Harrington (athlete)|Paul Harrington]]
* 1927–28: [[Lee Barnes]]
* 1929–30: [[Fred Sturdy]]
* 1931: [[Jack Wool]]
* 1932: [[Bill Graber]]
* 1933: [[Keith Brown (pole vaulter)|Keith Brown]] & [[Matt Gordy]] <!-- tied -->
* 1934: [[Keith Brown (pole vaulter)|Keith Brown]], [[Bill Graber]] & [[Wirt Thompson]] <!-- tied -->
* 1935: [[Earle Meadows]] & [[Bill Sefton]] <!-- tied -->
* 1936: [[George Varoff]]
* 1937: [[Bill Sefton]]
* 1938: [[Cornelius Warmerdam]]
* 1939: [[George Varoff]]
* 1940–44: [[Cornelius Warmerdam]]
* 1945: [[Boo Morcom]] & [[Robert Phelps (pole vaulter)|Robert Phelps]] <!-- tied -->
* 1946: [[Irving Moore (pole vaulter)|Irving Moore]]
* 1947: [[Boo Morcom]]
* 1948: [[Boo Morcom]] & [[Bob Richards]] <!-- tied -->
* 1949–51: [[Bob Richards]]
* 1952: [[Bob Richards]] & [[Don Laz]] <!-- tied -->
* 1953: [[Don Laz]] & [[George Mattos]] <!-- tied -->
* 1954–57: [[Bob Richards]]
* 1958: [[Ron Morris (pole vaulter)|Ron Morris]]
* 1959: [[Don Bragg]]
* 1960: [[Aubrey Dooley]]
* 1961–62: [[Ron Morris (pole vaulter)|Ron Morris]]
* 1963: [[Brian Sternberg]]
* 1964: [[Fred Hansen]]
* 1965: [[John Pennel]]
* 1966: [[Bob Seagren]]
* 1967: [[Paul Wilson (pole vaulter)|Paul Wilson]]
* 1968: [[Dick Railsback]]
* 1969–70: [[Bob Seagren]]
* 1971: [[Jan Johnson]]
* 1972: [[David Roberts (pole vaulter)|Dave Roberts]]
* 1973: [[Mike Cotton (pole vaulter)|Mike Cotton]]
* 1974: [[David Roberts (pole vaulter)|Dave Roberts]]
* 1975: [[Don Baird]] (AUS) * [[Terry Porter (athlete)|Terry Porter]]
* 1976: [[Earl Bell]]
* 1977: [[Mike Tully]]
* 1978: [[Dan Ripley]]
* 1979: [[Mike Tully]]

 | group4 = 1980–1992<br />((small|The Athletics Congress))
 | list4 =
* 1980: [[Tomás Valdemar Hintnaus|Tom Hintnaus]]
* 1981: [[Billy Olson]]
* 1982: [[Dan Ripley]] & [[Billy Olson]] <!-- tied -->
* 1983: [[Jeff Buckingham]]
* 1984: [[Earl Bell]]
* 1985: [[Joe Dial]]
* 1986: [[Mike Tully]]
* 1987: [[Joe Dial]]
* 1988–89: [[Kory Tarpenning]]
* 1990: [[Earl Bell]]
* 1991–92: [[Tim Bright]]

 | group5 = 1993–onwards<br />((small|USA Track & Field))
 | list5 =
* 1993–95: [[Scott Huffman]]
* 1996–97: [[Lawrence Johnson (pole vaulter)|Lawrence Johnson]]
* 1998–99: [[Jeff Hartwig]]
* 2000–01: [[Lawrence Johnson (pole vaulter)|Lawrence Johnson]]
* 2002–03: [[Jeff Hartwig]]
* 2004: [[Timothy Mack|Tim Mack]]
* 2005: [[Brad Walker (pole vaulter)|Brad Walker]]
* 2006: [[Russ Buller]]
* 2007: [[Brad Walker (pole vaulter)|Brad Walker]]
* 2008: [[Derek Miles]]
* 2009: [[Brad Walker (pole vaulter)|Brad Walker]]
* 2010: [[Mark Hollis (athlete)|Mark Hollis]]
* 2011: [[Derek Miles]]
* 2012–13: [[Brad Walker (pole vaulter)|Brad Walker]]
* 2014–19: [[Sam Kendricks]]
* 2020 not held
* 2021<sup>2020 OT</sup>: [[Chris Nilsen]]

 | group6 = Notes
 | list6 =
* ((allow wrap|Note 1: In 1888 both the NAAAA and the AAU held championships))

* ((allow wrap|OT: The 1920, 1928, 1932, 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016 championships incorporated the Olympic Trials, otherwise held as a discrete event.))

* ((allow wrap|2020 OT: The 2020 Olympic Trials were delayed and held in 2021 due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]].))

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