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Past Team Results

MEN              
Year 1st Place-Pts. 2nd Place-Pts. 3rd Place-Pts. 4th Place-Pts.
1974 Ohio- 153 Indiana- 139 Michigan- 134    
1975 Michigan- 183 Ohio- 126 Indiana- 115    
1976 Ohio- 157.5 Michigan- 149 Indiana- 141.5    
1977 Michigan- 157.5 Indiana- 126 Ohio- 106 Illinois- 66.5
1978 Indiana- 164 Illinois- 127 Ohio- 84 Michigan- 82
1979 Michigan- 155 Indiana- 149 Ohio- 104 Illinois- 47
1980 Indiana- 129.5 Ohio- 120 Michigan- 111.3 Illinois- 96.3
1981 Michigan- 136 Indiana- 126 Illinois- 83 Ohio- 83
1982 Michigan- 139 Ohio- 111.5 Indiana- 106 Illinois- 99
1983 Michigan- 155 Indiana- 134 Illinois- 100 Ohio- 60
1984 Ohio- 173.5 Michigan- 118.5 Illinois- 86 Indiana- 79
1985 Indiana- 146 Illinois- 115 Ohio- 101.5 Michigan- 94.5
1986 Ohio- 142 Illinois- 114 Indiana- 103 Michigan- 98
1987 Michigan- 142 Indiana- 135 Illinois- 112 Ohio- 68
1988 Ohio- 149 Indiana- 132 Michigan- 105 Illinois- 71
1989 Michigan- 157 Indiana- 132 Ohio- 97 Illinois- 68
1990 Ohio- 137 Illinois- 124.5 Indiana- 106.5 Michigan- 86
1991 Michigan- 209 Indiana- 176 Illinois- 72    
1992 Ohio- 144.5 Michigan- 108 Illinois- 105 Indiana- 99.5
1993 Ohio- 154.4 Michigan- 141.4 Indiana- 84.8 Illinois- 75.4
1994 Michigan- 159 Ohio- 149 Indiana- 103 Illinois- 46
1995 Ohio- 191 Michigan- 147 Indiana- 88    
1996 Indiana- 166 Ohio- 143 Michigan- 126 Illinois- 41
1997 Ohio- 212 Michigan- 137 Indiana- 97 W. Virginia- 8
1998 Michigan- 179.5 Indiana- 132 Ohio- 127.5 W. Virginia- 15
1999 Ohio- 198 Michigan- 130.7 Indiana- 99.33 W. Virginia- 28
2000 Ohio- 198 Michigan- 130 Indiana- 104 W. Virginia- 25
2001 Ohio- 155 Indiana- 144 Michigan- 119 W. Virginia- 8
2002 Ohio- 180 Michigan- 154 Indiana- 123    
2003 Ohio- 178.5 Indiana- 146 Michigan- 161.5    
2004 Indiana- 184 Michigan- 148 Ohio- 125    
2005 Ohio- 166 Michigan- 155 Indiana- 131    
2006 Ohio- 164.5 Michigan- 161 Indiana- 149.5    
2007 Indiana- 177 Ohio- 174 Michigan- 122    
                 
WOMEN              
Year 1st Place-Pts. 2nd Place-Pts. 3rd Place-Pts. 4th Place-Pts.
1980 Michigan- 89 Illinois- 74 Ohio- 8    
1981 Michigan- 77 Ohio- 38 Indiana- 34 Illinois- 24
1982 Michigan- 77 Indiana- 54 Ohio- 24 Illinois- 18
1983 Michigan- 57 Illinois- 47 Ohio- 36 Indiana- 33
1984 Ohio- 70 Michigan- 68 Illinois- 59 Indiana- 56
1985 Indiana- 95 Illinois- 69 Ohio- 63 Michigan- 57
1986 Indiana- 96.5 Ohio- 92.5 Michigan- 64 Illinois- 62
1987 Ohio- 140 Illinois- 100 Indiana- 98 Michigan- 97
1988 Ohio- 173 Illinois- 99 Michigan- 84 Indiana- 68
1989 Illinois- 134.7 Michigan- 133.3 Ohio- 96 Indiana- 62
1990 Ohio- 180.5 Michigan- 135 Indiana- 76.5 Illinois- 34
1991 Indiana- 171 Illinois- 142 Michigan- 113    
1992 Michigan- 160 Illinois- 108 Ohio- 87 Indiana- 71
1993 Ohio- 186 Michigan- 118 Illinois- 67 Indiana- 55
1994 Ohio- 153 Michigan- 107 Indiana- 98 Illinois- 68
1995 Ohio- 189 Michigan- 136 Indiana- 101    
1996 Michigan- 174 Ohio- 123 Indiana- 104 Illinois- 49
1997 Michigan- 180 Ohio- 164 Indiana- 80    
1998 Michigan- 215 Ohio- 147 Indiana- 59 W. Virginia- 0
1999 Michigan- 153 Ohio- 150 Indiana- 107 W. Virginia- 13
2000 Michigan- 161 Ohio- 132 Indiana- 114 W. Virginia- 18
2001 Michigan- 170 Ohio- 170 Indiana- 78 W. Virginia- 8
2002 Michigan- 181 Ohio- 127 Indiana- 118    
2003 Michigan- 164 Indiana- 146 Ohio- 144    
2004 Ohio- 162 Indiana- 157 Michigan- 136    
2005 Ohio- 174 Michigan- 170 Indiana- 111    
2006 Michigan- 207 Ohio- 162 Indiana- 106    
2007 Michigan- 232.5 Ohio- 138.5 Indiana- 102

 

 
 
                 
COMBINED SCORES (men & women)      
Year 1st Place-Pts. 2nd Place-Pts. 3rd Place-Pts.    
2006 Michigan- 368 Ohio- 326.5 Indiana- 255.5    
2007 Michigan- 354.5 Ohio- 312.5 Indiana- 279    

Note - In 2006 the Bill Walker Trophy was awarded for the first time
to the state whose men's and women's team scores combined totaled
the most points.  Walker, who had a 50-year high school coaching career in Indiana, is regarded as the founder of the Midwest Meet of Champions.