Thursday, February 28, 2013
The Warm-Up Lap: News and Notes (Feb. 28)
February 28
NEW ORLEANS – Conference championships are largely now in the books and NCAA Championships weekend awaits next weekend, but in the meantime a significant number of student-athletes in Divisions I and III will be striving for one last chance to post an NCAA qualifying mark.
A dozen or so schools around the country will be hosting "final qualifier" or "last chance" meets to give student-athletes a final opportunity to qualify for or strengthen their position for the NCAA Championships. The qualifying window for both the DI and DIII Indoor Championships close Saturday.
2013 Indoor Qualifying Lists (TFRRS): Division I | Division III
More Info: Weekend Schedule
IMPORTANT NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP DATES
Date Event
Mar. 2 DI, DIII Qualifying Windows Close
Mar. 3 DI Final Qualifying List Posted
Mar. 4 DIII Field Announcement
DI Declarations
DI Field Announcement
DII Start Lists Announced
Pre-Championships Rankings – ALL DIVISIONS
Mar. 5 DIII Start Lists Announced
DI Medical Scratches Due
Mar. 6 DI Start Lists Announced
Mar. 8-9 DI NCAA Indoor Championships
Mar. 7-9 DII NCAA Indoor Championships
Mar. 8-9 DIII NCAA Indoor Championships
In Division I this weekend takes on an entirely different meaning than in years past due to new changes to the qualifying procedures to the meet. While in the past automatic and provisional qualifying marks were used to select championships fields, all guidelines have been removed this season – leaving just the top 16 performers in individual events and the top 12 relay teams eligible for championships competition in Fayetteville, Ark. No more, no fewer.
DIII uses a similar system in which only a select number of individuals and relay teams qualify to compete at the DIII Championships in Naperville, Ill. The standards are a bit stricter, as individual men’s events will be contested by fields of 13, and women’s individual events will have 15. Relay events for both genders will feature 10 teams.
Meanwhile in Division II the qualifying window for NCAA Championships has closed and the qualifiers have been announced. Two-time defending champion No. 2 Grand Valley State leads all women’s teams with 23 entries to the meet, while No. 3 Saint Augustine’s secured the most men’s entries with 18. Updated National Team Computer Rankings based on NCAA qualifiers will be released Monday.
The first "last chance " day for those DI and DIII student-athletes jockeying for championship qualification positioning will be Friday with eight meets around the nation either beginning or taking place. Division I schools hosting one-day final qualifiers Friday include Arkansas, LSU, Northern Iowa, and Wisconsin, while Columbia and Notre Dame begin two-day competitions. Division III Carthage will host a one-day Friday meet, and DII Tiffin kicks off a two-day meet Friday.
Those athletes competing Friday will 1.) hope they post a strong enough mark to secure a qualifying spot and 2.) hope they can keep it after the second last-chance day on Saturday.
In addition to those two-day meets concluding Saturday, Iowa State, Virginia Tech and Washington will play host to final qualifiers. UW-Stevens Point will be the lone DIII institution hosting a one-day Saturday final qualifier.
A pair of DIII conference championship meets – the MIAC and the NCAC – will also take place this weekend.
Should any student-athletes be tied at the outer edge of the fixed fields, tie-breakers are in place to determine which will compete at the Indoor Championships. If two or more student-athletes’ best marks are tied, the tie will be broken by the best second-best qualifying mark, and then the third-best and so on should ties still exist. However unlikely it may be for most events, should the progression of qualifying marks from best to worst for the student-athletes in question be identical, the process will repeat taking into account the date each time/mark was recorded, with preference given to those set closer to the indoor championships. A coin toss will be the final determination should the student-athletes in question still be tied after the lengthy tie-break process.
NEWS AND NOTES
NAIA Indoor Championships Underway
The 48th annual men’s and 33rd annual women’s National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Indoor Track & Field Championships will take place at the SPIRE Institute from Feb. 28 to March 2. More than 130 programs will be represented and the meet will be streamed live and free for the first time. For a preview of the meet and for more information: http://bit.ly/XFwuit
Olympic Sprinter, NFL Player Jeff Demps Wishes to Return to Track
Former Florida Gator and four-time NCAA Champion Jeff Demps has informed the New England Patriots that he wishes to return to track & field while still playing football. Demps signed with the Patriots shortly after claiming a silver medal at the Olympics as a member of the 4×100 relay team. The Patriots have not announced as of yet their stance on the issue. Full story, via NESN.com, here: http://bit.ly/XIPnhg
Will the Danger of Football Increase the Popularity of Track & Field?
In the wake of studies exploring football-related brain damage, members of the track & field and cross country community and others discuss the topic in a Marquette Tribune article: http://bit.ly/XdaKed
John McDonnell Biography To Be Published
An autobiography by legendary Arkansas coach John McDonnell will be published by the University of Arkansas Press and available March 1. The book, co-written by McDonnell and Andrew Maloney, "tells the story of the McDonnell’s life and legacy, from his childhood growing up on a farm in 1940s County Mayo, Ireland, to his own running career, to the beginnings of his life as a coach, to all the great athletes he mentored along the way," per the official description. http://bit.ly/ZLX24x
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
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New Orleans, LA 70163
Contact: Kyle Terwillegar
Communications Assistant
kyle@ustfccca.org
(504) 599-8905
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Kyle Terwillegar
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Assistant
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8905 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: kyle@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
March Bowerman Women's Watch List Released
February 28, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – Three newcomers join a star-studded group of collegiate track & field student-athletes on the March edition of the women’s The Bowerman Watch List released Thursday by the Bowerman Watch List Committee.
Arkansas’ Regina George, Betsy Saina of Iowa State and Aurieyall Scott of UCF join the Watch List this week, marking each member of the trio’s first career apperance.
Far from new to the Watch List are reigning The Bowerman winner Kimberlyn Duncan of LSU and 2012 The Bowerman finalist Brigetta Barrett of Arizona. Duncan makes her 15th career appearance, tied for second-most all-time with Arkansas’ Tina Sutej and Florida State’s Kim Williams, while Barrett appears for the 13th time, fifth all-time.
The Watch Listers had quite the conference championship weekend, combining for a total haul of 17 individual/relay conference championships, and Watch Listers account for the collegiate lead in 10 events after the weekend. Makeba Alcide of Arkansas had the best weekend of them all, winning the SEC indoor pentathlon title with a collegiate record 4,569 points.
The pool of exceptional student-athletes from which Watch List selections are drawn is deep, as demonstrated by the fact that three of the "Also Receiving Mention" honorees combine for the collegiate lead in four events.
Listed below are brief synopses the Watch List selections’ credentials to this point in the indoor season.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, MARCH 2013
(Updated February 27, 2013. Listed in alphabetical order by last name.)
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Makeba Alcide SR Arkansas Combined Events Castries, St. Lucia
Brigetta Barrett SR Arizona High Jump Wappingers Falls, N.Y.
Tia Brooks RS SR Oklahoma Throws Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kimberlyn Duncan SR LSU Sprints Katy, Texas
English Gardner JR Oregon Sprints Voorhees, N.J.
Regina George SR Arkansas Sprints Chicago, Ill.
Andrea Geubelle SR Kansas Jumps University Place, Wash.
Brianna Rollins RS JR Clemson Hurdles Miami, Fla.
Betsy Saina RS SR Iowa State Distance Eldoret, Kenya
Aurieyall Scott JR UCF Sprints Greenbelt, Md.
QUICKLY – THE WATCH LIST
MAKEBA ALCIDE, ARKANSAS
This Season: Won the SEC Championships indoor pentathlon with a collegiate-record 4,569 points, giving her two of the top seven scores in collegiate history. Her record surpassed Oregon’s two-time NCAA indoor pentathlon champion and 2012 Bowerman Finalist Brianne Theisen’s previous record of 4,555 set last season. Set career bests in three of the five components (20-2 (6.15m) in the long jump; 8.35 in the 60 hurdles; 2:16.37 in the 800) and an indoor PR in the shot put at 40-5 (12.32m). Earlier this season recorded the seventh-best pentathlon score in collegiate history with a 4,464 at the Razorback Invitational. Leads all collegians in the pentathlon by more than 350 points. Ranked fourth in DI in the open high jump with a mark of 6-2¼ (1.89m).
BRIGETTA BARRETT, ARIZONA
This Season: Has won 24 of 25 high jump events – indoors and outdoors – against collegians dating back to the beginning of the 2012 indoor season, and is undefeated indoors. Cleared a collegiate-leading 6-3¼ (1.91m) in her season debut at the Razorback Invitational. Won the MPSF high jump title with a clearance of 6-2 (1.88m). Finished runner-up in the Millrose Games high jump at 6-1½ (1.87m).
TIA BROOKS, OKLAHOMA
This Season: Has won ten of 11 shot put events dating back to the 2012 indoor season. Launched a mark of 61-6¾ (18.76m) in her season debut at the J.D. Martin Invitational, giving her the collegiate lead and making her the only collegiate woman to surpass 60 feet. Owns the top 11 collegiate throws of 2013, and leads the nation by more than three feet. Claimed the Big 12 title in the shot put with a winning mark of 60-9¼ (18.52m), but each of her four legal throws would have won the event.
KIMBERLYN DUNCAN, LSU
This Season: Tied for second all-time with 15 Watch List appearances. Won 19 of her past 20 finals in the 200 against collegians, edged out only once by fellow Watch Lister Aurieyall Scott of UCF by .04 at the Razorback Invitational. Reclaimed 2013′s fastest collegiate time at 200 meters with her SEC Championship-winning 22.54, placing her fifth on the all-time indoor collegiate performers list and giving her the sixth-fastest time in indoor college history. Unbeaten in finals at 60 meters this season with an SEC Championship and the nation’s second-fastest time at 7.16.
ENGLISH GARDNER, OREGON
This Season: Won the Millrose Games 60 in 7.19, defeating three Olympians in her season debut in the event. Claimed the MPSF title at 60 meters in 7.24, and ran a leg of the Ducks’ victorious 4×400 relay team. Is currently ranked third in a three-way tie at 60 meters. Has only lost once in 13 career finals between the indoor 60 and outdoor 100.
REGINA GEORGE, ARKANSAS
This Season: Ran a collegiate-leading 51.40 over 400 meters to claim the SEC Championship in the event, after running a then-nation-leading 51.47 in the prelims. Ranked the ninth-fastest collegian all-time at 400 meters indoors with her 51.40 effort. Owns the three fastest collegiate performances of 2012-13. Anchored the Arkansas 4×400 relay team to an SEC Championship in 3:29.60, the eighth-fastest time in indoor collegiate history. Is undefeated at 400 meters this season in four events and has won six of her past seven finals at 400 meters dating back to the beginning of the 2012 outdoor season. Ran a 23.00 over 200 meters during an SEC Championships prelim, giving her the fifth-fastest collegiate time this season.
ANDREA GEUBELLE, KANSAS
This Season: Is the undefeated collegiate leader in the long jump this season in three events, including wins at the Big 12 Championships and the Armory Collegiate Invitational where she posted a collegiate-leading jump of 22-11½, just a quarter inch shy of placing her among the top 10 collegians all-time. Extended her streak of triple jump victories against collegians to 12 of the past 14 dating back to the 2012 indoor season with an individual title in the Big 12 triple jump, recording a mark of 44-3¼ (13.49m). She is currently ranked second as one of two jumpers to surpass 45 feet with a 45-7¾ (13.91m) attempt at the Tyson Invitational.
BRIANNA ROLLINS, CLEMSON
This Season: Broke the all-time collegiate record in the 60 hurdles in her season debut, scorching to a 7.78 and becoming the first collegiate woman to dip under 7.80. Beat the previous record of 7.84 held by USC’s Virginia Powell since 2006. Has won nine of 10 60 hurdles finals dating back to her individual national championship in 2011. Owns five of the six fastest times in the nation this season – all but one faster than 8.00 – and is the only collegian to run faster than 8.00. Claimed the ACC title in the 60 hurdles by nearly a quarter of a second with a 7.90 in the finals. Also ranked ninth in the nation at 200 meters with a winning time of 23.22 at the Armory Collegiate Invitational.
BETSY SAINA, IOWA STATE
This Season: Is undefeated in six individual finals in the mile, 3000 and 5000 during the indoor season, including a collegiate-leading 15:21.66 over 5000 meters at the Iowa State Classic – the fifth-fastest all-conditions time in indoor collegiate history. Claimed Big 12 individual titles in the mile, 3000 and 5000. Ranked fourth in the nation at 3000 meters in 9:04.57. Won the 2012 DI NCAA Cross Country individual championship, the Midwest Region individual title and the Big 12 Championships individual crown during the cross country season, winning four of five races and finishing runner-up in the other.
AURIEYALL SCOTT, UCF
This Season: Snapped reigning The Bowerman winner Kimberlyn Duncan’s winning streak of 18 consecutive wins against collegians at 200 meters, defeating her by a slim .04 margin at the Tyson Invitational in a then-nation-leading time of 22.68. Won Conference USA individual championships at 60 and 200 meters to go along with a title in the 4×400 relay, claiming the 60 in a collegiate-leading 7.13, placing her in a tie for fourth all-time among collegiate performers and giving her a share of the fifth-fastest time in collegiate history. Is undefeated in five finals this season at both 60 and 200 meters.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Emma Coburn SR Colorado Distance Crested Butte, Colo.
Abbey D’Agostino JR Dartmouth Distance Topsfield, Mass.
Felisha Johnson SR Indiana State Throws Indianapolis, Ind.
Georganne Moline SR Arizona Hurdles Phoenix, Ariz.
Emily Sisson JR Providence Distance Chesterfield, Mo.
Ashley Spencer SO Illinois Sprints Indianapolis, Ind.
ABOUT THE BOWERMAN
The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009, is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding male and female collegiate track & field athletes in the nation.
Southern Utah’s Cam Levins and LSU’s Kimberlyn Duncan are the reigning winners of The Bowerman, which is named for legendary Oregon track & field and cross country coach Bill Bowerman.
Past winners include Olympic gold medalist and decathlon world-record holder Ashton Eaton (2010), 10,000-meter Olympic silver medalist Galen Rupp (2009), and 2011 IAAF World Champion at 1500 meters, Jenny Simpson (2009).
Bowerman served the sport of track and field in numerous ways. His leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole are among his many lasting legacies.
For more information on The Bowerman, the award, the trophy and Bill Bowerman himself, visit TheBowerman.org.
ABOUT THE USTFCCCA
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) is a non-profit professional organization representing cross country and track & field coaches of all levels. The organization represents over 8,000 coaching members encompassing 94% of all NCAA track & field programs (DI, DII, and DIII) and includes members representing the NAIA as well as a number of state high school coaches associations. The USTFCCCA serves as an advocate for cross country and track & field coaches, providing a leadership structure to assist the needs of a diverse membership, serving as a lobbyist for coaches’ interests, and working as a liaison between the various stakeholders in the sports of cross country and track & field.
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
1100 Poydras Street, Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
Contact: Kyle Terwillegar
Communications Assistant
kyle@ustfccca.org
(504) 599-8905
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Kyle Terwillegar
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Assistant
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8905 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: kyle@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHT THROW PERFORMANCE LIST - 02-28-13 UPDATE
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 25# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09
CLASS RECORDS
64’04.00” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-09-12
75'00.50" Walter Henning SO St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 02-26-05
87’10.75” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-16-08
93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 25# WEIGHT THROW
79’06.75” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 02-01
79’02.75” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-24 o *
78’08.75” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 02-01
75’02.50” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-24 o *
73’01.50” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 01-29
71’11.50” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 02-17
71’11.00” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 02-09
71’06.00” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 02-16
69’04.25” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
69’02.00” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-01
68’10.50” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
68’10.00” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 02-24 o *
68’09.25” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 02-24 o *
68’09.00” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 11-24 o
68’01.25” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 02-12 *
67’08.00” Billy Price SR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-03
67’04.25” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 02-24 o *
67’00.75” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 01-19
66’09.00” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 02-22 *
66’01.00” Cullen Prena SR Walled Lake, MI 02-23 *
65’07.00” Anthony Wilks SR Marlington, Alliance, OH 02-17
65’00.75” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
64’10.00” Isaiah Dexter JR Lancaster, OH 01-27
64’03.50” John Maurins JR Mentor, OH 02-09
64’02.75” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 02-16
64’00.25” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 01-06 o
63’07.50” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 02-16
63’04.75” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 12-29
63’01.00” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 02-16
63’01.00” Trevor Mustard JR Washington-Court House, OH 02-16
63’00.75” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
62’02.00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-22
61’05.00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 02-09
60’09.50” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-16
60’07.75” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 02-02
60’07.50” Joe Vincent SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-22
60’07.00” Will McFee SR Greenwich, NY 01-27
60’02.00” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 02-24 o *
60’01.75” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 02-10
59’11.75” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 02-09 o
59’06.50” Aaron Comery SR Coventry, RI 02-01
59’03.75” Joe Colao SR Westerly, RI 02-12 *
59’03.25” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-29
59’02.75” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 01-06 o
59’02.25” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 02-12 *
59’02.25” Brenden Song SR West Hills, Santee, CA 02-18 *
59’01.50” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-16
59’00.75” Clay Jury SR Colonel Crawford, North Robinson, OH 02-03
58’11.50” Isaiah Gonzales SR Miramonte, Orinda, CA 02-18 *
58’11.50” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 10-28 o
58’10.25” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-14
58’10.00” Kevin Conner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-02
58’08.25” Patrick Corcoran SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 01-12
58’06.50” Austin Sahs SR El Camino, Oceanside, CA 02-18 *
58’06.00” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-16
58’05.00” Aric Boyes SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
58’03.75” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 02-12 *
58’03.00” Dennis Russel JR Longwood, Middle Island, NY 02-16
57’11.25” Logan Bryer JR Genoa Area, OH 01-27
57’08.50” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 01-12
57’07.00” James Leddy JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
57’05.50” Jake Knight JR Rocky Mountain, Meridan, ID 01-25
57’04.00” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 02-14
57’02.00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 01-18
57’02.00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 01-16
57’00.75” Matthew Weissheier SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 02-09
56’09.25” John Zedella SO St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 02-24 *
56’04.00” John Aronson SR Syosset, NY 01-16
56’01.50” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 02-12 *
56’01.25” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 01-27
56’00.50” Blake Walton SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-09
55’08.50” Jeff Nunez JR Ellenville, NY 01-18
55’08.00” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 01-19
55’07.50” Stefan Balestra JR Lincoln, RI 02-13
55’05.00” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 02-01
55’04.50” Edward Barber JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
55’04.00” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 02-16
55’03.00” Dan Jindra SR Brunswick, OH 02-16
55’01.00” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 02-18 *
55’00.25” Joseph Ruggiers JR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 01-26
54’11.50” Isaiah Brooks SR Bloomfield, CT 01-12
54’10.75” David Roy SR St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA 01-19
54’08.00” Tyler Champlin JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
54’04.00” Amir Ali Patterson JR Crespi, Encino, CA 02-18 *
54’01.00” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 01-26 o
53’11.50” Kyle Brown SR Hamburg, NY 01-26
53’10.75” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 01-09
53’10.50” Quinn Levering JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-03
53’09.50” Andrew Taft JR Clinton, NY 01-02
53’09.25” Josh McDonald SR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 10-21 o
53’09.00” Mitchell Messenger SR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 01-26
53’05.00” Troy Andretta SR Kinnelon, NJ 02-18 *
53’04.00” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 12-07 o
53’03.50” Riley Norman JR Cadillac, MI 01-15
53’02.25” Bryce Burnside SR Findlay, OH 02-03
53’02.00” Michael Snow SR Hewitt-Trussville, Trussville, AL 12-29
53’00.00” Michael Pape JR Struthers, OH 02-16
52’11.50” Nate Hunter SR Brunswick, OH 02-24 *
52’10.25” Tyler Merkley SO Alta Loma, CA 02-18 *
52’08.00” Rehmaan Rafique JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
52’06.00” Jacob Patrick SR Litchfield, MI 02-23 *
52’05.50” Isaiah Rogers FR Campbell, Smyma, GA 01-26
52’05.00” Jack Lippin SR Bergen Catholic, Oradell, NJ 01-02
52’04.00” Chandler Clark JR Long Peak, Highland, UT 01-19
52’04.00” Anthony Santoro JR South Glens Falls, NY 01-27
52’04.00” Joseph Segreto JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
52’02.25” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 12-19
52’00.00” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
51’11.00” Logan Kusky FR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
51’10.25” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 01-14
51’10.00” Austin McDowell SR Albion, MI 02-23 *
51’10.00” Ben Bracken SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
51’07.50” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 01-19
51’07.00” Ryan Cribben SR West Irondequoit, Rochester, NY 01-26
51’06.00” Ryan Williams SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 01-19
51’05.50” Tory Cook SO Shenendehowa, NY 01-05
51’04.00” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 01-20
51’03.50” John Karsten JR Blair Oaks, Jefferson City, MO 01-27
51’01.00” Tyler Laffin JR Brunswick, OH 02-16
51’00.75” Jake Hirtle SR Hingham, MA 02-20 *
50’07.50” Paul Shaughnessy SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-12
50’07.00” Jack Gamble SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
50’06.75” Jihad Sharif SR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
50’06.25” Aaron Elliot FR Waverly, OH 01-20
50’05.75” Collin Quebedeaux SR Liberty Christian Academy, Lynchburg, VA 02-01
50’05.00” Marshall McKown JR Douglas, Minden, NV 02-09 o
50’05.00” Dan Johnston SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-24
50’04.50” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 02-03 o
50’04.25” Kyle Graham SO Loudonville, OH 02-24 *
50’00.75” Michael Vitale SR Amity, Woodbridge, CT 01-12
49’11.50” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 02-01
49’09.50” Zach Purcilly JR Avondale, Troy, MI 02-23 *
49’09.00” Devon Patterson JR Williamsville, NY 01-26
49’08.25” Steven O’Brien SR Cranston West, RI 02-12 *
49’08.00” Garrett Hessmn SO Bergen Catholic, Oradell, NJ 12-15
49’06.00” Darryl Brooks SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-14
49’05.00” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 01-20
49’04.25” Andrew DelSanto JR Portsmouth, RI 02-12 *
49’02.50” Cody Smith SR Port Clinton, OH 01-19
49’01.00” Aaron Elliott FR Waverly, OH 02-16
49’00.00” Max Seipel JR Avon Lake, OH 02-16
48’11.50” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 02-02
48’11.00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 02-18 *
48’10.00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-15
48’10.00” Tim Breiding JR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 01-19
48’10.00” Oliver Nunez JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-28
48’09.75” Sam Matina SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
48’09.50” Marcus Franklin SR La Vergne, TN 02-16
48’09.00” Leon Edmonds JR East Providence, RI 12-17
48’07.75” Joseph Buttimer SR Shenendehowa, NY 02-10
48’07.50” David Paliscak SR Rootstown, OH 02-16
48’06.00” Austin Cary SR Loudonville, OH 01-20
48’02.25” Evan Dombrowski JR St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA 02-20 *
48’01.25” Spencer Nezat SR Hewitt-Trussville, Trussville, AL 12-29
48’01.00” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-24
47’09.50” Greg Pickering SR North Kingstown, RI 02-13
47’09.25” Andrew Nelson SR Bay Shore, NY 01-16
47’08.25” Tyler Sipes SR Mountain View, Loveland, CO 02-14
47’07.75” Seth Tribby JR Lancaster, OH 02-10
47’07.00” Alex Schilling JR Lancaster, NY 01-26
47’06.25” Jeff Whittaker SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
47’05.00” Mason Falahat JR West Ranch, Valencia, CA 02-18 *
47’04.00” Jack Heckman SO Eastwood, Pemberville, OH 02-03
47’03.25” Seth Larbi SR Shea, Pawtucket, RI 02-01
47’03.00” Devon Petterson JR Williamsville South, NY 12-14
47’02.50” Christian Herold SO Lancaster, OH 02-10
47’02.00” Lukas Fontaine SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-17
47’01.00” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 02-13
47’00.25” Mike Lynch SR Nashua North, NH 01-12
47’00.00” Andrew Piracha JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-22 *
46’11.50” Nik Curtiss FR Lancaster, OH 02-10
46’11.50” Tony DeYoung JR Lancaster, NY 01-12
46’09.50” Chris Johnson SR Cullman, AL 12-29
46’08.75” James Norman SR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-14
46’08.00” Elijah Marta SR Aptos, CA 02-16 o
46’08.00” Jacob Stoddart JR Linden, CA 02-18 *
46’07.50” Jake Briely JR Lincoln, RI 02-12 *
46’07.50” Briar Adona SR Moscow, WA 12-19
46’07.25” Pat Silvia JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-05
46’07.25’ Colton Hale SR Centerville, OH 02-02
46’06.50” Rob Adler JR Rome Free Academy, NY 01-26
46’04.00” Brian Oehlsen SR Clinton, NY 12-28
46’04.00” Neil Bailey SR Licking Valley, Newark, OH 02-16
46’01.50” Bryan Miranda SR Burlington, MA 01-12
46’01.00” John Mirabito JR Bay Shore, NY 01-19
46’00.75” Ivann Gelico SR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
45’11.50” Adam Freiman JR Cumberland, RI 01-09
45’10.50” Bennett Uhl SR Shawnee Mission East, Prairie Village, KS 02-16
45’08.00’ Jacob Wilson JR Rock Springs, WY 01-12
45’07.50” Tom Knuff SO Brunswick, OH 02-24 *
45’07.00” Ryan Goodard SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-28
45’06.00” Brandon Hayashi SO Los Altos, Hacienda Heights, CA 01-19 o
45’05.00” Chris Kelly SR Massapequa, NY 02-22 *
45’05.00” Daniel Pape JR Struthers, OH 02-16
45’04.00” Ben Capuano JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
45’03.00” Hayden Wolrehammer JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 12-07 o
45’03.00” Zach Purcilly JR Avondale, Troy, MI 12-19
45’02.75” Jr Ballenger SO Lancaster, OH 01-27
45’01.25” Asmin Sanchez SR Hope, Providence, RI 12-10
45’01.00” Alex McHugh SR Licking Valley, Newark, OH 02-16
45’01.00” Ben Allen JR Lincoln, RI 01-24 *
45’00.00” Ryan Goddard SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 35# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
65’08.25” Davis Fraker SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 02-14-10
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
64’05.00” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
61’00.75” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 02-17
54’04.00” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
53’05.50” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 02-17
52’04.75” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 02-17
50’02.00” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
48’05.50” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 02-03 o
48’02.50” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 02-10 o
47’07.75” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 02-10 o
44’07.00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 02-17
44’00.75” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
43’10.50” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 02-17
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 20# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11
CLASS RECORDS
57’03.00” Katie Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 02-02-08
57’11.00” Patrice Gates SO Villa Rica, GA 03-16-08
65’04.25” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-14-10
68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
59’11.75” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 02-10 o
59’04.75” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 02-03 o
58’11.00” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 01-13
56’00.00” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 02-07
54’04.75” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 01-26
54’01.75” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 02-10 o
54’00.00” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
53’00.00” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 02-22 *
52’08.50” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 10-21 o
52’06.75” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 02-16
52’06.75” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 02-16
52’03.25” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
51’09.00” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 02-17
51’08.50” Becca Leppelmeier SR McComb, OH 02-03
51’08.00” Tanya Sapa SR La Sierra, Riverside, CA 02-18 *
51’00.25” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 02-03 o
49’07.00” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 10-07 o
49’01.50” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 02-16
49’00.75” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 01-13 o
48’11.75” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 02-16
48’08.50” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 02-14
48’08.00” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23 o
48’06.50” Jessie Dhaliwall JR Grand Island, NY 01-26
48’06.00” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
48’04.00” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23 o
47’06.00” Acacia Larsen SR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 02-10
47’03.75” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 02-14
47’02.75” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-26
47’02.00” McKenzie Kuehlewind JR Lancaster, NY 02-02
47’01.75” Mohogany Baker JR Berry Academy of Tech., Charlotte, NC 01-19
47’01.00” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 01-06 o
47’01.00” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 02-16
47’01.00” Teria Mackey JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-16
46’07.50” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
46’05.25” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 01-12
46’05.00” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 02-23 *
46’04.00” Mariah Mansperger JR Ashland, OH 02-17
46’04.00” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 02-22 *
46’03.50” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-06
45’09.00” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montomery, AL 02-03 o
45’09.00” Alex Miller-Wampler SR Lancaster, NY 01-26
45’06.00” Brenda Perrella JR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
45’04.00” Tradazia Merchant JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
45’02.00” Tara Moffett SR Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-20
44’10.75” Gabriella Trejo SR Sachem East, NY 01-16
44’10.00” Rachael Aikens JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-06
44’09.50” Darcie Marion JR Madison, Adrian, MI 01-17
44’08.00” Venetcia Ortiz SR Central Falls, RI 02-16
44’08.00” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 01-12
44’06.00” Emily Jacobs SR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
44’02.25” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 12-18
43’10.50” Ashley Freshkorn SR Hamilton Township, Columbus, OH 01-27
43’09.00” Veronica Wiggins SR Tolman, Pawtucket, RI 01-21
43’07.00” Jenae Linville SR Lake Center Christian, Hartville, OH 02-17
43’04.75” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 12-01
43’03.50” Adriana Brown JR Lawrence Central, Indianapolis, IN 02-16
43’01.75” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
43’01.00” Oliva Seifert FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 01-19
42’11.00” Destiny Parker JR Summit, Fontana, CA 01-19 o
42’09.00” Ashton Clevenger SR Frehricktown, OH 02-16
42’08.25” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 02-16
42’07.25” Lundy Spinner SO Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 01-05
42’02.00” Cydnee Collins-Luther FR Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 01-13 o
42’00.00” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-26
41’10.75” Liz Streaker SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 02-03
41’09.75” Courtney Drozdowski JR Lancaster, NY 01-12
41’09.00” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 02-07
41’07.50” Faith Estelle SO Bloomfield, CT 01-12
41’07.00” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-26
41’04.00” Victoria Taibe SR Archbishop Molloy, Jamaica, NY 12-29
41’02.25” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 01-12
41’01.25” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 01-19
41’01.00” Natalie Helenthal JR Ashland, OH 02-16
41’00.50” Mareena DiMilia SR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 12-08
41’00.00” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
40’11.50” Mariah Mays SO Rome Free Academy, NY 01-11
40’11.25” Meagan Dietz SR Jefferson, Monroe, MI 02-23 *
40’10.00” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
40’08.00” Cailen Blaire FR Hickory, Hermitage, PA 02-03
40’07.50” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 02-03
40’06.00” Michelle Sanchez SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-05
40’02.75” Daisy Geurink JR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
40’01.75” Brittany Casey JR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
39’11.25” Rebecca Stiefler SO Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-12
39’09.00” Leslie Alvarez JR West Warwick, RI 01-26
39’08.50” Shelby Iszler SR Pocatello, ID 02-14
39’08.00” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-12 o
39’07.00” Margaret Lepley SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 02-17
39’05.00” Melissa Ausman SR Nyssa, OR 01-25
39’04.50” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 01-21
39’04.00” Taylor Baker JR Paint Valley, Bainbridge, OH 02-16
39’03.75” Elizabeth Tevnan JR Notre Dame Academy-Hingham, MA 02-20 *
39’00.50” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 01-21
39’00.50” Meagan Malloy FR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 02-02
39’00.00” Ashley O’Neill SR Battle Creek Lakeview, MI 02-23 *
38’11.00” Sydney Jones JR Brunswick, OH 01-19
38’11.00” Emily Dawson JR Triway, Wooster, OH 02-24 *
38’10.75” Kassie Nagel SO Morgan, UT 02-14
38’09.25” Denaya Flanders SO Monroe-Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 01-19
38’09.00” Hilary Fox SO Cascade, Clayton, IN 12-01
38’07.00” Alleah Red SR Bloomfield, CT 01-18
38’04.50” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 02-16
38’02.50” Alyssa Jordan SR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 12-18
38’01.50” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 &
37’11.00” Emily Griffith JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
37’10.00” Valerie Hinds SO Kingston, NY 01-19
37’09.25” Brittany Sepe JR Sachem East, NY 01-16
37’06.50” Cindy Choang SR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
37’06.25” Zoe Fowler JR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 01-12
37’06.00” Natalie Jean SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 12-01
37’04.50” Shannon Smith JR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
37’02.50” Lacey Slominski SR Natrona County, Casper, WY 02-14
36’09.00” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 01-26
36’09.00” Sarah Branstetter JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
36’08.50” Baylee Geiss SO Brunswick, OH 02-16
36’07.00” Rachel Habegger SR Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-20
36’07.00” Antori Abraham SR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
36’06.25” Briana Pina SR Cumberland, RI 01-08
36’06.00” Sierra Senio SR La Sierra, Riverside, CA 02-18 *
36’06.00” Taylor Kern SR Sachem East, NY 02-22 *
36’05.75” Alise Murray SO West Seneca, NY 01-05
36’05.00” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 01-21
36’05.00” Meghan Porr SR Massapequa, NY 02-22 *
36’04.50” Gina Graziani FR Lancaster, NY 01-26
36’03.00” Izzy Marini SR Olive Grove, Los Olivos, CA 02-18 *
36’01.00” Tara Park SR Amador Valley, Pleasanton, CA 02-18 *
36’01.00” Judae Norwood JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
35’10.50” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-08
35’09.50” Kaylee Antill SO Tri-Valley, Dresden, OH 01-12
35’09.50” Chelsea Carpenter JR Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, OH 02-02
35’09.25” Holly Aversch SO Leipsic, OH 02-03
35’07.25” Cassie Lew JR Rock Springs, WY 02-14
35’07.00” Daija Young FR Trinity, Garfield Heights, OH 02-03
35’06.75” Gloria Bauman JR Sacred Heart Academy, Hempstead, NY 02-09
35’06.00” Niji Kaur JR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
35’03.50” Micaela Hazlewood JR Linton-Stockton, Linton, IN 02-16
35’01.50” Jordan Scott SR Lincoln, RI 01-26
35’01.50” Carly Timpson SO Narragnaset, RI 02-07
35’01.50” Tara Rochefort SO Woonsocket, RI 12-18
35’01.50” Tiffany Aubee SR West Warwick, RI 01-08
35’01.00” Misha St. Aubin JR Mt. Vernon, NY 01-02
35’01.00” Elaine Minew JR Susan Wagner, Staten Island, NY 01-16
35’00.50” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 01-12 o
35’00.25” Olivia Reeves FR Woodstock, GA 10-28 o
34’11.25” Ashley Martinez SO Woonsocket, RI 12-18
34’10.50” Oksana Goretava SR West Warwick, RI 01-26
34’10.25” Brittany Jackson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
34’07.75” Jordan Childs JR Pocatello, ID 02-14
34’07.00” Stephanie Crapse JR Box Elder, Brigham City, UT 01-12
34’06.25” Maddy Taylor SR Loudonville, OH 01-20
34’06.00” Melissa Kennedy SR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
34’03.00” Mya Kemp JR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
34’03.00” Jackie Esmay JR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 02-18 *
34’00.50” Josephine Jackson SR Walled Lake Central, MI 02-23 *
34’00.00” Carolyn Claveau SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 02-20 *
34’00.00” Jamyee Allred JR Galion, North Galion, OH 02-16
33’11.50” Tiana Gillenwater JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
33’11.00” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-48 *
33’11.00” Jaliyah Henry JR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
33’10.00” Hana Mehok SO Claymont, Uhrichsville, OH 01-19
33’05.75” Jasmine Manigault SR J.L. Mann, Greenville, SC 01-26
33’00.50” Alexandria Amazan FR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
32’11.25” Nina Thibeault FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 02-02
32’10.25” Katie Dewey SO Elmwood, Bloomdale, OH 02-03
32’10.00” Carrie Wasdyke SR Jefferson Township, Oak Ridge, NJ 02-18 *
32’10.00” Milaya Crouch SO Rock Springs, WY 02-14
32’09.25” Katlyn Cassidy SR Ellenville, NY 01-19
32’08.75” Lysah Russell FR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
32’05.00” Natasha Beaver JR Rock Springs, WY 02-14
32’05.00” Kellie Smallegan SR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
32’03.75” Hayley Macken SO Shenendehowa, NY 01-05
32’00.50” Mikayla Baer SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 02-24 *
32’00.00” Kolcie Bates SR Weiser, ID 01-25
31’10.75” Olivia Casale JR Barrington, RI 02-18 *
31’10.25” Katerina Gray SO Lincoln, RI 02-18 *
31’09.50” Sarah Coney SR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
31’09.00” Becca Egge JR Barrington, RI 02-18 *
31’09.00” Katherine Packham SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-20
31’09.00” Madison Haggarty FR Loudonville, OH 01-26
31’08.50” Kacy Wilson SO Brunswick, OH 01-12
31’08.25” Bria McAloon JR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 02-18 *
31’08.00” Shelby Glendhill JR Colonel Crawford, North Robinson, OH 01-27
31’08.00” Brianna Jones SR Liberty Christian Academy, Lynchburg, VA 02-01
31’08.00” Kayla Edington SR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
31’07.00” Reshanna Simon FR Centerville, OH 02-16
31’07.00” Charlotte Campbell FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 12-01
31’07.00” Amber Kelley SO Stillwater, NY 01-27
31’05.75” Sabrina Thomas SR Monrovia, CA 02-14
31’05.75” Mikayla Dihrberg SR Ilion, NY 01-11
31’05.75” Kayla Bourbon FR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 02-02
31’03.00” Haley Bell SR Exeter/West Greenwich, W. Greenwich, RI 01-10
31’02.50” Samantha Meyer SR Long Peak, Highland, UT 01-19
31’00.50” Jenay Crispyn SO Montville Township, NJ 02-18 *
31’00.50” Caitlin Blanchard JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-05
30’10.00” Shoshana Isis Trotman FR Centerville, OH 02-16
30’09.00” Vanessas Vodan FR Berea, OH 01-26
30’09.00” Antonya Arnold JR Centerville, OH 02-16
30’07.50” Jenna Fonesca SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
30’06.50” Jewel Feaster FR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
30’05.00” Asiana Underwood JR Cranston West, RI 02-02
30’03.50” Caitlin Lamb SR East Providence, RI 02-02
30’03.25” Makayla Sawdy SO Narragansett, RI 02-18 *
30’03.25” Faye Gauthier FR West Warwick, RI 01-12
30’03.00” Makena Thomas FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
30’03.00” Arlesha Cospy JR Trotwood-Madison, Trotwood, OH 01-06
30’02.25” Ashley Wingo JR Mecklenburg, Charlotte, NC 01-26
30’00.50” Kaitlyn Stakey JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 01-12
30’00.00” Mikayla Culnan FR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 01-05
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Standards: boys’ 25# - 45’; boys’ 35# 40’; girls’ 20# 30’.
Weekly/final updates up to top 100 in each gender.
O = Outdoor performance. All other performances were achieved indoors.
* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Cutoff 02-24-13 Updated 02-28-13
Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-0243 or via e-mail at rmgourley@fullchannel.net
NATIONAL RECORD
93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09
CLASS RECORDS
64’04.00” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-09-12
75'00.50" Walter Henning SO St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 02-26-05
87’10.75” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-16-08
93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 25# WEIGHT THROW
79’06.75” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 02-01
79’02.75” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-24 o *
78’08.75” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 02-01
75’02.50” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-24 o *
73’01.50” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 01-29
71’11.50” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 02-17
71’11.00” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 02-09
71’06.00” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 02-16
69’04.25” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
69’02.00” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-01
68’10.50” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
68’10.00” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 02-24 o *
68’09.25” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 02-24 o *
68’09.00” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 11-24 o
68’01.25” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 02-12 *
67’08.00” Billy Price SR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-03
67’04.25” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 02-24 o *
67’00.75” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 01-19
66’09.00” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 02-22 *
66’01.00” Cullen Prena SR Walled Lake, MI 02-23 *
65’07.00” Anthony Wilks SR Marlington, Alliance, OH 02-17
65’00.75” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
64’10.00” Isaiah Dexter JR Lancaster, OH 01-27
64’03.50” John Maurins JR Mentor, OH 02-09
64’02.75” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 02-16
64’00.25” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 01-06 o
63’07.50” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 02-16
63’04.75” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 12-29
63’01.00” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 02-16
63’01.00” Trevor Mustard JR Washington-Court House, OH 02-16
63’00.75” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
62’02.00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-22
61’05.00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 02-09
60’09.50” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-16
60’07.75” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 02-02
60’07.50” Joe Vincent SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-22
60’07.00” Will McFee SR Greenwich, NY 01-27
60’02.00” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 02-24 o *
60’01.75” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 02-10
59’11.75” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 02-09 o
59’06.50” Aaron Comery SR Coventry, RI 02-01
59’03.75” Joe Colao SR Westerly, RI 02-12 *
59’03.25” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-29
59’02.75” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 01-06 o
59’02.25” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 02-12 *
59’02.25” Brenden Song SR West Hills, Santee, CA 02-18 *
59’01.50” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-16
59’00.75” Clay Jury SR Colonel Crawford, North Robinson, OH 02-03
58’11.50” Isaiah Gonzales SR Miramonte, Orinda, CA 02-18 *
58’11.50” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 10-28 o
58’10.25” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-14
58’10.00” Kevin Conner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-02
58’08.25” Patrick Corcoran SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 01-12
58’06.50” Austin Sahs SR El Camino, Oceanside, CA 02-18 *
58’06.00” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-16
58’05.00” Aric Boyes SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
58’03.75” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 02-12 *
58’03.00” Dennis Russel JR Longwood, Middle Island, NY 02-16
57’11.25” Logan Bryer JR Genoa Area, OH 01-27
57’08.50” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 01-12
57’07.00” James Leddy JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
57’05.50” Jake Knight JR Rocky Mountain, Meridan, ID 01-25
57’04.00” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 02-14
57’02.00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 01-18
57’02.00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 01-16
57’00.75” Matthew Weissheier SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 02-09
56’09.25” John Zedella SO St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 02-24 *
56’04.00” John Aronson SR Syosset, NY 01-16
56’01.50” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 02-12 *
56’01.25” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 01-27
56’00.50” Blake Walton SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-09
55’08.50” Jeff Nunez JR Ellenville, NY 01-18
55’08.00” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 01-19
55’07.50” Stefan Balestra JR Lincoln, RI 02-13
55’05.00” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 02-01
55’04.50” Edward Barber JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
55’04.00” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 02-16
55’03.00” Dan Jindra SR Brunswick, OH 02-16
55’01.00” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 02-18 *
55’00.25” Joseph Ruggiers JR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 01-26
54’11.50” Isaiah Brooks SR Bloomfield, CT 01-12
54’10.75” David Roy SR St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA 01-19
54’08.00” Tyler Champlin JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
54’04.00” Amir Ali Patterson JR Crespi, Encino, CA 02-18 *
54’01.00” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 01-26 o
53’11.50” Kyle Brown SR Hamburg, NY 01-26
53’10.75” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 01-09
53’10.50” Quinn Levering JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-03
53’09.50” Andrew Taft JR Clinton, NY 01-02
53’09.25” Josh McDonald SR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 10-21 o
53’09.00” Mitchell Messenger SR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 01-26
53’05.00” Troy Andretta SR Kinnelon, NJ 02-18 *
53’04.00” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 12-07 o
53’03.50” Riley Norman JR Cadillac, MI 01-15
53’02.25” Bryce Burnside SR Findlay, OH 02-03
53’02.00” Michael Snow SR Hewitt-Trussville, Trussville, AL 12-29
53’00.00” Michael Pape JR Struthers, OH 02-16
52’11.50” Nate Hunter SR Brunswick, OH 02-24 *
52’10.25” Tyler Merkley SO Alta Loma, CA 02-18 *
52’08.00” Rehmaan Rafique JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
52’06.00” Jacob Patrick SR Litchfield, MI 02-23 *
52’05.50” Isaiah Rogers FR Campbell, Smyma, GA 01-26
52’05.00” Jack Lippin SR Bergen Catholic, Oradell, NJ 01-02
52’04.00” Chandler Clark JR Long Peak, Highland, UT 01-19
52’04.00” Anthony Santoro JR South Glens Falls, NY 01-27
52’04.00” Joseph Segreto JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
52’02.25” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 12-19
52’00.00” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
51’11.00” Logan Kusky FR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
51’10.25” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 01-14
51’10.00” Austin McDowell SR Albion, MI 02-23 *
51’10.00” Ben Bracken SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
51’07.50” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 01-19
51’07.00” Ryan Cribben SR West Irondequoit, Rochester, NY 01-26
51’06.00” Ryan Williams SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 01-19
51’05.50” Tory Cook SO Shenendehowa, NY 01-05
51’04.00” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 01-20
51’03.50” John Karsten JR Blair Oaks, Jefferson City, MO 01-27
51’01.00” Tyler Laffin JR Brunswick, OH 02-16
51’00.75” Jake Hirtle SR Hingham, MA 02-20 *
50’07.50” Paul Shaughnessy SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-12
50’07.00” Jack Gamble SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
50’06.75” Jihad Sharif SR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
50’06.25” Aaron Elliot FR Waverly, OH 01-20
50’05.75” Collin Quebedeaux SR Liberty Christian Academy, Lynchburg, VA 02-01
50’05.00” Marshall McKown JR Douglas, Minden, NV 02-09 o
50’05.00” Dan Johnston SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-24
50’04.50” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 02-03 o
50’04.25” Kyle Graham SO Loudonville, OH 02-24 *
50’00.75” Michael Vitale SR Amity, Woodbridge, CT 01-12
49’11.50” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 02-01
49’09.50” Zach Purcilly JR Avondale, Troy, MI 02-23 *
49’09.00” Devon Patterson JR Williamsville, NY 01-26
49’08.25” Steven O’Brien SR Cranston West, RI 02-12 *
49’08.00” Garrett Hessmn SO Bergen Catholic, Oradell, NJ 12-15
49’06.00” Darryl Brooks SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-14
49’05.00” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 01-20
49’04.25” Andrew DelSanto JR Portsmouth, RI 02-12 *
49’02.50” Cody Smith SR Port Clinton, OH 01-19
49’01.00” Aaron Elliott FR Waverly, OH 02-16
49’00.00” Max Seipel JR Avon Lake, OH 02-16
48’11.50” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 02-02
48’11.00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 02-18 *
48’10.00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-15
48’10.00” Tim Breiding JR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 01-19
48’10.00” Oliver Nunez JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-28
48’09.75” Sam Matina SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
48’09.50” Marcus Franklin SR La Vergne, TN 02-16
48’09.00” Leon Edmonds JR East Providence, RI 12-17
48’07.75” Joseph Buttimer SR Shenendehowa, NY 02-10
48’07.50” David Paliscak SR Rootstown, OH 02-16
48’06.00” Austin Cary SR Loudonville, OH 01-20
48’02.25” Evan Dombrowski JR St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA 02-20 *
48’01.25” Spencer Nezat SR Hewitt-Trussville, Trussville, AL 12-29
48’01.00” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-24
47’09.50” Greg Pickering SR North Kingstown, RI 02-13
47’09.25” Andrew Nelson SR Bay Shore, NY 01-16
47’08.25” Tyler Sipes SR Mountain View, Loveland, CO 02-14
47’07.75” Seth Tribby JR Lancaster, OH 02-10
47’07.00” Alex Schilling JR Lancaster, NY 01-26
47’06.25” Jeff Whittaker SR Davis, Kaysville, UT 02-14
47’05.00” Mason Falahat JR West Ranch, Valencia, CA 02-18 *
47’04.00” Jack Heckman SO Eastwood, Pemberville, OH 02-03
47’03.25” Seth Larbi SR Shea, Pawtucket, RI 02-01
47’03.00” Devon Petterson JR Williamsville South, NY 12-14
47’02.50” Christian Herold SO Lancaster, OH 02-10
47’02.00” Lukas Fontaine SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-17
47’01.00” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 02-13
47’00.25” Mike Lynch SR Nashua North, NH 01-12
47’00.00” Andrew Piracha JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-22 *
46’11.50” Nik Curtiss FR Lancaster, OH 02-10
46’11.50” Tony DeYoung JR Lancaster, NY 01-12
46’09.50” Chris Johnson SR Cullman, AL 12-29
46’08.75” James Norman SR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-14
46’08.00” Elijah Marta SR Aptos, CA 02-16 o
46’08.00” Jacob Stoddart JR Linden, CA 02-18 *
46’07.50” Jake Briely JR Lincoln, RI 02-12 *
46’07.50” Briar Adona SR Moscow, WA 12-19
46’07.25” Pat Silvia JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-05
46’07.25’ Colton Hale SR Centerville, OH 02-02
46’06.50” Rob Adler JR Rome Free Academy, NY 01-26
46’04.00” Brian Oehlsen SR Clinton, NY 12-28
46’04.00” Neil Bailey SR Licking Valley, Newark, OH 02-16
46’01.50” Bryan Miranda SR Burlington, MA 01-12
46’01.00” John Mirabito JR Bay Shore, NY 01-19
46’00.75” Ivann Gelico SR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
45’11.50” Adam Freiman JR Cumberland, RI 01-09
45’10.50” Bennett Uhl SR Shawnee Mission East, Prairie Village, KS 02-16
45’08.00’ Jacob Wilson JR Rock Springs, WY 01-12
45’07.50” Tom Knuff SO Brunswick, OH 02-24 *
45’07.00” Ryan Goodard SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-28
45’06.00” Brandon Hayashi SO Los Altos, Hacienda Heights, CA 01-19 o
45’05.00” Chris Kelly SR Massapequa, NY 02-22 *
45’05.00” Daniel Pape JR Struthers, OH 02-16
45’04.00” Ben Capuano JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 02-13
45’03.00” Hayden Wolrehammer JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 12-07 o
45’03.00” Zach Purcilly JR Avondale, Troy, MI 12-19
45’02.75” Jr Ballenger SO Lancaster, OH 01-27
45’01.25” Asmin Sanchez SR Hope, Providence, RI 12-10
45’01.00” Alex McHugh SR Licking Valley, Newark, OH 02-16
45’01.00” Ben Allen JR Lincoln, RI 01-24 *
45’00.00” Ryan Goddard SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 35# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
65’08.25” Davis Fraker SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 02-14-10
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
64’05.00” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
61’00.75” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 02-17
54’04.00” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
53’05.50” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 02-17
52’04.75” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 02-17
50’02.00” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
48’05.50” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 02-03 o
48’02.50” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 02-10 o
47’07.75” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 02-10 o
44’07.00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 02-17
44’00.75” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 02-10 o
43’10.50” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 02-17
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 20# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11
CLASS RECORDS
57’03.00” Katie Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 02-02-08
57’11.00” Patrice Gates SO Villa Rica, GA 03-16-08
65’04.25” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-14-10
68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11
2012/2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
59’11.75” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 02-10 o
59’04.75” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 02-03 o
58’11.00” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 01-13
56’00.00” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 02-07
54’04.75” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 01-26
54’01.75” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 02-10 o
54’00.00” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 02-03 o
53’00.00” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 02-22 *
52’08.50” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 10-21 o
52’06.75” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 02-16
52’06.75” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 02-16
52’03.25” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
51’09.00” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 02-17
51’08.50” Becca Leppelmeier SR McComb, OH 02-03
51’08.00” Tanya Sapa SR La Sierra, Riverside, CA 02-18 *
51’00.25” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 02-03 o
49’07.00” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 10-07 o
49’01.50” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 02-16
49’00.75” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 01-13 o
48’11.75” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 02-16
48’08.50” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 02-14
48’08.00” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23 o
48’06.50” Jessie Dhaliwall JR Grand Island, NY 01-26
48’06.00” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
48’04.00” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23 o
47’06.00” Acacia Larsen SR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 02-10
47’03.75” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 02-14
47’02.75” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-26
47’02.00” McKenzie Kuehlewind JR Lancaster, NY 02-02
47’01.75” Mohogany Baker JR Berry Academy of Tech., Charlotte, NC 01-19
47’01.00” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 01-06 o
47’01.00” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 02-16
47’01.00” Teria Mackey JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-16
46’07.50” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 02-16
46’05.25” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 01-12
46’05.00” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 02-23 *
46’04.00” Mariah Mansperger JR Ashland, OH 02-17
46’04.00” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 02-22 *
46’03.50” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-06
45’09.00” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montomery, AL 02-03 o
45’09.00” Alex Miller-Wampler SR Lancaster, NY 01-26
45’06.00” Brenda Perrella JR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
45’04.00” Tradazia Merchant JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 02-16
45’02.00” Tara Moffett SR Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-20
44’10.75” Gabriella Trejo SR Sachem East, NY 01-16
44’10.00” Rachael Aikens JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-06
44’09.50” Darcie Marion JR Madison, Adrian, MI 01-17
44’08.00” Venetcia Ortiz SR Central Falls, RI 02-16
44’08.00” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 01-12
44’06.00” Emily Jacobs SR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
44’02.25” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 12-18
43’10.50” Ashley Freshkorn SR Hamilton Township, Columbus, OH 01-27
43’09.00” Veronica Wiggins SR Tolman, Pawtucket, RI 01-21
43’07.00” Jenae Linville SR Lake Center Christian, Hartville, OH 02-17
43’04.75” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 12-01
43’03.50” Adriana Brown JR Lawrence Central, Indianapolis, IN 02-16
43’01.75” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
43’01.00” Oliva Seifert FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 01-19
42’11.00” Destiny Parker JR Summit, Fontana, CA 01-19 o
42’09.00” Ashton Clevenger SR Frehricktown, OH 02-16
42’08.25” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 02-16
42’07.25” Lundy Spinner SO Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 01-05
42’02.00” Cydnee Collins-Luther FR Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 01-13 o
42’00.00” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-26
41’10.75” Liz Streaker SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 02-03
41’09.75” Courtney Drozdowski JR Lancaster, NY 01-12
41’09.00” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 02-07
41’07.50” Faith Estelle SO Bloomfield, CT 01-12
41’07.00” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-26
41’04.00” Victoria Taibe SR Archbishop Molloy, Jamaica, NY 12-29
41’02.25” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 01-12
41’01.25” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 01-19
41’01.00” Natalie Helenthal JR Ashland, OH 02-16
41’00.50” Mareena DiMilia SR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 12-08
41’00.00” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
40’11.50” Mariah Mays SO Rome Free Academy, NY 01-11
40’11.25” Meagan Dietz SR Jefferson, Monroe, MI 02-23 *
40’10.00” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
40’08.00” Cailen Blaire FR Hickory, Hermitage, PA 02-03
40’07.50” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 02-03
40’06.00” Michelle Sanchez SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-05
40’02.75” Daisy Geurink JR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
40’01.75” Brittany Casey JR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
39’11.25” Rebecca Stiefler SO Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-12
39’09.00” Leslie Alvarez JR West Warwick, RI 01-26
39’08.50” Shelby Iszler SR Pocatello, ID 02-14
39’08.00” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-12 o
39’07.00” Margaret Lepley SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 02-17
39’05.00” Melissa Ausman SR Nyssa, OR 01-25
39’04.50” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 01-21
39’04.00” Taylor Baker JR Paint Valley, Bainbridge, OH 02-16
39’03.75” Elizabeth Tevnan JR Notre Dame Academy-Hingham, MA 02-20 *
39’00.50” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 01-21
39’00.50” Meagan Malloy FR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 02-02
39’00.00” Ashley O’Neill SR Battle Creek Lakeview, MI 02-23 *
38’11.00” Sydney Jones JR Brunswick, OH 01-19
38’11.00” Emily Dawson JR Triway, Wooster, OH 02-24 *
38’10.75” Kassie Nagel SO Morgan, UT 02-14
38’09.25” Denaya Flanders SO Monroe-Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 01-19
38’09.00” Hilary Fox SO Cascade, Clayton, IN 12-01
38’07.00” Alleah Red SR Bloomfield, CT 01-18
38’04.50” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 02-16
38’02.50” Alyssa Jordan SR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 12-18
38’01.50” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 &
37’11.00” Emily Griffith JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
37’10.00” Valerie Hinds SO Kingston, NY 01-19
37’09.25” Brittany Sepe JR Sachem East, NY 01-16
37’06.50” Cindy Choang SR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
37’06.25” Zoe Fowler JR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 01-12
37’06.00” Natalie Jean SR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 12-01
37’04.50” Shannon Smith JR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
37’02.50” Lacey Slominski SR Natrona County, Casper, WY 02-14
36’09.00” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 01-26
36’09.00” Sarah Branstetter JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
36’08.50” Baylee Geiss SO Brunswick, OH 02-16
36’07.00” Rachel Habegger SR Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-20
36’07.00” Antori Abraham SR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
36’06.25” Briana Pina SR Cumberland, RI 01-08
36’06.00” Sierra Senio SR La Sierra, Riverside, CA 02-18 *
36’06.00” Taylor Kern SR Sachem East, NY 02-22 *
36’05.75” Alise Murray SO West Seneca, NY 01-05
36’05.00” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 01-21
36’05.00” Meghan Porr SR Massapequa, NY 02-22 *
36’04.50” Gina Graziani FR Lancaster, NY 01-26
36’03.00” Izzy Marini SR Olive Grove, Los Olivos, CA 02-18 *
36’01.00” Tara Park SR Amador Valley, Pleasanton, CA 02-18 *
36’01.00” Judae Norwood JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
35’10.50” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-08
35’09.50” Kaylee Antill SO Tri-Valley, Dresden, OH 01-12
35’09.50” Chelsea Carpenter JR Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, OH 02-02
35’09.25” Holly Aversch SO Leipsic, OH 02-03
35’07.25” Cassie Lew JR Rock Springs, WY 02-14
35’07.00” Daija Young FR Trinity, Garfield Heights, OH 02-03
35’06.75” Gloria Bauman JR Sacred Heart Academy, Hempstead, NY 02-09
35’06.00” Niji Kaur JR James Logan, Union City, CA 02-18 *
35’03.50” Micaela Hazlewood JR Linton-Stockton, Linton, IN 02-16
35’01.50” Jordan Scott SR Lincoln, RI 01-26
35’01.50” Carly Timpson SO Narragnaset, RI 02-07
35’01.50” Tara Rochefort SO Woonsocket, RI 12-18
35’01.50” Tiffany Aubee SR West Warwick, RI 01-08
35’01.00” Misha St. Aubin JR Mt. Vernon, NY 01-02
35’01.00” Elaine Minew JR Susan Wagner, Staten Island, NY 01-16
35’00.50” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 01-12 o
35’00.25” Olivia Reeves FR Woodstock, GA 10-28 o
34’11.25” Ashley Martinez SO Woonsocket, RI 12-18
34’10.50” Oksana Goretava SR West Warwick, RI 01-26
34’10.25” Brittany Jackson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 02-02
34’07.75” Jordan Childs JR Pocatello, ID 02-14
34’07.00” Stephanie Crapse JR Box Elder, Brigham City, UT 01-12
34’06.25” Maddy Taylor SR Loudonville, OH 01-20
34’06.00” Melissa Kennedy SR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 02-02
34’03.00” Mya Kemp JR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
34’03.00” Jackie Esmay JR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 02-18 *
34’00.50” Josephine Jackson SR Walled Lake Central, MI 02-23 *
34’00.00” Carolyn Claveau SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 02-20 *
34’00.00” Jamyee Allred JR Galion, North Galion, OH 02-16
33’11.50” Tiana Gillenwater JR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
33’11.00” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-48 *
33’11.00” Jaliyah Henry JR New Rochelle, NY 01-02
33’10.00” Hana Mehok SO Claymont, Uhrichsville, OH 01-19
33’05.75” Jasmine Manigault SR J.L. Mann, Greenville, SC 01-26
33’00.50” Alexandria Amazan FR New Rochelle, NY 02-18 *
32’11.25” Nina Thibeault FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 02-02
32’10.25” Katie Dewey SO Elmwood, Bloomdale, OH 02-03
32’10.00” Carrie Wasdyke SR Jefferson Township, Oak Ridge, NJ 02-18 *
32’10.00” Milaya Crouch SO Rock Springs, WY 02-14
32’09.25” Katlyn Cassidy SR Ellenville, NY 01-19
32’08.75” Lysah Russell FR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
32’05.00” Natasha Beaver JR Rock Springs, WY 02-14
32’05.00” Kellie Smallegan SR Zeeland East, MI 02-23 *
32’03.75” Hayley Macken SO Shenendehowa, NY 01-05
32’00.50” Mikayla Baer SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 02-24 *
32’00.00” Kolcie Bates SR Weiser, ID 01-25
31’10.75” Olivia Casale JR Barrington, RI 02-18 *
31’10.25” Katerina Gray SO Lincoln, RI 02-18 *
31’09.50” Sarah Coney SR Tri Valley, Grahamsville, NY 01-05
31’09.00” Becca Egge JR Barrington, RI 02-18 *
31’09.00” Katherine Packham SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-20
31’09.00” Madison Haggarty FR Loudonville, OH 01-26
31’08.50” Kacy Wilson SO Brunswick, OH 01-12
31’08.25” Bria McAloon JR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 02-18 *
31’08.00” Shelby Glendhill JR Colonel Crawford, North Robinson, OH 01-27
31’08.00” Brianna Jones SR Liberty Christian Academy, Lynchburg, VA 02-01
31’08.00” Kayla Edington SR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 02-16
31’07.00” Reshanna Simon FR Centerville, OH 02-16
31’07.00” Charlotte Campbell FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 12-01
31’07.00” Amber Kelley SO Stillwater, NY 01-27
31’05.75” Sabrina Thomas SR Monrovia, CA 02-14
31’05.75” Mikayla Dihrberg SR Ilion, NY 01-11
31’05.75” Kayla Bourbon FR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 02-02
31’03.00” Haley Bell SR Exeter/West Greenwich, W. Greenwich, RI 01-10
31’02.50” Samantha Meyer SR Long Peak, Highland, UT 01-19
31’00.50” Jenay Crispyn SO Montville Township, NJ 02-18 *
31’00.50” Caitlin Blanchard JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-05
30’10.00” Shoshana Isis Trotman FR Centerville, OH 02-16
30’09.00” Vanessas Vodan FR Berea, OH 01-26
30’09.00” Antonya Arnold JR Centerville, OH 02-16
30’07.50” Jenna Fonesca SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
30’06.50” Jewel Feaster FR Classical, Providence, RI 01-05
30’05.00” Asiana Underwood JR Cranston West, RI 02-02
30’03.50” Caitlin Lamb SR East Providence, RI 02-02
30’03.25” Makayla Sawdy SO Narragansett, RI 02-18 *
30’03.25” Faye Gauthier FR West Warwick, RI 01-12
30’03.00” Makena Thomas FR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 02-16
30’03.00” Arlesha Cospy JR Trotwood-Madison, Trotwood, OH 01-06
30’02.25” Ashley Wingo JR Mecklenburg, Charlotte, NC 01-26
30’00.50” Kaitlyn Stakey JR River Valley, Caledonia, OH 01-12
30’00.00” Mikayla Culnan FR Emma Willard, Troy, NY 01-05
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Standards: boys’ 25# - 45’; boys’ 35# 40’; girls’ 20# 30’.
Weekly/final updates up to top 100 in each gender.
O = Outdoor performance. All other performances were achieved indoors.
* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Rupp Named USA Track & Field Athlete of the Week
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INDIANAPOLIS - Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.) has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of the Week after setting the 3,000m indoor American record of 7:30.18 at the IAAF XL Galan Indoor Meeting in Stockholm.
Rupp’s time in the 3,000m set a meet record and garnered Rupp his second world leading mark of the season, as he already owns the fastest time in the mile.
Rupp knocked off more than two seconds from Bernard Lagat’s previous American record of 7:32.48, which he set in 2007.
Now in its 12th year, USATF’s Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on www.usatf.org. Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous week.
2013 Winners: January 9, Bobby Mack; January 16, Mary Cain; January 22, Ajeé Wilson; January 30, Duane Solomon; February 6, Chris Derrick; February 13, Jeremy Taiwo; February 20, Alysia Montaño; February 27, Galen Rupp
WEEK IN REVIEW - FEBRUARY 18-24
From USATF Statistician Glen McMicken
CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
NCAA Division I conferences dominated the weekend's news in U.S. track and field. Here's a rundown of the major happenings:
SEC -- Marquis Dendy of Florida jumped a world-leading 8.25m/27-0.75 on his second attempt in the LJ and then added an 8.22m/26-11.75 and an 8.24m/27-0.5 for good measure. LSU's Aaron Ernest also twice raced to a WL in the 200, going 20.59 in the prelims and then 20.53 in the final.
Fellow Tiger Kimberlyn Duncan grabbed her own WL in the women's 200 at 22.54, and Charlene Lipsey took over the U.S. lead in the 800m with her 2:02.48
.
BIG 10 -- Casimir Loxsom of Penn State ran faster than the standing AR in the 600m, but his 1:15.42 isn't eligible for record consideration due to the oversize track at the SPIRE Institute. In the heptathlon, Wisconsin's Japheth Cato moved to No. 6 on the all-time collegiate list with his 6,090 point PR.
SOUTHLAND -- Oral Roberts PV ace Jack Whitt cleared a U.S-best 5.61m/18-4.75.
SUMMIT LEAGUE -- South Dakota's string of pole vault success continued with Bethany Buell climbing to No. 8 on the all-time American collegiate list with her 4.41m/14-5.5 effort.
CHERRY PICKS UP HSR IN 300
Michael Cherry of Chesapeake (Va.) Smith broke a 27-year-old high school record in the 300m at the Virginia state meet Feb. 23, clocking 33.05 to trim the old mark of 33.19 by William Reed in '86.
BURRELL A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK
Texas high schooler Cameron Burrell certainly has the heritage to become a great sprinter, as his dad set the 100m WR in the 90s and his mom was a standout for Florida State. He moved to second on the prep all-time list at the Brooks Invitational meet in Seattle Feb. 24 with a 6.61 in the 60m, no doubt making his dad/future collegiate coach smile.
Sasha Wallace (California) and Dior Hall (Colorado) waged a spirited battle in the 60mH, with Wallace climbing to third on the all-time prep list with an 8.18 to Hall's 8.21.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.) has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of the Week after setting the 3,000m indoor American record of 7:30.18 at the IAAF XL Galan Indoor Meeting in Stockholm.
Rupp’s time in the 3,000m set a meet record and garnered Rupp his second world leading mark of the season, as he already owns the fastest time in the mile.
Rupp knocked off more than two seconds from Bernard Lagat’s previous American record of 7:32.48, which he set in 2007.
Now in its 12th year, USATF’s Athlete of the Week program is designed to recognize outstanding performers at all levels of the sport. USATF names a new honoree each week and features the athlete on www.usatf.org. Selections are based on top performances and results from the previous week.
2013 Winners: January 9, Bobby Mack; January 16, Mary Cain; January 22, Ajeé Wilson; January 30, Duane Solomon; February 6, Chris Derrick; February 13, Jeremy Taiwo; February 20, Alysia Montaño; February 27, Galen Rupp
WEEK IN REVIEW - FEBRUARY 18-24
From USATF Statistician Glen McMicken
CONFERENCE WRAP-UP
NCAA Division I conferences dominated the weekend's news in U.S. track and field. Here's a rundown of the major happenings:
SEC -- Marquis Dendy of Florida jumped a world-leading 8.25m/27-0.75 on his second attempt in the LJ and then added an 8.22m/26-11.75 and an 8.24m/27-0.5 for good measure. LSU's Aaron Ernest also twice raced to a WL in the 200, going 20.59 in the prelims and then 20.53 in the final.
Fellow Tiger Kimberlyn Duncan grabbed her own WL in the women's 200 at 22.54, and Charlene Lipsey took over the U.S. lead in the 800m with her 2:02.48
.
BIG 10 -- Casimir Loxsom of Penn State ran faster than the standing AR in the 600m, but his 1:15.42 isn't eligible for record consideration due to the oversize track at the SPIRE Institute. In the heptathlon, Wisconsin's Japheth Cato moved to No. 6 on the all-time collegiate list with his 6,090 point PR.
SOUTHLAND -- Oral Roberts PV ace Jack Whitt cleared a U.S-best 5.61m/18-4.75.
SUMMIT LEAGUE -- South Dakota's string of pole vault success continued with Bethany Buell climbing to No. 8 on the all-time American collegiate list with her 4.41m/14-5.5 effort.
CHERRY PICKS UP HSR IN 300
Michael Cherry of Chesapeake (Va.) Smith broke a 27-year-old high school record in the 300m at the Virginia state meet Feb. 23, clocking 33.05 to trim the old mark of 33.19 by William Reed in '86.
BURRELL A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK
Texas high schooler Cameron Burrell certainly has the heritage to become a great sprinter, as his dad set the 100m WR in the 90s and his mom was a standout for Florida State. He moved to second on the prep all-time list at the Brooks Invitational meet in Seattle Feb. 24 with a 6.61 in the 60m, no doubt making his dad/future collegiate coach smile.
Sasha Wallace (California) and Dior Hall (Colorado) waged a spirited battle in the 60mH, with Wallace climbing to third on the all-time prep list with an 8.18 to Hall's 8.21.
About USA Track & Field
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March Bowerman Men's Watch List Released
February 27, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – As the battle for the NCAA Indoor Championships is beginning to heat up, so too is the competition for collegiate track & field’s highest honor, The Bowerman Trophy. The men’s Bowerman Watch List for March, released Wednesday, includes numerous collegiate leaders, world leaders, a collegiate all-time record holder and the owner of an all-time heptathlon world-best.
Four student-athletes made their 2013 Watch List debut in Florida’s Marquis Dendy, Texas A&M’s Deon Lendore, Tulsa’s Chris O’Hare and Washington’s Jeremy Taiwo.
The 10 Watch Listers combined the collegiate lead in a total of nine events, and took home a combined 11 individual conference championships this past weekend.
Dendy’s inclusion on the Watch List makes him the sixth Gator men’s student-athlete to make an appearance – joining a storied group that includes Olympians Jeff Demps, Will Claye, Tony McQuay and Christian Taylor. No other program has had more than three student-athletes named to the men’s Watch List, an honor shared by Arkansas, Florida State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. This also marks the 50th individual appearance by a Florida Gator on the Watch List, most of any school.
O’Hare’s and Taiwo’s addition to the List gives Tulsa and Washington, respectively, their first appearance on the men’s Watch List.
Full synopses of each student-athletes’ accomplishments during the 2012-13 season can be found below.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, MARCH 2013
(Updated February 27, 2013. Listed in alphabetical order by last name.)
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Marquis Dendy SO Florida Jumps Middletown, Del.
Derek Drouin RS SR Indiana Jumps/Cmb. Events Corunna, Ontario
Tim Glover SR Illinois State Javelin Normal, Ill.
Kennedy Kithuka JR Texas Tech Distance Thika, Kenya
Erik Kynard SR Kansas State High Jump Toledo, Ohio
Lawi Lalang JR Arizona Distance Eldoret, Kenya
Deon Lendore SO Texas A&M Sprints Arima, Trinidad & Tobago
Chris O’Hare SR Tulsa Distance Edinburgh, Scotland
Jeremy Taiwo SR Washington Combined Events Renton, Wash.
Alexander Ziegler SR Virginia Tech Throws Dischingen, Germany
QUICKLY – THE WATCH LIST
MARQUIS DENDY, FLORIDA
This Season: Recorded the best collegiate long jump mark of 2013 with a 27-1 (8.25m) in winning the SEC Individual Championship in the event. The jump makes him the ninth-best performer in collegiate history. He surpassed 27 feet twice in the competition, and recorded another just a quarter of an inch shy. He is also ranked fourth in DI in the triple jump at 53-3¾ (16.25m). He is the only collegiate jumper to surpass 27 feet this season, and leads all collegians by more than half a foot.
DEREK DROUIN, INDIANA
This Season: Cleared a then-nation-leading 7-7¼ (2.32m) in the high jump at the Hoosier Hills Open, good for the tenth-best clearance in collegiate history. Currently No. 2 among collegians in the high jump this season. Set the all-time world-best in the heptathlon high jump with a clearance of 7-6½ (2.30m). Won the Big Ten title in the high jump with a mark of 7-5 (2.26m) and finished third in the heptathlon (5,817) with the eighth-best collegiate score this season. Has won his past six indoor high jump events against collegians dating back to the 2011-12 season.
TIM GLOVER, ILLINOIS STATE
This Season: Has not competed in 2012-13.
Last Season: Was a Bowerman semifinalist in 2012. Won both the 2011 and 2012 NCAA javelin individual championships. Threw a career-best 268-0 (81.70m) at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships to make him the fourth-best American javelin thrower of 2012 and the mark was the best by a collegian during the collegiate season. Was named the 2012 USTFCCCA Male Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year. Won a gold medal in the javelin at the North American, Central American and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-23 championships in 2012, and finished sixth at the 2012 U.S. Olympics Team Trials.
KENNEDY KITHUKA, TEXAS TECH
This Season: Has gone undefeated in 11 consecutive individual races dating back to cross country season. Ran the nation’s fastest time at 5000 meters in 13:26.65 in a solo effort at the Tyson Invitational – more than 10 seconds faster than the next-best time. Ran the nation’s third-fastest 3000 at the Meyo Invitational in 7:50.26. Is a member of the 11th-ranked DMR team. Won 2013 Big 12 individual titles at both 3000 and 5000 meters.
Cross Country: Won the 2012 NCAA DI Cross Country Championship in his first season at Texas Tech after transferring from Wayland Baptist University. Went undefeated in seven meets in 2012 en route to Big 12 and Mountain Regional championships and set four course records, including a 28:31.3 at the NCAA National Championship Meet at the E.P. Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville, Ky. Became the first individual men’s cross country champion in Texas Tech history. Claimed 11 individual NAIA National Championships in three track & field seasons and two cross country seasons at Wayland Baptist.
ERIK KYNARD, KANSAS STATE
This Season: Leads the nation in the high jump with a mark of 7-7¾ (2.33m), set at the KSU Open, tying his indoor career-best and No. 3 all-time collegiate mark. Has won each of his five events this season and 24 of his past 26 events – indoors and outdoors – against collegians dating back to the 2010-11 season. Claimed the 2013 Big 12 high jump individual title with a mark of 7-7 (2.31m), defeating the field by more than five inches. Has cleared heights of 7-6 or higher in four of his five events this season.
LAWI LALANG, ARIZONA
This Season: Appears on the Bowerman Watch List for the 11th time, most among all active student-athletes and fifth all-time. Ran the third-fastest indoor mile in collegiate history when he finished fifth overall and second among collegians at the Millrose Games with a 3:54.56. Became the third-fastest performer in the 3000 in collegiate history when he clocked a solo 7:42.79 at the Razorback Invitational to win by 15 seconds over the then-No. 2 performer in DI.
DEON LENDORE, TEXAS A&M
This Season: Ran the world’s fastest time at 400 meters in 2013 with a 45.15 in the prelims of the SEC Championships 400, and won the finals in 45.23 – this year’s second-fastest time in the world. His 45.15 stands as the sixth-best time in indoor collegiate history. Ran a then-world-leading 45.91 in his season debut at the Texas A&M Triangular. Ran the anchor leg of the SEC Championship 4×400 relay, coming from behind to take the title on the final straightaway with a 44.51 split and recorded the fifth-fastest time in collegiate history at 3:04.18. Has won all three finals at 400 meters this season.
CHRIS O’HARE, TULSA
This Season: Made the most of his 2013 indoor debut, breaking the collegiate indoor mile record by a second and a half with a 3:52.98 at the Millrose Games, and running the second-fastest all-conditions collegiate mile. Finished fourth in the Millrose Wanamaker Mile in the same race that featured three 2012 Olympians ahead of him and the third- and fourth-fastest indoor miles in collegiate history behind him. He also set the collegiate indoor record in the 1500 with an en route time of 3:37.25. Won Conference USA individual titles in the 800 and mile, and ran a leg of the conference championship distance medley relay.
JEREMY TAIWO, WASHINGTON
This Season: Scored a collegiate-leading and then-world-leading 6,156 in the heptathlon at the Boise State Team Challenge, including a then-all-time world best clearance of 7-4½ (2.25m) in the heptathlon high jump. Ranked as the third-best collegiate performer in the heptathlon in history, and his score was the fifth-best in collegiate history. Competing for the first time since 2011 outdoor season because of injury.
ALEXANDER ZIEGLER, VIRGINIA TECH
This Season: Won the ACC weight throw individual title with a nation-leading mark of 77-8¾ (23.69m), winning the event by more than eight feet. His throw places him eighth on the all-time collegiate performers list. Each of his five legal attempts at the ACC Championships were measured farther than 75-6, and all would have given him the collegiate lead. Has won eight consecutive weight throw and hammer throw events against collegians dating back to the 2012 outdoor season.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Harry Adams SR Auburn Sprints Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Shawn Barber FR Akron Pole Vault Kingwood, Texas
Mike Berry JR Oregon Sprints Seattle, Wash.
Jordan Clarke RS SR Arizona State Throws Anchorage, Ala.
ABOUT THE BOWERMAN
The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009, is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding male and female collegiate track & field athletes in the nation.
Southern Utah’s Cam Levins and LSU’s Kimberlyn Duncan are the reigning winners of The Bowerman, which is named for legendary Oregon track & field and cross country coach Bill Bowerman.
Past winners include Olympic gold medalist and decathlon world-record holder Ashton Eaton (2010), 10,000-meter Olympic silver medalist Galen Rupp (2009), and 2011 IAAF World Champion at 1500 meters, Jenny Simpson (2009).
Bowerman served the sport of track and field in numerous ways. His leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole are among his many lasting legacies.
For more information on The Bowerman, the award, the trophy and Bill Bowerman himself, visit TheBowerman.org.
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Upcoming Events
Finish Chelsea's Run 5K, San Diego, CA, Mar. 2
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Running USA 2013: The 10th Industry Conference Recap
SAVANNAH, Ga. - (February 27, 2013) - Running USA 2013: The 10th Industry Conference, held at the Hyatt Regency Savannah from February 24-26, set a record with 511 attendees in the Hostess City of the South.
"With all-time highs in attendance, expo exhibitors and sponsorship plus the well-received inaugural Tech Tent, our 10th edition was our best conference ever! Our Hall of Champions Dinner & Auction was also wonderful with the induction of running pioneers Ted Corbitt and Nina Kuscsik and with ZAP Fitness receiving the Allan Steinfeld Development Award," said Susan Weeks, Running USA CEO. "We thank all our Running USA 2013 sponsors, attendees and exhibitors who made this conference so special."
On Monday at the Women's Trailblazer Luncheon presented by The Active Network, Dawna Stone, Women's Running Magazine founder and publisher and Women's Running Half-Marathon Series founder, was presented the 9th Women's Trailblazer Award for her contributions to the sport.
At Tuesday's Running USA Youth Awards Luncheon presented by Ashworth Awards, the following winners were announced:
Youth Event of the Year
AJC Peachtree Jr., Atlanta, GA
Youth Program of the Year
GO! St. Louis Read, Right & Run Marathon, St. Louis, MO
Youth Program Contributor of the Year
Rod Dixon, KiDSMARATHON Foundation, Los Angeles, CA
Earlier, on Sunday, Running USA's Board of Directors elected Kevin Callahan (MapMyFitness, Inc.) as its president and selected Dan Ashworth (Ashworth Awards) to replace the retiring Basil Honikman as a Board member.
Running USA 2013 was presented by The Active Network, Ashworth Awards, Competitor Group, Leslie Jordan, Inc. and MarathonFoto.
Running USA 2014 - set for February 9-11 - will be held in San Diego, California at the Marriott Marquis & Marina, and 2014 registration will open soon.
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Keflezighi, Abdirahman, Ritzenhein Lead U.S. Contingent in NYC Half
NEW YORK CITY - A formidable trio of 2012 U.S. Olympians, Meb Keflezighi, Abdi Abdirahman, and Dathan Ritzenhein will run the NYC Half 2013 on Sunday, March 17, it was announced by New York Road Runners president and CEO Mary Wittenberg.
"We are positively thrilled to welcome Meb, Dathan, and Abdi-three of America's finest and favorite long distance runners-back to NYC as we celebrate the spirit of NYC," said Wittenberg. "This NYC Half is more than a run. It's about the spirit of our runners of all types, and especially this year, it's about the spirit of Lower Manhattan and all of NYC. Meb, Dathan, and Abdi each have comeback stories of their own to add to the inspiration of the day."
The announcement of Keflezighi, Abdirahman, and Ritzenhein gives the race two members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic men's marathon team and one member of its 10,000-meter team, respectively. Increasing the depth of the American roster are talented pros Jason Hartmann, Guor Marial, Janet Bawcom, Serena Burla, Maegan Krifchin, Adriana Nelson, Molly Pritz, Stephanie Rothstein Bruce, and Lindsey Scherf. Previously announced was Bernard Lagat, a five-time world champion and international medalist.
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The Cowtown Celebrates 35 Years with New Records
FORT WORTH, Texas - The Cowtown Marathon celebrated 35 years of running with record breaking attendance at its race weekend Feb. 23-24. The Cowtown's registration was larger than ever, with just under 27,000 runners registered. Registration records were set in the ultra marathon, marathon, half-marathon and the Cook Children's 5K races.
Records were broken not only in overall attendance but in finishing times for five races. Logan Sherman took the title as the fastest male in the ultra marathon in 3:10:40, shaving off over seven minutes from the old record.
Elizabeth Eder, a Fort Worth native, smashed the record in the women's full marathon by 20 minutes with a time of 2:46:09. Eder was also the winner at the
San Antonio Rock n Roll Marathon in November, 2012.
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Council For Responsible Sport Awards Gold CertificationTo 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon
HOUSTON - The Council for Responsible Sport announced that the Houston Marathon Committee has been awarded a Gold Certification for its sustainability efforts while conducting the 2013 Chevron Houston Marathon event weekend. The Houston Marathon Committee (HMC) is now one of only eight organizations ever to achieve this distinction since the Council launched its certification program in 2008.
The three-day event weekend generated 17.74 tons of waste, 83% of which was diverted out of landfills. The HMC recycled 11.27 tons and composted 3.45 tons, while sending 3.02 tons to landfills. The integrated planning efforts of the HMC, corporate partners, the GRB Convention Center, Discovery Green, Waste Management, and green crew volunteers made this initiative a reality.
"We have a responsibility to the local communities, to our loyal participants, and our corporate partners to operate responsibly in regard to environmental and social best practices," stated Wade Morehead, Executive Director of the Houston Marathon Committee. "We are grateful that the Council of Responsible Sport has created a quantifiable method to measure success in these areas, and to garner a gold certification in the second year of this initiative is truly gratifying."
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Running USA 2013 Hall of Champions Dinner & Auction Fetes Honorees
SAVANNAH, Ga. - (February 25, 2013) - At the Running USA Hall of Champions Dinner & Live Auction on Monday evening at the Hyatt Regency Savannah, the fourth Allan Steinfeld Development Award winner and two Hall of Champions inductees were celebrated and feted. The evening presented by Competitor Group was part of Running USA 2013: The 10th Industry Conference that opened to a record registration of nearly 500 attendees in the Hostess City of the South.
ZAP Fitness was announced as the fourth Allan Steinfeld Development Award recipient. The development award was named after Allan Steinfeld, who jump-started the U.S. distance running resurgence when as head of the New York Road Runners he allocated $20,000 seed money for the development program Team USA Distance Running. The program, launched in November 2000, produced training groups such as Team Running USA (two Olympic medals in 2004 and major marathon wins) and Team USA Minnesota (winner of the inaugural development award) and inspired the formation of others. Steinfeld also is a co-founder and President Emeritus of Running USA.
"Since our inception in 1999, Running USA has supported and promoted U.S. athlete development, and ZAP Fitness embodies our and Allan's vision. It is our distinct honor to present this $25,000 grant to ZAP Fitness," said Susan Weeks, Running USA CEO.
ZAP athletes have produced top results from the turf to 1500 meters to the marathon. ZAP qualified five athletes for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials in the marathon and track & field, nine for the 2008 Olympic Trials, and nine for the 2012 Olympic Trials. Four ZAP men and one woman have qualified for the World Cross Country Team in the last 9 years, another athlete made the World Half-Marathon Team, and four ZAP women have run on the U.S. Ekiden Relay teams in Japan and Korea.
Also at the Monday evening awards banquet and live auction, the 10th class of Running USA Hall of Champions was recognized for their contributions and impact to the sport. The 2013 inductees, the 40th and 41st overall, were:
Ted Corbitt (New York, NY), 1952 Olympian / ultra record setter / developer of U.S. certified course system / founder / pioneer
Nina Kuscsik (Huntington Station, NY), first official Boston Marathon women's champion / long-time USA Track & Field Women's LDR Executive Committee member and Law & Legislation chair / advocate / pioneer
"Ted and Nina are true pioneers in the sport, who unselfishly have given so much and who also often worked behind the scenes to improve and advance the sport that we love," said Susan Weeks, Running USA CEO.
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Ciarra Brewer (James Logan HS, Union City; Florida) wins bronze
"There were many highlights to Championship Sunday as the Florida men's and women's track & field teams closed the book on the 2013 Southeastern Conference Championships at the Randal Tyson Track Center at the University of Arkansas.
Also on the runway was sophomore Ciarra Brewer (Union City, Calif.), who used a new personal-best jump of 13.35m/43-9.75 to finish in the bronze-medalist spot in the women’s triple jump Sunday."
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Also on the runway was sophomore Ciarra Brewer (Union City, Calif.), who used a new personal-best jump of 13.35m/43-9.75 to finish in the bronze-medalist spot in the women’s triple jump Sunday."
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The San Diego State track and field team claimed its first-ever Mountain West indoor title
The San Diego State track and field team claimed its first-ever Mountain West indoor title at the MW Championships Saturday at Jacksons Indoor Track in Nampa, Idaho.
NAMPA, Idaho - The San Diego State track and field team claimed its first-ever Mountain West indoor title at the MW Championships Saturday at Jacksons Indoor Track in Nampa, Idaho.
The Aztecs, who won a MW outdoor championship in 2003, finished with 123 points over the three-day meet, pulling away from runner-up New Mexico (103 points). Nevada (86), Boise State (77.33) and UNLV (66) rounded out the top five.
SDSU head coach Shelia Burrell was named the MW Women's Indoor Track and Field Coach of the Year, while Shanieka Thomas was tabbed as the women's outstanding performer.
San Diego State finished the championship meet in style, winning three individual events and capturing the 4x400-meter relay in exciting fashion.
"SDSU's first indoor title in school history under this staff's leadership is something that all of us are very proud of," Burrell said. "Each young woman on this team competed with heart and Aztec pride."
Thomas claimed her second straight indoor title and third overall (also 2012 outdoor) in the triple jump with a leap of 43 feet, 9 inches (13.33 meters). She also finished second in the 400 meters in 55.67 seconds and anchored the winning 4x400-meter relay team that ran the second-fastest indoor time in program history of 3:42.11. Teaming up with Thomas in the relay was Allison Reaser, Maderia Toatley and Deyna Roberson.
"The 4x400 relay was the most exciting to watch with the team already knowing we had won the meet," Burrell said. "We ran with such pride to hold off a very talented UNLV team. Shanieka Thomas anchored that relay and fought until the end to get the win."
Kristen Brown, who won the pole vault yesterday, took home another title today in the 60 hurdles with a time of 8.40 seconds. Yesterday she ran an 8.28 in the prelims, which was the second-fastest time in school history.
Jasmine Burrell was the final Aztec to win an individual crown on Saturday as she won the shot put with a toss of 51-10.50 (15.18m). It was the second-best indoor mark in program history.
Altogether, SDSU finished with five individual titles at the MW Championships, including Brown in the pole vault and 60 hurdles, Burrell in the shot put, Thomas in the triple jump and Reaser in the pentathlon.
San Diego State also got Saturday points from Reaser (third, 8.53) and Alex Evans (fourth, 8.56) in the 60 hurdles, Roberson in the 400 (fourth, 56.02) and Nicole Oudenaarden (sixth, 47-07.00 (14.50m)) in the shot put. Brittany Gonter also competed in the shot put, taking 12th in 44-05.25 (13.54m).
"I always wanted to be the team staying late after the championships taking pictures," Burrell said. "I can get used to this."
San Diego State now has won five out of the possible six Mountain West trophies in the 2012-13 season. Along with track and field, women's soccer (regular season and postseason), football and volleyball have all claimed league championships. As of press time, the swimming and diving team had a large lead at the MW Championships as well and would make it six out of seven.
The Aztecs may send a few athletes to a last chance meet next weekend prior to the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., on March 8-9.
Mountain West Indoor Championships
Jacksons Indoor Track - Nampa, Idaho
Day Three of Three - Feb. 22, 2013
Final Team Scores (out of 9 teams) (after 17 of 17 events)
1. San Diego State - 123
2. New Mexico - 103
3. Nevada - 86
4. Boise State - 77.33
5. UNLV - 66
6. Air Force - 59.44
7. Colorado State - 57.33
8. Wyoming - 53
9. Fresno State - 38
Individual Results
400 Meters (finals) (out of 8 entrants)
1. Kelsey Williamson (UNLV) - 55.31
2. Shanieka Thomas (SDSU) - 55.67
4. Deyna Roberson (SDSU) - 56.02
60-Meter Hurdles (finals) (out of 8 entrants)
1. Kristen Brown (SDSU) - 8.40
3. Allison Reaser (SDSU) - 8.53
4. Alex Evans (SDSU) - 8.56
4x400-Meter Relay (out of 9 teams)
1. San Diego State (Allison Reaser, Maderia Toatley, Deyna Roberson, Shanieka Thomas) - 3:42.11 (No. 2 all-time at SDSU)
Triple Jump (out of 21 entrants)
1. Shanieka Thomas (SDSU) - 43-09.00 (13.33m)
-- Alex Evans (SDSU) - Foul
Shot Put (out of 18 entrants)
1. Jasmine Burrell (SDSU) - 51-10.50 (15.81m) (No. 2 all-time at SDSU)
6. Nicole Oudenaarden (SDSU) - 47-07.00 (14.50m)
12. Brittany Gonter (SDSU) - 44-05.25 (13.54m) (No. 6 all-time at SDSU)
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NAMPA, Idaho - The San Diego State track and field team claimed its first-ever Mountain West indoor title at the MW Championships Saturday at Jacksons Indoor Track in Nampa, Idaho.
The Aztecs, who won a MW outdoor championship in 2003, finished with 123 points over the three-day meet, pulling away from runner-up New Mexico (103 points). Nevada (86), Boise State (77.33) and UNLV (66) rounded out the top five.
SDSU head coach Shelia Burrell was named the MW Women's Indoor Track and Field Coach of the Year, while Shanieka Thomas was tabbed as the women's outstanding performer.
San Diego State finished the championship meet in style, winning three individual events and capturing the 4x400-meter relay in exciting fashion.
"SDSU's first indoor title in school history under this staff's leadership is something that all of us are very proud of," Burrell said. "Each young woman on this team competed with heart and Aztec pride."
Thomas claimed her second straight indoor title and third overall (also 2012 outdoor) in the triple jump with a leap of 43 feet, 9 inches (13.33 meters). She also finished second in the 400 meters in 55.67 seconds and anchored the winning 4x400-meter relay team that ran the second-fastest indoor time in program history of 3:42.11. Teaming up with Thomas in the relay was Allison Reaser, Maderia Toatley and Deyna Roberson.
"The 4x400 relay was the most exciting to watch with the team already knowing we had won the meet," Burrell said. "We ran with such pride to hold off a very talented UNLV team. Shanieka Thomas anchored that relay and fought until the end to get the win."
Kristen Brown, who won the pole vault yesterday, took home another title today in the 60 hurdles with a time of 8.40 seconds. Yesterday she ran an 8.28 in the prelims, which was the second-fastest time in school history.
Jasmine Burrell was the final Aztec to win an individual crown on Saturday as she won the shot put with a toss of 51-10.50 (15.18m). It was the second-best indoor mark in program history.
Altogether, SDSU finished with five individual titles at the MW Championships, including Brown in the pole vault and 60 hurdles, Burrell in the shot put, Thomas in the triple jump and Reaser in the pentathlon.
San Diego State also got Saturday points from Reaser (third, 8.53) and Alex Evans (fourth, 8.56) in the 60 hurdles, Roberson in the 400 (fourth, 56.02) and Nicole Oudenaarden (sixth, 47-07.00 (14.50m)) in the shot put. Brittany Gonter also competed in the shot put, taking 12th in 44-05.25 (13.54m).
"I always wanted to be the team staying late after the championships taking pictures," Burrell said. "I can get used to this."
San Diego State now has won five out of the possible six Mountain West trophies in the 2012-13 season. Along with track and field, women's soccer (regular season and postseason), football and volleyball have all claimed league championships. As of press time, the swimming and diving team had a large lead at the MW Championships as well and would make it six out of seven.
The Aztecs may send a few athletes to a last chance meet next weekend prior to the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Ark., on March 8-9.
Mountain West Indoor Championships
Jacksons Indoor Track - Nampa, Idaho
Day Three of Three - Feb. 22, 2013
Final Team Scores (out of 9 teams) (after 17 of 17 events)
1. San Diego State - 123
2. New Mexico - 103
3. Nevada - 86
4. Boise State - 77.33
5. UNLV - 66
6. Air Force - 59.44
7. Colorado State - 57.33
8. Wyoming - 53
9. Fresno State - 38
Individual Results
400 Meters (finals) (out of 8 entrants)
1. Kelsey Williamson (UNLV) - 55.31
2. Shanieka Thomas (SDSU) - 55.67
4. Deyna Roberson (SDSU) - 56.02
60-Meter Hurdles (finals) (out of 8 entrants)
1. Kristen Brown (SDSU) - 8.40
3. Allison Reaser (SDSU) - 8.53
4. Alex Evans (SDSU) - 8.56
4x400-Meter Relay (out of 9 teams)
1. San Diego State (Allison Reaser, Maderia Toatley, Deyna Roberson, Shanieka Thomas) - 3:42.11 (No. 2 all-time at SDSU)
Triple Jump (out of 21 entrants)
1. Shanieka Thomas (SDSU) - 43-09.00 (13.33m)
-- Alex Evans (SDSU) - Foul
Shot Put (out of 18 entrants)
1. Jasmine Burrell (SDSU) - 51-10.50 (15.81m) (No. 2 all-time at SDSU)
6. Nicole Oudenaarden (SDSU) - 47-07.00 (14.50m)
12. Brittany Gonter (SDSU) - 44-05.25 (13.54m) (No. 6 all-time at SDSU)
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Air Force Claims Program-Record 17 All-Conference Selections
Five Falcons earned multiple all-MW honors.
Matt Bell
Feb. 26, 2013
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Air Force track and field team received a program-best 17 all-conference selections at the 2013 Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Championships, the league office announced. By finishing within the top three of their respective events, 14 individuals (15 events) and three relay teams earned all-MW distinction.
Senior Matt Bell paced the Falcons with a pair of individual all-MW distinctions, finishing second in both the 3000- and 5000-meter races.
Three Falcons earned one individual medal and claimed another as a part of the Falcons' all-conference 4x400-meter relay squad. Sophomore Jake Spuller and senior Uzor Udensi finished second and third, respectively, in the 200-meter dash, while junior Alex Lindsay was the runner-up in the 800-meter run. The trio also earned all-conference honors in the meet's final race, as they teamed up with junior David Ptacek for a runner-up finish in the 4x400-meter relay.
Ptacek also captured all-league accolades as a member of the distance medley relay, where he was joined by senior Ted Artz, junior Jake Hawkins and freshman Patrick Corona in a close, runner-up finish.
In addition to the 200-meter dash, Air Force claimed multiple all-MW selections in the 5000-meter run and pole vault. Junior Isaiah Bragg joined Bell as a medalist in the 5000-meter run, when he finished third overall. Sophomore Joey Uhle became the third Falcon in four years to win the Mountain West title in the pole vault, while senior Cale Simmons (Rocklin, CA/Rocklin) picked up his fifth all-conference nod following a third-place finish.
Also earning all-conference honors for Air Force was sophomore Zach Perkins (Alameda, CA/Alameda), who captured his first Mountain West title by easily winning the mile. Perkins became the Falcons' first mile champion since Brian Carpenter in 2002. Senior Zach Wood was the runner-up in the high jump, while sophomore Evan McDowell earned the same placement in the heptathlon. Senior Brian Ford rounded out the men's all-conference recipients with a third-place finish in the weight throw.
Backed by a program-record two individual all-conference selections, the women's team collected an Academy-best four all-league honors.
Senior Melissa Fuerst, senior Bethany Gross, senior Morgan Mosby and sophomore Rebecca Esselstein successfully defended the Falcons' conference title in the distance medley relay to pace the women with a gold medal.
Junior Annette Eichenberger and senior Jen Bremser picked up their first all-conference awards after placing second in the 800- and 3000-meter races, respectively. Eichenberger became the program's first top-three finisher in the indoor 800-meter run, while Bremser, who broke the program's 23-year-old program standard, was the first-ever medalist in the 3000-meter run.
Junior Kassie Gurnell captured all-conference honors in the triple jump for the second straight year, after finishing third with an Academy record-setting performance.
The 17 all-conference selections are the most by an Air Force team during an indoor championship meet, bettering the total of 16 that was set last year.
Courtesy Air Force
2012-13 Air Force Track and Field Roster
Coaches
MenLast Name
NAME eligibility
YR EVENT(S) HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
artz ted
Ted Artz 7
SR 800m, 1500m Indian Harbor Beach, Fla./Satellite
bapty sean
Sean Bapty 1
FR 5000m, 10000m Albuquerque, N.M./La Cueva
bell devin
Devin Bell 1
FR 100m, 200m Houston, Texas/Cherokee Trail
bell dylan
Dylan Bell 1
FR Pole Vault Alvarado, Texas/Alvarado
bell matt
Matt Bell 7
SR 5000m, 10000m Denver, Colo./George Washington
beski elliott
Elliott Beski 5
JR Pole Vault Greenwood Village, Colo./Mullen
bieber dan
Dan Bieber 5
JR 400m Cherokee, Iowa/Washington
birdsell brendon
Brendon Birdsell 7
SR Hammer, Discus Tustin, Calif./Beckman
boudreaux chris
Chris Boudreaux 1
FR Shot Put, Discus Mobile, Ala./St. Paul's
bragg isaiah
Isaiah Bragg 5
JR 5000m, 10000m Springfield, Ohio/Emmanuel Christian Academy
bratka nate
Nate Bratka 5
JR Discus, Hammer, Shot Put West Liberty, Ohio/West Liberty-Salem
caddigan dan
Dan Caddigan 1
FR 5000m, 10000m Chicago, Ill./Brother Rice
caldwell matt
Matt Caldwell 5
JR 800m, 1500m Centennial, Colo./Smoky Hill
caswell grant
Grant Caswell 1
FR 800m, 1500m Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek
chambers james
James Chambers 7
SR Discus, Shot Put, Hammer Wichita Falls, Texas/Rider
christenson zack
Zack Christenson 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Safety Harbor, Fla./Countryside
coates riley
Riley Coates 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Rapid City, S.D./Stevens
cooper chase
Chase Cooper 7
SR Pole Vault Centennial, Colo./Smoky Hill
corona patrick
Patrick Corona 1
FR 800m, 1500m, 5000m Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield College Prep
cox shane
Shane Cox 7
SR Discus, Hammer, Shot Put Fremont, Neb./Fremont
craig michael
Michael Craig 5
JR 200m, 400m Orrville, Ohio/Orrville
delgado anthony
Anthony Delgado 7
SR 400m, 200m Austin, Texas/Liberal Arts and Science Academy
drenckhahn jeremy
Jeremy Drenckhahn 7
SR 5000m, 10000m Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata
duvall edmond
Edmond Duvall 3
SO 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Marvin, N.C./Marvin Ridge
eifert carl
Carl Eifert 5
JR 3000m Steeplechase, 5000m Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh
fooster jalen
Jalen Fooster 5
JR Hammer, Shot Put Marietta, Ga./Marietta
ford brian
Brian Ford 7
SR Discus, Shot Put, Hammer Alamosa, Colo./Alamosa
fortney evan
Evan Fortney 1
FR 800m, 1500m Denver, Colo./Faith Christian Academy
gagliano sam
Sam Gagliano 3
SO 110m Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump Waxahachie, Texas/Waxahachie
gartrell kyle
Kyle Gartrell 3
SO Triple Jump Yakima, Wash./Riverside Christian
griffin garrett
Garrett Griffin 1
FR Javelin Louisburg, Kan./Louisburg
hackert brad
Brad Hackert 5
JR Decathlon Thomaston, Conn./Thomaston
hamilton grant
Grant Hamilton 1
FR Discus, Shot Put, Hammer Idabel, Okla./Idabel
hawkins jake
Jake Hawkins 5
JR 1500m, 5000m Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy
hood andrew
Andrew Hood 1
FR 400m, 800m, 1500m Franklin, Mass./Franklin
kearney blue
Blue Kearney 3
SO Long Jump, Triple Jump Lakewood, Wash./Lakes
kent william
William Kent 5
JR Hammer Marietta, Ga./George Walton Comp
latu siotame
Siotame Latu 3
SO 400m Eugene, Ore./South Eugene
lazas jake
Jake Lazas 1
FR Decathlon Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood
lindsay alex
Alex Lindsay 5
JR 800m, 1500m Rochester Hills, Mich./Rochester Adams
macandrew james
James MacAndrew 7
SR 100m, 200m Mansfield, Texas/Pantego Christian Academy
mayhew nolan
Nolan Mayhew 1
FR 400m, 800m Colorado Springs, Colo./Cheyenne Mountain
mccool jordan
Jordan McCool 1
FR 400m, 400m Hurdles, 800m Anderson, Ind./Pendleton Heights
mcdowell evan
Evan McDowell 3
SO High Jump, Decathlon Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville
mchenry gavin
Gavin McHenry 1
FR 100m, 200m Parker, Colo./Chaparral
mihalik kevin
Kevin Mihalik 1
FR 1500m, 5000m San Diego, Calif./Rancho Bernardo
mitchell bryce
Bryce Mitchell 3
SO 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Albuquerque, N.M./Cibola
myers elliot
Elliot Myers 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza
nielsen josh
Josh Nielsen 5
JR 400m, 200m Forest Lake, Minn./Home School
owens gage
Gage Owens 7
SR 800m, 1500m McAllister, Mont./Ennis
owens gavin
Gavin Owens 5
JR 1500m, 5000m McAllister, Mont./Ennis
peloquin casey
Casey Peloquin 1
FR 5000m, 3000m Steeplechase Gig Harbor, Wash./Gig Harbor
perkins charlie
Charlie Perkins 5
JR 1500m, 5000m Alameda, Calif./Alameda
perkins zach
Zach Perkins 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Alameda, Calif./Alameda
ptacek david
David Ptacek 5
JR 400m Allegan, Mich./Hamilton
quallio andrew
Andrew Quallio 7
SR 1500m, 5000m, 10,000m Jacksonville, Fla./Zama American (Japan)
rex kobi
Kobi Rex 3
SO High Jump Colorado Springs, Colo./Lewis Palmer
riggs casey
Casey Riggs 3
SO 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Loveland, Colo./Loveland
rishel paul
Paul Rishel 7
SR Javelin York, Pa./Central York
rogers cort
Cort Rogers 5
JR Pole Vault Whitefish, Mont./Whitefish
shellhouse daniel
Daniel Shellhouse 1
FR 5000m, 10,000m Kingswood, Texas/Kingswood
shoaf steel
Steel Shoaf 1
FR 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Alamogordo, N.M./Alamogordo
shoaf stone
Stone Shoaf 1
FR 800m, 1500m Alamogordo, N.M./Alamogordo
simmons cale
Cale Simmons 7
SR Pole Vault Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin
simmons rob
Rob Simmons 7
SR Pole Vault Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin
smith travis
Travis Smith 7
SR High Jump Clovis, Calif./Buchanan
spuller jake
Jake Spuller 3
SO 200m, 400m Dexter, Mich./Detroit Catholic Central
strickland dontae
Dontae Strickland 7
SR 100m, 200m, Long Jump Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs South
tibbs michael
Michael Tibbs 7
SR Decathlon, Pole Vault. Javelin Rogers, Ark./Rogers
udensi uzor
Uzor Udensi 7
SR 200m, 400m San Antonio, Texas/Central Catholic
uhle joey
Joey Uhle 3
SO Pole Vault Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty
urista tim
Tim Urista 5
JR Javelin Rosebury, Ore./Douglas
wilkin joe
Joe Wilkin 1
FR 110m Hurdles, 400m Hurdles Westerville, Ohio/Westerville North
wolfsmith lance
Lance Wolfsmith 5
JR 5000m, 3000m Steeplechase Morgan Hill, Calif./Ann Sobrato
wood zach
Zach Wood 7
SR High Jump Bowen, Ill./Southeastern
Women Last Name
NAME eligibility
YR EVENT(S) HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
alston naomi
Naomi Alston 1
FR 400m, 200m Fayetteville, N.C./Douglas Byrd
bauman becca
Becca Bauman 5
JR Discus, Hammer Post Falls, Idaho/Post Falls
bonner wren
Wren Bonner 3
SO Pole Vault, 100m Hurdles, Long Jump Whitney, Texas/Whitney
bremser jen
Jen Bremser 7
SR 3000m Steeplechase Colorado Springs, Colo./Sand Creek
carson erica
Erica Carson 3
SO 400m, 200m San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan
connick heather
Heather Connick 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Pembroke, Mass./Pembroke
dong adrianna
Adrianna Dong 5
JR 800m, 1500m Phoenix, Ariz./North Canyon
drolshagen taylor
Taylor Drolshagen 3
SO 1500m, 5000m Muskego, Wis./Muskego
eichenberger annette
Annette Eichenberger 5
JR 800m, 1500m West Chicago, Ill./West Chicago Community
esselstein rebecca
Rebecca Esselstein 3
SO 800m, 1500m Dayton, Ohio/Archbishop Alter
everson hannah
Hannah Everson 1
FR 1500m, 5000m Colorado Springs, Colo./Liberty
freeman nikki
Nikki Freeman 3
SO Javelin Mandeville, La./Mandeville
french jacki
Jacki French 1
FR Javelin Malta, Mont./Malta
fuerst melissa
Melissa Fuerst 7
SR 800m, 1500m Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs
gross bethany
Bethany Gross 7
SR 400m, 200m, Long Jump Alexandria, S.D./Hanson
gurnell kassie
Kassie Gurnell 5
JR Triple Jump, 400m, Long Jump Pearland, Texas/Westbury Christian
herald rachel
Rachel Herald 5
JR High Jump Rockford, Mich./Rockford
holland katelyn
Katelyn Holland 1
FR Shot Put, Discus, Hammer Tomball, Texas/Concordia Lutheran
horn morgan
Morgan Horn 1
FR Pole Vault Waynesfield, Ohio/Waynesfield-Goshen
kanetzky kate
Kate Kanetzky 7
SR 5000m, 10000m Buda, Texas/Jack C. Hays
malone morgan
Morgan Malone 3
SO 100m, 200m San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan
mayne tasha
Tasha Mayne 5
JR 400m, 800m Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson
mellado bizzy
Bizzy Mellado 7
SR Pole Vault South Barrington, Ill./William Fremd
moorkamp katy
Katy Moorkamp 7
SR Discus, Hammer, Shot Put Wildwood, Mo./Lafayette
mosby morgan
Morgan Mosby 7
SR 800m, 1500m Evergreen, Colo./Mullen
olesinski anna
Anna Olesinski 1
FR 1500m, 5000m Roswell, N.M./Roswell
piccone alana
Alana Piccone 5
JR Javelin Roseville, Calif./St. Francis
rogers regan
Regan Rogers 5
JR High Jump Wellsboro, Pa./Wellsboro Area
ross angelea
Angelea Ross 1
FR Long Jump, Triple Jump San Antonio, Texas/Trinity Christian Academy
rossillon marie
Marie Rossillon 3
SO 800m Albuquerque, N.M./Eldorado
schepper sierra
Sierra Schepper 3
SO 400m Hurdles Rapid City, S.D./Stevens
shirley paige
Paige Shirley 5
JR Pole Vault Jacksonville, Fla./Episcopal
smith kendra
Kendra Smith 3
SO Heptathlon, 100m Hurdles Colorado Springs, Colo./Liberty
smith kim
Kim Smith 5
JR Javelin Kirtland, N.M./Kirtland Central
tabb danielle
Danielle Tabb 3
SO Shot Put, Hammer, Discus Spanaway, Wash./Bethel
torres lesly
Lesly Torres 7
SR High Jump, Heptathlon Los Lunas, N.M./Los Lunas
vann riley
Riley Vann 1
FR Pole Vault, 100m Hurdles Oswego, Ill./Oswego
wagemaker emily
Emily Wagemaker 1
FR 5000m, 1500m Topeka, Kan./Topeka
westfall libby
Libby Westfall 5
JR Pole Vault, 400m Hurdles Colorado Springs, Colo./Pine Creek
COACHING STAFF
Ralph Lindeman - Head Coach | Combined Events
Scott Irving - Associate Head Coach | Throws
Juli Benson - Assistant Coach | Middle Distances, Distances
Allen Johnson - Assistant Coach | Sprints, Hurdles
Scott Steffan - Assistant Coach | Pole Vault
Bob Graf - Volunteer Coach | High Jump
Mark Stanforth - Volunteer Coach | Distances
Ron White - Volunteer Coach | Sprints
Lt Kelly Heinbaugh - Director of Track and Field Operations
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