Thursday, May 30, 2013
Academy of Art's Thomas, Stillman's Henderson Earn DII High Point Honors
May 30, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – Vashti Thomas of the Academy of Art and Jeffrey Henderson of Stillman have been named the High Point Athletes of the Meet for their performances at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Thursday.
The High Point Athlete of the Meet award is given to one student-athlete of each gender who compiles the highest point total at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Thomas, a senior from San Jose, Calif. who also won High Point honors for the indoor championships, scored 36¼ points in four individual events and two relays to lead Academy of Art to its first DII outdoor team championship with 60 team points and a sweep of the 2013 track & field titles. She claimed individual titles in the 100 hurdles in 12.70 (+1.8m/s), a new DII record and tied for the No. 10 mark in collegiate history; and the long jump with a mark of 21-2¼ (6.47m). She finished runner-up at 200 meters in 22.75 (-0.7m/s), tied for the second-fastest time in Division history; and third in the triple jump at 42-3½ (12.89m). She also ran legs of the runner-up 4×100 relay and the eighth-place 4×400 relay.
Henderson, a junior at Stillman, won a pair of individual titles and finished runner-up in another event for a total of 28 points. He claimed the long jump by more than half a foot at 25-7½ (7.81m), and also won on the track at 100 meters in 10.18 (-0.4m/s) after running a 10.20Q (+1.2m/s) in the prelims. He finished his weekend with a runner-up showing at 200 meters in 20.65 (+0.2m/s).
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DIII Championships' Most Outstanding Performers Announced
May 30, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – Sean Bernstein of Oneonta State, Isaac Vazquez of UW-La Crosse, Christy Cazzola of UW-Oshkosh and Melissa Norville of Illinois College have been named the Outstanding Performers of the Meet for the Division III Indoor Track & Field Championships, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday.
Four total awards are given to track performers and field performers for both men and women based on a point system that includes: the number of points scored at the championships, setting a meet record (five bonus points), setting a DIII season’s best (three bonus points) and a setting facility record (one bonus point). Total relay points will be divided by four.
Cazzola (42 points) earned women’s track performer honors with three individual wins on the track at 800, 1500 and 5000 meters, becoming the first DIII woman to accomplish that triple at one NCAA Championships meet. In addition to the 30 team points she scored in winning the events, she gained five bonus points for a meet-record 2:05.93 at 800 meters, three apiece for DIII season’s bests at 1500 meters in 4:17.22 and 5000 meters in 16:31.17 — the latter of which was a facility record for an additional point — for a total of 42 points.
Norville (29 points) claimed the women’s field performer honor with two individual wins in the field in the long jump and the triple jump — which, combined with her 100 hurdles win, makes her the fifth woman in DIII history to win three events at one outdoor championships and the first to complete that triple. In addition to the 20 team points from those two field events she contributed toward Illinois College’s sixth-place team finish, she added an additional nine bonus points for her winning long jump performance of 20-5w (6.22m, +4.1m/s).
Bernstein (23.5 points) took home the honor for men’s track performer with a title defense at 200 meters in 20.81 (-1.2m/s), a runner-up showing at 100 meters by less than a hundredth of a second in 10.77 (-3.2m/s), and leg of the winning 4×100 relay for 20.5 team points toward Oneonta State’s sixth-place team finish. His performance at 200 meters was a DIII season’s best for an additional three points, which broke a tie between Bernstein and UW-Eau Claire’s Thurgood Dennis — fitting because the two went back and forth all weekend in the sprints.
Vazquez (21 points) was named the men’s field performer winner after a win in the long jump with a DIII-best 25-4¾ (7.74m) and a runner-up showing in the triple jump 50-5½ (15.38m). His 18 team points from field events — in addition to his contributions as a member of the third-place 4×100 relay team — contributed significantly to UW-La Crosse taking home the men’s team title. Vazquez tied Defiance thrower Tom Postema with 18 points from the field events, but Vazquez’s DIII season’s best in the long jump was the tie-breaker.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL HAMMER THROW PERFORMANCE LIST - 05-30-13 UPDATE
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
Class Records
213’00” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-22-06
243’11” Conor McCullough SO Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-03-07
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
256’09” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 04-18-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
253’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 05-17
235’11” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19
233’08” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 05-26 *
220’06” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-26 *
218’01” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-05
217’08” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18
216’01” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 05-18
214’00” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 05-26 *
212’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
212’06” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-19
209’00” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-13
208’06” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19
201’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-16
200’08” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 05-26 *
199’07” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 04-24
198’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19
198’02” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 05-05
196’05” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 04-24
196’02” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 05-04
195’05” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 05-17
194’11” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 05-18
192’08” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 05-19
190’06” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-19
190’03” Triton Pitassi SR Camas, WA 04-28
189’05” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 04-29
188’02” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 05-26 *
186’11” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
186’07” Matthew Zajac JR E.G. Glass, Lynchburg, VA 05-14
185’02” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
184’00” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
183’04” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-05
182’10” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 04-27
182’08” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 05-04
179’09” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 05-05
179’08” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 05-07
179’06” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-04
177’07” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 05-11
176’03” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 05-04
175’11” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-16
175’05” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-08
175’03” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 05-06
172’05” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-12
172’02” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
171’09” Damon Unland SR Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-26 *
171’02” Alexander Madoian SR North Kingstown, RI 05-06
169’09” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 05-03
169’00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 05-04
168’00” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 05-04
167’03” Josh Dentro JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 05-16
166’10” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-19
166’07” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 05-11
166’04” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 05-05
166’00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 05-05
164’03” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
162’07” James Rowland SR Northside (2A), Jacksonville, NC 04-05
161’02” James Eblen SO Centerville, OH 05-08
161’02” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-12
161’00” Nick Todaro JR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 05-18
160’08” Tanner Davies JR Sheldon, Eugene, OR 04-20
159’11” Joseph Ruggiers JR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-26 *
159’03” Joe Ellis JR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 05-26 *
159’02” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 05-18
158’03” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
157’09” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-18
157’06” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 05-18
156’00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 05-03
155’10” Steve O’Brien SR Cranston West, RI 05-26 *
155’05” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 05-12
155’00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-22
154’07” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 05-03
154’06” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-30
154’00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 05-04
153’11” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-05
153’05” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
153’00” Nick Cabuco SR Junipero Serra, San Mateo, CA 04-06
152’01” Beau Huffer SR Snohomish, WA 04-28
152’00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
151’09” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-11
151’06” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 05-08
150’09” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 11-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
National Record
263’09” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-01-08
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
216’03” Jacob Beene SO Gilbert, AZ 05-16
212’10” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
210’07” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-19
202’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
200’01” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
197’08” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-26 *
196’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-16
194’00” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 03-23
193’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
182’04” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
182’00” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
177’07” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-28
172’04” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-19
164’00” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 04-06
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 6K HAMMER THROW
National Record
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
Class Records
203’11” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-17-06
218’01” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 07-17-11
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
224’06” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 03-23
218’03” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-26 *
212’10” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
209’04” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-26 *
200’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
199’04” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
194’02” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’02” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-12
189’06” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-12
181’00” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 03-23
176’09” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
164’08” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-28
158’03” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 05-26 *
147’04” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 16# HAMMER THROW
National Record
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
Class Records
152’11” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 04-22-12
186’03” Wes Wright SO Villa Rica, GA 06-04-06
210’11” Walter Henning JR St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 06-20-06
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
188’02” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
181’09” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-13
176’01” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-19
173’09” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
169’08” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
167’01” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
166’04” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
164’04” Tim Brennan SR Princeton, NJ 04-06
162’02” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19
157’01” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
143’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
142’07” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4K HAMMER THROW
National Record
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
Class Records
173’04” Casey Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 05-04-07
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02-13
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15-11
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02
181’09” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 05-19
173’03” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-26 *
172’11” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-23
171’07” Sidnie Wilder JR Cameron, WI 05-25 *
171’02” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 05-05
171’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-05
166’08” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-27
166’01” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-26 *
164’09” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 04-20
164’02” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 05-05
163’09” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 10-28
161’11” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 05-26 *
161’10” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
160’10” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 03-23
159’09” Brooke Anderson SR Rancho Buena Vista, Vista, CA 04-21
158’05” Stamatia Scarvelis JR Dos Pueblos, Goleta, CA 04-21
156’03” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-24
156’03” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
155’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
154’05” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 12-30
150’07” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-05
149’07” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 05-16
148’02” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 03-22
147’10” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18
147’05” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 05-03
147’03” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 05-03
147’00” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 05-18
145’06” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-05
144’02” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 05-11
143’11” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 05-26 *
143’09” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 10-28
143’01” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
142’08” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 05-07
142’03” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-06
141’04” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 03-14
140’11” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 05-18
139’00” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-07
136’07” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
135’08” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 11-24
135’04” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 05-02
134’07” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 05-07
134’04” Hannah Frost JR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 05-26 *
134’01” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
133’07” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23
132’06” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
132’05” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
131’11” Olivia Moriconi JR Saugus, CA 04-19
131’06” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
129’09” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
128’06” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 05-02
128’03” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
127’02” Meagan Malloy FR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 05-26 *
126’07” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
126’05” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 05-26 *
126’04” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23
125’11” Lysah Russell FR Classical, Providence, RI 05-26 *
125’10” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
125’00” Siniva Areta SO Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-26 *
125’00” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 05-08
124’09” Yesenia Biascochea JR Central Falls, RI 05-26 *
124’01” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-02
122’10” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-13
122’09” Riley Scocco FR Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 05-19
122’03” Katie Heacox JR Housatonic, Falls Village, CT 05-03
121’09” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-08
121’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-23
121’06” Molly McCullough SR Mission Viejo, CA 03-08
121’03” Katelyn Homb SR Ventura, CA 12-15
121’02” Natasha Akbarizadeh JR Saugus, CA 04-19
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 3K HAMMER THROW
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-12
195’10” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-19
183’03” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-26 *
179’06” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
174’00” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-28
169’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
168’07” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-05
168’02” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-26 *
164’04” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 04-28
162’03” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
159’09” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-19
153’07” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-28
150’09” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 04-28
146’04” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 05-05
141’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 05-11
141’03” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
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Standards: Boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’
Girls’ 3k - 140”, 4k - 120’.
Although the 3k hammer (girls) and 5k hammer (boys) throw are not normally contested
in the U.S. it is conducted in some meets at the Youth level. Girls 3k performances
of 140’ and boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is no older than
17 years old through December 31, 2013 (born no earlier than in 1996).
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* - Addition or improvement since last update.
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Cutoff 05-26-13 Updated 05-30-13
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
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
Class Records
213’00” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-22-06
243’11” Conor McCullough SO Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-03-07
260’00” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-28-08
256’09” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 04-18-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
253’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 05-17
235’11” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19
233’08” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 05-26 *
220’06” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-26 *
218’01” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-05
217’08” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18
216’01” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 05-18
214’00” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 05-26 *
212’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
212’06” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-19
209’00” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-13
208’06” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-19
201’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-16
200’08” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 05-26 *
199’07” Max Lydum SO Defiance, OH 04-24
198’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19
198’02” Aaron Zedella SR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 05-05
196’05” Dylan Dyke SR Waverly, OH 04-24
196’02” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 05-04
195’05” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 05-17
194’11” Martin Murillo SR Timber Creek, Orlando, FL 05-18
192’08” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 05-19
190’06” Jordan Pickerel SR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-19
190’03” Triton Pitassi SR Camas, WA 04-28
189’05” Brian Bianchi SR West Warwick, RI 04-29
188’02” Brooks Hardy SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 05-26 *
186’11” Lovell Peterson SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
186’07” Matthew Zajac JR E.G. Glass, Lynchburg, VA 05-14
185’02” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-12
184’00” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
183’04” Nikolas Huffman SR Virginia, Bristol, VA 04-05
182’10” Dustin Samms JR Aptos, CA 04-27
182’08” Jeremy Franklin JR Serra Gardena, CA 05-04
179’09” Lane Hluch SO Rootstown, OH 05-05
179’08” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 05-07
179’06” Brandon Amo SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-04
177’07” Joe Mattson SO Rogers, Newport, RI 05-11
176’03” Randy Hinds SR Kingston, NY 05-04
175’11” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-16
175’05” Dylan Gardner SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 04-08
175’03” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 05-06
172’05” Robert Landers SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-12
172’02” Cory Woodbine SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
171’09” Damon Unland SR Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-26 *
171’02” Alexander Madoian SR North Kingstown, RI 05-06
169’09” Eric Sheng SO Syosset, NY 05-03
169’00” Ben Bonhurst JR Smithtown West, NY 05-04
168’00” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 05-04
167’03” Josh Dentro JR Buena, Sierra Vista, AZ 05-16
166’10” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 04-19
166’07” Jared Ballenger JR Fremont Ross, OH 05-11
166’04” Matt Monroe SR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 05-05
166’00” John Brandon JR Hudson, OH 05-05
164’03” Chris Celona JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-06
162’07” James Rowland SR Northside (2A), Jacksonville, NC 04-05
161’02” James Eblen SO Centerville, OH 05-08
161’02” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-12
161’00” Nick Todaro JR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 05-18
160’08” Tanner Davies JR Sheldon, Eugene, OR 04-20
159’11” Joseph Ruggiers JR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 05-26 *
159’03” Joe Ellis JR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 05-26 *
159’02” David Collins JR North Kingstown, RI 05-18
158’03” Zach Smelcer SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
157’09” Peter Golish SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-18
157’06” Mike Alvernaz SO Barrington, RI 05-18
156’00” Owen Dawson SR Conard, Hartford, CT 05-03
155’10” Steve O’Brien SR Cranston West, RI 05-26 *
155’05” Richard Delphin JR Roswell, GA 05-12
155’00” Mike Tarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-22
154’07” Austin Crist JR Lancaster, OH 05-03
154’06” Tyler Joslin SR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-30
154’00” Alex Mercado SR Massapequa, NY 05-04
153’11” Hunter Wardian JR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 05-05
153’05” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-05
153’00” Nick Cabuco SR Junipero Serra, San Mateo, CA 04-06
152’01” Beau Huffer SR Snohomish, WA 04-28
152’00” Steve Lefebvre SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 05-07
151’09” Nick Carroll SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 05-11
151’06” Tim Roop JR Centerville, OH 05-08
150’09” Roc-M Nesbitt SR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 11-24
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 5K HAMMER THROW
National Record
263’09” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-01-08
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
216’03” Jacob Beene SO Gilbert, AZ 05-16
212’10” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
210’07” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-19
202’00” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
200’01” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
197’08” Seth Whitener SO North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-26 *
196’06” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-16
194’00” Sean Ryan JR Babylon, NY 03-23
193’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
182’04” Olusegun Thomas Vadis JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
182’00” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
177’07” Owen Russell SO Moses Brown, Providence, RI 04-28
172’04” Danny Andrews SO Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 05-19
164’00” Giovanni Gray JR Lincoln, RI 04-06
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ 6K HAMMER THROW
National Record
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
Class Records
203’11” Conor McCullough FR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-17-06
218’01” Rudy Winkler SO Averill Park, NY 07-17-11
248’11” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-12-08
247’00” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 06-26-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
224’06” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 03-23
218’03” Daniel Haugh JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-26 *
212’10” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
209’04” Josh Whitener SR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 05-26 *
200’06” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
199’04” Kyle Johnson SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-12
194’02” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’09” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
191’02” Chase Carroll SR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 05-12
189’06” Kenneth Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-12
181’00” Tim Wilson SR Washingtonville, NY 03-23
176’09” Gabriel Arcaro JR Burlington, MA 04-28
164’08” Matt Casbarro SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 04-28
158’03” Kyle Littles SR Our Lady of Mercy Catholic, Fairburn, GA 05-26 *
147’04” Jonathan Acevedo SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 16# HAMMER THROW
National Record
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
Class Records
152’11” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 04-22-12
186’03” Wes Wright SO Villa Rica, GA 06-04-06
210’11” Walter Henning JR St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 06-20-06
219’07” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 07-22-09
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
188’02” Charlie Ionata SR Barrington, RI 04-28
181’09” Colin Minor JR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 04-13
176’01” Andy Miller SR Capital, Olympia, WA 04-19
173’09” Adam Kelly SO Barrington, RI 04-28
169’08” Carlos Mangum SR Central, Providence, RI 04-28
167’01” Clarence Gallop SR Central, Providence, RI 04-06
166’04” Mahlik Handley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 04-28
164’04” Tim Brennan SR Princeton, NJ 04-06
162’02” Brock Eager JR Tahoma, Covington, WA 05-19
157’01” Connor Fugere JR Woonsocket, RI 04-28
143’01” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 04-28
142’07” Bryan Zapata JR Hope Providence, RI 04-28
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 4K HAMMER THROW
National Record
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
Class Records
173’04” Casey Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 05-04-07
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02-13
214’04” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 06-15-10
211’01” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 05-15-11
2013 PERFORMANCE LIST
184’06” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-02
181’09” Casidy Callahan SR Norcross, GA 05-19
173’03” Marthaline Cooper SR Classical, Providence, RI 05-26 *
172’11” Jennifer Slagus SR North Pocono, Moscow, PA 03-23
171’07” Sidnie Wilder JR Cameron, WI 05-25 *
171’02” Erica King SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 05-05
171’00” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-05
166’08” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-27
166’01” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-26 *
164’09” Haley Showalter SO Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 04-20
164’02” Gabby Figueroa JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 05-05
163’09” Leah Colbert JR Buchanan, Troy, MO 10-28
161’11” Josie Hardin SR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 05-26 *
161’10” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
160’10” Danielle Borriello JR Ellenville, NY 03-23
159’09” Brooke Anderson SR Rancho Buena Vista, Vista, CA 04-21
158’05” Stamatia Scarvelis JR Dos Pueblos, Goleta, CA 04-21
156’03” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-24
156’03” Destinee Barrette SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
155’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
154’05” Melanie Raterman SR Warrenton, MO 12-30
150’07” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-05
149’07” Sochima Bishop SO New Rochelle, NY 05-16
148’02” Katie Wardsworth SR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 03-22
147’10” Briana O’Grady SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 05-18
147’05” Taniya Mitchell JR Mt. Vernon, NY 05-03
147’03” Briyah Brown SR New Rochelle, NY 05-03
147’00” Rebecca Evans SR Winter Springs, FL 05-18
145’06” Kayla O’Brine JR St. Francis, Sacramento, CA 01-05
144’02” Victoria Cooper SR Woonsocket, RI 05-11
143’11” Kendra Plant SR Cumberland, RI 05-26 *
143’09” Madeline Middlebrooks SR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 10-28
143’01” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-12
142’08” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 05-07
142’03” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-06
141’04” Brianna Heilsnis SR Apex, NC 03-14
140’11” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 05-18
139’00” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 05-07
136’07” Monae Cooper FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
135’08” Jenessa Jackson SR Marietta, GA 11-24
135’04” Lauren Stacey SR Western Brown, Mount Orab, OH 05-02
134’07” Cheyanne Nalle JR Woonsocket, RI 05-07
134’04” Hannah Frost JR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 05-26 *
134’01” Maddison Caron JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 05-01
133’07” Leena Morris SO Etowah, Woodstock, GA 12-23
132’06” Dajsha Avery SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 04-05
132’05” Lauren Carroll SR Classical, Providence, RI 04-28
131’11” Olivia Moriconi JR Saugus, CA 04-19
131’06” Courtney Jacobsen FR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 05-26 *
129’09” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
128’06” Liza Wall JR Waverly, OH 05-02
128’03” Alex DeVincentis SR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 04-26
127’02” Meagan Malloy FR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 05-26 *
126’07” Jessica Jeffrey FR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
126’05” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 05-26 *
126’04” Sarah Mitchell SR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 12-23
125’11” Lysah Russell FR Classical, Providence, RI 05-26 *
125’10” Kristina King JR New Rochelle, NY 05-16
125’00” Siniva Areta SO Ferris, Spokane, WA 05-26 *
125’00” A’reyna Hughes SR Wayne, Huber Heights. OH 05-08
124’09” Yesenia Biascochea JR Central Falls, RI 05-26 *
124’01” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-02
122’10” Megan Pendleton SR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 04-13
122’09” Riley Scocco FR Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 05-19
122’03” Katie Heacox JR Housatonic, Falls Village, CT 05-03
121’09” Brianna Jumper SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 05-08
121’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 02-23
121’06” Molly McCullough SR Mission Viejo, CA 03-08
121’03” Katelyn Homb SR Ventura, CA 12-15
121’02” Natasha Akbarizadeh JR Saugus, CA 04-19
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 3K HAMMER THROW
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 05-12
195’10” Nyla Woods JR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 05-19
183’03” Kelli Thomas JR Luella, Locust Grove, GA 05-26 *
179’06” Lena Giger JR Highland, IL 12-16
174’00” Leia Mistowski JR Narragansett, RI 04-28
169’00” Alva Hicks SO Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
168’07” Kamryn Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 05-05
168’02” Bailey Simmons JR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 05-26 *
164’04” Victoria Ebert JR Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 04-28
162’03” Bianca Donadio JR Classical, Providence, RI 04-06
159’09” Andrea Vahoua JR Pope, Marietta, GA 05-19
153’07” Abby Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 04-28
150’09” Lauren Swanson SO East Greenwich, RI 04-28
146’04” Cydnee Collins-Luther SO Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 05-05
141’07” Ashley Doherty JR Aptos, CA 05-11
141’03” Katie Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 04-28
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Standards: Boys’ 5k – 160’, 12# - 150, 6k - 145’, 16# - 140’
Girls’ 3k - 140”, 4k - 120’.
Although the 3k hammer (girls) and 5k hammer (boys) throw are not normally contested
in the U.S. it is conducted in some meets at the Youth level. Girls 3k performances
of 140’ and boys’ 5k performances of 160’ or more in an officially sanctioned
meet will be included in the performance list providing the athlete is no older than
17 years old through December 31, 2013 (born no earlier than in 1996).
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Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
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Coaches Select DII Outdoor National Athletes of the Year
May 29, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced the National Athlete of the Year award winners for 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season as chosen by the nation’s coaches. Jermaine Jones of Saint Augustine’s, Danielle Williams of Johnson C. Smith, J Patrick Smith of Chico State and Sam Lockhart of Grand Valley State earned the distinctions of National Athletes of the Year for the 2013 outdoor season.
NATIONAL MEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: saintaugfalcons.com Jermaine Jones, Saint Augustine’s
Jones, a sophomore from Wilmington, N.C., won an NCAA Division II individual title at 200 meters and ran a leg of the winning and all-time DII record-setting 4×100 relay team, along with a third-place run at 100 meters, in helping the Falcons to the team title. Jones pulled away down the stretch of the 200 to claim the win in 20.57 (+0.2m/s), and ran the anchor leg on a pair of DII 4×100 relay records. The Falcons ran 39.01 during Friday’s prelims to break the DII record, and ran a 38.91 in Saturday’s finals to break it again. He finished third at 100 meters in the finals at 10.34 (-0.4m/s).
During the regular season Jones claimed both the 100 and 200 meter titles at the CIAA Championships, and also ran a leg of the winning 4×100 relay. He was named the CIAA meet’s Most Valuable Performer for his performance.
NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: goldenbullsports.com Danielle Williams, Johnson C. Smith
Williams, a junior from St. Andrew, Jamaica, turned in a pair of all-time performances in winning both the 100 and 200 meters at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Championships, in addition to a runner-up showing in the 100 hurdles. She blazed to the win at 200 meters in an all-time Division II record 22.62 (-0.7m/s) after having run a 22.63w (+5.4m/s) during the prelims. Her win at 100 meters came in 11.24 (-0.7m/s), giving her the win by more than a quarter of a second and the No. 4 wind-legal mark in division history. Her runner-up performance in the 100 hurdles in 12.89 (+1.8m/s) makes her the third-fastest performer in DII history.
She did not lose a final at either 100 or 200 meters throughout the duration of the outdoor season, including CIAA titles at 100 and 200 meters and the 4×100 relay to go along with a second-place 100 hurdles finish.
NATIONAL MEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: chicowildcats.com J Patrick Smith, Chico State
A junior from Santa Barbara, Calif., Smith claimed the NCAA Division II title in the decathlon by 225 points with a score of 7612 after winning two components and finished top-three in five others. He won the 100 meters component in 10.68w (+3.0m/s) and the long jump by nearly a foot at 24-7¼w (7.50m, +2.9m/s). In the process of winning the event he took down the top seed in runner-up Justin Balczak of LSSU and the 2011 champion in Central Missouri’s Brent Vogel — the indoor National Men’s Field Athlete of the Year.
He reached the auto-qualifying mark in the decathlon in his first attempt this season, scoring 7035 at the Chico Multi-Event Classic in late February/early March. Contributed 28½ points between six individual events and a 4×100 relay win at the CCAA Championships en route to a team CCAA title.
NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: gvsulakers.com Sam Lockhart, Grand Valley State
Lockhart, a senior from Lansing, Mich., established herself among the best throwers in both Division II history and the 2013 collegiate landscape with a season that culminated in NCAA Division II titles in the discus and the shot put, and a third-place finish in the hammer throw. Her first title came in the discus, which she won with a championships-record mark of 190-7 (58.08m) by nearly 20 feet. She also won the shot put with a mark of 54-11½ (16.75m) to win by more than four feet. She started her weekend with a third-place finish in the hammer throw at 194-7 (59.30m).
Lockhart, who went undefeated in 12 shot put and discus events, earned USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week honors three times this outdoor season after breaking the all-time discus record two times and moving to No. 2 all-time in the shot put and No. 8 in the hammer throw. She first set the discus record at 192-9 (58.75m), before two weeks later breaking it at 193-2 (58.87m) at the GLIAC Championships. That same week she moved to No. 2 all-time in the shot put with a GLIAC-winning mark of 55-1½ (16.80m) and No. 7 in the hammer at 201-8 (61.48m).
PAST WINNERS
NATIONAL MEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2013: Jermaine Jones, Saint Augustine’s
2012: Tyler Pennel, Western State
2011: Leford Green, Johnson C. Smith
2010: Leford Green, Johnson C. Smith
2009: Aaron Braun, Adams State
2008: Scott Bauhs, Chico State
2007: Nicodemus Naimadu, Abilene Christian
2006: Nicodemus Naimadu, Abilene Christian
2013: Danielle Williams, Johnson C. Smith
2012: Betsy Graney, Grand Valley State
2011: Shannon Gagne, New Haven
2010: Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific
2009: Ashley Puga, Northwest Nazarene
2008: Kirby Blackley, Findlay
2007: Mandy Zemba, Grand Valley State
2006: Mandy Zemba, Grand Valley State
NATIONAL MEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2013: J Patrick Smith, Chico State
2012: Nick Jones, Abilene Christian
2011: Nick Jones, Abilene Christian
2010: Dane Tobey, Neb.-Kearney
2009: Joe Kindred, Saint Augustine’s
2008: Joe Kindred, Saint Augustine’s
2007: Kibwe Johnson, Ashland
2006: Chris Randolph, Seattle Pacific 2013: Sam Lockhart, Grand Valley State
2012: Lindsay Lettow, Central Missouri
2011: Lindsay Lettow, Central Missouri
2010: Aisha Adams, Angelo State
2009: Aisha Adams, Angelo State
2008: Whitney Johnson, UC San Diego
2007: Kwonya Ferguson, Saint Augustine’s
2006: Cecilia Barnes, Cal State Bakersfield
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Division III Outdoor National Athlete Awards Announced
May 29, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced the National Athlete of the Year award winners for 2013 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field season as chosen by the nation’s coaches. Sean Bernstein of Oneonta State, Tim VanLiew of Rutgers-Camden, Christy Cazzola of UW-Oshkosh and Melissa Norville of Illinois College earned the distinctions of National Athletes of the Year for the 2013 outdoor season.
NATIONAL MEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: oneontaathletics.com Sean Bernstein, Oneonta State
Bernstein, a senior from Baldwinsville, New York, claimed two total titles at the Division III Outdoor Championships at 200 meters and as a member of the 4×100 relay, in addition to finishing runner-up at 100 meters. He won at 200 meters in 20.81 to defend his title from 2012.
He was named the SUNYAC Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year after winning three events at the conference championships at 100 and 200 meters and in the 4×100 relay. In 12 total finals between both 100 and 200 meters, he has lost just once during the 2013 outdoor season — that coming by less than a hundredth of a second in the NCAA Championships 100 — and he is undefeated in five finals at 200 meters.
NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: uwoshkoshtitans.com Christy Cazzola, UW-Oshkosh
Cazzola, a junior from Kaukauna, Wis., became just the fourth woman in Division III history to win three individual titles at one NCAA DIII Outdoor Championships meet, claiming titles at 800, 1500 and 5000 meters all within three hours of one another on Saturday — the first to accomplish that triple in one meet.
She won at 1500 meters in 4:17.22, the No. 2 time in division history, to edge out St. Thomas (Minn.)’s Taylor Berg with the Division’s all-time third-fastest time at 4:18.10. She then won at 800 meters in 2:05.93 — just shy of her No. 2 all-time mark in the event — to beat out Tara Clemens’ 2:06.79 — just shy of her own No. 4 all-time mark. She capped the day off with a come-from-behind victory at 5000 meters in the final 400 meters of the race to win in 16:31.17.
Her regular season also included WIAC titles at 800, 1500 and 5000 meters, as well as the 4×800. Prior to her 1500 performance at NCAAs, she had also run a 4:18.22 at the Mt. SAC Relays for a then-No. 2 time in DIII history.
NATIONAL MEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: athletics.camden.rutgers.edu Tim VanLiew, Rutgers-Camden
VanLiew, a senior from Deptford, N.J., became the all-time farthest Division III javelin thrower (under the current javelin design) with a mark of 247-10 (75.55m) en route to an NCAA DIII title defense by more than 33 feet. He surpassed by more than five feet the previous record of 242-5 (73.90m) set in 1995 by Kris Theriault of Fitchburg State, and his is the farthest throw by a DIII student-athlete since 2000 by nearly 12 feet. In addition to his winning throw, he recorded three other throws that would have placed him among the all-time DIII top ten, including two farther than 70 meters.
Earlier in the regular season VanLiew had worked his way up to No. 8 in DIII history with a mark of 226-9 (69.11m) with a title at the NJAC Championships. As of publication his NCAA-winning throw catapulted him up to No. 6 among all collegians in the javelin for 2013. He also finished runner-up at the IC4A Championships among DI and DII with a mark of 224-0 (68.27m).
NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Courtesy: illinoiscollegeathletics.com Melissa Norville, Illinois College
Norville, a senior from Batavia, Ill., became the fifth woman in Division III history to win three individual titles in one NCAA DIII Outdoor Championships after claiming the long jump, triple jump and 100 hurdles titles, and is the first in Division history to complete that trio of titles. Won the long jump title with a mark of 20-5w (6.22m, +4.1m/s) and claimed the triple jump at 41-11¼w (12.78m, +2.6m/s).
She was named Midwest Conference Female Athlete of the Year for the third consecutive season after posting Division III-leading marks in the long jump at 20-4¼ (6.20m) and the triple jump at 41-11½ (12.79m. She claimed Midwest Conference titles in each of the aforementioned events. She finished third at the Drake Relays in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump.
PAST WINNERS
NATIONAL MEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2013: Sean Bernstein, Oneonta State
2012: Tim Nelson, UW-Stout
2011: Mike Spain, North Central (Ill.)
2010: Steve Headley, Springfield (Mass.)
2009: Peter Kosgei, Hamilton
2008: Peter Kosgei, Hamilton
2007: Will Leer, Pomona-Pitzer
2006: Macharia Yuot, Widener
2013: Christy Cazzola, UW-Oshkosh
2012: Nevada Morrison, Wartburg
2011: Ruby Blackwell, Methodist
2010: Marie Borner, Bethel (Minn.)
2009: Sumer Rohrs, Frostburg State
2008: Rachel Anderson, Illinois Wesleyan
2007: Marcia Taddy, UW-Platteville
2006: Amanda Kuca, Concordia Moorhead
NATIONAL MEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2013: Tim VanLiew, Rutgers-Camden
2012: Ethan Miller, Central (Iowa)
2011: Eric Flores, Cal Lutheran
2010: Eric Flores, Cal Lutheran
2009: Josh Lovell, Linfield
2008: Kyle Steiner, UW-Stevens Point
2007: Al Winsley, Mississippi College
2006: Matt Roberson, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2013: Melissa Norville, Illinois College
2012: Catherine Street, Linfield
2011: Holly Ozanich, UW-Oshkosh
2010: Ellie Sitek, UW-Oshkosh
2009: Ashley Hutson, Hardin-Simmons
2008: Amy Reed, Messiah
2007: Jillian Crandall, UW-River Falls
2006: Robyn Jarocki, UW-Oshkosh
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Tinsley Named USA Track & Field Athlete of the Week
Tinsley Named USA Track & Field Athlete of the Week
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INDIANAPOLIS - Michael Tinsley (Round Rock, Texas.) has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of the Week after winning the 400 meter hurdles at the adidas Grand Prix in New York City, on Saturday.
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Tinsley, the 2012 Olympic silver medalist, recorded a season’s best mark crossing the finish line in 48.43 seconds. Tinsley edged out Olympic bronze medalist Javier Culson of Puerto Rico by a tenth of a second.
“I was just trying to stay relaxed and not tighten up after the last hurdle,” Tinsley said. “I knew that Javier [Culson] was in front of me and I wanted to catch him, but I knew I had to stay relaxed if I was going to do it.”
Tinsley posted his season’s best time despite light rain. His mark is the world’s third fastest in the 400m hurdles this year.
“It felt really good to win at the adidas Grand Prix, it really meant a lot to me to win at that meet,” Tinsley said. “Javier [Culson] and Johnny [Dutch] are doing really well this year, so to win this meet lets me know that my training is going really well.”
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; March 6, Jenn Suhr; March 13, Tia Brooks; March 20, Bridget Franek; March 27, Ben True; April 3, Darvis “Doc” Patton; April 10, Octavious Freeman; April 24, Erik Kynard; May 1, Queen Harrison; May 8, Tyson Gay; May 15, Jon Olsen; May 22, Mary Cain; May 29, Michael Tinsley
Week in Review
From USATF Statistician Glen McMicken
NCAA I PRELIMINARY ROUNDS -- NO WINNERS, JUST COMPETITION
Two giant meets with no champions crowned still saw a raft of good marks as the cream of the NCAA I crop gathered in Austin and Greensboro to fight for berths at the national championship meet in Eugene.
Among the top efforts were a 9.99 by Ole Miss Olympian Isiah Young in the heats of the East 100m and a U.S.-leading 81.90m/268-8 from Olympic Trials champ Sam Humphreys of Texas A&M in the West javelin.
TCU's Charles Silmon, the 2010 World Junior 100m silver medalist, swept the dashes in the West at 10.03m/20.23, and Elijah Greer clocked 1:46.20 for Oregon in the 800m.
Reigning World Junior champ Ashley Spencer of Illinois rolled to her second fastest time ever with a 50.88 in the 400m, while Stanford's Kori Carter (54.50) and Arizona Olympian Georganne Moline (54.59) waged another speedy battle in the 400m hurdles.
2012 Olympian and reigning NCAA indoor and outdoor champion Tia Brooks of Oklahoma scared the collegiate record in the women's shot put with her 18.96m/62-2.5 throw in the sixth round.
NCAA II CROWNS GO TO ST. AUGUSTINE'S, ACADEMY OF ART
St. Augustine's won its 11th NCAA II outdoor men's championship on the strength of a relay sweep, while Academy of Art captured the school's first women's national crown on the shoulders of hurdler/jumper Vashti Thomas.
Jermaine Jones won the 200m and anchored the Falcons to a sizzling 38.91 in the 4x100m, the first time a Division II school has dipped under 39 seconds.
Thomas zipped to a 12.70 to win the 100m hurdles and soared 6.47m/21-2.75 for long jump gold. For good measure she added a silver in the 200m at 22.75, and a bronze in the triple jump (12.89m/42-3.5)
LA CROSSE, WARTBURG TOPS IN NCAA DIVISION III
Long jumper Isaac Vazquez led the Wisconsin-La Crosse men to their 12th NCAA Division III national championship with his 7.74m/25-4.75 win, and Wartburg won a closely-contested women's team title with 46 points.
Wisconsin-Oshkosh had a triple-gold performance from Christy Cazzola, who took the 800m (2:05.93), 1500m (4:17.22) and 5000m (16:31.17) on the final day of the meet, but the Titans fell three points short of the championship.
Tim Van Liew of Rutgers-Camden shattered his personal record and the national meet record in the javelin with a massive 75.55m/247-10 toss on his second attempt.
INDIANA TECH SWEEPS NAIA TITLES
A nail-biting men's finish and a dominant women's performance gave Indiana Tech a sweep of the NAIA team titles, the school's first-ever national championships. The Warriors won only one men's event -- the 4x100m -- but a runner-up finish in the 4x400m to close the meet gave them a four-point edge over Oklahoma Baptist.
Adella King took the sprint double and ran on the winning 4x100m to help lead her squad to a winning margin of more than 30 points over OBU.
FELIX FLIES THROUGH STREETS OF MANCHESTER
It's a rarely-run distance, but Allyson Felix mastered the 150 meters at the Manchester Street Games in England, clocking the third-fastest time ever with her 16.36. Dawn Harper-Nelson was the other U.S. winner, taking the 100m hurdles in 12.94.
PERSONAL RECORD FOR NIXON IN GÖTZIS DEC
Former Arkansas star and American Junior record-holder Gunnar Nixon had a lifetime best 8,136 to take over the U.S. lead and finish third in the HypoMeeting decathlon at Götzis, Austria.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Michael Tinsley (Round Rock, Texas.) has been named USA Track & Field’s Athlete of the Week after winning the 400 meter hurdles at the adidas Grand Prix in New York City, on Saturday.
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Tinsley, the 2012 Olympic silver medalist, recorded a season’s best mark crossing the finish line in 48.43 seconds. Tinsley edged out Olympic bronze medalist Javier Culson of Puerto Rico by a tenth of a second.
“I was just trying to stay relaxed and not tighten up after the last hurdle,” Tinsley said. “I knew that Javier [Culson] was in front of me and I wanted to catch him, but I knew I had to stay relaxed if I was going to do it.”
Tinsley posted his season’s best time despite light rain. His mark is the world’s third fastest in the 400m hurdles this year.
“It felt really good to win at the adidas Grand Prix, it really meant a lot to me to win at that meet,” Tinsley said. “Javier [Culson] and Johnny [Dutch] are doing really well this year, so to win this meet lets me know that my training is going really well.”
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; March 6, Jenn Suhr; March 13, Tia Brooks; March 20, Bridget Franek; March 27, Ben True; April 3, Darvis “Doc” Patton; April 10, Octavious Freeman; April 24, Erik Kynard; May 1, Queen Harrison; May 8, Tyson Gay; May 15, Jon Olsen; May 22, Mary Cain; May 29, Michael Tinsley
Week in Review
From USATF Statistician Glen McMicken
NCAA I PRELIMINARY ROUNDS -- NO WINNERS, JUST COMPETITION
Two giant meets with no champions crowned still saw a raft of good marks as the cream of the NCAA I crop gathered in Austin and Greensboro to fight for berths at the national championship meet in Eugene.
Among the top efforts were a 9.99 by Ole Miss Olympian Isiah Young in the heats of the East 100m and a U.S.-leading 81.90m/268-8 from Olympic Trials champ Sam Humphreys of Texas A&M in the West javelin.
TCU's Charles Silmon, the 2010 World Junior 100m silver medalist, swept the dashes in the West at 10.03m/20.23, and Elijah Greer clocked 1:46.20 for Oregon in the 800m.
Reigning World Junior champ Ashley Spencer of Illinois rolled to her second fastest time ever with a 50.88 in the 400m, while Stanford's Kori Carter (54.50) and Arizona Olympian Georganne Moline (54.59) waged another speedy battle in the 400m hurdles.
2012 Olympian and reigning NCAA indoor and outdoor champion Tia Brooks of Oklahoma scared the collegiate record in the women's shot put with her 18.96m/62-2.5 throw in the sixth round.
NCAA II CROWNS GO TO ST. AUGUSTINE'S, ACADEMY OF ART
St. Augustine's won its 11th NCAA II outdoor men's championship on the strength of a relay sweep, while Academy of Art captured the school's first women's national crown on the shoulders of hurdler/jumper Vashti Thomas.
Jermaine Jones won the 200m and anchored the Falcons to a sizzling 38.91 in the 4x100m, the first time a Division II school has dipped under 39 seconds.
Thomas zipped to a 12.70 to win the 100m hurdles and soared 6.47m/21-2.75 for long jump gold. For good measure she added a silver in the 200m at 22.75, and a bronze in the triple jump (12.89m/42-3.5)
LA CROSSE, WARTBURG TOPS IN NCAA DIVISION III
Long jumper Isaac Vazquez led the Wisconsin-La Crosse men to their 12th NCAA Division III national championship with his 7.74m/25-4.75 win, and Wartburg won a closely-contested women's team title with 46 points.
Wisconsin-Oshkosh had a triple-gold performance from Christy Cazzola, who took the 800m (2:05.93), 1500m (4:17.22) and 5000m (16:31.17) on the final day of the meet, but the Titans fell three points short of the championship.
Tim Van Liew of Rutgers-Camden shattered his personal record and the national meet record in the javelin with a massive 75.55m/247-10 toss on his second attempt.
INDIANA TECH SWEEPS NAIA TITLES
A nail-biting men's finish and a dominant women's performance gave Indiana Tech a sweep of the NAIA team titles, the school's first-ever national championships. The Warriors won only one men's event -- the 4x100m -- but a runner-up finish in the 4x400m to close the meet gave them a four-point edge over Oklahoma Baptist.
Adella King took the sprint double and ran on the winning 4x100m to help lead her squad to a winning margin of more than 30 points over OBU.
FELIX FLIES THROUGH STREETS OF MANCHESTER
It's a rarely-run distance, but Allyson Felix mastered the 150 meters at the Manchester Street Games in England, clocking the third-fastest time ever with her 16.36. Dawn Harper-Nelson was the other U.S. winner, taking the 100m hurdles in 12.94.
PERSONAL RECORD FOR NIXON IN GÖTZIS DEC
Former Arkansas star and American Junior record-holder Gunnar Nixon had a lifetime best 8,136 to take over the U.S. lead and finish third in the HypoMeeting decathlon at Götzis, Austria.
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Humphreys Joins Final The Bowerman Men's Watch List
Humphreys Joins Final The Bowerman Men's Watch List
May 29. 2013
NEW ORLEANS – With NCAA Prelims rounds now complete, the NCAA Finals are fast approaching and will be stacked with members of the final The Bowerman Watch List for the men, which was released Wednesday by the Watch List Committee.
Due to the nature of qualifying for the NCAA Finals, some Watch List members had a chance to shine at the Prelims — namely sprinters and throwers — while others had to forgo aiming for their best times/marks and make sure they qualified, including vertical jumpers and distance runners.
Among those who shined this weekend was Texas A&M javelin thrower Sam Humphreys, who makes his first career appearance on the Watch List after becoming the No. 7 collegiate performer in the event’s history with a top-qualifying mark of 268-8 (81.90m).
Mississippi’s Isiah Young also boosted his stock after becoming the first sub-10 collegian at 100 meters this season with a top-qualifying time of 9.99 (+0.3m/s).
With his 16th appearance on the Watch List, Arizona’s Lawi Lalang moved into a tie for second all-time with Washington State’s Jeshua Anderson. Kansas State’s Erik Kynard, making his 10th showing on the Watch List, joins Lalang as one of just six men who have appeared double-digit times. Right behind Kynard with nine career appearances is high jump rival Derek Drouin of Indiana.
The NCAA Finals will be held June 5-8 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., after which the 10 The Bowerman men’s semifinalists will be announced Monday, June 17.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, PRE-NCAA FINALS 2013
(Updated May 29, 2013. Listed in alphabetical order by last name.)
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Ryan Crouser SO Texas Throws Gresham, Ore.
Derek Drouin RS SR Indiana Jumps/Cmb. Events Corunna, Ontario
Diego Estrada SR Northern Arizona Distance Salinas, Calif.
Johannes Hock FR Texas Combined Events Cologne, Germany
Sam Humphreys SR Texas A&M Throws Laredo, Texas
Erik Kynard SR Kansas State High Jump Toledo, Ohio
Lawi Lalang JR Arizona Distance Eldoret, Kenya
Bryshon Nellum RS SR Southern California Sprints Los Angeles, Calif.
Julian Wruck RS JR UCLA Throws Brisbane, Australia
Isiah Young SR Mississippi Sprints Junction City, Kan.
QUICKLY – THE WATCH LIST
Ryan Crouser, Texas
Courtesy: TexasSports.com
Prelims: Was the top NCAA Finals qualifier from the West Prelims and the No. 2 qualifier overall in the shot put with a mark of 62-11¼ (19.18m) and was the No. 4 West qualifier and No. 9 overall qualifier in the discus with a mark of 189-9 (57.84m).
This Season: Claimed the Big 12 Shot put title with a collegiate-leading mark of 69-2½ (21.09m) — best in Division I by more than five-and-a-half feet — and finished third in the discus (181-10/55.42m). Has not lost in three shot put competitions this outdoor season. Is currently ranked No. 12 in the discus at 194-6 (59.28m) with a performance from the Texas Relays.
Derek Drouin, Indiana
Courtesy: IUHoosiers.com
Prelims: Is currently the world No. 2 in the high jump. Did not miss through three heights to 7-1½ (2.17m) to remain among the 12 from the East Prelims who qualified for the NCAA Finals.
This Season: Won the Big Ten high jump title with a clearance of 7-4¼ (2.24m), giving him four conference crowns outdoors and three more indoors for a career total of seven. Set the Penn Relays and Franklin Field records with a clearance of 7-7¾ (2.33m) at the Penn Relays.Won the high jump at the Polytan Invitational with a clearance of 7-7 (2.31m). Won the Texas Relays high jump with a collegiate-leading clearance of 7-6½ (2.30m) in his outdoor debut. Earned 2013 DI National Indoor Field Athlete of the Year honors. Won the NCAA Indoor title in the high jump with a No. 2 all-time collegiate mark and Canadian record of 7-8½ (2.35m) without missing through seven heights. Nearly cleared but missed on three attempts at a collegiate-record 7-9¾ (2.38m) at the Indoor Championships. 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. 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 seven indoor high jump events against collegians dating back to the 2011-12 season.
Diego Estrada, Northern Arizona
Courtesy: NAUAthletics.com Prelims: Qualified for the NCAA Finals at 5000 meters with the third-fastest time at the West Prelims and the third-fastest time of either Prelim site at 13:46.90.
This Season: Won Big Sky titles at 1500 meters in 3:47.90 and 5000 meters in 14:26.73. Ran the second-fastest outdoor in-season 5000 in collegiate history with a 13:15.33 at the Payton Jordan Invitational, finishing third in a race filled with professionals and top collegians. Has shown great range in 2013, finishing fifth in his 2013 outdoor debut in the Stanford Invitational 10,000 with a 28:52.73 and seventh in the Mt. SAC Relays 1500 at 3:41.90. Was the NCAA runner-up in the indoor 5000 at 13:30.24 and finished fourth at 3000 meters in 7:49.53. Indoor Big Sky Champion in both the mile and at 3000 meters.
Johannes Hock, Texas
Courtesy: TexasSports.com
This Season: Is currently No. 4 in the world in the decathlon. Won the Big 12 Championships decathlon in his first collegiate decathlon competition with a score of 8,293, giving him the seventh-best score in collegiate history and making him the sixth-best individual performer. Won six of the ten components — shot put, discus, long jump, pole vault, 100 meters and 400 meters — and finished in the top three in all but the 1500. Finished sixth in the NCAA indoor heptathlon with a score of 5,873 and claimed the indoor Big 12 heptathlon title with a score of 5,858.
Sam Humphreys, Texas A&M
Courtesy: AggieAthletics.com
Prelims: Makes his first career Watch List appearance. Became the No. 7 performer in collegiate history in the javelin with a mark of 268-8 (81.90m) at the West Prelims that makes him the top qualifier for the NCAA Finals. Owns the top five throws of the 2013 collegiate season.
This Season: Has been the collegiate-leader all season after throwing a season-opening 267-1 (81.40m) at the Baldy Castillo Invitational that placed him No. 10 on the all-time collegiate list. Is undefeated in five javelin finals this season, including wins at the Texas Relays (257-9/78.57m) and the SEC Championships (257-1/78.36m).
Erik Kynard, Kansas State
Courtesy: KStateSports.com
Prelims: Is currently the world No. 1 in the high jump. Cleared four heights on four attempts en route to qualifying for the NCAA Finals with a final clearance of 7-1 (2.16m).
This Season: Won the Big 12 high jump title with a clearance of 7-6½ (2.30m), his third-straight title outdoors to add to three indoor Big 12 titles. Jumped 7-5 (2.26m) to win the Ward Haylett Invitational. Tied his career-best with a clearance of 7-8 (2.34m) in a win at the Mt. SAC Relays over former world champion Jesse Williams and Canada’s Michael Mason. Finished runner-up to Drouin at the Texas Relays high jump with a clearance of 7-5¼ (2.27m). Finished third on misses at the NCAA Indoor high jump with a mark of 7-6 (2.29m). Posted a then-collegiate-leading mark of 7-7¾ (2.33m) at the KSU Open, tying his indoor career-best and No. 3 all-time collegiate mark. Has won eight of his ten events this season and 27 of his past 231 event finals – 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 six of his ten events this season.
Lawi Lalang, Arizona
Courtesy: ArizonaWildcats.com
Prelims: Appears on The Bowerman Watch List for the 16th time, most among all active student-athletes and tied for second all-time. Is the top qualifier to the NCAA Finals at 5000 meters after running 13:41.87 at the West Prelims. Is the No. 3 qualifier and top qualifier from the West at 10,000 meters at 29:54.66.
This Season: Ran a collegiate-leading 3:38.53 to win the Pac-12 1500 title, and a 28:14.63 to win the 10,000 meters title in his event debut. Ranked No. 2 in the country at 10,000 meters. Also ran a 3:41.87 in the prelims of the Pac-12 1500 meters competition. Debuted (2013 outdoor) at the Arizona-Arizona State-Northern Arizona double dual with wins at 1500 meters in 3:41.52 and at 5000 in 13:40.85 by over a minute. Earned 2013 DI National Indoor Track Athlete of the Year honors. Completed an NCAA Indoor double championship in the mile and at 3000 meters, both of which were in meet-record fashion: 3:54.74 for the mile and 7:45.94 at 3000 meters. First to complete this double since Bernard Lagat of Washington State in 1999. 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.
Bryshon Nellum, USC
Courtesy: USCTrojans.com
Prelims: Qualified for the NCAA Finals 400 with the fourth-fastest time in the West at 45.97 in winning his quarterfinal heat, and is the fourth-fastest qualifier overall based on Prelims times. Also qualified tenth nationally and fifth in the West at 200 meters in 20.58 (+0.6m/s).
This Season: Ran a collegiate-leading 44.76 at 400 meters and the second-fastest 200 in the country at 20.23 (+1.5m/s) to claim Pac-12 titles in both events. Both marks were Pac-12 Championships records, and his 400 mark is No. 3 in the world. He is the only collegian to run faster than 45.00 at 400 meters this season. Won both the 200 and 400 at the UCLA/USC dual meet, winning at 200 meters in a collegiate-leading 20.37 (+0.9). Won the Florida Relays 400 in a then-collegiate leading 45.54. Finished runner-up and tops among collegians in the Mt. SAC Relays 400 elite in 45.65.
Julian Wruck, UCLA
Courtesy: UCLABruins.com
Prelims: Now owns the top 25 collegiate throws of the 2013 outdoor season, five of the top 10 collegiate throws all-time, and three of the world’s top 10 throws of 2013. Is the top NCAA Finals qualifier in the discus after a throw of 209-10 (63.95m) at the West Prelims
This Season: Won the Pac-12 Championships discus throw with a mark of 214-7 (65.41m), and finished fifth in the shot put (55-9¾/17.01m).Currently ranked No. 2 in the world with three of the four best throws. Earned wins at the Mt. SAC Relays (211-9/64.55m), the UCSD Triton Invitational (216-3/65.92m) and the UCLA/USC Dual (214-3/65.31m). Won the discus in a dual against LSU/TCU with a mark of 216-8 (66.05m), which is the No. 6 throw in collegiate history. The week prior he launched a 216-7 (66.01m) at the Texas Relays, good for No. 7 all time, and a 215-10 (65.80m), then No. 10 all time.
Isiah Young, Mississippi
Courtesy: OleMissSports.com
Prelims: Became the first collegian and the sixth man in the world this year to go sub-10 at 100 meters this season at 9.99 (+0.3m/s), earning him top qualifier honors to the NCAA Finals. Was the No. 2 qualifier at 200 from the West Prelims and the No. 3 overall at 200 meters in 20.31 (+1.4m/s) after winning his quarterfinals heat.
This Season: Won the SEC 200 meters championship in a collegiate-leading 20.20 (+0.9m/s) over indoor 200 champ and former Watch Lister Ameer Webb of Texas A&M. Finished runner-up in the SEC 100 meters in 10.14 (+0.5m/s) after running the No. 2 qualifying time of 10.05w (+2.4m/s). Has run 10.14 or faster in five 100 meter races, including a win at the Drake Relays in 10.07w (+2.1m/s) and a wind-legal 10.09 (+1.2m/s) win at the Mississippi Open.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Andrew Irwin SO Arkansas Pole Vault Mount Ida, Ark.
Eddie Lovett JR Florida Hurdles West Palm Beach, Fla.
Charles Silmon SR TCU Sprints Waco, Texas
Ameer Webb SR Texas A&M Sprints Tustin, Calif.
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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May 29. 2013
NEW ORLEANS – With NCAA Prelims rounds now complete, the NCAA Finals are fast approaching and will be stacked with members of the final The Bowerman Watch List for the men, which was released Wednesday by the Watch List Committee.
Due to the nature of qualifying for the NCAA Finals, some Watch List members had a chance to shine at the Prelims — namely sprinters and throwers — while others had to forgo aiming for their best times/marks and make sure they qualified, including vertical jumpers and distance runners.
Among those who shined this weekend was Texas A&M javelin thrower Sam Humphreys, who makes his first career appearance on the Watch List after becoming the No. 7 collegiate performer in the event’s history with a top-qualifying mark of 268-8 (81.90m).
Mississippi’s Isiah Young also boosted his stock after becoming the first sub-10 collegian at 100 meters this season with a top-qualifying time of 9.99 (+0.3m/s).
With his 16th appearance on the Watch List, Arizona’s Lawi Lalang moved into a tie for second all-time with Washington State’s Jeshua Anderson. Kansas State’s Erik Kynard, making his 10th showing on the Watch List, joins Lalang as one of just six men who have appeared double-digit times. Right behind Kynard with nine career appearances is high jump rival Derek Drouin of Indiana.
The NCAA Finals will be held June 5-8 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., after which the 10 The Bowerman men’s semifinalists will be announced Monday, June 17.
THE BOWERMAN OFFICIAL WATCH LIST, PRE-NCAA FINALS 2013
(Updated May 29, 2013. Listed in alphabetical order by last name.)
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Ryan Crouser SO Texas Throws Gresham, Ore.
Derek Drouin RS SR Indiana Jumps/Cmb. Events Corunna, Ontario
Diego Estrada SR Northern Arizona Distance Salinas, Calif.
Johannes Hock FR Texas Combined Events Cologne, Germany
Sam Humphreys SR Texas A&M Throws Laredo, Texas
Erik Kynard SR Kansas State High Jump Toledo, Ohio
Lawi Lalang JR Arizona Distance Eldoret, Kenya
Bryshon Nellum RS SR Southern California Sprints Los Angeles, Calif.
Julian Wruck RS JR UCLA Throws Brisbane, Australia
Isiah Young SR Mississippi Sprints Junction City, Kan.
QUICKLY – THE WATCH LIST
Ryan Crouser, Texas
Courtesy: TexasSports.com
Prelims: Was the top NCAA Finals qualifier from the West Prelims and the No. 2 qualifier overall in the shot put with a mark of 62-11¼ (19.18m) and was the No. 4 West qualifier and No. 9 overall qualifier in the discus with a mark of 189-9 (57.84m).
This Season: Claimed the Big 12 Shot put title with a collegiate-leading mark of 69-2½ (21.09m) — best in Division I by more than five-and-a-half feet — and finished third in the discus (181-10/55.42m). Has not lost in three shot put competitions this outdoor season. Is currently ranked No. 12 in the discus at 194-6 (59.28m) with a performance from the Texas Relays.
Derek Drouin, Indiana
Courtesy: IUHoosiers.com
Prelims: Is currently the world No. 2 in the high jump. Did not miss through three heights to 7-1½ (2.17m) to remain among the 12 from the East Prelims who qualified for the NCAA Finals.
This Season: Won the Big Ten high jump title with a clearance of 7-4¼ (2.24m), giving him four conference crowns outdoors and three more indoors for a career total of seven. Set the Penn Relays and Franklin Field records with a clearance of 7-7¾ (2.33m) at the Penn Relays.Won the high jump at the Polytan Invitational with a clearance of 7-7 (2.31m). Won the Texas Relays high jump with a collegiate-leading clearance of 7-6½ (2.30m) in his outdoor debut. Earned 2013 DI National Indoor Field Athlete of the Year honors. Won the NCAA Indoor title in the high jump with a No. 2 all-time collegiate mark and Canadian record of 7-8½ (2.35m) without missing through seven heights. Nearly cleared but missed on three attempts at a collegiate-record 7-9¾ (2.38m) at the Indoor Championships. 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. 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 seven indoor high jump events against collegians dating back to the 2011-12 season.
Diego Estrada, Northern Arizona
Courtesy: NAUAthletics.com Prelims: Qualified for the NCAA Finals at 5000 meters with the third-fastest time at the West Prelims and the third-fastest time of either Prelim site at 13:46.90.
This Season: Won Big Sky titles at 1500 meters in 3:47.90 and 5000 meters in 14:26.73. Ran the second-fastest outdoor in-season 5000 in collegiate history with a 13:15.33 at the Payton Jordan Invitational, finishing third in a race filled with professionals and top collegians. Has shown great range in 2013, finishing fifth in his 2013 outdoor debut in the Stanford Invitational 10,000 with a 28:52.73 and seventh in the Mt. SAC Relays 1500 at 3:41.90. Was the NCAA runner-up in the indoor 5000 at 13:30.24 and finished fourth at 3000 meters in 7:49.53. Indoor Big Sky Champion in both the mile and at 3000 meters.
Johannes Hock, Texas
Courtesy: TexasSports.com
This Season: Is currently No. 4 in the world in the decathlon. Won the Big 12 Championships decathlon in his first collegiate decathlon competition with a score of 8,293, giving him the seventh-best score in collegiate history and making him the sixth-best individual performer. Won six of the ten components — shot put, discus, long jump, pole vault, 100 meters and 400 meters — and finished in the top three in all but the 1500. Finished sixth in the NCAA indoor heptathlon with a score of 5,873 and claimed the indoor Big 12 heptathlon title with a score of 5,858.
Sam Humphreys, Texas A&M
Courtesy: AggieAthletics.com
Prelims: Makes his first career Watch List appearance. Became the No. 7 performer in collegiate history in the javelin with a mark of 268-8 (81.90m) at the West Prelims that makes him the top qualifier for the NCAA Finals. Owns the top five throws of the 2013 collegiate season.
This Season: Has been the collegiate-leader all season after throwing a season-opening 267-1 (81.40m) at the Baldy Castillo Invitational that placed him No. 10 on the all-time collegiate list. Is undefeated in five javelin finals this season, including wins at the Texas Relays (257-9/78.57m) and the SEC Championships (257-1/78.36m).
Erik Kynard, Kansas State
Courtesy: KStateSports.com
Prelims: Is currently the world No. 1 in the high jump. Cleared four heights on four attempts en route to qualifying for the NCAA Finals with a final clearance of 7-1 (2.16m).
This Season: Won the Big 12 high jump title with a clearance of 7-6½ (2.30m), his third-straight title outdoors to add to three indoor Big 12 titles. Jumped 7-5 (2.26m) to win the Ward Haylett Invitational. Tied his career-best with a clearance of 7-8 (2.34m) in a win at the Mt. SAC Relays over former world champion Jesse Williams and Canada’s Michael Mason. Finished runner-up to Drouin at the Texas Relays high jump with a clearance of 7-5¼ (2.27m). Finished third on misses at the NCAA Indoor high jump with a mark of 7-6 (2.29m). Posted a then-collegiate-leading mark of 7-7¾ (2.33m) at the KSU Open, tying his indoor career-best and No. 3 all-time collegiate mark. Has won eight of his ten events this season and 27 of his past 231 event finals – 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 six of his ten events this season.
Lawi Lalang, Arizona
Courtesy: ArizonaWildcats.com
Prelims: Appears on The Bowerman Watch List for the 16th time, most among all active student-athletes and tied for second all-time. Is the top qualifier to the NCAA Finals at 5000 meters after running 13:41.87 at the West Prelims. Is the No. 3 qualifier and top qualifier from the West at 10,000 meters at 29:54.66.
This Season: Ran a collegiate-leading 3:38.53 to win the Pac-12 1500 title, and a 28:14.63 to win the 10,000 meters title in his event debut. Ranked No. 2 in the country at 10,000 meters. Also ran a 3:41.87 in the prelims of the Pac-12 1500 meters competition. Debuted (2013 outdoor) at the Arizona-Arizona State-Northern Arizona double dual with wins at 1500 meters in 3:41.52 and at 5000 in 13:40.85 by over a minute. Earned 2013 DI National Indoor Track Athlete of the Year honors. Completed an NCAA Indoor double championship in the mile and at 3000 meters, both of which were in meet-record fashion: 3:54.74 for the mile and 7:45.94 at 3000 meters. First to complete this double since Bernard Lagat of Washington State in 1999. 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.
Bryshon Nellum, USC
Courtesy: USCTrojans.com
Prelims: Qualified for the NCAA Finals 400 with the fourth-fastest time in the West at 45.97 in winning his quarterfinal heat, and is the fourth-fastest qualifier overall based on Prelims times. Also qualified tenth nationally and fifth in the West at 200 meters in 20.58 (+0.6m/s).
This Season: Ran a collegiate-leading 44.76 at 400 meters and the second-fastest 200 in the country at 20.23 (+1.5m/s) to claim Pac-12 titles in both events. Both marks were Pac-12 Championships records, and his 400 mark is No. 3 in the world. He is the only collegian to run faster than 45.00 at 400 meters this season. Won both the 200 and 400 at the UCLA/USC dual meet, winning at 200 meters in a collegiate-leading 20.37 (+0.9). Won the Florida Relays 400 in a then-collegiate leading 45.54. Finished runner-up and tops among collegians in the Mt. SAC Relays 400 elite in 45.65.
Julian Wruck, UCLA
Courtesy: UCLABruins.com
Prelims: Now owns the top 25 collegiate throws of the 2013 outdoor season, five of the top 10 collegiate throws all-time, and three of the world’s top 10 throws of 2013. Is the top NCAA Finals qualifier in the discus after a throw of 209-10 (63.95m) at the West Prelims
This Season: Won the Pac-12 Championships discus throw with a mark of 214-7 (65.41m), and finished fifth in the shot put (55-9¾/17.01m).Currently ranked No. 2 in the world with three of the four best throws. Earned wins at the Mt. SAC Relays (211-9/64.55m), the UCSD Triton Invitational (216-3/65.92m) and the UCLA/USC Dual (214-3/65.31m). Won the discus in a dual against LSU/TCU with a mark of 216-8 (66.05m), which is the No. 6 throw in collegiate history. The week prior he launched a 216-7 (66.01m) at the Texas Relays, good for No. 7 all time, and a 215-10 (65.80m), then No. 10 all time.
Isiah Young, Mississippi
Courtesy: OleMissSports.com
Prelims: Became the first collegian and the sixth man in the world this year to go sub-10 at 100 meters this season at 9.99 (+0.3m/s), earning him top qualifier honors to the NCAA Finals. Was the No. 2 qualifier at 200 from the West Prelims and the No. 3 overall at 200 meters in 20.31 (+1.4m/s) after winning his quarterfinals heat.
This Season: Won the SEC 200 meters championship in a collegiate-leading 20.20 (+0.9m/s) over indoor 200 champ and former Watch Lister Ameer Webb of Texas A&M. Finished runner-up in the SEC 100 meters in 10.14 (+0.5m/s) after running the No. 2 qualifying time of 10.05w (+2.4m/s). Has run 10.14 or faster in five 100 meter races, including a win at the Drake Relays in 10.07w (+2.1m/s) and a wind-legal 10.09 (+1.2m/s) win at the Mississippi Open.
ALSO RECEIVING MENTION
NAME YEAR SCHOOL EVENTS HOMETOWN
Andrew Irwin SO Arkansas Pole Vault Mount Ida, Ark.
Eddie Lovett JR Florida Hurdles West Palm Beach, Fla.
Charles Silmon SR TCU Sprints Waco, Texas
Ameer Webb SR Texas A&M Sprints Tustin, Calif.
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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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.
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Former OSU Track And Field Head Coach Berny Wagner Passes Away
Former OSU Track And Field Head Coach Berny Wagner Passes Away
May 28, 2013
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Berny Wagner, head coach of Oregon State's track and field and cross country teams from 1965-75, passed away peacefully at the age of 88 in Corvallis on Monday with his family at his side.
Wagner developed 25 All-Americans in 12 different events at Oregon State. His Beaver teams included 10 NCAA national champions or open national champions and his OSU men's track teams finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships four times, including a tie for third in 1969.
Taking over the reins of Oregon State's cross country and track & field programs in 1965, Wagner's tenure included standouts such as 1968 Olympic gold medal winner Dick Fosbury and All-Americans Jim Barkley, Steve DeAutremont, Willie Turner, Tom Woods, Jim Judd, Hailu Ebba and Ed Lipscomb.
In 1969, behind the talented high jump trio of Dick Fosbury, Steve Kelly and John Radetich, Wagner's squad went undefeated in dual meets, beating powerhouses UCLA and Oregon. The team finished third at the NCAA championship, behind individual champions Fosbury (high jump), Barkley (steeplechase), and DeAutremont (hammer throw).
"To say that Berny had an everlasting effect on thousands upon thousands would be an understatement," current Oregon State head coach Kelly Sullivan said. "From a personal standpoint, the existence of OSU track and field and the Whyte Track and Field Center would not be a reality without Berny and the legacy that he, his athletes and staff left during their time here at Oregon State. He truly was an exceptional individual and one that only comes around once in a lifetime."
During his time at Oregon State, Wagner designed Patrick Wayne Valley Field, which served as the Beavers' home track from 1974-88.
Wagner's coaching career also included stops at a number of California high schools and the College of San Mateo prior to arriving at Oregon State. Other positions that Wagner held during his career include working with Whitaker Corporation's International Sports program in Saudi Arabia from 1976-78; serving as Executive Director of the Track & Field Association of the USA from 1978-81; and serving as National Coach/Coordinator of The Athletics Congress (forerunner to USATF) from 1981-89.
Among the other posts Wagner held are men's jumps coach for the 1976 U.S. Olympic Team; the U.S. Men's Track and Field Olympic Committee; the NCAA Track and Field Rules Committee; Special Olympics International's National Athletics staff for the U.S. Northwestern Region; technical advisor to the San Diego Olympic Training Center Foundation; consultant for Atlanta's Olympic bid preparation; advisory board for the Oregon Track Club; board of directors of the Oregon Indoor track meet, technical director for the 1990 Goodwill Games; chairman of the men's track and field committee for the Oregon Association of the Athletics Congress; and men's head coach of the U.S. squad that faced Great Britain in a 1992 indoor meet.
Wagner was born in Fresno, Calif., and earned his bachelor's degree in 1948 and master's degree in 1949 from Stanford in Education. He did graduate work at Stanford, San Jose State, Pacific (Calif.) and San Francisco State. Wagner served in the U.S. Navy and was stationed in the United States, the Pacific Theater and Japan prior to starting his coaching career.
After his retirement, Wagner continued to work as a volunteer coach working with high jumpers at Western Oregon, where he had three national champions and 15 All-Americans. Wagner was inducted into the OSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993 and the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2002.
More information on services and family requests for ways to share condolences will be updated here as they become available.
Courtesy Oregon State
May 28, 2013
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Berny Wagner, head coach of Oregon State's track and field and cross country teams from 1965-75, passed away peacefully at the age of 88 in Corvallis on Monday with his family at his side.
Wagner developed 25 All-Americans in 12 different events at Oregon State. His Beaver teams included 10 NCAA national champions or open national champions and his OSU men's track teams finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships four times, including a tie for third in 1969.
Taking over the reins of Oregon State's cross country and track & field programs in 1965, Wagner's tenure included standouts such as 1968 Olympic gold medal winner Dick Fosbury and All-Americans Jim Barkley, Steve DeAutremont, Willie Turner, Tom Woods, Jim Judd, Hailu Ebba and Ed Lipscomb.
In 1969, behind the talented high jump trio of Dick Fosbury, Steve Kelly and John Radetich, Wagner's squad went undefeated in dual meets, beating powerhouses UCLA and Oregon. The team finished third at the NCAA championship, behind individual champions Fosbury (high jump), Barkley (steeplechase), and DeAutremont (hammer throw).
"To say that Berny had an everlasting effect on thousands upon thousands would be an understatement," current Oregon State head coach Kelly Sullivan said. "From a personal standpoint, the existence of OSU track and field and the Whyte Track and Field Center would not be a reality without Berny and the legacy that he, his athletes and staff left during their time here at Oregon State. He truly was an exceptional individual and one that only comes around once in a lifetime."
During his time at Oregon State, Wagner designed Patrick Wayne Valley Field, which served as the Beavers' home track from 1974-88.
Wagner's coaching career also included stops at a number of California high schools and the College of San Mateo prior to arriving at Oregon State. Other positions that Wagner held during his career include working with Whitaker Corporation's International Sports program in Saudi Arabia from 1976-78; serving as Executive Director of the Track & Field Association of the USA from 1978-81; and serving as National Coach/Coordinator of The Athletics Congress (forerunner to USATF) from 1981-89.
Among the other posts Wagner held are men's jumps coach for the 1976 U.S. Olympic Team; the U.S. Men's Track and Field Olympic Committee; the NCAA Track and Field Rules Committee; Special Olympics International's National Athletics staff for the U.S. Northwestern Region; technical advisor to the San Diego Olympic Training Center Foundation; consultant for Atlanta's Olympic bid preparation; advisory board for the Oregon Track Club; board of directors of the Oregon Indoor track meet, technical director for the 1990 Goodwill Games; chairman of the men's track and field committee for the Oregon Association of the Athletics Congress; and men's head coach of the U.S. squad that faced Great Britain in a 1992 indoor meet.
Wagner was born in Fresno, Calif., and earned his bachelor's degree in 1948 and master's degree in 1949 from Stanford in Education. He did graduate work at Stanford, San Jose State, Pacific (Calif.) and San Francisco State. Wagner served in the U.S. Navy and was stationed in the United States, the Pacific Theater and Japan prior to starting his coaching career.
After his retirement, Wagner continued to work as a volunteer coach working with high jumpers at Western Oregon, where he had three national champions and 15 All-Americans. Wagner was inducted into the OSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993 and the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2002.
More information on services and family requests for ways to share condolences will be updated here as they become available.
Courtesy Oregon State
Outdoor USTFCCCA DII All-America Honorees Announced
Outdoor USTFCCCA DII All-America Honorees Announced
May 28, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday those who earned USTFCCCA All-America distinctions for the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. Honors are awarded for performances at the final site of the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships occurring this past weekend at Pueblo, Colo.
More Info: Past USTFCCCA All-Americans
FINAL Season Information:
NCAA Team Scoring Summary | National Team Rankings FINAL Week-by-Week
2013 Men’s Team Winner: Saint Augustine’s, 105 | NCAA Recap
2013 Women’s Team Winner: Academy of Art, 60 | NCAA Recap
Final Results: TFRRS
Championships Video (NCAA): Men | Women
USTFCCCA National Championships Central
USTFCCCA All-America honors are awarded to those who earn any portion of a team point at the national championships. Student-Athletes listed are participants in programs that are members of the USTFCCCA.
Vashti Thomas of the indoor/outdoor champion Academy of Art women’s team led all student-athletes with six All-America honors — championships in the long jump and 100 hurdles, runner-up showings in the 200 meters and 4×100 relay, third place in the triple jump and eighth in the 4×100 relay.
Two other women earned four honors apiece in 100, 200 and 4×100 champ Danielle Williams of Johnson C. Smith and Shavine Hodges of Grand Canyon
Ashland sprinter Joe Horn collected the most All-America honors on the men’s side with four, while eight other men earned three awards each. Men’s champion Saint Augustine’s and Lincoln (Mo.) both had a pair student-athletes with three All-America honors. For Saint Augustine’s it was 200/4×100 champ Jermaine Jones and 4×100 champ Taffawee Johnson, while for Lincoln it was 110h/400h champ Sabiel Anderson and Michael Ashley.
The Saint Augustine’s men won the meet by a wide margin, and they also claimed the highest number of All-America honors with 23 in total. Runner-up Ashland was next with 18, while Lincoln (Mo.) earned 12.
A testament to how closely contested the women’s competition was, neither champion Academy of Art (16) nor runner-up Johnson C. Smith (nine) claimed the most All-America awards. That honor is split three ways between Grand Valley State and Lincoln (Mo.) — who finished tied for third — and Grand Canyon at 17 All-Americans each.
The GLIAC was the best-represented conference on the men’s side with 37 awards, edging out the MIAA with 35 and the CIAA with 30. Conference competition on the women’s side was even closer, with the MIAA taking home 34 to the PacWest’s 33, with the GLIAC at 27 and the CIAA at 25.
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Men
Event Name School
Discus Andrew Hudson Abilene Christian
Hammer Baptiste Kerjean Abilene Christian
Long Jump Johnny Carter Academy of Art
1500 Meters Matt Daniels Adams State
1500 Meters Stephen Emery Adams State
10,000 Meters Jovanny Godinez Adams State
Long Jump Carlton Lavong Adams State
Triple Jump Carlton Lavong Adams State
Shot Put Wesley Lavong Adams State
5000 Meters David Sanchez Adams State
Steeplechase Tabor Stevens Adams State
5000 Meters Tabor Stevens Adams State
Javelin Franz Burghagen Alaska Anchorage
Javelin Cody Parker Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Michael Biwott American International
10,000 Meters Michael Biwott American International
5000 Meters Glarius Rop American International
10,000 Meters Glarius Rop American International
4×400 Relay Isidro Garcia Angelo State
4×400 Relay Dallas Gray Angelo State
4×400 Relay Luis Perez Angelo State
Triple Jump Austin Slone Angelo State
4×400 Relay Robbie Thayer Angelo State
Hammer Zac Ball Ashland
1500 Meters Brian Baum Ashland
200 Meters Keith Cleveland Ashland
4×400 Relay Keith Cleveland Ashland
400 Meter Hurdles Waquiem Comar Ashland
4×400 Relay Jacob Cook Ashland
4×100 Relay DeAndre Davis Ashland
Hammer Garrett Grey Ashland
4×100 Relay Jordan Hoppel Ashland
100 Meters Joe Horn Ashland
200 Meters Joe Horn Ashland
4×100 Relay Joe Horn Ashland
4×400 Relay Joe Horn Ashland
4×400 Relay Cory Lamar Ashland
800 Meters Tom Scott Ashland
Discus Kyle Steinhauser Ashland
4×100 Relay Eric Thompkins Ashland
800 Meters Drew Windle Ashland
Steeplechase Travis Beniak Augustana (S.D.)
Decathlon Henrik Holmberg Augustana (S.D.)
Shot Put Aaron Jung Augustana (S.D.)
1500 Meters Robert Sandlin Bellarmine
Decathlon Scott Hubbard Cal State LA
800 Meters Terrance Ellis Cal State Stanislaus
Hammer Thomas Gesser Cal State Stanislaus
Pole Vault Caleb Monticalvo Cal State Stanislaus
Shot Put Josh Uikilifi Cal State Stanislaus
1500 Meters Dawson Vorderbruegge Cal State Stanislaus
5000 Meters Aaron Dinzeo California (Pa.)
800 Meters Kellin Loch Central Missouri
Javelin Chris Swearingin Central Missouri
Decathlon Brent Vogel Central Missouri
Shot Put Cody Hunt Chadron State
110 Meter Hurdles Karl McFarlane Chadron State
10,000 Meters Isaac Chavez Chico State
Decathlon J Patrick Smith Chico State
800 Meters Ayrton Azcue Clayton State
Steeplechase Tyler Curtis Colorado Mines
1500 Meters Russell Drummond Colorado Mines
10,000 Meters Phil Schneider Colorado Mines
Javelin Josh Hontz East Stroudsburg
Javelin Matt Tholis East Stroudsburg
High Jump Marcus Calleja Emporia State
110 Meter Hurdles Andrew Etheridge Emporia State
4×100 Relay Andrew Etheridge Emporia State
4×100 Relay Derwin Hall Emporia State
4×100 Relay Vincent Howze Emporia State
Decathlon Payson Maydew Emporia State
High Jump Briar Ploude Emporia State
4×100 Relay Shjuan Richardson Emporia State
Shot Put Darren Bass Findlay
4×400 Relay John Guagenti Findlay
Shot Put Taylor Miller Findlay
400 Meter Hurdles Timothy Sanders Findlay
4×400 Relay Timothy Sanders Findlay
4×400 Relay Michael Travis Findlay
Shot Put Derrick Vicars Findlay
Discus Derrick Vicars Findlay
Hammer Derrick Vicars Findlay
4×400 Relay Dillon Webster Findlay
Long Jump Ramon Cooper Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Eric Frawley Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Vince Frawley Grand Canyon
100 Meters Dario Horvat Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Dario Horvat Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Carl Houston Grand Canyon
Triple Jump Kevin Lashley Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Lance Parker Grand Canyon
100 Meters Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
200 Meters Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
High Jump Trent Chappell Grand Valley State
Hammer Darien Thornton Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Joshuah Bass Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Jerel Flournoy Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Robert Gardner III Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Quinntyn Qualls Indianapolis
400 Meters Rolando Berch Johnson C. Smith
110 Meter Hurdles Andre Collins Johnson C. Smith
High Jump Edward Dudley Lake Erie
Triple Jump Joseph Postwaite Lake Erie
400 Meter Hurdles Ethan Snyder Lake Erie
Decathlon Justin Balczak Lake Superior State
High Jump Jordan Manning Limestone
4×400 Relay Alonzo Allen Lincoln (Mo.)
110 Meter Hurdles Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meters Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Jermaine Blake Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Tyrone Hawkins Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Devin Hill Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Romel Lewis Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Romel Lewis Lincoln (Mo.)
110 Meter Hurdles Darius Reed Metro State
4×100 Relay Anthony Gustafson Minnesota State
200 Meters Jerrell Hancock Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Jerrell Hancock Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Carmono Lane Minnesota State
Discus Grant Luer Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Nicholas Nelson Minnesota State
Pole Vault Dan Novak Minnesota State
Shot Put Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Discus Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Hammer Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Discus Dustin Green Missouri Southern
Steeplechase Dylan Lafond Mount Olive
400 Meters Derek Bredy MSU Moorhead
Long Jump Derek Bredy MSU Moorhead
Long Jump David Thomas New Haven
4×100 Relay Jason Crow Pittsburg State
Triple Jump Marquise Cushon Pittsburg State
Long Jump Steven Mann Pittsburg State
Pole Vault Jeff Piepenbrink Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Keenan Soles Pittsburg State
Long Jump Keenan Soles Pittsburg State
Discus John Talbert Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Kyle Utsey Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Greg Wright Pittsburg State
Decathlon Tyler Grob Saginaw Valley State
4×100 Relay Ramaan Ansley Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Burkheart Ellis Jr. Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Burkheart Ellis, Jr. Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Burkheart Ellis, Jr. Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Dane Hyatt Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Dane Hyatt Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Daniel Jameison Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
800 Meters Marcelis Lynch Saint Augustine’s
400 Meter Hurdles Elhadji Mbow Saint Augustine’s
110 Meter Hurdles Ty’reak Murray Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters James Quarles Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay James Quarles Saint Augustine’s
High Jump Eddie Shelton Saint Augustine’s
Triple Jump DeJon Wilkinson Saint Augustine’s
Javelin Derek Nothstein Shippensburg
Triple Jump Steve Waithe Shippensburg
Pole Vault Jagger Gran Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Cameron Daugherty Slippery Rock
800 Meters Kevin Jewel Slippery Rock
4×400 Relay Twayne Forth Southern Connecticut
Javelin Omar Gonzalez Southern Connecticut
Hammer Arthur Guerra Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Jimm Guerrier Southern Connecticut
Decathlon Nick Lebron Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Selasi Lumax Southern Connecticut
800 Meters Brian Nill Southern Connecticut
400 Meter Hurdles Logan Sharpe Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Logan Sharpe Southern Connecticut
5000 Meters Johnnie Guy Southern Indiana
10,000 Meters Johnnie Guy Southern Indiana
Steeplechase Michael Jordan Southern Indiana
1500 Meters Trenton Morris Southwest Baptist
400 Meters William Shell Southwest Baptist
100 Meters Jeffery Henderson Stillman
200 Meters Jeffery Henderson Stillman
Long Jump Jeffery Henderson Stillman
Triple Jump CJ Griggs Texas A&M-Kingsville
High Jump Jeron Robinson Texas A&M-Kingsville
Pole Vault Jordan Yamoah Texas A&M-Kingsville
High Jump Eugene Cannaday Tiffin
Discus Macklin Tudor Tiffin
Javelin Nash Howe UC San Diego
4×400 Relay Craig Bennett UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Keith Lewis UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Casey O’Brien UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Timothy Regan UMass Lowell
10,000 Meters Jeff Veiga UMass Lowell
5000 Meters Pardon Ndhlovu UNC Pembroke
4×400 Relay Clive Cameron Virginia State
4×400 Relay Te’Shad Chambers Virginia State
4×400 Relay Prince Owusu-Mensah Virginia State
400 Meter Hurdles Daniel Ross Virginia State
4×400 Relay Daniel Ross Virginia State
110 Meter Hurdles Cameron Lacour West Texas A&M
Steeplechase Trevor Blackman Western State
1500 Meters Vegard Olstad Western State
5000 Meters Gabe Proctor Western State
10,000 Meters Gabe Proctor Western State
Steeplechase Adam Sinda Western State
Steeplechase Stewart Jones Wheeling Jesuit
Women
Event Name School
Javelin Ameilia Mitchell Abilene Christian
Triple Jump Amanda Ouedraogo Abilene Christian
1500 Meters Chloe Susset Abilene Christian
100 Meter Hurdles Dinesha Bean Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Dinesha Bean Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Dominique Berry Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Keanna Moody Academy of Art
100 Meter Hurdles Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
Heptathlon Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
400 Meter Hurdles Briana Stewart Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Briana Stewart Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Briana Stewart Academy of Art
200 Meters Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
100 Meter Hurdles Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Long Jump Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Triple Jump Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Shot Put Katie Kruger Adams State
Steeplechase Kelly Lamb Adams State
5000 Meters Lauren Martin Adams State
Steeplechase Alicia Nelson Adams State
5000 Meters Alicia Nelson Adams State
200 Meters Kayon Robinson Adams State
400 Meters Kayon Robinson Adams State
Heptathlon Karolin Anders Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Ruth Keino Alaska Anchorage
10,000 Meters Ruth Keino Alaska Anchorage
Steeplechase Susan Tanui Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Susan Tanui Alaska Anchorage
Triple Jump Kearah Danville Angelo State
800 Meters Jaylen Rodgers Angelo State
Long Jump Theresa Sue Angelo State
Shot Put Kimberly Williams Angelo State
Javelin Kimberly Williams Angelo State
Heptathlon Kendra Bassitt Ashland
Shot Put Jessica Bridenthal Ashland
High Jump Jennifer Foster Ashland
Pole Vault Katie Nageotte Ashland
Shot Put Jamie Sindelar Ashland
Hammer Cynthia Watt Ashland
10,000 Meters Runa Falch Augustana (S.D.)
1500 Meters Angela Musk Bellarmine
1500 Meters Amy Varsell Bentley
Steeplechase Victoria Davis Bloomsburg
5000 Meters Victoria Davis Bloomsburg
High Jump Jill Schmidt Cal Poly Pomona
Heptathlon Jill Schmidt Cal Poly Pomona
Discus Samantha Gutierrez Cal State LA
1500 Meters Lisa Ohberg Cal State LA
Javelin Channing Wilson Cal State Stanislaus
Heptathlon Zoe Sharplin Central Missouri
Discus Brooke Swearingin Central Missouri
Heptathlon Robin Hannah Chico State
Steeplechase Amy Schnittger Chico State
High Jump Shannon Smith Clayton State
10,000 Meters Sarah Krolick Edinboro
4×400 Relay Jackie Jacobs Emporia State
Long Jump Carmen King Emporia State
4×400 Relay Lindsay Kunkel Emporia State
4×400 Relay Marqueita Marisette Emporia State
4×400 Relay Peyton Weiss Emporia State
Hammer Jessica Pilling Ferris State
Hammer Jessica Rowland Findlay
Javelin Makayla McPhail Fort Hays State
Shot Put Tiffany Okieme Georgian Court
100 Meters Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
200 Meters Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Jennifer Dowty Grand Canyon
400 Meters Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Lauren Graham Grand Canyon
100 Meters Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
200 Meters Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Brianne Kee Grand Canyon
Discus Vanessa Levy Grand Canyon
400 Meters Moya Mckenzie Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Moya Mckenzie Grand Canyon
Triple Jump Amber Yingling Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Kayla Addison Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Brittney Banister Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Brittney Banister Grand Valley State
10,000 Meters Courtney Brewis Grand Valley State
100 Meter Hurdles Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State
Pole Vault Kristen Hixson Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Andrea Kober Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Michaela Lewis Grand Valley State
Shot Put Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Discus Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Hammer Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Steeplechase Hannah Osborn Grand Valley State
Hammer Laura Schroeder Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Carly Scott Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Brittany Terry Grand Valley State
Hammer Alyssa Zokoe Grand Valley State
1500 Meters Ewa Zaborowska Harding
Pole Vault Kayla Caldwell Hillsdale
4×100 Relay Naffene Briscoe Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
400 Meter Hurdles Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Trudy-Ann Richards Johnson C. Smith
100 Meters Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
200 Meters Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Leslie Mitchell Lake Superior State
High Jump Sheri Kaye Campbell Lincoln (Mo.)
Triple Jump Sheri Kaye Campbell Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Cardine Copeland Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Cardine Copeland Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Michelle Cumberbatch Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Michelle Cumberbatch Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Yanique Ellington Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Yanique Ellington Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Yanique Haye Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Yanique Haye Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Anna-Kay James Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Jenea Johnson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meters Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
800 Meters Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
1500 Meters Twishana Williams Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Twishana Williams Lincoln (Mo.)
200 Meters Quanera Hayes Livingstone
400 Meters Quanera Hayes Livingstone
5000 Meters Brenae Edwards Mansfield
10,000 Meters Brenae Edwards Mansfield
5000 Meters Jessica Scordino Mansfield
10,000 Meters Jessica Scordino Mansfield
1500 Meters Breanna Hemming Metro State
5000 Meters Janelle Lincks Metro State
High Jump Whitney Hardy Missouri Southern
Long Jump Kaylee Morgan Missouri Southern
Long Jump Brittani Reagan Missouri Southern
Triple Jump Brittani Reagan Missouri Southern
800 Meters Marissa Bongers Neb.-Kearney
4×100 Relay Briana Conyers New Haven
4×100 Relay Marshae Holt New Haven
4×100 Relay Alissa Howell New Haven
100 Meters Ada Udaya New Haven
200 Meters Ada Udaya New Haven
4×100 Relay Ada Udaya New Haven
Discus Yvonne Freese Northern State
400 Meter Hurdles Emily Ballock Pittsburg State
Javelin Amber Kloster Pittsburg State
Shot Put Larissa Richards Pittsburg State
Discus Larissa Richards Pittsburg State
800 Meters Kimone Hewitt Queens (N.C.)
Long Jump Nikia Squire Queens (N.C.)
4×400 Relay Jaivairia Bacote Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Nicketa Bernard Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Nicketa Bernard Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Cherrisse Lynch Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Cherrisse Lynch Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Kelly Shaw Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Kelly Shaw Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay McKayla Fricker Seattle Pacific
Heptathlon Katy Gross Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Jasmine Johnson Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Kishia Mitchell Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Emily Quatier Seattle Pacific
Heptathlon Ali Worthen Seattle Pacific
Javelin Mallory Sanner Seton Hill
High Jump Tiana Wills SF State
10,000 Meters Katrina Spratford Shippensburg
400 Meter Hurdles Caitlin Stuetz Shippensburg
800 Meters Lindsey Butterworth Simon Fraser
800 Meters Helen Crofts Simon Fraser
800 Meters Sarah Sawatzky Simon Fraser
Pole Vault Kayla Coffee Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Brigitte Gross Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Kristin Majerus Sioux Falls
Javelin Alexandra Arnold Slippery Rock
Pole Vault Julia Cain Slippery Rock
Long Jump Euphemia Edem Stillman
Triple Jump Euphemia Edem Stillman
High Jump Nikki McNorton Tarleton State
High Jump Amanda Haven Texas A&M-Kingsville
Triple Jump Shauna Kay Creary UDC
Steeplechase Jennifer Agnew U-Mary
1500 Meters Melissa Agnew U-Mary
200 Meters Kathryn Stewart U-Mary
4×400 Relay Shannon Cunningham UMass Lowell
Shot Put Candace Greene UMass Lowell
400 Meter Hurdles Elisabeth Monty UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Elisabeth Monty UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Taelour Murphy UMass Lowell
400 Meter Hurdles Antoinette Toussaint UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Antoinette Toussaint UMass Lowell
800 Meters Taylor-Ashley Bean Virginia State
100 Meters Cam’ree Jackson Virginia Union
4×100 Relay Cam’ree Jackson Virginia Union
100 Meters C’evon Jones Virginia Union
4×100 Relay C’Evon Jones Virginia Union
4×100 Relay G’Ana Robinson Virginia Union
4×100 Relay S’Kaylah Woods Virginia Union
Hammer Carly Fehringer Wayne State (Neb.)
Hammer Lachel Milander Wayne State (Neb.)
Discus Sara Wells Wayne State (Neb.)
4×100 Relay Marisa Holiwell West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Bri Leeper West Texas A&M
Steeplechase Brenda Sindet West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Sarah Snider West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Libby Strickland West Texas A&M
Javelin Amanda Schumaker Western Oregon
10,000 Meters Tara Richardson Western State
High Jump Barbara Szabo Western State
Discus Alissa Rausch Winona State
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May 28, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday those who earned USTFCCCA All-America distinctions for the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field season. Honors are awarded for performances at the final site of the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships occurring this past weekend at Pueblo, Colo.
More Info: Past USTFCCCA All-Americans
FINAL Season Information:
NCAA Team Scoring Summary | National Team Rankings FINAL Week-by-Week
2013 Men’s Team Winner: Saint Augustine’s, 105 | NCAA Recap
2013 Women’s Team Winner: Academy of Art, 60 | NCAA Recap
Final Results: TFRRS
Championships Video (NCAA): Men | Women
USTFCCCA National Championships Central
USTFCCCA All-America honors are awarded to those who earn any portion of a team point at the national championships. Student-Athletes listed are participants in programs that are members of the USTFCCCA.
Vashti Thomas of the indoor/outdoor champion Academy of Art women’s team led all student-athletes with six All-America honors — championships in the long jump and 100 hurdles, runner-up showings in the 200 meters and 4×100 relay, third place in the triple jump and eighth in the 4×100 relay.
Two other women earned four honors apiece in 100, 200 and 4×100 champ Danielle Williams of Johnson C. Smith and Shavine Hodges of Grand Canyon
Ashland sprinter Joe Horn collected the most All-America honors on the men’s side with four, while eight other men earned three awards each. Men’s champion Saint Augustine’s and Lincoln (Mo.) both had a pair student-athletes with three All-America honors. For Saint Augustine’s it was 200/4×100 champ Jermaine Jones and 4×100 champ Taffawee Johnson, while for Lincoln it was 110h/400h champ Sabiel Anderson and Michael Ashley.
The Saint Augustine’s men won the meet by a wide margin, and they also claimed the highest number of All-America honors with 23 in total. Runner-up Ashland was next with 18, while Lincoln (Mo.) earned 12.
A testament to how closely contested the women’s competition was, neither champion Academy of Art (16) nor runner-up Johnson C. Smith (nine) claimed the most All-America awards. That honor is split three ways between Grand Valley State and Lincoln (Mo.) — who finished tied for third — and Grand Canyon at 17 All-Americans each.
The GLIAC was the best-represented conference on the men’s side with 37 awards, edging out the MIAA with 35 and the CIAA with 30. Conference competition on the women’s side was even closer, with the MIAA taking home 34 to the PacWest’s 33, with the GLIAC at 27 and the CIAA at 25.
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Men
Event Name School
Discus Andrew Hudson Abilene Christian
Hammer Baptiste Kerjean Abilene Christian
Long Jump Johnny Carter Academy of Art
1500 Meters Matt Daniels Adams State
1500 Meters Stephen Emery Adams State
10,000 Meters Jovanny Godinez Adams State
Long Jump Carlton Lavong Adams State
Triple Jump Carlton Lavong Adams State
Shot Put Wesley Lavong Adams State
5000 Meters David Sanchez Adams State
Steeplechase Tabor Stevens Adams State
5000 Meters Tabor Stevens Adams State
Javelin Franz Burghagen Alaska Anchorage
Javelin Cody Parker Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Michael Biwott American International
10,000 Meters Michael Biwott American International
5000 Meters Glarius Rop American International
10,000 Meters Glarius Rop American International
4×400 Relay Isidro Garcia Angelo State
4×400 Relay Dallas Gray Angelo State
4×400 Relay Luis Perez Angelo State
Triple Jump Austin Slone Angelo State
4×400 Relay Robbie Thayer Angelo State
Hammer Zac Ball Ashland
1500 Meters Brian Baum Ashland
200 Meters Keith Cleveland Ashland
4×400 Relay Keith Cleveland Ashland
400 Meter Hurdles Waquiem Comar Ashland
4×400 Relay Jacob Cook Ashland
4×100 Relay DeAndre Davis Ashland
Hammer Garrett Grey Ashland
4×100 Relay Jordan Hoppel Ashland
100 Meters Joe Horn Ashland
200 Meters Joe Horn Ashland
4×100 Relay Joe Horn Ashland
4×400 Relay Joe Horn Ashland
4×400 Relay Cory Lamar Ashland
800 Meters Tom Scott Ashland
Discus Kyle Steinhauser Ashland
4×100 Relay Eric Thompkins Ashland
800 Meters Drew Windle Ashland
Steeplechase Travis Beniak Augustana (S.D.)
Decathlon Henrik Holmberg Augustana (S.D.)
Shot Put Aaron Jung Augustana (S.D.)
1500 Meters Robert Sandlin Bellarmine
Decathlon Scott Hubbard Cal State LA
800 Meters Terrance Ellis Cal State Stanislaus
Hammer Thomas Gesser Cal State Stanislaus
Pole Vault Caleb Monticalvo Cal State Stanislaus
Shot Put Josh Uikilifi Cal State Stanislaus
1500 Meters Dawson Vorderbruegge Cal State Stanislaus
5000 Meters Aaron Dinzeo California (Pa.)
800 Meters Kellin Loch Central Missouri
Javelin Chris Swearingin Central Missouri
Decathlon Brent Vogel Central Missouri
Shot Put Cody Hunt Chadron State
110 Meter Hurdles Karl McFarlane Chadron State
10,000 Meters Isaac Chavez Chico State
Decathlon J Patrick Smith Chico State
800 Meters Ayrton Azcue Clayton State
Steeplechase Tyler Curtis Colorado Mines
1500 Meters Russell Drummond Colorado Mines
10,000 Meters Phil Schneider Colorado Mines
Javelin Josh Hontz East Stroudsburg
Javelin Matt Tholis East Stroudsburg
High Jump Marcus Calleja Emporia State
110 Meter Hurdles Andrew Etheridge Emporia State
4×100 Relay Andrew Etheridge Emporia State
4×100 Relay Derwin Hall Emporia State
4×100 Relay Vincent Howze Emporia State
Decathlon Payson Maydew Emporia State
High Jump Briar Ploude Emporia State
4×100 Relay Shjuan Richardson Emporia State
Shot Put Darren Bass Findlay
4×400 Relay John Guagenti Findlay
Shot Put Taylor Miller Findlay
400 Meter Hurdles Timothy Sanders Findlay
4×400 Relay Timothy Sanders Findlay
4×400 Relay Michael Travis Findlay
Shot Put Derrick Vicars Findlay
Discus Derrick Vicars Findlay
Hammer Derrick Vicars Findlay
4×400 Relay Dillon Webster Findlay
Long Jump Ramon Cooper Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Eric Frawley Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Vince Frawley Grand Canyon
100 Meters Dario Horvat Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Dario Horvat Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Carl Houston Grand Canyon
Triple Jump Kevin Lashley Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Lance Parker Grand Canyon
100 Meters Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
200 Meters Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Fred Taylor Grand Canyon
High Jump Trent Chappell Grand Valley State
Hammer Darien Thornton Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Joshuah Bass Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Jerel Flournoy Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Robert Gardner III Indianapolis
4×100 Relay Quinntyn Qualls Indianapolis
400 Meters Rolando Berch Johnson C. Smith
110 Meter Hurdles Andre Collins Johnson C. Smith
High Jump Edward Dudley Lake Erie
Triple Jump Joseph Postwaite Lake Erie
400 Meter Hurdles Ethan Snyder Lake Erie
Decathlon Justin Balczak Lake Superior State
High Jump Jordan Manning Limestone
4×400 Relay Alonzo Allen Lincoln (Mo.)
110 Meter Hurdles Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Sabiel Anderson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meters Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Michael Ashley Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Jermaine Blake Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Tyrone Hawkins Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Devin Hill Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Romel Lewis Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Romel Lewis Lincoln (Mo.)
110 Meter Hurdles Darius Reed Metro State
4×100 Relay Anthony Gustafson Minnesota State
200 Meters Jerrell Hancock Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Jerrell Hancock Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Carmono Lane Minnesota State
Discus Grant Luer Minnesota State
4×100 Relay Nicholas Nelson Minnesota State
Pole Vault Dan Novak Minnesota State
Shot Put Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Discus Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Hammer Christopher Reed Minnesota State
Discus Dustin Green Missouri Southern
Steeplechase Dylan Lafond Mount Olive
400 Meters Derek Bredy MSU Moorhead
Long Jump Derek Bredy MSU Moorhead
Long Jump David Thomas New Haven
4×100 Relay Jason Crow Pittsburg State
Triple Jump Marquise Cushon Pittsburg State
Long Jump Steven Mann Pittsburg State
Pole Vault Jeff Piepenbrink Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Keenan Soles Pittsburg State
Long Jump Keenan Soles Pittsburg State
Discus John Talbert Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Kyle Utsey Pittsburg State
4×100 Relay Greg Wright Pittsburg State
Decathlon Tyler Grob Saginaw Valley State
4×100 Relay Ramaan Ansley Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Josh Edmonds Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Burkheart Ellis Jr. Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Burkheart Ellis, Jr. Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Burkheart Ellis, Jr. Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Dane Hyatt Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Dane Hyatt Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Daniel Jameison Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Taffawee Johnson Saint Augustine’s
100 Meters Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
200 Meters Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
4×100 Relay Jermaine Jones Saint Augustine’s
800 Meters Marcelis Lynch Saint Augustine’s
400 Meter Hurdles Elhadji Mbow Saint Augustine’s
110 Meter Hurdles Ty’reak Murray Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters James Quarles Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay James Quarles Saint Augustine’s
High Jump Eddie Shelton Saint Augustine’s
Triple Jump DeJon Wilkinson Saint Augustine’s
Javelin Derek Nothstein Shippensburg
Triple Jump Steve Waithe Shippensburg
Pole Vault Jagger Gran Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Cameron Daugherty Slippery Rock
800 Meters Kevin Jewel Slippery Rock
4×400 Relay Twayne Forth Southern Connecticut
Javelin Omar Gonzalez Southern Connecticut
Hammer Arthur Guerra Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Jimm Guerrier Southern Connecticut
Decathlon Nick Lebron Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Selasi Lumax Southern Connecticut
800 Meters Brian Nill Southern Connecticut
400 Meter Hurdles Logan Sharpe Southern Connecticut
4×400 Relay Logan Sharpe Southern Connecticut
5000 Meters Johnnie Guy Southern Indiana
10,000 Meters Johnnie Guy Southern Indiana
Steeplechase Michael Jordan Southern Indiana
1500 Meters Trenton Morris Southwest Baptist
400 Meters William Shell Southwest Baptist
100 Meters Jeffery Henderson Stillman
200 Meters Jeffery Henderson Stillman
Long Jump Jeffery Henderson Stillman
Triple Jump CJ Griggs Texas A&M-Kingsville
High Jump Jeron Robinson Texas A&M-Kingsville
Pole Vault Jordan Yamoah Texas A&M-Kingsville
High Jump Eugene Cannaday Tiffin
Discus Macklin Tudor Tiffin
Javelin Nash Howe UC San Diego
4×400 Relay Craig Bennett UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Keith Lewis UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Casey O’Brien UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Timothy Regan UMass Lowell
10,000 Meters Jeff Veiga UMass Lowell
5000 Meters Pardon Ndhlovu UNC Pembroke
4×400 Relay Clive Cameron Virginia State
4×400 Relay Te’Shad Chambers Virginia State
4×400 Relay Prince Owusu-Mensah Virginia State
400 Meter Hurdles Daniel Ross Virginia State
4×400 Relay Daniel Ross Virginia State
110 Meter Hurdles Cameron Lacour West Texas A&M
Steeplechase Trevor Blackman Western State
1500 Meters Vegard Olstad Western State
5000 Meters Gabe Proctor Western State
10,000 Meters Gabe Proctor Western State
Steeplechase Adam Sinda Western State
Steeplechase Stewart Jones Wheeling Jesuit
Women
Event Name School
Javelin Ameilia Mitchell Abilene Christian
Triple Jump Amanda Ouedraogo Abilene Christian
1500 Meters Chloe Susset Abilene Christian
100 Meter Hurdles Dinesha Bean Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Dinesha Bean Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Dominique Berry Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Keanna Moody Academy of Art
100 Meter Hurdles Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
Heptathlon Jesseka Raymond Academy of Art
400 Meter Hurdles Briana Stewart Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Briana Stewart Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Briana Stewart Academy of Art
200 Meters Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
100 Meter Hurdles Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
4×100 Relay Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
4×400 Relay Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Long Jump Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Triple Jump Vashti Thomas Academy of Art
Shot Put Katie Kruger Adams State
Steeplechase Kelly Lamb Adams State
5000 Meters Lauren Martin Adams State
Steeplechase Alicia Nelson Adams State
5000 Meters Alicia Nelson Adams State
200 Meters Kayon Robinson Adams State
400 Meters Kayon Robinson Adams State
Heptathlon Karolin Anders Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Ruth Keino Alaska Anchorage
10,000 Meters Ruth Keino Alaska Anchorage
Steeplechase Susan Tanui Alaska Anchorage
5000 Meters Susan Tanui Alaska Anchorage
Triple Jump Kearah Danville Angelo State
800 Meters Jaylen Rodgers Angelo State
Long Jump Theresa Sue Angelo State
Shot Put Kimberly Williams Angelo State
Javelin Kimberly Williams Angelo State
Heptathlon Kendra Bassitt Ashland
Shot Put Jessica Bridenthal Ashland
High Jump Jennifer Foster Ashland
Pole Vault Katie Nageotte Ashland
Shot Put Jamie Sindelar Ashland
Hammer Cynthia Watt Ashland
10,000 Meters Runa Falch Augustana (S.D.)
1500 Meters Angela Musk Bellarmine
1500 Meters Amy Varsell Bentley
Steeplechase Victoria Davis Bloomsburg
5000 Meters Victoria Davis Bloomsburg
High Jump Jill Schmidt Cal Poly Pomona
Heptathlon Jill Schmidt Cal Poly Pomona
Discus Samantha Gutierrez Cal State LA
1500 Meters Lisa Ohberg Cal State LA
Javelin Channing Wilson Cal State Stanislaus
Heptathlon Zoe Sharplin Central Missouri
Discus Brooke Swearingin Central Missouri
Heptathlon Robin Hannah Chico State
Steeplechase Amy Schnittger Chico State
High Jump Shannon Smith Clayton State
10,000 Meters Sarah Krolick Edinboro
4×400 Relay Jackie Jacobs Emporia State
Long Jump Carmen King Emporia State
4×400 Relay Lindsay Kunkel Emporia State
4×400 Relay Marqueita Marisette Emporia State
4×400 Relay Peyton Weiss Emporia State
Hammer Jessica Pilling Ferris State
Hammer Jessica Rowland Findlay
Javelin Makayla McPhail Fort Hays State
Shot Put Tiffany Okieme Georgian Court
100 Meters Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
200 Meters Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Samantha Bogatz Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Jennifer Dowty Grand Canyon
400 Meters Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Petra Fanty Grand Canyon
Pole Vault Lauren Graham Grand Canyon
100 Meters Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
200 Meters Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Shavine Hodges Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Brianne Kee Grand Canyon
Discus Vanessa Levy Grand Canyon
400 Meters Moya Mckenzie Grand Canyon
4×400 Relay Moya Mckenzie Grand Canyon
Triple Jump Amber Yingling Grand Canyon
4×100 Relay Kayla Addison Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Brittney Banister Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Brittney Banister Grand Valley State
10,000 Meters Courtney Brewis Grand Valley State
100 Meter Hurdles Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State
Pole Vault Kristen Hixson Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Andrea Kober Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Michaela Lewis Grand Valley State
Shot Put Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Discus Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Hammer Sam Lockhart Grand Valley State
Steeplechase Hannah Osborn Grand Valley State
Hammer Laura Schroeder Grand Valley State
4×100 Relay Carly Scott Grand Valley State
4×400 Relay Brittany Terry Grand Valley State
Hammer Alyssa Zokoe Grand Valley State
1500 Meters Ewa Zaborowska Harding
Pole Vault Kayla Caldwell Hillsdale
4×100 Relay Naffene Briscoe Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
400 Meter Hurdles Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Samantha Elliott Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Trudy-Ann Richards Johnson C. Smith
100 Meters Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
200 Meters Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
4×100 Relay Danielle Williams Johnson C. Smith
100 Meter Hurdles Leslie Mitchell Lake Superior State
High Jump Sheri Kaye Campbell Lincoln (Mo.)
Triple Jump Sheri Kaye Campbell Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Cardine Copeland Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Cardine Copeland Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Michelle Cumberbatch Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Michelle Cumberbatch Lincoln (Mo.)
100 Meters Yanique Ellington Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Yanique Ellington Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meter Hurdles Yanique Haye Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Yanique Haye Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Anna-Kay James Lincoln (Mo.)
4×100 Relay Jenea Johnson Lincoln (Mo.)
400 Meters Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
800 Meters Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Lovan Palmer Lincoln (Mo.)
1500 Meters Twishana Williams Lincoln (Mo.)
4×400 Relay Twishana Williams Lincoln (Mo.)
200 Meters Quanera Hayes Livingstone
400 Meters Quanera Hayes Livingstone
5000 Meters Brenae Edwards Mansfield
10,000 Meters Brenae Edwards Mansfield
5000 Meters Jessica Scordino Mansfield
10,000 Meters Jessica Scordino Mansfield
1500 Meters Breanna Hemming Metro State
5000 Meters Janelle Lincks Metro State
High Jump Whitney Hardy Missouri Southern
Long Jump Kaylee Morgan Missouri Southern
Long Jump Brittani Reagan Missouri Southern
Triple Jump Brittani Reagan Missouri Southern
800 Meters Marissa Bongers Neb.-Kearney
4×100 Relay Briana Conyers New Haven
4×100 Relay Marshae Holt New Haven
4×100 Relay Alissa Howell New Haven
100 Meters Ada Udaya New Haven
200 Meters Ada Udaya New Haven
4×100 Relay Ada Udaya New Haven
Discus Yvonne Freese Northern State
400 Meter Hurdles Emily Ballock Pittsburg State
Javelin Amber Kloster Pittsburg State
Shot Put Larissa Richards Pittsburg State
Discus Larissa Richards Pittsburg State
800 Meters Kimone Hewitt Queens (N.C.)
Long Jump Nikia Squire Queens (N.C.)
4×400 Relay Jaivairia Bacote Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Nicketa Bernard Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Nicketa Bernard Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Cherrisse Lynch Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Cherrisse Lynch Saint Augustine’s
400 Meters Kelly Shaw Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay Kelly Shaw Saint Augustine’s
4×400 Relay McKayla Fricker Seattle Pacific
Heptathlon Katy Gross Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Jasmine Johnson Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Kishia Mitchell Seattle Pacific
4×400 Relay Emily Quatier Seattle Pacific
Heptathlon Ali Worthen Seattle Pacific
Javelin Mallory Sanner Seton Hill
High Jump Tiana Wills SF State
10,000 Meters Katrina Spratford Shippensburg
400 Meter Hurdles Caitlin Stuetz Shippensburg
800 Meters Lindsey Butterworth Simon Fraser
800 Meters Helen Crofts Simon Fraser
800 Meters Sarah Sawatzky Simon Fraser
Pole Vault Kayla Coffee Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Brigitte Gross Sioux Falls
Pole Vault Kristin Majerus Sioux Falls
Javelin Alexandra Arnold Slippery Rock
Pole Vault Julia Cain Slippery Rock
Long Jump Euphemia Edem Stillman
Triple Jump Euphemia Edem Stillman
High Jump Nikki McNorton Tarleton State
High Jump Amanda Haven Texas A&M-Kingsville
Triple Jump Shauna Kay Creary UDC
Steeplechase Jennifer Agnew U-Mary
1500 Meters Melissa Agnew U-Mary
200 Meters Kathryn Stewart U-Mary
4×400 Relay Shannon Cunningham UMass Lowell
Shot Put Candace Greene UMass Lowell
400 Meter Hurdles Elisabeth Monty UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Elisabeth Monty UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Taelour Murphy UMass Lowell
400 Meter Hurdles Antoinette Toussaint UMass Lowell
4×400 Relay Antoinette Toussaint UMass Lowell
800 Meters Taylor-Ashley Bean Virginia State
100 Meters Cam’ree Jackson Virginia Union
4×100 Relay Cam’ree Jackson Virginia Union
100 Meters C’evon Jones Virginia Union
4×100 Relay C’Evon Jones Virginia Union
4×100 Relay G’Ana Robinson Virginia Union
4×100 Relay S’Kaylah Woods Virginia Union
Hammer Carly Fehringer Wayne State (Neb.)
Hammer Lachel Milander Wayne State (Neb.)
Discus Sara Wells Wayne State (Neb.)
4×100 Relay Marisa Holiwell West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Bri Leeper West Texas A&M
Steeplechase Brenda Sindet West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Sarah Snider West Texas A&M
4×100 Relay Libby Strickland West Texas A&M
Javelin Amanda Schumaker Western Oregon
10,000 Meters Tara Richardson Western State
High Jump Barbara Szabo Western State
Discus Alissa Rausch Winona State
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Outdoor USTFCCCA DIII All-America Honorees Announced
Outdoor USTFCCCA DIII All-America Honorees Announced
May 28, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday those who earned USTFCCCA All-America distinctions for the 2013 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field season. Honors are awarded for performances at the final site of the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships occurring last weekend at La Crosse, Wis.
More Info: Past USTFCCCA All-Americans
FINAL Season Information:
NCAA Team Scoring Summary | National Team Rankings FINAL Week-by-Week
2013 Men’s Team Winner: UW-La Crosse, 66 | NCAA Recap
2013 Women’s Team Winner: Wartburg, 46 | NCAA Recap
Final Results: TFRRS
Championships Video (NCAA): Men | Women
USTFCCCA National Championships Central
USTFCCCA All-America honors are awarded to those who earn any portion of a team point at the national championships, or reach an eight-entrant final. Student-Athletes listed are participants in programs that are members of the USTFCCCA.
Fifteen student-athletes — 11 women and four men — earned three or more All-America honors apiece, led by 400 meters champ Ashante Little of Wheaton (Mass.) and 4×100 champ Jamie Ludwigson of UW-La Crosse with four apiece.
Especially notable among those nine who claimed three awards are three-time individual champions Christy Cazzola of UW-Oshkosh (800/1500/5000) and Melissa Norville of Illinois College (long jump/triple jump/100 hurdles). This marked the first time in the history of DIII women’s competition that two women earned three individual event titles in the same outdoor championship meet. They are the fourth and fifth women, respectively, to accomplish three championships in one NCAA outdoor meet.
Sean Bernstein of Oneonta State and Thurgood Dennis each had three All-America honors, with Bernstein winning at 200 meters over Dennis, who won at 100 meters over Bernstein. Bernstein’s 4×100 relay team took the title, as did Dennis’ 4×400 relay team. UW-La Crosse’s Isaac Vazquez took the long jump title to highlight his three All-America awards. Augustana (Ill.)’s Alex Rindone also earned a trio of All-America honors.
UW-La Crosse’s men’s and women’s programs both earned the highest number of honors for their respective sexes, with the champion men claiming 19 awards and the fifth-place women earning 10.
UW-Oshkosh claimed the second-most honors on the men’s side with 18, followed by UW-Eau Claire with 12, UW-Whitewater with 11 and Augustana (Ill.) at 10. As a result, the WIAC dominated the meet in terms of honors per conference with 64 to the CCIW’s 15.
With nine honors, the Williams women earned the second most, followed by Rowan and champion Wartburg with eight, UW-Eau Claire at seven and Ramapo, St. Thomas (Minn.) and Wheaton (Mass.) with six apiece.
The WIAC also led all conferences on the women’s side with 28 awards, but the gap between No. 1 and 2 was much smaller as the NESCAC claimed 21 honors.
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Men
Event Name School
Shot Put Jacob Mehr Adrian
110 Meter Hurdles Max Kittle Anderson (Ind.)
4×100 Relay Keith Cline Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay David Devore Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Antonio Owens Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay Greg Patton Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Greg Patton Augustana (Ill.)
400 Meters Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
400 Meter Hurdles David Voland Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay David Voland Augustana (Ill.)
Discus Sean Enos Bates
Decathlon David Hardison Bates
Shot Put David Pless Bates
Discus David Pless Bates
Javelin Aaron Sherrill Birmingham-Southern
800 Meters Robert Willett Birmingham-Southern
800 Meters Jacob Ellis Bowdoin
1500 Meters Coby Horowitz Bowdoin
5000 Meters Coby Horowitz Bowdoin
Shot Put Mike McPherson Bridgewater State
Pole Vault Zach Ferrara Brockport
Triple Jump Richard Pete Buffalo State
10,000 Meters Dan Kerr Calvin
10,000 Meters Matt Vander Roest Calvin
1500 Meters Greg Whittle Calvin
Hammer Harry Weintraub Case Western Reserve
100 Meters Thierry Diessongo CCNY
Decathlon Eric Larson Central (Iowa)
200 Meters Daulton Teaford Christopher Newport
5000 Meters Rafer Dannenhauer Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
400 Meters Jeff Macdonald Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Steeplechase Bennett Naden Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
110 Meter Hurdles Adam Scalesse Coast Guard
Pole Vault Ben Wolhaupter Coast Guard
Long Jump Antwon James Concordia Chicago
Steeplechase Michael LeDuc Connecticut College
Discus Tom Postema Defiance
Hammer Tom Postema Defiance
100 Meters Aaron Pannell Dickinson
Javelin Cameron Aregood Elizabethtown
400 Meter Hurdles Nathan Bruno Emmanuel (Mass.)
5000 Meters William Jones Franciscan
10,000 Meters William Jones Franciscan
110 Meter Hurdles Nils Michaelis Franklin & Marshall
Triple Jump Darius Flowers Gallaudet
100 Meters Bruce Gray Greenville
200 Meters Bruce Gray Greenville
Hammer Josh Kuusisto Greenville
Pole Vault Josh Owens Gustavus Adolphus
4×100 Relay Nick Keba Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay Sam Keliojor Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay DeShaun Pickett Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay Robert Smith Gwynedd-Mercy
Steeplechase Avi Bregman Haverford
5000 Meters Peter Kissin Haverford
10,000 Meters Peter Kissin Haverford
1500 Meters Jordan Schilit Haverford
5000 Meters Chris Stadler Haverford
High Jump Nathan Davis Heidelberg
800 Meters Joel Rietsema Hope
Long Jump Mike Minjock John Carroll
1500 Meters Ryan Widzgowski Keene State
Triple Jump Paul Turner La Verne
200 Meters Chancise Watkins La Verne
110 Meter Hurdles Jerome Duncan Lebanon Valley
400 Meters Josh Goerdt Loras
110 Meter Hurdles Ryan Lopez-Jordan Marietta
Steeplechase Jack Davies Middlebury
4×400 Relay Derek Barnes MIT
4×100 Relay Joshua Duncavage MIT
4×100 Relay Michael DuPlessis MIT
4×100 Relay Michael Kaba MIT
4×400 Relay Michael Kaba MIT
4×400 Relay William Lee MIT
4×100 Relay Tyler Singer-Clark MIT
4×400 Relay Tyler Singer-Clark MIT
Javelin Timothy Lorah Moravian
Hammer Sean Donnelly Mount Union
4×400 Relay Chad Gentry Mount Union
400 Meter Hurdles Tyler Mettille Mount Union
4×400 Relay Tyler Mettille Mount Union
4×400 Relay Tyler Sparks Mount Union
4×400 Relay Chase Swisher Mount Union
Javelin Tyler Bauer Muhlenberg
5000 Meters John Crain North Central (Ill.)
10,000 Meters John Crain North Central (Ill.)
High Jump Zach Heerspink North Central (Ill.)
Pole Vault Josh Winder North Central (Ill.)
400 Meters Dan McKinney NYU
100 Meters Jonathan Padron Occidental
400 Meter Hurdles Ethan Freet Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Ethan Freet Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Silas Jolliff Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Matt Martin Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Adam Turner Ohio Wesleyan
Decathlon Joe Cerne Puget Sound
100 Meters Ackeme Brown Ramapo
Pole Vault Bryan Artmann Redlands
Hammer Adam Sellner Ripon
400 Meter Hurdles Demetrius Rooks Rowan
400 Meter Hurdles Matthew Curtis Rutgers-Camden
Javelin Tim VanLiew Rutgers-Camden
800 Meters Thomas Feichtinger Saint John’s (Minn.)
1500 Meters Chansler Poole Saint Vincent
110 Meter Hurdles Luke Campbell Salisbury
400 Meter Hurdles Luke Campbell Salisbury
Decathlon John Cord Simpson (Iowa)
Decathlon Brad Boockmeier St. Norbert
High Jump Eyo Ekpo St. Thomas (Minn.)
Triple Jump Eyo Ekpo St. Thomas (Minn.)
Steeplechase Cody Amengual SUNY Cortland
4×100 Relay Jake Alviene SUNY Oneonta
100 Meters Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
200 Meters Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
200 Meters Joe Carr SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Joe Carr SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Tom Wheeler SUNY Oneonta
400 Meters Tyler Bourdo Trine
Triple Jump Gbola Ajayi Tufts
800 Meters Mitchell Black Tufts
Decathlon Michael Blair Tufts
Steeplechase Ben Wallis Tufts
High Jump Carl Joseph UMass Boston
Javelin Ed Palencia UT Tyler
Shot Put Buck Thompson UT Tyler
Discus Buck Thompson UT Tyler
100 Meters Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
200 Meters Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Jake Dennis-Oehling UW-Eau Claire
5000 Meters Aaron Easker UW-Eau Claire
10,000 Meters Aaron Easker UW-Eau Claire
Steeplechase Jeremy Kieser UW-Eau Claire
Decathlon Bart Mestelle UW-Eau Claire
400 Meters Cody Prince UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Cody Prince UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Marty Richardson UW-Eau Claire
Decathlon Brandon Zarnoth UW-Eau Claire
Long Jump Troy Brooks UW-La Crosse
Hammer John Cooper UW-La Crosse
Discus Grant Havard UW-La Crosse
Pole Vault Jeffery Hill UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Aric Hoeschen UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Max Jessesski UW-La Crosse
100 Meters Alex Koenen UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Alex Koenen UW-La Crosse
1500 Meters Jacob Peterson UW-La Crosse
Pole Vault Rob Rohe UW-La Crosse
800 Meters Sean Royer UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay David Sikorski UW-La Crosse
5000 Meters David Stilin UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Nick Tehan UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Long Jump Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Triple Jump Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Paul Yerhot UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Tyson Young UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Naji Allan UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Nick Baatz UW-Oshkosh
Discus Nick Baatz UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Brian Beaudo UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Jeremy Brandt UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Pete Delzer UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Pete Delzer UW-Oshkosh
10,000 Meters John Dewitt UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Ryan Gregory UW-Oshkosh
High Jump Lukey Klitz UW-Oshkosh
Triple Jump Lukey Klitz UW-Oshkosh
High Jump John McCann UW-Oshkosh
Discus Lewis Prior UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Mike Servais UW-Oshkosh
4×100 Relay Ryan Sprenger UW-Oshkosh
400 Meter Hurdles Corey Wilch UW-Oshkosh
4×100 Relay Reid Zanoya UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Reid Zanoya UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Jacob Dailey UW-Platteville
200 Meters Aaron Hrubes UW-Platteville
Pole Vault Chas Spangenberg UW-Platteville
1500 Meters Dan Sullivan UW-Stevens Point
4×100 Relay Nick Bee UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Justin Bowers UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Moriarty Brown-Griffin UW-Whitewater
200 Meters Dylan Crafton UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Dylan Crafton UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Dave Kuczynski UW-Whitewater
Steeplechase Dawson Miller UW-Whitewater
110 Meter Hurdles Marcus Smith UW-Whitewater
Triple Jump Marcus Smith UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Luke Wenham UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Cory Zaeske UW-Whitewater
4×400 Relay Joseph Conti Wabash
4×400 Relay John Haley Wabash
4×400 Relay Robert Riddle Wabash
4×400 Relay Joel Whittington Wabash
800 Meters Daniel Bonthius Wartburg
High Jump Jonas Elusme Wartburg
Long Jump Jonas Elusme Wartburg
Shot Put Coltin Hahle Wartburg
800 Meters Luke Vance Wheaton (Ill.)
400 Meters Kevin Curbelo Whittier
4×100 Relay Kevin Curbelo Whittier
400 Meters German Fabela Whittier
4×100 Relay German Fabela Whittier
4×100 Relay Kimble Tillman Whittier
4×100 Relay Andres Vega Whittier
Discus Carter Comito Whitworth
Javelin Joseph Ingman Whitworth
Javelin John McCormack Whitworth
1500 Meters Chris Garrity Widener
High Jump Christian Patterson Wilmington (Ohio)
110 Meter Hurdles Terrence Gibson Worcester State
10,000 Meters Tim Hartung York (Pa.)
Women
Event Name School
200 Meters Danisha Higgs Albright
10,000 Meters Sarah Daly Amherst
Steeplechase Keri Lambert Amherst
400 Meter Hurdles Kierra Smith Augustana (Ill.)
100 Meters Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
200 Meters Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
100 Meter Hurdles Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
Hammer Katherine Harmon Bowdoin
Pole Vault Erin Silva Bowdoin
1500 Meters Molly Rouillard Bridgewater State
Shot Put Nicole Jones Brockport
200 Meters Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
100 Meter Hurdles Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
100 Meters Sasha Henry Buffalo State
200 Meters Sasha Henry Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Sasha Henry Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Patrice Johnson Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Shuntone Pricher Buffalo State
Javelin Allie Hadley Cal Lutheran
5000 Meters Melissa Skiba Cal Lutheran
10,000 Meters Nicole Michmerhuizen Calvin
Steeplechase Emma McCarron Capital
10,000 Meters Julia Sizek Chicago
Triple Jump Reny Colton Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
4×400 Relay Brittney Bell Colby
4×400 Relay Emily Doyle Colby
4×400 Relay Frances Onyilagha Colby
4×400 Relay Emily Tolman Colby
Heptathlon Kaari Jensen Concordia Moorhead
Shot Put Cherae Reeves Concordia Moorhead
Heptathlon Aedin Brennan Denison
High Jump Theresa Ford Emory
Heptathlon Theresa Ford Emory
400 Meters Kaele Leonard Emory
1500 Meters Sheena Crawley Franklin & Marshall
Heptathlon Maria Green George Fox
Javelin Beth Stam George Fox
Heptathlon Beth Stam George Fox
100 Meters Zakiyyah Richardson Gwynedd-Mercy
Shot Put Becky Culp Hamline
Discus Becky Culp Hamline
Long Jump Marian Bevington Heidelberg
Heptathlon Elizabeth Krug Hendrix
400 Meter Hurdles Sarah Venlet Hope
100 Meter Hurdles Melissa Norville Illinois College
Long Jump Melissa Norville Illinois College
Triple Jump Melissa Norville Illinois College
Heptathlon Megan Stringer Illinois College
4×400 Relay Allie Boudreau Illinois Wesleyan
800 Meters Tara Clemens Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Tara Clemens Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Jenna Loynachan Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Lauren Rock Illinois Wesleyan
800 Meters Jennifer Randall Ithaca
800 Meters Annie Monagle Johns Hopkins
1500 Meters Annie Monagle Johns Hopkins
5000 Meters Hannah Oneda Johns Hopkins
800 Meters Maggie Shelton Johns Hopkins
Javelin Emily Swenson Johns Hopkins
10,000 Meters Lenore Moreno La Verne
100 Meters Tobi Alli Lehman
Triple Jump Jasmine Springer Lehman
1500 Meters Tricia Serres Luther
100 Meters Alexandria Allen Marietta
800 Meters Juliet Ryan-Davis Middlebury
5000 Meters Addie Tousley Middlebury
Javelin Kaylie Clark Minnesota Morris
10,000 Meters Elaine McVay MIT
Shot Put Allison Devor Monmouth (Ill.)
Hammer Allison Devor Monmouth (Ill.)
Hammer Raven Robinson Monmouth (Ill.)
High Jump Emily Tysma Monmouth (Ill.)
400 Meter Hurdles Heather Gearity Montclair State
Pole Vault Hailey Kester Moravian
Triple Jump Micah Leonard Moravian
4×100 Relay Lisa Brasdovich Mount Union
4×100 Relay Veronica Clutter Mount Union
4×100 Relay Taylor Coghlan Mount Union
4×100 Relay Taylor Ruffing Mount Union
5000 Meters Samantha Mayden Muhlenberg
Long Jump Taylor Pierson Nazareth
Shot Put Deanna Dirkschneider Nebraska Wesleyan
Discus Samantha Dolezal Nebraska Wesleyan
Hammer Lina Baker North Central (Ill.)
Shot Put Ebony Stallworth North Central (Ill.)
High Jump Emily Amburgey Ohio Wesleyan
Pole Vault Sarah Bechtel Ohio Wesleyan
Discus Hannah Benzing Ohio Wesleyan
Javelin Alexis Appezzato Ramapo
4×100 Relay Chelsea Clark Ramapo
Pole Vault Michelle Favre Ramapo
Discus Taylor Furman Ramapo
4×100 Relay Gina Germinario Ramapo
4×100 Relay Jasmine Hammonds Ramapo
4×100 Relay Anita Rogers Ramapo
Long Jump Anita Rogers Ramapo
Triple Jump Anita Rogers Ramapo
Pole Vault Emily Shipley Ramapo
400 Meters Vainayaki Sivaji Redlands
800 Meters Carmen Graves Roanoke
High Jump Elizabeth Evans Rose-Hulman
4×100 Relay Shantel Beckford Rowan
400 Meters Brianna Crofton Rowan
4×100 Relay Brianna Crofton Rowan
4×400 Relay Brianna Crofton Rowan
Javelin Melissa Lake Rowan
4×400 Relay Joyce Perry Rowan
4×400 Relay Melirah Searcy Rowan
100 Meter Hurdles Jamie Thompson Rowan
4×100 Relay Jamie Thompson Rowan
4×100 Relay Shailah Williams Rowan
4×400 Relay Shailah Williams Rowan
5000 Meters Vanessa Wright Rowan
Shot Put Chelsea Tavik Salisbury
800 Meters Gabriella Gaudreault Springfield (Mass.)
Triple Jump Divya Biswal St. Lawrence
Steeplechase Caroline Raue St. Lawrence
High Jump Dani Larson St. Olaf
10,000 Meters Emma Lee St. Olaf
Hammer Becky Huberty St. Scholastica
1500 Meters Taylor Berg St. Thomas (Minn.)
5000 Meters Taylor Berg St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Mallory Burnham St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Kayla Goeman St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Christina Rozeske St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Angela Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Erika Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Erika Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Emily Van Heel St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Emily Van Heel St. Thomas (Minn.)
Long Jump Sarah Bonnell SUNY Cortland
400 Meter Hurdles Allison Hoh SUNY Geneseo
Steeplechase Alyssa Smith SUNY Geneseo
1500 Meters Rebecca Hammond Swarthmore
100 Meters Monique Anderson Texas Lutheran
Discus Kelly Allen Tufts
400 Meter Hurdles Jana Hieber Tufts
400 Meters Hulerie McGuffie UMass Boston
Hammer Krista Chauvin UMass Dartmouth
100 Meter Hurdles Victoria Goodenough Ursinus
Steeplechase Ashlyn Mauer UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Brooke Patterson UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Steph Rouse UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Jess Rupnow UW-Eau Claire
400 Meter Hurdles Erin Schoenfelder UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Erin Schoenfelder UW-Eau Claire
Steeplechase Alyssa Sybilrud UW-Eau Claire
4×100 Relay Claire Elliott UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Claire Elliott UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Jenna Halvorson UW-La Crosse
200 Meters Meg Heafy UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Meg Heafy UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Shannon Klein UW-La Crosse
100 Meters Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
200 Meters Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
100 Meter Hurdles Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Rebecca Scheuermann UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Maya Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Long Jump Maya Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Heptathlon Jena Weigel UW-La Crosse
800 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
1500 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
5000 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
1500 Meters McKenzie Kelly UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Samantha Loew UW-Oshkosh
200 Meters Alyssa Rasmussen UW-River Falls
400 Meters Alyssa Rasmussen UW-River Falls
10,000 Meters Alyssa Duncan UW-Whitewater
100 Meters Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
200 Meters Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Sarah Boraas Wartburg
Steeplechase Sammi Bruett Wartburg
4×100 Relay Monique Davisson Wartburg
Triple Jump Monique Davisson Wartburg
Shot Put Kayla Hemann Wartburg
Discus Kayla Hemann Wartburg
400 Meters Kendra Kregel Wartburg
100 Meter Hurdles Tashina McAllister Wartburg
400 Meter Hurdles Tashina McAllister Wartburg
4×100 Relay Tashina McAllister Wartburg
4×100 Relay Libbey Schubert Wartburg
Discus Britlyn Sieck Wartburg
Long Jump Anne Diaz-Arrastia Washington (Mo.)
Pole Vault Anna Etherington Washington (Mo.)
Javelin Melissa Gilkey Washington (Mo.)
High Jump Jasmine Williams Washington (Mo.)
10,000 Meters Kristen Galligan Washington and Jefferson
400 Meters Cheyenne Mangold Washington and Jefferson
400 Meter Hurdles Cheyenne Mangold Washington and Jefferson
Pole Vault Marissa Kalsey Westminster (Pa.)
4×400 Relay Samantha Bennett Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Amanda Claflin Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Amanda Claflin Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Francesca Flynn Wheaton (Mass.)
400 Meters Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
100 Meter Hurdles Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Meredith Scannell Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Amber Spencer Wheaton (Mass.)
Javelin Kerry Wright Whitworth
Steeplechase Michaela Freeby Willamette
Pole Vault Jenna Adams Williams
Discus Amina Avril Williams
Hammer Amina Avril Williams
4×400 Relay Desiree Daring Williams
4×400 Relay Ashley Graves Williams
Triple Jump Tanasia Hoffler Williams
5000 Meters Kaleigh Kenny Williams
4×400 Relay Annie Lynch Williams
4×400 Relay Amanda Murashige Williams
High Jump Julie Eagle WPI
High Jump Laura Pumphrey WPI
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May 28, 2013
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Tuesday those who earned USTFCCCA All-America distinctions for the 2013 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field season. Honors are awarded for performances at the final site of the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships occurring last weekend at La Crosse, Wis.
More Info: Past USTFCCCA All-Americans
FINAL Season Information:
NCAA Team Scoring Summary | National Team Rankings FINAL Week-by-Week
2013 Men’s Team Winner: UW-La Crosse, 66 | NCAA Recap
2013 Women’s Team Winner: Wartburg, 46 | NCAA Recap
Final Results: TFRRS
Championships Video (NCAA): Men | Women
USTFCCCA National Championships Central
USTFCCCA All-America honors are awarded to those who earn any portion of a team point at the national championships, or reach an eight-entrant final. Student-Athletes listed are participants in programs that are members of the USTFCCCA.
Fifteen student-athletes — 11 women and four men — earned three or more All-America honors apiece, led by 400 meters champ Ashante Little of Wheaton (Mass.) and 4×100 champ Jamie Ludwigson of UW-La Crosse with four apiece.
Especially notable among those nine who claimed three awards are three-time individual champions Christy Cazzola of UW-Oshkosh (800/1500/5000) and Melissa Norville of Illinois College (long jump/triple jump/100 hurdles). This marked the first time in the history of DIII women’s competition that two women earned three individual event titles in the same outdoor championship meet. They are the fourth and fifth women, respectively, to accomplish three championships in one NCAA outdoor meet.
Sean Bernstein of Oneonta State and Thurgood Dennis each had three All-America honors, with Bernstein winning at 200 meters over Dennis, who won at 100 meters over Bernstein. Bernstein’s 4×100 relay team took the title, as did Dennis’ 4×400 relay team. UW-La Crosse’s Isaac Vazquez took the long jump title to highlight his three All-America awards. Augustana (Ill.)’s Alex Rindone also earned a trio of All-America honors.
UW-La Crosse’s men’s and women’s programs both earned the highest number of honors for their respective sexes, with the champion men claiming 19 awards and the fifth-place women earning 10.
UW-Oshkosh claimed the second-most honors on the men’s side with 18, followed by UW-Eau Claire with 12, UW-Whitewater with 11 and Augustana (Ill.) at 10. As a result, the WIAC dominated the meet in terms of honors per conference with 64 to the CCIW’s 15.
With nine honors, the Williams women earned the second most, followed by Rowan and champion Wartburg with eight, UW-Eau Claire at seven and Ramapo, St. Thomas (Minn.) and Wheaton (Mass.) with six apiece.
The WIAC also led all conferences on the women’s side with 28 awards, but the gap between No. 1 and 2 was much smaller as the NESCAC claimed 21 honors.
USTFCCCA ALL-AMERICA HONOREES
Men
Event Name School
Shot Put Jacob Mehr Adrian
110 Meter Hurdles Max Kittle Anderson (Ind.)
4×100 Relay Keith Cline Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay David Devore Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Antonio Owens Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay Greg Patton Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Greg Patton Augustana (Ill.)
400 Meters Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
4×100 Relay Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay Alex Rindone Augustana (Ill.)
400 Meter Hurdles David Voland Augustana (Ill.)
4×400 Relay David Voland Augustana (Ill.)
Discus Sean Enos Bates
Decathlon David Hardison Bates
Shot Put David Pless Bates
Discus David Pless Bates
Javelin Aaron Sherrill Birmingham-Southern
800 Meters Robert Willett Birmingham-Southern
800 Meters Jacob Ellis Bowdoin
1500 Meters Coby Horowitz Bowdoin
5000 Meters Coby Horowitz Bowdoin
Shot Put Mike McPherson Bridgewater State
Pole Vault Zach Ferrara Brockport
Triple Jump Richard Pete Buffalo State
10,000 Meters Dan Kerr Calvin
10,000 Meters Matt Vander Roest Calvin
1500 Meters Greg Whittle Calvin
Hammer Harry Weintraub Case Western Reserve
100 Meters Thierry Diessongo CCNY
Decathlon Eric Larson Central (Iowa)
200 Meters Daulton Teaford Christopher Newport
5000 Meters Rafer Dannenhauer Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
400 Meters Jeff Macdonald Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Steeplechase Bennett Naden Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
110 Meter Hurdles Adam Scalesse Coast Guard
Pole Vault Ben Wolhaupter Coast Guard
Long Jump Antwon James Concordia Chicago
Steeplechase Michael LeDuc Connecticut College
Discus Tom Postema Defiance
Hammer Tom Postema Defiance
100 Meters Aaron Pannell Dickinson
Javelin Cameron Aregood Elizabethtown
400 Meter Hurdles Nathan Bruno Emmanuel (Mass.)
5000 Meters William Jones Franciscan
10,000 Meters William Jones Franciscan
110 Meter Hurdles Nils Michaelis Franklin & Marshall
Triple Jump Darius Flowers Gallaudet
100 Meters Bruce Gray Greenville
200 Meters Bruce Gray Greenville
Hammer Josh Kuusisto Greenville
Pole Vault Josh Owens Gustavus Adolphus
4×100 Relay Nick Keba Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay Sam Keliojor Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay DeShaun Pickett Gwynedd-Mercy
4×100 Relay Robert Smith Gwynedd-Mercy
Steeplechase Avi Bregman Haverford
5000 Meters Peter Kissin Haverford
10,000 Meters Peter Kissin Haverford
1500 Meters Jordan Schilit Haverford
5000 Meters Chris Stadler Haverford
High Jump Nathan Davis Heidelberg
800 Meters Joel Rietsema Hope
Long Jump Mike Minjock John Carroll
1500 Meters Ryan Widzgowski Keene State
Triple Jump Paul Turner La Verne
200 Meters Chancise Watkins La Verne
110 Meter Hurdles Jerome Duncan Lebanon Valley
400 Meters Josh Goerdt Loras
110 Meter Hurdles Ryan Lopez-Jordan Marietta
Steeplechase Jack Davies Middlebury
4×400 Relay Derek Barnes MIT
4×100 Relay Joshua Duncavage MIT
4×100 Relay Michael DuPlessis MIT
4×100 Relay Michael Kaba MIT
4×400 Relay Michael Kaba MIT
4×400 Relay William Lee MIT
4×100 Relay Tyler Singer-Clark MIT
4×400 Relay Tyler Singer-Clark MIT
Javelin Timothy Lorah Moravian
Hammer Sean Donnelly Mount Union
4×400 Relay Chad Gentry Mount Union
400 Meter Hurdles Tyler Mettille Mount Union
4×400 Relay Tyler Mettille Mount Union
4×400 Relay Tyler Sparks Mount Union
4×400 Relay Chase Swisher Mount Union
Javelin Tyler Bauer Muhlenberg
5000 Meters John Crain North Central (Ill.)
10,000 Meters John Crain North Central (Ill.)
High Jump Zach Heerspink North Central (Ill.)
Pole Vault Josh Winder North Central (Ill.)
400 Meters Dan McKinney NYU
100 Meters Jonathan Padron Occidental
400 Meter Hurdles Ethan Freet Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Ethan Freet Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Silas Jolliff Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Matt Martin Ohio Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Adam Turner Ohio Wesleyan
Decathlon Joe Cerne Puget Sound
100 Meters Ackeme Brown Ramapo
Pole Vault Bryan Artmann Redlands
Hammer Adam Sellner Ripon
400 Meter Hurdles Demetrius Rooks Rowan
400 Meter Hurdles Matthew Curtis Rutgers-Camden
Javelin Tim VanLiew Rutgers-Camden
800 Meters Thomas Feichtinger Saint John’s (Minn.)
1500 Meters Chansler Poole Saint Vincent
110 Meter Hurdles Luke Campbell Salisbury
400 Meter Hurdles Luke Campbell Salisbury
Decathlon John Cord Simpson (Iowa)
Decathlon Brad Boockmeier St. Norbert
High Jump Eyo Ekpo St. Thomas (Minn.)
Triple Jump Eyo Ekpo St. Thomas (Minn.)
Steeplechase Cody Amengual SUNY Cortland
4×100 Relay Jake Alviene SUNY Oneonta
100 Meters Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
200 Meters Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Sean Bernstein SUNY Oneonta
200 Meters Joe Carr SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Joe Carr SUNY Oneonta
4×100 Relay Tom Wheeler SUNY Oneonta
400 Meters Tyler Bourdo Trine
Triple Jump Gbola Ajayi Tufts
800 Meters Mitchell Black Tufts
Decathlon Michael Blair Tufts
Steeplechase Ben Wallis Tufts
High Jump Carl Joseph UMass Boston
Javelin Ed Palencia UT Tyler
Shot Put Buck Thompson UT Tyler
Discus Buck Thompson UT Tyler
100 Meters Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
200 Meters Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Thurgood Dennis UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Jake Dennis-Oehling UW-Eau Claire
5000 Meters Aaron Easker UW-Eau Claire
10,000 Meters Aaron Easker UW-Eau Claire
Steeplechase Jeremy Kieser UW-Eau Claire
Decathlon Bart Mestelle UW-Eau Claire
400 Meters Cody Prince UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Cody Prince UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Marty Richardson UW-Eau Claire
Decathlon Brandon Zarnoth UW-Eau Claire
Long Jump Troy Brooks UW-La Crosse
Hammer John Cooper UW-La Crosse
Discus Grant Havard UW-La Crosse
Pole Vault Jeffery Hill UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Aric Hoeschen UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Max Jessesski UW-La Crosse
100 Meters Alex Koenen UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Alex Koenen UW-La Crosse
1500 Meters Jacob Peterson UW-La Crosse
Pole Vault Rob Rohe UW-La Crosse
800 Meters Sean Royer UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay David Sikorski UW-La Crosse
5000 Meters David Stilin UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Nick Tehan UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Long Jump Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Triple Jump Isaac Vazquez UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Paul Yerhot UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Tyson Young UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Naji Allan UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Nick Baatz UW-Oshkosh
Discus Nick Baatz UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Brian Beaudo UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Jeremy Brandt UW-Oshkosh
Shot Put Pete Delzer UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Pete Delzer UW-Oshkosh
10,000 Meters John Dewitt UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Ryan Gregory UW-Oshkosh
High Jump Lukey Klitz UW-Oshkosh
Triple Jump Lukey Klitz UW-Oshkosh
High Jump John McCann UW-Oshkosh
Discus Lewis Prior UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Mike Servais UW-Oshkosh
4×100 Relay Ryan Sprenger UW-Oshkosh
400 Meter Hurdles Corey Wilch UW-Oshkosh
4×100 Relay Reid Zanoya UW-Oshkosh
4×400 Relay Reid Zanoya UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Jacob Dailey UW-Platteville
200 Meters Aaron Hrubes UW-Platteville
Pole Vault Chas Spangenberg UW-Platteville
1500 Meters Dan Sullivan UW-Stevens Point
4×100 Relay Nick Bee UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Justin Bowers UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Moriarty Brown-Griffin UW-Whitewater
200 Meters Dylan Crafton UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Dylan Crafton UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Dave Kuczynski UW-Whitewater
Steeplechase Dawson Miller UW-Whitewater
110 Meter Hurdles Marcus Smith UW-Whitewater
Triple Jump Marcus Smith UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Luke Wenham UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Cory Zaeske UW-Whitewater
4×400 Relay Joseph Conti Wabash
4×400 Relay John Haley Wabash
4×400 Relay Robert Riddle Wabash
4×400 Relay Joel Whittington Wabash
800 Meters Daniel Bonthius Wartburg
High Jump Jonas Elusme Wartburg
Long Jump Jonas Elusme Wartburg
Shot Put Coltin Hahle Wartburg
800 Meters Luke Vance Wheaton (Ill.)
400 Meters Kevin Curbelo Whittier
4×100 Relay Kevin Curbelo Whittier
400 Meters German Fabela Whittier
4×100 Relay German Fabela Whittier
4×100 Relay Kimble Tillman Whittier
4×100 Relay Andres Vega Whittier
Discus Carter Comito Whitworth
Javelin Joseph Ingman Whitworth
Javelin John McCormack Whitworth
1500 Meters Chris Garrity Widener
High Jump Christian Patterson Wilmington (Ohio)
110 Meter Hurdles Terrence Gibson Worcester State
10,000 Meters Tim Hartung York (Pa.)
Women
Event Name School
200 Meters Danisha Higgs Albright
10,000 Meters Sarah Daly Amherst
Steeplechase Keri Lambert Amherst
400 Meter Hurdles Kierra Smith Augustana (Ill.)
100 Meters Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
200 Meters Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
100 Meter Hurdles Tiarra Goode Birmingham-Southern
Hammer Katherine Harmon Bowdoin
Pole Vault Erin Silva Bowdoin
1500 Meters Molly Rouillard Bridgewater State
Shot Put Nicole Jones Brockport
200 Meters Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
100 Meter Hurdles Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Jazmin Dunham Buffalo State
100 Meters Sasha Henry Buffalo State
200 Meters Sasha Henry Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Sasha Henry Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Patrice Johnson Buffalo State
4×100 Relay Shuntone Pricher Buffalo State
Javelin Allie Hadley Cal Lutheran
5000 Meters Melissa Skiba Cal Lutheran
10,000 Meters Nicole Michmerhuizen Calvin
Steeplechase Emma McCarron Capital
10,000 Meters Julia Sizek Chicago
Triple Jump Reny Colton Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
4×400 Relay Brittney Bell Colby
4×400 Relay Emily Doyle Colby
4×400 Relay Frances Onyilagha Colby
4×400 Relay Emily Tolman Colby
Heptathlon Kaari Jensen Concordia Moorhead
Shot Put Cherae Reeves Concordia Moorhead
Heptathlon Aedin Brennan Denison
High Jump Theresa Ford Emory
Heptathlon Theresa Ford Emory
400 Meters Kaele Leonard Emory
1500 Meters Sheena Crawley Franklin & Marshall
Heptathlon Maria Green George Fox
Javelin Beth Stam George Fox
Heptathlon Beth Stam George Fox
100 Meters Zakiyyah Richardson Gwynedd-Mercy
Shot Put Becky Culp Hamline
Discus Becky Culp Hamline
Long Jump Marian Bevington Heidelberg
Heptathlon Elizabeth Krug Hendrix
400 Meter Hurdles Sarah Venlet Hope
100 Meter Hurdles Melissa Norville Illinois College
Long Jump Melissa Norville Illinois College
Triple Jump Melissa Norville Illinois College
Heptathlon Megan Stringer Illinois College
4×400 Relay Allie Boudreau Illinois Wesleyan
800 Meters Tara Clemens Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Tara Clemens Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Jenna Loynachan Illinois Wesleyan
4×400 Relay Lauren Rock Illinois Wesleyan
800 Meters Jennifer Randall Ithaca
800 Meters Annie Monagle Johns Hopkins
1500 Meters Annie Monagle Johns Hopkins
5000 Meters Hannah Oneda Johns Hopkins
800 Meters Maggie Shelton Johns Hopkins
Javelin Emily Swenson Johns Hopkins
10,000 Meters Lenore Moreno La Verne
100 Meters Tobi Alli Lehman
Triple Jump Jasmine Springer Lehman
1500 Meters Tricia Serres Luther
100 Meters Alexandria Allen Marietta
800 Meters Juliet Ryan-Davis Middlebury
5000 Meters Addie Tousley Middlebury
Javelin Kaylie Clark Minnesota Morris
10,000 Meters Elaine McVay MIT
Shot Put Allison Devor Monmouth (Ill.)
Hammer Allison Devor Monmouth (Ill.)
Hammer Raven Robinson Monmouth (Ill.)
High Jump Emily Tysma Monmouth (Ill.)
400 Meter Hurdles Heather Gearity Montclair State
Pole Vault Hailey Kester Moravian
Triple Jump Micah Leonard Moravian
4×100 Relay Lisa Brasdovich Mount Union
4×100 Relay Veronica Clutter Mount Union
4×100 Relay Taylor Coghlan Mount Union
4×100 Relay Taylor Ruffing Mount Union
5000 Meters Samantha Mayden Muhlenberg
Long Jump Taylor Pierson Nazareth
Shot Put Deanna Dirkschneider Nebraska Wesleyan
Discus Samantha Dolezal Nebraska Wesleyan
Hammer Lina Baker North Central (Ill.)
Shot Put Ebony Stallworth North Central (Ill.)
High Jump Emily Amburgey Ohio Wesleyan
Pole Vault Sarah Bechtel Ohio Wesleyan
Discus Hannah Benzing Ohio Wesleyan
Javelin Alexis Appezzato Ramapo
4×100 Relay Chelsea Clark Ramapo
Pole Vault Michelle Favre Ramapo
Discus Taylor Furman Ramapo
4×100 Relay Gina Germinario Ramapo
4×100 Relay Jasmine Hammonds Ramapo
4×100 Relay Anita Rogers Ramapo
Long Jump Anita Rogers Ramapo
Triple Jump Anita Rogers Ramapo
Pole Vault Emily Shipley Ramapo
400 Meters Vainayaki Sivaji Redlands
800 Meters Carmen Graves Roanoke
High Jump Elizabeth Evans Rose-Hulman
4×100 Relay Shantel Beckford Rowan
400 Meters Brianna Crofton Rowan
4×100 Relay Brianna Crofton Rowan
4×400 Relay Brianna Crofton Rowan
Javelin Melissa Lake Rowan
4×400 Relay Joyce Perry Rowan
4×400 Relay Melirah Searcy Rowan
100 Meter Hurdles Jamie Thompson Rowan
4×100 Relay Jamie Thompson Rowan
4×100 Relay Shailah Williams Rowan
4×400 Relay Shailah Williams Rowan
5000 Meters Vanessa Wright Rowan
Shot Put Chelsea Tavik Salisbury
800 Meters Gabriella Gaudreault Springfield (Mass.)
Triple Jump Divya Biswal St. Lawrence
Steeplechase Caroline Raue St. Lawrence
High Jump Dani Larson St. Olaf
10,000 Meters Emma Lee St. Olaf
Hammer Becky Huberty St. Scholastica
1500 Meters Taylor Berg St. Thomas (Minn.)
5000 Meters Taylor Berg St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Mallory Burnham St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Kayla Goeman St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Christina Rozeske St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Angela Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Erika Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Erika Tipp St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×100 Relay Emily Van Heel St. Thomas (Minn.)
4×400 Relay Emily Van Heel St. Thomas (Minn.)
Long Jump Sarah Bonnell SUNY Cortland
400 Meter Hurdles Allison Hoh SUNY Geneseo
Steeplechase Alyssa Smith SUNY Geneseo
1500 Meters Rebecca Hammond Swarthmore
100 Meters Monique Anderson Texas Lutheran
Discus Kelly Allen Tufts
400 Meter Hurdles Jana Hieber Tufts
400 Meters Hulerie McGuffie UMass Boston
Hammer Krista Chauvin UMass Dartmouth
100 Meter Hurdles Victoria Goodenough Ursinus
Steeplechase Ashlyn Mauer UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Brooke Patterson UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Steph Rouse UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Jess Rupnow UW-Eau Claire
400 Meter Hurdles Erin Schoenfelder UW-Eau Claire
4×400 Relay Erin Schoenfelder UW-Eau Claire
Steeplechase Alyssa Sybilrud UW-Eau Claire
4×100 Relay Claire Elliott UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Claire Elliott UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Jenna Halvorson UW-La Crosse
200 Meters Meg Heafy UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Meg Heafy UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Shannon Klein UW-La Crosse
100 Meters Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
200 Meters Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
100 Meter Hurdles Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Jaime Ludwigson UW-La Crosse
4×400 Relay Rebecca Scheuermann UW-La Crosse
4×100 Relay Maya Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Long Jump Maya Vazquez UW-La Crosse
Heptathlon Jena Weigel UW-La Crosse
800 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
1500 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
5000 Meters Christy Cazzola UW-Oshkosh
1500 Meters McKenzie Kelly UW-Oshkosh
Hammer Samantha Loew UW-Oshkosh
200 Meters Alyssa Rasmussen UW-River Falls
400 Meters Alyssa Rasmussen UW-River Falls
10,000 Meters Alyssa Duncan UW-Whitewater
100 Meters Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
200 Meters Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
Long Jump Lexie Sondgeroth UW-Whitewater
4×100 Relay Sarah Boraas Wartburg
Steeplechase Sammi Bruett Wartburg
4×100 Relay Monique Davisson Wartburg
Triple Jump Monique Davisson Wartburg
Shot Put Kayla Hemann Wartburg
Discus Kayla Hemann Wartburg
400 Meters Kendra Kregel Wartburg
100 Meter Hurdles Tashina McAllister Wartburg
400 Meter Hurdles Tashina McAllister Wartburg
4×100 Relay Tashina McAllister Wartburg
4×100 Relay Libbey Schubert Wartburg
Discus Britlyn Sieck Wartburg
Long Jump Anne Diaz-Arrastia Washington (Mo.)
Pole Vault Anna Etherington Washington (Mo.)
Javelin Melissa Gilkey Washington (Mo.)
High Jump Jasmine Williams Washington (Mo.)
10,000 Meters Kristen Galligan Washington and Jefferson
400 Meters Cheyenne Mangold Washington and Jefferson
400 Meter Hurdles Cheyenne Mangold Washington and Jefferson
Pole Vault Marissa Kalsey Westminster (Pa.)
4×400 Relay Samantha Bennett Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Amanda Claflin Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Amanda Claflin Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Francesca Flynn Wheaton (Mass.)
400 Meters Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
100 Meter Hurdles Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Ashante Little Wheaton (Mass.)
4×400 Relay Meredith Scannell Wheaton (Mass.)
4×100 Relay Amber Spencer Wheaton (Mass.)
Javelin Kerry Wright Whitworth
Steeplechase Michaela Freeby Willamette
Pole Vault Jenna Adams Williams
Discus Amina Avril Williams
Hammer Amina Avril Williams
4×400 Relay Desiree Daring Williams
4×400 Relay Ashley Graves Williams
Triple Jump Tanasia Hoffler Williams
5000 Meters Kaleigh Kenny Williams
4×400 Relay Annie Lynch Williams
4×400 Relay Amanda Murashige Williams
High Jump Julie Eagle WPI
High Jump Laura Pumphrey WPI
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