A Michigan high school student says he’s been forced to leave his track team simply because of his hair. Mike Barker, a 17-year-old junior at West Iron County High School, recently styled his hair into a bright pink Mohawk to support his mother, who is battling breast cancer. When authorities allegedly told him to choose between his hair, which violated school policy, and the team, Barker says, “I picked family."
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Monday, March 31, 2014
World Junior Record-Tying Bromell Highlights National Athletes of the Week
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March 31, 2014
NEW ORLEANS – Given the weekend Baylor frosh Trayvon Bromell had at the Texas Relays, not even Division I Men’s National Athlete of the Week honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) on Monday could top his recent list of accomplishments.
USTFCCCA NATIONAL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Division I Division II Division III
Men:
Trayvon Bromell
(Baylor)
Women:
Shelbi Vaughan
(Texas A&M)
Men:
Justin Welch
(Findlay)
Women:
Samantha Elliott
(Johnson C. Smith)
Men:
Chancise Watkins
(La Verne)
Women:
Lucy Cheadle
(Washington (Mo.))
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That list is topped by his world-leading 10.01 (+1.5 m/s) win over 100 meters at the Texas Relays to equal the event’s World and American Junior Records.
With his win in the final, Bromell (St. Petersburg, Fla./Gibbs HS) entered into a four-way tie atop the World Junior record book with Darrel Brown (Trinidad, 2003), Jeff Demps (USA, 2008) and Yoshihide Kiryu (Japan, 2013) after having nearly equaled it the day prior with a 10.02 (0.9 m/s) in the prelims.
For comparison’s sake, Brown’s time was run in August, Demps’ in June and Kiryu’s at the end of April.
As if the times themselves weren’t impressive enough, this weekend marked his collegiate debut at 100 meters after just last weekend claiming the early-season top spot on the 200 meters qualifying list at 20.23w (+3.3 m/s) in his outdoor collegiate debut. He also ran a leg of the Bears’ third-place 4×100 relay two hours before his historic 100 meters showing.
The Texas Relays also produced the Division I Women’s National Athlete of the Week, as Texas A&M’s Shelbi Vaughan (Mansfield, Texas/Mansfield Legacy HS) kept it completely in-state with her winning 198-10 (60.61m) in the discus. Each and every one of her five legal throws would have garnered her the win in Austin, which she ultimately claimed by more than 24 feet with a 4½ foot personal best.
With her winning mark she moved into a tie at No. 10 on the all-time U.S. collegiate performers list with defending national champion and current member of The Bowerman Watch List Anna Jelmini of Arizona State, and also jumped to No. 10 on the 2014 world leaders list.
Division II men’s honoree Justin Welch of Findlay (Luckey, Ohio/Eastwood HS) turned in a historic throws performance of his own as he won the hammer throw at the Raleigh Relays with a mark of 230-1 (70.13m) by almost 20 feet over Michigan State’s Antonio James.
The mark is fourth-best among collegians in 2014 and No. 4 on the all-time Division II performers list.
Samantha Elliot of Johnson C. Smith (Kingston, Jamaica) earned the Division II women’s award following a weekend at the Raleigh Relays that saw her win the 400-meter hurdles in 57.52, giving her a share of the 2014 collegiate lead with Texas’ Danielle Dowie.
If she didn’t already occupy the No. 2 spot on the all-time DII performers list, it would have put her at No. 14. She also ran legs of the Division II-leading 4×100 relay and the Division’s second-fastest 4×400 relay.
La Verne’s Chancise Watkins (Blythe, Calif./Palo Verde Valley HS) earned the Division III Men’s National Athlete of the Week award following a pair of Division III-leading performances at 200 and 400 meters. He won both events at the SCIAC Quad in personal-best fashion, claiming the 200 in 21.29 into a stiff 1.1 m/s headwind and winning at 400 meters in 47.72.
He also ran a leg of La Verne’s winning 4×100 relay, which is ranked No. 2 in DIII.
Washington (Mo.)’s Lucy Cheadle (Seattle, Wash./Roosevelt HS) won the Division III women’s honor with her dominant performance in the 3000-meter steeplechase at her home Washington (Mo.) Invitational. Her school-record winning time of 10:29.58 was 45 seconds clear of the mixed Division II and III field, and is tops among DIII performances in 2014 by 15 seconds.
National Athletes of the Week are announced each Monday throughout the season, with male and female awards for all three NCAA Divisions. Nominations are open to the public and can be completed here.
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Sunday, March 30, 2014
Running USA Network
Issue 25-03-14 March 30, 2014
Upcoming Events
Ragnar Relay So Cal, Huntington Beach, CA, April 4
Hollywood Half-Marathon, 10K, 5K, Hollywood, CA, April 5
Santa Anita Derby Day 5K, Arcadia, CA, April 5
Cooper River Bridge Run 10K, Charleston, SC, April 5
Revel April Fools Half-Marathon and Shore Medical Center 7K, 11K, Atlantic City, NJ, April 5
MN Running with the Wolves, Minneapolis, MN, April 5
Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle, Chicago, IL, April 6
Transamerica Rock 'n' Roll San Francisco Half Marathon, San Francisco, CA, April 6
GO! St. Louis Marathon Weekend, St. Louis, MO, April 6
St. Jude Country Music Marathon and Half, Nashville, TN, April 6
Great Bay Half & 5K, Newmarket, NH, April 6
XTERRA Cheyenne Mountain Trail Run, Colorado Springs, CO, April 6
Harvard Pilgrim Middletown Half and 4 Mile, Middletown, CT, April 6
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Gebremeskel, Bleasdale Win 29th Carlsbad 5000; Lagat Sets USA 5K Road Record
CARLSBAD, Calif. (March 30, 2014) - Racing against 39-year-old multiple Olympic medalist and four-time w orld champion
Bernard Lagat at the 29th Carlsbad 5000, 24-year-old Dejen Gebremeskel (right, courtesy PhotoRun) of Ethiopia knew he had to use experience to his advantage on Sunday morning.
Employing two hard, sustained surges inside the final kilometer of the race, the three-time defending champion out-ran Lagat-and everyone else-to the tape, breaking it in 13 minutes and 13 seconds to claim his fourth straight victory. Lagat, who was racing in Carlsbad for the first time, held on for second in 13:18, breaking Marc Davis' longstanding American record of 13:24, set in 1996. Kenyan Augustine Choge
finished third in 13:22.
"To win here for the fourth time is very special," said Gebremeskel. "After the first mile, there was wind and I could not push. Bernard is a 1500m runner; that is his specialty and he has a good kick. I knew I could not sprint with him, so I had to go."
Read the rest of the recap by Dan Cruz on RunningUSA.org
GO! St. Louis Announces Elite Athlete Half Marathon Fields
ST. LOUIS - GO! St. Louis, a local not-for-profit organization that specializes in providing fitness events and programs for the region on a year-round basis, will once again play host to a field of professional distance runners competing in the GO! St. Louis Half Marathon presented by PNC Bank, set for Sunday, April 6. This year's race features a top prize of $5,000 for both the men's and women's winner.
Last year's runner-up,
Jordan Chipangama, headlines the men's field. Chipangama will be looking to finally get a win in St. Louis after finishing second at the 2013 GO! St. Louis Halloween 10K. The top entrant with local ties is former Edwardsville High School star Stephen Pifer, who is coming off a top ten finish at the U.S. 15K Championships.
The women's field features one of America's top road racers in
Kellyn Johnson. Johnson has run one hour, 12 minutes and 27 seconds for the half-marathon and is one of the most versatile road racers in the U.S., consistently competing in everything from the mile to the half marathon. She recently finished fourth at the USA Cross Country Championships in February.
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Chelimo, Johnson Crowned National Collegiate Running Association 10K Road Race Champions
RICHMOND, Va. (March 29, 2014) - The 15th edition Ukrop's Monument Avenue 10K presented by MARTIN'S was presented on Saturday, March 29 with more than 36,300 participants. The 10K hosted the first-ever Collegiate Running Association10K Road Race National Championships, which drew 1,390 college athletes to the streets of Richmond to compete for prize money.
UNC-Greensboro's Paul Chelimo, 23, took first place with a time of 29 minutes, 24 seconds followed closely by
Tyler McCandless (29:33). Chelimo was the runner-up in the 5,000m at the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. McCandless is a former NCAA All-American for Penn State University and current professional runner for Newton Running based out of Boulder, Co.
Kellyn Johnson, a multi-time NCAA All-American for Wichita State, took first place in the women's field with a time of 33:18. Johnson placed 4th at the 2014 USA XC Championships in February and went on to win the NACAC XC Championships in Trindad while representing Team USA. Susanna Sullivan, 23, finished second with a time of 33:42.
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GO! St. Louis Youth Programs Expand to Reach 15,500 Students in 2014
ST. LOUIS, Mo, - GO! St. Louis, a local not-for-profit organization that specializes in providing fitness events and programs for the region on a year-round basis, announced that the GO! St. Louis Read, Right & Run Marathon presented by Express Scripts, with support from Ameren and Mercy, has increased the number of schools and students participating in the nationally-acclaimed program, with more than 15,000 students in kindergarten through 5th grade.
The newly-created Middle School Milers program is focused on students in 6-8 grades, with the final goal of completing the GO! St. Louis 5K on April 5 in Forest Park. More than 500 students are taking part in the first-year program.
The innovative Read, Right & Run Marathon was started in 2001, and strives to develop reading-proficient, community-minded and physically fit children by challenging them to
READ 26 books, RIGHT the community with 26 good deeds, and RUN 26.2 miles over a six-month period
Read the rest of the story on RunningUSA.org
Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Donates Registration Funds to Oso Recovery
SEATTLE - Competitor Group, Inc. and the Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon & ½ Marathon have announced that all proceeds from race registrations taken on Saturday, March 22, the day of the tragic mudslide, will be donated to aid in the recovery of our neighbors in Oso, Washington.
Additionally, a 100% match of those proceeds will also be donated, bringing the total to $11,110. Funds will be given to the United Way and the Red Cross of Snohomish County.
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Olympian Nick Willis Returns to Defend Medtronic TC 1 Mile Crown
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Olympic silver
medalist Nick Willis will return to Minneapolis on Thursday, May 8 to defend the Medtronic TC 1 Mile title he won last year in record-setting fashion, race organizer Twin Cities In Motion
announced. Willis, the 1500-meter runner-up at the Beijing Games in 2008 for New Zealand, will target the course record of 3:56.1 he set last year and the $10,000 bonus that comes with bettering it.
The 10th anniversary Medtronic TC 1 Mile, to be held just two days after the 60th anniversary of Roger Bannister's first-ever sub-four-minute mile, will draw more than 3,000 runners to downtown Minneapolis for a full evening of racing. A festive Nicollet Mall atmosphere - where Minneapolitans enjoying the downtown nightlife cheer runners along the route - makes the Medtronic TC 1 Mile a unique event on the Minnesota and national running calendar.
"I'm excited to be returning to the Twin Cities to defend my title in the Medtronic TC 1 Mile," Willis told race organizers. "I was blown away by the size of the fields that went before our elite race, and it really pumped me up to run fast despite the cold temperatures last year. It is a fun event with one of the best prize purses available in our sport, so I hope to continue making it part of my yearly schedule."
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
Cal's 4x100 and Ristic Perform Well in Finals at Texas Relays
4x100 and Ristic Perform Well in Finals at Texas Relays
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AUSTIN, Texas – The California Golden Bears track & field team were in two finals on Saturday in Austin, Texas at the 87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays at Mike A. Myers Stadium. Senior Milan Ristic finished third in the 110-meter hurdles, after running a wind-aided 13.59 Saturday afternoon in the final. Additionally, Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team finished sixth with a time of 40.31 on Saturday after having qualified for the final Friday with a time of 40.24.
“We are really pleased with how sharp we were on the second day,” Director of track & field Tony Sandoval said on Saturday afternoon. “Milan’s time in the 110-meter hurdles would have been a career best, except it was just over 2.00 for wind, but he will continue to run even better as the season progresses. Sixth place in the relay out of lane one was very impressive, considering we qualified ninth in the prelims.”
Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team comprised of freshman Khalfani Muhammad, redshirt seniors Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver and Ristic posted a time of 40.31 and placed sixth in Saturday’s final. The Bears finished behind Florida, who set a new meet record (38.29), Texas A&M (38.30), Baylor (39.39), Auburn (39.17) and Louisiana Tech (39.66). Cal’s time in Saturday’s final was just behind their qualifying time on Friday of 40.24.
Ristic, who also competed earlier in the day in the 4x100 relay, had a very impressive showing in the 110-meter hurdles with a third place finish, posting a wind-aided time of 13.59 (+2.1). The transfer from UNC Asheville had qualified for the final yesterday with a new legal PR of 13.71, which is just one hundredth of a second behind the Serbian national record. In Saturday’s final, Ristic finished behind Texas A&M senior Wayne Davis II (13.442) and Florida senior Evan Lovett (13.448).
California now prepares for a very busy weekend ahead, as they will be sending various contingents to three separate meets; the San Francisco State Distance Festival (Friday, April 4), the Stanford Invitational (Friday and Saturday) and the tri-meet in Charlottesville, Va. against Virginia and Michigan (Saturday, April 5).
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium/Austin, Texas
California Results
Men
110-meter hurdles – 3. Milan Ristic 13.59w
4x100-meter relay – 6. Khalfani Muhammad, Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver, Milan Ristic 40.31
w - wind-aided
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AUSTIN, Texas – The California Golden Bears track & field team were in two finals on Saturday in Austin, Texas at the 87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays at Mike A. Myers Stadium. Senior Milan Ristic finished third in the 110-meter hurdles, after running a wind-aided 13.59 Saturday afternoon in the final. Additionally, Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team finished sixth with a time of 40.31 on Saturday after having qualified for the final Friday with a time of 40.24.
“We are really pleased with how sharp we were on the second day,” Director of track & field Tony Sandoval said on Saturday afternoon. “Milan’s time in the 110-meter hurdles would have been a career best, except it was just over 2.00 for wind, but he will continue to run even better as the season progresses. Sixth place in the relay out of lane one was very impressive, considering we qualified ninth in the prelims.”
Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team comprised of freshman Khalfani Muhammad, redshirt seniors Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver and Ristic posted a time of 40.31 and placed sixth in Saturday’s final. The Bears finished behind Florida, who set a new meet record (38.29), Texas A&M (38.30), Baylor (39.39), Auburn (39.17) and Louisiana Tech (39.66). Cal’s time in Saturday’s final was just behind their qualifying time on Friday of 40.24.
Ristic, who also competed earlier in the day in the 4x100 relay, had a very impressive showing in the 110-meter hurdles with a third place finish, posting a wind-aided time of 13.59 (+2.1). The transfer from UNC Asheville had qualified for the final yesterday with a new legal PR of 13.71, which is just one hundredth of a second behind the Serbian national record. In Saturday’s final, Ristic finished behind Texas A&M senior Wayne Davis II (13.442) and Florida senior Evan Lovett (13.448).
California now prepares for a very busy weekend ahead, as they will be sending various contingents to three separate meets; the San Francisco State Distance Festival (Friday, April 4), the Stanford Invitational (Friday and Saturday) and the tri-meet in Charlottesville, Va. against Virginia and Michigan (Saturday, April 5).
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium/Austin, Texas
California Results
Men
110-meter hurdles – 3. Milan Ristic 13.59w
4x100-meter relay – 6. Khalfani Muhammad, Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver, Milan Ristic 40.31
w - wind-aided
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Texas Relays Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Final)
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium - Austin, TX
March 26-29, 2014
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2:50pm - Saturday March 29
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Event List
Results
Start List
Records
Record
Athletes
Affiliation
Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Place Athlete Time Wind
1 Wayne Davis II
SR - Texas A&M 13.45 +2.1 [13.442]
2 Eddie Lovett
SR - Florida 13.45 +2.1 [13.448]
3 Milan Ristic
SR - California 13.59 +2.1
4 Vincent Wyatt
JR - Radford 13.67 +2.1
5 Spencer Dunkerley-Offor
FR - Texas 13.90 +2.1
6 Yanick Hart
FR - Florida 14.02 +2.1
7 William Gibbs
FR - Houston 14.22 +2.1
8 Gary Ford
JR - Auburn 14.36 +2.1
9 Miller Moss
Unattached 14.71 +2.1
Mike A. Myers Stadium - Austin, TX
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Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Final)
2:50pm - Saturday March 29
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Event List
Results
Start List
Records
Record
Athletes
Affiliation
Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Place Athlete Time Wind
1 Wayne Davis II
SR - Texas A&M 13.45 +2.1 [13.442]
2 Eddie Lovett
SR - Florida 13.45 +2.1 [13.448]
3 Milan Ristic
SR - California 13.59 +2.1
4 Vincent Wyatt
JR - Radford 13.67 +2.1
5 Spencer Dunkerley-Offor
FR - Texas 13.90 +2.1
6 Yanick Hart
FR - Florida 14.02 +2.1
7 William Gibbs
FR - Houston 14.22 +2.1
8 Gary Ford
JR - Auburn 14.36 +2.1
9 Miller Moss
Unattached 14.71 +2.1
Texas Relays Men's 400 Meter Relay University C Littlefield (Final)
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium - Austin, TX
March 26-29, 2014
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Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Place Team Time
1 Florida 38.29
2 Texas A&M 38.30
3 Baylor 39.09
4 Auburn 39.17
5 Louisiana Tech 39.66
6 California
K Muhammad, D Oliver, M Ristic, T Blocker 40.31
7 Texas 40.51
8 TCU 41.13
9 Cornell 41.45
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Records
Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Place Team Time
1 Florida 38.29
2 Texas A&M 38.30
3 Baylor 39.09
4 Auburn 39.17
5 Louisiana Tech 39.66
6 California
K Muhammad, D Oliver, M Ristic, T Blocker 40.31
7 Texas 40.51
8 TCU 41.13
9 Cornell 41.45
Texas Relays Men's 400 Meter Relay University CLittlefield (Final) Start List
7th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium - Austin, TX
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Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Section 1
Section 1
Lane Team Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4
1 California Khalfani Muhammad Dash Oliver Milan Ristic Tom Blocker
2 Texas
3 Louisiana Tech
4 Baylor
5 Texas A&M
6 Florida
7 Auburn
8 TCU
9 Cornell
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Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Section 1
Section 1
Lane Team Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4
1 California Khalfani Muhammad Dash Oliver Milan Ristic Tom Blocker
2 Texas
3 Louisiana Tech
4 Baylor
5 Texas A&M
6 Florida
7 Auburn
8 TCU
9 Cornell
Texas Relays Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Final) Start List
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
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Records
Record
Athletes
Affiliation
Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Section 1
Section 1
Lane Athlete Affiliation
1 Keyunta Hayes UTSA
2 Gary Ford Auburn
3 Vincent Wyatt Radford
4 Milan Ristic California
5 Eddie Lovett Florida
6 Wayne Davis II Texas A&M
7 Spencer Dunkerley-Offor Texas
8 Yanick Hart Florida
9 William Gibbs Houston
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Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Final)
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Record
Athletes
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Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Section 1
Section 1
Lane Athlete Affiliation
1 Keyunta Hayes UTSA
2 Gary Ford Auburn
3 Vincent Wyatt Radford
4 Milan Ristic California
5 Eddie Lovett Florida
6 Wayne Davis II Texas A&M
7 Spencer Dunkerley-Offor Texas
8 Yanick Hart Florida
9 William Gibbs Houston
Texas Relays Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Prelim) Heat 3 Results
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Prelim)
10:15am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Heat Results
Start List
Records
Record
Athletes
Affiliation
Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Heat 6
Heat 7
Heat 3
Wind: +0.6
Place Athlete Time
1 Milan Ristic
SR - California 13.71 q
2 Yanick Hart
FR - Florida 13.98 q [13.974]
3 Michael Prejean
SO - Prairie View 14.18
4 Sylvester Baisden
SR - Grambling 14.19 [14.185]
5 Joshua Lamers
SO - LSU 14.20
6 Tramaine Maloney
SO - Texas Tech 14.23
7 Robert Semien
JR - Mississippi 14.44
8 Rhys Phillips
FR - Baylor 14.77
10:15am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Heat Results
Start List
Records
Record
Athletes
Affiliation
Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Heat 6
Heat 7
Heat 3
Wind: +0.6
Place Athlete Time
1 Milan Ristic
SR - California 13.71 q
2 Yanick Hart
FR - Florida 13.98 q [13.974]
3 Michael Prejean
SO - Prairie View 14.18
4 Sylvester Baisden
SR - Grambling 14.19 [14.185]
5 Joshua Lamers
SO - LSU 14.20
6 Tramaine Maloney
SO - Texas Tech 14.23
7 Robert Semien
JR - Mississippi 14.44
8 Rhys Phillips
FR - Baylor 14.77
Texas Relays Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Prelim)
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles University (Prelim)
10:15am - Friday March 28
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Time
Date
World Record (!) Dayron Robles CUB 12.87 2008
American Record ($) David Oliver Nike 12.89 2010
Collegiate Record (%) Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 13.00 1979
Myers Std Record (S) Larry Wade Unattached 13.13 2004
Place Athlete Time Wind Ht(Pl)
1 Eddie Lovett
SR - Florida 13.62 q +0.5 2(1)
2 Wayne Davis II
SR - Texas A&M 13.64 q -0.2 1(1)
3 Milan Ristic
SR - California 13.71 q +0.6 3(1)
4 Spencer Dunkerley-Offor
FR - Texas 13.84 q +0.5 2(2)
5 Vincent Wyatt
JR - Radford 13.92 q +0.5 2(3)
6 Yanick Hart
FR - Florida 13.98 q +0.6 [13.974] 3(2)
7 Gary Ford
JR - Auburn 13.98 q +1.9 [13.978] 4(1)
8 William Gibbs
FR - Houston 14.01 q +1.9 4(2)
9 Keyunta Hayes
UTSA 14.03 q +1.9 4(3)
10 Bryce Grace
SO - Baylor 14.16 +0.5 2(4)
11 Moriel Pitt
SO - Florida 14.17 +2.3 5(1)
12 Michael Prejean
SO - Prairie View 14.18 +0.6 3(3)
13 Joshua Thompson
JR - LSU 14.19 +0.5 [14.185] 2(5)
13 Sylvester Baisden
SR - Grambling 14.19 +0.6 [14.185] 3(4)
15 Joshua Lamers
SO - LSU 14.20 +0.6 3(5)
16 Torrey Campbell
SO - Auburn 14.21 -0.2 [14.201] 1(2)
17 Vernon Jamison
JR - Northern Arizona 14.21 -0.2 [14.208] 1(3)
18 Tramaine Maloney
SO - Texas Tech 14.23 +0.6 3(6)
19 Isaac Williams
SO - Houston 14.25 -0.2 1(4)
20 Max Hairston
SO - Cornell 14.30 -0.2 1(5)
21 Terrell Singleton
FR - Kennesaw State 14.32 +1.9 4(4)
22 Josiah Sims
SR - Wash State 14.42 +2.3 5(2)
23 Matthew Viverette
SR - Sam Houston St. 14.43 -0.2 1(6)
24 Robert Semien
JR - Mississippi 14.44 +0.6 3(7)
25 Renan Palma
SR - UT-Arlington 14.45 +2.3 5(3)
26 Abram Taylor
SR - SE Louisiana 14.48 +2.1 7(1)
27 Matthias Wicks
SR - Oklahoma 14.50 +1.9 4(5)
28 Erich Seals
SR - Southern 14.54 +2.1 7(2)
29 Alex McCune
JR - Akron 14.55 +1.8 6(1)
30 Javon Davis
JR - Miss State 14.56 -0.2 1(7)
31 Evan Warnick
SO - Louisiana Tech 14.57 +1.8 6(2)
32 Garrett Gerling
JR - Wash State 14.61 +1.8 [14.603] 6(3)
33 Taylor Andrews
SO - Army 14.61 +1.9 [14.606] 4(6)
34 Brent Giddens
JR - Northwestern St. 14.61 +2.1 [14.607] 7(3)
35 Larry Donald
FR - Arkansas 14.71 +0.5 2(6)
36 Rhys Phillips
FR - Baylor 14.77 +0.6 3(8)
37 Keenun Guillory
JR - Grambling 14.78 +2.3 [14.771] 5(4)
38 Martin Solomon
SR - UL-Monroe 14.78 +1.8 [14.775] 6(4)
39 Dorian Powell-Harris
JR - Kennesaw State 14.88 +2.1 7(4)
40 Tyler Agee
SR - So. Alabama 14.95 +0.5 2(7)
41 Kendall Hayes
SR - Louisiana Tech 15.00 +2.3 5(5)
42 Reggie Davis
SO - Texas Southern 15.03 +2.1 7(5)
43 Jay Roberson
FR - Sam Houston St. 15.50 +1.8 6(5)
44 Cody Rhodes
JR - Steph F. Austin 15.58 +2.1 7(6)
45 Marcus Phillips
SO - Army 15.71 +2.1 7(7)
46 Brad Culp
FR - Arkansas 15.75 +2.3 5(6)
FS Shujaa Benson
JR - Texas Tech
Texas Relays Men's 400 Meter Relay University C Littlefield (Prelim) Start List Heat 2
Men's 400 Meter Relay University C Littlefield (Prelim)
9:55am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Heat Results
Start List
Records
Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Heat 2
Lane Team Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4
2 Army Jason Wilkes Jose Santana Kyle Wolffe Michael Hoffman
3 Air Force Chandler Myers Josh Nielsen Jake Spuller David Ptacek
4 LIU Brooklyn Tyquan Dukes Brendon Rodney Dannish Walker-Khan Mikhail Williamson
5 TCU Lavon Collins Sam Watts Ronnie Baker Malik Summers
6 Arkansas Curtis Brown Jarrion Lawson Neil Braddy Omar McLeod
7 California Khalfani Muhammad Dash Oliver Milan Ristic Tom Blocker
8 Northwestern St. Christian Willis Justin Walker Keenan Jackson Aaron Williams
9 Kennesaw State Reagan Beal Drew Duggans Rasmus Rooks Bilal Abdullah
9:55am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Heat Results
Start List
Records
Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Heat 1
Heat 2
Heat 3
Heat 4
Heat 5
Heat 2
Lane Team Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3 Leg 4
2 Army Jason Wilkes Jose Santana Kyle Wolffe Michael Hoffman
3 Air Force Chandler Myers Josh Nielsen Jake Spuller David Ptacek
4 LIU Brooklyn Tyquan Dukes Brendon Rodney Dannish Walker-Khan Mikhail Williamson
5 TCU Lavon Collins Sam Watts Ronnie Baker Malik Summers
6 Arkansas Curtis Brown Jarrion Lawson Neil Braddy Omar McLeod
7 California Khalfani Muhammad Dash Oliver Milan Ristic Tom Blocker
8 Northwestern St. Christian Willis Justin Walker Keenan Jackson Aaron Williams
9 Kennesaw State Reagan Beal Drew Duggans Rasmus Rooks Bilal Abdullah
Texas Relays Men's 400 Meter Relay University C Littlefield (Prelim)
Men's 400 Meter Relay University C Littlefield (Prelim)
9:55am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Start List
Records
Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Place Team Time Ht(Pl)
1 Texas A&M
P Hardy, Jr., S Hart, M Bryan, D Lendore 38.71 q 4(1)
2 Florida
A Wright, H Graham, Jr, A Hall, D Dukes 39.06 q 5(1)
3 Baylor
T Bromell, B Heriot, E Walker, A Reece 39.35 q 5(2)
4 Auburn
T Smith, M Cheeks, K Henderson, K Brock 39.58 q 3(1)
5 Louisiana Tech
D Henderson, T Hadnot, J Hicks, D Richardson 39.95 q 5(3)
6 TCU
L Collins, S Watts, R Baker, M Summers 40.00 q 2(1)
7 Texas
C Anumnu, Z Bilderback, C Anumnu, S Givans 40.06 q 3(2)
8 Cornell
J McCollin, L Gibson, B Hortelano-Roig, K Ojukwu 40.15 q 5(4)
9 California
K Muhammad, D Oliver, M Ristic, T Blocker 40.24 q 2(2)
10 Clemson
J Abdul-Mateen, T Hester, E Britton, R Lewis 40.34 1(1)
11 Notre Dame
J Atkinson, C Giesting, K Mesidor, P Feeney 40.45 1(2)
12 Utah State
J Bautista, N Bowens, S Pimentel, C Lambourne 40.60 3(3)
13 Sam Houston St.
J Jenkins, K Mitchell, R Jones, J Wright 40.72 3(4)
14 Mississippi
R Semien, M Granger, C Serrette, J Miller 40.79 4(2)
15 Texas Tech
T Johnson, D Extol, D Tennon, J Richards III 40.84 5(5)
16 North Texas
K Sowells, C Collins, C Pryor, C Heard 40.96 4(3)
17 Houston
L Collins, C Burrell, J Arnett, E Nolan 41.05 4(4)
18 Texas State
R Hatton, R Reed, W Murray, A George 41.06 3(5)
19 Steph F. Austin
H Hawkins, C Brown-Stewart, T Crowder, T Caudle 41.09 3(6)
20 Kennesaw State
R Beal, D Duggans, R Rooks, B Abdullah 41.11 2(3)
21 LIU Brooklyn
T Dukes, B Rodney, D Walker-Khan, M Williamson 41.13 2(4)
22 Prairie View
K Campbell, J Powell, M Prejean, J Evans 41.25 3(7)
23 Albany
R Harris III, J Teemer, D Williams Jr., K Morris 41.28 4(5)
24 UT-Arlington
C Clark, Q Butler, C Newson, A Gabriel 41.37 1(3)
25 Grambling
A Hall, K Cowan, D Davis, K Thomas 41.50 4(6)
26 Northwestern St.
C Willis, J Walker, K Jackson, A Williams 41.54 2(5)
27 Incarnate Word
K Lott, B Reeves, D Lopez, C DeWitt 41.72 1(4)
28 UCLA
B Selig, A Hall, M Simon, Y Merriweather 41.73 3(8)
29 Texas Southern
B Baskin, J Lacroix, J Lacroix, M Holmes 41.81 4(7)
30 Army
J Wilkes, J Santana, K Wolffe, M Hoffman 41.85 2(6)
31 Northern Arizona
C Coleman, T Schneider, M Lyles, V Jamison 42.06 1(5)
32 Air Force
C Myers, J Nielsen, J Spuller, D Ptacek 42.40 2(7)
33 Ark-Pine Bluff
W David, J Cooper, J Woods, J Wilson 42.79 5(6)
DNF Arkansas
C Brown, J Lawson, N Braddy, O McLeod
DNF Abilene Christian
M Golden, J Farquarshon, O Allyene-Forte, D Hogg
DNF Jackson State
C Smith, B McGee, T Johnson, J Wilson
9:55am - Friday March 28
Official
Event List
Compiled Results
Start List
Records
Record
Team
Time
Date
World Record (!) Jamaica 37.10 2008
American Record ($) US National Team 37.40 1992
Collegiate Record (%) TCU 38.04 1998
Myers Std Record (S) HSI 37.88 2001
Place Team Time Ht(Pl)
1 Texas A&M
P Hardy, Jr., S Hart, M Bryan, D Lendore 38.71 q 4(1)
2 Florida
A Wright, H Graham, Jr, A Hall, D Dukes 39.06 q 5(1)
3 Baylor
T Bromell, B Heriot, E Walker, A Reece 39.35 q 5(2)
4 Auburn
T Smith, M Cheeks, K Henderson, K Brock 39.58 q 3(1)
5 Louisiana Tech
D Henderson, T Hadnot, J Hicks, D Richardson 39.95 q 5(3)
6 TCU
L Collins, S Watts, R Baker, M Summers 40.00 q 2(1)
7 Texas
C Anumnu, Z Bilderback, C Anumnu, S Givans 40.06 q 3(2)
8 Cornell
J McCollin, L Gibson, B Hortelano-Roig, K Ojukwu 40.15 q 5(4)
9 California
K Muhammad, D Oliver, M Ristic, T Blocker 40.24 q 2(2)
10 Clemson
J Abdul-Mateen, T Hester, E Britton, R Lewis 40.34 1(1)
11 Notre Dame
J Atkinson, C Giesting, K Mesidor, P Feeney 40.45 1(2)
12 Utah State
J Bautista, N Bowens, S Pimentel, C Lambourne 40.60 3(3)
13 Sam Houston St.
J Jenkins, K Mitchell, R Jones, J Wright 40.72 3(4)
14 Mississippi
R Semien, M Granger, C Serrette, J Miller 40.79 4(2)
15 Texas Tech
T Johnson, D Extol, D Tennon, J Richards III 40.84 5(5)
16 North Texas
K Sowells, C Collins, C Pryor, C Heard 40.96 4(3)
17 Houston
L Collins, C Burrell, J Arnett, E Nolan 41.05 4(4)
18 Texas State
R Hatton, R Reed, W Murray, A George 41.06 3(5)
19 Steph F. Austin
H Hawkins, C Brown-Stewart, T Crowder, T Caudle 41.09 3(6)
20 Kennesaw State
R Beal, D Duggans, R Rooks, B Abdullah 41.11 2(3)
21 LIU Brooklyn
T Dukes, B Rodney, D Walker-Khan, M Williamson 41.13 2(4)
22 Prairie View
K Campbell, J Powell, M Prejean, J Evans 41.25 3(7)
23 Albany
R Harris III, J Teemer, D Williams Jr., K Morris 41.28 4(5)
24 UT-Arlington
C Clark, Q Butler, C Newson, A Gabriel 41.37 1(3)
25 Grambling
A Hall, K Cowan, D Davis, K Thomas 41.50 4(6)
26 Northwestern St.
C Willis, J Walker, K Jackson, A Williams 41.54 2(5)
27 Incarnate Word
K Lott, B Reeves, D Lopez, C DeWitt 41.72 1(4)
28 UCLA
B Selig, A Hall, M Simon, Y Merriweather 41.73 3(8)
29 Texas Southern
B Baskin, J Lacroix, J Lacroix, M Holmes 41.81 4(7)
30 Army
J Wilkes, J Santana, K Wolffe, M Hoffman 41.85 2(6)
31 Northern Arizona
C Coleman, T Schneider, M Lyles, V Jamison 42.06 1(5)
32 Air Force
C Myers, J Nielsen, J Spuller, D Ptacek 42.40 2(7)
33 Ark-Pine Bluff
W David, J Cooper, J Woods, J Wilson 42.79 5(6)
DNF Arkansas
C Brown, J Lawson, N Braddy, O McLeod
DNF Abilene Christian
M Golden, J Farquarshon, O Allyene-Forte, D Hogg
DNF Jackson State
C Smith, B McGee, T Johnson, J Wilson
Bears Qualify for Two Finals Friday at Texas Relays
Bears Qualify for Two Finals Friday at Texas Relays
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AUSTIN, Texas – The California Golden Bears track & field team had seven student-athletes compete in Austin, Texas in the 87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Friday at Mike A. Myers Stadium. Though the weather wasn’t cooperating, Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team qualified for the final on Saturday with a time of 40.24, which was their best time thus far this season. In addition, senior Milan Ristic set a PR in the 110-meter hurdles, shattering his previous best with a 13.71 on Friday morning and qualified for the final. Redshirt sophomore Jonte Grant also had an impressive day in the triple jump, coming close to his personal best, obtaining a mark of 50-6.25 (15.40m) and placing third.
“Large hail and thunderstorms hampered the meet throughout the day with delays that effected warm ups,” Director of track & field Tony Sandoval said from Austin on Saturday night. “We're pleased that the 4x100 relay and Milan are in the finals tomorrow. Jonte and Malaina also jumped well under these conditions.”
Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team comprised of freshman Khalfani Muhammad, redshirt seniors Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver and Ristic opened the morning on a high note for the Bears, posting a 40.24. Their time in heat number two held up as the ninth best time during the preliminary heats, qualifying them for Saturday afternoon’s final, which is set to start at approximately 11:30 a.m. PT.
Ristic followed up his relay success with some individual accolades, breaking through with a 13.71 in the 110-meter hurdles and qualifying with the third best time. He shattered his previous PR of 13.88, set back in 2012 prior to his transfer from UNC Asheville. Ristic was behind Florida senior Evan Lovett (13.62) and Texas A&M senior Wayne Davis II (13.64), as the three were definitely the class of the preliminary round.
Blocker also impressed in the 100-meters, clocking a time of 10.56, which is below his personal best, but is certainly a promising start to his final outdoor season for the Golden Bears. Muhammad’s time of 10.71 was a bit below his previous outing in Sacramento last weekend (10.60), but he is showing continued improvement from his indoor campaign.
Grant, a Hayward native, rebounded from fouls on his first and third attempts to post a solid mark of 50-6.25 on his fourth jump, which is just four-and-a-half inches shy of his PR set in February of this year during the indoor season at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships in Seattle. Payton also did well despite the conditions, posting a mark of 20-0.25 (6.10m) in the long jump competition, placing seventh.
The men’s 4x100-meter relay (approx. 11:30 a.m. PT) and Ristic (110-meter hurdles at approx. 12:50 p.m. PT) will be in action on Saturday in Austin for the finals of their respective events. The Texas Relays are being broadcast live on the Longhorn Network and fans can also follow along live here.
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium/Austin, Texas
California Results
Men
100-meters (prelims) – 26. Tom Blocker 10.56; 43. Khalfani Muhammad 10.71; 48. Dash Oliver 10.76
110-meter hurdles (prelims) – 3. Milan Ristic 13.71q
4x100-meter relay (prelims) – 9. Khalfani Muhammad, Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver, Milan Ristic 40.24q
Triple Jump – 3. Jonte Grant 50-6.25 (15.40m)
Women
100-meters (prelims) – 15. Charnell Price 11.74; 70. Malaina Payton 12.47
Long Jump – 7. Malaina Payton 20-0.25 (6.10m)
q- Qualified for Saturday’s final
Cal Bears Track & Field
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AUSTIN, Texas – The California Golden Bears track & field team had seven student-athletes compete in Austin, Texas in the 87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Friday at Mike A. Myers Stadium. Though the weather wasn’t cooperating, Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team qualified for the final on Saturday with a time of 40.24, which was their best time thus far this season. In addition, senior Milan Ristic set a PR in the 110-meter hurdles, shattering his previous best with a 13.71 on Friday morning and qualified for the final. Redshirt sophomore Jonte Grant also had an impressive day in the triple jump, coming close to his personal best, obtaining a mark of 50-6.25 (15.40m) and placing third.
“Large hail and thunderstorms hampered the meet throughout the day with delays that effected warm ups,” Director of track & field Tony Sandoval said from Austin on Saturday night. “We're pleased that the 4x100 relay and Milan are in the finals tomorrow. Jonte and Malaina also jumped well under these conditions.”
Cal’s 4x100-meter relay team comprised of freshman Khalfani Muhammad, redshirt seniors Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver and Ristic opened the morning on a high note for the Bears, posting a 40.24. Their time in heat number two held up as the ninth best time during the preliminary heats, qualifying them for Saturday afternoon’s final, which is set to start at approximately 11:30 a.m. PT.
Ristic followed up his relay success with some individual accolades, breaking through with a 13.71 in the 110-meter hurdles and qualifying with the third best time. He shattered his previous PR of 13.88, set back in 2012 prior to his transfer from UNC Asheville. Ristic was behind Florida senior Evan Lovett (13.62) and Texas A&M senior Wayne Davis II (13.64), as the three were definitely the class of the preliminary round.
Blocker also impressed in the 100-meters, clocking a time of 10.56, which is below his personal best, but is certainly a promising start to his final outdoor season for the Golden Bears. Muhammad’s time of 10.71 was a bit below his previous outing in Sacramento last weekend (10.60), but he is showing continued improvement from his indoor campaign.
Grant, a Hayward native, rebounded from fouls on his first and third attempts to post a solid mark of 50-6.25 on his fourth jump, which is just four-and-a-half inches shy of his PR set in February of this year during the indoor season at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships in Seattle. Payton also did well despite the conditions, posting a mark of 20-0.25 (6.10m) in the long jump competition, placing seventh.
The men’s 4x100-meter relay (approx. 11:30 a.m. PT) and Ristic (110-meter hurdles at approx. 12:50 p.m. PT) will be in action on Saturday in Austin for the finals of their respective events. The Texas Relays are being broadcast live on the Longhorn Network and fans can also follow along live here.
87th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays
Mike A. Myers Stadium/Austin, Texas
California Results
Men
100-meters (prelims) – 26. Tom Blocker 10.56; 43. Khalfani Muhammad 10.71; 48. Dash Oliver 10.76
110-meter hurdles (prelims) – 3. Milan Ristic 13.71q
4x100-meter relay (prelims) – 9. Khalfani Muhammad, Tom Blocker, Dash Oliver, Milan Ristic 40.24q
Triple Jump – 3. Jonte Grant 50-6.25 (15.40m)
Women
100-meters (prelims) – 15. Charnell Price 11.74; 70. Malaina Payton 12.47
Long Jump – 7. Malaina Payton 20-0.25 (6.10m)
q- Qualified for Saturday’s final
Cal Bears Track & Field
CALIFORNIA TRACK INDEX 2014
CALIFORNIA TRACK INDEX 2014
by Keith Conning
keithconning@aol.com
This is an alphabetical list of athletes that have competed for high schools and colleges in California.
A.J. Acosta (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2006; Oregon 2011)
Philip Adam (St. Joseph HS, Santa Maria 2006; Rice 2011)
Matt Airola (Bret Harte HS, Altaville 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012; Alabama 2014)
Kyle Alcorn (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2003; Oregon 2005; Arizona State 2008)
Dennis Aliotta (Monsignor Farrell HS, Staten Island NY 2007; Moorpark JC 2010; East Carolina 2013)
Tony Allmond (St. Paul HS, Santa Fe Springs 2000; Mt. San Antonio CC 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Brendan Ames (Central HS, Cheyenne, WY 2007; Kentucky 2008; USC 2011)
Jeshua Anderson (Taft HS, Woodland Hills 2007; Washington State 2011)
Jordan Andrade (Mt. San Antonio College)
Nick Arciniaga (Fountain Valley HS 2001; Cal St. Fullerton 2005)
Nick Armstrong (Poly HS, Long Beach; Cerritos College; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Dominique Arnold (Wilson HS, Long Beach 1991; Long Beach CC 1993; Washington State 1996)
Robert “Jake” Arnold (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2002; Arizona 2007)
Bolota Asmerom (J.W. McAteer HS, San Francisco 1996; California 2001)
Michael Atchoo (Troy HS, MI 2010; Stanford)
Nkosinza Balumbu (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; Arkansas 2009)
Diondre Batson (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012; Alabama 2014)
Scott Bauhs (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville 2004; Chico State 2008)
Chris Benard (Santiago HS, Corona 2008; Riverside CC 2010; Arizona State 2012)
Brandon Bethke (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2005; Wisconsin 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Fernada Blakely (Blount HS, Prichard, AL 2000; Pasadena CC 2003; Mississippi State 2005)
Tim Bogdanoff (Buchanan HS, Clovis 1998; Georgia Tech 1999; California 2003)
Ato Boldon (Jamaica HS, Queens, NY; Piedmont Hills HS, San Jose 1991; UCLA)
Aris Borjas (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2004; Fresno CC 2006; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2007)
Ryan Brandel (Rex Putnam HS, Milwaukie, OR 2002; Clackamas CC 2003; Cal State Sacramento 2006; Oregon 2007)
Chris Brewer (Rancho Buena Vista HS; Oregon)
James Brewer (University of Bath, England; California 2010)
Keinan Briggs (Valencia HS, Palencia 2002; Orange Coast JC 2003; CS Los Angeles 2006)
Ronald Brookins (Helix HS, La Mesa 2007; Cal State Sacramento 2011)
Aaron Brown (Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2010; USC 2014)
Russell Brown (Hanover HS, NH 2003; Stanford 2008)
Ben Bruce (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego 2000; San Diego Mesa CC 2002; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Giorgio Bryant (Bossier HS, Bossier City, LA 2008; Riverside CC 2009; Western Texas College 2010; Cal State Los Angeles 2012)
Noah Bryant (Carpinteria HS 2002; Southern California 2007)
Nicholas Bultman (West Ranch HS 2013; Cal Poly SLO 2017)
Fernando Cabada (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2000; Arkansas 2003; Virginia Intermont 2006)
Johnathan Cabral (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 2011; Oregon 2015)
Randall Carroll (Cathedral HS, Los Angeles 2009; UCLA 2013)
Johnny Carter (Ridgeview HS 2011; Academy of Art)
Ronald Carter (Junipero Serra HS, San Juan Capistrano 2002; CS Long Beach 2006) Marquis Cherry (Diamond Ranch HS; Mt. SAC)
Jonathan Clark (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCLA 2011)
Bryan Clay (Castle HS, Keneohe, HI 1998; Azusa Pacific 2002)
Michael Coe (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2006; California 2011)
Reindell Cole (Desert Pines HS, Las Vegas, NV 2006; CS Northridge 2011)
Durrell Coleman (Rockwall HS, TX 2006; Stanford 2010)
Josh Como (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2006; Riverside CC 2008; CS Los Angeles 2011)
Remington (Remy) Conaster (Capistrano Valley HS, Mission Viejo 2009; Saddleback CC 2012; USC 2014)
Jeff Coover (La Jolla HS 2006; Indiana 2010)
Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009)
Val Pierre Dai’Re (Buhach Colony HS, Atwater 2005; Fresno State 2010)
Aaron Dan (Esperanza HS 2005; USC 2010)
James Davis (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 1994; Colorado 1999)
Andrew Dawson (Vallejo HS 2004; Central Arizona College 2006; Tennessee 2008)
Ethan Dejongh (Mt. Whitney HS, Visalia 2008; Fresno Pacific 2012)
Dustin DeLeo (Los Alamitos HS 2004; UCLA 2009)
Chris Derrick (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville, IL 2008; Stanford 2012)
Julian DeRubira (Santa Margarita HS; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Parker Deuel (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville; Alabama)
Casey DiCesare (Irvington HS, NY; UCLA 2011)
Ian Dobson (Klamath Union HS, Klamath Falls, OR 2000; Stanford 2005)
Amar Dholakia (Esperanza HS, Anaheim; UC Davis)
Corbin Duer (Bishop Kelly HS, Boise, ID; Cal Poly SLO 2011)
Colin Dunbar (Santa Barbara HS; Moorpark CC; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Derek Eager (Tahoma HS, Covington, WA 2010; UCLA 2014)
Jesse Elvrom (Yelm HS, WA 2009; Sacramento State)
Tetlo Emmen (West HS, Torrance 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2013)
Craig Everhart (Davis HS, Yakima, WA 2001; Lincoln HS, Tacoma, WA 2002; UCLA 2006)
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon HS, Carlsbad 2012; Georgetown)
Viktor Fajoyomi (Rakoczi Ferenc Kszki HS; USC)
Alec Faldermeyer (Minisink Valley HS, Slate Hill, NY 2010; UCLA 2014)
Daniel Farmer (Torrey Pines HS)
German Fernandez (Riverbank HS 2008; Oklahoma State 2013)
Dylan Ferris (East Forsyth HS, Kernersville, NC 2008; Stanford 2012)
Chris Figures (Bakersfield JC 2002; CS Bakersfield 2005)
Mac Fleet (University City HS, San Diego 2009; Oregon 2013)
Eric Flores (Custer HS, SD 2006; Black Hills State, Spearfish, SD 2009; Cal Lutheran 2011)
Francis Gadayan (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco 2006; CCSF; California)
Greg Garza (Indio HS 2003; UCLA 2008)
Giliat Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2002; California 2007)
Yosef Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2010)
Dominic Giovannoni (Napa HS 2008; Northern Arizona 2009; UCLA)
Brett Gotcher (Aptos HS 2002; Stanford 2007)
Jimmy Grabow (Rim of the World HS, Lake Arrowhead; Cal State Long Beach 2007)
Brent Gray (Banning HS, Wilmington 2004; Long Beach CC 2006; CS Long Beach 2008)
Neelon Greenwood (Fairfield HS 2006; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma 2010)
Brendan Gregg (Davis HS 2007; Stanford 2012)
Mickey Grimes (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 1995; Riverside CC 1997; Abilene Christian 1998)
Ryan Hall (Big Bear HS, Big Bear City 2001; Stanford 2005)
Michael Hancock (Washington HS, Denver 2008; Long Beach CC 2010; Iowa Central CC 2011)
Aleec Harris (Duluth HS, Norcross, GA 2009; Barton County CC, Great Bend, KS 2011; USC 2013)
Elliott Heath (Winona HS, MN 2008; Stanford 2012)
Garrett Heath (Winona HS, MN 2004; Stanford 2009)
Trey Henderson (Vancouver College HS, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; USC 2011)
Hector Hernandez (Mar Vista HS 1991)
Devin Hickey (Vista HS; Long Beach State)
Derick Hinch (Placer HS, Auburn 2009; Cuesta College; Arizona State 2014)
Ted Hooper (Arcadia HS; Cal Riverside)
Carl Horsley (Skyline HS, Oakland; Cal Northridge)
Graeme Hoste (Claremont HS 2004; Stanford 2008)
Shaquille Howard (Poly HS, Long Beach; Academy of Art University)
Tran Howell (Los Angeles HS 2006; Los Angeles Southwest CC 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Joey Hughes (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2008; USC 2012)
Collin Jarvis (Rancho Buena Vista HS 2009; California 2014)
Mark Jellison (Connecticut 2003)
Sam Jeter (King HS, Riverside 2007; Riverside CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Charles Jock (Mission Bay HS, San Diego 2008; UC Irvine 2012)
Ben Johnson (Albuquerque Academy, Albuquerque, NM 2008; Stanford 2012)
Brandon Johnson (West Orange Stark HS, West Orange, TX 2003; UCLA 2007)
Kibwe Johnson (North Gwinnett HS, Suwanee, GA 1999; Georgia 2001; Moorpark CC 2002; Ashland 2007)
Michael Johnson (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2004; UCLA 2007; Louisville 2009)
Richard Jones (Benicia HS 2006; Central Arizona CC 2008; LSU 2010)
Mebrahtom Keflezighi (San Diego HS 1994; UCLA 1998)
Kai Kelley (Dorsey HS, Los Angeles 2004; USC 2008)
Chris Kirkwood (Sonoma Valley HS, Sonoma, CA 2002; Santa Rosa JC 2005; Benedictine College 2005 (dnc); CS Sacramento 2007)
David Klech (California HS, San Ramon 2006; UCLA 2007; Oregon 2011)
Tom Kloos (El Camino HS, Oceanside; Columbia)
Dylan Knight (La Sierra HS, Riverside 2007; UCLA 2012)
Matt Kosecki (Humble HS, TX 2009; UCLA 2014)
Giovanni Lanaro (West Covina HS 1999; Mt. San Antonio JC 2001; Cal State Fullerton 2004)
Lionel Larry (Dominguez HS, Compton 2004; USC 2008)
Christopher Lawson (Great Oak HS, Temecula 2007; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Will Leer (Minnetonka HS, MN; Pomona Pitzer 2007)
Nohe Lema (Willow Glen HS, San Jose; UCLA)
Steve Lewis (Banning HS, Wilmington 1985; American HS, Fremont 1987; UCLA 1990)
Jason Lienau (Clovis)
Paul Litchfield (Bear River HS, Grass Valley 1999; Idaho State 2003)
Chris Little (Los Gatos HS 2007; BYU 2011)
Zack Lloyd (White Pine (Ely, NV) HS 2004; Utah State 2005; Mesa (AZ) CC 2007; Arizona 2009; Hometown: Redding, CA)
Jordan Locklear (Jack Britt HS, Fayetteville, NC 2009; American Indian Public HS, Oakland, CA; California)
Josh MacDonald (Redwood Christian HS, San Lorenzo; Liberty)
Lucais MacKay (Hughson HS 1999; USC 2000; Moorpark College 2001; Georgia 2004)
Matthew Maldonado (Modesto HS 2008; CS Long Beach 2013)
Josh Mance (Chino Hills HS 2008; J.W. North HS; Don Lugo HS 2010; USC 2012; Florida State 2015)
Martin Maric (Srednja Tehnicka Prometna Skola HS; Georgia; California 2009)
Ryan Martin (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2007; UC Santa Barbara 2012)
Derek Masterson (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs 2008; UC Santa Barbara 2013)
Michael McCabe (Willow Glen HS, San Jose; UCLA)
Remontay McClain (Covina HS 2011; Azusa Pacific 2015)
Conor McCullough (Chaminade College Preparatory, West Hills, CA 2009; Princeton 2014)
Sean McGorty (Chantilly HS, VA 2013; Stanford 2017)
Brian Medigovich (San Luis Obispo HS 2005; Adams State 2010)
Kenneth Medwood (Roosevelt HS, Los Angeles 2006; East LA JC 2008; Cal State Long Beach 2010)
Daniel Mercado (West Covina HS 2006; Oregon 2011)
Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks 1991; South Dakota 1996)
Marco Moon (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma)
Jameson Mora (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2002)
Michael Morrison (Great Bridge HS, Chesapeake, VA 2006; Florida 2008; California 2011)
Amaechi Morton (Riverwood HS, Atlanta, GA 2008; Stanford 2012)
Nate Moses (Bullard HS, Fresno; Fresno CC 2010; Concordia, OR 2013)
Ammar Moussa (Arcadia HS 2011; Colorado 2015)
Khalfani Muhammad (Notre Dame HS 2013; Cal 2017)
Bennett Naden (Middleton HS, Wi; Harvey Mudd)
Bryshon Nellum (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2007; USC 2013)
Billy Nelson (Taft Union HS, 2002; Colorado 2008)
Tim Nelson (Liberty Christian HS, Palo Cedro 2003; Wisconsin 2007)
Jamie Nieto (Valley HS, Sacramento 1994; Sacramento CC 1996; Eastern Michigan 1998)
Amin Abraham Paul Nikfar (Adrian Wilcox HS, Santa Clara 1999; California 2004; The Islamic Republic of Iran)
Marcus Nilsson (Hometown: Malmo, Sweden; UCLA 2014)
Joshua Norman (Fresno CC 2001; Texas A&M Kingsville 2003)
John Nunn (Evansville Harrison (Evansville, IN) HS 1996; Wisconsin Parkside 1997; Hometown: Chula Vista, CA)
Travis Nutter (Amador Valley, Pleasanton, CA 1993; California 1998)
Tony Okello (Santa Monica TC)
Ahmed Osman (San Diego HS 2007; Northern Arizona 2012)
Justin Patananan (Highland HS 1998; UCLA 2003)
Zach Perkins (Alameda HS; U.S. Air Force Academy)
Jonathan Peterson (Clovis HS 2007; UC Davis 2012)
Thomas Phillips (Great Britain; UC Davis 2011)
Jonathan Pierce (Lisbon Central HS, NY 2002; Stanford 2007)
Terry Prentice (Diamond Ranch HS; USC; Arkansas)
Jason Price (De La Salle HS, Concord 2006; USC 2010)
Cory Primm (Westlake HS, Westlake Village 2007; UCLA 2011)
Trevell Quinley (Merrill F. West HS, Tracy 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Johnny Quinn (St. Margaret's HS, San Juan Capistrano 2006; UCLA 2011)
Hollywood Radford (Santa Rosa HS; City College of San Francisco 2005; Seattle Pacific 2006)
Ahmad Rashad (Carman-Ainsworth HS, Flint, MI 2006; USC 2010)
Phillip Reid (Rio Mesa HS, Oxnard 2003; Cal Poly 2008)
Sergio Reyes (Home schooled Los Osos; Cuesta College 2000; Cedarville, OH 2002)
Jake Riley (Sehome HS, Bellingham, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Nick Robinson (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2006; UCLA 2011; Concordia, Irvine 2013)
Robert Robinson (Santa Monica HS 2005; Cal St. Northridge 2010)
Casey Roche (St. Francis HS, Mountain View 2007; Stanford 2011)
Brandon Rooney (Tehachapi HS 2005; Iowa State 2010)
Nick Ross (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta 2009; Arizona 2014)
Scott Roth (Granite Bay HS 2006; Washington 2011)
Jordan Rushing (Del Campo HS, Fair Oaks; UC Davis)
Charles Ryan (Rancho Cotate HS, Rohnert Park 1996; Elsie Allen HS, Santa Rosa 1998; McClymonds HS, Oakland 1999; UCLA 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Jeffrey Ryan (Huntington Beach HS 1999; USC 2003)
Jacques Sallberg (John Muir HS, Pasadena 1993; CS Los Angeles 1996; Abilene Christian (dnc) 1997; CS Los Angeles 1998)
Felix Sanchez (University City HS, San Diego 1995; San Diego Mesa 1997; USC 2000)
Donald Sanford (City Honors HS, Inglewood 2005; Central Arizona JC, Coolidge, AZ 2007; Morgan State, Baltimore, MD 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Jake Schmitt (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2005; California 2006; Washington 2010)
Derek Scott (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2005; USC 2010)
Dave Scudamore (Palos Verdes HS 1988; Stanford 1993)
Tim Seaman (North Babyon (Long Island, NY) HS 1990; Wisconsin Parkside 1995; Hometown: Chula Vista, CA)
Charlie Serrano (Royal HS, Simi Valley 2002; Chico State 2007)
Drew Shackleton (Carlmont HS, Belmont 2004; UCLA 2009)
Zuheir Sharif (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; Texas A&M 2010)
Jules Sharpe (Oaks Christian HS, Westlake Village 2009; Stanford 2013)
Brandon Shaw (Rancho Verde HS, Val Verde 1999; Azusa Pacific 2004)
Luca Signore (Lynbrook 2010; Santa Clara)
Cale Simmons (Rocklin HS; U.S. Air Force Academy 2013)
Allen Simms (Roosevelt HS, Greenbelt, MD 2000; George Mason 2002; USC 2005)
KP Singh (Clovis HS 2006; Fresno CC 2008; Oklahoma 2011)
Chad Smith (Concordia, CA 2011)
J Patrick Smith (Dos Pueblos HS, Santa Barbara 2009; Chico State 2014)
Scott Smith (Dana Hills HS, Dana Point 2005; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Travis Smith (UC Riverside)
Steve Sodaro (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2006; California 2011)
Duane Solomon (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2003; USC 2008)
Steven Solomon (Cranbrook School, Sydney, Australia; Stanford 2016)
Tyler Sorensen (Acalanes HS, Lafayette)
Kendall Spencer (San Mateo HS 2009; New Mexico 2014)
Oscar Spurlock (David W. Carter HS, Dallas, TX 2007; USC 2011)
Harrison Steed (San Juan Capistrano HS 2010; California 2015)
Devonte Stewart (Miller HS, Fontana 2011; USC 2015)
Ray Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2008; Merritt CC 2010; California 2013)
Hammed Suleman (Deer Valley HS, Antioch 2009; California 2013)
J.T. Sullivan (Trabuco Hills HS, Mission Viejo 2007; Stanford 2011)
Ryan Swafford (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta; Cal Riverside)
Domonick Sylve (Millikan HS, Long Beach 2007; Army 2011)
Daniel Szabo (USC 2015; Hungary)
Jeffrey Tabor (Ardmore HS, OK 2008; Stanford 2013)
Daniel Tapia (North Monterey County HS, Castroville 2004; Hartnell College, Salinas)
Bo Taylor (Newport Beach HS 2006; UCLA 2011)
Logan Taylor (World of Life Academy, Mesa, AZ 2004; USC 2008)
De’Anthony Thomas (Crenshaw HS, Los Angeles; Oregon)
Cooper Thompson (Garces HS, Bakersfield 2007; Bakersfield CC 2009; USC 2013)
Just’n Thymes (Hamilton HS, Chandler, AZ 2012; Riverside CC)
David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2003; California 2008)
Mohamed Trafeh (Duarte HS 2004; Arizona 2006)
Gregory Turner (River City HS, West Sacramento 2008; American River CC 2011; Wayland Baptist 2013)
Aric Van Halen (Oakwood HS, Los Angeles 2009; Colorado 2013)
Eugene Vollmer (Marist Brothers HS, Sigatoka, Fiji Islands; Fresno Pacific 2013)
Bracin Walker (Wickliffe HS, OH; American River CC 2011)
Duane Walker (Compton HS 2008; USC 2012)
Tyler Wallace (Chaparral HS, Temecula; Riverside CC 2010; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Ameer Webb (Tustin HS 2009; Cerritos CC, Norwalk 2011; Texas A&M 2013)
Nick Welihozkiy (West Springfield HS, VA 1999; Stanford 2003)
Nico Weiler (Los Gatos HS 2008; Harvard 2013; Germany)
Chase Wheeler (De La Salle HS, Concord 2009; California 2013)
Corey White (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2004; Redlands 2006; USC 2009)
Damein White (Rialto HS 2005; Long Beach CC 2007; CS Los Angeles 2005)
Deun White (Helix HS, La Mesa 2003; Arizona State)
Zech Whittington (Vallejo HS 1998; California 2003)
Brandin Williams (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 2005; Riverside CC 2007; Colorado 2011)
Jesse Williams (Broughton HS, Raleigh, NC 2002; North Carolina State 2003; USC 2006)
Rhuben Williams (Eagle Rock HS, Los Angeles 2000; California 2005)
Rubin Williams (Oak Grove HS, San Jose 1999; Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2002; Tennessee 2008)
Dartis Willis (Detroit Country Day HS, Beverly Hills, MI 2011; Stanford 2015)
Alex Wilright (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; UC Davis 2011)
Ryan Wilson (Columbus Academy, Columbus, OH 1996; Westerville North HS, Westerville, OH 1999; USC 2003)
Greg Woepse (Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana 2006; UCLA 2011)
Michael Woepse (Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana 2010; UCLA 2014)
Jacob Wood (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego; UCLA)
Benjamin Woodruff (Redondo Union HS, Redondo Beach 2007 (lettered two years in baseball); El Camino JC; Cal State Long Beach 2012
Luke Woydziak (Butte College 1997; Fresno State 1999)
Aven Wright (Serra HS, San Mateo 2005; USC 2010)
Ed Wright (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2004; California 2008) Son of 1948 and 1952 Olympian Mal Whitfield
Julian Wruck (St. Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace, Brisbane Queensland, Australia; Texas Tech 2011; UCLA 2014)
Reggie Wyatt Jr. (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; La Sierra HS, Riverside 2009; USC 2013)
Ryan Young (North Kitsap HS, Poulsbo, WA 2005; California 2009)
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Amy Acuff (Calallen HS, Corpus Christi, TX 1993; UCLA 1997)
Mary Akor (Muir HS, Pasadena 1994; El Camino CC; Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Nia Ali (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; Pleasantville HS, NJ 2006; Tennessee 2007; USC 2011)
Lindsay Allen (College Park HS, Pleasant Hill 2004; Stanford 2008)
Katy Andrews (La Costa Canyon HS, Encinitas 2007; BYU 2012)
Ekene Anene (University HS, Redlands 2006; USC 2010)
Falesha Ankton (Benicia HS 2005; Washington 2010)
Tori Anthony (Castilleja HS, Palo Alto 2007; UCLA 2011)
Michelle Anumba (Los Osos HS, Rancho Cucamonga 2009; Duke 2014)
Kelechi Anyanwu (Silver Creek HS, San Jose 2002; California 2007)
Susan Armenta (Rubidoux HS, Riverside 1991; Wisconsin Parkside)
Heather Arsenau (Desert Vista HS, Phoenix, AZ; San Diego State; Arizona State)
Shelby Ashe (Pius X HS, Atlanta, GA 2011; California 2016)
Whitney Ashley (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; Cerritos CC 2009; San Diego State 2012)
La Tijera Avery-Wallace (Culver City HS; Nevada)
Christine Babcock (Woodbridge HS, Irvine 2008; Washington 2013)
Brianna Bain (Aloha HS, Beaverton, OR 2011; Stanford 2015)
Keshia Baker (Fairfield HS 2006; Oregon 2010)
Jasmine Baldwin-Foss (Arroyo Pacific Academy; Bishop Amat HS, La Puente 2004; Mt. San Antonio JC 2006)
Cecilia Barnes (Clovis West HS, Clovis, CA 1998; Washington 1999; Cal State Bakersfield 2006)
Tai Battle (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 2004; Moorpark CC; Arizona State 2008)
Audrey Baxter (Redfield HS, SD 2004; Moorpark JC 2006; Black Hills State 2009)
Chauntae Bayne-Watson (Boswell HS, Saginaw, TX 2002; Stanford 2005; Texas 2008)
Dinesha Bean (Cordova HS, Memphis, TN; Southwest Mississippi; Hinds CC; Academy of Art)
Megan Benson (Corona del Sol HS, Tempe, AZ; Cal Irvine)
Jennifer Bergman (Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2009; Arizona 2013)
Lauren Blackburn (Sunset HS, Dallas, TX 2010; USC 2014)
Nicole Blood (Saratoga Springs HS, NY 2006; Royal HS, Simi Valley 2006; Oregon 2010)
Brittany Borman (Festus HS, MO 2008; UCLA 2009; Oklahoma 2012)
Magdalena Lewy-Boulet (Lakewood HS 1993; California 1997)
Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic HS, Hayward 2009; USC 2013)
Brittany Bozeman (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2009; Mississippi; San Diego State)
Ciarra Brewer (James Logan HS, Union City 2011; Florida 2015)
Kimyon Broom (Serra HS, Gardena 2006; California 2010)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Stephanie (Rothstein) Bruce (Xavier College Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Taylor Bryson (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach 2007; California 2012)
Brea Buchanan (Ayala HS, Chino Hills; UCLA)
Jasmine Burrell (North HS, Torrance 2010; San Diego State 2015)
Kristine Busa (Rigas Secondary, Riga, Latvia; USC 2012)
Taylor Bush (Archbishop Mitty HS, Santa Clara 2008; Arizona 2012)
Savannah Camacho (Templeton HS; Oklahoma State)
Jillian Camarena-Williams (Woodland HS 2000; Stanford 2004)
Gabriella Cantrell (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland)
DeAna Carson (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2006; Baylor 2011)
Kori Carter (Claremont HS 2010; Stanford 2014)
Chelsea Cassulo (Lompoc HS 2008; Hancock JC 2009; Bakersfield CC 2010; Nevada/Las Vegas 2011; Arizona State 2013)
Lauren Centrowitz (Broadneck HS, Arnold, MD 2004; Stanford 2009)
Ashika Charan (Claremont HS 2006; Texas A&M 2010)
Kari (McAllister) Clark (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks, 2006; BYU 2010)
Shalina Clarke (Evanston HS, IL 2006; USC 2010)
Alex Collatz (Stockdale HS, Bakersfield 2011; USC 2015)
Ebony Collins (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2006; Locke HS, Los Angeles 2007; West Los Angeles JC 2008)
Lauren Collins (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2005; UC Irvine 2010)
Kim Conley (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2004; UC Davis 2008)
Angele Cooper (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2008; Texas 2012)
Jessica Cosby (Grover Cleveland HS, Reseda 2000; UCLA 2005)
Melia Cox (Long Beach Poly HS; USC)
Ginnie (Powell) Crawford (Rainier Beach HS, Seattle, WA 2002; USC 2006)
Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall Central HS, New Windsor, NY 2011; Stanford 2015)
Sarah Cummings (Corona del Mar HS, Newport Beach 2007; Princeton 2011)
Krishna Curry (University HS, Nashville, TN 2006; UCLA 2010)
Desiree Davila (Hilltop HS, Chula Vista CA 2001; Arizona State 2006)
Candice Davis (Pioneer HS, Ann Arbor, MI 2003; USC 2007)
Jessica Davis (Highland HS, Palmdale 2010; USC 2014)
Jasmin Day (Costa Mesa HS 2006; Arizona 2010) Sharon’s sister
Sharon Day (Costa Mesa HS 2003; Cal Poly SLO 2008)
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2004)
Nichole Denby (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2000; Texas 2004)
Ann Detmer (Former Cal assistant coach)
Brittni Dixon-Smith (Woodbridge HS, VA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Danielle Domenichelli (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2005; UCSB 2010)
Jane Doolittle (Mountain View HS 2005; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Stacy Dragila (Placer HS, Auburn 1990; Yuba CC 1992; Idaho State 1995)
Karynn Dunn (Diamond Ranch HS, Diamond Bar 2009; Stanford 2013)
Joy Eaton (St. Lucy’s Priory HS, Glendale 2007; UCLA 2011)
Torri Edwards (Pomona HS 1995; USC 1999)
Zsofia Erdelyi (Petofi 3 Gimn Slkk Es Kollegium High, Aszod, Hungary; USC 2012)
Tara Erdman (Flowing Wells HS, Tucson 2007; Loyola Marymount, Los Angeles 2011)
Justine Fedronic (Carlmont HS, Belmont 2009; Stanford 2013; France)
Allyson Felix [Los Angeles Baptist HS, North Hills 2003; USC 2008 (did not compete)]
London Finley (St. Mary’s Academy, Inglewood 2008; Georgetown 2012)
Lauren Fleshman (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 1999; Stanford 2003)
Katie Fry (UC Davis)
Ashley Gatewood (Montclair HS 2007; UC Riverside 2012)
Jasmine Gibbs (El Camino HS 2012)
Brianna Glenn (La Mirada HS 1998; Arizona 2002)
Bronte Golick (Capistrano Valley HS, Mission Viejo; UCLA)
Zoila Gomez (Costa Mesa HS 1998; Orange Coast College 2000; Adams State 2004)
Desiree Gonder (Stockdale HS, Bakersfield 2006; Cal State Northridge 2011)
Sheena Gordon (McDowell HS, Erie, PA 2002; UCLA 2004; North Carolina 2006)
Kate Grace (Marlborough School, Los Angeles 2007; Yale 2011)
Georgia Griffin (Hanover HS, Norwich, VT 2008; Stanford 2013)
Amy Haapanen (East Union HS, Manteca 2002; UCSB 2007)
Sara Hall (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2001; Stanford 2005)
Dawn Harper-Nelson (East St. Louis HS, IL 2002; UCLA 2006)
Lyndsay Harper (Albuquerque Academy; Virginia 2011; Bay Area Track Club)
Jordan Hasay (Mission Prep, San Luis Obispo 2009; Oregon 2013)
Joanna Hayes (J.W. North HS, Riverside; UCLA)
Ashley Hearn (Rocklin HS 2007; UC Davis 2011)
Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley HS, Concord 1993; Diablo Valley CC 1994 (dnc); Florida 1998; California 1999)
Shataya Hendricks (St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Stanford 2012)
Alycia Herring (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2010; Arizona State 2014)
Randi Hicks (Rio Mesa HS, Oxnard 2007; Ventura CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Traci Hicks (Poly HS, Long Beach; Arizona)
MacKenzie Hill (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2003; UCLA 2007)
LaTisha Holden (Barstow HS 2007; Arizona 2011)
Amanda Hunter (Marborough HS, Los Angeles 2008; Cal)
Dominique Jackson (Fairfield HS 2007; North Carolina 2011)
Susan Jackson (Napa HS 2008; Sacramento City College 2010; Western State Colorado, Gunnison, CO)
Megan Jamerson (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2004; UCLA 2009)
Stephanie James (Granite Bay HS 2006; San Diego State 2011)
Anna Jelmini (Shafter HS 2009; Arizona State 2014)
Carmelita Jeter (Bishop Montgomery HS, Torrance 1998; Cal State Dominguez Hills 2003)
Chelsea Johnson (Atascadero HS 2002; UCLA 2006)
Ke’Airra Jones (Natchez HS, MS 2007; Cal State Bakersfield 2008; Southern Mississippi 2012)
Vanessa Jones (Etiwanda HS, Rancho Cucamonga 2011; USC)
Latrisha Jordan (Central Valley HS, Ceres 2008; Cal State Fresno 2012)
Kara June (St. Joseph HS, Santa Maria 2000; Cal State Fresno 2004)
Alima Kamara (Cesar Chavez HS, Stockton 2009; California 2113)
Amber Kaufman (Branham HS, San Jose 2006; Hawaii 2011)
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 1991; Arkansas 1996)
Arantxa King (Medford HS, MA 2007; Stanford 2012)
Allison Koressel (Huntington Beach HS 2009; UCLA 2014)
Alex Kosinski (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2007; Oregon 2012)
Ryann Krais (Methacton HS, Norristown, PA 2008; UCLA 2010; Kansas State 2012)
Eva Krchova (Spanish Bilingual HS, Brno, Czech Republic; U. San Francisco 2013)
Kathy Kroeger (Independence HS, Franklin, TN 2008; Stanford 2013)
Irene Kujore (Arroyo HS, San Lorenzo; UCSB 2012)
Loudia Laarman (Winston Churchill HS, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada; USC)
Natasha Labeaud (Folsom HS 2005; Georgetown 2010)
Lekeisha Lawson (Victor Valley HS, Victorville 2005; UNLV 2009)
Nicole Leach (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; UCLA 2009)
Stephanie LeFever (Aptos HS 2007; UC San Diego 2011)
Cecily Lemmon-Lew (Vacaville HS 2006; BYU 2011)
Breanna Leslie (Valley Christian HS, Chandler, AZ 2009; Azusa Pacific 2013)
Whitney Liehr (Palos Verdes HS, Palos Verdes Estates 2007; Stanford 2011)
Sherrina Lofton (Fairfield HS 2006; Cal State Northridge 2011)
Chaunte (Howard) Lowe (JW North HS, Riverside 2002; Georgia Tech 2005)
Calista Lyon (Tallangatta Secondary College HS, Tallangatta, Victoria, AUS; Cal State Los Angeles 2014)
Deborah Maier (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs 2008; California 2013)
Stephanie Marcy (Sequim HS, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Ashley Marshall (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2011; UC Davis 2015)
Brenda Martinez (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010)
Victoria Martinez (Robertson HS, Las Vegas, NV 2001; Adams State 2006; Azusa Pacific 2011)
Juliana Masciana (El Modena HS, Orange 2004; Cal State Fullerton 2009)
Sarah Matthew (Niwot HS, Longmont, CO 2006; Stanford 2010)
Lauren McGlory (James Logan HS, Union City 2009; Cal State Sacramento 2014)
Akiba McKinney (Monte Vista HS, Spring Valley 1997; Ranger CC, TX 1999)
Erica McLain (East HS, Plano, TX 2004; Stanford 2008)
Ashley McLaughlin (Uniondale HS, NY 2007; UCLA 2011)
Inika McPherson (Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 2005; California 2010)
Teresa McWalters (Home Schooled in San Francisco 2003; Stanford 2008)
Kristen Meister (Maumee Valley Country Day HS, Toledo, OH 2006; Davidson, N.C. 2007; California 2011)
Megan Meyer (Tesoro HS, Las Flores, CA 2009; Arizona 2014)
Natasha Miller (Mennonite Educational Institute, Abbotsford, BC 2007; Biola 2011)
Marissa Minderler (Monta Vista HS, Cupertino 2007; USC 2012)
Alysia (Johnson) Montano (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2004; California 2008)
Katie Morgan (Tempe HS, AZ 2004; California 2009; San Diego State 2010)
Dalilah Muhammad (Benjamin Cardozo HS, Bayside, Queens, NY 2008; USC 2012)
Julie Nacouzi (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2011)
Akawkaw Ndipagbor (Poly HS, Long Beach 2011; USC 2015)
Mindy Neeley-McClurkin (Dos Pueblos HS, Goleta 2005; BYU 2010)
Katie Nelms (Leland HS, San Jose 2010; Stanford 2014)
Lauryn Newson (Pinole Valley HS 2008; Laney JC, Oakland 2010; Oregon 2012)
Jade (Sunny) Niemeyer (North Kitsap HS, Hansville, WA 2007; BYU 2008; UCLA 2009; USC 2012)
Barbara Nwaba (University HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCSB 2011)
Joy O’Hare (Cheyenne Mountain HS, Colorado Springs, CO; Stanford)
Chizoba Okodogbe (Deer Valley HS, Antioch 2010; Oregon 2014)
Eva Orban (Papa Veszprem, Hungary; USC 2009)
Nicole Oudenaarden (Paul Kane HS, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada 2012; San Diego State 2016)
Jenny Ozorai (Kanizsai Dorottya Gimnazium HS, Szombathely, Hungary; USC 2014)
Liz Palmer (Arapahoe HS, Littleton, CO 1978; Northern Colorado 1982)
Alexi Pappas (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland; Dartmouth 2012; Oregon 2013)
Tiffeny Parker (Azusa Pacific 2011)
Aareon Payne (Beaumont School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio; USC)
Malaina Payton (Fremont Media College Prep, Oakland 2009; California 2014)
Tori Pena (Edison HS, Huntington Beach; UCLA)
Angel Perkins (Gahr HS, Cerritos 2002; Arizona 2004; Baylor 2006)
Michelle Perry (Quartz Hill HS 1997; UCLA 2001)
Clara (Horowitz) Peterson (Head-Royce HS, Oakland 2002; Duke 2006)
Summer Pierson (Niskayuna HS, Schenectady, NY 1996; Stanford 2000)
Brooke Pighin (Alberni District Secondary, Port Arthur, BC 2007; Cal State Fresno 2009; Washington 2012)
Shannon Popp (Ojai HS 2002; Moorpark JC 2004; Kansas State 2005; Wyoming 2007)
Suzy Powell-Roos (Thomas Downey HS, Modesto 1994; UCLA 1998)
Jenna Prandini (Clovis HS 2011; Oregon 2016)
Jessica Pressley (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2003; Arizona State 2008)
Candice Price (Pioneer HS, Ann Arbor, MI 2003; USC 2007)
Kylie Price (Bishop Amat Memorial, Chino Hills; UCLA)
Kiani Profit (Muir HS, Pasadena 2007; Maryland 2012)
Daje Pugh (Fairfield HS 2012; Washington 2016)
Amber Purvis (Benicia HS, CA 2008; Oregon 2012)
Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland 2010; Miami 2011; Laney JC 2012; Texas A&M 2015)
Julian Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland; Academy of Art)
Jenna Puterbaugh (Santa Fe Christian HS, Solano Beach 2010; USC)
Linda Rainwater (Dos Pueblos HS, Goleta 2006; UC San Diego 2010)
Allison Reaser (El Segundo HS 2010; San Diego State 2014)
Chelsea Reilly (Davis HS 2007; California 2012)
Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names HS, Oakland 2007; UCLA 2013)
Tara Richmond (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2010; Columbia 2014)
Moira Robinson (Mt. Whitney HS, Visalia 2007; Cal State Sacramento 2012)
Renisha Robinson (Archbishop Mitty HS, San Jose 2007; Sacramento State)
Carol Rodriquez (Long Beach Wilson HS; USC)
Kortney Ross (Westview HS, San Diego 2010; Oregon 2014)
Stephanie Rothstein (Xavier College Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Shannon Rowbury (Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco 2002; Duke 2007)
Lindsay Rowe (Cardozo HS, Queens, NY 2007; UCLA 2011)
Kelsey Rubeor (Murrieta Valley HS 2007; Syracuse 2011)
Shelese Ruffin (Beaumont HS, Banning 2005; CS Northridge 2010)
Rosario Sanchez (Selma HS 2007; Fresno State 2012)
Kelsey Santisteban (Castro Valley HS; Cal)
Claudia Saunders (Princeton HS, Sharonville, Ohio; Stanford 2016)
Caitlin Schmitt (Redwood HS, Larkspur; UCLA)
Lauryn Jordan-Seales (Bear Creek HS, Stockton 2002; San Joaquin Delta JC 2004; Oregon 2007)
Je’Nia Sears (Edison HS, Fresno 2011; Fresno State 2015)
Ciara Short (Madison HS, San Diego 2007; Cal State Fullerton 2011)
Whitney Sisler (La Costa Canyon HS, San Marcos 2007; Cal Poly SLO 2012)
Melinda Smedley (Lincoln HS, Stockton; San Diego State 2003)
Ashley Smith (Millikan HS, Long Beach 2010; California 2015)
Linda Somers Smith (UC Davis 1983)
Toni Smith (Montebello HS, Denver, CO 2003; Cal State Northridge 2005; Oklahoma 2008)
Shalonda Solomon (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2004; South Carolina 2008)
Tatum Souza (Napa HS 2010; UCLA 2014)
Brysun Stately (Cordova HS, Rancho Cordova 2005; USC 2006; Nebraska 2007; USC 2010)
Katerini Stefanidi (First Pallini HS, Athens, Greece; Stanford 2012)
Briana Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City; Academy of Art)
Thandi Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2010; Miami 2014)
Tracy Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2011)
Allison Stokke (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach 2007; California 2011)
Ida Storm (Latinskolon HS, Nybro, Sweden; UCLA 2014)
Jere Summers (Berkeley HS 2005; CS Northridge 2007; Louisville 2010)
Sarah Sumpter (Healdsburg HS 2008; UC Davis)
Rowena Tam (University City HS 2006; California 2011)
Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Nicole Teter (West Valley HS, Cottonwood; Arkansas; Shasta CC)
Shanieka Thomas (Vere Tech, Jamaica 2010; San Diego State 2014)
Vashti Thomas (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2008; Texas A&M 2010; Academy of Art University, San Francisco 2013)
Turquoise Thompson (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2007; Junipero Serra HS, Gardena 2009; UCLA 2013)
Jessica Tonn (Xavier Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2010; Stanford 2014)
Sheena Tosta (Gar-Field HS, Woodbridge, VA 2000; UCLA 2004)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Blessing Ufodiama (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2000; Washington State 2004)
Maggie Vessey (Soquel HS 2000; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Katy Viuf (Cascia Hall Prep, Tulsa, OK 2007; UCLA 2011)
Lauren Wallace (Ukiah HS 2008; UC Davis 2013)
Lea Wallace (Vintage HS, Napa 2006; Cal Poly SLO 2008; Sacramento State 2011)
Sasha Wallace (Holy Names HS, Oakland 2012; Castro Valley HS 2013)
Danielle Watson (Carson HS 2006; UCLA 2010)
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard-Westlake HS, North Hollywood 2012; Stanford 2016)
Brooke Wells (Carmel HS 2002; California)
Jacqueline Wentz (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2006; MIT 2010)
Allison Wilder (South Hills HS, Covina 2006; UC Riverside 2011)
Angela Williams (Chino HS 1998; USC 2002)
Charonda Williams (Samuel L. Gompers Continuation HS, Richmond 2005; Laney CC, Oakland 2007; Arizona State 2009)
Shelise Williams (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2007; Arkansas 2011)
Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2012; UCLA 2016)
Shana Woods (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2006; USC 2011)
Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules HS 2007; Oregon 2011)
Brett Zorich (Monte Vista HS, Danville 2008; UNLV)
by Keith Conning
keithconning@aol.com
This is an alphabetical list of athletes that have competed for high schools and colleges in California.
A.J. Acosta (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2006; Oregon 2011)
Philip Adam (St. Joseph HS, Santa Maria 2006; Rice 2011)
Matt Airola (Bret Harte HS, Altaville 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012; Alabama 2014)
Kyle Alcorn (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2003; Oregon 2005; Arizona State 2008)
Dennis Aliotta (Monsignor Farrell HS, Staten Island NY 2007; Moorpark JC 2010; East Carolina 2013)
Tony Allmond (St. Paul HS, Santa Fe Springs 2000; Mt. San Antonio CC 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Brendan Ames (Central HS, Cheyenne, WY 2007; Kentucky 2008; USC 2011)
Jeshua Anderson (Taft HS, Woodland Hills 2007; Washington State 2011)
Jordan Andrade (Mt. San Antonio College)
Nick Arciniaga (Fountain Valley HS 2001; Cal St. Fullerton 2005)
Nick Armstrong (Poly HS, Long Beach; Cerritos College; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Dominique Arnold (Wilson HS, Long Beach 1991; Long Beach CC 1993; Washington State 1996)
Robert “Jake” Arnold (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2002; Arizona 2007)
Bolota Asmerom (J.W. McAteer HS, San Francisco 1996; California 2001)
Michael Atchoo (Troy HS, MI 2010; Stanford)
Nkosinza Balumbu (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; Arkansas 2009)
Diondre Batson (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2010; American River College, Sacramento 2012; Alabama 2014)
Scott Bauhs (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville 2004; Chico State 2008)
Chris Benard (Santiago HS, Corona 2008; Riverside CC 2010; Arizona State 2012)
Brandon Bethke (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2005; Wisconsin 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Fernada Blakely (Blount HS, Prichard, AL 2000; Pasadena CC 2003; Mississippi State 2005)
Tim Bogdanoff (Buchanan HS, Clovis 1998; Georgia Tech 1999; California 2003)
Ato Boldon (Jamaica HS, Queens, NY; Piedmont Hills HS, San Jose 1991; UCLA)
Aris Borjas (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2004; Fresno CC 2006; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2007)
Ryan Brandel (Rex Putnam HS, Milwaukie, OR 2002; Clackamas CC 2003; Cal State Sacramento 2006; Oregon 2007)
Chris Brewer (Rancho Buena Vista HS; Oregon)
James Brewer (University of Bath, England; California 2010)
Keinan Briggs (Valencia HS, Palencia 2002; Orange Coast JC 2003; CS Los Angeles 2006)
Ronald Brookins (Helix HS, La Mesa 2007; Cal State Sacramento 2011)
Aaron Brown (Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2010; USC 2014)
Russell Brown (Hanover HS, NH 2003; Stanford 2008)
Ben Bruce (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego 2000; San Diego Mesa CC 2002; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Giorgio Bryant (Bossier HS, Bossier City, LA 2008; Riverside CC 2009; Western Texas College 2010; Cal State Los Angeles 2012)
Noah Bryant (Carpinteria HS 2002; Southern California 2007)
Nicholas Bultman (West Ranch HS 2013; Cal Poly SLO 2017)
Fernando Cabada (Buchanan HS, Clovis 2000; Arkansas 2003; Virginia Intermont 2006)
Johnathan Cabral (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 2011; Oregon 2015)
Randall Carroll (Cathedral HS, Los Angeles 2009; UCLA 2013)
Johnny Carter (Ridgeview HS 2011; Academy of Art)
Ronald Carter (Junipero Serra HS, San Juan Capistrano 2002; CS Long Beach 2006) Marquis Cherry (Diamond Ranch HS; Mt. SAC)
Jonathan Clark (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCLA 2011)
Bryan Clay (Castle HS, Keneohe, HI 1998; Azusa Pacific 2002)
Michael Coe (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2006; California 2011)
Reindell Cole (Desert Pines HS, Las Vegas, NV 2006; CS Northridge 2011)
Durrell Coleman (Rockwall HS, TX 2006; Stanford 2010)
Josh Como (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2006; Riverside CC 2008; CS Los Angeles 2011)
Remington (Remy) Conaster (Capistrano Valley HS, Mission Viejo 2009; Saddleback CC 2012; USC 2014)
Jeff Coover (La Jolla HS 2006; Indiana 2010)
Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009)
Val Pierre Dai’Re (Buhach Colony HS, Atwater 2005; Fresno State 2010)
Aaron Dan (Esperanza HS 2005; USC 2010)
James Davis (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 1994; Colorado 1999)
Andrew Dawson (Vallejo HS 2004; Central Arizona College 2006; Tennessee 2008)
Ethan Dejongh (Mt. Whitney HS, Visalia 2008; Fresno Pacific 2012)
Dustin DeLeo (Los Alamitos HS 2004; UCLA 2009)
Chris Derrick (Neuqua Valley HS, Naperville, IL 2008; Stanford 2012)
Julian DeRubira (Santa Margarita HS; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Parker Deuel (San Ramon Valley HS, Danville; Alabama)
Casey DiCesare (Irvington HS, NY; UCLA 2011)
Ian Dobson (Klamath Union HS, Klamath Falls, OR 2000; Stanford 2005)
Amar Dholakia (Esperanza HS, Anaheim; UC Davis)
Corbin Duer (Bishop Kelly HS, Boise, ID; Cal Poly SLO 2011)
Colin Dunbar (Santa Barbara HS; Moorpark CC; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Derek Eager (Tahoma HS, Covington, WA 2010; UCLA 2014)
Jesse Elvrom (Yelm HS, WA 2009; Sacramento State)
Tetlo Emmen (West HS, Torrance 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2013)
Craig Everhart (Davis HS, Yakima, WA 2001; Lincoln HS, Tacoma, WA 2002; UCLA 2006)
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon HS, Carlsbad 2012; Georgetown)
Viktor Fajoyomi (Rakoczi Ferenc Kszki HS; USC)
Alec Faldermeyer (Minisink Valley HS, Slate Hill, NY 2010; UCLA 2014)
Daniel Farmer (Torrey Pines HS)
German Fernandez (Riverbank HS 2008; Oklahoma State 2013)
Dylan Ferris (East Forsyth HS, Kernersville, NC 2008; Stanford 2012)
Chris Figures (Bakersfield JC 2002; CS Bakersfield 2005)
Mac Fleet (University City HS, San Diego 2009; Oregon 2013)
Eric Flores (Custer HS, SD 2006; Black Hills State, Spearfish, SD 2009; Cal Lutheran 2011)
Francis Gadayan (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco 2006; CCSF; California)
Greg Garza (Indio HS 2003; UCLA 2008)
Giliat Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2002; California 2007)
Yosef Ghebray (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2010)
Dominic Giovannoni (Napa HS 2008; Northern Arizona 2009; UCLA)
Brett Gotcher (Aptos HS 2002; Stanford 2007)
Jimmy Grabow (Rim of the World HS, Lake Arrowhead; Cal State Long Beach 2007)
Brent Gray (Banning HS, Wilmington 2004; Long Beach CC 2006; CS Long Beach 2008)
Neelon Greenwood (Fairfield HS 2006; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma 2010)
Brendan Gregg (Davis HS 2007; Stanford 2012)
Mickey Grimes (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 1995; Riverside CC 1997; Abilene Christian 1998)
Ryan Hall (Big Bear HS, Big Bear City 2001; Stanford 2005)
Michael Hancock (Washington HS, Denver 2008; Long Beach CC 2010; Iowa Central CC 2011)
Aleec Harris (Duluth HS, Norcross, GA 2009; Barton County CC, Great Bend, KS 2011; USC 2013)
Elliott Heath (Winona HS, MN 2008; Stanford 2012)
Garrett Heath (Winona HS, MN 2004; Stanford 2009)
Trey Henderson (Vancouver College HS, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; USC 2011)
Hector Hernandez (Mar Vista HS 1991)
Devin Hickey (Vista HS; Long Beach State)
Derick Hinch (Placer HS, Auburn 2009; Cuesta College; Arizona State 2014)
Ted Hooper (Arcadia HS; Cal Riverside)
Carl Horsley (Skyline HS, Oakland; Cal Northridge)
Graeme Hoste (Claremont HS 2004; Stanford 2008)
Shaquille Howard (Poly HS, Long Beach; Academy of Art University)
Tran Howell (Los Angeles HS 2006; Los Angeles Southwest CC 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Joey Hughes (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2008; USC 2012)
Collin Jarvis (Rancho Buena Vista HS 2009; California 2014)
Mark Jellison (Connecticut 2003)
Sam Jeter (King HS, Riverside 2007; Riverside CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Charles Jock (Mission Bay HS, San Diego 2008; UC Irvine 2012)
Ben Johnson (Albuquerque Academy, Albuquerque, NM 2008; Stanford 2012)
Brandon Johnson (West Orange Stark HS, West Orange, TX 2003; UCLA 2007)
Kibwe Johnson (North Gwinnett HS, Suwanee, GA 1999; Georgia 2001; Moorpark CC 2002; Ashland 2007)
Michael Johnson (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2004; UCLA 2007; Louisville 2009)
Richard Jones (Benicia HS 2006; Central Arizona CC 2008; LSU 2010)
Mebrahtom Keflezighi (San Diego HS 1994; UCLA 1998)
Kai Kelley (Dorsey HS, Los Angeles 2004; USC 2008)
Chris Kirkwood (Sonoma Valley HS, Sonoma, CA 2002; Santa Rosa JC 2005; Benedictine College 2005 (dnc); CS Sacramento 2007)
David Klech (California HS, San Ramon 2006; UCLA 2007; Oregon 2011)
Tom Kloos (El Camino HS, Oceanside; Columbia)
Dylan Knight (La Sierra HS, Riverside 2007; UCLA 2012)
Matt Kosecki (Humble HS, TX 2009; UCLA 2014)
Giovanni Lanaro (West Covina HS 1999; Mt. San Antonio JC 2001; Cal State Fullerton 2004)
Lionel Larry (Dominguez HS, Compton 2004; USC 2008)
Christopher Lawson (Great Oak HS, Temecula 2007; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Will Leer (Minnetonka HS, MN; Pomona Pitzer 2007)
Nohe Lema (Willow Glen HS, San Jose; UCLA)
Steve Lewis (Banning HS, Wilmington 1985; American HS, Fremont 1987; UCLA 1990)
Jason Lienau (Clovis)
Paul Litchfield (Bear River HS, Grass Valley 1999; Idaho State 2003)
Chris Little (Los Gatos HS 2007; BYU 2011)
Zack Lloyd (White Pine (Ely, NV) HS 2004; Utah State 2005; Mesa (AZ) CC 2007; Arizona 2009; Hometown: Redding, CA)
Jordan Locklear (Jack Britt HS, Fayetteville, NC 2009; American Indian Public HS, Oakland, CA; California)
Josh MacDonald (Redwood Christian HS, San Lorenzo; Liberty)
Lucais MacKay (Hughson HS 1999; USC 2000; Moorpark College 2001; Georgia 2004)
Matthew Maldonado (Modesto HS 2008; CS Long Beach 2013)
Josh Mance (Chino Hills HS 2008; J.W. North HS; Don Lugo HS 2010; USC 2012; Florida State 2015)
Martin Maric (Srednja Tehnicka Prometna Skola HS; Georgia; California 2009)
Ryan Martin (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2007; UC Santa Barbara 2012)
Derek Masterson (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs 2008; UC Santa Barbara 2013)
Michael McCabe (Willow Glen HS, San Jose; UCLA)
Remontay McClain (Covina HS 2011; Azusa Pacific 2015)
Conor McCullough (Chaminade College Preparatory, West Hills, CA 2009; Princeton 2014)
Sean McGorty (Chantilly HS, VA 2013; Stanford 2017)
Brian Medigovich (San Luis Obispo HS 2005; Adams State 2010)
Kenneth Medwood (Roosevelt HS, Los Angeles 2006; East LA JC 2008; Cal State Long Beach 2010)
Daniel Mercado (West Covina HS 2006; Oregon 2011)
Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks 1991; South Dakota 1996)
Marco Moon (Archbishop Riordan HS, San Francisco; Sacramento CC 2008; Oklahoma)
Jameson Mora (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2002)
Michael Morrison (Great Bridge HS, Chesapeake, VA 2006; Florida 2008; California 2011)
Amaechi Morton (Riverwood HS, Atlanta, GA 2008; Stanford 2012)
Nate Moses (Bullard HS, Fresno; Fresno CC 2010; Concordia, OR 2013)
Ammar Moussa (Arcadia HS 2011; Colorado 2015)
Khalfani Muhammad (Notre Dame HS 2013; Cal 2017)
Bennett Naden (Middleton HS, Wi; Harvey Mudd)
Bryshon Nellum (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2007; USC 2013)
Billy Nelson (Taft Union HS, 2002; Colorado 2008)
Tim Nelson (Liberty Christian HS, Palo Cedro 2003; Wisconsin 2007)
Jamie Nieto (Valley HS, Sacramento 1994; Sacramento CC 1996; Eastern Michigan 1998)
Amin Abraham Paul Nikfar (Adrian Wilcox HS, Santa Clara 1999; California 2004; The Islamic Republic of Iran)
Marcus Nilsson (Hometown: Malmo, Sweden; UCLA 2014)
Joshua Norman (Fresno CC 2001; Texas A&M Kingsville 2003)
John Nunn (Evansville Harrison (Evansville, IN) HS 1996; Wisconsin Parkside 1997; Hometown: Chula Vista, CA)
Travis Nutter (Amador Valley, Pleasanton, CA 1993; California 1998)
Tony Okello (Santa Monica TC)
Ahmed Osman (San Diego HS 2007; Northern Arizona 2012)
Justin Patananan (Highland HS 1998; UCLA 2003)
Zach Perkins (Alameda HS; U.S. Air Force Academy)
Jonathan Peterson (Clovis HS 2007; UC Davis 2012)
Thomas Phillips (Great Britain; UC Davis 2011)
Jonathan Pierce (Lisbon Central HS, NY 2002; Stanford 2007)
Terry Prentice (Diamond Ranch HS; USC; Arkansas)
Jason Price (De La Salle HS, Concord 2006; USC 2010)
Cory Primm (Westlake HS, Westlake Village 2007; UCLA 2011)
Trevell Quinley (Merrill F. West HS, Tracy 2001; Arizona State 2005)
Johnny Quinn (St. Margaret's HS, San Juan Capistrano 2006; UCLA 2011)
Hollywood Radford (Santa Rosa HS; City College of San Francisco 2005; Seattle Pacific 2006)
Ahmad Rashad (Carman-Ainsworth HS, Flint, MI 2006; USC 2010)
Phillip Reid (Rio Mesa HS, Oxnard 2003; Cal Poly 2008)
Sergio Reyes (Home schooled Los Osos; Cuesta College 2000; Cedarville, OH 2002)
Jake Riley (Sehome HS, Bellingham, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Nick Robinson (El Toro HS, Lake Forest 2006; UCLA 2011; Concordia, Irvine 2013)
Robert Robinson (Santa Monica HS 2005; Cal St. Northridge 2010)
Casey Roche (St. Francis HS, Mountain View 2007; Stanford 2011)
Brandon Rooney (Tehachapi HS 2005; Iowa State 2010)
Nick Ross (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta 2009; Arizona 2014)
Scott Roth (Granite Bay HS 2006; Washington 2011)
Jordan Rushing (Del Campo HS, Fair Oaks; UC Davis)
Charles Ryan (Rancho Cotate HS, Rohnert Park 1996; Elsie Allen HS, Santa Rosa 1998; McClymonds HS, Oakland 1999; UCLA 2002; South Carolina 2004)
Jeffrey Ryan (Huntington Beach HS 1999; USC 2003)
Jacques Sallberg (John Muir HS, Pasadena 1993; CS Los Angeles 1996; Abilene Christian (dnc) 1997; CS Los Angeles 1998)
Felix Sanchez (University City HS, San Diego 1995; San Diego Mesa 1997; USC 2000)
Donald Sanford (City Honors HS, Inglewood 2005; Central Arizona JC, Coolidge, AZ 2007; Morgan State, Baltimore, MD 2008; Arizona State 2010)
Jake Schmitt (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2005; California 2006; Washington 2010)
Derek Scott (El Camino HS, Oceanside 2005; USC 2010)
Dave Scudamore (Palos Verdes HS 1988; Stanford 1993)
Tim Seaman (North Babyon (Long Island, NY) HS 1990; Wisconsin Parkside 1995; Hometown: Chula Vista, CA)
Charlie Serrano (Royal HS, Simi Valley 2002; Chico State 2007)
Drew Shackleton (Carlmont HS, Belmont 2004; UCLA 2009)
Zuheir Sharif (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; Texas A&M 2010)
Jules Sharpe (Oaks Christian HS, Westlake Village 2009; Stanford 2013)
Brandon Shaw (Rancho Verde HS, Val Verde 1999; Azusa Pacific 2004)
Luca Signore (Lynbrook 2010; Santa Clara)
Cale Simmons (Rocklin HS; U.S. Air Force Academy 2013)
Allen Simms (Roosevelt HS, Greenbelt, MD 2000; George Mason 2002; USC 2005)
KP Singh (Clovis HS 2006; Fresno CC 2008; Oklahoma 2011)
Chad Smith (Concordia, CA 2011)
J Patrick Smith (Dos Pueblos HS, Santa Barbara 2009; Chico State 2014)
Scott Smith (Dana Hills HS, Dana Point 2005; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Travis Smith (UC Riverside)
Steve Sodaro (Redwood HS, Larkspur 2006; California 2011)
Duane Solomon (Cabrillo HS, Lompoc 2003; USC 2008)
Steven Solomon (Cranbrook School, Sydney, Australia; Stanford 2016)
Tyler Sorensen (Acalanes HS, Lafayette)
Kendall Spencer (San Mateo HS 2009; New Mexico 2014)
Oscar Spurlock (David W. Carter HS, Dallas, TX 2007; USC 2011)
Harrison Steed (San Juan Capistrano HS 2010; California 2015)
Devonte Stewart (Miller HS, Fontana 2011; USC 2015)
Ray Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2008; Merritt CC 2010; California 2013)
Hammed Suleman (Deer Valley HS, Antioch 2009; California 2013)
J.T. Sullivan (Trabuco Hills HS, Mission Viejo 2007; Stanford 2011)
Ryan Swafford (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta; Cal Riverside)
Domonick Sylve (Millikan HS, Long Beach 2007; Army 2011)
Daniel Szabo (USC 2015; Hungary)
Jeffrey Tabor (Ardmore HS, OK 2008; Stanford 2013)
Daniel Tapia (North Monterey County HS, Castroville 2004; Hartnell College, Salinas)
Bo Taylor (Newport Beach HS 2006; UCLA 2011)
Logan Taylor (World of Life Academy, Mesa, AZ 2004; USC 2008)
De’Anthony Thomas (Crenshaw HS, Los Angeles; Oregon)
Cooper Thompson (Garces HS, Bakersfield 2007; Bakersfield CC 2009; USC 2013)
Just’n Thymes (Hamilton HS, Chandler, AZ 2012; Riverside CC)
David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles 2003; California 2008)
Mohamed Trafeh (Duarte HS 2004; Arizona 2006)
Gregory Turner (River City HS, West Sacramento 2008; American River CC 2011; Wayland Baptist 2013)
Aric Van Halen (Oakwood HS, Los Angeles 2009; Colorado 2013)
Eugene Vollmer (Marist Brothers HS, Sigatoka, Fiji Islands; Fresno Pacific 2013)
Bracin Walker (Wickliffe HS, OH; American River CC 2011)
Duane Walker (Compton HS 2008; USC 2012)
Tyler Wallace (Chaparral HS, Temecula; Riverside CC 2010; CSU Long Beach 2012)
Ameer Webb (Tustin HS 2009; Cerritos CC, Norwalk 2011; Texas A&M 2013)
Nick Welihozkiy (West Springfield HS, VA 1999; Stanford 2003)
Nico Weiler (Los Gatos HS 2008; Harvard 2013; Germany)
Chase Wheeler (De La Salle HS, Concord 2009; California 2013)
Corey White (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2004; Redlands 2006; USC 2009)
Damein White (Rialto HS 2005; Long Beach CC 2007; CS Los Angeles 2005)
Deun White (Helix HS, La Mesa 2003; Arizona State)
Zech Whittington (Vallejo HS 1998; California 2003)
Brandin Williams (Canyon Springs HS, Moreno Valley 2005; Riverside CC 2007; Colorado 2011)
Jesse Williams (Broughton HS, Raleigh, NC 2002; North Carolina State 2003; USC 2006)
Rhuben Williams (Eagle Rock HS, Los Angeles 2000; California 2005)
Rubin Williams (Oak Grove HS, San Jose 1999; Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2002; Tennessee 2008)
Dartis Willis (Detroit Country Day HS, Beverly Hills, MI 2011; Stanford 2015)
Alex Wilright (Franklin HS, Elk Grove 2006; UC Davis 2011)
Ryan Wilson (Columbus Academy, Columbus, OH 1996; Westerville North HS, Westerville, OH 1999; USC 2003)
Greg Woepse (Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana 2006; UCLA 2011)
Michael Woepse (Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana 2010; UCLA 2014)
Jacob Wood (Mt. Carmel HS, San Diego; UCLA)
Benjamin Woodruff (Redondo Union HS, Redondo Beach 2007 (lettered two years in baseball); El Camino JC; Cal State Long Beach 2012
Luke Woydziak (Butte College 1997; Fresno State 1999)
Aven Wright (Serra HS, San Mateo 2005; USC 2010)
Ed Wright (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2004; California 2008) Son of 1948 and 1952 Olympian Mal Whitfield
Julian Wruck (St. Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace, Brisbane Queensland, Australia; Texas Tech 2011; UCLA 2014)
Reggie Wyatt Jr. (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; La Sierra HS, Riverside 2009; USC 2013)
Ryan Young (North Kitsap HS, Poulsbo, WA 2005; California 2009)
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Amy Acuff (Calallen HS, Corpus Christi, TX 1993; UCLA 1997)
Mary Akor (Muir HS, Pasadena 1994; El Camino CC; Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Nia Ali (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; Pleasantville HS, NJ 2006; Tennessee 2007; USC 2011)
Lindsay Allen (College Park HS, Pleasant Hill 2004; Stanford 2008)
Katy Andrews (La Costa Canyon HS, Encinitas 2007; BYU 2012)
Ekene Anene (University HS, Redlands 2006; USC 2010)
Falesha Ankton (Benicia HS 2005; Washington 2010)
Tori Anthony (Castilleja HS, Palo Alto 2007; UCLA 2011)
Michelle Anumba (Los Osos HS, Rancho Cucamonga 2009; Duke 2014)
Kelechi Anyanwu (Silver Creek HS, San Jose 2002; California 2007)
Susan Armenta (Rubidoux HS, Riverside 1991; Wisconsin Parkside)
Heather Arsenau (Desert Vista HS, Phoenix, AZ; San Diego State; Arizona State)
Shelby Ashe (Pius X HS, Atlanta, GA 2011; California 2016)
Whitney Ashley (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2007; Cerritos CC 2009; San Diego State 2012)
La Tijera Avery-Wallace (Culver City HS; Nevada)
Christine Babcock (Woodbridge HS, Irvine 2008; Washington 2013)
Brianna Bain (Aloha HS, Beaverton, OR 2011; Stanford 2015)
Keshia Baker (Fairfield HS 2006; Oregon 2010)
Jasmine Baldwin-Foss (Arroyo Pacific Academy; Bishop Amat HS, La Puente 2004; Mt. San Antonio JC 2006)
Cecilia Barnes (Clovis West HS, Clovis, CA 1998; Washington 1999; Cal State Bakersfield 2006)
Tai Battle (Will C. Wood HS, Vacaville 2004; Moorpark CC; Arizona State 2008)
Audrey Baxter (Redfield HS, SD 2004; Moorpark JC 2006; Black Hills State 2009)
Chauntae Bayne-Watson (Boswell HS, Saginaw, TX 2002; Stanford 2005; Texas 2008)
Dinesha Bean (Cordova HS, Memphis, TN; Southwest Mississippi; Hinds CC; Academy of Art)
Megan Benson (Corona del Sol HS, Tempe, AZ; Cal Irvine)
Jennifer Bergman (Valley Christian HS, San Jose 2009; Arizona 2013)
Lauren Blackburn (Sunset HS, Dallas, TX 2010; USC 2014)
Nicole Blood (Saratoga Springs HS, NY 2006; Royal HS, Simi Valley 2006; Oregon 2010)
Brittany Borman (Festus HS, MO 2008; UCLA 2009; Oklahoma 2012)
Magdalena Lewy-Boulet (Lakewood HS 1993; California 1997)
Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic HS, Hayward 2009; USC 2013)
Brittany Bozeman (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2009; Mississippi; San Diego State)
Ciarra Brewer (James Logan HS, Union City 2011; Florida 2015)
Kimyon Broom (Serra HS, Gardena 2006; California 2010)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Stephanie (Rothstein) Bruce (Xavier College Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Taylor Bryson (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach 2007; California 2012)
Brea Buchanan (Ayala HS, Chino Hills; UCLA)
Jasmine Burrell (North HS, Torrance 2010; San Diego State 2015)
Kristine Busa (Rigas Secondary, Riga, Latvia; USC 2012)
Taylor Bush (Archbishop Mitty HS, Santa Clara 2008; Arizona 2012)
Savannah Camacho (Templeton HS; Oklahoma State)
Jillian Camarena-Williams (Woodland HS 2000; Stanford 2004)
Gabriella Cantrell (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland)
DeAna Carson (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2006; Baylor 2011)
Kori Carter (Claremont HS 2010; Stanford 2014)
Chelsea Cassulo (Lompoc HS 2008; Hancock JC 2009; Bakersfield CC 2010; Nevada/Las Vegas 2011; Arizona State 2013)
Lauren Centrowitz (Broadneck HS, Arnold, MD 2004; Stanford 2009)
Ashika Charan (Claremont HS 2006; Texas A&M 2010)
Kari (McAllister) Clark (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks, 2006; BYU 2010)
Shalina Clarke (Evanston HS, IL 2006; USC 2010)
Alex Collatz (Stockdale HS, Bakersfield 2011; USC 2015)
Ebony Collins (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2006; Locke HS, Los Angeles 2007; West Los Angeles JC 2008)
Lauren Collins (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2005; UC Irvine 2010)
Kim Conley (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2004; UC Davis 2008)
Angele Cooper (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2008; Texas 2012)
Jessica Cosby (Grover Cleveland HS, Reseda 2000; UCLA 2005)
Melia Cox (Long Beach Poly HS; USC)
Ginnie (Powell) Crawford (Rainier Beach HS, Seattle, WA 2002; USC 2006)
Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall Central HS, New Windsor, NY 2011; Stanford 2015)
Sarah Cummings (Corona del Mar HS, Newport Beach 2007; Princeton 2011)
Krishna Curry (University HS, Nashville, TN 2006; UCLA 2010)
Desiree Davila (Hilltop HS, Chula Vista CA 2001; Arizona State 2006)
Candice Davis (Pioneer HS, Ann Arbor, MI 2003; USC 2007)
Jessica Davis (Highland HS, Palmdale 2010; USC 2014)
Jasmin Day (Costa Mesa HS 2006; Arizona 2010) Sharon’s sister
Sharon Day (Costa Mesa HS 2003; Cal Poly SLO 2008)
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2004)
Nichole Denby (J.W. North HS, Riverside 2000; Texas 2004)
Ann Detmer (Former Cal assistant coach)
Brittni Dixon-Smith (Woodbridge HS, VA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Danielle Domenichelli (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2005; UCSB 2010)
Jane Doolittle (Mountain View HS 2005; UC Santa Barbara 2010)
Stacy Dragila (Placer HS, Auburn 1990; Yuba CC 1992; Idaho State 1995)
Karynn Dunn (Diamond Ranch HS, Diamond Bar 2009; Stanford 2013)
Joy Eaton (St. Lucy’s Priory HS, Glendale 2007; UCLA 2011)
Torri Edwards (Pomona HS 1995; USC 1999)
Zsofia Erdelyi (Petofi 3 Gimn Slkk Es Kollegium High, Aszod, Hungary; USC 2012)
Tara Erdman (Flowing Wells HS, Tucson 2007; Loyola Marymount, Los Angeles 2011)
Justine Fedronic (Carlmont HS, Belmont 2009; Stanford 2013; France)
Allyson Felix [Los Angeles Baptist HS, North Hills 2003; USC 2008 (did not compete)]
London Finley (St. Mary’s Academy, Inglewood 2008; Georgetown 2012)
Lauren Fleshman (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 1999; Stanford 2003)
Katie Fry (UC Davis)
Ashley Gatewood (Montclair HS 2007; UC Riverside 2012)
Jasmine Gibbs (El Camino HS 2012)
Brianna Glenn (La Mirada HS 1998; Arizona 2002)
Bronte Golick (Capistrano Valley HS, Mission Viejo; UCLA)
Zoila Gomez (Costa Mesa HS 1998; Orange Coast College 2000; Adams State 2004)
Desiree Gonder (Stockdale HS, Bakersfield 2006; Cal State Northridge 2011)
Sheena Gordon (McDowell HS, Erie, PA 2002; UCLA 2004; North Carolina 2006)
Kate Grace (Marlborough School, Los Angeles 2007; Yale 2011)
Georgia Griffin (Hanover HS, Norwich, VT 2008; Stanford 2013)
Amy Haapanen (East Union HS, Manteca 2002; UCSB 2007)
Sara Hall (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2001; Stanford 2005)
Dawn Harper-Nelson (East St. Louis HS, IL 2002; UCLA 2006)
Lyndsay Harper (Albuquerque Academy; Virginia 2011; Bay Area Track Club)
Jordan Hasay (Mission Prep, San Luis Obispo 2009; Oregon 2013)
Joanna Hayes (J.W. North HS, Riverside; UCLA)
Ashley Hearn (Rocklin HS 2007; UC Davis 2011)
Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley HS, Concord 1993; Diablo Valley CC 1994 (dnc); Florida 1998; California 1999)
Shataya Hendricks (St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Stanford 2012)
Alycia Herring (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2010; Arizona State 2014)
Randi Hicks (Rio Mesa HS, Oxnard 2007; Ventura CC 2009; Cal State Long Beach 2011)
Traci Hicks (Poly HS, Long Beach; Arizona)
MacKenzie Hill (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2003; UCLA 2007)
LaTisha Holden (Barstow HS 2007; Arizona 2011)
Amanda Hunter (Marborough HS, Los Angeles 2008; Cal)
Dominique Jackson (Fairfield HS 2007; North Carolina 2011)
Susan Jackson (Napa HS 2008; Sacramento City College 2010; Western State Colorado, Gunnison, CO)
Megan Jamerson (Santa Margarita Catholic HS, Rancho Santa Margarita 2004; UCLA 2009)
Stephanie James (Granite Bay HS 2006; San Diego State 2011)
Anna Jelmini (Shafter HS 2009; Arizona State 2014)
Carmelita Jeter (Bishop Montgomery HS, Torrance 1998; Cal State Dominguez Hills 2003)
Chelsea Johnson (Atascadero HS 2002; UCLA 2006)
Ke’Airra Jones (Natchez HS, MS 2007; Cal State Bakersfield 2008; Southern Mississippi 2012)
Vanessa Jones (Etiwanda HS, Rancho Cucamonga 2011; USC)
Latrisha Jordan (Central Valley HS, Ceres 2008; Cal State Fresno 2012)
Kara June (St. Joseph HS, Santa Maria 2000; Cal State Fresno 2004)
Alima Kamara (Cesar Chavez HS, Stockton 2009; California 2113)
Amber Kaufman (Branham HS, San Jose 2006; Hawaii 2011)
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 1991; Arkansas 1996)
Arantxa King (Medford HS, MA 2007; Stanford 2012)
Allison Koressel (Huntington Beach HS 2009; UCLA 2014)
Alex Kosinski (Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2007; Oregon 2012)
Ryann Krais (Methacton HS, Norristown, PA 2008; UCLA 2010; Kansas State 2012)
Eva Krchova (Spanish Bilingual HS, Brno, Czech Republic; U. San Francisco 2013)
Kathy Kroeger (Independence HS, Franklin, TN 2008; Stanford 2013)
Irene Kujore (Arroyo HS, San Lorenzo; UCSB 2012)
Loudia Laarman (Winston Churchill HS, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada; USC)
Natasha Labeaud (Folsom HS 2005; Georgetown 2010)
Lekeisha Lawson (Victor Valley HS, Victorville 2005; UNLV 2009)
Nicole Leach (West Catholic HS, Philadelphia, PA 2005; UCLA 2009)
Stephanie LeFever (Aptos HS 2007; UC San Diego 2011)
Cecily Lemmon-Lew (Vacaville HS 2006; BYU 2011)
Breanna Leslie (Valley Christian HS, Chandler, AZ 2009; Azusa Pacific 2013)
Whitney Liehr (Palos Verdes HS, Palos Verdes Estates 2007; Stanford 2011)
Sherrina Lofton (Fairfield HS 2006; Cal State Northridge 2011)
Chaunte (Howard) Lowe (JW North HS, Riverside 2002; Georgia Tech 2005)
Calista Lyon (Tallangatta Secondary College HS, Tallangatta, Victoria, AUS; Cal State Los Angeles 2014)
Deborah Maier (Ponderosa HS, Shingle Springs 2008; California 2013)
Stephanie Marcy (Sequim HS, WA 2007; Stanford 2011)
Ashley Marshall (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2011; UC Davis 2015)
Brenda Martinez (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010)
Victoria Martinez (Robertson HS, Las Vegas, NV 2001; Adams State 2006; Azusa Pacific 2011)
Juliana Masciana (El Modena HS, Orange 2004; Cal State Fullerton 2009)
Sarah Matthew (Niwot HS, Longmont, CO 2006; Stanford 2010)
Lauren McGlory (James Logan HS, Union City 2009; Cal State Sacramento 2014)
Akiba McKinney (Monte Vista HS, Spring Valley 1997; Ranger CC, TX 1999)
Erica McLain (East HS, Plano, TX 2004; Stanford 2008)
Ashley McLaughlin (Uniondale HS, NY 2007; UCLA 2011)
Inika McPherson (Memorial HS, Port Arthur, TX 2005; California 2010)
Teresa McWalters (Home Schooled in San Francisco 2003; Stanford 2008)
Kristen Meister (Maumee Valley Country Day HS, Toledo, OH 2006; Davidson, N.C. 2007; California 2011)
Megan Meyer (Tesoro HS, Las Flores, CA 2009; Arizona 2014)
Natasha Miller (Mennonite Educational Institute, Abbotsford, BC 2007; Biola 2011)
Marissa Minderler (Monta Vista HS, Cupertino 2007; USC 2012)
Alysia (Johnson) Montano (Canyon HS, Canyon Country 2004; California 2008)
Katie Morgan (Tempe HS, AZ 2004; California 2009; San Diego State 2010)
Dalilah Muhammad (Benjamin Cardozo HS, Bayside, Queens, NY 2008; USC 2012)
Julie Nacouzi (Montgomery HS, Santa Rosa 2011)
Akawkaw Ndipagbor (Poly HS, Long Beach 2011; USC 2015)
Mindy Neeley-McClurkin (Dos Pueblos HS, Goleta 2005; BYU 2010)
Katie Nelms (Leland HS, San Jose 2010; Stanford 2014)
Lauryn Newson (Pinole Valley HS 2008; Laney JC, Oakland 2010; Oregon 2012)
Jade (Sunny) Niemeyer (North Kitsap HS, Hansville, WA 2007; BYU 2008; UCLA 2009; USC 2012)
Barbara Nwaba (University HS, Los Angeles 2007; UCSB 2011)
Joy O’Hare (Cheyenne Mountain HS, Colorado Springs, CO; Stanford)
Chizoba Okodogbe (Deer Valley HS, Antioch 2010; Oregon 2014)
Eva Orban (Papa Veszprem, Hungary; USC 2009)
Nicole Oudenaarden (Paul Kane HS, St. Albert, Alberta, Canada 2012; San Diego State 2016)
Jenny Ozorai (Kanizsai Dorottya Gimnazium HS, Szombathely, Hungary; USC 2014)
Liz Palmer (Arapahoe HS, Littleton, CO 1978; Northern Colorado 1982)
Alexi Pappas (Bishop O’Dowd HS, Oakland; Dartmouth 2012; Oregon 2013)
Tiffeny Parker (Azusa Pacific 2011)
Aareon Payne (Beaumont School, Cleveland Heights, Ohio; USC)
Malaina Payton (Fremont Media College Prep, Oakland 2009; California 2014)
Tori Pena (Edison HS, Huntington Beach; UCLA)
Angel Perkins (Gahr HS, Cerritos 2002; Arizona 2004; Baylor 2006)
Michelle Perry (Quartz Hill HS 1997; UCLA 2001)
Clara (Horowitz) Peterson (Head-Royce HS, Oakland 2002; Duke 2006)
Summer Pierson (Niskayuna HS, Schenectady, NY 1996; Stanford 2000)
Brooke Pighin (Alberni District Secondary, Port Arthur, BC 2007; Cal State Fresno 2009; Washington 2012)
Shannon Popp (Ojai HS 2002; Moorpark JC 2004; Kansas State 2005; Wyoming 2007)
Suzy Powell-Roos (Thomas Downey HS, Modesto 1994; UCLA 1998)
Jenna Prandini (Clovis HS 2011; Oregon 2016)
Jessica Pressley (Laguna Creek HS, Elk Grove 2003; Arizona State 2008)
Candice Price (Pioneer HS, Ann Arbor, MI 2003; USC 2007)
Kylie Price (Bishop Amat Memorial, Chino Hills; UCLA)
Kiani Profit (Muir HS, Pasadena 2007; Maryland 2012)
Daje Pugh (Fairfield HS 2012; Washington 2016)
Amber Purvis (Benicia HS, CA 2008; Oregon 2012)
Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland 2010; Miami 2011; Laney JC 2012; Texas A&M 2015)
Julian Purvis (St. Elizabeth HS, Oakland; Academy of Art)
Jenna Puterbaugh (Santa Fe Christian HS, Solano Beach 2010; USC)
Linda Rainwater (Dos Pueblos HS, Goleta 2006; UC San Diego 2010)
Allison Reaser (El Segundo HS 2010; San Diego State 2014)
Chelsea Reilly (Davis HS 2007; California 2012)
Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names HS, Oakland 2007; UCLA 2013)
Tara Richmond (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2010; Columbia 2014)
Moira Robinson (Mt. Whitney HS, Visalia 2007; Cal State Sacramento 2012)
Renisha Robinson (Archbishop Mitty HS, San Jose 2007; Sacramento State)
Carol Rodriquez (Long Beach Wilson HS; USC)
Kortney Ross (Westview HS, San Diego 2010; Oregon 2014)
Stephanie Rothstein (Xavier College Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2002; UC Santa Barbara 2007)
Shannon Rowbury (Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep, San Francisco 2002; Duke 2007)
Lindsay Rowe (Cardozo HS, Queens, NY 2007; UCLA 2011)
Kelsey Rubeor (Murrieta Valley HS 2007; Syracuse 2011)
Shelese Ruffin (Beaumont HS, Banning 2005; CS Northridge 2010)
Rosario Sanchez (Selma HS 2007; Fresno State 2012)
Kelsey Santisteban (Castro Valley HS; Cal)
Claudia Saunders (Princeton HS, Sharonville, Ohio; Stanford 2016)
Caitlin Schmitt (Redwood HS, Larkspur; UCLA)
Lauryn Jordan-Seales (Bear Creek HS, Stockton 2002; San Joaquin Delta JC 2004; Oregon 2007)
Je’Nia Sears (Edison HS, Fresno 2011; Fresno State 2015)
Ciara Short (Madison HS, San Diego 2007; Cal State Fullerton 2011)
Whitney Sisler (La Costa Canyon HS, San Marcos 2007; Cal Poly SLO 2012)
Melinda Smedley (Lincoln HS, Stockton; San Diego State 2003)
Ashley Smith (Millikan HS, Long Beach 2010; California 2015)
Linda Somers Smith (UC Davis 1983)
Toni Smith (Montebello HS, Denver, CO 2003; Cal State Northridge 2005; Oklahoma 2008)
Shalonda Solomon (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2004; South Carolina 2008)
Tatum Souza (Napa HS 2010; UCLA 2014)
Brysun Stately (Cordova HS, Rancho Cordova 2005; USC 2006; Nebraska 2007; USC 2010)
Katerini Stefanidi (First Pallini HS, Athens, Greece; Stanford 2012)
Briana Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City; Academy of Art)
Thandi Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2010; Miami 2014)
Tracy Stewart (James Logan HS, Union City 2006; California 2011)
Allison Stokke (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach 2007; California 2011)
Ida Storm (Latinskolon HS, Nybro, Sweden; UCLA 2014)
Jere Summers (Berkeley HS 2005; CS Northridge 2007; Louisville 2010)
Sarah Sumpter (Healdsburg HS 2008; UC Davis)
Rowena Tam (University City HS 2006; California 2011)
Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007; Tennessee 2008; Texas A&M 2011)
Nicole Teter (West Valley HS, Cottonwood; Arkansas; Shasta CC)
Shanieka Thomas (Vere Tech, Jamaica 2010; San Diego State 2014)
Vashti Thomas (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2008; Texas A&M 2010; Academy of Art University, San Francisco 2013)
Turquoise Thompson (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2007; Junipero Serra HS, Gardena 2009; UCLA 2013)
Jessica Tonn (Xavier Prep, Phoenix, AZ 2010; Stanford 2014)
Sheena Tosta (Gar-Field HS, Woodbridge, VA 2000; UCLA 2004)
Stephanie Brown Trafton (Arroyo Grande HS 1998; Cal Poly SLO 2003)
Blessing Ufodiama (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2000; Washington State 2004)
Maggie Vessey (Soquel HS 2000; Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2005)
Katy Viuf (Cascia Hall Prep, Tulsa, OK 2007; UCLA 2011)
Lauren Wallace (Ukiah HS 2008; UC Davis 2013)
Lea Wallace (Vintage HS, Napa 2006; Cal Poly SLO 2008; Sacramento State 2011)
Sasha Wallace (Holy Names HS, Oakland 2012; Castro Valley HS 2013)
Danielle Watson (Carson HS 2006; UCLA 2010)
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard-Westlake HS, North Hollywood 2012; Stanford 2016)
Brooke Wells (Carmel HS 2002; California)
Jacqueline Wentz (Maria Carrillo HS, Santa Rosa 2006; MIT 2010)
Allison Wilder (South Hills HS, Covina 2006; UC Riverside 2011)
Angela Williams (Chino HS 1998; USC 2002)
Charonda Williams (Samuel L. Gompers Continuation HS, Richmond 2005; Laney CC, Oakland 2007; Arizona State 2009)
Shelise Williams (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2007; Arkansas 2011)
Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s HS, Berkeley 2012; UCLA 2016)
Shana Woods (Polytechnic HS, Long Beach 2006; USC 2011)
Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules HS 2007; Oregon 2011)
Brett Zorich (Monte Vista HS, Danville 2008; UNLV)
My Fellow Athletes: ASK what your sport can do for you, but also what YOU can do for your sport
http://gowomango.com/my-fellow-track-and-field-athletes-come-together-track-family/
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2004)
Lashinda Demus (Wilson HS, Long Beach 2001; South Carolina 2004)
Holla Atcha Boy (Deena Kastor Episode 1.57)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p_ZzxopmJY&feature=youtu.be
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 1991; Arkansas 1996)
Deena Kastor (Agoura HS, Agoura Hills 1991; Arkansas 1996)
Cal State San Bernardino add’s women’s track, eliminates water polo
http://www.sbsun.com/sports/20140327/cal-state-san-bernardino-adds-womens-track-eliminates-water-polo
Friday, March 28, 2014
U.S. High School Hammer Throw
U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 12# HAMMER THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
260’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
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
260’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
235’04” Daniel Haugh SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-08
220’06” Brock Eager SR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-01
215’10” Joe Ellis SR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 03-01
206’02” Richard Delphin SR Roswell, GA 03-08
205’11” Jacob Beene JR Gilbert, AZ 03-22
196’05” Kenneth Brinson JR Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
193’07” Joseph Segreto SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
190’04” Tyler Merkley JR Los Osos, Alta Loma, CA 03-14
186’10” Dustin Samms SR Aptos, CA 03-15
173’07” Steven Tofanelli JR Del Campo, Fair Oaks, CA 01-18
168’04” Robby Moots JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-08
162’05” Brad Harp SR Pope, Marietta, GA 03-08
161’11” Isaiah Rogers SO Campbell, Symrna, GA 03-08
160’11” Hunter Wardian SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 03-23
160’09” Brayden Eiland JR Centralia, WA 03-16
159’00” Nick Todaro SR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 03-22
158’09” Zack Gregory JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 12-28
158’03” James Leddy SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
153’11” Patrick Kunza JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 11-09
152’07” Danny Andrews JR Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 11-20
150’11” Hayden Wolrehammer SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 03-23
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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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
200’09” Seth Whitener JR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 11-20
174’05” Isaiah Rogers SO Campbell, Symrna, GA 03-08
160’10” Zack Gregory JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 02-23
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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
168’02” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 08-25-13
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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
186’02” Brock Eager SR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-01
184’10” Colin Minor SR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 03-20
175’02” Joe Ellis SR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 03-01
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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
192’05” Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 06-02-13
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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
174’10” Sabrina Gaitan’ JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-08
167’07” Kamryn Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
164’01” Danielle Borriello SR Ellenville, NY 03-22
164’00” Nyla Woods SR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 11-20
156’00” Hannah Frost SR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 03-01
155’09” Elisa Grandemange SR Kamiakin, Kennewick, WA 10-27
154’07” Leah Colbert SR Buchanan, Troy, MO 02-23
151’05” Andrea Vahoua SR Pope, Marietta, GA 11-20
146’09” Tatiana Taylor JR Walton, Marietta, GA 03-08
145’06” Olivia Seifert JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
143’10” Monae Cooper SO New Rochelle, NY 03-22
141’11” Bailey Simmons SR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 11-20
137’11” Elisa Grandemange SR Kamiakin, Kennewick, WA 10-27
135’11” Sochima Bishop JR New Rochelle, NY 03-22
133’01” Grace Workman SR Tumwater, WA 03-16
132’08” Emelda Malm-Annan JR Monterey Trail, Elk Grove, CA 01-18
131’10” Cydnee Collins-Luther JR Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-08
129’05” Ashley Pierce SR Shadow Ridge, Las Vegas, NV 02-22
128’11” Riley Scocco SO Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 03-16
124’10” Tamia Crockett JR Hardin Valley Academy, Knoxville, TN 11-20
122’09” Jessica Jeffrey SO New Rochelle, NY 03-22
121’11” Olivia Reeves SO River Ridge, Woodstock, GA 11-20
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’3K HAMMER THROW
National Record
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta 05-12-13
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
205’11” Sabrina Gaitan’ JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-08
185’00” Kamryn Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
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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, 2014 (born no earlier than in 1997).
‘ = Foreign athlete
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Cutoff 03-23-14 Updated 03-28-14
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
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NATIONAL RECORD
260’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
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
260’05” Rudy Winkler SR Averill Park, NY 07-02-13
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
235’04” Daniel Haugh SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-08
220’06” Brock Eager SR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-01
215’10” Joe Ellis SR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 03-01
206’02” Richard Delphin SR Roswell, GA 03-08
205’11” Jacob Beene JR Gilbert, AZ 03-22
196’05” Kenneth Brinson JR Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
193’07” Joseph Segreto SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
190’04” Tyler Merkley JR Los Osos, Alta Loma, CA 03-14
186’10” Dustin Samms SR Aptos, CA 03-15
173’07” Steven Tofanelli JR Del Campo, Fair Oaks, CA 01-18
168’04” Robby Moots JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-08
162’05” Brad Harp SR Pope, Marietta, GA 03-08
161’11” Isaiah Rogers SO Campbell, Symrna, GA 03-08
160’11” Hunter Wardian SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 03-23
160’09” Brayden Eiland JR Centralia, WA 03-16
159’00” Nick Todaro SR Iona Prep, New Rochelle, NY 03-22
158’09” Zack Gregory JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 12-28
158’03” James Leddy SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
153’11” Patrick Kunza JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 11-09
152’07” Danny Andrews JR Woodward Academy, Powder Springs, GA 11-20
150’11” Hayden Wolrehammer SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 03-23
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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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
200’09” Seth Whitener JR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 11-20
174’05” Isaiah Rogers SO Campbell, Symrna, GA 03-08
160’10” Zack Gregory JR Timberland, Wentzville, MO 02-23
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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
168’02” Bobby Colantonio FR Barrington, RI 08-25-13
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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
186’02” Brock Eager SR Tahoma, Covington, WA 03-01
184’10” Colin Minor SR South Brunswick, Southport, NC 03-20
175’02” Joe Ellis SR Eastlake, Sammamish, WA 03-01
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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
192’05” Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 06-02-13
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
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
174’10” Sabrina Gaitan’ JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-08
167’07” Kamryn Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
164’01” Danielle Borriello SR Ellenville, NY 03-22
164’00” Nyla Woods SR Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 11-20
156’00” Hannah Frost SR Mary M Knight, Elma, WA 03-01
155’09” Elisa Grandemange SR Kamiakin, Kennewick, WA 10-27
154’07” Leah Colbert SR Buchanan, Troy, MO 02-23
151’05” Andrea Vahoua SR Pope, Marietta, GA 11-20
146’09” Tatiana Taylor JR Walton, Marietta, GA 03-08
145’06” Olivia Seifert JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 03-22
143’10” Monae Cooper SO New Rochelle, NY 03-22
141’11” Bailey Simmons SR Alabama Christian, Montgomery, AL 11-20
137’11” Elisa Grandemange SR Kamiakin, Kennewick, WA 10-27
135’11” Sochima Bishop JR New Rochelle, NY 03-22
133’01” Grace Workman SR Tumwater, WA 03-16
132’08” Emelda Malm-Annan JR Monterey Trail, Elk Grove, CA 01-18
131’10” Cydnee Collins-Luther JR Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 03-08
129’05” Ashley Pierce SR Shadow Ridge, Las Vegas, NV 02-22
128’11” Riley Scocco SO Shorewood Christian, Seattle, WA 03-16
124’10” Tamia Crockett JR Hardin Valley Academy, Knoxville, TN 11-20
122’09” Jessica Jeffrey SO New Rochelle, NY 03-22
121’11” Olivia Reeves SO River Ridge, Woodstock, GA 11-20
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’3K HAMMER THROW
National Record
208’05” Sabrina Gaitan’ SO Sprayberry, Marietta 05-12-13
2014 PERFORMANCE LIST
205’11” Sabrina Gaitan’ JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 03-08
185’00” Kamryn Brinson SO Marist, Atlanta, GA 03-08
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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, 2014 (born no earlier than in 1997).
‘ = Foreign athlete
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cutoff 03-23-14 Updated 03-28-14
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
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The Warm-Up Lap: Outdoor College Track & Field Weekend Outlook
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The Warm-Up Lap: Outdoor College Track & Field Weekend Outlook
March 27, 2014
NEW ORLEANS – While the official start of the 2014 collegiate outdoor track & field season came in mid-February for Division II and the beginning of March in Divisions I & III, for many teams around the nation the de facto beginning is this weekend.
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MEETS THIS WEEKEND
U20 Collegiate Bests
Outdoor Football Player Bests
Collegiate Event Summary
All-College Leaders
A whopping 95 meets are on the schedule over the course of the next few days, which began yesterday most notably with the opening day of the four-day Texas Relays – this week’s USTFCCCA National Meet of the Week.
Austin, Texas, has been and will continue buzzing with collegiate (and also high school) track & field action as 14 top-25 Division I men’s teams and 13 more top-25 DI women’s squads – not to mention a handful of nationally ranked Division II and III programs – are among the hundreds of athletes competing.
For more information on the meet visit either the official Texas Relays headquarters or the USTFCCCA Infozone Meets this Weekend page.
Defending NCAA men’s decathlon national champ Johannes Hock of Texas and women’s heptathlon winner Lindsay Vollmer of Kansas have already been in action and more exceptional performances promise to follow.
The meet has produced 28 top-10 all-time collegiate performances on the current list, including marks from 2013 by active defending national champions Ole Miss’ Sam Kendricks (men’s pole vault), Julian Wruck of UCLA (men’s discus) and Bethany Firsick of South Dakota (women’s pole vault).
While the weather may be nice at Texas – as well as in North Carolina for the Raleigh Relays, in Arizona for the Arizona State Invitational and in California for the San Diego State Aztec Invitational – other areas around the country have been less fortunate. As of publication, at least five meets in the Northeast and Midwest have been cancelled.
Most nationally-ranked Division I teams are congregating at those aforementioned fair-weathered locations, but Division II and Division III teams are spread out amongst many separate meets.
A number of last season’s top Division II programs, including the defending champion Saint Augustine’s men and two of the top three women’s teams in Johnson C. Smith and Grand Valley State, will attend the Raleigh Relays, while several top Division III programs will compete at the Washington (Mo.) Invitational (Washington (Mo.), Illinois Wesleyan, Cedarville, Central (Iowa)) and the Tufts Snowflake Classic (MIT, Wheaton (Mass.), and Bates).
A more detailed breakdown of where top-10 teams will be competing – and how you can watch some of those meets live online and on television – can be found below.
USTFCCCA InfoZone: Broadcast Schedule
Thursday, March 27, 2014
12:00 PM ET /
9:00 AM PT Trojan Invitational
(Los Angeles, Calif.) TV: Pac-12 Network tape-delayed
5:00 PM ET /
4:00 PM CT Texas Relays
(Austin, Texas) TV: Longhorn Network LIVE
8:00 PM ET /
7:00 PM CT Texas Relays
(Austin, Texas) TV: Longhorn Network LIVE
Friday, March 28, 2014
10:30 AM ET /
9:30 AM CT Texas Relays
(Austin, Texas) TV: Longhorn Network LIVE
12:00 PM ET Raleigh Relays
(Raleigh, N.C.) WEB: Flotrack PRO LIVE
(Subscripction required)
3:30 PM ET Fred Hardy Invitational
(Richmond, Va.) WEB: Atlantic 10 LIVE
Saturday, March 29, 2014
8:30 AM ET /
7:30 AM CT Texas Relays
(Austin, Texas) TV: Longhorn Network LIVE
9:00 AM ET Fred Hardy Invitational
(Richmond, Va.) WEB: Atlantic 10 LIVE
9:30 AM ET Raleigh Relays
(Raleigh, N.C.) WEB: Flotrack PRO LIVE
(Subscripction required)
11:00 AM ET Emory Classic
(Atlanta, Ga.) WEB: Emory LIVE
Top-Ranked Teams In Action
DIVISION I
MEN’S TOP 10
1. Arkansas Texas Relays
2. Florida Raleigh Relays
Texas Relays
UNF Spring Break Open
3. Texas A&M Texas Relays
4. Oregon Aztec Invitational (outdoor)
5. Florida State Texas Relays
7. Georgia Yellow Jacket Invitational (Georgia Tech)
8. LSU Texas Relays
9. UCLA Bobcat Invitational
Cal Poly Invitational
Texas Relays
10. Alabama Yellow Jacket Invitational (Georgia Tech)
WOMEN’S TOP 10
1. Texas A&M Texas Relays
2. Oregon Aztec Invitational (outdoor)
3. Texas Texas Relays
4. Florida Raleigh Relays
Texas Relays
UNF Spring Break Open
5. Kentucky Oliver Nikoloff Open
Texas Relays
6. Georgia Yellow Jacket Invitational (Georgia Tech)
7. Southern California Aztec Invitational (outdoor)
8. LSU Texas Relays
9. Arizona Arizona State Invitational
10. Kansas Texas Relays
DIVISION II
2013 MEN’S TOP-10 FINISHERS
1. Saint Augustine’s
Raleigh Relays
2. Ashland South Carolina Weems Baskin Invitational
Wooster Invitational
3. Adams State Arizona State Invitational
5. Western State Colorado Mines Front Range Meet
6. Lincoln (Mo.) Washington (Mo.) Invitational
7. TAMU-Kingsville Texas Relays
Trinity (Texas) Tiger Relays
7. Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Wendy’s Invitational
9. American International Raleigh Relays
9. Findlay Raleigh Relays
Defiance Dick Small Invitational
9. Stillman Texas Relays
2013 WOMEN’S TOP-10 FINISHERS
1. Academy of Art
Texas Relays
San Diego State Aztec Invitational
2. Johnson C. Smith Raleigh Relays
3. Lincoln (Mo.) Washington (Mo.) Invitational
3. Grand Valley State Raleigh Relays
DUAL vs. SVSU
5. Adams State Arizona State Invitational
7. Alaska Anchorage Willamette Invitational
8. Angelo State Texas Relays
9. Ashland South Carolina Weems Baskin Invitational
Wooster Invitational
DIVISION III
MEN’S TOP 10
5. Whitworth Peyton Scoring Meet
6. Mount Union Don Frail Invitational
7. Whittier SCIAC Multi-Dual #2
8. Central (Iowa) Washington (Mo.) Invitational
9. Salisbury Goucher Track & Field Classic
10. Christopher Newport Commonwealth Duals
Texas Relays
WOMEN’S TOP 10
3. Rowan Danny Curran Invitational
5. Johns Hopkins Maryland Invitational
6. Wheaton (Mass.) Snowflake Classic
UMBC Big Dawg Invitational
7. Cal Lutheran SCIAC Multi-Dual #2
8. Williams UNF Spring Break Open
10. MIT Snowflake Classic
Westmont Collegiate Classic
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
UW-La Crosse Men & Women Begin 2014 Division III Outdoor T&F Season at No. 1
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UW-La Crosse Men & Women Begin 2014 Division III Outdoor T&F Season at No. 1
March 26, 2014
NEW ORLEANS – Both the UW-La Crosse men and women will start their 2014 outdoor track & field campaigns at No. 1 in the preseason U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III National Team Computer Rankings released Wednesday.
Using a combination of data from the current 2014 outdoor season (not the indoor season) and the top 2013 marks by returning student-athletes, the UWL men are projected as heavy favorites to defend their national outdoor title over in-state rival UW-Eau Claire, while the computers see little difference between the UWL women and two-time defending national outdoor team champion Wartburg.
WOMEN’S TOP FIVE
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
UW-La Crosse
172.46 pts
2013: 5th Wartburg
171.95 pts
2013: 1st Rowan
127.86 pts
2013: 11th UW-Oshkosh
119.69 pts
2013: 2nd Johns Hopkins
103.31 pts
2013: 13th
View Complete Women’s Rankings
After a fifth-place finish a year ago, the Eagles women (172.46 team rankings points) were boosted to the No. 1 position behind 10 performers ranked within the top 10 of their respective events.
Among them are the top-ranked 4×100 and 4×400 relay teams and Jaime Ludwigson in the top five both at 100 (No. 5) and 200 meters (No. 4).
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Top-ranked shot putter Kayla Hemann and steepler Sammi Bruett lifted the reigning champion Wartburg women to No. 2 with 171.95 team rankings points – little more than a half point behind UWL.
A successful title defense by the Knights would make them the third women’s team in DIII history to win three consecutive outdoor national titles, and the first since Wheaton (Mass.) from 2001-03. UW-Oshkosh (1995-97) and Christopher Newport (1987-89) also accomplished the feat.
History is on Wartburg’s side as three of the past four preseason No. 1s have proceeded to finish the season at No. 1, including the Knights in each of the past two seasons. The one team that didn’t? Also Wartburg in 2011, when it finished runner-up.
Rowan (127.86) came in at No. 3, followed by two-time defending indoor champion No. 4 UW-Oshkosh (119.69) and No. 5 Johns Hopkins (103.31), the two-time defending cross country champions from the fall.
MEN’S TOP FIVE
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
UW-La Crosse
232.34 pts
2013: 1st UW-Eau Claire
150.23 pts
2013: 2nd UW-Oshkosh
143.67 pts
2013: 3rd UW-Whitewater
127.12 pts
2013: 4th Whitworth
90.57 pts
2013: 10th
View Complete Men’s Rankings
With 13 competitors ranked among the top 10 in their events – including top-ranked Bryan Klister (pole vault) and the No. 1 4×100 relay – the UW-La Crosse men (232.34 team rankings points) are heavy favorites over the rest of the field.
As both the preseason favorite and the recent indoor champion, recent history as it relates to UW-La Crosse is a mixed bag. The good news for the Eagles is that three of the past four indoor team champions have gone on to complete the sweep with a matching outdoor title.
The bad news? None of them have done it as the outdoor preseason (or week one) favorite since the beginning of the USTFCCCA rankings in 2010. The last time UWL was the preseason No. 1 in 2012 it finished runner-up.
Next up is No. 2 UW-Eau Claire (150.23) behind Thurgood Dennis as the top-ranked man at 100 and 200 meters, the No. 2 man at 400 meters, and a potential member of the top-ranked 4×400 relay.
No. 3 UW-Oshkosh (143.67), No. 4 UW-Whitewater (127.12) and No. 5 Whitworth (90.57) rounded out the top five.
The national team rankings will be complied by mathematical formulae based on national descending order lists. The purpose and methodology of the rankings is to create an index that showcases the teams that have the best potential of achieving the top spots in the national team race. Rankings points do not equate with NCAA Championships team points. A full description of the rankings can be found here.
USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION III
MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS (TOP 25)
2014 Preseason — March 26
next ranking: April 2
Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) 2013 FINAL
1 UW-La Crosse 232.34 WIAC Josh Buchholtz (6th) 1
2 UW-Eau Claire 150.23 WIAC Chip Schneider (12th) 2
3 UW-Oshkosh 143.67 WIAC Eamon McKenna (2nd) 3
4 UW-Whitewater 127.12 WIAC Mike Johnson (5th) 4
5 Whitworth 90.57 Northwest Toby Schwarz (18th) 10
6 Mount Union 87.20 OAC Kevin Lucas (4th) 12
7 Whittier 86.19 SCIAC Dave Hogan (7th) 7
8 Central (Iowa) 85.11 IIAC Joe Dunham (6th) 22
9 Salisbury 82.28 CAC Jim Jones (15th) 13
10 Christopher Newport 79.79 CAC Tyler Wingard (8th) 53
11 Wartburg 76.79 IIAC Marcus Newsom (16th) 15
12 SUNY Cortland 72.99 SUNYAC Steve Patrick (7th) 61
13 North Central (Ill.) 72.84 CCIW Frank Gramarosso (4th) 5
14 MIT 71.79 NEWMAC Halston Taylor (24th) 53
15 Carthage 68.22 CCIW Brett Witt (9th) NR
16 Bates 66.04 NESCAC Al Fereshetian (19th) 9
17 Greenville 65.93 SLIAC Brian Patton (20th) 13
18 UW-Stout 61.65 WIAC Kyle Steiner (1st) NR
19 Buffalo State 60.12 SUNYAC Eugene Lewis (14th) 72
20 Coast Guard 56.17 NEWMAC Ethan Brown (3rd) 37
21 SUNY Oneonta 55.93 SUNYAC Angelo Posillico (1st) 6
22 Augustana (Ill.) 54.95 CCIW Paul Olsen (45th) 18
23 Moravian 48.76 Landmark Jesse Baumann (3rd) 72
24 Wabash 47.27 NCAC Clyde Morgan (6th) 53
25 Haverford 45.25 Centennial Tom Donnelly (39th) 8
View All Teams Beyond the Top 25
Men’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 WIAC 788.16 5
2 SUNYAC 218.96 3
3 CCIW 216.07 3
4 CAC 203.53 2
5 NESCAC 193.63 1
6 SCIAC 190.56 1
7 IIAC 188.66 2
8 Northwest Conference 151.66 1
9 OAC 148.62 1
10 NEWMAC 135.55 2
USTFCCCA NCAA DIVISION III
WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS (TOP 25)
2014 Preseason — March 26
next ranking: April 2
Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) 2013 FINAL
1 UW-La Crosse 172.46 WIAC Pat Healy (23rd) 5
2 Wartburg 171.95 IIAC Marcus Newsom (16th) 1
3 Rowan 127.86 NJAC Derick “Ringo” Adamson (7th) 11
4 UW-Oshkosh 119.69 WIAC Ben Dorsey (2nd) 2
5 Johns Hopkins 103.31 Centennial Bobby Van Allen (15th) 13
6 Wheaton (Mass.) 98.59 NEWMAC Dave Cusano (3rd) 8
7 Cal Lutheran 94.83 SCIAC Matt Lea (6th) 33
8 Williams 89.10 NESCAC Nate Hoey (1st) 10
9 UW-Whitewater 88.52 WIAC Mike Johnson (3rd) 7
10 MIT 81.68 NEWMAC Halston Taylor (7th) 39
11 Buffalo State 74.53 SUNYAC Eugene Lewis (14th) 3
12 Washington (Mo.) 72.14 UAA Jeff Stiles (13th) 12
13 North Central (Ill.) 67.91 CCIW Kari Kluckhohn (11th) 38
14 Ramapo 63.40 NJAC Mike Jackson (10th) 3
15 Lehman 58.94 CUNYAC Lesleigh Hogg (18th) 26
16 Birmingham-Southern 58.76 SAA Kenneth Cox (5th) 16
17 Concordia Moorhead 57.90 MIAC Marv Roeske (19th) 26
18 Monmouth (Ill.) 53.60 Midwest Roger Haynes (14th) 15
19 Washington and Jefferson 50.33 PAC Dale Boring (1st) 18
20 WPI 45.85 NEWMAC Brian Chabot (6th) 18
21 La Verne 45.09 SCIAC Pat Widolff (22nd) 69
22 Illinois Wesleyan 43.75 CCIW Chris Schumacher (17th) 22
23 SUNY Cortland 43.54 SUNYAC Steve Patrick (7th) 51
24 UW-Eau Claire 43.28 WIAC Chip Schneider (8th) 24
25 Calvin 43.04 MIAA Bret Otte (5th) 26
View All Teams Beyond the Top 25
Women’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 WIAC 493.42 4
2 NEWMAC 283.72 3
3 IIAC 230.51 1
4 NJAC 225.83 2
5 NESCAC 208.98 1
6 SCIAC 182.46 2
7 CCIW 169.44 2
8 UAA 157.88 1
9 SUNYAC 156.90 2
10 MIAC 145.10 1
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