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Aisling Cuffe	- Cross Country Athlete Profile
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Stanford 2015 Season - Senior 4,200 Meters 9 14:38 Sep 11 Fresno State Invitatio...   Stanford 2013 Season - Junior 5,000 Meters 3 17:44.9 Aug 31 USF Cross Country Invi...   6,000 Meters 2 21:00 Sep 28 40th Stanford Cross Co... 2 * 20:10.70 Oct 19 ISU Pre-National Invit... 1 21:04 Nov 2 NCAA D1 PAC-12 Cross C... 3 * 19:15 Nov 15 NCAA DI West Regional ... 4 20:09.3 Nov 23 NCAA DI Cross Country ...   Stanford 2012 Season - Sophomore 5,000 Meters 1 17:08.00 Sep 1 University of San Fran...   6,000 Meters 4 20:26 Sep 29 39th Stanford Cross Co... 10 20:31.77 Oct 27 2012 PAC 12 Cross Coun... 9 * 19:53 Nov 9 NCAA DI West Regional ... 21 20:03.8 Nov 17 NCAA DI National Cross...   Stanford 2011 Season - Freshman 6,000 Meters 2 20:12 Sep 24 38th Stanford Cross Co... 22 20:52 Nov 12 NCAA DI West Region Cr... 74 20:49.6 Nov 21 NCAA DI National Cross...   Cornwall Central - HS 2010 Season - 12th Grade 2.5 Mile 1 13:58.14 Oct 9 Manhattan College Invi...   3 Mile 1 16:27.6 Oct 29 OCIAA Championships 1 17:39.3 Nov 5 NYSPHSAA Section 9 Cha...   5,000 Meters 1 17:17 Sep 11 Penn Track XC.com Invi... 1 17:54.29 Sep 25 4th Annual Bowdoin Par... 1 * 16:40.90 Oct 2 Great American Cross C... 1 17:19.6 Nov 13 NYSPHAA Cross Country ... 1 17:16.9 Nov 20 NY State Federation Cr...   Cornwall Central - HS 2009 Season - 11th Grade 2.5 Mile 1 14:03.28 Oct 10 Manhattan XC Invitatio...   3 Mile 1 16:54.53 Oct 30 OCIAA Championships 1 * 16:43.69 Nov 6 Section IX State Quali...   5,000 Meters 1 17:22 Sep 12 Section VII Invitation... 1 17:38.2 Sep 26 Bowdoin Park Classic 1 * 17:06 Oct 2 Brooks Paul Short Run ... 1 * 17:00.1 Nov 14 NYSPHAA Cross Country ... 1 17:38.9 Nov 21 NY State Federation Cr...   Cornwall Central - HS 2008 Season - 10th Grade 2.9 Mile 1 18:55 Sep 6 Washingtonville Invita...

Season Records 2.5 Mile 2009 11th Grade 14:03.28 2010 12th Grade 13:58.14 4,200 Meters 2015 Senior 14:38 2.9 Mile 2008 10th Grade 18:55 3 Mile 2009 11th Grade 16:43.69 2010 12th Grade 16:27.6 5,000 Meters 2009 11th Grade 17:00.1 2010 12th Grade 16:40.90 2012 Sophomore 17:08.00 2013 Junior 17:44.9 6,000 Meters 2011 Freshman 20:12 2012 Sophomore 19:53 2013 Junior 19:15

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Stanford 2015 Season - Senior 6,000 Meters 6 18:34 Sep 11 Fresno State Invitatio...   Stanford 2014 Season - Senior 8,000 Meters 1 23:16 Sep 27 41st Stanford Invitati... 8 23:56.00 Oct 17 Wisconsin Adidas Invit... 3 23:37 Oct 31 PAC-12 Cross Country C...   10,000 Meters 6 29:41.8 Nov 14 NCAA DI West Region Ch... 33 30:51.0 Nov 22 NCAA DI National Champ...   Stanford 2012 Season - Sophomore 8,000 Meters 3 24:10 Sep 29 39th Stanford Cross Co... 6 * 23:34.26 Oct 27 2012 PAC 12 Cross Coun...   10,000 Meters 4 29:44 Nov 9 NCAA DI West Regional ... 112 30:51.2 Nov 17 NCAA DI National Cross...   Stanford 2011 Season - Freshman 10,000 Meters 19 29:53 Nov 12 NCAA DI West Region Cr... 154 31:13.6 Nov 21 NCAA DI National Cross...

Season Records 6,000 Meters 2015 Senior 18:34 8,000 Meters 2012 Sophomore 23:34.26 2014 Senior 23:16 10,000 Meters 2011 Freshman 29:53 2012 Sophomore 29:44 2014 Senior 29:41.8

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Final Results

Team Scoring Summary

Final Standings		Score	Scoring Order	Total	Avg.	Finish Order
1	Oregon	36	2-4-6-11-13 (29) (33)	1:39:52	19:59	2-4-6-11-13-29-33
2	Washington	59	3-7-12-18-19 (23) (36)	1:40:35	20:07	3-7-12-18-19-23-37
3	Stanford	60	1-10-14-15-20 (27) (43)	1:40:34	20:07	1-10-14-15-20-27-47
4	BYU	77	8-9-17-21-22 (25) (45)	1:41:10	20:14	8-9-17-21-22-25-49
5	Air Force	143	5-28-32-37-41 (59) (84)	1:42:27	20:30	5-28-32-40-45-66-110
6	Gonzaga	200	26-30-46-48-50 (61) (79)	1:43:54	20:47	26-30-50-53-56-72-98
7	Eastern Washington	205	16-38-44-52-55 (73) (78)	1:44:26	20:54	16-42-48-58-61-88-94
8	Portland	221	24-40-42-49-66 (70) (72)	1:44:51	20:59	24-44-46-54-79-83-87
9	Washington St.	234	34-39-47-56-58 (64) (71)	1:45:15	21:03	34-43-52-62-65-76-85
10	UCLA	274	35-54-57-63-65 (69) (75)	1:46:47	21:22	35-60-63-75-78-82-90
11	Oregon State	305	31-53-68-76-77 (81) (83)	1:47:52	21:35	31-59-81-92-93-101-109
12	Seattle U.	314	51-60-62-67-74 (80) (82)	1:48:13	21:39	57-70-74-80-89-99-105

Individual Results

Athlete		#	Team	Score	Time	Gap	Avg. Mile	Avg. kM
1	Cuffe, Aisling	92	Stanford	1	19:41.0	--	5:16.6	3:16.8
2	Cash, Alli	51	Oregon	2	19:44.6	0:03.6	5:17.6	3:17.4
3	Meyers, Maddie	127	Washington	3	19:49.7	0:08.7	5:18.9	3:18.3
4	Schmaedick, Maggie	59	Oregon	4	19:50.2	0:09.2	5:19.1	3:18.4
5	Everson, Hannah	4	Air Force	5	19:50.2	0:09.2	5:19.1	3:18.4
6	Neer, Waverly	57	Oregon	6	19:56.8	0:15.8	5:20.9	3:19.5
7	Prouse, Charlotte	129	Washington	7	20:00.5	0:19.5	5:21.8	3:20.1
8	Shields-Connolly, Natalie	19	BYU	8	20:03.3	0:22.3	5:22.6	3:20.5
9	Jube, Carrie	17	BYU	9	20:07.8	0:26.8	5:23.8	3:21.3
10	Fraser, Vanessa	93	Stanford	10	20:08.0	0:27.0	5:23.8	3:21.3
11	Berge, Frida	50	Oregon	11	20:09.3	0:28.3	5:24.2	3:21.5
12	Maxwell, Anna	126	Washington	12	20:10.7	0:29.7	5:24.6	3:21.8
13	Grabill, Molly	52	Oregon	13	20:11.2	0:30.2	5:24.7	3:21.9
14	Long, Hannah	97	Stanford	14	20:11.6	0:30.6	5:24.8	3:21.9
15	McNamara, Molly	99	Stanford	15	20:13.1	0:32.1	5:25.2	3:22.2
16	Reiter, Sarah	32	Eastern Washington	16	20:15.6	0:34.6	5:25.9	3:22.6
17	Silva, Yesenia	21	BYU	17	20:16.4	0:35.4	5:26.1	3:22.7
18	Knight, Katie	124	Washington	18	20:16.8	0:35.8	5:26.2	3:22.8
19	Bradley, Lindsey	118	Washington	19	20:17.4	0:36.4	5:26.4	3:22.9
20	Maxwell, Julia	98	Stanford	20	20:20.3	0:39.3	5:27.1	3:23.4
21	Redd, Jennica	18	BYU	21	20:20.9	0:39.9	5:27.3	3:23.5
22	Jensen, Alice	16	BYU	22	20:21.0	0:40.0	5:27.3	3:23.5
23	Fulton, Eleanor	120	Washington	23	20:21.4	0:40.4	5:27.4	3:23.6
24	LaRocco, Lauren	75	Portland	24	20:23.1	0:42.1	5:27.9	3:23.8
25	Steed, Alyssa	22	BYU	25	20:24.2	0:43.2	5:28.2	3:24.0
26	Mildes, Jessica	43	Gonzaga	26	20:25.3	0:44.3	5:28.5	3:24.2
27	Katz, Danielle	95	Stanford	27	20:29.1	0:48.1	5:29.5	3:24.8
28	Long, Lindy	6	Air Force	28	20:29.3	0:48.3	5:29.6	3:24.9
29	Abrahamson, Emma	48	Oregon	29	20:29.8	0:48.8	5:29.7	3:25.0
30	Thurston, Jordan	45	Gonzaga	30	20:30.5	0:49.5	5:29.9	3:25.1
31	Cavalluzzo, Holly	62	Oregon State	31	20:30.5	0:49.5	5:29.9	3:25.1
32	Skold, Samantha	9	Air Force	32	20:31.6	0:50.6	5:30.2	3:25.3
33	Baxter, Sarah	49	Oregon	33	20:33.0	0:52.0	5:30.5	3:25.5
34	Linton, CharLee	139	Washington St.	34	20:35.8	0:54.8	5:31.3	3:26.0
35	Rizk, Julia	109	UCLA	35	20:37.9	0:56.9	5:31.9	3:26.3
36	Maton, Ashley	56	Oregon	--	20:39.2	0:58.3	5:32.2	3:26.5
37	Hamlin, Emily	121	Washington	36	20:40.8	0:59.8	5:32.6	3:26.8
38	Hull, Jessica	53	Oregon	--	20:41.5	1:00.5	5:32.8	3:26.9
39	Leonardi, Abbey	55	Oregon	--	20:42.3	1:01.3	5:33.0	3:27.0
40	Burnham, Katherine	1	Air Force	37	20:44.4	1:03.4	5:33.6	3:27.4
41	Sanders, Jenna	130	Washington	--	20:46.3	1:05.3	5:34.1	3:27.7
42	Penaloza, Berenice	31	Eastern Washington	38	20:47.9	1:06.9	5:34.5	3:28.0
43	Bortfeld, Devon	133	Washington St.	39	20:49.2	1:08.3	5:34.9	3:28.2
44	Mustonen, Sanna	78	Portland	40	20:50.7	1:09.7	5:35.3	3:28.4
45	Carina, Gillespie	3	Air Force	41	20:51.3	1:10.3	5:35.5	3:28.5
46	Farello, Anna	73	Portland	42	20:52.2	1:11.2	5:35.7	3:28.7
47	Chase, Sophie	90	Stanford	43	20:53.1	1:12.1	5:35.9	3:28.8
48	Chavez, Mayra	27	Eastern Washington	44	20:53.8	1:12.9	5:36.1	3:29.0
49	Warner, Ashleigh	23	BYU	45	20:54.6	1:13.6	5:36.3	3:29.1
50	Mills, Shelby	44	Gonzaga	46	20:54.9	1:13.9	5:36.4	3:29.1
51	Mires, Baylee	128	Washington	--	20:55.5	1:14.5	5:36.6	3:29.2
52	Willson, Morgan	142	Washington St.	47	20:56.7	1:15.7	5:36.9	3:29.4
53	Evans, Amelia	38	Gonzaga	48	20:59.2	1:18.2	5:37.6	3:29.9
54	Rawlings, Taryn	79	Portland	49	21:00.2	1:19.2	5:37.8	3:30.0
55	Young, Laura	25	BYU	--	21:03.7	1:22.7	5:38.8	3:30.6
56	Jones, Maggie	42	Gonzaga	50	21:03.9	1:22.9	5:38.8	3:30.6
57	Rice, Lila	86	Seattle U.	51	21:05.8	1:24.8	5:39.3	3:31.0
58	Mahoney, Katie	30	Eastern Washington	52	21:08.0	1:27.0	5:39.9	3:31.3
59	Width, Kristiane	70	Oregon State	53	21:12.4	1:31.4	5:41.1	3:32.1
60	Scharmann, Emily	110	UCLA	54	21:15.6	1:34.6	5:42.0	3:32.6
61	Arrigoni, Caite	26	Eastern Washington	55	21:20.1	1:39.1	5:43.2	3:33.3
62	Dwyer, Emily	135	Washington St.	56	21:21.1	1:40.1	5:43.5	3:33.5
63	Yamane, Veronica	115	UCLA	57	21:25.5	1:44.5	5:44.6	3:34.2
64	Lawson, Kelly	125	Washington	--	21:30.6	1:49.7	5:46.0	3:35.1
65	Pavey, Steffie	140	Washington St.	58	21:31.5	1:50.5	5:46.2	3:35.2
66	Olesinski, Anna	8	Air Force	59	21:32.7	1:51.7	5:46.6	3:35.4
67	Barrow, Jennica	12	BYU	--	21:33.3	1:52.3	5:46.7	3:35.5
68	Gee, Emma	15	BYU	--	21:33.8	1:52.8	5:46.9	3:35.6
69	Hodge, Grace	123	Washington	--	21:34.7	1:53.7	5:47.1	3:35.8
70	Smith, Elena	87	Seattle U.	60	21:35.3	1:54.3	5:47.3	3:35.9
71	Nerud, Brianna	58	Oregon	--	21:35.3	1:54.3	5:47.3	3:35.9
72	Culver, Katy	37	Gonzaga	61	21:36.8	1:55.8	5:47.7	3:36.1
73	Braithwaite, Kelsey	275	BYU	--	21:38.0	1:57.0	5:48.0	3:36.3
74	O'Connor Lenth, Moira	85	Seattle U.	62	21:41.4	2:00.4	5:48.9	3:36.9
75	Seay, Sabrina	111	UCLA	63	21:43.4	2:02.4	5:49.4	3:37.2
76	Allaet, Anisa	131	Washington St.	64	21:44.0	2:03.0	5:49.6	3:37.3
77	Pagano, Catherine	102	Stanford	--	21:44.1	2:03.1	5:49.6	3:37.3
78	Cushing-Murray, Jessica	105	UCLA	65	21:44.6	2:03.6	5:49.8	3:37.4
79	McConnochie, Grace	76	Portland	66	21:44.7	2:03.7	5:49.8	3:37.4
80	Stein, Olivia	88	Seattle U.	67	21:45.1	2:04.1	5:49.9	3:37.5
81	Anderson, Morgan	61	Oregon State	68	21:45.1	2:04.1	5:49.9	3:37.5
82	Shirif, Aliya	113	UCLA	69	21:45.3	2:04.3	5:49.9	3:37.5
83	Cox, Courtney	72	Portland	70	21:45.4	2:04.5	5:50.0	3:37.6
84	Bosserman, Josephine	117	Washington	--	21:48.4	2:07.4	5:50.8	3:38.1
85	Garcia, Alexys	136	Washington St.	71	21:50.5	2:09.5	5:51.3	3:38.4
86	Dittmann, Katherine	134	Washington St.	--	21:58.2	2:17.2	5:53.4	3:39.7
87	Tompkins, Lindsay	80	Portland	72	22:00.1	2:19.1	5:53.9	3:40.0
88	Gil Echevarria, Paula	29	Eastern Washington	73	22:01.7	2:20.7	5:54.3	3:40.3
89	de Laveaga, Taylor	82	Seattle U.	74	22:04.8	2:23.9	5:55.2	3:40.8
90	Brooks, Kelly	104	UCLA	75	22:07.5	2:26.5	5:55.9	3:41.2
91	Taite, Taylor	114	UCLA	--	22:09.6	2:28.6	5:56.5	3:41.6
92	Lewis, Samantha	67	Oregon State	76	22:10.8	2:29.8	5:56.8	3:41.8
93	Tremblay, Maureen	69	Oregon State	77	22:13.0	2:32.0	5:57.4	3:42.2
94	Ribiero, Chelsea	33	Eastern Washington	78	22:14.2	2:33.2	5:57.7	3:42.4
95	Powers, Ashlee	108	UCLA	--	22:15.5	2:34.5	5:58.0	3:42.6
96	Morley, Maria	277	BYU	--	22:19.8	2:38.9	5:59.2	3:43.3
97	Fieberling, Emily	106	UCLA	--	22:22.3	2:41.3	5:59.9	3:43.7
98	Urcadez, Zoe	46	Gonzaga	79	22:23.0	2:42.0	6:00.0	3:43.8
99	Erickson, Johanna	83	Seattle U.	80	22:23.3	2:42.3	6:00.1	3:43.9
100	Morrison, Valerie	107	UCLA	--	22:25.8	2:44.8	6:00.8	3:44.3
101	Wilson, Macaulay	71	Oregon State	81	22:26.3	2:45.3	6:00.9	3:44.4
102	Evans, Olivia	39	Gonzaga	--	22:27.1	2:46.1	6:01.1	3:44.5
103	Vanderwilde, Calli	81	Portland	--	22:31.0	2:50.0	6:02.2	3:45.2
104	Henling, Julie	41	Gonzaga	--	22:36.9	2:55.9	6:03.8	3:46.1
105	Frederick, Lindsay	84	Seattle U.	82	22:40.3	2:59.4	6:04.7	3:46.7
106	Henderson, Amanda	137	Washington St.	--	22:40.3	2:59.4	6:04.7	3:46.7
107	Winters, Christina	47	Gonzaga	--	22:53.1	3:12.1	6:08.1	3:48.8
108	Bergmann, Erin	35	Gonzaga	--	22:57.5	3:16.5	6:09.3	3:49.6
109	Gordon, Kaely	64	Oregon State	83	22:58.9	3:17.9	6:09.7	3:49.8
110	Burns, Shanna	2	Air Force	84	23:15.6	3:34.6	6:14.1	3:52.6
111	Anderson, Monica	60	Oregon State	--	23:22.1	3:41.1	6:15.9	3:53.7
112	Kopecek, Kala	66	Oregon State	--	23:32.1	3:51.1	6:18.6	3:55.3
113	Johnson, Rachel	65	Oregon State	--	23:56.3	4:15.3	6:25.1	3:59.4

Race #2

Men's 8k

Final Results

Team Scoring Summary

Final Standings		Score	Scoring Order	Total	Avg.	Finish Order
1	Oregon	52	1-8-12-14-17 (18) (30)	1:57:26	23:30	1-8-12-14-17-18-32
2	Stanford	69	2-4-7-19-37 (44) (52)	1:57:49	23:34	2-4-7-19-39-47-56
3	BYU	70	6-9-10-22-23 (24) (25)	1:58:02	23:37	6-9-10-22-23-24-25
4	UCLA	117	3-11-29-36-38 (43) (51)	1:58:47	23:46	3-11-31-38-40-45-55
5	Air Force	136	5-15-26-41-49 (57) (58)	1:59:03	23:49	5-15-26-43-52-63-64
6	Washington	146	16-21-31-32-46 (50) (70)	1:59:17	23:52	16-21-33-34-49-54-90
7	Portland	174	27-28-34-40-45 (47) (54)	1:59:52	23:59	27-29-36-42-48-50-58
8	Washington St.	189	13-33-39-48-56 (61) (72)	2:00:01	24:01	13-35-41-51-61-72-92
9	Gonzaga	205	20-35-42-53-55 (60) (63)	2:00:10	24:02	20-37-44-57-59-71-78
10	Seattle U.	332	59-65-68-69-71 (73) (75)	2:04:40	24:56	65-82-87-89-91-94-97
11	Eastern Washington	333	62-64-66-67-74 (76) (77)	2:04:49	24:58	74-81-84-86-95-102-104

Individual Results

Athlete		#	Team	Score	Time	Gap	Avg. Mile	Avg. kM
1	Cheserek, Edward	195	Oregon	1	23:15.4	--	4:40.8	2:54.4
2	Rosa, Joe	236	Stanford	2	23:20.6	0:05.3	4:41.8	2:55.1
3	Werley, Lane	253	UCLA	3	23:21.8	0:06.4	4:42.0	2:55.2
4	Keelan, Jack	231	Stanford	4	23:22.3	0:06.9	4:42.1	2:55.3
5	Corona, Patrick	147	Air Force	5	23:23.1	0:07.8	4:42.3	2:55.4
6	Fletcher, Aaron	160	BYU	6	23:27.0	0:11.6	4:43.1	2:55.9
7	Sweatt, Garrett	238	Stanford	7	23:27.2	0:11.8	4:43.1	2:55.9
8	Maton, Matthew	201	Oregon	8	23:27.2	0:11.8	4:43.1	2:55.9
9	Farnsworth, Dallin	159	BYU	9	23:28.7	0:13.3	4:43.4	2:56.1
10	McMillan, Connor	163	BYU	10	23:31.8	0:16.4	4:44.1	2:56.5
11	Sushchickh, Sergey	252	UCLA	11	23:31.9	0:16.5	4:44.1	2:56.5
12	Anderson, Tanner	193	Oregon	12	23:32.0	0:16.6	4:44.1	2:56.5
13	Whelan, John	273	Washington St.	13	23:34.4	0:19.0	4:44.6	2:56.8
14	Prakel, Sam	204	Oregon	14	23:34.6	0:19.3	4:44.6	2:56.8
15	Eller, Kyle	150	Air Force	15	23:35.4	0:20.0	4:44.8	2:56.9
16	Yorks, Izaic	264	Washington	16	23:36.2	0:20.8	4:44.9	2:57.0
17	Neuman, Travis	203	Oregon	17	23:36.7	0:21.3	4:45.0	2:57.1
18	Melancon, Matthew	202	Oregon	18	23:37.7	0:22.3	4:45.2	2:57.2
19	Miller, Cameron	233	Stanford	19	23:38.5	0:23.1	4:45.4	2:57.3
20	Fraley, Troy	180	Gonzaga	20	23:39.3	0:24.0	4:45.6	2:57.4
21	Huxham, Fred	256	Washington	21	23:42.2	0:26.8	4:46.2	2:57.8
22	Montanez, Nicolas	164	BYU	22	23:46.7	0:31.3	4:47.0	2:58.3
23	Briggs, Mitchell	158	BYU	23	23:47.7	0:32.4	4:47.3	2:58.5
24	Shawhan, Dylan	166	BYU	24	23:48.5	0:33.1	4:47.4	2:58.6
25	Harper, Jonathan	161	BYU	25	23:48.7	0:33.3	4:47.5	2:58.6
26	Johnston, Andrew	153	Air Force	26	23:49.9	0:34.5	4:47.7	2:58.7
27	Thies, Jeff	218	Portland	27	23:50.9	0:35.5	4:47.9	2:58.9
28	Taylor, Dallin	167	BYU	--	23:51.1	0:35.8	4:47.9	2:58.9
29	Dillard, Alex	206	Portland	28	23:51.2	0:35.8	4:48.0	2:58.9
30	Young, Clayton	168	BYU	--	23:52.5	0:37.1	4:48.2	2:59.1
31	O'Neil, Austin	249	UCLA	29	23:53.3	0:37.9	4:48.4	2:59.2
32	Gil, Ryan	198	Oregon	30	23:54.6	0:39.2	4:48.6	2:59.3
33	King, Tyler	257	Washington	31	23:55.3	0:39.9	4:48.8	2:59.4
34	Gardner, Andrew	254	Washington	32	23:55.5	0:40.1	4:48.8	2:59.4
35	Williams, Michael	274	Washington St.	33	23:57.0	0:41.6	4:49.1	2:59.6
36	Hauger, Nick	210	Portland	34	23:57.3	0:41.9	4:49.2	2:59.7
37	Branch, Kyle	178	Gonzaga	35	23:57.5	0:42.1	4:49.2	2:59.7
38	Smith, Myles	251	UCLA	36	23:59.1	0:43.7	4:49.5	2:59.9
39	Fahy, Steven	230	Stanford	37	23:59.6	0:44.2	4:49.6	2:59.9
40	Diaz, Jonah	244	UCLA	38	24:00.4	0:45.0	4:49.8	3:00.0
41	Wadhwani, Nathan	272	Washington St.	39	24:02.9	0:47.5	4:50.3	3:00.4
42	Goehler, Timo	209	Portland	40	24:04.7	0:49.3	4:50.7	3:00.6
43	Dorsey, Matt	278	Air Force	41	24:04.8	0:49.4	4:50.7	3:00.6
44	Crichlow, Matthew	179	Gonzaga	42	24:04.9	0:49.5	4:50.7	3:00.6
45	Davis, Sean	242	UCLA	43	24:05.3	0:49.9	4:50.8	3:00.7
46	Brewer, Chris	194	Oregon	--	24:05.9	0:50.5	4:50.9	3:00.7
47	Bordoni, John	227	Stanford	44	24:07.1	0:51.7	4:51.2	3:00.9
48	Symmes, Keegan	217	Portland	45	24:07.2	0:51.8	4:51.2	3:00.9
49	Stevens, Johnathan	262	Washington	46	24:07.9	0:52.5	4:51.3	3:01.0
50	Haughey, Gabriel	211	Portland	47	24:08.0	0:52.6	4:51.3	3:01.0
51	Teigen, Chandler	271	Washington St.	48	24:09.2	0:53.8	4:51.6	3:01.1
52	Caddigan, Dan	145	Air Force	49	24:09.5	0:54.1	4:51.6	3:01.2
53	Fernandez, Bryan	197	Oregon	--	24:09.8	0:54.4	4:51.7	3:01.2
54	Barringer, Charlie	276	Washington	50	24:11.1	0:55.8	4:52.0	3:01.4
55	Hartle, Nick	246	UCLA	51	24:12.6	0:57.2	4:52.3	3:01.6
56	Silva, Ryan	237	Stanford	52	24:13.2	0:57.8	4:52.4	3:01.6
57	Hamilton, Vince	182	Gonzaga	53	24:13.5	0:58.1	4:52.4	3:01.7
58	Forsee, Ben	208	Portland	54	24:14.0	0:58.6	4:52.6	3:01.7
59	Kopczynski, Scott	184	Gonzaga	55	24:14.2	0:58.8	4:52.6	3:01.8
60	Darland, Jackson	196	Oregon	--	24:15.0	0:59.6	4:52.8	3:01.9
61	Finney, Jake	265	Washington St.	56	24:17.3	1:02.0	4:53.2	3:02.2
62	Morrin, Steve	165	BYU	--	24:17.4	1:02.0	4:53.2	3:02.2
63	Milliron, Andrew	154	Air Force	57	24:20.1	1:04.7	4:53.8	3:02.5
64	Engel, Jason	151	Air Force	58	24:26.0	1:10.6	4:55.0	3:03.2
65	McLaughlin, Nathan	222	Seattle U.	59	24:28.2	1:12.8	4:55.4	3:03.5
66	Davis, Maxwell	241	UCLA	--	24:29.9	1:14.5	4:55.7	3:03.7
67	Ho, Richard	247	UCLA	--	24:30.9	1:15.5	4:56.0	3:03.9
68	Marshall, Jackson	248	UCLA	--	24:31.3	1:15.9	4:56.0	3:03.9
69	Perrier, Patrick	234	Stanford	--	24:32.2	1:16.8	4:56.2	3:04.0
70	Orndorf, Logan	215	Portland	--	24:32.2	1:16.8	4:56.2	3:04.0
71	Goldizen, Ian	181	Gonzaga	60	24:32.7	1:17.3	4:56.3	3:04.1
72	Tadesse, Nathan	270	Washington St.	61	24:33.0	1:17.6	4:56.4	3:04.1
73	Shellhouse, Daniel	155	Air Force	--	24:35.7	1:20.3	4:56.9	3:04.5
74	Kimsey, Alex	171	Eastern Washington	62	24:36.7	1:21.3	4:57.1	3:04.6
75	Bowns, Alex	205	Portland	--	24:37.5	1:22.1	4:57.3	3:04.7
76	Davey, Mickey	148	Air Force	--	24:41.2	1:25.8	4:58.0	3:05.1
77	Caswell, Grant	146	Air Force	--	24:41.8	1:26.4	4:58.1	3:05.2
78	Thomas, Andy	192	Gonzaga	63	24:44.7	1:29.3	4:58.7	3:05.6
79	Bapty, Sean	143	Air Force	--	24:46.2	1:30.8	4:59.0	3:05.8
80	Pearce, Jack	188	Gonzaga	--	24:48.4	1:33.0	4:59.5	3:06.0
81	Brenton, Aaron	170	Eastern Washington	64	24:53.4	1:38.1	5:00.5	3:06.7
82	Seidel, Matt	225	Seattle U.	65	24:53.8	1:38.4	5:00.6	3:06.7
83	Tarbath, Forest	191	Gonzaga	--	24:54.8	1:39.4	5:00.8	3:06.8
84	Bottoms, Stephen	169	Eastern Washington	66	24:57.0	1:41.6	5:01.2	3:07.1
85	Dickson, Nolan	245	UCLA	--	24:58.2	1:42.8	5:01.4	3:07.3
86	Kitzan, Isaac	172	Eastern Washington	67	25:00.2	1:44.8	5:01.8	3:07.5
87	Arguinchona, Baxter	219	Seattle U.	68	25:01.5	1:46.1	5:02.1	3:07.7
88	Siniscalchi, Trevor	156	Air Force	--	25:02.4	1:47.0	5:02.3	3:07.8
89	Monk, Ben	223	Seattle U.	69	25:03.3	1:47.9	5:02.5	3:07.9
90	Moussa, Mahmoud	258	Washington	70	25:06.0	1:50.6	5:03.0	3:08.2
91	Weaver, Chay	226	Seattle U.	71	25:12.5	1:57.1	5:04.3	3:09.1
92	Ryan, Paul	269	Washington St.	72	25:12.7	1:57.3	5:04.3	3:09.1
93	Little, Kyler	267	Washington St.	--	25:13.9	1:58.5	5:04.6	3:09.2
94	Flannery, Tyler	221	Seattle U.	73	25:19.5	2:04.1	5:05.7	3:09.9
95	Schofield, Daniel	175	Eastern Washington	74	25:21.1	2:05.8	5:06.1	3:10.1
96	Quintana, Dillon	189	Gonzaga	--	25:21.6	2:06.2	5:06.1	3:10.2
97	Rodrigues, Louis	224	Seattle U.	75	25:22.9	2:07.5	5:06.4	3:10.4
98	Hay, Griffin	212	Portland	--	25:23.6	2:08.2	5:06.6	3:10.4
99	Manley, Kellen	186	Gonzaga	--	25:30.7	2:15.3	5:08.0	3:11.3
100	De La Torre, Daniel	243	UCLA	--	25:31.6	2:16.2	5:08.2	3:11.4
101	Williams, Keith	263	Washington	--	25:40.3	2:24.9	5:09.9	3:12.5
102	Oser, Austin	173	Eastern Washington	76	26:06.0	2:50.6	5:15.1	3:15.7
103	Muller, Reid	268	Washington St.	--	26:14.3	2:58.9	5:16.8	3:16.8
104	Taylor, Nik	177	Eastern Washington	77	26:17.1	3:01.7	5:17.3	3:17.1
105	Snider, Dallas	176	Eastern Washington	--	26:21.7	3:06.3	5:18.2	3:17.7
106	Arroyo, Gus	220	Seattle U.	--	27:27.0	4:11.6	5:31.4	3:25.9

Deer Valley (Antioch) vs. Liberty (Brentwood)

October 3, 2015, 8:29 am

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Mens 2 Mile Junior Varsity
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    Name                     Year School                         Final         
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1   Jesse Walters            11   Liberty                        11:32              
2   Tanner Kephart           11   Liberty                        11:45              
3   Dominic Zuniga           10   Liberty                        11:48              
4   Emilio Saballos          12   Liberty                        11:53              
5   Christian Camara         10   Liberty                        11:54              
6   Alejandro Osorio         10   Liberty                        11:57              
7   Robinpreet Singh         11   Liberty                        12:08              
8   Connor Stuart            12   Deer Valley                    12:14              
9   Cade Sautter             10   Liberty                        12:16              
10  Jonathan Sandifer        10   Deer Valley                    12:27              
11  Tyler Dumond             10   Liberty                        12:34              
12  Matthew Lazarchik        12   Deer Valley                    12:35              
13  Robert Miller            9    Deer Valley                    12:38              
14  Jake Kirby               9    Liberty                        12:46              
15  Orson Jiang              9    Liberty                        12:57              
16  Kevin Coakley            12   Deer Valley                    13:21              
17  Lyzel Henriquez          10   Liberty                        13:29              
19  Roger Vizcarro           11   Deer Valley                    13:42              
20  Jordan Morris            10   Deer Valley                    13:48              
21  Patrick Queroz           9    Deer Valley                    13:53              
22  Matthew Abilla           10   Deer Valley                    14:05              
24  Nich Mooney              12   Deer Valley                    14:10              
25  Dwyane Collier           12   Deer Valley                    14:17              
26  Lorenzo Horde            10   Deer Valley                    14:18              
27  Daniel Frise             11   Deer Valley                    14:36              
28  Joshua Sellers           12   Deer Valley                    14:50              
29  Alec Douglas             12   Liberty                        14:59              
30  Aidan Parker             10   Liberty                        15:04              
31  Victor Nguyen            11   Deer Valley                    15:07              
32  Jared Donaldson          10   Deer Valley                    15:09              
33  Brett Sargent            12   Deer Valley                    15:58              

Mens 3 Mile Varsity
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    Name                     Year School                         Final         
=========================================================================
1   Miles Duncan             10   Deer Valley                    16:58              
2   Adam Neely               9    Liberty                        17:21              
3   Micah Delgado            9    Liberty                        17:25              
4   Hunter Bentancourt       12   Liberty                        17:28              
5   Jacorey Chaffin          11   Liberty                        17:51              
6   Michael Sudweeks         11   Liberty                        17:58              
7   Noah Lema                11   Deer Valley                    18:03              
8   Axel Melendez            10   Deer Valley                    18:09              
9   Caleb Sullivan           10   Liberty                        18:27              
10  Kevin Melendez           12   Deer Valley                    18:48              
11  Michael Cardenas         12   Deer Valley                    18:50              
12  Adrian Garcia            11   Deer Valley                    18:56              
13  Henry Rausch             11   Deer Valley                    19:34              

Womens 2 Mile Junior Varsity
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    Name                     Year School                         Final         
=========================================================================
1   Megan Walrond            11   Liberty                        14:02              
2   Dannica Lipetri          11   Liberty                        14:13              
3   Andrea Perez             10   Liberty                        14:26              
4   Victoria Lipetri         10   Liberty                        14:31              
5   Eelan Rosas              11   Liberty                        14:58              
6   Lauren Siao              11   Deer Valley                    15:34              
7   Trudi Hartman            9    Liberty                        15:42              
8   Molly Cunningham         10   Liberty                        16:43              
9   Alyssa Freyler           12   Liberty                        17:08              
10  Jewelina Culcasi         9    Deer Valley                    17:54              

Womens 3 Mile Varsity
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    Name                     Year School                         Final         
=========================================================================
1   Bezawit Tesfaye          10   Deer Valley                    20:41              
2   Brittany Bennett         11   Liberty                        20:52              
3   Jessica Wylie            9    Liberty                        21:10              
4   Miranda Truhe            11   Liberty                        21:19              
5   Lauren Walrond           10   Liberty                        21:24              
6   Kairo O'Conner           11   Deer Valley                    21:39              
7   Isabella Carrera         12   Liberty                        21:53              
8   Sofia Dasilva            10   Deer Valley                    22:06              
9   Skyler Ligon             10   Liberty                        22:24              
10  Adriana Urrutia          11   Deer Valley                    22:30              
11  Nicole Lewis             11   Deer Valley                    22:42              
12  Estrella Torres          11   Liberty                        23:43              
14  Amy Gandolfo             9    Deer Valley                    26:31              

 

Princeton Inter Regional

October 3, 2015, 9:38 am

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Princeton Inter Regional

Date: 10-03-15   Venue: Princeton - Princeton, NJ

Events

Men's Events	Women's Events
Princeton Mens 8K	Princeton Womens 6K

Princeton Mens 8K Team Scores

Rank	Team name	Total Time	Avg. Time	Score	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1	Indiana	2:01:23	24:16	47	4	7	9	13	14	15	44
2	Princeton	2:01:36	24:19	70	6	8	11	21	24	25	28
3	Columbia	2:01:48	24:21	84	3	16	18	20	27	29	38
4	Virginia Tech	2:02:04	24:24	105	2	12	19	32	40	45	46
5	Providence	2:02:07	24:25	111	5	22	23	26	35	42	48
6	Duke	2:02:07	24:25	148	1	33	34	37	43	47	49
7	North Carolina	2:03:44	24:44	173	10	17	31	50	65	71	75
8	William and Mary	2:03:36	24:43	208	30	36	39	51	52	59	62
9	Duquesne	2:05:42	25:08	282	41	56	60	61	64	69	72
10	Wake Forest	2:06:13	25:14	291	53	55	57	58	68	70
11	Monmouth	2:07:58	25:35	323	54	63	66	67	73	74	76

Princeton Mens 8K Individual Results

Place	Name	Year	Team	Avg. Mile	Time	Score	MEN1M	MEN3M
1	Thompson, Shaun	SR-4	Duke	4:44.6	23:34.9	1	4:41.4	14:04.8 (9:23.4)
2	Curtin, Thomas	SR-4	Virginia Tech	4:50.8	24:05.6	2	5:00.7	14:54.9 (9:54.3)
3	Rutherford, Tait	SR-4	Columbia	4:51.8	24:10.8	3	4:57.7	14:55.0 (9:57.4)
4	DuVall, Kyle	SO-2	Indiana	4:51.9	24:11.1	4	4:57.4	14:54.4 (9:57.0)
5	O'Neill, Tom	SO-2	Providence	4:52.1	24:12.0	5	4:57.2	14:54.0 (9:56.8)
6	Sum, Steven	FR-1	Princeton	4:52.2	24:12.4	6	5:00.0	14:55.4 (9:55.5)
7	Hunter, Rorey	SR-4	Indiana	4:52.6	24:14.4	7	4:57.4	14:54.5 (9:57.2)
8	Sublette, Michael	SR-4	Princeton	4:52.6	24:14.8	8	4:57.6	14:54.4 (9:56.9)
9	Crist, Jason	JR-3	Indiana	4:52.9	24:16.0	9	4:57.1	14:54.1 (9:57.0)
10	Mulherin, Stephen	JR-3	North Carolina	4:53.2	24:17.4	10	5:01.0	14:55.1 (9:54.2)
11	Kauppila, Noah	SO-2	Princeton	4:53.2	24:17.5	11	4:58.6	14:54.4 (9:55.8)
12	Robertson, Stuart	JR-3	Virginia Tech	4:53.6	24:19.3	12	5:00.5	14:55.7 (9:55.2)
13	Skeete, Owen	SR-4	Indiana	4:53.7	24:20.1	13	4:58.0	14:54.3 (9:56.3)
14	Coughler, Jeremy	SO-2	Indiana	4:54.0	24:21.4	14	4:57.8	14:54.6 (9:56.9)
15	Chandler, Mark	JR-3	Indiana	4:54.0	24:21.6	15	4:58.2	14:54.6 (9:56.4)
16	Boyle, Jack	JR-3	Columbia	4:54.1	24:21.8	16	4:58.7	14:55.2 (9:56.6)
17	Derrick, Mark	JR-3	North Carolina	4:54.2	24:22.5	17	4:57.9	14:54.4 (9:56.6)
18	Thomas, Ryan	SO-2	Columbia	4:54.3	24:23.0	18	4:59.9	14:56.9 (9:57.0)
19	Gourley, Neil	JR-3	Virginia Tech	4:54.6	24:24.4	19	5:00.4	14:55.4 (9:55.0)
20	Zabilski, Brian	FR-1	Columbia	4:54.7	24:24.9	20	4:57.8	14:55.1 (9:57.4)
21	Berger, Sam	SR-4	Princeton	4:54.8	24:25.4	21	4:57.4	14:54.8 (9:57.4)
22	Armstrong, Hugh	JR-3	Providence	4:54.9	24:26.2	22	4:57.1	14:54.5 (9:57.4)
23	Oakley, Julian	JR-3	Providence	4:55.0	24:26.3	23	4:58.1	14:54.9 (9:56.9)
24	Spiezio, Jeremy	FR-1	Princeton	4:55.0	24:26.5	24	5:00.1	14:55.6 (9:55.6)
25	Farmer, Kenan	SO-2	Princeton	4:55.1	24:26.9	25	4:58.5	14:56.7 (9:58.3)
26	Crawley, Trevor	JR-3	Providence	4:55.3	24:28.2	26	4:58.2	14:55.6 (9:57.4)
27	Ritz, Sam	FR-1	Columbia	4:55.3	24:28.2	27	5:00.0	14:56.0 (9:56.1)
28	Beck, Wolfgang	SO-2	Princeton	4:55.5	24:28.9	28	4:59.0	14:55.4 (9:56.4)
29	Myjer, Aubrey	SR-4	Columbia	4:55.6	24:29.4	29	5:12.2	15:03.6 (9:51.4)
30	Sakallah, Faris	JR-3	William and Mary	4:55.8	24:30.4	30	4:58.7	14:55.1 (9:56.4)
31	Carroll, Logan	FR-1	North Carolina	4:56.1	24:31.9	31	4:59.5	14:54.8 (9:55.3)
32	Seufer, Peter	FR-1	Virginia Tech	4:56.2	24:32.5	32	5:00.7	14:56.4 (9:55.8)
33	Kunzweiler, Alec	SO-2	Duke	4:56.4	24:33.4	33	4:59.0	14:55.6 (9:56.6)
34	Moore, Daniel	JR-3	Duke	4:56.6	24:34.3	34	4:58.1	14:54.3 (9:56.3)
35	Hanlon, Aaron	SO-2	Providence	4:56.6	24:34.7	35	4:58.2	14:55.0 (9:56.9)
36	Gousse, Ryan	SO-2	William and Mary	4:57.0	24:36.4	36	4:58.5	14:54.2 (9:55.8)
37	Udland, Blake	JR-3	Duke	4:57.4	24:38.4	37	4:57.5	14:54.2 (9:56.8)
38	Norris, Max	JR-3	Columbia	4:57.5	24:38.7	38	5:02.7	14:55.6 (9:52.9)
39	Barney, David	SO-2	William and Mary	4:57.7	24:39.7	39	4:58.8	14:54.8 (9:56.1)
40	Barlow, Darren	SR-4	Virginia Tech	4:58.3	24:43.1	40	5:04.3	14:56.4 (9:52.2)
41	Wilkinson, Aaron	SR-4	Duquesne	4:58.3	24:43.1	41	4:59.1	14:56.9 (9:57.8)
42	Napolitano, Rob	JR-3	Columbia	4:58.4	24:43.2		4:58.1	14:55.2 (9:57.2)
43	Kelly, Brett	SR-4	Princeton	4:58.9	24:45.9		5:03.5	14:58.6 (9:55.1)
44	Costello, Christian	SR-4	Providence	4:58.9	24:46.0	42	4:59.1	14:57.6 (9:58.6)
45	Garrett, Stephen	FR-1	Duke	4:59.1	24:46.7	43	4:57.2	14:54.7 (9:57.6)
46	Roche, Joshua	SR-4	Indiana	4:59.1	24:46.9	44	4:57.4	14:55.1 (9:57.7)
47	Joseph, Patrick	JR-3	Virginia Tech	4:59.4	24:48.4	45	5:00.4	14:57.4 (9:57.1)
48	Musselman, Brent	SO-2	Virginia Tech	4:59.5	24:48.8	46	5:01.7	15:04.2 (10:02.6)
49	Burton, Jordan	FR-1	Duke	4:59.7	24:49.9	47	4:57.8	14:56.1 (9:58.3)
50	Zarate, Diego	FR-1	Virginia Tech	4:59.7	24:50.1		5:01.1	15:00.6 (9:59.5)
51	Robertson, Stephen	JR-3	Providence	4:59.8	24:50.4	48	5:01.8	14:59.2 (9:57.4)
52	Shine, Stephen	SO-2	Duke	4:59.8	24:50.4	49	4:57.3	14:54.9 (9:57.6)
53	Sansone, Joe	JR-3	North Carolina	5:00.1	24:51.7	50	5:04.9	15:14.0 (10:09.1)
54	Woods, Evan	FR-1	William and Mary	5:00.1	24:51.9	51	4:59.3	15:01.1 (10:01.9)
55	Kern, Gaige	FR-1	Virginia Tech	5:00.3	24:53.1		5:05.4	15:03.3 (9:58.0)
56	Smith, Carl	JR-3	Indiana	5:00.6	24:54.3		4:58.3	14:58.3 (10:00.0)
57	Hermsmeier, Nathaniel	SO-2	William and Mary	5:01.3	24:57.7	52	4:59.1	14:56.0 (9:56.9)
58	Stone, Robert	SO-2	Princeton	5:01.3	24:57.8		4:58.9	15:01.4 (10:02.5)
59	Stahl, Charles	SO-2	Princeton	5:01.7	24:59.9		4:58.9	14:58.3 (9:59.5)
60	Pulimood, Nikhil	FR-1	Duke	5:01.8	25:00.5		4:58.3
61	Corti, Craig	FR-1	Wake Forest	5:02.2	25:02.3	53	4:58.9	15:04.2 (10:05.4)
62	Jaskowak, Daniel	SO-2	Virginia Tech	5:03.0	25:06.1		5:02.3	15:00.9 (9:58.6)
63	Huggins-Filozof, Graham	SR-4	Monmouth	5:03.2	25:07.1	54	5:00.5	15:03.9 (10:03.4)
64	Little, Evan	SR-4	Wake Forest	5:03.3	25:07.8	55	4:56.7	14:57.3 (10:00.6)
65	Andrade, Dino	JR-3	Duquesne	5:03.4	25:08.1	56	5:05.1	15:17.3 (10:12.2)
66	Holden, Simon	JR-3	Wake Forest	5:03.5	25:08.7	57	4:56.9	14:55.7 (9:58.8)
67	Giacco, Alexander	JR-3	Wake Forest	5:03.5	25:08.9	58	4:56.8	15:06.9 (10:10.2)
68	Thompson, Ryan	SO-2	William and Mary	5:03.5	25:09.0	59	5:02.8	15:14.7 (10:11.9)
69	Burks, Kyle	FR-1	Indiana	5:03.6	25:09.1		4:57.9	14:58.6 (10:00.7)
70	Scola, Austin	FR-1	Providence	5:03.7	25:09.8		5:02.6	15:11.1 (10:08.5)
71	Ciattei, Vincent	SO-2	Virginia Tech	5:03.8	25:10.5		5:03.1	15:08.6 (10:05.6)
72	O'Such, Joe	SR-4	Duquesne	5:04.0	25:11.4	60	5:05.1	15:15.8 (10:10.7)
73	Wharrey, Hunter	FR-1	Duquesne	5:04.4	25:13.0	61	5:05.0	15:15.8 (10:10.9)
74	Claxton, Eric	SO-2	Indiana	5:04.6	25:14.1		4:58.2	15:07.3 (10:09.1)
75	Connell, Dawson	SO-2	William and Mary	5:05.0	25:16.4	62	5:02.6	15:14.6 (10:12.0)
76	Tucker, AJ	JR-3	William and Mary	5:05.2	25:17.0		5:02.8	15:14.4 (10:11.7)
77	Dillon, Ben	SO-2	Monmouth	5:05.8	25:20.4	63	5:02.0	15:14.3 (10:12.4)
78	Sleight, Trevor	JR-3	William and Mary	5:06.0	25:21.0		5:02.6	15:15.1 (10:12.5)
79	Vercollone, Joseph	SR-4	Providence	5:06.2	25:22.1		5:05.3	15:14.5 (10:09.3)
80	O'Leary, Michael	FR-1	Providence	5:06.9	25:25.6		5:02.2	15:11.7 (10:09.6)
81	Miao, George	SO-2	Columbia	5:07.1	25:26.6		5:03.6	15:12.0 (10:08.4)
82	Galassi, Rico	SO-2	Duquesne	5:07.2	25:27.1	64	5:05.0	15:16.1 (10:11.2)
83	McGorty, Ryan	FR-1	William and Mary	5:07.7	25:29.7		4:58.7	15:05.3 (10:06.6)
84	Hoyle, Christopher	SO-2	William and Mary	5:08.2	25:32.2		4:59.2	15:10.9 (10:11.7)
85	Leahey, Jack	JR-3	Princeton	5:09.3	25:37.7		5:04.0	15:20.7 (10:16.7)
86	Higgins, Mike	FR-1	North Carolina	5:10.1	25:41.4	65	5:05.2	15:24.0 (10:18.8)
87	Huntoon, Jordan	SO-2	Indiana	5:10.1	25:41.5		5:05.6	15:36.6 (10:31.0)
88	Mueller, Kyle	FR-1	Monmouth	5:10.5	25:43.5	66	5:02.6	15:24.8 (10:22.2)
89	Mitchell, Ryan	FR-1	Monmouth	5:10.9	25:45.7	67	5:03.3	15:29.0 (10:25.7)
90	Raefski, Nicholas	FR-1	Wake Forest	5:11.0	25:46.2	68	5:03.4	15:20.5 (10:17.2)
91	Van Kooten, Jeff	FR-1	Duquesne	5:11.6	25:49.2	69	5:08.2	15:30.4 (10:22.3)
92	Martin, Connor	SR-4	Indiana	5:12.1	25:51.6		5:00.2	15:25.2 (10:25.1)
93	Horgan, Ryan	SR-4	Wake Forest	5:12.4	25:53.1	70	4:58.5	15:21.4 (10:22.9)
94	McLeod, Mitchell	JR-3	North Carolina	5:12.5	25:53.7	71	5:02.2	15:20.8 (10:18.6)
95	Gasior, Bob	SR-4	Duquesne	5:13.1	25:56.6	72	4:59.6	15:09.5 (10:09.9)
96	Campos, Juan	SR-4	Virginia Tech	5:13.9	26:00.4		5:01.2	15:21.5 (10:20.3)
97	French, Kevin	SR-4	Monmouth	5:14.2	26:01.9	73	5:04.0	15:31.1 (10:27.1)
98	Liberatore, Aaron	JR-3	Duke	5:14.9	26:05.4		5:03.3	15:28.9 (10:25.7)
99	Sclafani, Gerard	JR-3	Monmouth	5:15.6	26:09.0	74	5:06.3	15:40.8 (10:34.5)
100	Madaffari, Chris	JR-3	North Carolina	5:17.0	26:15.8	75	5:01.9	15:39.4 (10:37.5)
101	Schott, Luke	SO-2	Duquesne	5:17.1	26:16.5		5:08.1	15:33.9 (10:25.9)
102	Kazanjian, Christian	FR-1	Duquesne	5:18.1	26:21.5		5:04.8	15:34.1 (10:29.4)
103	Onders, Ryan	FR-1	William and Mary	5:18.4	26:23.0		5:03.0	15:35.3 (10:32.3)
104	Luppino, Matt	SO-2	Duke	5:19.6	26:29.0		5:03.0	15:45.3 (10:42.4)
105	Fuller, Connor	SR-4	Monmouth	5:21.6	26:38.7	76	5:12.0	16:04.6 (10:52.6)
106	Broderick, Bryan	SR-4	Monmouth	5:22.3	26:42.3		5:11.7	16:02.6 (10:51.0)
107	Iannarelli, Zachary	SR-4	Monmouth	5:22.8	26:44.9		5:11.3	16:04.0 (10:52.7)
108	Cabral, Bryan	FR-1	Monmouth	5:23.0	26:45.7		5:11.4	16:02.2 (10:50.9)
109	DeFalco, Rob	SO-2	Monmouth	5:25.3	26:57.2		5:11.3	16:04.6 (10:53.4)
110	Summonte, Kevin	JR-3	Monmouth	5:27.0	27:05.8		5:05.8	15:50.1 (10:44.4)

Princeton Womens 6K Team Scores

Rank	Team name	Total Time	Avg. Time	Score	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1	North Carolina	1:47:15	21:27	85	7	10	13	23	32	33	62
2	Columbia	1:47:56	21:35	103	11	16	17	28	31	50	52
3	Villanova	1:47:40	21:32	112	4	9	21	37	41	42	43
4	Indiana	1:48:14	21:38	114	8	19	22	30	35	36	38
5	Princeton	1:47:18	21:27	117	3	5	18	45	46	48	56
6	William and Mary	1:47:11	21:26	126	1	2	14	54	55	60	63
7	Virginia Tech	1:49:06	21:49	155	20	24	27	40	44	49	61
8	Duke	1:49:49	21:57	196	12	29	34	57	64	66	71
9	Duquesne	1:50:19	22:03	205	25	26	39	47	68	75	77
10	Wake Forest	1:49:56	21:59	206	6	15	53	65	67	69	74
11	Monmouth	1:53:40	22:44	325	51	59	70	72	73	76	78
12	St. John's	2:05:37	25:07	380	58	79	80	81	82	83

Princeton Womens 6K Individual Results

Place	Name	Year	Team	Avg. Mile	Time	Score	WOMEN1M	WOMEN3M
1	Rome, Regan	SO-2	William and Mary	5:32.4	20:39.5	1	5:30.3	16:19.1 (10:48.8)
2	Stites, Emily	SR-4	William and Mary	5:32.5	20:39.6	2	5:30.1	16:19.0 (10:48.9)
3	Bird, Elizabeth	JR-3	Princeton	5:33.3	20:42.7	3	5:31.8	16:28.9 (10:57.2)
4	Piccirillo, Angel	JR-3	Villanova	5:35.7	20:51.6	4	5:30.6	16:29.0 (10:58.4)
5	de La Bruyere, Emily	SR-4	Princeton	5:35.7	20:51.8	5	5:32.0	16:28.8 (10:56.8)
6	Jones, Samantha	SR-4	Wake Forest	5:36.2	20:53.4	6	5:30.6	16:29.1 (10:58.6)
7	Norris, Josette	SO-2	North Carolina	5:40.2	21:08.3	7	5:33.0	16:37.5 (11:04.5)
8	Behnke, Amanda	JR-3	Indiana	5:41.3	21:12.4	8	5:31.2	16:38.2 (11:07.1)
9	Cleirigh Buttner, Siofra	SO-2	Villanova	5:41.4	21:12.8	9	5:30.7	16:44.0 (11:13.4)
10	Christen, Hannah	SO-2	North Carolina	5:41.9	21:14.9	10	5:30.5	16:36.1 (11:05.7)
11	Tanner, Natalie	JR-3	Columbia	5:42.8	21:18.0	11	5:32.0	16:38.8 (11:06.8)
12	Granger, Madison	JR-3	Duke	5:42.8	21:18.0	12	5:31.6	16:48.4 (11:16.8)
13	Alcorta, Caroline	SO-2	North Carolina	5:43.2	21:19.7	13	5:30.3	16:42.6 (11:12.4)
14	McGovern, Meghan	SR-4	William and Mary	5:43.4	21:20.4	14	5:30.9	16:46.9 (11:16.1)
15	Abrahamson, Ellie	JR-3	Wake Forest	5:43.5	21:20.8	15	5:30.7	16:47.0 (11:16.3)
16	Sadler, Olivia	SR-4	Columbia	5:45.7	21:29.0	16	5:31.9	16:49.8 (11:17.9)
17	Mantilla, Leila	SR-4	Columbia	5:46.3	21:31.2	17	5:32.1	16:51.7 (11:19.7)
18	Markovich, Alexandra	JR-3	Princeton	5:46.9	21:33.5	18	5:42.8	16:55.9 (11:13.2)
19	Johnson, Brianna	SR-4	Indiana	5:47.9	21:37.0	19	5:31.1	16:56.5 (11:25.4)
20	Green, Hannah	JR-3	Virginia Tech	5:48.0	21:37.6	20	5:31.2	17:03.6 (11:32.4)
21	Burda, Bella	FR-1	Villanova	5:48.4	21:39.0	21	5:31.2	16:55.5 (11:24.3)
22	Mundy, Chanli	JR-3	Indiana	5:48.6	21:39.7	22	5:31.4	16:58.0 (11:26.6)
23	Radford, Stella	FR-1	North Carolina	5:49.0	21:41.3	23	5:34.3	17:01.5 (11:27.2)
24	Berman, Lauren	FR-1	Virginia Tech	5:49.0	21:41.4	24	5:31.5	17:01.5 (11:30.0)
25	Delsignore, Jenny	SO-2	Duquesne	5:49.1	21:41.7	25	5:36.4	17:04.0 (11:27.6)
26	Gigliotti, Jenna	SR-4	Duquesne	5:49.1	21:41.8	26	5:36.3	17:03.2 (11:26.9)
27	Motley, Abigail	JR-3	Virginia Tech	5:50.5	21:46.8	27	5:31.1	16:59.1 (11:28.0)
28	Acker, Emily	FR-1	Columbia	5:50.8	21:48.0	28	5:41.4	17:12.0 (11:30.6)
29	Wilbur, Sheridan	FR-1	Duke	5:51.0	21:48.6	29	5:32.5	17:03.4 (11:30.9)
30	Stenger, Madison	SO-2	Indiana	5:51.1	21:49.0	30	5:30.9	17:02.0 (11:31.1)
31	Kamrani, Pegah	JR-3	Columbia	5:51.4	21:50.3	31	5:38.8	17:10.1 (11:31.3)
32	Biles, Lucy	FR-1	North Carolina	5:51.6	21:50.9	32	5:33.4	17:03.8 (11:30.5)
33	Ilse, Morgan	FR-1	North Carolina	5:51.6	21:51.1	33	5:33.4	17:08.5 (11:35.1)
34	Banks, Anima	SR-4	Duke	5:52.0	21:52.6	34		16:56.0
35	Allen, Margaret	FR-1	Indiana	5:53.2	21:56.8	35	5:31.3	17:03.1 (11:31.8)
36	Cominator, Corinne	SO-2	Indiana	5:53.2	21:56.8	36	5:31.3	17:12.6 (11:41.3)
37	Russo, Alex	SO-2	Villanova	5:53.4	21:57.5	37	5:37.4	17:15.4 (11:38.0)
38	Harris, Haley	FR-1	Indiana	5:53.6	21:58.4	38	5:31.5	17:13.0 (11:41.5)
39	Palermo, Valerie	JR-3	Duquesne	5:53.7	21:58.8	39	5:36.7	17:12.8 (11:36.1)
40	Kennedy, Katie	SO-2	Virginia Tech	5:53.8	21:59.2	40	5:31.5	17:14.6 (11:43.1)
41	Hughes, Kaleigh	FR-1	Villanova	5:53.9	21:59.7	41	5:37.6	17:12.2 (11:34.7)
42	Hutchinson, Nicole	FR-1	Villanova	5:54.1	22:00.2	42	5:35.9	17:19.4 (11:43.5)
43	Campbell, Ann	FR-1	Villanova	5:54.1	22:00.3	43	5:37.1	17:12.9 (11:35.8)
44	Armstrong, Nicole	SO-2	Villanova	5:54.3	22:00.9		5:33.8	17:12.4 (11:38.6)
45	Wiemerslage, Julie	JR-3	Virginia Tech	5:54.4	22:01.2	44	5:35.6	17:15.7 (11:40.2)
46	Bungo, Caitlin	JR-3	Villanova	5:55.4	22:05.2		5:37.4	17:19.6 (11:42.3)
47	Marvin, Nicole	JR-3	Princeton	5:55.4	22:05.2	45	5:52.8	17:29.7 (11:37.0)
48	Leach, Brighie	FR-1	Princeton	5:55.5	22:05.4	46	5:42.9	17:18.4 (11:35.6)
49	Greba, Autumn	JR-3	Duquesne	5:55.7	22:06.1	47	5:37.3	17:18.5 (11:41.3)
50	Renuart, Melinda	SO-2	Princeton	5:56.5	22:09.2	48	5:53.1	17:29.7 (11:36.7)
51	Morton, Shannon	JR-3	Virginia Tech	5:56.8	22:10.3	49	5:31.0	17:20.5 (11:49.6)
52	Melly, Erin	SO-2	Columbia	5:57.4	22:12.4	50	5:38.9	17:19.9 (11:41.1)
53	Receveur, Katherine	FR-1	Indiana	5:57.6	22:13.4		5:31.8	17:30.0 (11:58.2)
54	Cupp, Jenna	JR-3	Monmouth	5:58.0	22:14.7	51	5:43.4	17:29.8 (11:46.4)
55	Rustami, Henna	JR-3	Columbia	5:58.0	22:14.8	52	5:38.5	17:24.3 (11:45.9)
56	Kokes, Libby	FR-1	Columbia	5:58.1	22:15.2		5:43.3	17:33.5 (11:50.3)
57	Lazarchick, Kathryn	JR-3	Wake Forest	5:58.2	22:15.4	53	5:31.5	17:18.7 (11:47.3)
58	Hennessey, Carolyn	SR-4	William and Mary	5:58.2	22:15.7	54	5:37.1	17:31.0 (11:54.0)
59	Breidenbaugh, Molly	SO-2	William and Mary	5:58.3	22:15.9	55	5:36.5	17:20.7 (11:44.2)
60	Hutton, Birdie	SR-4	Princeton	5:58.4	22:16.2	56	5:53.3	17:35.0 (11:41.7)
61	Hallowes, Kim	FR-1	Duke	5:58.5	22:16.6	57	5:38.9	17:30.2 (11:51.3)
62	Harris, Kelsey	FR-1	Indiana	5:59.4	22:20.1		5:31.7	17:21.2 (11:49.6)
63	Vanpelt, Stephanie	SR-4	St. John's	5:59.8	22:21.5	58	5:37.8	17:32.9 (11:55.1)
64	McKeon, Molly	JR-3	Monmouth	6:00.2	22:23.0	59	5:44.1	17:37.3 (11:53.2)
65	Eisenman, Leanna	JR-3	William and Mary	6:00.3	22:23.5	60	5:43.3	17:31.0 (11:47.7)
66	Binczyk, Chloe	SO-2	Columbia	6:01.0	22:26.0		5:38.7	17:29.8 (11:51.1)
67	Siler, Samantha	JR-3	Columbia	6:01.0	22:26.1		5:42.6	17:35.7 (11:53.2)
68	Swaak, Amanda	FR-1	Virginia Tech	6:01.1	22:26.2	61	5:36.7	17:32.5 (11:55.9)
69	Hippensteel, Olivia	JR-3	Indiana	6:01.4	22:27.5		5:35.3	17:44.2 (12:08.9)
70	Webb, Mattie	SR-4	North Carolina	6:01.5	22:28.0	62	5:35.7	17:30.4 (11:54.7)
71	Fisher, Katie	SO-2	Villanova	6:01.9	22:29.2		5:38.3	17:35.6 (11:57.3)
72	Applegate, Molly	JR-3	William and Mary	6:02.4	22:31.2	63	5:37.5	17:29.6 (11:52.1)
73	Anderson, Olivia	SR-4	Duke	6:03.1	22:33.8	64	5:33.7	17:37.2 (12:03.5)
74	Truedson, Jenna	FR-1	Wake Forest	6:03.5	22:35.3	65	5:41.9	17:47.0 (12:05.1)
75	Kosmala, Doria	JR-3	North Carolina	6:03.7	22:36.0		5:33.8	17:35.2 (12:01.5)
76	Sienski, Julia	FR-1	Columbia	6:03.9	22:36.8		5:38.6	17:39.1 (12:00.5)
77	Little, Kathryn	SR-4	Princeton	6:04.1	22:37.5		5:53.0	17:46.7 (11:53.8)
78	Lansing, Liz	FR-1	Duke	6:05.8	22:43.8	66	5:42.8	17:56.9 (12:14.2)
79	Bockoven, Sammy	FR-1	Villanova	6:07.2	22:49.2		5:38.5	17:58.2 (12:19.7)
80	Calder, Brenna	FR-1	Indiana	6:07.6	22:50.7		5:33.6	17:55.4 (12:21.9)
81	Eudailey, Rebecca	SO-2	William and Mary	6:07.8	22:51.2		5:47.5	17:54.9 (12:07.5)
82	Parrish, Elizabeth	FR-1	Wake Forest	6:07.8	22:51.2	67	5:39.4	17:57.5 (12:18.1)
83	Prevoteau, Louise	SR-4	Duquesne	6:07.8	22:51.4	68	5:42.7	17:58.3 (12:15.7)
84	Boylan, Beatrice	FR-1	Wake Forest	6:07.9	22:51.8	69	5:39.8	17:51.2 (12:11.5)
85	Engelberger, Sydney	SR-4	Monmouth	6:08.5	22:54.1	70	5:48.8	18:01.4 (12:12.7)
86	Richichi, Gabrielle	FR-1	Duke	6:09.0	22:55.9	71	5:33.9	17:44.1 (12:10.2)
87	Astrike-Davis, Emma	SO-2	North Carolina	6:09.1	22:56.3		5:48.3	18:00.7 (12:12.4)
88	Ackerman, Jessica	JR-3	Princeton	6:09.6	22:58.0		5:57.8	18:01.7 (12:03.9)
89	Riley, Tessa	SO-2	Virginia Tech	6:10.2	23:00.4		5:33.9	17:49.9 (12:16.0)
90	Miller, Delaney	SO-2	Princeton	6:11.0	23:03.4		6:04.7	18:08.4 (12:03.7)
91	Hanlon, Maggie	JR-3	Monmouth	6:11.2	23:03.9	72	5:50.4	18:06.0 (12:15.7)
92	Leavitt, Danielle	SO-2	Monmouth	6:11.4	23:04.6	73	5:48.9	18:10.5 (12:21.6)
93	Merritt, Gabrielle	JR-3	Wake Forest	6:11.6	23:05.4	74	5:44.8	18:09.2 (12:24.4)
94	Sturges, Allison	SR-4	Duke	6:11.9	23:06.8		5:42.8	18:11.3 (12:28.6)
95	Gwynn, Olivia	FR-1	Duke	6:12.6	23:09.4		5:33.0	18:04.0 (12:31.0)
96	Beatty, Emily	FR-1	Virginia Tech	6:12.8	23:10.0		5:40.6	18:01.7 (12:21.1)
97	Edens, Mallory	SO-2	Princeton	6:13.4	23:12.3		6:01.0	18:14.2 (12:13.2)
98	Mignanelli, Angela	SO-2	Duquesne	6:13.5	23:12.5	75	5:42.7	17:58.6 (12:15.9)
99	Sims, Zoe	JR-3	Princeton	6:13.8	23:13.8		6:04.9	18:20.2 (12:15.4)
100	Bloxom, Rachel	FR-1	William and Mary	6:13.9	23:14.1		5:48.4	18:13.7 (12:25.3)
101	Sullivan, Laura	FR-1	Virginia Tech	6:16.8	23:24.9		5:41.7	18:10.0 (12:28.3)
102	Bacon, Taylor	FR-1	Princeton	6:17.6	23:27.8		6:05.1	18:25.0 (12:20.0)
103	Gordon, Audrey	SO-2	William and Mary	6:20.3	23:38.1		5:48.7	18:34.3 (12:45.6)
104	Porter, Sarah	SR-4	Princeton	6:21.1	23:40.8		6:06.9	18:41.9 (12:35.0)
105	Baker, Rachael	JR-3	Monmouth	6:21.8	23:43.6	76	6:06.2	18:47.4 (12:41.2)
106	Scipio, Hannah	SR-4	Duquesne	6:22.7	23:47.0	77	5:46.4	18:28.8 (12:42.4)
107	Hui, Mary	JR-3	Princeton	6:23.1	23:48.4		6:08.3	18:41.7 (12:33.5)
108	Wilson, Allie	SO-2	Monmouth	6:24.5	23:53.8	78	5:49.0	18:44.1 (12:55.1)
109	Rodgers-Erickson, Kristen	JR-3	Monmouth	6:26.5	24:01.1		6:05.5	18:44.4 (12:38.9)
110	Everly, Jillian	FR-1	Virginia Tech	6:29.1	24:10.6		5:38.8	18:39.7 (13:00.9)
111	Ball, Jessica	JR-3	Monmouth	6:29.3	24:11.5		6:05.6	19:03.3 (12:57.7)
112	Lucey, Morgan	FR-1	Princeton	6:29.7	24:13.1		6:00.2	18:16.7 (12:16.5)
113	Warzyniak, Alexandra	FR-1	Indiana	6:30.3	24:15.3		5:47.5	18:46.9 (12:59.5)
114	Casey, Deirdre	FR-1	William and Mary	6:31.9	24:21.1		5:48.4	18:54.3 (13:06.0)
115	Rabbitt, Rachel	JR-3	William and Mary	6:32.8	24:24.5		5:50.5	18:58.5 (13:08.1)
116	Hidalgo, Melissa	SO-2	St. John's	6:36.2	24:37.4	79	6:01.3	19:13.6 (13:12.3)
117	Buscher, Mim	FR-1	Princeton	6:37.0	24:40.1		6:08.1	19:20.4 (13:12.4)
118	Poccia, Nina	SR-4	Monmouth	6:38.1	24:44.4		6:06.2	19:15.2 (13:09.0)
119	Baker, Abby	JR-3	Monmouth	6:39.7	24:50.2		6:08.0	19:29.8 (13:21.8)
120	Trill, Carly	JR-3	Monmouth	6:44.1	25:06.6		6:09.4	19:49.3 (13:40.0)
121	Morris, Lizzie	FR-1	Duquesne	6:44.1	25:06.9		5:47.8	19:37.3 (13:49.6)
122	Vanpelt, Michelle	SR-4	St. John's	6:51.2	25:33.3	80	6:18.3	19:58.6 (13:40.3)
123	Page, Shannon	FR-1	St. John's	7:06.2	26:29.0	81	6:18.2	20:42.9 (14:24.7)
124	Thompson, Veronica	SR-4	St. John's	7:08.0	26:35.8	82	6:24.0	20:43.2 (14:19.3)
125	Kaminski, Kirsten	FR-1	St. John's	7:21.2	27:24.9	83	6:20.1	21:22.9 (15:02.8)

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Fernando Cabada Jr.

Personal information
Nationality	American
Born	(1982-04-22) April 22, 1982 (age 33) Fresno, California
Sport
Sport	Track, Long-distance running
Event(s)	Mile, 3000 meters, 5000 meters, 10,000 meters, marathon
College team	Arkansas Fresno State Virginia Intermont College
Achievements and titles
Personal best(s)	Mile: 4:04.34[1] 3000 meters: 7:57.92[1] 5000 meters: 13:34.92[1] 10,000 meters: 28:25.62[1] Marathon: 2:11:36[1]
Updated on 4-18-15.

Fernando Cabada Jr. (born April 22, 1982) is an Mexican American distance runner. He first established himself in the national running scene while in high school when he was ranked among the ten fastest high school boys in the 3200 meters in the United States. Having developed a reputation as an elite prospect, he accepted a scholarship from University of Arkansas, but became disenfranchised with school and attended a total of four different colleges before quitting running altogether and pursuing manual labor jobs in the early 2000s. Cabada then returned to competitive running with Virginia Intermont College coach Scott Simmons, who helped Cabada prepare for his 2006 marathon debut in Fukuoka, Japan, which he ran in 2:12:27.^[2] Since then, Cabada established himself primarily as a marathoner.

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• 1Running career
  • 1.1High school
  • 1.2Collegiate
  • 1.3International
• 2References

Running career[edit]

High school[edit]

Cabada attended and ran with Buchanan High School of Clovis, California until he graduated in 2000. At Buchanan, Cabada ran cross country and track and established himself as one of the most formidable high school distance runners in the state of California. In cross country, he recorded 15:42 in the 5K as a junior at the 1998 CIF Cross Country Championships.^[3] He recorded a personal best 3200-meter time of 8:59.02 in his junior year at the Golden West track meet on June 11, 1999, after which he was ranked seventh in the high school boys' 3200 meters in the entire United States.^[4] In his final outdoor track season as a high school senior, he recorded a personal best time of 4:17.28 in the 1600 meters.^[4]

Collegiate[edit]

Upon finishing high school, Cabada took up an offer from Arkansas to attend school with an athletic scholarship. At the time, the Arkansas Razorbacks' prestigious cross country and track programs were headed by experienced coach John McDonnell.^[5] Cabada quickly grew disenfranchised with the pressures at Arkansas and returned to his hometown to attend Fresno State. At Fresno, the cross country and track programs folded due to financial reasons, and Cabada attempted to walk-on at Arkansas, this time without a scholarship. Eventually he dropped running and, in 2003, dropped school altogether to work as a tile setter for $8 an hour.^[6] While working various labor jobs, Cabada allegedly applied to Minot State University after contacting their coach, Scott Simmons, on the internet. Simmons, however, moved to Virginia Intermont and Cabada left Fresno to follow him. The move to Virginia ultimately saved Cabada's running career; at Virginia Intermont College , he won 7 NAIA titles.

International[edit]

At the 2006 IAAF World Road Running Championships he finished 72nd.^[7] In the following year, Cabada finished 50th at the 2007 World Championships in the marathon.^[8] In 2008, Cabada won the 2008 Twin Cities Marathon.^[9]
At the 2014 IAAF World Half Marathon Championships, Cabada finished 46th.^[10]

References[edit]

1. ^ Jump up to: ^abcdeAll-Athletics. "Profile of Fernando Cabada". 
2. Jump up ^Jim Gerweck (April 3, 2007). "Leading Edge: Fernando Cabada". 
3. Jump up ^[1] Athletic.net - Fernando Cabada
4. ^ Jump up to: ^abDyestat. "Cabada, Fernando - Dyestat". 
5. Jump up ^[2] USATF Bios - Fernando Cabada
6. Jump up ^Lindsay Crouse (April 18, 2015). "A Marathoner Outruns a Childhood of Poverty". 
7. Jump up ^http://www.the-sports.org/athletics-iaaf-world-road-running-championships-results-2006-men-epm7692.html
8. Jump up ^date=May 24, 2009. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/24/sports/24cabada.html?_r=0. Missing or empty |title= (help)
9. Jump up ^[3] MPR News: Twin Cities Marathon - October 5, 2008
10. Jump up ^[4]IAAF AL-Bank World Half Marathon Championships a huge success! by Larry Eder

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Deena Kastor

Deena Kastor at the 2007 Boston Marathon
Personal information
Born	(1973-02-14) February 14, 1973 (age 42) Waltham, Massachusetts
Residence	Mammoth Lakes, California
Height	5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Weight	104 lb (47 kg)
Website	http://www.deenakastor.com
Sport
Country	United States
Event(s)	Marathon, 10,000 m
College team	Arkansas Razorbacks
Club	ASICS Mammoth Track Club
Coached by	Andrew Kastor
Achievements and titles
World finals	2007 10000 m, 6th 2003 10000 m, 12th 2003 10000 m, 11th 1999 10000 m, 11th
Olympic finals	2000 10000 m 2004 Marathon 03 ! Bronze 2008 Marathon (DNF)
Personal best(s)	3000 m: 8:42.59 5000 m: 14:51.62 10000 m: 30:50.32 Half Marathon: 1:07:34 NR Marathon: 2:19:36 NR
Medal record[hide] Women's Athletics Competitor for the  United States Athens 2004 Marathon

Deena Michelle Kastor (born Deena Michelle Drossin on February 14, 1973) is an American long-distance runner. She holds American records in the marathon, half-marathon, and numerous road distances. She won the bronze medal in the women's marathon at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. She is also an eight-time national champion in cross country.

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• 1Early and personal life
• 2Career highlights
• 32008
• 42010
• 52012
• 62013
• 72014
• 82015
• 9Awards and rankings
• 10Quotes
• 11See also
• 12References
• 13External links

Early and personal life[edit]

Kastor was born in Waltham, Massachusetts, and is Jewish.^[1][2][3][4] She is an alumna of Agoura High School located in Agoura Hills, California. She ran collegiately for the University of Arkansas.
She is married to Andrew Kastor. In August 2010, they announced that she was three months pregnant with their first child, Piper. As a result, she announced she would not be competing in the upcoming New York City Marathon. Her daughter was born in February 2011.^[5]

Career highlights[edit]

In high school, Kastor won three California state cross country titles^[6] and two CIF California State Meet titles at 3200 meters while running for Agoura High School in Agoura Hills, California.^[7] She also competed in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships all four years of her prep career, and competed in both the North American Youth Maccabi Games and the Pan-American Maccabiah while in high school.^[2]
At the University of Arkansas she was a four-time SEC champion and an eight-time All-American. Post-collegiately, Kastor ran under coaches Joe Vigil and Terrence Mahon (currently head of the Mammoth Lakes, California training group).
Kastor has earned two silver medals (2002 Dublin, long race; 2003 Lausanne, long race) in the IAAF World Cross Country Championships.
She holds U.S. records in the following events:

• Women's marathon (set when winning the 2006 Flora London Marathon with a time of 2:19:36)
• Women's half marathon (set at the 2006 Berlin Half Marathon with a time of 1:07:34)
• Women's road 10 mile (set at the 2006 Berlin Half Marathon with a time of 51:31)^[8]
• Women's road 15K (set at the 2003 Gate River Run in Jacksonville with a time of 47:15)
• Women's road 8K (set at the 2005 The LaSalle Bank Shamrock Shuffle in Chicago with a time of 24:36)
• Women's road 5K (set at the 2002 Carlsbad 5000 with a time of 14:54)

Kastor formerly held the following record:

• Women's 10,000 metres (set at Stanford in 2002 with a time of 30:50.32)

In recent years, Kastor has shifted her focus toward the marathon distance. After winning the bronze medal at the 2004 Olympic Marathon, she won the 2005 Chicago Marathon. In 2006, she won the London Marathon, setting an American record. She placed sixth at the 2006 New York City Marathon and fifth at the 2007 Boston Marathon. Kastor is a featured subject in the 2007 marathon documentary Spirit of the Marathon, which follows her victory at the 2005 Chicago Marathon.^[9]

2008[edit]

In April 2008, Kastor won the U.S. women's Olympic marathon trials in Boston, Massachusetts. She finished with an unofficial time of 2:29:35, after overtaking competitor Magdalena Lewy Boulet in mile 23. Kastor ran most of the race from behind, while Lewy Boulet built a commanding lead very early on, running alone for most of the marathon. With some 10 miles (16 km) to go, Kastor made a move to catch up to Lewy Boulet, stringing out the field. Lewy Boulet took second place in 2:30:19.
In August 2008, Kastor pulled out of the women's marathon at the Beijing Olympics with a foot injury. At about the 5-kilometer (3.1 mi) mark, she dropped to one knee, holding her right foot. She attempted to rise, but dropped back down again and was forced to withdraw from the race.^[10]

2010[edit]

On March 21, 2010, Kastor competed in the first spring running of the NYC Half-Marathon. After running the majority of the race in first, on her way to breaking the course record, she dropped to second place to finish behind Great Britain's Mara Yamauchi.^[11][12]
It was announced in August 2010 that Kastor and her husband were expecting their first child, Piper Bloom, in March 2011.^[13] It was also announced that Deena would be making her return to racing at the New York Mini 10K.

2012[edit]

In January 2012, Deena ran 2:30:40 to place 6th at the Olympic Squad Houston Olympic Trials.^[14][15]

2013[edit]

In January 2013, Kastor announced she will be running in the 2013 Los Angeles Marathon, to be held on March 17, 2013 ^[16] where she finished third in 2:32:39.^[17]
On August 10, 2013, Kastor placed 9th at the World Championship Marathon in Moscow with a time of 2:36. She stated that it may have been her last high-level marathon.

2014[edit]

In April 2014, the 41-year-old Kastor won the 2014 More|Fitness Half-Marathon in New York’s Central Park in a U.S. masters record of 1:11:38. ^[18]
On September 21, 2014, she set the world record in the Women’s Masters division for the half-marathon, at 1:09:39, while running in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Half-Marathon in Philadelphia.^[19]

2015[edit]

In October 2015, she broke the U.S. Women's Masters marathon record by almost a minute at the Chicago Marathon, running 2:27:47.^[20]

Awards and rankings[edit]

Kastor was selected as the top women's marathoner in the world in 2006 by Track and Field News magazine.
Among the honors Kastor has received from the USATF are:

• 2003 Jesse Owens Award as the top female track and field athlete in the US^[21]
• USATF Runner of the Year in 2001, 2003, 2004 and 2008^[22]
• C.C. Jackson Award in 2002, 2003 and 2004^[23]
• USATF Female Cross Country Athlete of the Year in 2001 and 2003, and as a team member in 2002 when the US team finished second at the World Cross Country Championships 8 kilometer run^[24]

She was inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame on April 29, 2007.^[2]

Year	Event	World rank	US rank
1993	5000 m	–	9th
1997	10,000 m	–	4th
1998	5000 m	–	7th
1999	5000 m	–	2nd
	10,000 m	–	1st
2000	5000 m	–	4th
	3000 m	–	4th
	10,000 m	–	1st
2001	5000 m	–	4th
	3000 m	–	3rd
	Marathon	–	1st
	10,000 m	–	1st
2002	Marathon	–	1st
	5000 m	–	4th
	10,000 m	–	1st
	3,000 m	–	7th
2006	Marathon	1st	1st

Quotes[edit]

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“	We make choices. I hate to say 'sacrifices.' When I speak to younger groups, to colleges and other younger athletes, I say 'we don't make sacrifices. If we truly love this sport and we have these goals and dreams in the sport, the classroom, or in life, they're not sacrifices. They're choices that we make to fulfill these goals and dreams.' Sacrifices makes it sound like 'oh, poor me, I have to do this in order to get to this,' and I don't really like that word. It was just really the choice to take care of myself and live a proper lifestyle. In doing that, I feel like a healthier person, I feel focused in everything, not just in my running. In following this one dream, I feel like I became an even more well-rounded person.	”
— Deena Kastor

“	I felt my throat start to close up, and I didn't think I was getting enough oxygen. I was scared, and I thought about quitting. But you don't want to quit when you've trained so hard and long for one race.	”
— Deena Kastor, describing the effects of having been stung by a bee in the back of the throat 100 meters after the start of the World Cross-Country Championships in Portugal. Despite blacking out and falling during the 8k race, she finished in 12th place in the long course.

See also[edit]

• List of select Jewish track and field athletes

References[edit]

1. Jump up ^"Deena Kastor". Running USA. 
2. ^ Jump up to: ^abc"Jewish Sports Hall of Fame". Jewishsports.org. 2007-04-29. Retrieved 2015-10-11. 
3. Jump up ^Benjamin Schuman-Stoler. "Beijing Olympics: Jewish Update Part II". Moment Magazine. 
4. Jump up ^Bob Wechsler (2008). Day by Day in Jewish Sports History. Ktav Publishing. 
5. Jump up ^"Deena Kastor gives birth to a baby girl". Retrieved February 25, 2014. 
6. Jump up ^[1]^{[dead link]}
7. Jump up ^"California State Meet Results – 1915 to present". Hank Lawson. Retrieved December 25, 2012. 
8. Jump up ^"Statistics - Records". USATF. Retrieved 2015-10-11. 
9. Jump up ^"Spirit of the Marathon". Marathonmovie.com. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
10. Jump up ^"American Kastor drops out of marathon". Associated Press. August 17, 2008. Retrieved August 17, 2008. 
11. Jump up ^"Deena Kastor after her runner-up finish 2010 NYC Half Marathon | Videos & Athletes". Flotrack.org. March 21, 2010. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
12. Jump up ^[2]^{[dead link]}
13. Jump up ^"USATF News". Usatf.org. August 27, 2010. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
14. Jump up ^"Deena Kastor Happy to back But Misses Olympic Squad Houston Olympic Trials 2012". flotrack. 
15. Jump up ^[3]^{[dead link]}
16. Jump up ^[4]^{[dead link]}
17. Jump up ^"Duliba, Mose win in Los Angeles Marathon". ESPN.com. 
18. Jump up ^""Kastor Sets U.S. Masters Half Marathon Record" By Competitor.com, Published Apr. 13, 2014". Competitor.com. 
19. Jump up ^"Record-breaking morning for Deena Kastor at 2014 Philly Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon". Philly.com. 
20. Jump up ^Lorge, Sarah. "Deena Kastor Breaks U.S. Masters Record at Chicago Marathon | Runner's World". Runnersworld.com. Retrieved 2015-10-11. 
21. Jump up ^"Jesse Owens Award". Usatf.org. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
22. Jump up ^"Runner of the Year". Usatf.org. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
23. Jump up ^"CC Jackson Awards". Usatf.org. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 
24. Jump up ^"Cross Country Athlete of the Year". Usatf.org. Retrieved January 9, 2011. 

External links[edit]

• DeenaKastor.com– Official website
• Deena Kastor profile at IAAF

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Sara Hall

Personal information
Nationality	American
Born	(1983-04-15) April 15, 1983 (age 32) Santa Rosa, California
Height	5 ft, 4 in
Weight	112 lb (51 kg)
Sport
Sport	Middle-distance running
Team	formerly Stanford University
Coached by	Steve Magness, University of Houston distance coach
Achievements and titles
Personal best(s)	1500 m: 4:08.55 mile: 4:31.50 i 3000 m: 8:52.35 5000 m: 15:20.88 3000 m Steeplechase 9:39.48 10 mile: 52:54[1] marathon: 2:31:14
Medal record[hide] Women's athletics Competitor for the  United States Pan American Games 2011 Guadalajara 3000 m st.

Sara Hall (née Bei; born April 15, 1983 in Santa Rosa, California) is a professional American middle distance runner. She won the 3000 meter steeplechase in 10:03 at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico representing the United States.^[2]
She has won several notable mile road races including the Drake Relays Grand Blue Mile and the US National Road Mile Championships.^[3][4] She also has won prestigious 1500 meter titles including one at the Millrose Games.^[5] She is a two time world team member for the United States at the world indoor track and field championships. Her best finish came in 2006 where she finished 12th in the finals of the 3000 meters at the 11th IAAF World Indoor championships. She was also a member of the 2006 and 2015 United States world cross country championship team.
She won the 2012 American title at the USA Cross Country Championships, edging Molly Huddle at the line.^[6]

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• 1High school
• 2College
• 3Career
  • 3.12015
• 4Personal life
• 5External links
• 6References

High school[edit]

Sara competed for Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa, California. She won four state cross country titles. At the CIF California State Meet she also earned three state track titles in the 1600 and 3200 meters, and won the Footlocker National High School Cross Country Championships in 2000.

College[edit]

She was a three-time NCAA track and field runner up in the 5000 meters and indoor 3000 meters, and a 7-time All-American, competing for Stanford University. In 2003, she finished 3rd at the NCAA Women's Cross Country Championship, leading Stanford to a team title. As a college athlete she competed in the finals of the United States Olympic trials in the 5000 meters.

Career[edit]

2015[edit]

On March 15, 2015 Hall made her marathon debut at the Los Angeles Marathon and battled through cramps, finishing 22nd with a time of 2:48:02 (6:25 minutes/mile).^{[7][8][9][10]} On March 28, 2015 Hall led the USA Team with a 20th place 2015 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Senior women's race after placing 5th at 2015 Boulder USA Cross Country Championships^[11]. Sara finished 10th at 2015 Chicago marathon in 2:31:14 and runs Olympic Standard.

Personal life[edit]

Sara Hall has been married to U.S. Olympic marathoner Ryan Hall since 2005. The two met at Stanford, where they both competed collegiately. In 2009, they formed the Hall Steps Foundation to empower the running community to use the energy and resources that fuel runners’ athletic achievements for social justice efforts. Both are committed Christians.^[12]

External links[edit]

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Sara Hall.

• official website
• Sara Hall profile at IAAF
• Sara Hall on Twitter

References[edit]

1. Jump up ^http://trackshack.com/cherryblossom/2014/Awards.pdf
2. Jump up ^"Athletics Results Women's 3000m Steeplechase Final". Info.guadalajara2011.org.mx. Retrieved 2011-12-22. 
3. Jump up ^[1]^{[dead link]}
4. Jump up ^"USA Track & Field - Torrence makes it three in a row; Hall takes women’s title at USA 1 Mile Road Championships". Usatf.org. 2011-12-05. Retrieved 2011-12-22. 
5. Jump up ^"USA Track & Field - New champions crowned at 104th Millrose Games". Usatf.org. 2011-01-28. Retrieved 2011-12-22. 
6. Jump up ^Estes, Jim (2012-02-12). Hall and Mack take USA XC titles. IAAF. Retrieved on 2012-02-12.
7. Jump up ^Runner's World – March 12, 2015 – Sara Hall Makes Her Marathon Debut Sunday in Los Angeles
8. Jump up ^2015 Los Angeles Marathon results
9. Jump up ^Sara Hall Twitter – March 15, 2015 1:00pm
10. Jump up ^My Debut Marathon by Sara Hall
11. Jump up ^http://www.usatf.org/usatf/files/f9/f993f31b-b8d1-433e-95ec-388afaf1b486.pdf
12. Jump up ^[2]

[hide] v t e Pan American Champions in Women's 3000m Steeplechase 1951 – 2003: Not held 2007: Sabine Heitling (BRA) 2011: Sara Hall (USA) 2015: Ashley Higginson (USA)

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Marie Schaper Year: Senior City/State: Simi Valley, CA High School: Royal HS

AS A JUNIOR IN 2008: Took part in three events for the Tritons… Just missed finishing among the squad’s top five in the season opener, placing 15th overall… Registered a final time of 16:25.2 on her home course in that meet… Was one of six UCSD runners to finish in the top 25 at the CCAA Championships in San Bernardino, claiming 24th place with a time of 24:40.9. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007: Made appearances in three meets during the season… Clocked in at 17:06.5 in the UCSD-Point Loma Nazarene dual meet, good enough for 23rd place overall… Finished 74th overall and 14th on the team with a mark of 20:18.30 at the UC Irvine Invitational… Crossed the finish line at the Triton Classic with a time of 25:15.4, placing 60th. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Raced in three events for the Tritons during the season… Finished 53rd overall with a time of 20:03.8 during first race of collegiate career at the UC Irvine Invitational… Completed the Roy Griak Invitational in a time of 27:04.5, a 203rd place finish in the event… Crossed the finish line in a season-best 43rd overall with a time of 24:57.6 during the Triton Classic. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2006 graduate of Royal High School in Simi Valley, Calif... Helped team to the league championships and CIF state meet as a senior... Was a first team all-league and second team all-country selection… Had personal bests of 18:52 in the three mile, 5:17 in the 1600m, 2:27 in the 800m, and 12:01 in the 3200m. PERSONAL: Born February 27, 1988... Parents are John and Luanne Schaper... Has two brothers named William and James... Other than running, her hobbies include reading, food, and playing with her guinea pig… Last of the Mohicans, Pocahontas, and Dances With Wolves are a few of her favorite films… Roots for the Padres and Chargers… Kara Groucher is one of her heros… Is a Communications major and Psychology minor in Sixth College… Hopes to one day work in sports advertising. .    Courtesy ucsd

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Donald Chorley
Feb. 24,1934-Sept. 29, 2015
Mt Shasta, California
Don grew up in several towns throughout the East Bay and spent summers in the Sierras. After meeting his wife at seminary on the east coast, they moved west where he held parishes in most of the western states. Much meditation and inspiration for his sermons and life came from running and hiking in Briones and the High Sierras. After retiring in 1999, Don hiked the entire Pacific Crest Trail and the Appalachian Trail, embracing the trail name, "Abominably Slowman". He finished his 100th marathon at the age of 75. He is survived by his wife, Virginia, of fifty-three years, two brothers, a cousin, his four children, three grandchildren, one great grandson, & many nieces, nephews, and friends.
A memorial service will be held at the First Congregational Church of Martinez on October 18th at 2pm.    

First Congregational Church

1229 Court St

Martinez, CA 94553                           

Memorial service

Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015

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Keith Conning:  I have enjoyed running and hiking in Briones Regional Park and the High Sierras.             

                        

                              

                                                                                                            

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1 Rocha, Phillip (Arcadia) 4:43 
1 Rocha, Phillip (Arcadia) 10:16
1 Rocha, Phillip               Arcadia                14:58.0    1   

4 Herrera, Eduardo (Madera South) 4:44 
4 Herrera, Eduardo (Madera South) 10:19      
2 Herrera, Eduardo             Madera South           15:01.0    2   

6 Dodds, Spencer (Great Oak) 4:44      
3 Dodds, Spencer (Great Oak) 10:19 
3 Dodds, Spencer               Great Oak              15:08.6    3
 
2 Vernau, Michael (Davis) 4:43       
2 Vernau, Michael (Davis) 10:17 
4 Vernau, Michael              Davis                  15:14.3    4

18 Spencer, Cole (Great Oak) 4:49     
12 Spencer, Cole (Great Oak) 10:32     
  5 Spencer, Cole                Great Oak              15:19.0    5

16 Holland, Ben (Jesuit) 4:48
  8 Holland, Ben (Jesuit) 10:28          
  6 Holland, Ben                 Jesuit                 15:19.7    6 
    
7 Kurdy, Sean  (Jesuit) 4:46     
7 Kurdy, Sean (Jesuit) 10:28
 7 Kurdy, Sean                  Jesuit                 15:23.2    7   
        
13 Hoff, Cole (Agoura) 4:47
14 Hoff, Cole (Agoura) 10:33
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  4 Reynolds, Garrett (Ventura) 4:44
10 Reynolds, Garrett (Ventura) 10:30
  9 Reynolds, Garrett            Ventura          15:27.6    9  

  7 Grijalva, Luis (Armijo) 4:46 
  5 Grijalva, Luis (Armijo) 10:28       
10 Grijalva, Luis               Armijo                 15:28.3   10            

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NCAA & NJCAA National Athletes of the Week (Oct. 12)

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NCAA & NJCAA National Athletes of the Week (Oct. 12)

Courtesy: Tyler Mayforth & Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA

October 12, 2015   

NEW ORLEANS– This past weekend might have been the calm before the storm ahead of a busy weekend of cross country, but that didn’t stop a number of athletes from turning in strong performances. And for that reason, we honor this week’s National Athletes of the Week in Division I, Division II, Division III and NJCAA.
This week’s recipients are UMass Lowell’s Robert Allen (Division I men), Boston College’s Laura Hottenrott (Division I women), New Mexico Highlands’ Collins Kirui (Division II men), Lewis’ Amanda Farrough (Division II women), Amherst’s Mohamed Hussein (Division III men), Middlebury’s Abigail Nadler (Division III women), Iowa Western’s Sylvester Barus (NJCAA Division I men), Barton County’s Lydia Mato (NJCAA Division I women), Mohawk Valley’s Zakaria Djouma (NJCAA Division III men) and Harper College’s Ali Gutt (NJCAA Division III women).
Find out more about each of these runners by clicking their names or scrolling below.
National Athlete of the Week is an award selected and presented by the USTFCCCA Communications Staff at the beginning of each week to six collegiate cross country athletes (male and female for each of the three NCAA divisions).
Nominations are open to the public. Coaches and sports information directors are encouraged to nominate their student-athletes; as are student-athletes, their families and friends, and fans of their programs.
The award seeks to highlight not only the very best times, marks and scores on a week-to-week basis, but also performances that were significant on the national landscape and/or the latest in a series of strong outings. Quality of competition, suspenseful finishes and other factors will also play a role in the decision.

NCAA Division I Men – Robert Allen, UMass Lowell

Senior / Providence, Rhode Island
With only a little over a month left in his collegiate running career, Robert Allen is making the most of it. The senior took down the weekend’s toughest field at the NEICAAA New England Championships, covering the 8K course in 24:23.7 to win by six seconds to become the first UMass Lowell runner to win the title.
With Pre-Nationals looming this coming weekend, Allen and his Riverhawks squad ran a controlled effort for the first two-thirds of the race before opening up in the closing stages of the race. He pulled away from the field, including DIII National Athlete of the Week Mohamed Hussein of Amherst, on the final loop and was the only runner in sight on the final straightaway.
Pre-Nationals are next for Allen and UMass Lowell this Saturday. Allen was eighth in his race at Pre-Nats a year ago.

NCAA Division I Women – Laura Hottenrott, Boston College

Senior / Kassel, Germany
For the second time this season, Boston College senior Laura Hottenrott found herself on the top spot of the podium following a strong race.
Nearly one month ago, Hottenrott won the UMass Minuteman Invitational. This time, Hottenrott outran the competition at the New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association Cross Country Championships held at Boston’s Franklin Park.
Hottenrott beat teammate Isabelle Kennedy to the line by two seconds to finish first out of the 263-runner field. Hottenrott covered the 5K course in 17:39.1
Next up for Hottenrott and her Boston College teammates will be the Wisconsin adidas Invitational on Friday in Madison, Wisconsin.

NCAA Division II Men – Collins Kirui, New Mexico Highlands

Freshman | Iten, Kenya
Collins Kirui continues to establish himself as a national contender at the NCAA Division II level, notching his third win of the year this weekend at the Fort Hays Tiger Open. Against a field that included runners from a half-dozen teams ranked in the latest National Coaches’ Polls, Kirui covered the 8K course in 23:40.7 to topple former National Athlete of the Week Derrick Williams of CSU-Pueblo by 24 seconds.
Next up for Kirui and NMHU is the RMAC Championship on October 24.

NCAA Division II Women – Amanda Farrough, Lewis

Junior | South Bend, Indiana
Quickly establishing herself as one of the women to beat in NCAA DII cross country in 2015 is Amanda Farrough. In three meets this season, Farrough has finished no worse than runner-up – to Anna Rohrer of Notre Dame, no less – and has notched two victories, including a decisive win at the Lewis Conference Crossover Meet this weekend. She covered the 6K course in 21:05.21 to topple No. 3 Grand Valley State’s Gina Patterson by 13 seconds.
Coming up next for Farrough and her Flyers is the GLVC Championship meet on October 24.

NCAA Division III Men – Mohamed Hussein, Amherst

Sophomore / Hargeisa, Somolialand
It doesn’t matter the competition: Amherst sophomore Mohamed Hussein will shine.
This past weekend, Hussein stepped to the starting line against 252 other runners in the men’s varsity race at the New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association Cross Country Championships held at Boston’s Franklin Park.
In a race loaded with runners from all collegiate levels, Hussein finished runner-up in 24:29. Hussein beat the next best DIII runner by 17 seconds.
Through three meets this season, Hussein has finished first twice and second once. This is Hussein’s third National Athlete of the Week honor of the season.
Hussein and the Lord Jeffs return to action this weekend when they host the Little III Championship.

NCAA Division III Women – Abigail Nadler, Middlebury

Freshman / Chicago, Illinios
Freshmen aren’t backing down in cross country this season.
That goes for Division I, Division II and certainly Division III. In the latter, Middlebury College freshman Abigail Nadler proved that point well.
Nadler ran well at the New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association Cross Country Invitational this past weekend. She finished fifth out of 263 runners in a time of 17:51.2 over the 5K course at Franklin Park in Boston.
Nadler was the top-finishing runner from DIII. The next runner from her division crossed the finish line 14 seconds behind her.
Middlebury is back in action on Saturday at the University of Albany Invitational.

NJCAA Division I Men – Sylvester Barus, Iowa Western CC

Sophomore / Eldoret, Kenya
When you’re not going to be racing for a while, you might as well take advantage of every opportunity you get. Iowa Western’s Sylvester Barus did exactly that.
There was no competition for Barus at the Fort Hays State Open this past weekend as he won the men’s black race by 51 seconds. Barus covered the 8K course in 24:04.8.
Barus and his teammates won’t race again for three weeks. That’s when the Reivers take on all comers at the NJCAA Region IX Championships in Fort Dodge, Iowa.

NJCAA Division I Women – Lydia Mato, Barton CC

Sophomore / Accra, Ghana
Once the gun went off for the women’s black race at the Fort Hays State Open this past weekend, the field could have sat back and watched Barton Community College’s Lydia Mato run. It would have offered Mato just as much competition.
Mato destroyed the field, completing the 5K course in 17:44.5. She won the race by more than one minute.
Barton County won’t race again until Oct. 31 when they travel to the NJCAA Region VI Championships in Overland Park, Kansas.

NJCAA Division III Men – Zakaria Djouma, Mohawk Valley CC

Freshman | Utica, New York
Zakaria Djouma continues his reign atop NJCAA Division III cross country with his fifth victory of the 2015 season en route to his fourth National Athlete of the Week plaudit. His latest conquest came at the Hamilton College Invitational, in which he ran 25:12.6 over eight kilometers for a 21 second victory.
He puts his undefeated streak on the line again on October 24 at the NJCAA Regional Championships.

NJCAA Division III Women – Ali Gutt, Harper College

Freshman | Schaumburg, Illinois
Ali Gutt, one of NJCAA Division III’s top runners all season long in 2015, continued to build that reputation this past weekend at the Benedictine Eagle Invitational. In a mostly NCAA Division III field, Gutt finished sixth overall in 23:09.8 on the 6K course among a field of 126 runners.
Gutt and the Hawks are back in action this upcoming weekend at the Bradley Classic.

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION • .:;

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PREP SCHOOL

TRACK AND FIELD RECORD

1 9 5 5 S E A S O N

NINETEENTH ANNUAL EDITION

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO

W I L L I A M G. L O P E Z

It is with particular pleasure that Helms Athletic

Foundation dedicates this 1955 — Nineteenth Annual —

edition of the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PREP SCHOOL TRACK &

FIELD RECORD to a treasured friend — WILLIAM G. LOPEZ. .

"Bill", beloved by all with whom he has worked for

ever so many years in connection with Los Angeles City

Schools athletic activities, is a true Californian —

having been born in Santa Barbara, having attended University

of Santa Clara, and University of California,

and having served as athletic coach in the Los Angeles .

City High Schools — 1920-1933 — as Lot; Angeles City

Schools athletic administrator — 1933-1955.

"Bill" has been a friend of high school athletes,

and he has been a champion of high school coaches.

There has been no one who has contributed more time and =

effort — far beyond the line of duty, in the interest

of high school athletes, and coaches, as well as high

school athletics, in general, than WILLIAM G. "BILL"\

LOPEZ. His "36 years of service to the Los Angeles City

Schools, in the field of athletics, have been most event-

| ful, and important.

Prepared By i

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION

Helms Hall, Los Angeles

PAUL H. HELMS

Founder and Sponsor

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION NINETEENTH ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD RECORD BOOK

X This marks the nineteenth year that Helms Athletic Foundation has prepared

and issued its Southern California High School Track and Field record book

in the interest of high school athletics. This edition lists outstanding

performances and records established by Southern California's high school track

and field athletes during the 1955 season. Five hundred record booklets are

prepared and distributed by the Helms Athletic Foundation each season.

The facts and records listed in this booklet have been gathered from sources

believed to be reliable. Information has been provided by high school coaches and

student newspaper sports editors, as well as from Southern California newspapers.

This Southern California Prep School Track and Field record book, as are all

athletic record books of similar nature, was prepared by Helms Athletic Foundation,

under the supervision of W.R. Bill Schroeder, Managing Director. It is distributed

to schools, press, radio, television, athletic coaches and officials, without

charge.

Helms Athletic Foundation, with offices in Helms Hall, Los Angeles, California,

is sponsored by Paul H. Helms. The Foundation was established in 1936. One of the

purposes of Helms Athletic Foundation is that of recording achievements of athletes

and athletic teams in all sports and all divisions.

This nineteenth annual track and field record book contains best marks of

Los Angeles City and C.I.F. Track and Field athletes over the past years, past

C.I.F. and City championship teams and present City, State and National Interscholastic

Track and Field records.

There is also listed the Track and Field athletes of the year, for both

Los Angeles City and C.I.F., selections which have been made by All-Southern

California Board of Athletics since 1937. These athletes have their names

engraved upon the Paul H. Helms Trophy, which is lodged in Helms Hall.

•~CHARLES DUMAS AND JESSE NEWMAN SELECTED

CIF AND CITY TRACK ATHLETES OF YEAR, 1955

X The Helms All-Southern California Board of Athletics selected a pair of

record breakers as 1955 Athletes of the Year in Track and Field. Charles

Dumas, Centennial High School, and Jesse Newman, Jefferson High School,

were the boys named for honors. Dumas was named the top performer from among all

Southern California C.I.F. high schools, while Jesse Newman was picked from the

ranks of Los Angeles City high schools.

Charles Dumas, Centennial High School senior, led an assault on the high

jump event all through the 1955 season. Dumas led his talented teammates to victories

in just about every invitational meet run in Southern California, posting

outstanding marks in his event. Centennial won the Bay League title, as well as

invitational meets at Chaffey, Santa Barbara and Inglewood, with Charles Dumas

breaking some sort of record every time out. He posted new C.I.F. marks in the

Southern Section championships (6' 8 7/8") and the California State Meet (6« 9 3/8")

and established a new all-time interscholastic best of 6' 10 1/4" at the SPAAU Meet,

Jesse Newman, Jefferson High School senior, broke a Los Angeles City

High School record which has been in the books since 1935. Newman, who helped

lead Jefferson High School to the Southern League title and second place in the

Los Angeles City championships, ran the mile in 4:23.9 fco gain the City title and

erase Louie Zamperini's mark of 4:26.3, made in 1935. Newman also clocked an

unofficial time of 4:22.0 in the California State Meet, running third to Newport

Harbor's Tod White, who set a new mark of 4:20.0.

Jesse Newman was coached by Estel Johnson, perennial top man in the

Southern League, while Charles Dumas received his instruction from Bill Gill, who

tutored his Apaches to victories in the C.I.F. and State meets.

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION 1954 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD RECORD BOOK

A s All-Southern California Board of Track and Field athletes of the year

' for 1955, Centennial High School's Charles Dumas, and Jefferson High

School's Jesse Newman have had their names engraved upon the Paul H.

Helms Trophy, which is permanently lodged in Helms Hall, in the Prep School Hall

of Fame chamber.

Charles Dumas also has his name engraved upon the Charles W. Paddock

Memorial Trophy, and Jesse Newman has his name inscribed upon the Fred W. Kelly

Trophy, both of which are lodged in Helms Hall. Both boys are recipients of the

Helms Athletic Foundation Athlete of the Year medal award.

Selection of Dumas and Newman as Track and Field Athletes of the Year was

made by members of Helms Athletic Foundation's All-Southern California Board of

Athletics. This Board has made similar selections since 1937'•

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA C.I.F. ATHLETES OF THE YEAR FOR TRACK AND FIELD

1937 Bill Bugbee Montebello

1938 Gil LaCava Beverly Hills

1939 Eddie Morris . Huntington Beach

1940 Eddie Morris . . . . . Huntington Beach

1941 Thelmo Knowles . . . . . Santa Monica

1942 Jerry Shipkey Anaheim

1943 Al Lawrence Glendale

1944 Del Smith Glendale

1945 Joe Scott. El Monte

1946 John Helwig Mt. Camel

1947 John Bradley Hoover, Glendale

1948 John Bradley ... Hoover, Glendale

Howard Bugbee Redondo Beach

Bill Fell Compton

1949 Jack Davis Hoover, Glendale

1950 Steve Turner Glendale

1951 Bob Cunning Hoover, Glendale

1952 Fernando Ledesma . . . . . . Compton

1953 Donald Vick Chaffey

Ronald Morris Burroughs, Burbank

1954 Bill Swisshelm . Santa Ana

1955 Charles Dumas Centennial

LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF THE YEAR FOR TRACK AND FIELD

1937 Bryant Allen Jefferson

1938 Baylor Maynard Belmont

1939 Bill Stewart Torrance

1940 Bill Smith Belmont

1941 Bill Smith Belmont

1942 Roy Thurman . Fremont

1943 Mel Patton University

1944 Hank Williams Belmont

1945 Ron Frazier Van Nuys

1946 Dick Attlesey Bell

1947 Hugh McElhenny Washington

1948 Bob Cameron Washington

1949 George Brown Jordan

1950 Lang Stanley Jefferson

1951 Clarke Merrill Belmont

1952 LaVern Smith Jefferson

1953 Darryl Ellingson ..... Dorsey

1954 Everett Jackson Manual Arts

1955 Jesse Newman Jefferson

. . HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS. . 1955

HONOR TRACK AND FIELD TEAMS

# # Selections by the Helms Athletic Foundation All-Southern California

Board of Track and Field, composed of John de la Vega, L.A. Times;

Ralph Alexander, L.A. Examiner; Ron Weiner, Hollywood Citizen-News;

Pete Kokon, Valley Timesj Bill Hollohan, San Pedro News-Pilotj

Mannie Pineda, Pasadena Star-Newsj Al Ames, Glendale News-Pressj

Eddie West, Santa Ana Register; Garland Rose, Riverside Press-

Enterprise; Tom Burdick, Long Beach Press-Telegram; Joe Lyou, L.A.

Mirror; Dick Vanderveld, Santa Monica Outlook; Chuck Cherniss,

Alhambra Post-Advocate; Jack Disney, L.A. Herald-Express; Dick

Gitlin, Huntington Park Signal; Claude Anderson, San Bernardino

Sun; Bill Whitney, Breitbard Athletic Foundation; Braven Dyer,

Jr., Secretary; .J.R. Bill Schroeder, Chairman.

E V E N T C.I.F. HIGH SCHOOL MARK L.A. HIGH SCHOOL MARK

100-Yard Dash Ken Dennis % 9.6 B.T. Washington 9.9

Centennial Jordan

220-Yard Dash Bob Poynter 21.2 B.T. Washington 21.8

Pasadena Jordan

440-Yard Dash Bob Dettbarn 49.4 Oscar Neal 49.2

Monrovia Jordan

880-Yard Run Ernie Cunliffe 01:54.7 Jim Fuller 1:58.2

Claremont Canoga Park

One Mile Run Tod White * 4:20.0 Jesse Newman @ 4:23.9

Newport Harbor Jefferson

120-Yard Hurdles Ken Thompson #14.1 Craig Chudy 14.5

Centennial Narbonne

180-Yard Hurdles Paul Lowe #18.9 Bert Washington 19.4

Centennial Polytechnic

High Jump Charles Dumas # 6« 10£» Robert Kirby 6' 5 1/4"

Centennial Banning

Pole Vault Jerry Hren 13' 8 15/16" Nat Finney @ 13' 7"

Inglewood Jordan

Broad Jump John Blaylock 23' 3 l/2" Louis Watkins 24' 9 1/4"

Centennial Jordan

Shot Put Duncan Ward 59' 4 1/2" Herb Griffin 56' 10"

Santa Monica North Hollywood

* New State Meet record

# Made at the S.P.A.A.U. Meet

% Ties C.I.F. Southern Section meet record

$ New C.I.F. Southern Section meet record

® New Los Angeles City High School meet record

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AMD FIELD RECORDS 1955

HONOR ROLL OF COACHES - 1955

LOS ANGELES CITY COACHES

William Pothoff. . . . . .Jordan B.T. Washington, Oscar Neal, Nat Finney,

Louis Watkins.

Charles Cromwell . . . . .Canoga Park . . Jim Fuller

Estel Johnson Jefferson . . . Jesse Newman

Frank Fletcher Narbonne. . . . Craig Chudy

William Betts Polytechnic . . Bert Washington

Pete Zamperini ...... .Banning . . . . Robert Kirby

John Sanders North Hollywood Herb Griffin

C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION COACHES

William Gill . . . . . . .Centennial. . . Ken Dennis, Ken Thompson, Paul Lowe,

Charles Dumas, John Blaylock.

Ed Nyden Pasadena. . . . Bob Poynter

Verl Murray Monrovia. . . . Bob Dettbarn

Homer Altenes Claremont ... Ernie Cunliffe

Ralph Reed Newport Harbor. Tod White

Hank Gerhart . . . . . . .Inglewood . . . Jerry Hren

Mel Sevland Santa Monica. . Duncan Ward

WINNERS OF MAJOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEETS FOR 1955

San Diego City Relays March 3 Hoover, San Diego .64

Mira Costa Relays March 4 Redondo. 24

Coast League Relays March 4 Wilson, Long Beach .22

Santa Ana Relays March 4 Riverside (Division i) 24

Newport Harbor (Division II) . . . . .30

Southern Counties Meet March 12 Riverside (Division I) . .34

Centennial (Division II) 70

El Monte Relays March 25 Polytechnic, Long Beach 25

Chaffey Invitational March 26 Centennial .42

Chino Relays April 1 Corona 106

Santa Barbara Relays April 9 Centennial 31

Inglewood Relays April 14 Centennial . .15

Sunset League April 29 Fullerton 72

Tri-County League April 29 Puente .64 1/2

Citrus Belt League May 3 Riverside 65 1/2

Bay League May 6 Centennial 74

Coast League May 6 Wilson, Long Beach 54 1/2

Foothill League May 6 Hoover, Glendale .40 1/2

Pacific League May 6 Alhambra 46 2/3

Pioneer League May 6 Mira Costa 60

San Gabriel Valley League May 6 Covina 57 1/2

Western League May 6 University 45 1/2

Eastern League May 6 Belmont 65

Southern League May 6 Jefferson 76 1/2

Northern League fey 6 Marshall 46 1/2

Valley League May 6 Canoga Park 62 1/6

Marine League May 10 Jordan 85

Los Angeles City May 20 Jordan 88 1/2

C.I.F. Southern Section May 21 Centennial 44

California State May 28 Centennial 29

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

RESULTS OF CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

HELD AT THE LOS ANGELES COLISEUM, MAY 28, 1955

100-Yard Dash: Dennis (Centennial); Jackson (Richmond)j Poynter (Pasadena);

Callahan (Wasco); White (Jefferson); Washington (Jordan) 10.0

220-Yard Dash: Poynter (Pasadena); Dennis (Centennial); Walter (Jefferson)

Jackson (Richmond); Kellog (El Camino, S a c ) ; Washington

(Jordan) 21,6

440-Yard Dash: White (Corcoran); King (Salinas); Neal (Jordan); Julian

(Fairfax); Schreiner (Eagle Rock); Chesarek (Riordan, S.F.) 48.7

880-Yard Run: Havens (Avenal); Hester (Torrance); Seaman (Reedley);

Stansell (Jefferson); Lea (Pittsburg); Blackwood (Menlo) 1:57.0

One Mile Run: White (Newport Harbor); Hale (Downey, Modesto); Newman (Jefferson);

Foreman (Roosevelt, Fresno); Rodriguez (University); Rogers

(Grossmont) *4:20.0

120-Yard Hurdles: Thompson (Centennial); Goodman (Pierce); Tatum (Edison, Fresno);

Krowel (Mt. Diablo); Behring (Burroughs, Bur.); Messer

(Lemoore) 14.3

180-Yard Hurdles: Lowe (Centennial); White (Jefferson); Kary (San Diego);

Goodman (Pierce); Thomas (Manual Arts); Washington (Poly) 19.2

High Jump: Dumas (Centennial) *6* 9 3/8"; tie for second between Dailey

(Hayward) and Torrance (Grant, Sac.) 61 5"; Moore (Palm Springs)

6' 4"; tie for fifth between Bondoc (Fresno) and Waffer (Grant,

Sac.) 6' 3"

Pole Vault: Finney (Jordan) 13' 4"; tie for second among Douglas (Manual Arts)

Hren (Inglewood) and Matjoka (Sequoia) 13?; tie for fifth among

Richards (Hamilton) Herrington (Hart) Vernoy (Compton) Undlin

(Burlingame) McDaniel (Turlock) and Mansur (Gait) 12' 8"

Broad Jump: Baines (Jordan) 23' 3 1/2"; Washington (Jordan) 23' 3 1/4";

Callahan (Wasco) 23! 1 3/4"; Watkins (Jordan) 23' 1 1/4";

Blaylock (Centennial) 22' 8 1/4"

Shot Put: Ward (Santa Monica) 59' 4 1/2"; Robertson (Pacific) 59' 1";

Milleman (Fontana) 58' 9 3/4"J Profit (Campbell) 561 7";

Baxter (Woodland) 55' 3"

Shot Put (16 lb. exhibition): Milleman (Fontana) 47' 11 1/2"; Robertson (Pacific)

47' 8 1/4"; Griffin (North Hollywood) 47' 6 1/2"j Crow (Corcoran)

47' 2 1/2"; Baxter (Woodland) 47' 1/2"

880-Yard Relay: Jefferson; Centennial; Manual Arts; Technical, Oakland;

Jordan; Mt. Diablo * 1:27.2

Discus (3 lb. 9 oz.) exhibition: Crow (Corcoran); Glass (Delano); Kreuger

(Burlingame); Wilkinson (Covina); Delia Libera (San Mateo) l60f 7"

Discus (Regulation) exhibition: Crow (Corcoran); Glass (Delano); Kreuger

(Burlingame); Niko (Balboa, S.F.); Wilkinson (Covina) 140' 7^"

8-Man Mile Relay (exhib.): Dorsey; Belmont; L.A.; University; Poly, L.B. 3:01.4

* New C.I.F. Meet record

SCORING: (First Six): Centennial, 29; Jordan, 20; Jefferson, 18; Pasadena, 8;

Manual Arts, 7; Richmond, 6; Pierce, 6.

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

RESULTS OF C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

HELD AT CHAFFEY HIGH SCHOOL, MAY 21, 1955

100-Yard Dash: Dennis (Centennial); Dorsey (Santa Monica); Poynter (Pasadena);

Magnuson (Compton); Graham . (Pomona ). **9.6

220-Yard Dash: Poynter (Pasadena); Dennis (Centennial); Dorsey (Santa Monica);

Matta (Mt. Camel); Romano (Montebello). 21.2

440-Yard Dash: Dettbarn (Monrovia); Ross (California); Varnell (Riverside);

Gilmore (Riverside); Laster (Palm Springs). 49.4

880-Yard Run: Cunliffe (Claremont); Lemons (Riverside); Hester (Torrance);

Hayes (Bell Gardens); Talley (Mark Keppel). 1:54.7

One Mile Run: White (Newport Harbor); Rogers (Grossmont); Strauss (Culver City);

Martin (Loyola); Ward (Redlands). 4:23.2

120-Yard Hurdles: Thompson (Centennial); Behring (Burroughs, Bur.)j Andrews

(Centennial); Owens (Fullerton); Holman (California). *14.1

180-Yard Hurdles: Lowe (Centennial); Kary (San Diego); Thompson (Centennial);

Lawrence (Culver City); Meyer (Santa Ana). **18,9

High Jump: Dumas (Centennial)*©' 8 7/8"; Moore (Palm Springs) 61 4 1/4";

Rutledge (Centennial) 6' 3 1/4"; tie for fourth between Christy

(Grossmont) and Finch (Redlands) 6f.

Pole Vault: Tie for first among Hren (Inglewood) Vernoy (Compton) and

Herrington (Hart) 13'; tie for fourth between Peters (Wilson, LB)

and Allen (Alhambra) 12' 9".

Broad Jump: Blaylock (Centennial) 22• 6 1/2"; Calloway (Poly, LB) 22' 1 1/4";

Anderson (Muir) 22' 1/4"; Wimbley (Centennial 21' 10 1/2";

Hayes (San Diego) 21' 6".

Shot Put: Ward (Santa Monica) 59' 3 3/4"; Robertson (Pacific) 57' 11 1/2";

Milleman (Fontana) 57' 2"; Olson (El Segundo) 55' 10 1/2";

Martin (Riverside) 55» 9".

880-Yard Relay: Riverside; Centennial; San Diego Hoover; Long Beach Polytechnic;

Santa Ana. 1:28.2

* New C.I.F. Southern Section meet record

•*** Ties C.I.F. Southern Section meet record

SCORING: (First Six) Centennial 44; Riverside 15; Santa Monica 12;

Pasadena 8; Compton 6; Long Beach Polytechnic 6

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AMD FIELD RECORDS 1955

RESULTS OF LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET

HELD AT LOS ANGELES COLISEUM, M Y 20, 1955

100-Yard Dash: Washington (Jordan); Walter (Jefferson); White (Jefferson);

Turner (Manual Arts); Betrice (Los Angeles); Gentle (Jordan). 10.0

220-Yard Dash: Washington (Jordan); Walter (Jefferson); Betrice (Los Angeles);

Gentle (Jordan); Turner (Manual Arts); George (Van Nuys). 21.8

440-Yard Dash: Neal (Jordan); Schreiner (Eagle Rock); Julian (Fairfax);

Brice (Jefferson); Hunter (Dorsey); Blair (Manual Arts). 49.3

880-Yard Run: Fuller (Canoga Park); Stansell (Jefferson); Stealey (Dorsey);

Fernandez (Roosevelt); Knocke (Narbonne); Quintana (Van Nuys). 1:5#.2

One Mile Run: Newman (Jefferson); Rodriguez (University); Romero (Polytechnic);

Fer (San Pedro); Byers (North Hollywood); Hogan (Los Angeles). *4:23.8

120-Yard Hurdles: Chudy (Narbonne); Thomas (Manual Arts); Weisman (Canoga Park);

Lucky (Manual Arts); Denkins (Jefferson); McGruder (Manual Arts). 14.6

180-Yard Hurdles: Washington (Polytechnic); White (Jefferson); Thomas (Manual

Arts); Weisman (Canoga Park); Luster (Belmont); Griffin (Jordan). 19.6

High Jump: Kirby (Banning) 6' 2"; tie for second between Finney (Jordan) and

Dixon (Jefferson) 6'; tie for fourth among Ford (Manual Arts) Smith (Jordan)

Nelson (Jordan) and Owens (Canoga Park) 5' 10".

Pole Vault: Finney (Jordan) *13' 7"; tie for second between Douglas (Manual

Arts) and Richards (Hamilton) 12' 9"; tie for fourth among Hall (Van Nuys)

Dempsey (Gardena) Tong (Belmont) and Kell (San Fernando) 12' 6".

Broad Jump: Watkins (Jordan) 24' 1"; Washington (Jordan) 231 7"; Baines (Jordan)

23' 2 1/2"; Reagor (Jefferson) 23l 1 3/4" J Dixon (Jefferson) 22' 11";

Brice (Jefferson) 22' 5".

Shot Put: Griffin (North Hollywood) 56' 10 3/4"; Holden (Marshall) 54' 4 3/4";

McLane (Los Angeles) 52' 9"; Showalter (South Gate) 52' 8 1/2"; O'Brien

(University) 51' 9 1/2"; Yasuda (University) 50' 1".

One Mile Relay (8-Man): Jefferson; Jordan; Manual Arts; Los Angeles;

University; Dorsey. #2:57.6

* New Los Angeles High School meet record

# Jefferson set new city meet mark of 2:57.1 in semi finals, May 18

SCORING: (First Six): Jordan 88|; Jefferson 78; Manual Arts 40 3/4;

I Canoga Park 21 3/4; ^ s Angeles 19; Polytechnic 16.

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Helms ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS .1955

OUTANDlNG MARKS BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES DURING 1955

m3K A T H L E T E S C H O O L YEAR M E E T DATE

irg_YARP DASH

9#6 Ken Dennis Centennial Senior Finals CIF 5/21

<^g Ben Betrice Los Angeles Senior Western Prelims 5/3

9^8 Grant Gridiron Manual Arts Senior Roosevelt 4/29

9,8n Bob Poynter Pasadena Junior Finals CIF 5/21

9,8w B.T. Washington Jordan Senior Jefferson 3/18

9.8n Bob Dorsey Santa Monica Senior Finals CIF 5/21

9,8w John Magnuson Compton Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/14

9,9 Bob Erickson Alhambra Senior Mark Keppel 3/17

9.9 Paul Anderson Riverside Senior San Bernardino 3/22

9.9 Craig Chudy Narbonne Senior West Chester 3/25

9,9 Don Romano Montebello Senior Burbank 4/1

9.9 Ed Walter Jefferson Senior Fremont 3/31

9.9 Bill Walters Sweetwater Junior Chula Vista 4/15

9.9 Rusty Weeks Alhambra Soph. Whittier 4/28

9.9 Ron Meyer Santa Ana Junior Sunset Finals 4/29

9.9 Mike Logan Glendale Senior Burroughs 4/1

9.9 Bill Hunter Dorsey Senior Western Finals 5/6

9.9 Fred Sharpe Wilson, L.B. Junior Polytechnic, L.B. 4/28

9.9n J.R. Smith Polytechnic, L.B. Senior Wilson, L.B. 4/28

9.9w Joe Graham Pomona Senior Southern Counties 3/12

220-YARD DASH

21.1w Bob Poynter Pasadena Junior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

21.2w B.T. Washington Jordan Senior Jefferson 3/18

21.2w Fred Sharpe Wilson, L.B. Junior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

21.3 Ken Dennis Centennial Senior Chaffey Invitational 3/18

21.3 William Turner Manual Arts Junior Southern Finals 5/6

21.3n Bob Dorsey Santa Monica Senior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

21.4w Bill Walters Sweetwater Junior Southern Counties 3/12

21.5 Larry Gilbert Beverly Hills Senior Pioneer Finals 5/6

21.5 Jerry Varnell Riverside Junior Citrus Belt Prelims 4/29

21.5n Alfonso Matta Mt. Camel Junior Finals CIF 5/21

21.5n Don Romano Montebello Senior Finals CIF 5/21

21,5w Joe Graham Pomona Senior. Southern Counties 3/12

21.6 Ben Betrice Los Angeles Senior University 4/29

'21.6 John Haley Hoover, S.D. Senior Southern Counties 3/12

440-YARD DASH

49.2 Oscar Neal Jordan, L.A. Senior City Prelims 5/14

49.4 Bob Dettbarn Monrovia Senior Finals CIF 5/21

49.5n Jerry Varnell Riverside Junior Finals CIF 5/21

49.5n Dave Ross California Junior Finals CIF 5/21

49.5n Karl Schreiner Eagle Rock Junior City Finals 5/20

49.8n Doug Julian Fairfax Senior State Finals 5/28

50.0 Willis Jones Riverside Senior Chaffey Invitational 3/26

50.1 Jim Stealey Dorsey Senior Fairfax 4/29

50.2 Glen Larson Hollywood Senior Eagle Rock 3/18

50.2 Clyde Barrett Compton Junior Coast Prelims 5/3

50.2 Bob Nini Alhambra Senior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

5°.2n Art Gilmore Riverside Junior Finals CIF 5/21

50.3 Bob Hawkins Jefferson Senior Roosevelt 4/15

5°.3n John Laster Palm Springs Senior Finals CIF 5/2I

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MARK A T H L E T E S C H O O L YEAR M E E T DATE

440-YARD DASH (cont.)

50.4 Jim Fuller Canoga Park Senior Birmingham 4/22

50.4 Mike Logan Glendale Senior Montebello 3/18

50,4 Ron Bach North Hollywood Senior San Fernando 3/31

50.4 Bill Hunter Dorsey Senior Los Angeles 4/15

50.5 Harold Sparling Alhambra Senior Pasadena 3/12

880-YARD RUM

1:54.7 Ernie Cunliffe Claremont Senior Finals GIF 5/21

l:55.5n Wayne Lemons Riverside Junior Finals CIF 5/21

l:55.5n Dennis Hester Torrance Senior Finals CIF 5/21

1:55.9n Charles Hayes Bell Gardens Senior Finals CIF 5/21

1:56.On Lloyd Talley Mark Keppel Senior Finals CIF 5/21

1:56.8 Lee Gaines San Bernardino Senior Citrus Belt Finals 5/3

l:57.4n Jim Law Redlands Senior Citrus Belt Finals 5/3

1:57.9 John Kershaw Grossmont Senior Metropolitan Finals 5/6

1:58.2 Jim Fuller Canoga Park Senior City Finals 5/20

1:58.4 Phil Hamilton Compton Senior Coast Finals 5/6

1:58.6a Brian Shutts St. Anthony Senior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

1:58.8 Bill Gallagher Hoover, S.D. Senior Semi-Finals GIF 5/17

1:58.9 Dave Clough Hoover, Glendale Junior Burbank 3/25

1:58.9 Rudy Jackson Los Angeles Senior Western Finals 5/6

ONE MILE RUN

4:20.0 Tod White Newport Harbor Senior State Finals 5/28

4:21.7 Rene Rogers Grossmont Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

4:22.On Jesse Newman Jefferson Senior State Finals 5/28

4:24.4n Peter Rodriguez University Senior City Finals 5/20

4:24.4n Roy Romero Polytechnic Senior City Finals 5/20

4:26.0n Larry Ward Redlands Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

4:26.2n Ernie Strauss Culver City Senior Finals CIF 5/21

4:27.In Grady Neal Fullerton Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

4:27.5n Douglas Martin Loyola Senior Finals CIF 5/21

4:28,0n John Fer San Pedro Senior City Finals 5/20

4:28,6 Wayne Lemons Riverside Junior Redlands 4/19

4:3O.On Raynor Byers North Hollywood Senior City Finals 5/20

120-YARD HIGH HURDLES

14.1 Ken Thompson Centennial Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

14.3 Peter Andrews Centennial Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

14.3n Craig Chudy Narbonne Senior Compton Invitational 6/3

14.5n Ken Behring Burroughs Senior Finals CIF 5/21

14.6 Tom Jones Burbank Senior Foothill Finals 5/6

14.6 Leon Peels Venice Senior Hamilton 4/29

14.6 Clark Thomas Manual Arts Senior Jefferson 4/26

14.6n Cliff Putnam Santa Monica Junior Bay Finals 5/6

14.6n Sunny Owens Fullerton Junior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

14.6n Leonard Kary Hoover, S.D. Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

14.6n Jack Holman California Junior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

180-YARD LOW HURDLES

18.9 Paul Lowe Centennial Senior Finals CIF 5/21

l9.0n Leonard Kary San Diego Senior Finals CIF 5/21

19.On Ken Thompson Centennial Senior Finals CIF 5/21

I 19.Ow Ed Bixler Hoover, Glendale Senior Oxnard 5/14

I n....Non winning time

I w... .Wind - 9 -

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS .1955

MARK A T H L E T E S C H O O L YEAR M E E T DATE

180-YARD LOW HURDLES (cont.)

19.0w John Calloway Polytechnic, L.B. Senior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

19.3 Jack Lawrence Culver City Senior Quarter-Finals CIF 5/14

19.3n Willie White Jefferson Senior State Finals 5/28

19.3n Darrell Roberts Fullerton Senior Finals CIF 5/21

19.4 Bob Curry Fremont Junior Jefferson 3/31

19.4 Bert Washington Polytechnic, LA Senior Eastern Prelims 5/3

19.4 Ron Meyer Santa Ana Junior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

HIGH JUMP

6-10 1/4 Charles Dumas Centennial Senior S.P.A.A.U. 6/10

6-5 1/4 Robert Kirby Banning Soph. Gardena 4/25

6-5 Ron Snakenberg Rosemead Senior Whittier 4/13

6-4 1/2 David Moore Palm Springs Senior Laguna Invitational 3/26

6-4 Larry Rutledge Centennial Junior Bay Finals 5/6

6-3 1/4 Bob Dixon Jefferson Senior Manual Arts 4/26

6-3 1/4 Jim Jones El Centro Senior Brawley 4/8

6-3 Jack Finch Redlands Senior Citrus Belt Finals 5/3

6-3 Vic Talbert Muir, Pasadena Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

6-2 3/4 Charles Smith Jordan Senior Westchester 4/15

6-2 1/2 Ken Gregory Whittier Senior Mark Keppel 3/31

6-2 1/2 Dennis Hester Torrance Senior Inglewood 3/30

POLE VAULT

13-8 15/16 Jerry Hren Inglewood Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

13-7 Nat Finney Jordan Senior City Finals 5/20

13-6 Alfred Harris Manual Arts Junior Jefferson 4/26

13-4 3/4 Duane Allen Alhambra Junior Monrovia 4/14

13-4 Tom Herrington Hart Junior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

13-1 1/8 Ronald Dempsey Gardena Junior Jordan 3/25

13-0 Jim Peters Wilson, L.B. Senior Compton 4/21

13-0 Clyde Vernoy Compton Senior Finals CIF 5/21

13-0 Bill Beard Covina Senior Southern Counties 3/L2

12-11 1/2 Harry Douglas Manual Arts Senior Southern Finals 5/6

12-9 1/2 Robert Arevalos Laguna Beach Soph. Orange Finals 3/15

12-9 Paul Richards Hamilton Senior City Finals 5/20

12-8 5/8 Doug Gibson Culver City Senior Pioneer Finals 5/6

12-8 Norm Burns Chaffey Senior S. Barbara Relays 4/9

12-8 Curtis Chappell Jefferson Senior Fremont 3/31

BROAD JUMP

24-9 1/4 Louis Watkins Jordan Senior Marine Finals ' 5/10

23-7 3/4 Richard Walton Fremont Junior Centennial 3/18

23-7 1/2 Bob Baines Jordan Senior Gardena 3/25

23-7 Tom Coleman Muir, Pasadena Junior Muir Decathlon 5/9

23-7 B.T. Washington Jordan Senior Banning 4/29

23-7 Randy Anderson Muir, Pasadena Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

23-5 Kirk Oswell Canoga Park Junior North Hollywood 4/29

23-3 3/4 John Calloway Polytechnic, L.B. Senior Quarter Finals CIF 5/14

23-3 1/2 John Blaylock Centennial Soph, Inglewood Relays 4/14

23-3 Lionel Reagor Jefferson Senior Jordan 3/18

23-3 Darrell Roberts Fullerton Senior Sunset vs. Citrus B. 5/5

23-2 1/2 Art Wimbley Centennial Senior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

23-2 Bob Archer Covina Senior San Gabriel Finals 5/6

23-1 Brady Keys Polytechnic Senior Riis 3/31

n....Non winning time

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

KAHK A T H L E T E S C H O O L YEAR M E E T DATE

SHOT PUT

59-4 1/2 Duncan Ward Santa Monica Senior State Finals 5/28

59-1 Homer Robertson Pacific Junior State Finals 5/28

56-9 3/4 Duane Milleman Fontana Senior State Finals 5/28

56-11 Frank Olson El Segundo Junior Semi-Finals CIF 5/17

56-10 Herb Griffin North Hollywood Senior City Finals 5/20

56-IO Bill Cleves Glendale Soph. Burroughs 4/1

56-5 Charles Smith Riverside Senior Pomona 4/15

55—9 1/2 Warren Gray Pasadena Senior Free Lance Qualifying 4/29

55-9 Charles Martin Riverside Senior Finals CIF 5/21

55-7 Dan O'Brien University Senior Canoga Park 3/18

55-5 1/2 Jack Metcalf Inglewood Junior Bay Prelims 4/29

55-3 Bob Krane Burroughs Senior Glendale 4/21

54-7 Dennis Dressel Excelsior Senior Coast Finals 5/6

54-6 3/4 Dick Foushee Hoover, Glendale Junior Foothill Finals 5/6

880-YARD RELAY

1:27.2 Jefferson State Finals 5/28

1:27.5n Centennial . . . .State Finals 5/28

l:27.9n Manual Arts. . . .State Finals 5/28

1:28.On Jordan State Prelims 5/24

1:28.2 Riverside Finals CIF 5/21

l:29.0n Hoover, S.D. . . .Finals CIF 5/21

1:29.5n Polytechnic, LB. .Finals CIF 5/21

l:29.8n Los Angeles. . . .State Prelims 5/24

EIGHT-MAN ONE KILE RELAY

2:57.1 Jefferson City Semi-Finals 5/18

2:59.1n Jordan City Finals 5/20

2:59.8n Fremont Jefferson 3/31

3:00.5n Manual Arts. . . .Southern Finals 5/6

3:01.3 Los Angeles. . . .Western Finals. . . . . . . . . 5/6

3:O1.5n Dorsey City Semi-Finals 5/18

3:01.9 . . . . . . . . . Belmont. . . . . .State (Exhibition) 5/28

"~C^~&^ITY^R0^T0lJNTRY~CliAl5>I0NS^54^5""

C.I.F. CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS LOS ANGELES CITY CROSS COUNTRY FINALS

Held at Mt. San Antonio College, Held at the University of California

December 10, 1954. . . . . . at Los Angeles, December 9, 1954. . .

CHAMPION SCHOOL TIME CHAMPION SCHOOL TOP TEAMS

1. Rene Rogers Grossmont 9:16.7 * 1. Romero, R. Polytechnic 1. Garfield 55

2. Larry Ward Redlands 9:19.0 2. Rodriguez, P. University 2. Roos't 10?

3. John Samarin Bellflower 9:20.0 3. Kerr, J. No. Hollywood 3. Univ'ty 12>

4. Del Estey Bellflower 9:30.0 4. Fernandez, A. Roos't 4. Poly 155

5. Russ Bennett Morningside 9:34.0 5. Paz, R. Garfield 5. Narb'ne I64

6. Robert Millan Redlands 9:44.0 6. Ramos, M. Garfield 6. S.F. 171

7. Tod White Newport Har. 9:45.0 7, Leon, R. Garfield 7. Bel't 197

8. Jerry Eppler Whittier 9:46.0 8. Hubacon, S. Narbonne 8. M. Arts 200

9. Robert McGuire Whittier 9:47.0 9. Harkness, H. No. Holly'd9. Dorsey 220

10. John Kershaw Grossmont 9:47.0 ^ ^ „ „ T,-,^

* New course and meet record * * Roy Romero, Polytechnic, set a

p , d *. r,r,\ new Cxtv record over the 1.8

First 8 schools were: Grossmont (67) aiie course of 9:28.0

Bellflower (72) Whittier (86) Morningside

(101) Newport Harbor (109) Redlands (112)

Torrance (165) La Jolla (205) 1±

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET RECORDS

100-Yard Dash Bryant Allen Jefferson 9.7 1937

Bill Smith Belmont 9.7 1941

Guy Blackburn Jefferson 9.7 1950

220-Yard Dash Bryant Allen Jefferson 21.1 1936

440-Yard Dash Gary Green Jefferson 48.6 1950

880-Yard Run Lang Stanley Jefferson 1:54.6 1950

One Mile Run Jesse Newman Jefferson 4:23.8 1955

High Hurdles (39") Dick Attlesey Bell 14.3 1946

Hugh McElhenny Washington 14.3 1947

High Hurdles (42") Ivy Bledsoe Garfield 14.9 1935

Low Hurdles (l80y) Hugh McElhenny Washington 19.3 1947

Low Hurdles (220y) Ivy Bledsoe Garfield 24.3 . 1946

High Jump LaVern Smith Jefferson 6-6 3/4 1952

Broad Jump George Brown Jordan 24-3 1949

Pole Vault Nat Finney Jordan 13-7 1955

Shot Put (12 lb.) Don Everage Jordan 60-10 3/4 1954

880-Yard Relay Van Nuys (Meade, Riccitelli,

Schilling, Watkins) 1:30.1 1942

One Mile Relay Jefferson ' (Phillips, White, Wise, .

Hall, Bean, Batten,

Brice & Walter) 2:57.1 1955

CALIFORNIA STATS HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET RECORDS

100-Yard Dash Frank Lombardi Los Angeles 9.6 1928

Bob Frick San Ramon 9.6 1935

Leamon King Delano 9.6 1953

James Jackson Alameda 9.6 1954

220-Yard Dash George Anderson Muir Tech, Pas. 21.2 1933

Bryant Allen Jefferson, L.A. 21.2 1937

James Jackson Alameda 21.2 1954

Leamon King Delano 21.2 (heat) 1954

440-Yard Dash Myrel Gillett El Centro 48.4 1933

880-Yard Dash Don Bowden Lincoln, S.Jose Is52.9 1954

One Mile Run Tod White Newport Harbor 4:20.0 1955

High Hurdles (39") Steve Turner Glendale 14.1 1950

High Hurdles (42") Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro 14.7 1934

Low Hurdles (180y) Don Armstrong Manual Arts 18.9 (heat) 1953

Low Hurdles (220y) George Sangster Muir Tech, Pas. 23.8 1937

High Jump Charles Dumas Centennial 6-9 3/8 1955

Pole Vault Ronald Morris Burroughs, Bur. 13-9 1/8 1953

Broad Jump Monte Upshaw Piedmont 25-4 1/4 1954

\ Shot Put (12 lb.) Leon Patterson Taft 60-9 7/8 1952

1 Shot Put (16 lb.) John Helwig Mt. Camel LA 50-9 5/S 1946

I Discus Throw (Reg.) Rink Babka Palo Alto 148-2 3/4 1954

\ Discus (3 lb. 9 oz.)Leon Patterson Taffc 165-5 1951

' Javelin Throw Ray Churchill San Benito,Hc£L 195-6 3/4 1932

! Hop, Step & Jump Lew Fudge Bakersfield 45-3 1948

] 880-Yard Relay Jefferson (Phillips, White,

: Brice, Walter) 1:27.2 1955

HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AMD FIELD RECORDS 1955

C*I>F. SOUTHERN SECTION HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET RECORDS

100-Yard Dash Eddie Morris Huntington Beach 9.6 1940

Howard Bugbee Redondo 9.6 1948

Ken Dennis Centennial 9.6 1955

220-Yard Dash Eddie Morris Huntington Beach 20.7 1940

440-Yard Dash Myrel Gillett El Centro 48.3 1933

880-Yard Run Ernie Cunliffe Claremont 1:54.7 1955

One Mile Run Louie Zamperini Torrance 4s21.2 1934

High Hurdles (39") Ken Thompson Centennial 14.1 1955

High Hurdles (42") Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro 14.5 1934

Low Hurdles (180y) Steve Turner Glendale 18.9 1950

Paul Lowe Centennial 18.9 1955

Low Hurdles (220y) Al Lawrence Glendale 23.4 1943

High Jump Charles Dumas Centennial 6-8 7/8 1955

Pole Vault Bob McKay Inglewood 13-7 1/2 1954

Joe Rose Hoover, Glendale 13-7 1/2 1954

Broad Jump Steve Turner Glendale 24-6 1/2 1950

Shot Put (12 lb.) Don Vick Chaffey 61-0 1/4 1953

Hop, Step & Jump Bob Beckus Hoover, San Diego 46-1 3/4 1938

880-Yard Relay Manual Arts (LaFond, Davis,

Cushnie, D. Skinner) 1:27.7 1934

BEST MARKS ON RECORD BY CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES

100-Yard Dash James Jackson Alameda 9.4 1954

220-Yard Dash Eddie Morris Huntington Beach 20.7 1940

440-Yard Dash Ollie Matson Washington, S.F. 47.1 (N) 1948

880-Yard Run Don Bowden Lincoln, S.Jose 1:52.3 1954

One Mile Run Tod White Newport Harbor 4:20.0 1955

High Hurdles (39") Hugh McElhenny Washington, L.A. 14.0 1947

High Hurdles (42") Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro 14.5 1934

Low Hurdles (l80y) Bill Swisshelm Santa Ana 18.7 1954

Low Hurdles (220y) Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro 23.4 1934

Al Lawrence Glendale 23.4 1943

High Jump Charles Dumas Centennial 6-10 1/4 1955

Pole Vault Ronald Morris Burroughs, Burbank 13-11 1/2 1953

Broad Jump Monte Upshaw Piedmont 25-4 1/4 1954

Shot Put (12 lb.) Don Vick Chaffey 62-5 1/4 1953

Shot Put (16 lb.) Don Vick Chaffey 52-9 7/8 1953

Discus Throw (Reg.) Jack Eagan Balboa, S.F. 160-2 1954

Discus (3 lb. 9 oz.)Leon Patterson Taft 177-5 1952

Javelin Throw Ray Churchill San Benito, Hol. 195-6 3/4 1932

Hop, Step and Jump Bob Beckus Hoover, San Diego 46-1 3/4 1938

440-Yard Relay Glendale (Wykoff, Zaun, Beatty, Slocum) 42.4 1928

880-Yard Relay Jefferson (Phillips, White, Brice, Walter) 1:27.2 1955

One Mile Relay (4-Man) Hollywood (Jones,Oswald,Rogers,0bergfall) 3:21,4 1928

One Mile Relay (8-Man) Jefferson (Phillips, White, Wise, Hall,

Bean, Batten, Brice, Walter; 2:57.1 1955

Two Mile Relay (4-Man) Bellflower (Saunders,Wray,Way,Hadley) 7:56.0 1953

Four Mile Relay (4-Man) Grossmont (Kershaw,Griswold,Currier,

Rogers) 18:17.7 1955

(N)...Non winning time

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

BEST PERFORMANCES ON RECORD BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES

100-YARD DASH 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES (39")

Wykoff, Glendale 9.5 1928 MeElhenny, Washington 14.0 1947

Lombardi, Los Angeles 9.6 1928 Thompson, Centennial 14.1 1955

Burch, Jordan, L.A. 9.6 1931 Turner, Glendale 14.1 1950

Fitch, Pasadena 9.6 1931 Hogan, Hoover, Glen. 14.1 1951

Draper, Hunt. Park 9.6 1932 Welker, San Fernando 14.2 1942

Allen, Jefferson 9.6 1936 Wright, Redlands 14.2 1950

Morris, Hunt. Beach 9.6 1940 Zanders, Jordan, L.A. 14.2 1950

Bugbee, Redondo 9.6 1948 Andrews, Centennial 14.3 1955

Crawford, Jordan, L.A. 9.6 1948 Attlesey, Bell 14.3 1946

Fell, Compton 9.6 1948 Chudy, Narbonne (n) 14.3 1955

Blackburn, Jefferson 9.6 1950 Cummings, Dorsey 14.4 1947

Swisshelm, Santa Ana 9.6 1954 Storum, Beverly Hills 14.4 1948

Dennis, Centennial 9.6 1955 Kenny, Pasadena 14.4 1949

220-YARD DASH Davis, Hoover, Glen. 14.4 1949

Sommers, El Monte 14.4 1950

Morris, Hunt. Beach 20.7 1940 Healey, Mark Keppel 14.4 1953

Swisshelm, Santa Ana 20.8 1954 Williams, Poly LA (n) 14.4 1953

Bradley, Hoover, Glen. 20.8 1948 McMurray, San Bernardino 14.4 1954

Allen, Jefferson 20.9 1936 ion_YflRn H T P H miRnTTrq (> on}

Wykoff, Glendale 21.0 1927 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES (42"}

Fell, Compton 21.1 1948 Kirkpatrick, El Centre 14.5 1934

440-YARD DASH McElhenny, Washington 14.6 1947

ai± Lawrence, Glendale 14.7 1943

Thompson, Jordan, L.A.(n) 48.2 1948 Nichols, Hunt. Beach 14.8 1923

Green, Jefferson 48.6 1950 Welsh, Pasadena 14.8 1927

McCarthy, Fairfax 48.7 1931 ,An YARn Tfitf m m n T 1 ™

Kitchen, Riverside 48.7 1954 180-YARD LOW HURDLES

Lewis, Compton 48.8 1940 Swisshelm, Santa Ana 18.7 1954

Carter, Orange 48.8 1952 Lowe, Centennial 18.9 1955

Adrian, Hollywood 48.9 1949 Turner, Glendale 18.9 1950

Samonset, Fremont . 49.0 1939 Armstrong, Manual Arts 18.9 1953

Taylor, Jefferson 49.0 1953 Frazier, Van Nuys 19.0 1945

Badger, South Gate (n) 49.0 1954 Kary, San Diego (n) 19.0 1955

aan vaT?n PIIM Thompson, Centennial (n) 19.0 1955

880-YARD RUN Griffin, Poly, L.A. 19.1 1942

Stanley, Jefferson 1:53.9 1950 220-YARD LOW HURDLES

Cunlxffe, Claremont 1:54.7 1955

Anderson, Van Nuys 1:55.2 1954 Kirkpatrick, El Centro 23.4 1934

Lemons, Riverside (n) 1:55.5 1955 Lawrence, Glendale 23.4 1943

Hester, Torrance (n) 1:55.5 1955 Turner, Glendale (n) 23.5 1950

Knowles, Santa Monica 1:55.6 1941 Bacon, Redondo 23.6 1946

Modisette, Los Angeles 1:55.7 1936 Sangster, Muir 23.7 1937

White, Newport Harbor 4:20.0 1955 HIGH JUMP

Unruh, El Monte (n) 4:20.4 1925

Zamperini, Torrance 4:21,2 1934 Dumas, Centennial 6-10 1/4 1955

Schweikart, Whittier(n) 4:21.2 1953 La Cava, Beverly Hills 6-7 1/8 1938

Sink, South Pasadena 4:21.4 1943 Johnson, Los Angeles 6-7 1933

Walters, Compton 4:21.4 1948 Stewart, Torrance 6-7 1939

Rogers, Grossmont 4:21.7 1955 Smith, Jefferson 6-6 3/4 1952

Newman, Jefferson (n) 4:22.0 1955 Sinclair, Washington 6-6 1/8 1951

Ledesma, Compton 4:23.2 1952 Thurber, Glendale 6-6 1934

Mercer, Hoover Glen.(n) 4:23.6 1934 Smith, Belmont 6-6 1940

Delgado, Chino (n) 4:23.7 1952

(n)...Non winning time

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AMD FIELD RECORDS 1955

POLE VAULT BROAD JUMP

Morris, Burroughs, Bur. 13-11 1/8 1953 Brown, Jordan, LA 25-2 1/2 1949

Maynard, Belmont 13-9 l/4 1938 Watkins, Jordan, LA 24-9 1/4 1955

Widman, Narbonne 13-9 1950 Turner, Glendale 24-6 l/2 1950

Hren, Inglewood 13-8 15/16 1955 Johnson, Jefferson 24-6 1/4 1950

McKay, Inglewood 13-7 l/2 1954 Sorgen, Riverside 24-4 1/4 1949

Rose, Hoover, Glen. 13-7 1/2 1954 Garrison, Compton 24-3 3/4 1952

McDonald, Wilson LB 13-7 1950 Holt, Hoover, Glen. 24-3 1/2 1932

Finney, Jordan LA 13-7 1955 Smith, Belmont 24-3 1/2 1941

Sefton, Poly LA 13-6 1/2 1932 Scott, Jefferson 24-2 1950

Harris, Manual Arts 13-6 1955 880-YARD RELAY

Smith, Glendale 13-5 3/8 1944

Jefferson 1:27.2 1955

SHOT PUT Centennial l:27.5(n) 1955

Vick, Chaffey 62-5 1/4 1953 Manual Arts 1:27.6 1953

Everage, Jordan 60-10 3/4 1954 Manual Arts 1:27.7 1934

Bronson, Grossmont 60-4 1/2 1954 San Diego f ol'lf \ noS

Cameron, Washington 59-7 1/4 1948 Manual Arts J:2I'9)n< I955

Helwig, Mt. Camel 59-5 7/8 1946 ^^ n5f-2r< }lll

Volen, Roosevelt 59-5 1/2 1954 Jefferson l:28.0(n) 1953

Ward, Santa Monica 59-4 1/2 1955 ONE MILE RELAY

Robertson, Pacific 59-1 1955 Jefferson ?.r7 •, 1q«rc

Thurman, Fremont 58-10 1942 J^/e™™ 2:57.1 1955

Milleman, Fontana 58-9 3/4 1955 Jefferson V^A iS?

Direaux, Jefferson 58-5 1/8 1938 Manual Arts 2:58.5 1954

Wetter, Grossmont 58-4 7/8 1951 Jordan» L:A! ?:58.6 1948

Fremont, L.A. 2:58.6 1953

NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS

100-Yard Dash Jesse Owens East Tech., Cleveland 9.4 1933

James Jackson Alameda, Calif. 9.4 1954

220-Yard Dash Jesse Owens East Tech., Cleveland 20.7 1933

Eddie Southern Sunset High, Dallas, Tex. 20.7 1955

440-Yard Dash Eddie Southern Sunset High, Dallas, Tex. 47.2 1955

880-Yard Run Don Bowden Lincoln, San Jose 1:52.3 1954

One Mile Run Tom Skutka Morris Hills High, N.J. 4:19.5 1955

High Hurdles (39") Joe Batiste Tucson, Arizona 14.0 1939

Lee Miller Burbank, San Antonio 14.0 1947

High Hurdles (42") Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro, Calif. 14.5 1934

Low Hurdles (l8Qy) Charles Tidwell Independence High, Kansas 18.5 1955

Low Hurdles (200y) Billy Bless Jefferson, San Antonio 21.7 1948

Low Hurdles (220y) Roy Kirkpatrick El Centro, Calif. 23.4 1934

Al Lawrence Glendale, Calif. 23.4 1943

High Jump Charles Dumas Centennial, Calif. 6-9 3/8 1955

Pole Vault Jim Brewer North Phoenix, Arizona 14-2 1955

Broad Jump Monte Upshaw Piedmont, Calif. 25-4 1/4 1954

Shot Put (12 lb.) Don Vick Chaffey, Calif. 62-5 1/4 1953

Shot Put (16 lb.) Don Vick Chaffey, Calif. 52-9 7/8 1953

Discus (Regulation) Edsel Wibbels Wolbach High, Nebraska 154-9 1937

Discus (3 lb. 9 OB.) Al Oerter Floral Park, New York 184-2 3/4 1954

Javelin Throw Bob Peoples Classen High, Okla. City 219-0 1937

440-Yard Relay Boys High, Brooklyn (Conaway, Branch, Gathers, Montgomery) 42.0 1948

880-Yard Relay Jefferson, Calif. (Phillips, White, Brice, Walter) . . . 1:27.2 1955

One Mile Relay (4 Man) Baytown, Texas (Smajstrla,Robins,Davis,Wilson). . 3:17.9 1955

One Mile Relay (8 Man) Jefferson, Calif. (Phillips, White, Wise, Hall,

Bean, Batten, Brice, Walter) 2:57.1 1955

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

LOS ANGELES CITY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPION TEAM C O A C H POINTS L O C A T I O N

1911 Los Angeles Ralph Noble 75 Bovard Field

1912 Los Angeles Ralph Noble 70 Bovard Field

1913 Hollywood Clyde Webster 47 Harvard Military

1914 Manual Arts Otto Fritsch 54 1/2 Y.M.C.A. Field

1915 Manual Arts Otto Fritsch 78 1/4 Y.M.C.A. Field

1916 Manual Arts Otto Fritsch 97 Y.M.C.A. Field

1917 Manual Arts Vic Ligda 58 l/2 Manual Arts High School

1918 Pasadena George Main 35 Y.M.C.A. Field

1919 Los Angeles Glenn Whittle 41 1/2 Los Angeles High School

1920 Los Angeles Glenn Whittle 40 8/15 Occidental College

1921 Lincoln Tommy Davis 53 Occidental College

1922 Lincoln Tommy Davis 45 Occidental College

1923 Hollywood Bill Paige 45 Occidental College

1924 Manual Arts Sid Foster 42 1/6 Los Angeles Coliseum

1925 Manual Arts Sid Foster 39 3/4 Los Angeles Coliseum

1926 Polytechnic Eddie Leahy 39 7/12 Los Angeles Coliseum

1927 Hollywood Bill Paige 32 l/8 Los Angeles Coliseum

1928 Los Angeles Ed Rich 50 1/6 Los Angeles Coliseum

1929 Los Angeles Clif Reynolds 58 l/4 Los Angeles Coliseum

1930 Manual Arts Charley Toney 30 5/8 Los Angeles High School

1931 Polytechnic Eddie Leahy 33 7/10 Los Angeles Coliseum

1932 Hollywood Merrill Bailey 41 1/2 Los Angeles High School

1933 Los Angeles Homer Graves 41 3/7 Los Angeles High School

1934 Manual Arts Charley Toney 45 1/2 Los Angeles High School

1935 Jefferson Harry Edelson 42 Los Angeles Coliseum

1936 Los Angeles Homer Graves 54 7/10 Los Angeles Coliseum

1937 Jefferson Harry Edelson 41 Los Angeles Coliseum

1938 Jefferson Harry Edelson 35 Los Angeles Coliseum

1939 Jefferson Harry Edelson 45 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1940 Jefferson Harry Edelson 29 Los Angeles Coliseum

1941 Jefferson Harry Edelson 28 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1942 Jefferson Ralph Crawford 34 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1943 Jefferson Clark DeGroote 28 Los Angeles Coliseum

1944 University Jim Pursell 24 Los Angeles Coliseum

1945 Jefferson Chuck Cascales 29 Los Angeles Coliseum

1946 Jordan Charley Cromwell 64 2/3 Los Angeles Coliseum

1947 Jefferson Estel Johnson 99 Los Angeles Coliseum

1948 Jordan Bill Zazueta 80 Los Angeles Coliseum

1949 Jefferson Estel Johnson 104 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1950 Jefferson Estel Johnson 111 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1951 Jefferson Estel Johnson 66 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1952 Jefferson Estel Johnson 121 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1953 Jefferson Estel Johnson 75 3/4 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1954 Manual Arts Charley Toney 75 1/3 Los Angeles Coliseum

1955 Jordan William Pothoff 8B 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

C.I.F. SOUTHERN SECTION HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPION TEAM C O A C H POINTS L O C A T I O N

1913 Pomona Ralph Dignowitty 28 Y.M.C.A. Field

1914 Polytechnic, L.A. Cecil P. Lyon 16 Y.H.C.A. Field

1915 Manual Arts Otto Fritsch 34 13/15 Y.M.C.A. Field

1916 Manual Arts Otto Fritsch 52 1/2 Y.M.C.A. Field

1917 Redlands Art Lutz 21 Long Beach Polytechnic H.S.

1918 Pasadena George Main 25 San Bernardino High School

1919 Manual Arts Sid Foster 22 Los Angeles High School

1920 Los Angeles Glenn Whittle 18 Occidental College

Oxnard John Hunt 18 Occidental College

1921 Lincoln Tommy Davis 31 Los Angeles High School

1922 Huntington Beach Ray Walker 20 Occidental College

1923 Hollywood Bill Paige 25 1/2 Santa Ana High School

1924 Hollywood Bill Paige 30 3/4 Los Angeles Coliseum

1925 Riverside Ashel Cunningham 16 3/8 Los Angeles Coliseum

1926 Polytechnic, L.A. Eddie Leahy 22 1/6 Los Angeles Coliseum

1927 Glendale Normal Hayhurst 31 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1928 Los Angeles Ed Rich 21 5/6 Los Angeles Coliseum

1929 San Diego Glenn Broderick 22 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1930 Santa Ana G.A. Tex Oliver 17 Los Angeles High School

1931 Polytechnic, L.A. Eddie Leahy 25 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

1932 Polytechnic, L.B. Norman Barker 25 1/3 Los Angeles High School

1933 El Centro Bob Armstrong 20 Los Angeles Coliseum

1934 Jefferson Harry Edelson 19 Los Angeles Coliseum

1935 Jefferson Harry Edelson 15 Los Angeles Coliseum

1936 Wilson, L.B. John Gartner 27 1/2 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

1937 Wilson, L.B. John Gartner 29 5/6 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

1938 San Diego Glenn Broderick 24 Los Angeles Coliseum

1939 Polytechnic, L.B. Norman Barker 24 Los Angeles Coliseum

1940 Compton Ernst Hartmann 22 1/3 Los Angeles Coliseum

1941 San Diego Ed Ruffa 34 Glendale Hoover High School

1942 San Diego Ed Ruffa 25 Glendale Hoover High School

1943 Glendale Ranier de Mandel 33 1/3 Glendale Hoover High School

1944 Inglewood Dick Arnett 23 Los Angeles Coliseum

1945 Hoover, Glendale Vic Francy 34 Chaffey High School

1946 Redondo Hal Grant 24 1/2 San Diego High School

1947 Hoover, Glendale Vic Francy 24 1/2 Oxnard High School

1948 San Diego Bill Patten 20 Compton College

1949 Hoover, Glendale Vic Francy 24 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

1950 Glendale Ranier de Mandel 28 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

1951 Compton Ernst Hartmann 15 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

Glendale Ranier de Mandel 15 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

Hoover, Glendale Vic Francy 15 Long Beach Wilson H.S.

1952 Compton Ernst Hartmann 30 1/2 Huntington Beach H.S.

1953 Santa Ana Reece Greene 15 1/3 Oxnard High School

1954 Santa Ana Reece Greene 15 Excelsior High School

Centennial William Gill 15 Excelsior High School

1955 Centennial William Gill 44 Chaffey High School

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HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS 1955

CALIFORNIA STATE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD MEET CHAMPIONS

YEAR CHAMPION TEAM C O A C H POINTS L O C A T I O N

1915 Manual Arts, L.A. Otto Fritseh 25 Fresno High School

1916 Manual Arts, L.A. Otto Fritseh 37 1/2 Y.M.C.A. Field

1917 Coalinga Charley Geer 25 Berkeley Stadium

1918 Pasadena George Main 25 Pair Grounds, Sacramento

1919 Manual Arts, L.A, Sid Foster 21 San Bernardino High School

1920 Los Angeles Glenn Whittle 18 Fair Grounds, Bakersfield

1921 Lincoln, L.A. Tommy Davis 17 Berkeley Stadium

1922 Huntington Beach Ray Walker ' 16 Fair Grounds, Stockton

1923 Hollywood Bill Paige . 17 1/2 Patterson Field, L.A.

1924 Manual Arts, L.A. Sid Foster 26 Taft High School

1925 Manual Arts, L.A. Sid Foster 16 Stanford Stadium

1926 Polytechnic, L.A. Eddie Leahy 17 Los Angeles Coliseum

1927 Glendale Normal Hayhurst 35 Modesto High School

1928 Polytechnic, L.B. Norman Barker 21 Selroa High School

1929 San Diego Glenn Broderick 22 Los Angeles Coliseum

1930 Sacramento Larry Janssen 11 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

San Diego Glenn Broderick 11 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

Santa Ana G.A. Tex Oliver 11 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

1931 Polytechnic, L.A. Eddie Leahy 19 1/2 Visalia High School

1932 Polytechnic, L.B. Norman Barker 22 1/2 Modesto Junior College

1933 El Centro Bob Armstrong 18 Los Angeles Coliseum

1934 Muir, Pasadena Al Walton 14 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

1935 Fullerton Harold Lang 14 Ratcliffe Stadium, Fresno

1936 Muir, Pasadena Al Walton 18 Gridley High School

1937 Jefferson, L.A. Harry Edelson 23 1/2 Long Beach Wilson High School

1938 San Diego Glenn Broderick 18 1/2 San Benito H.S., Hollister

1939 Bakersfield J.B. Haralson 16 Los Angeles Coliseum

1940 Bakersfield J.B. Haralson 18 1/2 Visalia High School

1941 Edison, Fresno Hal Bicknell 22 Spartan Stadium, San Jose

1942 (No meet held because of war)

1943 (No meet held because of war)

1944 (No meet held because of war)

1945 (No meet held because of war)

1946 Redondo Hal Grant 21 Compton High School

1947 Washington, L.A. Gail Wyatt 24 Visalia High School

Bill Sloan

1948 Jordan, L.A. Bill Zazueta 22 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

1949 Jefferson, L.A. Estel Johnson 29 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1950 Jefferson, L.A. Estel Johnson 44 Hughes Stadium, Sacramento

Joe Barry

1951 Jefferson, L.A. Estel Johnson 16 1/2 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

Joe Barry

1952 Jefferson, L.A. Estel Johnson 30 1/2 Los Angeles Coliseum

Joe Barry

1953 Manual Arts, L.A. Charley Toney 16 3/5 Ratcliffe Stadium, Fresno

1954 Alameda Lew Jolley 19 Edwards Stadium, Berkeley

1955 Centennial William Gill 29 Los Angeles Coliseum

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Height:	5-2
Year:	Fr.
Hometown:	Livermore, Calif.
High School:	Granada
Major:	Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

• Bio

2013: NEWMAC Rookie of the Year … NEWMAC All-Conference … competed in four events as a freshman … finished 65^th at the New England Division III Regional Championship (11/16) in 22:52.43 … was runner up at the NEWMAC Championships (11/3) with a time of 18:36.64 … completed  the 5k at the NEICAAA Championships (10/12) in 18:39 … finished 20^th in her first collegiate race at the Southern Maine Invitational (9/21) in 18:47.21.
Off the Cross Country Trail: Majoring in electrical engineering and computer science … also part of the MIT women’s track and field team.
High School: A 2013 graduate of Granada High School … EBAL first team All-League … EBAL and NCS champion … ranked 59^th in the U.S. for 1600m and 151^st for 3200m … eight-time varsity letterwinner … also played soccer … California Scholarship Federation … associated student body treasurer … president of CSF … captain of cross country and track and field teams … AP Scholar with Distinction … National Merit Scholarship finalist … Presidential Scholar candidate … first place at the Alameda County Science Fair … Lam Research Core Values Scholarship … Livermore-Granada Boosters Olympian Award … Pedrozzi Scholarship.

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Two New No. 1s Emerge in Latest DII Regional Rankings

By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA

October 13, 2015   

courtesy ustfccca

NEW ORLEANS – The final significant weekend of head-to-head NCAA Division II cross country action before conference championships two weekends from now fittingly resulted in some significant shifting in the Regional Rankings announced Tuesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
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Two new No. 1 teams emerged in the South Region for each gender, while rankings in the South, East, Atlantic, and Central regions were jumbled up from a week ago. The time to live up to these rankings is fast approaching as Regional Championships will be held around the country on November 7.
The men of Lee (Tenn.) reclaimed their spot atop the South Region from Saint Leo after a third-place finish among non-Division I schools at the Queens Royals XC Challenge. Nova Southeastern jumped up two spots into the all-important third spot in the three-bid South Region.
Only three teams from the men’s South Region will advance to the NCAA Championships on November 21 in Joplin, Missouri. Each region is allotted a certain number of qualifiers based on its teams’ performances at last year’s NCAA Championships.
Fret not, Saint Leo fans, as your Lions ascended to No. 1 in the women’s South Region. The Saint Leo women toppled formerly No. 1 Tampa– winner of the last eight South Region titles – 83-89 at the 5K Disney Classic Presented by New Balance. The Spartans fell to No. 2 in the region.
The South may have been the only region with changes at the very top, but numerous other regions saw new teams jockey into qualifying position based on the weekend’s results.
In the men’s East Region, only top-ranked Stonehill remained steady while all nine teams beneath it shuffled around. American International moved back to No. 2 in the three-bid region, displacing No. 3 Roberts Wesleyan and No. 4 Franklin Pierce.
The three-bid women’s Atlantic saw Shippensburg move to No. 2 behind Bloomsburg, pushing down Edinboro and Slippery Rock.
A five-spot drop to No. 9 by MSU Moorhead in the five-bid women’s Central Region opened the door for No. 4 Harding to move up one spot and No. 5 Missouri Southern to join the qualifying picture with a two-position increase.
Many teams took advantage of this final weekend of significant regular-season competition to move into the regional rankings.
New to the men’s charts were: Minnesota Duluth [Central], Michigan Tech [Midwest], North Alabama [South], and Young Harris and Flagler [Southeast].
Joining the women’s rankings were: Philadelphia [East], Nova Southeastern [South], Augusta, Limestone and Mount Olive [Southeast], and Cal State San Marcos [West].
NCAA Division II Regional Championships will be held around the country on Saturday, November 7 with the NCAA Championships happening two weeks later in Joplin, Missouri, on November 21..
USTFCCCA Regional Cross Country Rankings are determined subjectively by a single member coach in each respective region. The regional representative is tasked with weighing returning teams’ strength with current season results in determining predicted team finishes at the NCAA Regional Championships.

USTFCCCA NCAA Division II
Men’s Cross Country Regional Team Rankings
2015 Week #5 — October 13
national rankings release: October 14
next regional release: October 27
ATLANTIC Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Lock Haven	Lock Haven, Pa.	PSAC	1
2	Shippensburg	Shippensburg, Pa.	PSAC	2
3	Indiana (Pa.)	Indiana, Pa.	PSAC	3
4	Edinboro	Edinboro, Pa.	PSAC	4
5	Slippery Rock	Slippery Rock, Pa.	PSAC	5
6	East Stroudsburg	East Stroudsburg, Pa.	PSAC	6
7	Kutztown	Kutztown, Pa.	PSAC	7
8	West Virginia Wesleyan	Buckhannon, W.Va.	Mountain East	8
9	West Chester	West Chester, Pa.	PSAC	10
10	California (Pa.)	California, Pa.	PSAC	9
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Lock Haven, 2013: Lock Haven, 2012: Edinboro, 2011: Edinboro, 2010: Lock Haven
CENTRAL Region (5 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Augustana (S.D.)	Sioux Falls, S.D.	NSIC	1
2	Pittsburg State	Pittsburg, Kan.	MIAA	2
3	Neb.-Kearney	Kearney, Neb.	MIAA	3
4	Northwest Missouri	Maryville, Mo.	MIAA	4
5	East Central (Okla.)	Ada, Okla.	Great American	5
6	Sioux Falls	Sioux Falls, S.D.	NSIC	7
7	Fort Hays State	Hays, Kan.	MIAA	6
8	Southwest Baptist	Bolivar, Mo.	MIAA	8
9	Harding	Searcy, Ark.	Great American	9
10	Minnesota Duluth	Duluth, Minn.	NSIC	NR
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Augustana (S.D.), 2013: Augustana (S.D.), 2012: Augustana (S.D.), 2011: Adams State, 2010: Adams State
EAST Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Stonehill	Easton, Mass.	Northeast-10	1
2	American International	Springfield, Mass.	Northeast-10	4
3	Roberts Wesleyan	Chili, N.Y.	East Coast	2
4	Franklin Pierce	Rindge, N.H.	Northeast-10	3
5	Southern New Hampshire	Manchester, N.H.	Northeast-10	6
6	Adelphi	Garden City, N.Y.	Northeast-10	5
7	Bentley	Waltham, Mass.	Northeast-10	8
8	Saint Rose	Albany, N.Y.	Northeast-10	9
9	Southern Connecticut	New Haven, Conn.	Northeast-10	10
10	Merrimack	North Andover, Mass.	Northeast-10	7
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: American International, 2013: Stonehill, 2012: American International, 2011: UMass Lowell, 2010: UMass Lowell
MIDWEST Region (5 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Grand Valley State	Allendale, Mich.	GLIAC	1
2	Southern Indiana	Evansville, Ind.	GLVC	2
3	UW-Parkside	Kenosha, Wis.	GLVC	3
4	Saginaw Valley State	Bay City, Mich.	GLIAC	4
5	Malone	Canton, Ohio	GLIAC	5
6	Walsh	North Canton, Ohio	GLIAC	6
7	Indianapolis	Indianapolis, Ind.	GLVC	7
8	Michigan Tech	Houghton, Mich.	GLIAC	NR
9	Ashland	Ashland, Ohio	GLIAC	8
10	Ferris State	Big Rapids, Mich.	GLIAC	9
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Grand Valley State, 2013: Grand Valley State, 2012: Grand Valley State, 2011: Grand Valley State, 2010: Grand Valley State
SOUTH Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Lee (Tenn.)	Cleveland, Tenn.	Gulf South	2
2	Saint Leo	Saint Leo, Fla.	Sunshine	1
3	Nova Southeastern	Davie, Fla.	Sunshine	5
4	Alabama-Huntsville	Huntsville, Ala.	Gulf South	3
5	West Alabama	Livingston, Ala.	Gulf South	4
6	Florida Southern	Lakeland, Fla.	Sunshine	6
7	Florida Tech	Melbourne, Fla.	Sunshine	9
8	Tampa	Tampa, Fla.	Sunshine	8
9	West Florida	Pensacola, Fla.	Gulf South	7
10	North Alabama	Florence, Ala.	Gulf South	NR
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Florida Southern, 2013: Florida Southern, 2012: Nova Southeastern, 2011: Alabama-Huntsville, 2010: Harding
SOUTH CENTRAL Region (6 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Colorado Mines	Golden, Colo.	RMAC	1
2	Adams State	Alamosa, Colo.	RMAC	2
3	Western State	Gunnison, Colo.	RMAC	3
4	West Texas A&M	Canyon, Texas	Lone Star	5
5	Black Hills State	Spearfish, S.D.	RMAC	6
6	New Mexico Highlands	Las Vegas, N.M.	RMAC	4
7	Tarleton State	Stephenville, Texas	Lone Star	8
8	Metro State	Denver, Colo.	RMAC	7
9	Colorado Mesa	Grand Junction, Colo.	RMAC	10
10	CSU-Pueblo	Pueblo, Colo.	RMAC	9
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Adams State, 2013: Adams State, 2012: Adams State, 2011: Eastern New Mexico, 2010: Central Missouri
SOUTHEAST Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Mount Olive	Mount Olive, N.C.	Conf. Carolinas	1
2	Queens (N.C.)	Charlotte, N.C.	SAC	2
3	UNC Pembroke	Pembroke, N.C.	Peach Belt	3
4	Columbus State	Columbus, Ga.	Peach Belt	6
5	Mars Hill	Mars Hill, N.C.	SAC	5
6	Georgia College	Milledgeville, Ga.	Peach Belt	4
7	Augusta	Augusta, Ga.	Peach Belt	7
8	Lincoln Memorial	Harrogate, Tenn.	SAC	8
9	Young Harris	Young Harris, Ga.	Peach Belt	NR
10	Flagler	St. Augustine, Fla.	Peach Belt	NR
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Mars Hill, 2013: Mount Olive, 2012: Columbus State, 2011: Queens (N.C.), 2010: Queens (N.C.)
WEST Region (4 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Chico State	Chico, Calif.	CCAA	1
2	Alaska Anchorage	Anchorage, Alaska	GNAC	2
3	Cal Poly Pomona	Pomona, Calif.	CCAA	3
4	Simon Fraser	Burnaby, B.C.	GNAC	4
5	Cal Baptist	Riverside, Calif.	PacWest	6
6	Western Washington	Bellingham, Wash.	GNAC	5
7	SF State	San Francisco, Calif.	CCAA	7
8	UC San Diego	La Jolla, Calif.	CCAA	8
9	Humboldt State	Arcata, Calif.	CCAA	9
10	Azusa Pacific	Azusa, Calif.	PacWest	10
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Chico State, 2013: Chico State, 2012: Chico State, 2011: Alaska Anchorage, 2010: Alaska Anchorage

USTFCCCA NCAA Division II
Women’s Cross Country Regional Team Rankings
2015 Week #5 — October 13
national rankings release: October 14
next regional release: October 27
ATLANTIC Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Bloomsburg	Bloomsburg, Pa.	PSAC	1
2	Shippensburg	Shippensburg, Pa.	PSAC	4
3	Edinboro	Edinboro, Pa.	PSAC	2
4	Slippery Rock	Slippery Rock, Pa.	PSAC	3
5	California (Pa.)	California, Pa.	PSAC	5
6	East Stroudsburg	East Stroudsburg, Pa.	PSAC	6
7	Seton Hill	Greensburg, Pa.	PSAC	7
8	Kutztown	Kutztown, Pa.	PSAC	8
9	Lock Haven	Lock Haven, Pa.	PSAC	9
10	Mercyhurst	Erie, Pa.	PSAC	10
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Edinboro, 2013: Edinboro, 2012: Shippensburg, 2011: Shippensburg, 2010: Shippensburg
CENTRAL Region (5 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Minnesota Duluth	Duluth, Minn.	NSIC	1
2	Augustana (S.D.)	Sioux Falls, S.D.	NSIC	2
3	U-Mary	Bismarck, N.D.	NSIC	3
4	Harding	Searcy, Ark.	Great American	5
5	Missouri Southern	Joplin, Mo.	MIAA	7
6	Southwest Baptist	Bolivar, Mo.	MIAA	6
7	Winona State	Winona, Minn.	NSIC	8
8	Fort Hays State	Hays, Kan.	MIAA	9
9	MSU Moorhead	Moorhead, Minn.	NSIC	4
10	Pittsburg State	Pittsburg, Kan.	MIAA	10
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Minnesota Duluth, 2013: Minnesota Duluth, 2012: Augustana (S.D.), 2011: Western State, 2010: Adams State
EAST Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Stonehill	Easton, Mass.	Northeast-10	1
2	Roberts Wesleyan	Chili, N.Y.	East Coast	2
3	American International	Springfield, Mass.	Northeast-10	3
4	Assumption	Worcester, Mass.	Northeast-10	4
5	Daemen	Amherst, N.Y.	East Coast	6
6	Philadelphia	Philadelphia, Pa.	CACC	NR
7	St. Thomas Aquinas	Sparkill, N.Y.	East Coast	5
8	Merrimack	North Andover, Mass.	Northeast-10	7
9	Le Moyne	Syracuse, N.Y.	Northeast-10	9
10	Adelphi	Garden City, N.Y.	Northeast-10	10
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Roberts Wesleyan, 2013: Stonehill, 2012: Stonehill, 2011: Stonehill, 2010: Stonehill
MIDWEST Region (6 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Hillsdale	Hillsdale, Mich.	GLIAC	1
2	Grand Valley State	Allendale, Mich.	GLIAC	2
3	Northern Michigan	Marquette, Mich.	GLIAC	3
4	Southern Indiana	Evansville, Ind.	GLVC	4
5	Bellarmine	Louisville, Ky.	GLVC	5
6	Lewis	Romeoville, Ill.	GLVC	6
7	Ashland	Ashland, Ohio	GLIAC	7
8	Malone	Canton, Ohio	GLIAC	8
9	UW-Parkside	Kenosha, Wis.	GLVC	9
10	Indianapolis	Indianapolis, Ind.	GLVC	10
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Grand Valley State, 2013: Grand Valley State, 2012: Grand Valley State, 2011: Grand Valley State, 2010: Grand Valley State
SOUTH Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Saint Leo	Saint Leo, Fla.	Sunshine	2
2	Tampa	Tampa, Fla.	Sunshine	1
3	Lee (Tenn.)	Cleveland, Tenn.	Gulf South	3
4	Union (Tenn.)	Jackson, Tenn.	Gulf South	4
5	West Alabama	Livingston, Ala.	Gulf South	5
6	Alabama-Huntsville	Huntsville, Ala.	Gulf South	6
7	Florida Tech	Melbourne, Fla.	Sunshine	7
8	Florida Southern	Lakeland, Fla.	Sunshine	9
9	West Florida	Pensacola, Fla.	Gulf South	10
10	Nova Southeastern	Davie, Fla.	Sunshine	NR
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Tampa, 2013: Tampa, 2012: Tampa, 2011: Tampa, 2010: Tampa
SOUTH CENTRAL Region (4 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Adams State	Alamosa, Colo.	RMAC	1
2	Western State	Gunnison, Colo.	RMAC	2
3	Colorado Mines	Golden, Colo.	RMAC	3
4	Dallas Baptist	Dallas, Texas	Heartland Conference	4
5	CSU-Pueblo	Pueblo, Colo.	RMAC	5
6	UC-Colorado Springs	Colorado Springs, Colo.	RMAC	6
7	Colorado Mesa	Grand Junction, Colo.	RMAC	7
8	Chadron State	Chadron, Neb.	RMAC	8
9	Fort Lewis	Durango, Colo.	RMAC	10
10	Eastern New Mexico	Portales, N.M.	Lone Star	9
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Adams State, 2013: Adams State, 2012: Adams State, 2011: Midwestern State, 2010: Pittsburg State
SOUTHEAST Region (3 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Montevallo	Montevallo, Ala.	Peach Belt	1
2	Wingate	Wingate, N.C.	SAC	2
3	Anderson (S.C.)	Anderson, S.C.	SAC	3
4	Queens (N.C.)	Charlotte, N.C.	SAC	4
5	North Georgia	Dahlonega, Ga.	Peach Belt	5
6	Augusta	Augusta, Ga.	Peach Belt	NR
7	Limestone	Gaffney, S.C.	Conf. Carolinas	NR
8	Mount Olive	Mount Olive, N.C.	Conf. Carolinas	NR
9	Columbus State	Columbus, Ga.	Peach Belt	8
10	Flagler	St. Augustine, Fla.	Peach Belt	7
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Montevallo, 2013: Wingate, 2012: Columbus State, 2011: Queens (N.C.), 2010: Queens (N.C.)
WEST Region (5 auto quals)
Rank	School	Location	Conference	Last Week
1	Chico State	Chico, Calif.	CCAA	1
2	Alaska Anchorage	Anchorage, Alaska	GNAC	2
3	Cal Baptist	Riverside, Calif.	PacWest	4
4	Western Washington	Bellingham, Wash.	GNAC	3
5	Seattle Pacific	Seattle, Wash.	GNAC	5
6	Cal Poly Pomona	Pomona, Calif.	CCAA	7
7	Cal State San Bernardino	San Bernardino, Calif.	CCAA	8
8	UC San Diego	La Jolla, Calif.	CCAA	6
9	Azusa Pacific	Azusa, Calif.	PacWest	10
10	Cal State San Marcos	San Marcos, Calif.	CCAA	NR
Regional Championship History— Last Five Champions: 2014: Simon Fraser, 2013: Alaska Anchorage, 2012: Chico State, 2011: Alaska Anchorage, 2010: Alaska Anchorage

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