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Jacob Bowler 12 Del Oro, Loomis, SJS pole vaults 16-8 to take United States outdoor high school lead
49er Friendship Meet
Del Oro High School
Loomis, CA
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Boys Pole Vault Varsity Place Name Affiliation Finals Finals 1 Bowler, Jacob (12) Del Oro, Loomis 16-08.00 2 Huber, Lance (11) Del Oro 15-00.00 3 Bartolmei, Tim (12) Del Oro 12-06.00 4 Porter, Lucas (11) Placer 11-00.00 5 Sparks, Bryan (12) Nevada Union 10-00.00 6 Ferrier, Bailey (10) Nevada Union 8-00.00 --Steffen, Jarek (12) Nevada Union NH --Hamasaki, Kyle (12)Del Oro NH
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Del Oro High School
Loomis, CA
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
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Stanford Guide to NCAA Indoors
Darian Brooks. Photo by Spencer Allen/SportsImageWire.com.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Fourteen Stanford athletes who have a combined 33 All-America honors will compete in seven competitions at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships, which begin Friday at the Birmingham CrossPlex.
Eight women and six men will represent the Cardinal, which brings its most competitors since 2012, when it brought 15. The Stanford women have finished among the top 10 in each of the past two years, while the men are seeking their first top-10 result since 2011. The last time both Cardinal teams finished in the top 10 was 2008.
The centerpieces of Stanford’s schedule are the distance medley relays. Stanford’s men have qualified for the seventh consecutive year, and the women are on a five-year streak.
The Cardinal women’s DMR comes in with the nation’s top time, but the team that will race Friday will have a much different look than the one that ran a national season-best 10:54.58. Two of those members – Olivia Baker and Claudia Saunders – will focus on the 800 meters and their spots will be taken by Elise Cranny and Malika Waschmann.
The Cardinal men’s DMR is the No. 4 seed and also has a chance to become the first Stanford NCAA indoor champion since its men’s DMR won in 2014. Sean McGorty, who set a Stanford absolute mile record two weeks ago, will anchor the Cardinal and also is a contender for a high finish in a loaded 3,000 on Saturday.
MEET INFORMATION:
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
Where: Birmingham, Ala.
Site: Birmingham CrossPlex
Track: 200-meter banked
Surface: Mondo
Capacity: 4,000
Events begin:
Friday - 10 a.m. PT (noon CT); Field: 3 p.m. PT (5 p.m. CT); Running: 3:30 p.m. PT (5:30 p.m. CT).
Saturday– 10 a.m. PT (noon CT); Field: noon PT (2 p.m. CT); Running: 2 p.m. PT (4 p.m. CT).
Full schedule:Click here.
FOLLOW THE ACTION:
Live results:Click here.
Meet Central page:Click here.
TV/Webstream:
Friday - ESPN3.com (live, 3:25 p.m. PT)
Saturday - ESPN3.com (live, 1:55 p.m. PT)
Sunday– ESPN2 (tape-delayed, 4 p.m. PT)
Twitter: @stanfordXCTF
Instagram: Stanfordxctf
Stanford in USTFCCCA rankings:
Men - No. 24
Women - No. 25
STANFORD COMPETITORS:
Men
Sean McGorty, 3,000 (No. 4, 7:48.79), DMR*
Tom Coyle, DMR*
Justin Brinkley, DMR*
Jackson Shumway, DMR*
Darian Brooks, TJ (No. 13, 52-9 1/4)
Harrison Williams, Hep (No. 13, 5,690)
* No. 4 seed, 9:27.27
Women
Olivia Baker, 800 (No. 11, 2:04.10)
Elise Cranny, DMR*
Aisling Cuffe, 3,000 (No. 15, 9:10.59)
Vanessa Fraser, 3,000 (No. 13, 9:09.89)
Rebecca Mehra, DMR*
Claudia Saunders, 800 (No. 13, 2:04.43)
Malika Waschmann, DMR*
Kristyn Williams, DMR*
* No. 1 seed, 10:54.58
STANFORD'S SCHEDULE:
Friday
10 a.m. PT (noon CT): Men’s heptathlon 60 (Harrison Williams)
10:40 a.m. PT (12:40 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon long jump (Harrison Williams).
11:50 a.m. PT (1:50 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon shot put (Harrison Williams)
1 p.m. PT (3 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon high jump (Harrison Williams)
5:35 p.m. PT (7:35 p.m. CT): Women’s 800 semifinals (Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders).
6:45 p.m. PT (8:45 p.m. CT): Men’s distance medley relay (Tom Coyle, Jackson Shumway, Justin Brinkley, Sean McGorty).
7 p.m. PT (9 p.m. CT): Women’s distance medley relay (Elise Cranny, Kristyn Williams, Malika Waschmann, Rebecca Mehra).
Saturday
10 a.m. PT (noon CT): Men’s heptathlon 60 hurdles (Harrison Wiliams)
10:50 a.m. PT (12:50 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon pole vault (Harrison Williams)
1:30 p.m. PT (3:30 p.m. CT): Men’s triple jump final (Darian Brooks)
1:45 p.m. PT (3:45 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon 1,000 (Harrison Williams)
3:40 p.m. PT (5:40 p.m. CT): Women’s 800 final (Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders)
4:10 p.m. PT (6:10 p.m. CT): Men’s 3,000 final (Sean McGorty)
4:25 p.m. PT (6:25 p.m. CT): Women’s 3,000 final (Aisling Cuffe, Vanessa Fraser)
STANFORD’S DMR TRADITION
Stanford’s men and women have combined for five NCAA titles -- four for the men and one for the women -- and 19 top-five finishes in the distance medley relays (10 for the men and nine for the women). This is the seventh consecutive year Stanford has qualified a men’s DMR team and the fifth consecutive year for the women.
In no other event has Stanford won more NCAA indoor titles or has as much overall success. The Stanford women have finished second the past two years and the men won the title in 2014. Previous Stanford winners included Garrett Heath (2007), and Olympians Gabe Jennings (2000, 2001), Jonathon Riley (2000), and Michael Stember (2000). Stanford’s 2000 women’s title team was anchored by five-time NCAA champion Lauren Fleshman.
Here’s a closer look at each event for Stanford, in chronological order:
MEN’S HEPTATHLON (Friday and Saturday)
Harrison Williams: So., Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University School)
Seed: No. 13 (5,690 points)
Harrison Williams is the nation’s brightest young multi athlete. He set the American junior (19 and under) decathlon record last year, scoring 8,037 points (with junior implements) to win the gold medal at the Pan Am Junior Championships in Edmonton. He also is a two-time U.S. junior champion, the national high school record holder, and was sixth at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Eugene. At Stanford, Williams made an immediate impact by breaking Stanford's oldest record -- Bob Mathias' 1952 Olympic-winning effort of 7,592 points (converted to reflect currect scoring tables) -- while placing second at the Pac-12 Championships with 7,679 points. Williams improved on that with 7,806 points to place fourth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, as a freshman.
Williams is a better decathlete than heptathlete, because of his talent at events like the 110 high hurdles and 400. But he should make a run at the Stanford school record of 5,837 points and be in line for at least a top-eight finish. When he scored his qualifying mark of 5,690 to win the Penn State National on Jan. 30, he did not set any personal records and his pole vault of 15-11 was disappointing. He has cleared 17-0 twice this indoor season, including a best of 17-3 ½ (5.27 meters).
Major: Undeclared.
Personal record: 5,690 points (2016).
Stanford record: 5,837, Josh Hustedt (2007)
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 5,837, Josh Hustedt (2007)
Highest Stanford place: 2nd, Josh Hustedt (2008).
Semifinals (top three plus next two advance)
Heat 1
Olivia Baker: So., Maplewood, N.J. (Columbia HS)
Seed: No. 11 (2:04.10)
Olivia Baker is the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champion, winning in Seattle two weeks ago in 2:04.28. She made her name in the 400 -- her best is 52.46, a New Jersey high school record -- and has transitioned to the 800 since arriving at Stanford. This is her first time qualifying in the 800, but she did run the 400 leg on Stanford’s NCAA runner-up distance medley relay team last year. Baker is seeded fifth in her heat, but her improvement in the 800 indicates that her best is yet to come.
Major: Undeclared.
Personal record: 2:04.00 (2015, outdoors); 2:04.10 (2016, indoors).
Heat 2
Claudia Saunders: Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio (Princeton HS)
Seed: No. 13 (2:04.43)
Claudia Saunders has run the distance medley relay at NCAA’s the past three years, finishing second twice. This year, Saunders will focus on the 800, though she also helped qualify the DMR to the NCAA’s once again. This is the second time Saunders has qualified in the 800, but in 2014 chose to focus on the DMR. Saunders typically runs her best late in the outdoor season. She is a two-time NCAA outdoor runner-up, including last year when she ran a school record 2:00.63 in finishing second to Oregon’s Raevyn Rogers, who shares her semifinal heat. Saunders is the seventh seed in her heat, which also includes Virginia Tech’s Hanna Green, who won the Iowa State Classic race that included Saunders.
Double major: International relations, and Iberian and Latin American cultures.
Personal record: 2:00.63 (outdoors, 2015); 2:04.43 (indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: 2:03.25, Justine Fedronic (2014)
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 2:05.95, Lindsay Hyatt (2000)
Highest Stanford place: 7th, Lindsay Hyatt (2000).
Seed: No. 4 (9:27.27)
In order:
Tom Coyle: Jr., Lansdale, Pa. (La Salle College HS).
Stanford’s DMR is intact from the team that set a school record of 9:27.27 – the fifth-fastest collegiate time ever – to finish a narrow second at the Penn State National on Jan. 29. Coyle ran a 2:54.5 split in that race. He is a sub-4 miler (3:59.32) looking for better luck than he had in last year’s NCAA DMR, when he was knocked down on the opening leg and Stanford had to run from behind, finishing 10th. Coyle ran his season best mile of 4:05.03 to finish ninth at the MPSF Championships two weeks ago.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 3:59.32 (mile, indoors, 2015); 3:42.80 (1,500, outdoors, 2015).
Jackson Shumway: Sr., Deerfield, Mass. (Deerfield Academy).
Jackson Shumway is a 400 hurdler, who has used the indoor season to sharpen his speed. His 400 absolute personal bests have dropped in each of his three races at that distance indoors this season. Those culminated in a 47.36 at the MPSF Championships, good for sixth place. He ran a 46.9 split during the team’s school-record setting performance at Penn State. Shumway was the Pac-12 runner-up in the 400 hurdles last season, running 51.45, leapfrogging his father Garry on Stanford’s all-time list. Shumway also is a USTFCCCA All-Academic selection. This is his second consecutive NCAA DMR appearance.
Major: Economics.
Personal record: 47.36 (400, indoors, oversized track, 2016); 47.53 (400, indoors, standard track, 2016).
Justin Brinkley: Sr., Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS).
Justin Brinkley is a former U.S. junior national 1,500 champ (2013) competing in his first NCAA meet. Brinkley ran a 1:49.6 split to maintain second place during the school-record setting DMR at Penn State. He ran the 1,200 leg in Stanford’s third-place DMR team at the Penn Relays last year. Brinkley’s best race is the 1,500/mile, running a 4:04.49 mile at the Iowa State Classic. His 800 best of 1:50.29 came at the 2014 Big Meet dual against rival California. Brinkley is a USTFCCCA All-Academic selection and in December was received the Pac-12 Leadership Award, given to a male and female student-athlete in recognition of leadership and service on student-athlete advisory committees at Pac-12 member institutions. Brinkley, who carries a cumulative GPA of 3.80, was Stanford’s candidate for the NCAA Elite 90 Award.
Major: Communication.
Personal record: 1:50.29 (800, outdoors, 2014); 1:51.22 (800, indoors, oversized track, 2013).
Sean McGorty: Jr., Fairfax, Va. (Chantilly HS).
Sean McGorty, a junior academically but a sophomore in track eligibility, is one of the top collegiate distance runners in the country. On Feb. 27, McGorty ran a 3:53.95 mile in a duel with Washington’s Izaic Yorks (3:53.89) at the MPSF Championships on Dempsey Indoor’s 307-meter track. McGorty ran the fourth-fastest collegiate time on any-sized indoor track and the second-fastest by an American. It was a Stanford absolute mile record and he became the fourth-fastest American collegiate miler, indoors or outdoors. McGorty, a four-time All-America, ran a 3:55.8 split over 1,600 to anchor Stanford’s school-record 9:27.27 effort at Penn State. He will follow this race with the 3,000 on Saturday. McGorty, seventh at NCAA’s, was named the USTFCCCA Cross Country Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 3:53.95 (mile, indoors, oversized track, 2016).
Stanford record: 9:27.27 (2016; Tom Coyle, Jackson Shumway, Justin Brinkley, Sean McGorty).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 9:28.83 (2000; Gabe Jennings, Evan Kelty, Michael Stember, Jonathon Riley).
Highest Stanford place: 1st (2000, 2001, 2007, 2014).
Seed: No. 1 (10:54.58).
In order:
Elise Cranny: So., Longmont, Colo. (Niwot HS).
Elise Cranny takes over this leg from Claudia Saunders, who ran the opening leg on the winning Penn State National team that ran the nation’s fastest time, of 10:54.58, the eighth-fastest in collegiate history. Cranny was the anchor at NCAA’s last year on Stanford’s runner-up team, and also was second in the same meet in the 3,000. She went on to become the first true freshman in four years to reach an NCAA 1,500 outdoor final (10th place). A back injury prevented Cranny from racing from then until the Iowa State Classic on Feb. 13, winning the mile in 4:38.44. Cranny raced twice this indoor season – once in the mile, another in the 3,000 (8th at MPSF’s) – but did not qualify individually. Cranny, who carries a cumulative GPA of 3.91, was Stanford’s candidate for the NCAA Elite 90 Award.
Major: undeclared.
Personal records: 2:04.81 (800, outdoors, 2014); 4:10.95 (1,500, outdoors, 2014).
Kristyn Williams: Sr., Grand Prairie, Texas (Mansfield Timberview HS).
Kristyn Williams is the MPSF 400 runner-up, and a relay veteran, running on the team that ran the national-leading mark at Penn State, and anchoring the Cardinal 4x400 team to a school record 3:33.78 at the Don Kirby Elite meet in Albuquerque. Williams ran on Stanford’s NCAA runner-up DMR in 2014 and Stanford’s indoor school-record holder at 53.35.
Major: Human biology.
Personal records: 52.59 (outdoors, 2009); 53.35 (indoors, 2015).
Malika Waschmann: Jr., Corvallis, Ore. (Corvallis HS).
Malika Waschmann joins Cranny as a newcomer to the team that ran that national-leading 10:54.58 this year. She replaces Olivia Baker, who will run individually, on the 800 leg. Waschmann started her Stanford career as a 400 hurdler, but switched to the 800 as a sophomore and has already taken nearly two seconds off her personal record as a junior. Waschmann ran a personal best 2:05.33 to finish fourth at the MPSF Championships and was No. 26 on the TFRRS indoor qualifying list.
Major: Human biology.
Personal records: 2:05.33 (indoors, 2016).
Rebecca Mehra: Sr., Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes HS)
Rebecca Mehra will be running the DMR anchor for second time in her collegiate career. Her first resulted in a superb 4:36.0 split in which she passed and then held off Georgetown’s Katrina Coogan to win the race at Penn State National in a national-leading time of 10:54.58, the eighth-fastest time in collegiate history. Mehra was a second-team outdoor All-America in the 1,500 in 2014 and has a 1,500 best of 4:17.67. At the MPSF, she raced the 3,000 and placed 10th in 9:25.48.
Major: International relations.
Personal records: 4:17.67 (1,500, outdoors, 2015); 4:40.46 (mile, outdoors, 2014).
Stanford record: 10:53.66 (2015; Jessica Tonn, Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders, Elise Cranny).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: Same as above.
Highest Stanford place: 1st (Sally Glynn, Jayna Smith, Lindsay Hyatt, Lauren Fleshman), 2000.
Darian Brooks: Sr., Seattle, Wash. (Kennedy Catholic HS).
Seed: No. 13 (52-9 ¼, 16.08).
Darian Brooks set Stanford’s absolute triple jump record of 52-9 ¼ while finishing second to USC’s Eric Sloan at the 2016 season-opening UW Indoor Preview. Brooks is the two-time defending Pac-12 outdoor champ and won the 2015 MPSF indoor crown before finishing fourth this year. Brooks has broken Stanford records three times, twice indoors and once outdoors. In 2014, Brooks set lifetime bests on his final four jumps at the Pac-12 Championships on the way to becoming Stanford’s first conference men’s triple jump champion since 1970. Trailing Arizona State’s Josh Dixon by ¾ of an inch with one jump left, Brooks responded with a 52-6 ¾ to win by 17 inches, breaking Allen Meredith’s 1970 Stanford outdoor mark of 52-3.
Major: Psychology.
Personal record: 52-9 ¼ (16.08 meters; indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: Same as above.
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 51-5 ½, 15.68m, Darian Brooks (2015).
Highest Stanford place: 12th, Darian Brooks (2015).
Sean McGorty: Jr., Fairfax, Va. (Chantilly HS).
Seed: No. 4 (7:48.79).
Sean McGorty is like many of the nation’s milers, by running the 3,000 instead. For McGorty, it was because the 3,000 would enable him to run the DMR on Friday. The mile requires a semifinal heat Friday and a final on Saturday. The 3,000 consists of only a final on Saturday. Of the top 12 national qualifying times in the mile, seven of those are running the 3,000 and only four are running the mile, including only one of the top five. McGorty joins Washington’s Izaic Yorks, whom he battled in their epic MPSF Championships mile, and 2015 NCAA indoor mile champ Edward Cheserek in the 3,000. Another contender is Syracuse’s Justyn Knight, who edged McGorty for the 3,000 victory at the Iowa State Classic in McGorty’s only race at that distance this season. The top four finishers from the 2015 NCAA Cross Country Championships are in this 3,000. McGorty was seventh in that race.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 7:48.79 (indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: 7:46.81, Chris Derrick (2012).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA indoors: 7:46.81, Chris Derrick (2012).
Highest Stanford place: 1st, Elliott Heath (2011).
Vanessa Fraser: Jr., Scotts Valley, Calif. (Scotts Valley HS)
Seed: No. 13 (9:09.89).
Vanessa Fraser, a former walk-on, has been impressive in her steady improvement. She earned her first All-America honor by placing 13th in the NCAA Outdoors last year in the 5,000, and earned her second as Stanford’s No. 1 runner at the NCAA Cross Country Championships, placing 40th. Fraser made a bold attempt to qualify through her performance at the MPSF Championships, taking the lead and pushing the pace midway through the race. Though she finished fourth, she improved her time by five seconds and earned her spot in the NCAA field. She credits a local Girls on the Run program when she was young as her inspiration to become a runner.
Major: Symbolic systems with a concentration on neuroscience.
Personal record: 9:09.89 (indoors, 2016).
Aisling Cuffe: 5th Sr., Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y. (Cornwall Central HS).
Seed: No. 15 (9:10.59).
Aisling Cuffe is a seven-time All-America and two-time Pac-12 cross country champion. Because of injury, Cuffe hadn’t race on the track since June, 2014, when she was fourth at the U.S. Championships in the 5,000. Cuffe returned to action on Feb. 27 and ran her qualifying time of 9:10.59 while finishing sixth at the MPSF Championships. Cuffe had the 17th qualifying time – one spot out of the field – but benefitted from two pull-outs. No. 2 Wesley Frazier of North Carolina State is not competing and No. 8 Kaela Edwards of Oklahoma State will run the mile. Cuffe was seventh in this event at the 2014 NCAA Indoors, but has runner-up finishes in the 5,000 indoors and outdoors, both also in 2014. She holds the Pac-12 outdoor 5,000 record of 15:11.13, making her the second-fastest collegian ever. This week, Cuffe learned that she had received a coveted NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.
Major: Biology.
Personal record: 9:04.57 (indoors, 2014).
Stanford record: 8:53.1, PattiSue Plumer (1983).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA indoors: 8:58.88, Elise Cranny (2015).
Highest Stanford place: 1st, Lauren Fleshman (2002); PattiSue Plumer (2-mile, 1983).
Eight women and six men will represent the Cardinal, which brings its most competitors since 2012, when it brought 15. The Stanford women have finished among the top 10 in each of the past two years, while the men are seeking their first top-10 result since 2011. The last time both Cardinal teams finished in the top 10 was 2008.
The centerpieces of Stanford’s schedule are the distance medley relays. Stanford’s men have qualified for the seventh consecutive year, and the women are on a five-year streak.
The Cardinal women’s DMR comes in with the nation’s top time, but the team that will race Friday will have a much different look than the one that ran a national season-best 10:54.58. Two of those members – Olivia Baker and Claudia Saunders – will focus on the 800 meters and their spots will be taken by Elise Cranny and Malika Waschmann.
The Cardinal men’s DMR is the No. 4 seed and also has a chance to become the first Stanford NCAA indoor champion since its men’s DMR won in 2014. Sean McGorty, who set a Stanford absolute mile record two weeks ago, will anchor the Cardinal and also is a contender for a high finish in a loaded 3,000 on Saturday.
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MEET INFORMATION:
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
Where: Birmingham, Ala.
Site: Birmingham CrossPlex
Track: 200-meter banked
Surface: Mondo
Capacity: 4,000
Events begin:
Friday - 10 a.m. PT (noon CT); Field: 3 p.m. PT (5 p.m. CT); Running: 3:30 p.m. PT (5:30 p.m. CT).
Saturday– 10 a.m. PT (noon CT); Field: noon PT (2 p.m. CT); Running: 2 p.m. PT (4 p.m. CT).
Full schedule:Click here.
FOLLOW THE ACTION:
Live results:Click here.
Meet Central page:Click here.
TV/Webstream:
Friday - ESPN3.com (live, 3:25 p.m. PT)
Saturday - ESPN3.com (live, 1:55 p.m. PT)
Sunday– ESPN2 (tape-delayed, 4 p.m. PT)
Twitter: @stanfordXCTF
Instagram: Stanfordxctf
Stanford in USTFCCCA rankings:
Men - No. 24
Women - No. 25
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STANFORD COMPETITORS:
Men
Sean McGorty, 3,000 (No. 4, 7:48.79), DMR*
Tom Coyle, DMR*
Justin Brinkley, DMR*
Jackson Shumway, DMR*
Darian Brooks, TJ (No. 13, 52-9 1/4)
Harrison Williams, Hep (No. 13, 5,690)
* No. 4 seed, 9:27.27
Women
Olivia Baker, 800 (No. 11, 2:04.10)
Elise Cranny, DMR*
Aisling Cuffe, 3,000 (No. 15, 9:10.59)
Vanessa Fraser, 3,000 (No. 13, 9:09.89)
Rebecca Mehra, DMR*
Claudia Saunders, 800 (No. 13, 2:04.43)
Malika Waschmann, DMR*
Kristyn Williams, DMR*
* No. 1 seed, 10:54.58
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STANFORD'S SCHEDULE:
Friday
10 a.m. PT (noon CT): Men’s heptathlon 60 (Harrison Williams)
10:40 a.m. PT (12:40 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon long jump (Harrison Williams).
11:50 a.m. PT (1:50 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon shot put (Harrison Williams)
1 p.m. PT (3 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon high jump (Harrison Williams)
5:35 p.m. PT (7:35 p.m. CT): Women’s 800 semifinals (Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders).
6:45 p.m. PT (8:45 p.m. CT): Men’s distance medley relay (Tom Coyle, Jackson Shumway, Justin Brinkley, Sean McGorty).
7 p.m. PT (9 p.m. CT): Women’s distance medley relay (Elise Cranny, Kristyn Williams, Malika Waschmann, Rebecca Mehra).
Saturday
10 a.m. PT (noon CT): Men’s heptathlon 60 hurdles (Harrison Wiliams)
10:50 a.m. PT (12:50 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon pole vault (Harrison Williams)
1:30 p.m. PT (3:30 p.m. CT): Men’s triple jump final (Darian Brooks)
1:45 p.m. PT (3:45 p.m. CT): Men’s heptathlon 1,000 (Harrison Williams)
3:40 p.m. PT (5:40 p.m. CT): Women’s 800 final (Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders)
4:10 p.m. PT (6:10 p.m. CT): Men’s 3,000 final (Sean McGorty)
4:25 p.m. PT (6:25 p.m. CT): Women’s 3,000 final (Aisling Cuffe, Vanessa Fraser)
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STANFORD’S DMR TRADITION
Stanford’s men and women have combined for five NCAA titles -- four for the men and one for the women -- and 19 top-five finishes in the distance medley relays (10 for the men and nine for the women). This is the seventh consecutive year Stanford has qualified a men’s DMR team and the fifth consecutive year for the women.
In no other event has Stanford won more NCAA indoor titles or has as much overall success. The Stanford women have finished second the past two years and the men won the title in 2014. Previous Stanford winners included Garrett Heath (2007), and Olympians Gabe Jennings (2000, 2001), Jonathon Riley (2000), and Michael Stember (2000). Stanford’s 2000 women’s title team was anchored by five-time NCAA champion Lauren Fleshman.
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Here’s a closer look at each event for Stanford, in chronological order:
MEN’S HEPTATHLON (Friday and Saturday)
Harrison Williams: So., Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University School)
Seed: No. 13 (5,690 points)
Harrison Williams is the nation’s brightest young multi athlete. He set the American junior (19 and under) decathlon record last year, scoring 8,037 points (with junior implements) to win the gold medal at the Pan Am Junior Championships in Edmonton. He also is a two-time U.S. junior champion, the national high school record holder, and was sixth at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Eugene. At Stanford, Williams made an immediate impact by breaking Stanford's oldest record -- Bob Mathias' 1952 Olympic-winning effort of 7,592 points (converted to reflect currect scoring tables) -- while placing second at the Pac-12 Championships with 7,679 points. Williams improved on that with 7,806 points to place fourth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, as a freshman.
Williams is a better decathlete than heptathlete, because of his talent at events like the 110 high hurdles and 400. But he should make a run at the Stanford school record of 5,837 points and be in line for at least a top-eight finish. When he scored his qualifying mark of 5,690 to win the Penn State National on Jan. 30, he did not set any personal records and his pole vault of 15-11 was disappointing. He has cleared 17-0 twice this indoor season, including a best of 17-3 ½ (5.27 meters).
Major: Undeclared.
Personal record: 5,690 points (2016).
Stanford record: 5,837, Josh Hustedt (2007)
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 5,837, Josh Hustedt (2007)
Highest Stanford place: 2nd, Josh Hustedt (2008).
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WOMEN’S 800 (Friday and Saturday)Semifinals (top three plus next two advance)
Heat 1
Olivia Baker: So., Maplewood, N.J. (Columbia HS)
Seed: No. 11 (2:04.10)
Olivia Baker is the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champion, winning in Seattle two weeks ago in 2:04.28. She made her name in the 400 -- her best is 52.46, a New Jersey high school record -- and has transitioned to the 800 since arriving at Stanford. This is her first time qualifying in the 800, but she did run the 400 leg on Stanford’s NCAA runner-up distance medley relay team last year. Baker is seeded fifth in her heat, but her improvement in the 800 indicates that her best is yet to come.
Major: Undeclared.
Personal record: 2:04.00 (2015, outdoors); 2:04.10 (2016, indoors).
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Claudia Saunders: Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio (Princeton HS)
Seed: No. 13 (2:04.43)
Claudia Saunders has run the distance medley relay at NCAA’s the past three years, finishing second twice. This year, Saunders will focus on the 800, though she also helped qualify the DMR to the NCAA’s once again. This is the second time Saunders has qualified in the 800, but in 2014 chose to focus on the DMR. Saunders typically runs her best late in the outdoor season. She is a two-time NCAA outdoor runner-up, including last year when she ran a school record 2:00.63 in finishing second to Oregon’s Raevyn Rogers, who shares her semifinal heat. Saunders is the seventh seed in her heat, which also includes Virginia Tech’s Hanna Green, who won the Iowa State Classic race that included Saunders.
Double major: International relations, and Iberian and Latin American cultures.
Personal record: 2:00.63 (outdoors, 2015); 2:04.43 (indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: 2:03.25, Justine Fedronic (2014)
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 2:05.95, Lindsay Hyatt (2000)
Highest Stanford place: 7th, Lindsay Hyatt (2000).
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MEN’S DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (Friday)Seed: No. 4 (9:27.27)
In order:
Tom Coyle: Jr., Lansdale, Pa. (La Salle College HS).
Stanford’s DMR is intact from the team that set a school record of 9:27.27 – the fifth-fastest collegiate time ever – to finish a narrow second at the Penn State National on Jan. 29. Coyle ran a 2:54.5 split in that race. He is a sub-4 miler (3:59.32) looking for better luck than he had in last year’s NCAA DMR, when he was knocked down on the opening leg and Stanford had to run from behind, finishing 10th. Coyle ran his season best mile of 4:05.03 to finish ninth at the MPSF Championships two weeks ago.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 3:59.32 (mile, indoors, 2015); 3:42.80 (1,500, outdoors, 2015).
Jackson Shumway: Sr., Deerfield, Mass. (Deerfield Academy).
Jackson Shumway is a 400 hurdler, who has used the indoor season to sharpen his speed. His 400 absolute personal bests have dropped in each of his three races at that distance indoors this season. Those culminated in a 47.36 at the MPSF Championships, good for sixth place. He ran a 46.9 split during the team’s school-record setting performance at Penn State. Shumway was the Pac-12 runner-up in the 400 hurdles last season, running 51.45, leapfrogging his father Garry on Stanford’s all-time list. Shumway also is a USTFCCCA All-Academic selection. This is his second consecutive NCAA DMR appearance.
Major: Economics.
Personal record: 47.36 (400, indoors, oversized track, 2016); 47.53 (400, indoors, standard track, 2016).
Justin Brinkley: Sr., Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS).
Justin Brinkley is a former U.S. junior national 1,500 champ (2013) competing in his first NCAA meet. Brinkley ran a 1:49.6 split to maintain second place during the school-record setting DMR at Penn State. He ran the 1,200 leg in Stanford’s third-place DMR team at the Penn Relays last year. Brinkley’s best race is the 1,500/mile, running a 4:04.49 mile at the Iowa State Classic. His 800 best of 1:50.29 came at the 2014 Big Meet dual against rival California. Brinkley is a USTFCCCA All-Academic selection and in December was received the Pac-12 Leadership Award, given to a male and female student-athlete in recognition of leadership and service on student-athlete advisory committees at Pac-12 member institutions. Brinkley, who carries a cumulative GPA of 3.80, was Stanford’s candidate for the NCAA Elite 90 Award.
Major: Communication.
Personal record: 1:50.29 (800, outdoors, 2014); 1:51.22 (800, indoors, oversized track, 2013).
Sean McGorty: Jr., Fairfax, Va. (Chantilly HS).
Sean McGorty, a junior academically but a sophomore in track eligibility, is one of the top collegiate distance runners in the country. On Feb. 27, McGorty ran a 3:53.95 mile in a duel with Washington’s Izaic Yorks (3:53.89) at the MPSF Championships on Dempsey Indoor’s 307-meter track. McGorty ran the fourth-fastest collegiate time on any-sized indoor track and the second-fastest by an American. It was a Stanford absolute mile record and he became the fourth-fastest American collegiate miler, indoors or outdoors. McGorty, a four-time All-America, ran a 3:55.8 split over 1,600 to anchor Stanford’s school-record 9:27.27 effort at Penn State. He will follow this race with the 3,000 on Saturday. McGorty, seventh at NCAA’s, was named the USTFCCCA Cross Country Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 3:53.95 (mile, indoors, oversized track, 2016).
Stanford record: 9:27.27 (2016; Tom Coyle, Jackson Shumway, Justin Brinkley, Sean McGorty).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 9:28.83 (2000; Gabe Jennings, Evan Kelty, Michael Stember, Jonathon Riley).
Highest Stanford place: 1st (2000, 2001, 2007, 2014).
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WOMEN’S DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (Friday)Seed: No. 1 (10:54.58).
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Elise Cranny: So., Longmont, Colo. (Niwot HS).
Elise Cranny takes over this leg from Claudia Saunders, who ran the opening leg on the winning Penn State National team that ran the nation’s fastest time, of 10:54.58, the eighth-fastest in collegiate history. Cranny was the anchor at NCAA’s last year on Stanford’s runner-up team, and also was second in the same meet in the 3,000. She went on to become the first true freshman in four years to reach an NCAA 1,500 outdoor final (10th place). A back injury prevented Cranny from racing from then until the Iowa State Classic on Feb. 13, winning the mile in 4:38.44. Cranny raced twice this indoor season – once in the mile, another in the 3,000 (8th at MPSF’s) – but did not qualify individually. Cranny, who carries a cumulative GPA of 3.91, was Stanford’s candidate for the NCAA Elite 90 Award.
Major: undeclared.
Personal records: 2:04.81 (800, outdoors, 2014); 4:10.95 (1,500, outdoors, 2014).
Kristyn Williams: Sr., Grand Prairie, Texas (Mansfield Timberview HS).
Kristyn Williams is the MPSF 400 runner-up, and a relay veteran, running on the team that ran the national-leading mark at Penn State, and anchoring the Cardinal 4x400 team to a school record 3:33.78 at the Don Kirby Elite meet in Albuquerque. Williams ran on Stanford’s NCAA runner-up DMR in 2014 and Stanford’s indoor school-record holder at 53.35.
Major: Human biology.
Personal records: 52.59 (outdoors, 2009); 53.35 (indoors, 2015).
Malika Waschmann: Jr., Corvallis, Ore. (Corvallis HS).
Malika Waschmann joins Cranny as a newcomer to the team that ran that national-leading 10:54.58 this year. She replaces Olivia Baker, who will run individually, on the 800 leg. Waschmann started her Stanford career as a 400 hurdler, but switched to the 800 as a sophomore and has already taken nearly two seconds off her personal record as a junior. Waschmann ran a personal best 2:05.33 to finish fourth at the MPSF Championships and was No. 26 on the TFRRS indoor qualifying list.
Major: Human biology.
Personal records: 2:05.33 (indoors, 2016).
Rebecca Mehra: Sr., Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes HS)
Rebecca Mehra will be running the DMR anchor for second time in her collegiate career. Her first resulted in a superb 4:36.0 split in which she passed and then held off Georgetown’s Katrina Coogan to win the race at Penn State National in a national-leading time of 10:54.58, the eighth-fastest time in collegiate history. Mehra was a second-team outdoor All-America in the 1,500 in 2014 and has a 1,500 best of 4:17.67. At the MPSF, she raced the 3,000 and placed 10th in 9:25.48.
Major: International relations.
Personal records: 4:17.67 (1,500, outdoors, 2015); 4:40.46 (mile, outdoors, 2014).
Stanford record: 10:53.66 (2015; Jessica Tonn, Olivia Baker, Claudia Saunders, Elise Cranny).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: Same as above.
Highest Stanford place: 1st (Sally Glynn, Jayna Smith, Lindsay Hyatt, Lauren Fleshman), 2000.
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MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP (Saturday)Darian Brooks: Sr., Seattle, Wash. (Kennedy Catholic HS).
Seed: No. 13 (52-9 ¼, 16.08).
Darian Brooks set Stanford’s absolute triple jump record of 52-9 ¼ while finishing second to USC’s Eric Sloan at the 2016 season-opening UW Indoor Preview. Brooks is the two-time defending Pac-12 outdoor champ and won the 2015 MPSF indoor crown before finishing fourth this year. Brooks has broken Stanford records three times, twice indoors and once outdoors. In 2014, Brooks set lifetime bests on his final four jumps at the Pac-12 Championships on the way to becoming Stanford’s first conference men’s triple jump champion since 1970. Trailing Arizona State’s Josh Dixon by ¾ of an inch with one jump left, Brooks responded with a 52-6 ¾ to win by 17 inches, breaking Allen Meredith’s 1970 Stanford outdoor mark of 52-3.
Major: Psychology.
Personal record: 52-9 ¼ (16.08 meters; indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: Same as above.
Best Stanford mark at NCAA Indoors: 51-5 ½, 15.68m, Darian Brooks (2015).
Highest Stanford place: 12th, Darian Brooks (2015).
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MEN’S 3,000 (Saturday)Sean McGorty: Jr., Fairfax, Va. (Chantilly HS).
Seed: No. 4 (7:48.79).
Sean McGorty is like many of the nation’s milers, by running the 3,000 instead. For McGorty, it was because the 3,000 would enable him to run the DMR on Friday. The mile requires a semifinal heat Friday and a final on Saturday. The 3,000 consists of only a final on Saturday. Of the top 12 national qualifying times in the mile, seven of those are running the 3,000 and only four are running the mile, including only one of the top five. McGorty joins Washington’s Izaic Yorks, whom he battled in their epic MPSF Championships mile, and 2015 NCAA indoor mile champ Edward Cheserek in the 3,000. Another contender is Syracuse’s Justyn Knight, who edged McGorty for the 3,000 victory at the Iowa State Classic in McGorty’s only race at that distance this season. The top four finishers from the 2015 NCAA Cross Country Championships are in this 3,000. McGorty was seventh in that race.
Major: Management science and engineering.
Personal record: 7:48.79 (indoors, 2016).
Stanford record: 7:46.81, Chris Derrick (2012).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA indoors: 7:46.81, Chris Derrick (2012).
Highest Stanford place: 1st, Elliott Heath (2011).
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WOMEN’S 3000 (Saturday)Vanessa Fraser: Jr., Scotts Valley, Calif. (Scotts Valley HS)
Seed: No. 13 (9:09.89).
Vanessa Fraser, a former walk-on, has been impressive in her steady improvement. She earned her first All-America honor by placing 13th in the NCAA Outdoors last year in the 5,000, and earned her second as Stanford’s No. 1 runner at the NCAA Cross Country Championships, placing 40th. Fraser made a bold attempt to qualify through her performance at the MPSF Championships, taking the lead and pushing the pace midway through the race. Though she finished fourth, she improved her time by five seconds and earned her spot in the NCAA field. She credits a local Girls on the Run program when she was young as her inspiration to become a runner.
Major: Symbolic systems with a concentration on neuroscience.
Personal record: 9:09.89 (indoors, 2016).
Aisling Cuffe: 5th Sr., Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y. (Cornwall Central HS).
Seed: No. 15 (9:10.59).
Aisling Cuffe is a seven-time All-America and two-time Pac-12 cross country champion. Because of injury, Cuffe hadn’t race on the track since June, 2014, when she was fourth at the U.S. Championships in the 5,000. Cuffe returned to action on Feb. 27 and ran her qualifying time of 9:10.59 while finishing sixth at the MPSF Championships. Cuffe had the 17th qualifying time – one spot out of the field – but benefitted from two pull-outs. No. 2 Wesley Frazier of North Carolina State is not competing and No. 8 Kaela Edwards of Oklahoma State will run the mile. Cuffe was seventh in this event at the 2014 NCAA Indoors, but has runner-up finishes in the 5,000 indoors and outdoors, both also in 2014. She holds the Pac-12 outdoor 5,000 record of 15:11.13, making her the second-fastest collegian ever. This week, Cuffe learned that she had received a coveted NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.
Major: Biology.
Personal record: 9:04.57 (indoors, 2014).
Stanford record: 8:53.1, PattiSue Plumer (1983).
Best Stanford mark at NCAA indoors: 8:58.88, Elise Cranny (2015).
Highest Stanford place: 1st, Lauren Fleshman (2002); PattiSue Plumer (2-mile, 1983).
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Broadway Stars, Tony And Grammy Winners, Take The Stage To Raise Funds And Awareness For The Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation
Broadway Stars, Tony And Grammy Winners, Take The Stage To Raise Funds And Awareness For The Pulmonary Fibrosis FoundationJulie Halston, Robert Creighton, Daveed Diggs, Randy Graff, Cady Huffman, Judy Kaye, Hunter Ryan Herdlicka, Lisa Howard, Telly Leung, Margo Seibert, Zakiya Young at the sixth annual Broadway Belts for PFF! | ||||||
 CHICAGO, March 10, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Key members of the pulmonary fibrosis (PF) community and Broadway's finest united for a unique evening of exceptional entertainment during the sixth annual Broadway Belts for PFF! Raising $180,000 in one evening, proceeds are used to battle PF, a devastating and relentlessly progressive disease involving scarring of the lungs. "Everyone needs to know about the unparalleled work done by the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation so that they, too, can help eradicate this terrible disease by getting involved," Halston said. "When my husband and I started this benefit to remember our friend Michael, we knew that partnering with the PFF to spread awareness and raise funds would bring us closer to a cure. Broadway Belts for PFF! has raised approximately $700,000 since we began. That's extraordinary, but unfortunately, there remains a lot more work to do." Broadway stars showcased their belting talents during an evening of melody under the musical direction of Christopher McGovern and returning director Carl Andress, who has directed all six of the Broadway Belts for PFF! performances. The star-studded cast included Tony Award winners Randy Graff (City of Angels), Cady Huffman (The Producers), Judy Kaye (Phantom of the Opera, Nice Work If You Can Get It), Grammy Award winner Daveed Diggs (Hamilton), Telly Leung (Allegiance), Robert Creighton (The Mystery of Edwin Drood), Lisa Howard (It Should Have Been You), Margo Seibert (Rocky), Hunter Ryan Herdlicka (Once Upon a Mattress) and Zakiya Young (Disgraced, Orange is the New Black). Halston hosted the program for the sixth time with her incomparable humor and skillful narration. She most recently appeared in the hit Tony winning Broadway show You Can't Take it With You. This year's energetic cabaret-style show included a commanding performance from Daveed Diggs of this year's Grammy award-winning Hamilton, who debuted his original rap, "Breathe." Written specifically for the event and inspired by the evening's theme, Diggs' song detailed the difficulties of living with this debilitating disease, declaring "at times it feels dangerous to use my voice," alluding to the very real need to conserve one's breath. "We are incredibly grateful to our dear friends and producers Julie Halston, D. Michael Dvorchak, Ed Windels, Sue Frost, and Carl Andress for the magic they weave into making this extraordinary event come alive," said Patti Tuomey, president and chief executive officer, Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation. "Broadway Belts for PFF! always features people with such amazing talent who care deeply about helping others, which means a great deal to the pulmonary fibrosis community." Broadway Belts for PFF! began in 2011 as an evening to honor AP theater critic and reporter, Michael Kuchwara. During his 25-year tenure as a critic, Kuchwara's reviews and coverage of North American theater were among the nation's most widely read. In May 2010, Kuchwara passed away from complications due to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Broadway's Halston, friend of Kuchwara, became a leading spokesperson for the PFF after her husband, broadcaster Ralph Howard, received a lung transplant due to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis shortly after Kuchwara's passing. The Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation would like to thank the 2016 Broadway Belts for PFF! sponsors: Producer's Guild: Genentech; Presenting: Doug & Gay Lane Charitable Foundation; Director's Circle: Rob Edmunds III, Steffy Family Foundation Fund; Broadway Partner: Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids, Inc., Monica & Philip Rosenthal, Rosenthal Family Foundation, Daryl & Steven Roth Foundation, J. Todd Tullis, The Winfield Foundation; Ensemble Member: George & Elizabeth Eliades, Mary Halston& Bruce Sternemann, Michelle Harmon-Madsen& Ken Madsen, ICL, The Nederlander Organization, The New York Presbyterian/Columbia PFF Care Center, Ogilvy CommonHealth, Patient Services, Inc., The Yale Center for Interstitial Lung Diseases, Section of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine at Yale School of Medicine (a PFF Care Center Network site); Chorus Line: Martin & Colleen Attwell, Daniel Dolgin& Loraine Gardner, Robert Ezykowich, Jennifer Galvin, Mike & Donna Henderson, InspiRx, Kevin & Karen Lane, Joseph & Kathleen Masterson, Robert & Patricia Ross on behalf of FARE, Bruce T. Sloane, Steve & Joan Wald. All funds raised through Broadway Belts for PFF! will go toward the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation's Michael Kuchwara Fund for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Research, Education, and Advocacy. To make a donation to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, please visit pulmonaryfibrosis.org. About the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation The mission of the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation (PFF) is to serve as the trusted resource for the pulmonary fibrosis (PF) community by raising awareness, providing disease education, advancing care and funding research. The PFF collaborates with physicians, organizations, people with PF and caregivers worldwide. The Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation has a four-star rating from Charity Navigator and is a Better Business Bureau accredited charity. The PFF Summit 2017: From Bench to Bedside, the Foundation's fourth biennial international health care conference, will be held November 9-11, 2017. For more information visit pulmonaryfibrosis.org or call 844.TalkPFF (844.825.5733) or +1 312.587.9272 from outside of the U.S. About Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a condition in which, over a period of time, lung tissue becomes thickened, stiff and scarred. The development of the scar tissue is called fibrosis. As the lung tissue becomes scarred and grows thicker, the lungs lose their ability to transfer oxygen into the bloodstream. As a result, the brain and other organs don't receive enough oxygen. In some cases, doctors can determine the cause of the fibrosis, but in many cases, there is no known cause. When the cause of the fibrosis is unknown (and certain pathologic or radiographic criteria are met), the disease is called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis or IPF. There is no cure for IPF. Presently, there are two FDA-approved treatments for IPF in the U.S. For Media Inquiries: Michelle Michael Vice President, Marketing and Communications 312.239.6628 mmichael@pulmonaryfibrosis.org Sam Rudy212.575.0263 Photo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20160310/343000 To view the original version on PR Newswire, visit:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/broadway-stars-tony-and-grammy-winners-take-the-stage-to-raise-funds-and-awareness-for-the-pulmonary-fibrosis-foundation-300234298.html SOURCE The Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation | ||||||
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Big Cat Invitational Men
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For Rowbury, USA Indoors Is A Chance To Look Past Doping Scandals
PORTLAND, ORE. (10-Mar) — In an on-line video posted earlier this week which has been watched over 68,000 times, reigning USA indoor mile and two-mile champion Shannon Rowbury lamented the ruinous influences of doping in athletics.
http://runnerstribe.website/for-rowbury-usa-indoors-is-a-chance-to-look-past-doping-scandals/
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Kyle with the USTFCCCA here. My colleague Tyler Mayforth and I are here in Birmingham for the Championships, so feel free to stop by and see us in the first row of the press box if you haven't already.
I wanted to pass along to you several resources we've put together to aid you in your coverage of these championships.
- LIVE Event-by-event updated packet of notes (Google Doc; feel free to add notes pertinent to your school)
- National Championships History page (the PDFs on this page will answer almost any historical question you might have this weekend)
- National Championships Central
Please let me and Tyler know throughout the weekend if you have any questions/comments/concerns.
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| 2:00 PM | Women 60 M Hurdles | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 2:50 PM | Women 60 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 3:15 PM | Men 60 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 3:35 PM | Masters Women 1 Mile | Final | Start List | Result |
| 3:55 PM | Women 800 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 4:20 PM | Men 800 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 4:25 PM | Masters Men 200 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:45 PM | Women 400 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 5:10 PM | Men 400 M | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 5:35 PM | Women 3000 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 5:50 PM | Men 3000 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
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| 11:30 AM | Men Weight | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 1:45 PM | Women Weight | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 1:45 PM | Women Triple Jump | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 3:45 PM | Men Pole Vault | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:10 PM | Men Long Jump | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:30 PM | Men High Jump | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:35 PM | Women Shot Put | Finals | Start List | Result |
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| 2:30 PM | Women 60 M Hurdles | Semis | Start List | Result |
| 2:45 PM | Men 60 M Hurdles | Prelims | Start List | Result |
| 3:00 PM | Women 60 M | Semis | Start List | Result |
| 3:15 PM | Men 60 M | Semis | Start List | Result |
| 4:05 PM | Men 3000 M Race Walk | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:35 PM | Women 3000 M Race Walk | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 5:06 PM | Men 400 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 5:24 PM | Women 800 M | Final | Start List | Result |
| 5:33 PM | Men 800 M | Final | Start List | Result |
| 5:42 PM | Women 1500 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 5:53 PM | Women 400 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 6:11 PM | Men 1500 M | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 6:24 PM | Women 60 M Hurdles | Final | Start List | Result |
| 6:33 PM | Men 60 M Hurdles | Final | Start List | Result |
| 6:42 PM | Women 60 M | Final | Start List | Result |
| 6:52 PM | Men 60 M | Final | Start List | Result |
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| 4:10 PM | Women Pole Vault | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:25 PM | Women High Jump | Finals | Start List | Result |
| 4:35 PM | Men Shot Put | Finals | Start List | Result |
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Marsh Creek Invitational Alphabetical Roster
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Alphabetical Roster
Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
1. Abilla, Matthew Deer Valley 278 M 11
2. Abon, Brandon Clayton Vall 217 M 11
3. Acebo, Benjamin Clayton Vall 218 M 10
4. Adams, Jalen Pittsburg 863 M 9
5. Adikri, Jeff San Ramon Va 936 M 9
6. Aduaka, Belle Foothill (Pl 313 W 9
7. Aganju, Zuwenat Zahra Antioch 103 W 11
8. Aguilar, Atziry Liberty 620 W 9
9. Aguilar, Axel Liberty 672 M 10
10. Aguirre, Adrian Antioch 125 M 11
11. Ahluwalia, Kiran San Ramon Va 894 W 12
12. Ahmed, Haifa Kimball 546 W 9
13. Ahmed, Waad Kimball 547 W 11
14. Aiya, Osagieo Deer Valley 279 M 11
15. Akegbe, Ashley Deer Valley 258 W 9
16. Akhidenor, Ediale Liberty 673 M 9
17. Alcantar, Michael Napa 803 M 10
18. Alcosiba, Kyle Newark Memor 841 M 11
19. Allen, Alantis Clayton Vall 187 W 9
20. Allen, Parker Clayton Vall 219 M 9
21. Allen, Trynidee Kimball 548 W 10
22. Amaral, Joseph Kimball 575 M 10
23. Ambriz, Cesar Antioch 126 M 9
24. Ambrosio, Cynthia Freedom 374 W 12
25. Anderson, Arelle Antioch 104 W 10
26. Anderson, Emon Kimball 576 M 12
27. Anderson, Lance Berean Chris 165 M 11
28. Angeles, Marisol Antioch 105 W 12
29. Apande, Hilda Freedom 375 W 11
30. Aponte, Arianna Freedom 376 W 11
31. Aragona, Angelique Liberty 621 W 10
32. Araujo, Nathaniel Berean Chris 166 M 10
33. Arbanil, Kevin Berean Chris 167 M 9
34. Arcilla, Gabriel Freedom 417 M 12
35. Areloano, Mayra Deer Valley 259 W 9
36. Areloano, Selene Deer Valley 260 W 10
37. Arends, Andrew San Ramon Va 937 M 12
38. Arends, Austin San Ramon Va 938 M 9
39. Arguello, Christain Livermore 749 M 10
40. Armstrong, Kaitlyn Berean Chris 156 W 9
41. Arotzarena, Jordan San Ramon Va 895 W 12
42. Arreguin, Warrington Liberty 674 M 9
43. Arsnoe, Jeremiah Kimball 577 M 11
44. Arteaga, Aramis Heritage 505 M 10
45. Asemi, Shayan Clayton Vall 220 M 9
46. Atkinson, Cydnie Heritage 466 W 10
47. Aufderheide, Alice Livermore 720 W 12
48. Aufderheide, Greg Livermore 750 M 10
49. Austria, Katrina Liberty 622 W 11
50. Aveneano, Alberto Making Waves 780 M 9
51. Avila, Emilio Berean Chris 168 M 9
52. Avila, Lucio Berean Chris 169 M 11
53. Badger, Ally Livermore 721 W 11
54. Baio, Wyatt Pittsburg 864 M 11
55. Balderamos, Javier Clayton Vall 221 M 11
56. Balido, John Clayton Vall 222 M 12
57. Barajas, Paloma Clayton Vall 188 W 9
58. Barbosa, Ariana Freedom 377 W 11
59. Barragan, Madison Napa 781 W 11
60. Barraza, Cecilia Liberty 623 W 11
61. Barraza, Liliana Liberty 624 W 11
62. Barraza, Selena Liberty 625 W 9
63. Bartoni, Luke Heritage 506 M 11
64. Battaglia, Kate Foothill (Pl 314 W 9
65. Bayliss, James San Ramon Va 939 M 11
66. Bearden, Jacari Kimball 578 M 11
67. Becerra, Edgar Freedom 418 M 11
68. Benham, Joshua Foothill (Pl 342 M
69. Benjamin, Bryson Clayton Vall 223 M 10
70. Bennett, Brittany Liberty 626 W 11
71. Bentancourt, Hunter Liberty 675 M 12
72. Berger, Trevor Liberty 676 M 10
73. Bernardo, Liliana Kimball 549 W 9
74. Berschens, Kyle Freedom 419 M 9
75. Betschart, Natalie Liberty 627 W 11
76. Bhatia, Simeran Livermore 751 M 11
77. Billeci, Brodie Antioch 127 M 10
78. Billowitch, Stephen Livermore 752 M 10
79. Bizicki, Branden Clayton Vall 224 M 11
80. Blackwood, Zack Napa 804 M 11
81. Blanco, Andrea Foothill (Pl 315 W 9
82. Blanco, Salma Clayton Vall 189 W 9
83. Blueford, Mia Antioch 106 W 12
84. Bockover, Brielle Freedom 378 W 10
85. Bohannon, Kai Liberty 628 W 11
86. Bohannon, Makena Liberty 629 W 9
87. Bohannon, Makenna Liberty 630 W 9
88. Bohannon, Meghan Foothill (Pl 316 W
89. Bolter, Tessa Berean Chris 157 W 10
90. Bonfiglio, Alyssa Livermore 722 W 10
91. Bowers, Cameron Foothill (Pl 343 M
92. Boyce, Brazsten Heritage 507 M 12
93. Boyd, A'Jae Pittsburg 865 M 10
94. Boyd, Jada Pittsburg 847 W 9
95. Boyd, Justin Pittsburg 866 M 9
96. Bradley, Aidan San Ramon Va 940 M 10
97. Bradley, Stefan San Ramon Va 941 M 12
98. Bridgewater, Ansel San Ramon Va 942 M 12
99. Briscoe, Maddy Clayton Vall 190 W 10
100. Broacha, Sarah Foothill (Pl 317 W 11
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Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
101. Brown, Javon Freedom 420 M 11
102. Brown, Jeloni Freedom 421 M 9
103. Brunell, John Livermore 753 M 12
104. Brunini, Gabriele Heritage 508 M 11
105. Brunker, Miranda Freedom 379 W 11
106. Bruno, Emma San Ramon Va 896 W 10
107. Bruntz, Megan San Ramon Va 897 W 12
108. Bryant, Kolby Kimball 579 M 9
109. Buettner, Bryce San Ramon Va 943 M 11
110. Buggs, Adorah Pittsburg 848 W 12
111. Bunting, Alan Foothill (Pl 344 M 10
112. Bura, Stefan San Ramon Va 944 M 10
113. Burke, Eloisa Freedom 380 W 11
114. Burke, Jack Livermore 754 M 9
115. Burke, Noah Foothill (Pl 345 M 10
116. Burkett, Angelina Livermore 723 W 10
117. Burnett, Isaiah Clayton Vall 225 M 9
118. Burney, Raigan Freedom 381 W 11
119. Burns, Emma Heritage 467 W 10
120. Burrill, Kaylee San Ramon Va 898 W 9
121. Burton, Peter San Ramon Va 945 M 11
122. Buscheck, Laura Foothill (Pl 318 W 11
123. Butler, Micah Freedom 422 M 9
124. Caballero, Marlene Heritage 468 W 10
125. Cady, Ryan San Ramon Va 946 M 12
126. Cain, Josh Kimball 580 M 11
127. Camara, Alyssa Kimball 550 W 10
128. Camara, Christian Liberty 677 M 10
129. Campagna, Ben San Ramon Va 947 M 11
130. Cantrell, Junior Napa 805 M 11
131. Canty, Brandon Deer Valley 280 M 9
132. Cariaso, Katherine Berean Chris 158 W 12
133. Cariel, Jack Livermore 755 M 10
134. Carlisle, Megahan Middletown 983 W 12
135. Carlton, Madison Liberty 631 W 11
136. Carr, Brad Liberty 678 M 12
137. Carrera, Julian Liberty 679 M 12
138. Castillo, Ariel Livermore 724 W 10
139. Cavalli, Brie Napa 782 W 10
140. Cavalli, Lisi Napa 783 W 9
141. Cen, Juylance Deer Valley 281 M 12
142. Chaffey, Kaylee Berean Chris 159 W 12
143. Chaffin, Jacorey Liberty 680 M 11
144. Charvet, Jett Heritage 509 M 10
145. Cheney, Lanell Deer Valley 261 W 11
146. Cho, Catherine Foothill (Pl 319 W 10
147. Cho, Matthew Berean Chris 170 M 9
148. Christensen, Carrie San Ramon Va 899 W 10
149. Christopher, Cameron Freedom 423 M 9
150. Chung, Carlina Las Lomas 617 W 11
151. Church, Michael Liberty 681 M 12
152. Clark, Brian Deer Valley 282 M 12
153. Clark, Hattie Liberty 632 W 9
154. Clark, Kelsey Napa 784 W 9
155. Clark, Kyra Livermore 725 W 9
156. Clayton, Jordan Kimball 581 M 9
157. Clemente, Kylie Liberty 633 W 10
158. Clemons, Zackary Clayton Vall 226 M 9
159. Clougher, Kristen San Ramon Va 900 W 9
160. Coffey, Artearra Deer Valley 262 W 12
161. Cole, Gianna Livermore 726 W 10
162. Collier, Dwayne Deer Valley 283 M 12
163. Collins, Fontana Pittsburg 867 M 10
164. Contreras, Shari Antioch 107 W 12
165. Cooper, Tanner Freedom 424 M 11
166. Cordero, Nicio Antioch 128 M 9
167. Cordisco, Audrey Livermore 727 W 10
168. Corniel, Leila Kimball 551 W 9
169. Corniel Moran, Lyric Kimball 552 W 10
170. Cortero, Jiana Freedom 382 W 9
171. Cortez, Tessa Freedom 383 W 11
172. Cosca, Charlotte Napa 785 W 10
173. Coyne, Josh Clayton Vall 227 M 10
174. Craft, Jaelen Newark Memor 842 M 9
175. Cravens, Carey Freedom 384 W 11
176. Cravens, Kristin Freedom 385 W 11
177. Croteau, Jake Liberty 682 M 9
178. Cruz, Brianna Freedom 386 W 11
179. Cruz, Jack Foothill (Pl 346 M 9
180. Culcasi, Jewelina Deer Valley 263 W 9
181. Cumby, Erich Freedom 425 M 10
182. Cunningham, Molly Liberty 634 W 10
183. Cutchen, Cory Livermore 756 M 9
184. Dadami, Madison Clayton Vall 191 W 9
185. Daetz, Lexi San Ramon Va 901 W 9
186. Daggs, Camryn Clayton Vall 192 W 10
187. Dalinberg, Dominic San Ramon Va 948 M 9
188. Dalke, Alyssa Liberty 635 W 10
189. Dang, Ryan San Ramon Va 949 M 12
190. Daniels, A'Lesha Heritage 469 W 11
191. Davies, Hayley Clayton Vall 193 W 9
192. Davila, Marcos Liberty 683 M 10
193. Davis, Breana Antioch 108 W 11
194. Davis, Danielle San Ramon Va 902 W 10
195. Davis, Jared Freedom 426 M 12
196. Davis, Taylor Kimball 553 W 12
197. Dawal, Marcus Heritage 510 M 10
198. De Manuel, Arren Jake Freedom 427 M 12
199. Dean, Nathan Foothill (Pl 347 M 9
200. del Castillo, Isabel Kimball 554 W 10
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Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
201. DeLao, Jasmine Heritage 470 W 11
202. Delavan, Janet Freedom 387 W 9
203. Delgado, Micah Liberty 684 M 9
204. Demsky, Willem Napa 806 M 10
205. Denny, Kamilah Freedom 388 W 10
206. Devera, Izzy Clayton Vall 194 W 9
207. Di Pasqua, Juliana Napa 786 W 12
208. Diaz, Aldo Liberty 685 M 11
209. Dickinson, Matt Foothill (Pl 348 M 12
210. Dimitropoulos, Vassillios Livermore 757 M 10
211. Dixon, Jayline Pittsburg 849 W 11
212. Doan, Daniel Antioch 129 M 9
213. Dodd, Baylee Napa 787 W 12
214. Dolle, Danica Heritage 471 W 12
215. Dolo, Adrian Deer Valley 284 M 11
216. Dorsey, Demone Antioch 130 M 11
217. Dourneau, Jonathan Foothill (Pl 349 M 12
218. Dow, Bailey Liberty 636 W 11
219. Drake, Mia Kimball 555 W 12
220. Drew, Tamia Livermore 728 W 10
221. D'Silva, Darren Foothill (Pl 350 M
222. Duignan, Skylar Heritage 472 W 11
223. Dukes, Samantha Livermore 729 W 11
224. Dumas, Nathan Liberty 686 M 9
225. Duncan, Miles Deer Valley 285 M 10
226. Dunlap, Ben San Ramon Va 950 M 12
227. Dunn, Aidan Freedom 428 M 10
228. Dunn, Isaiah Antioch 131 M 11
229. Duong, Joshua Deer Valley 286 M 9
230. Dutton, Emily Berean Chris 160 W 11
231. Eades, Kevin Liberty 687 M 12
232. Ealy, Mekel Clayton Vall 228 M 9
233. Eckel, Briel Freedom 390 W 11
234. Edelson, Dylan Foothill (Pl 351 M 12
235. Edwards, Brandi Deer Valley 264 W 11
236. Edwards, Jamil Pittsburg 868 M 10
237. Edwards, Lauren Freedom 391 W 10
238. Eelsing, Hannah Heritage 473 W 11
239. Ekunboyejo, Motunrayo Kimball 556 W 10
240. Elizaga, Jonathan Kimball 582 M 10
241. Elliott, Tajh Freedom 429 M 12
242. Ellis, Jeremiah Deer Valley 287 M 11
243. Elong, Patti Rose Freedom 393 W 10
244. Enos, Ireland Kimball 557 W 10
245. Enos, Krysten Kimball 558 W 10
246. Enriquez, Allisa Kimball 559 W 10
247. Escobar, Glorianna Clayton Vall 195 W 9
248. Esparza, Omar Freedom 430 M 9
249. Esquibel, Zach Liberty 688 M 12
250. Evers-Threatt, Jalen Deer Valley 288 M 12
251. Ezeife, Ifeoma Antioch 109 W 11
252. Faglar, Jley Deer Valley 265 W 12
253. Farsh, Tatyanah Antioch 110 W 11
254. Fellman, Jackson Liberty 689 M 9
255. Fender, Chris Freedom 431 M 10
256. Fleming, Hannah Freedom 394 W 10
257. Flenoid, Kiara Pittsburg 850 W 11
258. Fletcher, Ayrehon Freedom 395 W 11
259. Fletcher, Jordan Antioch 132 M 10
260. Flores, Cori Heritage 474 W 9
261. Floyd, Ethan Clayton Vall 229 M 10
262. Fonseca, Geo Clayton Vall 230 M 12
263. Foote, Delany Livermore 730 W 12
264. Foster, Tyler Newark Memor 843 M 10
265. Fouts, Jack Clayton Vall 231 M 11
266. Fouts, Kirstin Clayton Vall 196 W 10
267. Fratus, Diego Freedom 432 M 9
268. Frazier, Joshua Livermore 758 M 12
269. Frazier, Joshua California ( 186 M 12
270. Freund, Jasmine Heritage 475 W 11
271. Freund, Jocelyn Heritage 476 W 11
272. Freytes, Isaac Antioch 133 M 11
273. Friedman, Grace Heritage 477 W 10
274. Furth, Jordan Napa 807 M 9
275. Galkowski, David Livermore 759 M 11
276. Gambill, Alex San Ramon Va 951 M 11
277. Gandolfo, Amy Deer Valley 266 W 9
278. Gannon, Madison Livermore 731 W 11
279. Gaoteote, Niko Liberty 690 M 11
280. Garay, De'Andrew Heritage 511 M 10
281. Garcia, Adrian Deer Valley 289 M 12
282. Garcia, Itzel Clayton Vall 197 W 9
283. Garcia, Jose Pittsburg 869 M 12
284. Garcia, Jules Kimball 583 M 12
285. Garcia, Maren San Ramon Va 903 W 11
286. Garcia, Neithan Pittsburg 870 M 9
287. Garcia, Nicholas Liberty 691 M 12
288. Garcia, Savannah Liberty 637 W 10
289. Garrett, Jacob Liberty 692 M 11
290. Garza, Mariana Livermore 732 W 12
291. Gash, Gillian Liberty 638 W 11
292. Gates, Matthew Foothill (Pl 352 M 12
293. Gaul, Brianna Freedom 396 W 10
294. Giffin, Kyla Livermore 733 W 9
295. Gilkerson, Alyson Kimball 560 W 11
296. Gogan, Tristan Napa 808 M 12
297. Gomez, Christian Deer Valley 290 M 10
298. Gomez, Eduardo Antioch 134 M 9
299. Gonzalez, Bryan Antioch 135 M 10
300. Gonzalez, Julia Liberty 639 W 10
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Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
301. Goots, Skyler Liberty 693 M 10
302. Gore, Haley Kimball 561 W 10
303. Gorsuch, Owen Napa 809 M 11
304. Graham, Myrdis Clayton Vall 232 M 12
305. Grant, Kailani Clayton Vall 198 W 10
306. Gray, Derick Liberty 694 M 11
307. Gray, Kaitlyn Liberty 640 W 9
308. Grecco, Michael Heritage 512 M 10
309. Green, Dalaan Antioch 136 M 10
310. Green, Jazmyn Foothill (Pl 320 W 12
311. Green, Scarlett Kimball 562 W 11
312. Gregory, Jordan Liberty 641 W 9
313. Gregory, Taylor San Ramon Va 904 W 12
314. Griffin, Kyla Livermore 734 W 9
315. Grimes, Erin Antioch 111 W 10
316. Grisby, Namontte Pittsburg 871 M 12
317. Grisby, Yolanda Pittsburg 851 W 10
318. Griswold, Allie Berean Chris 161 W 10
319. Grogan, Daniel Berean Chris 171 M 10
320. Guarisco, Vince Berean Chris 172 M 11
321. Gul, Edrees San Ramon Va 952 M 12
322. Gundlfinger, Sage Napa 788 W 11
323. Gutierrez, Daniel Clayton Vall 233 M 10
324. Gutridge, Antonio Freedom 433 M 12
325. Gutridge, London Heritage 478 W 11
326. Hagler, Briar Napa 810 M 9
327. Hagler, Joshua Napa 811 M 10
328. Hahn, Zachary Heritage 513 M 10
329. Haines, Telvin Deer Valley 291 M 12
330. Hakimi, Sonann Kimball 584 M 9
331. Hall, Morgan Livermore 735 W 11
332. Hamblin, Dallas Freedom 434 M 12
333. Hamilton, Assiah Antioch 137 M 11
334. Hammer, Brock Liberty 695 M 9
335. Hand, Katherina Deer Valley 267 W 9
336. Hanible, Aaron Heritage 514 M 11
337. Hanners, Jessica-Mae Pittsburg 852 W 10
338. Hansen, Emilee Foothill (Pl 321 W 11
339. Hardman, Jesse Liberty 642 W 11
340. Harnish, Abby Livermore 736 W 9
341. Harris, Halee Kimball 563 W 10
342. Harris, Najee Antioch 138 M 11
343. Harrison, Alex Piedmont 845 M 12
344. Harrison, Camaree Pittsburg 853 W 12
345. Harrison, Ethan Napa 812 M 10
346. Hart, Demi Liberty 643 W 11
347. Hartjoy, Courtney Foothill (Pl 322 W 11
348. Hartman, Trudi Liberty 644 W 9
349. Harts, Willie Pittsburg 872 M 9
350. Harvey, Justin El Cerrito 312 M 12
351. Harvey, Ruby Napa 789 W 11
352. Hawkins, Trejon Liberty 696 M 11
353. Haydel, Kate Heritage 479 W 9
354. Healey, Emma Napa 790 W 9
355. Hearn, Casey Kimball 585 M 11
356. Hearn, Cody Kimball 586 M 12
357. Heller-Evens, Megan Livermore 737 W 12
358. Helton, Brenden Freedom 435 M 11
359. Henderson, Kevin San Ramon Va 953 M 9
360. Henze, Caleb Foothill (Pl 353 M 12
361. Hergert, Anthony Livermore 760 M 10
362. Herman, Alex San Ramon Va 954 M 10
363. Herman, Jori Napa 791 W 11
364. Hermeston, Cade Berean Chris 173 M 11
365. Herron, Ron Heritage 515 M 11
366. Heuer, Hunter Freedom 436 M 9
367. Hevener, Andrew Clayton Vall 234 M 9
368. Hevener, Jessica Clayton Vall 199 W 9
369. Hicks, Daylon Clayton Vall 235 M 9
370. Higgins, Kenroy Liberty 697 M 10
371. Highbrou, Napoleon Freedom 437 M 10
372. Hines, Megan Liberty 645 W 10
373. Hitchan, Taylor Foothill (Pl 323 W
374. Hodgson, Jack Liberty 698 M 10
375. Hodgson, Natalie Liberty 646 W 10
376. Hodgson, Robert Liberty 699 M 12
377. Hoffman, Michael Liberty 700 M 10
378. Hoke, Damian Napa 813 M 11
379. Hollenbeck, Rylee Liberty 647 W 11
380. Holmes, Aarone Pittsburg 873 M 10
381. Holsen, Jayden Livermore 738 W 9
382. Horn, Claire San Ramon Va 905 W 9
383. Howard, Raynisha Liberty 648 W 12
384. Hudson, Anthony Kimball 587 M 12
385. Huey, Derrick Freedom 438 M 12
386. Hummer, Gillian Clayton Vall 200 W 10
387. Hunter, Colby Freedom 439 M 9
388. Ibarra-Bautista, Alexis Pittsburg 854 W 10
389. Ihenacho, Onye Heritage 516 M 12
390. Ilaiyan, Genevieve Freedom 397 W 11
391. Iler, Chloe San Ramon Va 906 W 11
392. Iraheta, Gavino Clayton Vall 236 M 10
393. Iskin, Ben Clayton Vall 237 M 9
394. Jackman, Aidan Clayton Vall 238 M 10
395. Jackson, Aaron Heritage 517 M 11
396. Jackson, Giles Freedom 440 M 9
397. Jackson, Jake Foothill (Pl 354 M 10
398. Jackson - Turner, Elijah Freedom 441 M 11
399. Jackson-Rubio, Darius Heritage 518 M 9
400. Jacobson, Ella Foothill (Pl 324 W 10
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Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
401. Jacquez, Haley Freedom 398 W 12
402. Jang, David Berean Chris 174 M 9
403. Jayawardana, Darani Newark Memor 836 W 11
404. Jefferson, Marquise Kimball 588 M 11
405. Jensen, Tobias Deer Valley 292 M 10
406. Jessup, Jameson Napa 814 M 12
407. Jiang, Raina Livermore 739 W 11
408. Jimenez, David Foothill (Pl 355 M 9
409. Johnson, Alliyah Heritage 480 W 10
410. Johnson, Imonie Heritage 481 W 11
411. Johnson, Jessica Clayton Vall 201 W 12
412. Johnson, Natalyia Antioch 112 W 9
413. Johnson, Nicci Las Lomas 618 W 11
414. Johnston, Cameron Livermore 761 M 11
415. Jones, Becca Berean Chris 162 W 10
416. Jones, Cayla Clayton Vall 202 W 10
417. Jones, Jayla Antioch 113 W 11
418. Jose, Dylan Freedom 442 M 9
419. Kamalakis, Nicholas Liberty 701 M 10
420. Karnthorg, Abram Antioch 139 M 11
421. Kasten, Lisa Livermore 740 W 12
422. Kauffman, Tommy Clayton Vall 239 M 11
423. Kaye, Emily San Ramon Va 907 W 12
424. Keen, Chris Kimball 589 M 9
425. Keene, Sarah Amador Valle 100 W 12
426. Keeshen, Claire San Ramon Va 908 W 10
427. Kennedy, Elie San Ramon Va 909 W 9
428. Kennon, Julia Napa 792 W
429. Kenny, Kamaile San Ramon Va 910 W 11
430. Kersmaekers, Larissa Kimball 564 W 11
431. Kesavan, Loganath Foothill (Pl 356 M 9
432. Khoury, Alex Napa 815 M 12
433. Killensworth, Charlesha Antioch 114 W 11
434. King, Jake Clayton Vall 240 M 12
435. Kirby, Jacob Liberty 702 M 9
436. Kirk, Isaiah Kimball 590 M 11
437. Kirkland, Zoe San Ramon Va 911 W 9
438. Kironjo, Joy Deer Valley 268 W 11
439. Kittleson, Richard Deer Valley 293 M 10
440. Klinder, Avani Foothill (Pl 325 W 10
441. Knight, Liam Foothill (Pl 357 M 12
442. Knight, Valerie Liberty 649 W 11
443. Koertje, Emma Heritage 482 W 11
444. Kolon, Dylan Foothill (Pl 358 M 10
445. Kovisto, Cassidy Livermore 741 W 11
446. Kumar, Shimran Liberty 650 W 11
447. Kumar, Shivani San Ramon Va 912 W 10
448. Kurtz, Jennifer California ( 185 W 12
449. La Shon, Marquis Pittsburg 874 M 10
450. Lacap, Genevieve Kimball 565 W 12
451. Lacey, Michael Deer Valley 294 M 10
452. Lacy, Aaron Antioch 140 M 9
453. Lacy, Korey Heritage 519 M 9
454. Lafferty, Eryn Heritage 483 W 9
455. Laird, Shelby Pittsburg 855 W 10
456. Lalaind, Akeal Clayton Vall 241 M 11
457. Lang, Claude Heritage 520 M 11
458. Langendorff, Ethan Freedom 443 M 9
459. Larrea, Giovanni Freedom 444 M 9
460. La'Strap, Jeremiah Deer Valley 295 M 11
461. Le, Anne Livermore 742 W 10
462. Leal, Amanda Kimball 566 W 11
463. Lebegue, Victoria Livermore 743 W 11
464. Lehman, Kyle Clayton Vall 242 M 12
465. Leigh, Jake San Ramon Va 955 M 9
466. Leong, Katie Berean Chris 163 W 9
467. Leopold, Myles Kimball 591 M 9
468. Lewis, Carson Napa 816 M 11
469. Lewis, Jeremy Pittsburg 875 M 12
470. Lewis, Michael Antioch 141 M 9
471. Lewis, Nicole Deer Valley 269 W 11
472. Lewis, Robert Antioch 142 M 9
473. Lewis, Taylor Antioch 115 W 10
474. Lewis, Tiffany San Ramon Va 913 W 9
475. Ligon, Skyler Liberty 651 W 10
476. Lim, Sydney Heritage 484 W 12
477. Linnebur, Hayden Kimball 592 M 12
478. Lipetri, Dannica Liberty 652 W 11
479. Lipetri, Victoria Liberty 653 W 10
480. Littlejohn, Dominic Heritage 521 M 11
481. Lizano, Jacob San Ramon Va 956 M 11
482. Llamas, Felix Napa 817 M 12
483. Lofgren, Sierra Clayton Vall 203 W 9
484. Loo, Jasmine Foothill (Pl 326 W 10
485. Lopez, Jorge Kimball 593 M 12
486. Lopez, Pedro Napa 818 M 9
487. Loughran, Nicole San Ramon Va 914 W 9
488. Loyola, Juan Napa 819 M 10
489. Loza, Melissa Freedom 399 W 11
490. Lubinsky, Audrey San Ramon Va 915 W 9
491. Lucido, Daniel Antioch 143 M 9
492. Lukas, Cole Foothill (Pl 359 M 10
493. Luke, Ralph Antioch 144 M 9
494. Lustosa, Ana-Carolina Clayton Vall 204 W 10
495. ly, cuong Kimball 594 M 12
496. Lynn, Michael Antioch 145 M 9
497. Lyon, Andrea San Ramon Va 916 W 11
498. Mack, Alijah Foothill (Pl 360 M 10
499. Macklin, Andrew Liberty 703 M 11
500. MacKnight, Alex Napa 793 W 11
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Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
501. MacPherson, Madison Liberty 654 W 10
502. Maghoney, William Liberty 704 M 11
503. Maheshwari, Devon Livermore 762 M 9
504. Maheshwari, Kajol Livermore 744 W 12
505. Maka, John Pittsburg 876 M 9
506. Maklaf, Omar Livermore 763 M 11
507. Maldonado, Deyvan Freedom 445 M 12
508. Mallajosyula, Mudith San Ramon Va 957 M 11
509. Malley, Sean Clayton Vall 243 M 9
510. Mantilla-Tenorio, Renato Freedom 446 M 11
511. Marchi, Jordyn Heritage 485 W 11
512. Martin, Max San Ramon Va 958 M 12
513. Martinez, Amy Antioch 116 W 10
514. Martinez, Anastasia Freedom 400 W 11
515. Martinez, Bishop Livermore 764 M 12
516. Martinez, Kylie Livermore 745 W 11
517. Mason, DeAngelo Freedom 447 M 10
518. Mazotti, Dominick Foothill (Pl 361 M 9
519. McCabe, Ross Foothill (Pl 362 M 12
520. McCauley, Nathan Heritage 522 M 11
521. McClain, Caitlin Kimball 567 W 12
522. McCluhan, Floyd Clayton Vall 244 M 10
523. McCormick, Steven San Ramon Va 959 M 9
524. McCoy, Kevin Pittsburg 877 M 10
525. McCue, Samantha Foothill (Pl 327 W 9
526. McCutchen, Triniti Pittsburg 856 W 10
527. McElroy, Mikai Livermore 765 M 10
528. Mckeag, Abby Foothill (Pl 328 W 10
529. McNamar, Logan Pittsburg 878 M 10
530. McNeely, Seth Liberty 705 M 12
531. McVeigh-Dipeso, Francis Livermore 766 M 12
532. Medley, Dan San Ramon Va 960 M 10
533. Melendez, Axel Deer Valley 296 M 10
534. Melgoza, Hector Liberty 706 M 11
535. Mendez, Jessica San Ramon Va 917 W 12
536. Menon, Nina Foothill (Pl 329 W 12
537. Merritt, Roman Clayton Vall 245 M 9
538. Merryman, Caelan Freedom 448 M 10
539. Meyer, Kourtney Liberty 655 W 11
540. Miles, Isabella Liberty 656 W 10
541. Miller, Eliana Napa 794 W 9
542. Miller, Jordan San Ramon Va 961 M 11
543. Miller, Robbie Deer Valley 297 M 9
544. Milton, Ari Washington 982 W 12
545. Minetto, Ariana Freedom 401 W 9
546. Mitchell, Alaysia Clayton Vall 205 W 9
547. Mitchell, Destiny Newark Memor 837 W 12
548. Mitchell, Jalen Pittsburg 879 M 10
549. Mitchell, Jalyn Clayton Vall 246 M 11
550. Molina, Isaac San Ramon Va 962 M 10
551. Moll, Brittany Heritage 486 W 11
552. Monsen, Emma Foothill (Pl 330 W
553. Montenegro, Lucus Livermore 767 M 11
554. Moody, KJ Kimball 595 M 11
555. Mooyman, Jake San Ramon Va 963 M 10
556. Mooyman, Jeff San Ramon Va 964 M 10
557. Morales, Sara Heritage 487 W 11
558. Moran, Monica Foothill (Pl 331 W 10
559. Morelli, Alyssa Antioch 117 W 11
560. Moreno, Raylene Freedom 402 W 10
561. Morford, Jenna Heritage 488 W 11
562. Morgan, Amanda Napa 795 W 9
563. Moronez, Milez Heritage 523 M 11
564. Morris, Jordan Deer Valley 298 M 11
565. Morris, Maya Pittsburg 857 W 12
566. Moseley, Zachary Pittsburg 880 M 10
567. Mota, Jake San Ramon Va 965 M 11
568. Mott, Teagan Napa 796 W 11
569. Moufarrej, Nicholas San Ramon Va 966 M 11
570. Munns, Sydney Liberty 657 W 11
571. Munoz, Diego Middletown 985 M 12
572. Murillo, Julian Kimball 596 M 10
573. Murnane, Lindsey Freedom 403 W 10
574. Myers, Matthew Livermore 768 M 10
575. Najarro, Giovanni Pittsburg 881 M 12
576. Naldo, Kayla Kimball 568 W 9
577. Natsch, David Foothill (Pl 363 M 11
578. Navarrete, Roberto Napa 820 M 9
579. Navarro, Gustavo Napa 821 M 10
580. Nazareno, Lorenzo Heritage 524 M 9
581. Neukirchen, Ingrid Heritage 489 W 9
582. Nguyen, Mary Foothill (Pl 332 W 10
583. Nguyen, Victor Deer Valley 299 M 11
584. Nichols, Alle Clayton Vall 206 W 9
585. Nino, Ariana Foothill (Pl 333 W 11
586. Nirankari, Puneet Freedom 449 M 10
587. Noden, Isabella San Ramon Va 918 W 9
588. Novinger, Andrew Berean Chris 175 M 9
589. Nuez-Mixon, Malia Pittsburg 858 W 10
590. Oaiya, Oasgie Deer Valley 300 M 11
591. Oaiya, Osagie Deer Valley 301 M
592. Obiajulu, VJ Kimball 597 M 12
593. Oden, Chase Liberty 707 M 12
594. Oggenfuss, Bella Napa 797 W 10
595. Ohlpede, Teleola Heritage 490 W 10
596. Oleski, Cody Freedom 451 M 10
597. Olson, Claire Clayton Vall 207 W 12
598. Olson, Jacob Middletown 984 M 12
599. Olvera, Diego Napa 822 M 9
600. Onstott, Nicole Freedom 404 W 10
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Alphabetical Roster
Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
601. Onuaha, Makonna Deer Valley 270 W 9
602. Opeyany, Sayed Clayton Vall 247 M 12
603. Ose, Rachel Foothill (Pl 334 W 12
604. Ositu, Timothy Heritage 525 M 10
605. Osorio, Alejandro Liberty 708 M 10
606. Osterkamp, Kelly Clayton Vall 208 W 10
607. Overfield, Michael San Ramon Va 967 M 10
608. Overton, Marquis Antioch 146 M 9
609. Owens, Ethan Kimball 598 M 12
610. Owens, Jake Berean Chris 176 M 10
611. Page, Erin Foothill (Pl 335 W 12
612. Paicos, Krystal San Ramon Va 919 W 10
613. Palacios, Brandon Antioch 147 M 9
614. Palmer, Gavin Heritage 526 M 10
615. Pamer, Bryce Clayton Vall 248 M 10
616. Pangrazio, Joseph San Ramon Va 968 M 11
617. Parker, Jordan Pittsburg 882 M 12
618. Parkerson, Conner Livermore 769 M 11
619. Parriott, Jill Napa 798 W 10
620. Parsons, Anthony (Tony) Freedom 450 M 11
621. Parungao, Joseph Kimball 599 M 10
622. Patterson, Aleeyah Pittsburg 859 W 12
623. Patterson, Tyrese Pittsburg 883 M 11
624. Paz, Raul Pittsburg 884 M 9
625. Pence, Haley San Ramon Va 920 W 12
626. Penner, Braden Heritage 527 M 9
627. Peralta, Jessica Liberty 658 W 9
628. Perez, Andrea Liberty 659 W 10
629. Perez, Eric Clayton Vall 249 M 10
630. Perez, JJ Clayton Vall 250 M 11
631. Perez, Nathan Kimball 600 M 11
632. Perez-De Leon, Alex Napa 823 M 10
633. Perry, Ashton Antioch 148 M 10
634. Perry, Jack Livermore 770 M 10
635. Petagara, Matt San Ramon Va 969 M 12
636. Pete, Elijah Antioch 149 M 10
637. Pete, Taaje Antioch 118 W 10
638. Pharr, Rachel Napa 799 W 9
639. Phillips, Larry Livermore 771 M 12
640. Pickett, Janna Livermore 746 W 10
641. Pierce, Robert Freedom 452 M 12
642. Pierce, Teaun-Tr'e Pittsburg 885 M 10
643. Pike, Myliah Deer Valley 271 W 10
644. Pimwong, Michael Antioch 150 M 9
645. Plasencia, Ezon Pittsburg 886 M 12
646. Plihon, Evan Luc San Ramon Va 970 M 10
647. Podgorski, Julia San Ramon Va 921 W 11
648. Ponce-Vargas, Vicente Freedom 453 M 10
649. Pontius, Kelsey Freedom 405 W 12
650. Porter, Taneesha Freedom 406 W 10
651. Portillo, Elliott Liberty 709 M 11
652. Potts, Maurcedez Newark Memor 838 W 12
653. Preston, Priest Deer Valley 302 M 9
654. Price, Julia Kimball 569 W 12
655. Prince, Jaylin Clayton Vall 209 W 12
656. Prince, Makayla Clayton Vall 210 W 9
657. Qui, Allyson Napa 800 W 9
658. Quiambao, Bo Kimball 601 M 12
659. Quiambao, Bryson Kimball 602 M 9
660. Raj, Catherine Foothill (Pl 336 W 9
661. Raja, Kevin Foothill (Pl 364 M 12
662. Ramalho, Octavio Kimball 603 M 10
663. Ramirez, Victoria Liberty 660 W 10
664. Ramos, Anthony Kimball 604 M 9
665. Ramos, Jake Foothill (Pl 365 M
666. Range, Dominic Livermore 772 M 11
667. Rangel, Katie Clayton Vall 211 W 10
668. Rausch, Henry Deer Valley 303 M 11
669. Ravin, Meg San Ramon Va 922 W 9
670. Reeves, Zavier Antioch 151 M 9
671. Reich, Dajean Deer Valley 304 M 10
672. Reiser, Caroline San Ramon Va 923 W 10
673. Revuelta, Joaquin Antioch 152 M 10
674. Richards-Hatton, Abigail Napa 801 W 11
675. Richmond, Alec Napa 824 M 12
676. Richmond, Jacob Napa 825 M 10
677. Rickli, Addison Heritage 491 W 10
678. Rivera, Eleanna Freedom 407 W 9
679. Rivera, Kayla San Ramon Va 924 W 10
680. Rivers, Ronald Freedom 454 M 11
681. Robbins, Nathan Berean Chris 177 M 9
682. Robertson, Tylin Antioch 153 M 9
683. Robichau, Jay Napa 826 M 9
684. Robinson, Kaylah El Cerrito 311 W 11
685. Rocha, Johnny Antioch 154 M 11
686. Rodgers, Jared Freedom 455 M 11
687. Rodriguez, Caleb Berean Chris 178 M 9
688. Rogers, Jason Clayton Vall 251 M 11
689. Rogers, Kyle San Ramon Va 971 M 10
690. Rohrer, Spencer Heritage 528 M 12
691. Roker, Bailey Foothill (Pl 366 M 11
692. Rollins, Bobby Pittsburg 887 M 11
693. Roque, Jared Kimball 605 M 9
694. Rosaia, Dan San Ramon Va 972 M 9
695. Rosas, Eelan Liberty 661 W 11
696. Rose, Brittney Kimball 570 W 12
697. Rossignol-Lopez, Halie Liberty 662 W 9
698. Rover, Natalie Heritage 492 W 11
699. Roy, Zachary Freedom 456 M 11
700. Rubio, Rubin Freedom 457 M 10
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Alphabetical Roster
Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
701. Rubio, Zak Heritage 529 M 10
702. Ruzicka, Natalie Clayton Vall 212 W 11
703. Sahibzada, Eimon Kimball 606 M 12
704. Salas, Jenna Antioch 119 W 10
705. Sampayan, Rachel Kimball 571 W 11
706. San Andres, Raphael Berean Chris 179 M 10
707. Sanchez, Griffen Foothill (Pl 367 M 10
708. Sandifer, Jonathan Deer Valley 305 M 10
709. Sandoval, Lilliana Antioch 120 W 9
710. Sanghera, Gurin Heritage 493 W 9
711. Santana, Savannah Freedom 408 W 12
712. Santos, Malcolm Deer Valley 306 M 12
713. Santos, Marcus Deer Valley 307 M 12
714. Sarne, Annysa San Ramon Va 925 W 9
715. Sayed, Freshta Freedom 409 W 9
716. Schaefer, Logan Heritage 530 M 11
717. Schmidig, Lizzie San Ramon Va 926 W 10
718. Schotte, Brandon Napa 827 M 9
719. Schubert, Arron Freedom 458 M 12
720. Scudero, Ben Napa 828 M 10
721. Seligman, Julia Freedom 410 W 11
722. Shackelford, Jack Liberty 710 M 12
723. Shaffer, Jade Deer Valley 272 W 10
724. Shannon, Jonathan Liberty 711 M 12
725. Shapiro, Brett San Ramon Va 973 M 9
726. Sharma, Varun Foothill (Pl 368 M 10
727. Sherman, Malcolm Kimball 607 M 12
728. Shiffman, Austin Clayton Vall 252 M 10
729. Shilich, McKenna San Ramon Va 927 W 9
730. Shipstead, Ingrid Clayton Vall 213 W 10
731. Siao, Lauren Deer Valley 273 W 11
732. Silver, Nathaniel Liberty 712 M 11
733. Silviera, Amanda Livermore 747 W 11
734. Simone, Daniel Heritage 531 M 9
735. Singh, Nikhil Foothill (Pl 369 M 12
736. Siville, Peyton Clayton Vall 214 W 10
737. Sivkka, Fredrik Livermore 773 M 10
738. Skinner, Eli Berean Chris 180 M 12
739. Smith, Carter Foothill (Pl 370 M 9
740. Smith, D'Najee Pittsburg 888 M 11
741. Smith, Hannah Freedom 411 W 10
742. Smith, Naomi Newark Memor 839 W 11
743. Smith-Wiggins, Sidney Deer Valley 274 W 12
744. Snyder, Jacob Heritage 532 M 12
745. Sochin, Jason Livermore 774 M 12
746. Somers, Eli San Ramon Va 974 M 12
747. Souza, Elle Kimball 572 W 10
748. Spann-Shaw, Jared Heritage 533 M 11
749. Sparaco, Hannah Heritage 494 W 9
750. Sparaco, Sarah Heritage 495 W 10
751. Sparks, Maxim Napa 829 M 10
752. Spiller, Aaron Livermore 775 M 12
753. Spraggins, Kalli Liberty 663 W 11
754. Stamatelaky, Benjamin Kimball 608 M 12
755. Stame, Benjamin Berean Chris 181 M 11
756. Stangrover, Kyle San Ramon Va 975 M 10
757. Stanton, Sydney Liberty 664 W 10
758. Stavolone, Bailey Kimball 573 W 12
759. Steinhorst, Kendall Heritage 496 W 10
760. Stewart, Dallin San Ramon Va 976 M 10
761. Stewart, Mia Antioch 121 W 9
762. Stivers, Emma San Ramon Va 928 W 9
763. Sudweeks, Michael Liberty 713 M 11
764. Sullivan, Caleb Liberty 714 M 10
765. Sullivan, Russell Foothill (Pl 371 M 9
766. Sunseri, Anthony Liberty 715 M 12
767. Surrell, Alexis Newark Memor 840 W 10
768. Swafford, Whitney Napa 802 W 9
769. Swan, Mason Kimball 609 M 9
770. Tabasa, Amaya Heritage 497 W 9
771. Tabasa, Mireya Heritage 498 W 11
772. Tabuchi, Eliza Foothill (Pl 337 W 10
773. Tarelli, Tanner Middletown 986 M 12
774. Tavella, Emma San Ramon Va 929 W 9
775. Tavella, Kate San Ramon Va 930 W 9
776. Taylor, Devon Pittsburg 889 M 11
777. Taylor, Jeffrey Freedom 460 M 12
778. Taylor, Keonte Antioch 155 M 12
779. Taylor, Taylen Pittsburg 860 W 10
780. Tchoumie, Ornella Freedom 412 W 12
781. Teach, Jordan Clayton Vall 253 M 10
782. Teitell, Nick Amador Valle 102 M 11
783. Terrell, Kailyn San Ramon Va 931 W 10
784. Tesfaye, Bezawit Deer Valley 275 W 11
785. Thomas, Leeah Making Waves 779 W 9
786. Thomas, Trayvon Newark Memor 844 M 11
787. Thomas III, John Freedom 461 M 10
788. Thompson, Catherine Heritage 499 W 11
789. Thorng, Madison Foothill (Pl 338 W 9
790. Tilcock, Aiden Freedom 462 M 12
791. Timmons, Aaron Liberty 716 M 9
792. Tinnon, Solomon Napa 830 M 10
793. Toledo, Andrew Pittsburg 890 M 12
794. Toliver, Soila Pittsburg 861 W 10
795. Toma, Nick San Ramon Va 977 M 10
796. Tombaga, Michael Pittsburg 891 M 10
797. Tran, Mikayla Foothill (Pl 339 W 11
798. Tran, Sinjun Kimball 610 M 9
799. Trevino, Konrad Freedom 463 M 10
800. Truhe, Colette Liberty 665 W 9
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Alphabetical Roster
Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
801. Truhe, Miranda Liberty 666 W 11
802. Turnage, Kayla Clayton Vall 215 W 10
803. Turner, Cameron San Ramon Va 978 M 9
804. Turner, Isaiah Pittsburg 892 M 12
805. Ullom, Dustin Livermore 776 M 12
806. Umeh, Henry Berean Chris 182 M 11
807. Unubun, Desjonique Deer Valley 276 W 9
808. Urban, Grant San Ramon Va 979 M 10
809. Valdez, Anthony Deer Valley 308 M 11
810. Valdez, Rebecca Freedom 413 W 10
811. Valdillez, Fiona Heritage 500 W 9
812. Valenton, Miguel Livermore 777 M 10
813. Valenton, Rafael Livermore 778 M 12
814. Valenton, Veronica Livermore 748 W 9
815. Valerio, Justin Kimball 611 M 10
816. Van Katwyk, Seth Kimball 612 M 10
817. Van Zandt, Jake Napa 831 M 11
818. Vanderheid Nye, Madeline Heritage 501 W 11
819. Vanier, Lauren Heritage 502 W 10
820. Vargas, Kennedy Antioch 122 W 9
821. Vasquez, Isaac Kimball 613 M 11
822. Vasquez, Lucy Antioch 123 W 9
823. Vazquez, Alex Napa 832 M 9
824. Vega, Cisco Liberty 717 M 11
825. Vejsada, Matthew Heritage 534 M 11
826. Velasquez, Jordan Clayton Vall 254 M 12
827. Vernarecci, Riley Heritage 535 M 11
828. Vertin-Hawkins, Rhianon Freedom 414 W 11
829. Villanueva, Ruben Napa 833 M 9
830. Vincent, Ricky Napa 834 M 11
831. Viray, Jonathon Kimball 614 M 12
832. Vocal, Ethan Kimball 615 M 10
833. Wade, Jabbar Freedom 464 M 10
834. Waechter, Max Heritage 536 M 9
835. Wagner, Paul San Ramon Va 980 M 9
836. Walden, Hannah Clayton Vall 216 W 9
837. Walker, Kayla Heritage 503 W 10
838. Walker, Keith Deer Valley 309 M 11
839. Wallace, Lauren San Ramon Va 932 W 10
840. Walrond, Lauren Liberty 667 W 10
841. Wang, Julia Las Lomas 619 W 11
842. Ward, James Clayton Vall 255 M 10
843. Ward, Matt San Ramon Va 981 M 12
844. Washington, Andrew Kimball 616 M 10
845. Watt, Jasmine Berean Chris 164 W 12
846. Whetstone, Micah Heritage 537 M 10
847. White, Dylan Clayton Vall 256 M 10
848. White, Monique Pinole Valle 846 W 12
849. Whitman, Taylor Freedom 415 W 10
850. Whitmire, Devin Heritage 538 M 12
851. Wilkins, Ariana Deer Valley 277 W 11
852. Willaims, Annesley Freedom 416 W 11
853. Williams, Asialynn Antioch 124 W
854. Williams, Faith Heritage 504 W 9
855. Williams, Hasaan Heritage 539 M 10
856. Williams, Jeff Clayton Vall 257 M 11
857. Williams, Michael Berean Chris 183 M 9
858. Williams, Xavier Heritage 540 M 10
859. Wilson, James Heritage 541 M 11
860. Wilson, Luke Berean Chris 184 M 10
861. Winding, Adam Heritage 542 M 12
862. Winding, Dane Heritage 543 M 10
863. Winn, Cayson Deer Valley 310 M 10
864. Wollenwebber, Jacinda Pittsburg 862 W 12
865. Wollett, Victoria Liberty 668 W 11
866. Wong, Rachel Liberty 669 W 11
867. Wood, Abbey San Ramon Va 933 W 11
868. Woollett, Brody Liberty 718 M 9
869. Wright, Tariq Pittsburg 893 M 11
870. Wylie, Emily Liberty 670 W 12
871. Wylie, Jessica Liberty 671 W 9
872. Wynne, Chloe Foothill (Pl 340 W 9
873. Yancich, Mia San Ramon Va 934 W 10
874. Young, Nicholas Heritage 544 M 10
875. Yozzo, Hannah Amador Valle 101 W 11
876. Yusuf-sada, Amaana Heritage 545 M 12
877. Zagar, Aaron Foothill (Pl 372 M
878. Zaionz, Jacob Foothill (Pl 373 M
879. Zarza, Nicholas Napa 835 M 9
880. Zhao, Anna Foothill (Pl 341 W 12
881. Ziebarth, Krista Kimball 574 W 9
882. Zuniga, Dominic Liberty 719 M 10
883. Zyla, Jaya San Ramon Va 935 W 11
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Alphabetical Roster
Name School Comp# Sex Year Name School Comp# Sex Year
Total Athletes: 883
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Marsh Creek Invitational
We invite members of the media to cover the Marsh Creek Track Invitational sponsored by Les Schwab Tires of Brentwood & Oakley being held at Freedom High School March 12, 2016. Track & field events begin at 9 am. Currently we have 20+ school scheduled to attending.
The meet competes rain or shire. Currently the forecast for Oakley at 6am Friday call for clear to partly cloud in the morning w/ increasing chances of rain starting increasing at 2pm with 50% chance by 5pm. [Hope to be done by 5pm]
Attached you will find the following that will help your organization cover the meet.
Team Rosters w/ competitor #, Team & Grade
Performance List by event
Event Schedule.
If you need any other information please feel free to contact me or stop by the timing tent.
Look forward to seeing you at the meet.
Thanks
Glenn F. Briggs ATC
Head Certified Athletic Trainer
Head Track & Field Coach
ROP Sport Medicine & Algebra 1 Instructor
Freedom High School
Mobile - 925.323.8460
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