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Maggie Vessey (Soquel HS 2000; Cal Poly SLO 2005)
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:55.32 Maggie Vessey Junior CCS Finals - SJCC 5-28-99
:54.60 Maggie Vessey Senior Golden West Inv. - Sacramento 6-10-00

Matt Giusto
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Matt Giusto (born October 25, 1966 in San Francisco, California) is an American track and field athlete. He competed for the United States, running the 5,000 meters in the 1996 Olympics.[1]

He was a 1984 graduate of San Mateo High School where he was the 1983 national champion at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships. He went on to finish third in the 3200 meters at the CIF California State Meet.[2]

While at the University of Arizona he was the 1988 NCAA Champion at 5,000 meters,[3] thus he became the first male athlete to win both the Footlocker National Championship and an NCAA Championship.

By virtue of finishing second at the USA National Cross Country Championships, he ran on the USA team at the 1993 World Cross Country Championships.

He was the 1993 and 1994 USA National Champion at 5,000 meters[4] and also in 1994, the Indoor 3,000 meter champion.[5]

He also took a shot at road running, winning the 1994 national road championship at 5K[6] and the 1996 Crescent City Classic, which also was the national championship race.[7]

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The 2014 GEORGE NEWLON SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD — TRACK was presented to Leroy Milam in recognition to his work as a starter. Leroy was first certified in 2001 and advanced to MASTER LEVEL as a starter in 2005. Leroy also works as a clerk, a marshal, official’s coordinator and instructor and mentor to starters.

Leroy Milam started the De La Salle/Carondelet Nike Invitational at Newhall Park on Saturday, September 20, 2014.

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Deena Kastor Sets Four World Masters Records at Rock 'n' Roll Philadelphia



PHILADELPHIA - (Sept. 21, 2014) - Nothing appears to be stopping American distance-running ace Deena Kastor. The 41-year-old Olympic bronze medalist and American marathon-record holder added another mark to her impressive and extensive resume this weekend: the Masters world record in the half-marathon. Kastor, who lives and trains in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., clocked 1 hour, 9 minutes and 36 seconds to finish third at the Rock 'n' Roll Philadelphia Half Marathon on Sunday morning.


Along the way, Kastor also set three more Masters world records at 15K (49:03), 10 miles (52:41) and 20K (1:05:52). She also broke her own American Masters half-marathon record of 1:11:38.



Her showing was a 20-second improvement over the previous world best set by Russia's Irina Permitina in 2008.

Ethiopia's Aberu Kebede, the 2012 Berlin Marathon Champion, won the women's race in 1:08:40. Kenya's Caroline Rotich came in 41 seconds later at 1:09:21. Kastor said being able to keep an eye on both Kebede and Rotich throughout the race spurred her stay competitive during the miles where she had her doubts.


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Course Records Fall at USA 50K Championships


BEND, Ore. (Sept. 21, 2014) - It was a fast day at the
USA 50K Trail Championships, held today at Bend's Flagline 50K. A cloudless sky with temperatures in the 50s would bode well for the athletes to set off at a fast pace and as a result, both the men's and women's course records were broken.



For the women, first-timer at the distance, Megan Roche, 24, Mountain View, Calif., led from the start and, in a competitive field, finished eight overall in a time of four hours, 40 seconds,, smashing the 2012 record of 4:11:28 set by Erica Baron.



The men's race saw Tim Tollefson, 29, Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (pictured above, photo by Richard Bolt), in his debut trail race break away from the field some six miles into the race and finish with a course-record performance of 3:24:04.



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Ryan Hall Teams Up With MetroPCS Dallas Marathon as Elite Ambassador


DALLAS - Two-time U.S. Olympic marathoner and American half-marathon record holder
Ryan Hall has signed a multi-year partnership agreement with the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon to serve as an ambassador for Dallas' oldest and largest marathon. In addition to participating in the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon, Half Marathon and Behringer Relay weekend activities each December, Hall will appear in promotional campaigns for the event.



The 31-year-old Hall (image courtesy PhotoRun) posted the best-ever American time in the marathon and has represented the U.S. in the 2008 and 2012 Olympic games. Hall made his marathon debut at the 2007 London marathon, where he placed seventh at 2:08:24, now the American record for a debut marathon. He is married to Sara Hall, also a professional distance runner, and together they operate the nonprofit Hall Steps Foundation, which funds mentoring and running programs for at-risk youth.



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Hales, Stephen Win XTERRA Trail Run Nationals


OGDEN, Utah (September 21, 2014) - Brett Hales made quite the first impression on Snowbasin Resort and the XTERRA Trail Run National Championship.


Although he lives in Layton - about 35 miles away from Snowbasin - Hales had never raced on the picturesque trails at Snowbasin until Sunday. All he did in his first XTERRA Trail Run was win the overall National Championship.



"It was phenomenal, I loved it," said Hales, 28, who was competing in his first-ever trail race. "Holy cow, that was so addicting. Looking left and seeing the valley, looking right and seeing the valley, it was unlike anything I've ever done before."



In the women's race, Liz Stephen (pictured), a two-time Olympic cross country skier from Vermont who spends her off-season in Park City, captured the elusive women's championship title after two close second-place finishes on this course in 2011 and last year.



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NEW YORK - An extraordinary contingent of decorated marathoners from around the world, featuring world record-holder Wilson Kipsang
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OVERALL WINNERS ( REMOVED FROM BELOW )
Bib Name Team Start Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Elapsed Division Gender Age
496 ILLI GARDNER 08:30:00 00:05:41 00:00:51 00:34:09 00:00:50 00:20:06 01:01:37 TRIATHLON F 14
443 DARCI CASSINELLI 08:12:00 00:06:50 00:01:18 00:35:32 00:00:43 00:20:53 01:05:16 TRIATHLON F 35
630 SUSAN PARKINSON SEE MOLLY RUN- ADELINE- INITTOWINIT 08:12:00 00:06:33 00:01:37 00:34:58 00:01:03 00:21:21 01:05:32 TRIATHLON F 37
654 DARIUS RENEAU 08:30:00 00:09:17 00:03:45 00:37:22 00:01:15 00:27:07 01:18:46 TRIATHLON M 43
757 ANDREW MAXWELL 08:30:00 00:09:19 00:05:19 00:37:38 00:02:54 00:35:24 01:30:34 TRIATHLON M 51
532 TONY ITON 08:30:00 00:13:55 00:04:26 00:44:11 00:01:31 00:31:20 01:35:23 TRIATHLON M 51

TRIATHLON RESULTS
Bib Name Team Start Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Elapsed Division Div Place Gender Gender Place Age Age Place
651 KATHY RAPMUND 08:18:00 00:07:42 00:00:54 00:36:04 00:01:30 00:22:19 01:08:29 TRIATHLON 1 F 1 44 1
503 ALEKSANDRA GRADINAROVA 08:12:00 00:08:14 00:01:12 00:34:57 00:01:28 00:24:07 01:09:58 TRIATHLON 2 F 2 36 1
591 LIZ MCMILLAN 08:12:00 00:08:18 00:01:43 00:38:05 00:01:23 00:20:34 01:10:03 TRIATHLON 3 F 3 35 2
607 ELAINE MORISON 08:30:00 00:06:01 00:00:30 00:38:02 00:01:15 00:26:08 01:11:56 TRIATHLON 4 F 4 54 1
552 RENSKE KIRCHHOLTES 08:06:00 00:08:42 00:02:11 00:34:41 00:00:50 00:25:43 01:12:07 TRIATHLON 5 F 5 34 1
580 KRISTI MAHADOCON 08:18:00 00:07:15 00:01:01 00:35:35 00:01:21 00:27:10 01:12:22 TRIATHLON 6 F 6 44 2
455 SHEILA COTTER 08:30:00 00:08:32 00:00:37 00:35:50 00:01:31 00:26:07 01:12:37 TRIATHLON 7 F 7 57 1
753 MARLENE SUMMERS 08:12:00 00:06:27 00:00:37 00:35:43 00:01:33 00:29:36 01:13:56 TRIATHLON 8 F 8 36 3
619 ANIKA NIEH 08:00:00 00:08:41 00:01:17 00:38:00 00:01:14 00:24:54 01:14:06 TRIATHLON 9 F 9 25 1
553 FAITH KIRKPATRICK 08:06:00 00:08:02 00:02:44 00:37:40 00:02:17 00:24:40 01:15:23 TRIATHLON 10 F 10 31 2
559 ADELINE LAMBERT SEE MOLLY RUN- ADELINE- INITTOWINIT 08:00:00 00:07:36 00:01:55 00:40:11 00:01:23 00:24:30 01:15:35 TRIATHLON 11 F 11 27 2
737 JENNIFER WOOD 08:00:00 00:07:13 00:01:59 00:37:21 00:01:00 00:28:19 01:15:52 TRIATHLON 12 F 12 27 3
550 STEPHANIE KING 08:24:00 00:07:17 00:01:53 00:40:31 00:00:55 00:25:37 01:16:13 TRIATHLON 13 F 13 47 1
420 CARA BATEMAN 08:12:00 00:09:19 00:01:19 00:39:46 00:01:43 00:24:35 01:16:42 TRIATHLON 14 F 14 38 4
556 JENNA KUPA 08:30:00 00:05:41 00:01:44 00:42:47 00:00:40 00:26:30 01:17:22 TRIATHLON 15 F 15 15 1
510 CARLY HAMILTON 08:00:00 00:08:08 00:02:00 00:41:04 00:01:33 00:24:38 01:17:23 TRIATHLON 16 F 16 26 4
536 KARIN JENKS TEAM JENKS- KARIN JENKS- TOCHIOI 08:18:00 00:08:33 00:01:26 00:38:05 00:01:18 00:28:03 01:17:25 TRIATHLON 17 F 17 44 3
515 JILLIAN HARRIS 08:00:00 00:07:04 00:01:32 00:38:47 00:01:47 00:28:20 01:17:30 TRIATHLON 18 F 18 24 1
645 HANNAH PRITCHETT SEE MOLLY RUN- ADELINE- INITTOWINIT 08:06:00 00:07:24 00:02:22 00:40:03 00:01:00 00:26:42 01:17:31 TRIATHLON 19 F 19 30 3
576 WHITNEY LYNN 08:00:00 00:08:37 00:02:24 00:38:19 00:01:32 00:27:00 01:17:52 TRIATHLON 20 F 20 27 5

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a list of the NCAA outdoor champions in the 120 yard high hurdles until 1975, with the metric 110 meters hurdles being contested in Olympic years starting in 1932. Metrication occurred in 1976, so all subsequent championships were at the metric distance. Hand timing was used until 1973, starting in 1974 fully automatic timing was used. The height of the hurdles and the spacing between the two races are identical, 110 meters is 29 cm just slightly under a foot longer from the last hurdle to the finish line.

Champions[edit]
Key
y=yards
w=wind aided
A=Altitude assisted
Year Name, (Country) Team Time
1921 Earl Thomson Canada Dartmouth 14.4y
1922 Harold Barron Penn St 15.4y
1923 Ivan Riley Kansas St 15.2y
1924 not held
1925 Hugo Leistner Stanford 14.6y
1926 George Guthrie Ohio St 14.8y
1927 Weems Baskin Auburn 14.9y
1928 Dwight Kane Ohio Wesleyan 14.7y
1929 Richard Rockaway Ohio St 14.7y
1930 Steve Anderson Washington 14.4y
1931 Jack Keller Ohio St 14.6y
1932 George Saling Iowa 14.2
1933 August Meier Stanford 14.2y
1934 Sam Klopstock Stanford 14.4y
1935 Sam Allen Oklahoma Baptist 14.5y
1936 Forrest "Spec" Towns Georgia 14.3
1937 Forrest "Spec" Towns Georgia 14.3y
1938 Fred Wolcott Rice 14.1y
1939 Fred Wolcott Rice 14.2y
1940 Ed Dugger Tufts 13.9y
1941 Robert Wright Ohio St 14.0y
1942 Robert Wright Ohio St 14.2y
1943 Bill Cummins Rice 14.6y
1944 David Nichols Illinois 15.3y
1945 George Walker Illinois 14.9y
1946 Harrison Dillard Baldwin-Wallace 14.1y
1947 Harrison Dillard Baldwin-Wallace 14.1yA
1948 Clyde Scott Arkansas 13.7
1949 Craig Dixon UCLA 13.9y
1950 Dick Attlesey Southern Cal 14.0y
1951 Jack Davis Southern Cal 13.7y
1952 Jack Davis Southern Cal 14
1953 Jack Davis Southern Cal 14.0y
1954 Willard Thomson Illinois 14.2y
1955 Milt Campbell Indiana 13.9y
1956 Lee Calhoun NC Central 13.7
1957 Lee Calhoun NC Central 13.6y
1958 Elias Gilbert Winston-Salem 13.9y
1959 Hayes Jones Eastern Mich 13.6y
1960 Jim Johnson UCLA 14
1961 Jerry Tarr Oregon 13.9y
1962 Jerry Tarr Oregon 13.5yw
1963 Robert Green Southern Illinois 14.1Ay
1964 Bobby May Rice 13.7
1965 Paul Kerry Southern Cal 13.9y
1966 Ron Copeland UCLA 13.73y
1967 Earl McCullouch Southern Cal 13.4Ay
1968 Earl McCullouch Southern Cal 13.4
1969 Ervin Hall Villanova 13.3y
1970 Paul Gibson UTEP 13.6y
1971 Rod Milburn Southern-BR 13.6y
1972 Jerry Wilson Southern Cal 13.4
1973 Rod Milburn Southern-BR 13.1y
1974 Charles Foster NC Central 13.35yw
1975 Larry Shipp Louisiana St 13.91Ay
1976 Dedy Cooper San Jose St 13.89
1977 James Owens UCLA 13.49
1978 Greg Foster UCLA 13.22
1979 Renaldo Nehemiah Maryland 12.91w
1980 Greg Foster UCLA 13.42
1981 Larry Cowling California 13.60w
1982 Milan Stewart Southern Cal 13.53A
1983 Roger Kingdom Pittsburgh 13.54
1984 Albert Lane Missouri 13.61
1985 Henry Andrade Southern Meth 13.43w
1986 Keith Talley Alabama 13.36
1987 Eric Reid Louisiana St 13.51
1988 James Purvis Georgia Tech 13.58
1989 Robert Reading Southern Cal 13.19Aw
1990 Chris Lancaster Indiana St 13.45
1991 Greg Williams Jamaica Texas A&M 13.55w
1992 Mark Crear Southern Cal 13.49
1993 Glenn Terry Indiana 13.43
1994 Robert Foster Jamaica Fresno St 13.53
1995 Duane Ross Clemson 13.32
1996 Dominique Arnold Wash St 13.46
1997 Reggie Torian Wisconsin 13.39
1998 Larry Wade Texas A&M 13.37w
1999 Terrence Trammell South Carolina 13.45
2000 Terrence Trammell South Carolina 13.43
2001 Ron Bramlett Alabama 13.54w
2002 Ron Bramlett Alabama 13.49
2003 Ryan Wilson Southern Cal 13.35
2004 Josh Walker Florida 13.32
2005 Josh Walker Florida 13.39
2006 Aries Merritt Tennessee 13.21
References[edit]
GBR Athletics

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Reprinted from Turns and Distances, a publication of the Officials Committee of the Pacific Associaton USA Track & Field, with permission of Official Joe Keever.

09.15.2014 T&D Conversation With Joe Keever
Encounters with the Elders: Joe Keever Talks about Life and Sport
By Bruce Colman
Joe Keever has the distinction of being second-oldest still-working official in Pacific Association.
At virtually any meet held at Stanford, UC Berkeley, College of San Mateo, DeAnza College—or at Cal Poly-SLO’s annual two-day meet—look for Joe at the throwing venues, often working with colleagues he has recruited or organized to help with the meet.
Over cheese and crackers at his newly re-built home in the Dos Palos neighborhood of Los Altos—xeriscaping out front; vegetable garden and fruit trees in the back yard--he talked with Turns and Distances about his athletic career, his volunteer work, and his officiating practices.
BC: You took an unusual route into officiating. Tell us about it.
JK: One day I was driving around Stanford and saw all these athletes around the track, and thought, what’s going on?
I parked the car and walked over to the hammer cage. John Luppes, was working the hammer and I said, “What’s going on here?” He told me a little bit about it. I said “How do I get involved?” So that was it. He introduced me right then to Rich Zulaica the certification chairman. We talked on the phone. He sent me the rule book and test. I got certified in 1999. I haven’t been around that long compared to some of you folks, you gray beards.
BC: Growing up, did you compete in athletics?
JK: I’ve always been involved in athletics, even back in Ohio.
BC: Ohio? So you’re not from around here. Where did you actually grow up?
JK: We moved from the inner city of Cleveland to a suburb, Bay Village, A small town situated right on Lake Erie, a beautiful place to grow up. That’s where I went to high school.
BC: Okay, back to sports.
JK: In high school, I threw the discus, the shot and played football and basketball. We had a relatively small school. My claim to fame in football is that I made All County, so I was recruited by some well-known coaches, including Woody Hayes, Wes Fesler, you probably never heard of him, he was the Ohio State coach at the time, and also Bernie Biermann at Minnesota.
We ran a single wing, and I was the end. I cleared the way, and did fairly well.
I chose to go to Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, because my coach, Jack Llewellyn, was an all-Ohio fullback there and in fact, Woody Hayes recruited me to Miami, he was the varsity coach and I was on the freshman team. The next year he went to Ohio State and Ara Parseghian became my coach, my second year.
Well, I got hurt and I saw I wasn’t going to go anywhere, so I quit.
But I stayed on the track team and threw the discus.
6 09.15.2014 T&D Conversation With Joe Keever 20-Sep-14
BC: What was your PR?
JK: I’d be embarrassed to tell you, because any ninth grade girl could beat it now. But my claim to fame is we were going over to Ball State for a meet, which was right across from Miami, in Indiana, and Coach Rider stood up on the bus and said, “Anyone ever throw the javelin?”
I said, I did, because one of my coaches in Ohio, gave me one of his javelins from college. It was wooden and broken, but I fixed it and used it to practice. Anyway, I was entered in the javelin and I won, because the rest of them were worse than I was.
But in the discus in high school, I made the state finals and I came either eighth or ninth in the state of Ohio, but I was the only left-hander who made the finals. So I say that at the time I was the best left-hander throwing the discus in the state.
BC: You carry something unusual in your bag—beyond the usual rule books, clip boards, pencils, jackets and such.
JK: One thing I carry is plastic ties because at some of the schools, I need to repair the netting. Where there’s an opening, I’ll twist-tie it together. As an example, at Cal Poly, theirs is a disaster. I’ve put up quite a few twist ties there to repair the cage and make it safe. The first thing that I do when I go to a venue is walk around the cage and see what kind of shape this thing is in and see if it needs a little repair.
BC: Then we have observed you doing a special ritual with athletes.
JK: I like to pick an imaginary line and line the throwers up according to the throwing order. Then I ask them, look to your right and that’s the handsome dude you’re going to follow. During the competition, they then know who they’re going to follow and can get ready so there’s no time lag. That’s the reason I do it.
BC: Do you line them up again before finals?
JK: I have, but usually not.
BC: What is the A Team?
JK: We have a very close group of throws officials, plus Baird Lloyd, who’s a horizontals jumps specialist, and so for some reason years ago I would put out a plea for help for an upcoming meet, at whatever school we were going officiate. And all of a sudden, we named it the A Team, just to make sure that we’re the best.
So I would put out a notice that, okay, guys, we’re going to Cal a week from Friday, who’s available? That evolved to where I would put out a monthly calendar. I narrowed it down to the local meets. Some of us have played golf together. The last few years, Deanna Bower, has hosted a potluck at her house for the A team. Deanna is a long-time throws official. We have a great group and enjoy working together.
BC: How can people join the A Team? Or can they?
JK: I recruit qualified throws officials.
BC: Tell us about your military service.
JK: I actually washed out of the Air Force with high blood pressure, but I was allowed to go back to school, to finish. I had a semester to go, then I was drafted. This was ’53 or ’54. Nineteen, not eighteen, thank you very much.
20-Sep-14 09.15.2014 T&D Conversation With Joe Keever 7
I went to basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and was shipped to the Signal Corps at Camp Gordon, Georgia. Eventually I became a platoon sergeant, in charge of about 90 soldiers. My job was to teach them communications. Unfortunately, those men, many of them, were sent to Korea. That was near the end of the Korean War.
The Army wanted to find out, in times of conflict, if they could effectively teach soldiers all over the country over television. They chose what I was teaching as ideal for the experiment. This is to show you how you luck into things. Private Downey--I remember his name--and I tried out for the position. He had such a deep southern drawl, they couldn’t understand him, so I got the job by default. Every Monday and Tuesday, I would teach over television and my face and voice went to Army classrooms and movie theaters all over the east coast.
We did that for about a year. Interestingly, I was the only non-New York-network person in the studio, and it was my program. Everyone else was from NBC, ABC and I think CBS. So I was the rookie in the studio.
In fact, I would have stayed in if the program continued, but the Army brass found out what they wanted to know and the program was discontinued. So I was discharged and joined the reserves for about 8 years. But a very interesting thing to do in the Army. I was very lucky. Oh, another interesting Army experience. In 1955 a bunch of us were recruited to be marshals at the Masters in Augusta Ga. Dr. Middlecolf won that year.
BC: Then from the Army you went to…
JK: I started out as an IBM salesman. Funny, I was not a good student in college, in fact I graduated near the bottom of my class. IBM was the most difficult company to get in at the time. My transcript came in before I was hired and my manager, Dick Surface, said, “What’s this?, you graduated near the bottom of your class.” But I told him that I’m in the top 2% of all males in the country and I graduated, so he hired me. And I made the 100% Club my first year, so I did well with IBM for five years. Then I went with Merrill Lynch for about five years and later EF Hutton. I was in the investment business for 42 years.
BC: Did that bring you to California?
JK: I had a chance to move my business from Cleveland in 1983 and open an office in Danville with Prudential Securities. And then after about 10 years we moved down here to Los Altos.
BC: Now you and Mrs. Keever have had a lot of drama in this house.
JK: November 8, 2011, right after midnight, the smoke alarm went off. Shirley woke up first then woke me. Down the hallway, we could see, the entire other end was ablaze. We could see the smoke coming at us. There was a short in the fish tank and that’s what started it. The fireman said, in two minutes, you would not have made it out. Interestingly enough, Shirley had bought a new cell phone that day. In the house, the electricity was out. So that was her first call, to 911.
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Within a few minutes, the fire department came and also News Channel 5. They evacuated the houses on either side of us as a precaution. No one was hurt.
We were treated relatively well by the insurance company. We hired an outside company to represent us with State Farm. We could not have done it by ourselves and for that we paid a fee. We are very pleased with how the house turned out. It took almost two years. It shouldn’t have taken that long but as we would make changes that added to the time.
Anyway, we got all the upgrades, including a ceiling sprinkler system, which is now code in our town. Overall, we’re very pleased with the outcome. We had two different places that we lived in that two years. A house around the corner here, and then finally an apartment in Sunnyvale. But here we are.
Oh, and we had no furniture. It all burned up. So we not only have a new house, but new furniture. Also I had about 20 pairs of pants that hung in the closet. We were paid on all 20, at a reduced price, but only two fit anyhow, so it didn’t make any difference.
BC: You do quite a bit of volunteer work in the community, we understand.
JK: Every Tuesday, I’m at the Ronald McDonald House, been there almost nine years. I volunteer with the families, tending to their needs and so on.
Prior to that I taught aeronautics to school kids at NASA for about eight years. I had a run-in with the head of the department over there and I lost. So that’s when I started at the Ronald McDonald House.
I’m also at the Veterans Administration once a week, been there about 9 years, except in the summer, because the high school kids take over. I work with Bill Hawkes there, another track and field official.
We volunteer in the patient escort office. We escort the patients in wheelchairs or gurneys to their appointments. They’re all soldiers or veterans.
Joe teamed with Bill Hawkes to mark the hammer.
And I do it to help and it’s close by, it’s good exercise, and I feel like I’m contributing.
I do a lot of mystery shopping. I shop car dealers, apartments, banks, and stock brokers. This is checking on customer service, making sure the people are following the company guidelines. Shirley and also have “shopped” restaurants.
During the school year, I’m a Red Coat at Stanford. Technically, that’s Guests Services. We do anything to make visiting teams, our teams, visiting parents, coaches--anything to make them feel welcome.
I have worked most of the sports over there. Stanford has 35 NCAA sports, eighteen women and seventeen men, and I probably have worked most of them. It’s paid. You get to know some of the athletes, a lot of the parents and coaches.
Every Christmas morning, I’m at the VA, and I sing, with a group, in the wards to the soldiers and veterans that are in the hospital.
BC: Are you trained as a singer?
JK (laughing): No.
JK: When not officiating, I like to play golf. During the off season for track and field, I usually play once a week and with the same guys for many years.
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BC: What do you think are the qualities, attitudes, knowledge and skills a Pacific Association official should bring to the field of play?
JK: First of all, you have to have the time and a commitment. You can’t do a meet a month, I don’t think. If you’re going to do it, let’s do it. So you have to have the time, probably retired or semi-retired, and be willing to work, sometimes, in the hot sun.
I think it’s one of our obligations to look for people who we think are potential good recruits and bring them in. Talk to the people leaning over the fence that you see there every week, and parents, and every once in a while you’ll get somebody who will make a good official.
I think all officials should take it on their shoulder to talk to other people whom you think would make a good official. They don’t come to us, we have to go to them.
BC: Finally, one of our colleagues asked that you tell the Wild Boar Story.
JK: I was the manager of the Cleveland branch of EF Hutton for about 10 years and sponsored a family picnic for all employees every year. Games, gifts, and a cookout.
One year I decided to have a wild pig roast at one of these outings. One of my brokers belonged to a hunting preserve in southern Ohio. We decided if he would go down--200 miles or so---shoot a pig and I would arrange to fly down and bring it back.
I was a private pilot and part owner of a Cessna 172. John drove to southern Ohio and went hunting and did indeed shoot a wild pig. He had it frozen since it wouldn't fit in his car. We both flew down a few weeks later--just before the family picnic--to pick it up.
So here was the problem. It was frozen with the legs extended. We had a real chore getting the pig into the airplane plus the two of us. Well, we managed with some help from the manager of the preserve to finally get the pig into the plane.
We flew back to Burke Lakefront Airport in downtown Cleveland without any problem. The tower directed me to a location since I told him we had some things to unload. He allowed my friend to bring his truck to the plane.
Now here's the interesting part. We had trouble getting the pig out of the plane. The tower thought we had a human body since it was wrapped in canvas--and he summoned the police. Two cars came with their lights flashing--one car on either side of the plane and guns drawn. Yep. We were frightened.
Once they saw it was not a human body, but a frozen pig, they helped us get it out of the plane and into my friend’s truck. Quite a short term frightening experience for us--with a happy ending.
Oh--the pig roast was a success
BC: How long will you keep officiating, do you think?
JK: I’d like to do it as long as I can. I can always do something. I don’t work in the field anymore. I haven’t done that in a number of years. But I can run the board. That is, call them up, call fouls, run the event.
I think it’s great working with these young folks. Some come in and some haven’t the foggiest idea what they’re doing. It’s fun to watch them progress and great to get to know them on a personal level.
I admire excellence.
BC would like to thank Don Collins, Shirley Connors, Sonny Maynard and (of course) Margaret Sheehan for their help with this interview.

Courtesy: Cal Athletics
Release: Monday 09/22/2014

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BERKELEY – Jeff Kent, the former California baseball player who retired from the Major Leagues in 2008 as one of the most prolific second basemen in history, has created The Jeff Kent Women Driven Scholarship Endowment to support the education of female student-athletes at Cal, it was announced Monday.

Kent’s donation of $531,000, augmented by $100,000 in matching funds, will create a fully endowed scholarship in perpetuity for Cal Athletics.

“The creation of this endowment demonstrates Jeff’s continued leadership in philanthropy, particularly in supporting student athletes at Cal. He stands as a role model to both former collegiate and professional athletes,” said Phil Esten, Deputy Director of Athletics and External Relations. “The University is delighted to see the value he places on his Cal education by his continued involvement, whether through women’s athletics or men’s baseball. Jeff’s dedication is truly remarkable.”

Kent will return to the Bay Area to be recognized for his generosity and commitment to Cal during the Golden Bears’ football game against Colorado at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, September 27.

Monday’s announced endowment will provide a full scholarship each year to one female student-athlete selected from soccer, softball, tennis, track or cross country at the University. The criteria for the scholarship include a preference for non-recruited student-athletes with a minimum 2.8 GPA, an interest in community service or mentoring, and demonstrated financial need.

The Women Driven Scholarship Endowment has its origins in the Women Driven fund created by Jeff and his wife, Dana, together with the San Francisco Giants in 1998. That original entity earmarked funds for the program with every RBI Kent produced in addition to an annual celebrity golf tournament. Combining Kent’s $500-per-RBI commitment with corporate matching funds, Women Driven raised over $115,000 toward scholarships for female walk-on athletes at Cal in its first year, and over $600,000 throughout his career with the Giants.

Kent’s desire to support female athletes was fueled by the birth of his first child, daughter Lauren, along with his personal memories of how tough it was to make ends meet while at Cal. Kent entered Cal as a walk-on athlete with a partial scholarship before receiving a full scholarship in his final year. Recognizing that many female athletes coach and mentor others after graduation, Kent chose to encourage this tradition of service by emphasizing the involvement in community service and mentoring as a key criterion for the awarding of each scholarship. This element remains in the language for the current endowment.

Kent credited everyone who joined the cause when Women Driven began 16 years ago for adding to his desire to create a long-term endowment. “It was the goal from day one of the original Women Driven program to create an endowed scholarship,” he said. “Having the opportunity to get an education at Cal can make a profound difference in life. I know how much I benefited. Everybody should have a shot, and this is my chance to ensure others have their shot.”

“It’s not every day you get a phone call from a former Golden Bear and professional athlete who says he wants to endow an athletic scholarship, let alone for a male athlete to be such an outspoken champion of women’s athletics,” said H. Michael Williams, Interim Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. “Jeff came to us with this idea. Supporting 30 sports programs at Cal is a challenge and he is making a significant difference for female student-athletes in five of those programs, differences that will have an impact throughout the rest of their lives.”

About Jeff Kent
Jeff Kent (Baseball, 1987-89) was a three-year starter for Cal at shortstop. He set a school record with 25 doubles during the 1987 season, a mark that stood until 1998. His 1988 team won the NCAA Central Regionals in Austin, Texas, and advanced to the College World Series. After Cal, Jeff emerged as one of the greatest second basemen in MLB history, earning All-Star recognition with the San Francisco Giants in 1999, 2000 and 2001; with Houston in 2004; and with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2005. He won the 2000 National League Most Valuable Player award, hitting .334 with 33 home runs and 125 RBI as a part of the Giants’ National League West Division championship team, and earned four Silver Slugger awards. After a 17-year career in the major leagues, Jeff owns the all-time career home run record (377) for second basemen and is the only second baseman in the history of the game to produce six consecutive 100-RBI seasons. His post-MLB highlights include being the first-ever former player to participate on the reality television show Survivor Philippines. Kent owns three locations of Kent Powersports and a working ranch, the Diamond K, in Texas.

About the Jeff Kent Women Driven Fund
The Women Driven Fund was established by Jeff Kent and his wife, Dana, with the support of the San Francisco Giants in 1998 to help fund scholarships to walk-on women athletes at the University of California, where Jeff played baseball on a partial scholarship as a walk-on athlete before receiving a full scholarship his final year. The original annual scholarships were awarded based on academic achievement, economic need, coaches’ recommendations, community service and athletic ability. From its inception, the program included a mentoring program to involve professional women and former scholarship recipients in the lives of younger women. The realization of the current Women Driven Scholarship Endowment completes the commitment the Kents made at the fund’s creation to fully endow a scholarship in women’s athletics at Cal.

About Cal Athletics
The University of California is represented by 850 student-athletes in 30 sports. Striving for excellence in the classroom and the arenas of competition, Cal teams have earned 85 national championships in 15 different sports, with 264 individual national championships won by student-athletes. To learn more about how to support the Golden Bears, visit calbears.com/bearbackers.


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Three New Regional No. 1 Teams for NCAA Division II Cross Country

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NEW ORLEANS – With three weeks of competition in the books since the preseason, three new teams sit atop their respective regions in the first regular-season edition of the NCAA Division II Cross Country Regional Team Rankings, released Tuesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).

The men of Lock Haven and Florida Southern rose to the top of the Atlantic and South regions, respectively, while the lone new women’s No. 1 was Montevallo in the Southeast.

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Lock Haven (ranked No. 12 nationally) performed well against Atlantic preseason favorite Shippensburg(No. 9 nationally) at the Dickinson Long/Short Invitational to take the top spot from the Raiders. Shippensburg dropped to No. 2.

A strong runner-up showing among non-Division I schools at the Florida Mountain Dew Invitational boosted Florida Southern up two spots in the South, while a fourth-place showing by Tampa launched it up five spots.

Preseason region favorite Saint Leo finished fifth and fell three spots to No. 4. Though the season is still quite young, but as it currently stands Saint Leo is on the outside looking in; the region will only qualify three teams to the NCAA Championships.

Montevallo‘s women won the GRU Augusta Invitational in dominant fashion to jump three spots to the pinnacle of the Southeast Region. North Georgia, the runner-up at GRU Augusta, likewise leapt three spots to the region’s No. 2 spot. Preseason favorite Wingate dropped to No. 3.

Other teams making moves toward the top? The men of Mars Hill (Southeast) and the women of Shippensburg (Atlantic), Saint Leo (South) and Simon Fraser (West) all moved to the No. 2 positions in their respective regions.

The biggest jumps in the rankings came from the aforementioned Tampa and UW-Parkside men (up five to No. 4 in the Midwest) and the women of Assumption (up five to No. 3 in the East) and Wayne State (Mich.)(up six to No. 3 in the Midwest).

Eighteen new teams joined the region rankings, with the West Alabama women joining in with the highest rank at No. 5 in the South Region. The Bentley (East) and Shorter (South) men both debuted at No. 6.

The National Coaches Polls will be released Wednesday. Regionals will be held around the country on November 22 and 23. More information can be found on the USTFCCCA’s Regional Championships Central.

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 team strength with current-season results in determining predicted team finishes at the NCAA Regional Championships.

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MEN
ATLANTIC Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Lock Haven PSAC 2 ▲ 1
2 Shippensburg PSAC 1 ▼ 1
3 Edinboro PSAC 3 0
4 California (Pa.) PSAC 4 0
5 Slippery Rock PSAC 6 ▲ 1
6 Indiana (Pa.) PSAC 8 ▲ 2
7 East Stroudsburg PSAC 7 0
8 Wheeling Jesuit Mtn East 5 ▼ 3
9 West Chester PSAC NR
10 Kutztown PSAC 9 ▼ 1
CENTRAL Region (4 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Augustana (S.D.) NSIC 1 0
2 Missouri Southern MIAA 2 0
3 Sioux Falls NSIC 3 0
4 East Central (Okla.) GAC 7 ▲ 3
5 Central Missouri MIAA 8 ▲ 3
6 Southwest Baptist MIAA 4 ▼ 2
7 Neb.-Kearney MIAA 5 ▼ 2
8 Harding GAC 6 ▼ 2
9 Fort Hays State MIAA 9 0
10 MSU Moorhead NSIC NR
EAST Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 American International NE-10 1 0
2 Franklin Pierce NE-10 2 0
3 Stonehill NE-10 3 0
4 Roberts Wesleyan East Coast 5 ▲ 1
5 Merrimack NE-10 8 ▲ 3
6 Bentley NE-10 NR
7 Adelphi NE-10 6 ▼ 1
8 Philadelphia CACC 7 ▼ 1
9 Wilmington (Del.) CACC 4 ▼ 5
10 Assumption NE-10 9 ▼ 1
MIDWEST Region (4 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Grand Valley State GLIAC 1 0
2 Southern Indiana GLVC 2 0
3 Ashland GLIAC 5 ▲ 2
4 UW-Parkside GLVC 9 ▲ 5
5 Hillsdale GLIAC 8 ▲ 3
6 Malone GLIAC 6 0
7 Ferris State GLIAC 4 ▼ 3
8 Wayne State (Mich.) GLIAC NR
9 Cedarville G-MAC 3 ▼ 6
10 Indianapolis GLVC 10 0
SOUTH Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Florida Southern Sunshine 3 ▲ 2
2 Tampa Sunshine 7 ▲ 5
3 West Alabama Gulf South 2 ▼ 1
4 Saint Leo Sunshine 1 ▼ 3
5 West Florida Gulf South 5 0
6 Shorter Gulf South NR
7 Alabama-Huntsville Gulf South 4 ▼ 3
8 Nova Southeastern Sunshine 8 0
9 Florida Tech Sunshine 9 0
10 Morehouse SIAC 10 0
SOUTH CENTRAL Region (6 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Adams State RMAC 1 0
2 Western State RMAC 2 0
3 Colorado Mines RMAC 3 0
4 West Texas A&M Lone Star 5 ▲ 1
5 UC-Colorado Springs RMAC 6 ▲ 1
6 New Mexico Highlands RMAC 7 ▲ 1
7 Cameron Lone Star 9 ▲ 2
8 Texas A&M-Commerce Lone Star 10 ▲ 2
9 Chadron State RMAC NR
10 Colorado Mesa RMAC NR
SOUTHEAST Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Mount Olive Conf. Car. 1 0
2 Mars Hill SAC 3 ▲ 1
3 Columbus State Peach Belt 4 ▲ 1
4 King Conf. Car. 2 ▼ 2
5 Flagler Peach Belt 5 0
6 GRU Augusta Peach Belt 6 0
7 UNC Pembroke Peach Belt 7 0
8 Armstrong Atlantic State Peach Belt NR
9 Georgia College Peach Belt 8 ▼ 1
10 Queens (N.C.) SAC 9 ▼ 1
WEST Region (6 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Chico State CCAA 1 0
2 Alaska Anchorage GNAC 2 0
3 UC San Diego CCAA 4 ▲ 1
4 Western Washington GNAC 3 ▼ 1
5 Cal Poly Pomona CCAA 6 ▲ 1
6 Cal Baptist PacWest 5 ▼ 1
7 Simon Fraser GNAC 7 0
8 Academy of Art PacWest 10 ▲ 2
9 SF State CCAA 9 0
10 Montana St.-Billings GNAC 8 ▼ 2
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2014 Week #1, September 23
USTFCCCA NCAA Division II Regional Cross Country Rankings
WOMEN
ATLANTIC Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Edinboro PSAC 1 0
2 Shippensburg PSAC 3 ▲ 1
3 Bloomsburg PSAC 6 ▲ 3
4 Slippery Rock PSAC 5 ▲ 1
5 Seton Hill PSAC 4 ▼ 1
6 East Stroudsburg PSAC NR
7 West Chester PSAC 8 ▲ 1
8 Lock Haven PSAC NR
9 Mansfield PSAC 10 ▲ 1
10 Kutztown PSAC 9 ▼ 1
CENTRAL Region (4 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Minnesota Duluth NSIC 1 0
2 Augustana (S.D.) NSIC 2 0
3 Winona State NSIC 3 0
4 Missouri Southern MIAA 4 0
5 U-Mary NSIC 5 0
6 MSU Moorhead NSIC 9 ▲ 3
7 Southwest Baptist MIAA 7 0
8 Harding GAC 6 ▼ 2
9 Pittsburg State MIAA 8 ▼ 1
10 Fort Hays State MIAA 10 0
EAST Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Stonehill NE-10 1 0
2 Roberts Wesleyan East Coast 2 0
3 Assumption NE-10 8 ▲ 5
4 Saint Michael's NE-10 4 0
5 Merrimack NE-10 3 ▼ 2
6 Saint Anselm NE-10 NR
7 Adelphi NE-10 7 0
8 LIU Post East Coast NR
9 Southern New Hampshire NE-10 6 ▼ 3
10 Le Moyne NE-10 NR
MIDWEST Region (4 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Grand Valley State GLIAC 1 0
2 Hillsdale GLIAC 2 0
3 Wayne State (Mich.) GLIAC 9 ▲ 6
4 Southern Indiana GLVC 8 ▲ 4
5 Malone GLIAC 5 0
6 Lewis GLVC 4 ▼ 2
7 Saginaw Valley State GLIAC 3 ▼ 4
8 UW-Parkside GLVC 7 ▼ 1
9 Ashland GLIAC 10 ▲ 1
10 Northern Michigan GLIAC 6 ▼ 4
SOUTH Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Tampa Sunshine 1 0
2 Saint Leo Sunshine 3 ▲ 1
3 Union (Tenn.) Gulf South 4 ▲ 1
4 West Florida Gulf South 8 ▲ 4
5 West Alabama Gulf South NR
6 Alabama-Huntsville Gulf South 2 ▼ 4
7 Valdosta State Gulf South 10 ▲ 3
8 North Alabama Gulf South 6 ▼ 2
9 Florida Tech Sunshine 9 0
10 Nova Southeastern Sunshine 5 ▼ 5
SOUTH CENTRAL Region (6 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Adams State RMAC 1 0
2 Western State RMAC 2 0
3 Metro State RMAC 3 0
4 Midwestern State Lone Star 7 ▲ 3
5 UC-Colorado Springs RMAC 5 0
6 Colorado Mines RMAC 6 0
7 West Texas A&M Lone Star 4 ▼ 3
8 Dallas Baptist Heartland 9 ▲ 1
9 Colorado Mesa RMAC NR
10 Eastern New Mexico Lone Star NR
SOUTHEAST Region (3 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Montevallo Peach Belt 4 ▲ 3
2 North Georgia Peach Belt 5 ▲ 3
3 Wingate SAC 1 ▼ 2
4 Flagler Peach Belt 2 ▼ 2
5 Columbus State Peach Belt 3 ▼ 2
6 Queens (N.C.) SAC 8 ▲ 2
7 Georgia College Peach Belt NR
8 UNC Pembroke Peach Belt 7 ▼ 1
9 King Conf. Car. 9 0
10 GRU Augusta Peach Belt NR
WEST Region (6 Auto Quals)
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Chico State CCAA 1 0
2 Simon Fraser GNAC 4 ▲ 2
3 Cal Baptist PacWest 2 ▼ 1
4 UC San Diego CCAA 6 ▲ 2
5 Western Washington GNAC 5 0
6 Central Washington GNAC 10 ▲ 4
7 Seattle Pacific GNAC 3 ▼ 4
8 Alaska Anchorage GNAC 7 ▼ 1
9 Azusa Pacific PacWest 8 ▼ 1
10 Cal Poly Pomona CCAA 9 ▼ 1
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MEN
ATLANTIC Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 St. Lawrence [12] 120 Liberty 1 0
2 NYU 95 UAA 3 ▲ 1
3 SUNY Geneseo 93 SUNYAC 2 ▼ 1
4 SUNY Oneonta 85 SUNYAC 8 ▲ 4
5 Rochester (N.Y.) 71 UAA 5 0
6 Ithaca 47 Empire 8 7 ▲ 1
7 RPI 37 Liberty 6 ▼ 1
8 SUNY Cortland 37 SUNYAC 4 ▼ 4
9 TCNJ 27 NJAC 9 0
10 Hamilton 9 NESCAC NR
CENTRAL Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 St. Olaf [11] 119 MIAC 1 0
2 Central (Iowa) [1] 109 IIAC 2 0
3 Loras 93 IIAC 3 0
4 Wartburg 83 IIAC 4 0
5 Carleton 65 MIAC 6 ▲ 1
6 St. Thomas (Minn.) 58 MIAC 5 ▼ 1
7 Saint John's (Minn.) 50 MIAC 7 0
8 Grinnell 41 Midwest 8 0
9 Hamline 20 MIAC 10 ▲ 1
10 Luther 9 IIAC NR
GREAT LAKES Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Wabash NCAC 1 0
2 Calvin MIAA 2 0
3 Mount Union OAC 3 0
4 Ohio Northern OAC 4 0
5 Oberlin NCAC 5 0
6 Case Western Reserve UAA 6 0
7 Adrian MIAA NR
8 John Carroll OAC 7 ▼ 1
9 DePauw NCAC NR
10 Wooster NCAC 10 0
MIDEAST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Johns Hopkins [7] 105 Centennial 1 0
2 Haverford [4] 100 Centennial 2 0
3 Dickinson [1] 92 Centennial 3 0
4 Allegheny (Pa.) 74 NCAC 4 0
5 Carnegie Mellon 69 UAA 5 0
6 Swarthmore 46 Centennial 6 0
7 Susquehanna 41 Landmark 7 0
8 Elizabethtown 31 Landmark 9 ▲ 1
9 Widener 21 MAC 8 ▼ 1
10 Saint Vincent 12 PAC NR
MIDWEST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 North Central (Ill.) CCIW 1 0
2 UW-Eau Claire WIAC 2 0
3 UW-Platteville WIAC 3 0
4 UW-La Crosse WIAC 4 0
5 Washington (Mo.) UAA 5 0
6 Chicago UAA 6 0
7 UW-Stout WIAC 7 0
8 Augustana (Ill.) CCIW 8 0
9 UW-Stevens Point WIAC 9 0
10 UW-Oshkosh WIAC 10 0
NEW ENGLAND Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Williams [10] 118 NESCAC 1 0
2 MIT [2] 109 NEWMAC 2 0
3 Colby 92 NESCAC 3 0
4 Amherst 75 NESCAC 4 0
5 Middlebury 65 NESCAC 6 ▲ 1
Bates 65 NESCAC 4 ▼ 1
7 Tufts 42 NESCAC 7 0
8 Bowdoin 39 NESCAC 8 0
9 WPI 21 NEWMAC 10 ▲ 1
10 Keene State 15 LEC 9 ▼ 1
SOUTH/SOUTHEAST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Bridgewater (Va.) ODAC 1 0
2 Christopher Newport Capital 2 0
3 Emory UAA 3 0
4 Rhodes SAA 4 0
5 Washington and Lee ODAC 5 0
6 Eastern Mennonite ODAC 8 ▲ 2
7 Centre SAA 6 ▼ 1
8 Mary Washington Capital 10 ▲ 2
9 UT Tyler ASC 7 ▼ 2
10 Trinity (Texas) SCAC 9 ▼ 1
WEST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps SCIAC 1 0
2 Pomona-Pitzer SCIAC 2 0
3 Occidental SCIAC 3 0
4 Whitman NWC 5 ▲ 1
5 Willamette NWC 4 ▼ 1
6 Puget Sound NWC 6 0
7 Lewis & Clark NWC NR
8 La Verne SCIAC 7 ▼ 1
9 Whittier SCIAC 8 ▼ 1
10 UC Santa Cruz Indep. 9 ▼ 1
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2014 Week #2, September 23
USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Regional Cross Country Rankings
WOMEN
ATLANTIC Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 St. Lawrence [9] 90 Liberty 1 0
2 SUNY Geneseo 76 SUNYAC 2 0
3 SUNY Oneonta 64 SUNYAC 5 ▲ 2
4 NYU 62 UAA 3 ▼ 1
5 Vassar 49 Liberty 4 ▼ 1
6 RIT 39 Liberty 7 ▲ 1
7 TCNJ 36 NJAC 9 ▲ 2
8 Ithaca 22 Empire 8 6 ▼ 2
9 Hamilton 14 NESCAC NR
10 Rochester (N.Y.) 13 UAA NR
SUNY New Paltz 13 SUNYAC NR
CENTRAL Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Carleton MIAC 1 0
2 St. Olaf MIAC 2 0
3 St. Thomas (Minn.) MIAC 9 ▲ 6
4 Wartburg IIAC 3 ▼ 1
5 St. Benedict MIAC 4 ▼ 1
6 Luther IIAC 5 ▼ 1
7 Gustavus Adolphus MIAC 10 ▲ 3
8 Macalester MIAC 6 ▼ 2
9 Loras IIAC 7 ▼ 2
10 Nebraska Wesleyan GPAC 7 ▼ 3
GREAT LAKES Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Oberlin NCAC 1 0
2 Calvin MIAA 2 0
3 Hope MIAA 3 0
4 Case Western Reserve UAA 4 0
5 Mount Union OAC 6 ▲ 1
6 DePauw NCAC 5 ▼ 1
7 Otterbein OAC 7 0
8 Denison NCAC 8 0
9 Ohio Wesleyan NCAC 9 0
10 Hanover HCAC NR
MIDEAST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Johns Hopkins Centennial 1 0
2 Dickinson Centennial 2 0
3 Haverford Centennial 3 0
4 Elizabethtown Landmark 4 0
5 Carnegie Mellon UAA 7 ▲ 2
6 Swarthmore Centennial 5 ▼ 1
7 Lebanon Valley MAC 6 ▼ 1
8 Susquehanna Landmark 8 0
9 Grove City PAC NR
10 Moravian Landmark NR
MIDWEST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Washington (Mo.) UAA 3 ▲ 2
2 UW-La Crosse WIAC 2 0
3 North Central (Ill.) CCIW 9 ▲ 6
4 Chicago UAA 1 ▼ 3
5 Aurora NACC 4 ▼ 1
6 UW-Stevens Point WIAC 5 ▼ 1
7 St. Norbert Midwest 6 ▼ 1
8 UW-Eau Claire WIAC 7 ▼ 1
9 Augustana (Ill.) CCIW 8 ▼ 1
10 Wheaton (Ill.) CCIW 10 0
NEW ENGLAND Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Williams [7] 115 NESCAC 1 0
2 MIT [1] 105 NEWMAC 2 0
3 Middlebury [4] 102 NESCAC 3 0
4 Tufts 85 NESCAC 4 0
5 Bates 62 NESCAC 5 0
6 Amherst 58 NESCAC 6 0
7 Connecticut College 41 NESCAC NR
8 Colby 35 NESCAC 7 ▼ 1
9 Brandeis 22 UAA 9 0
10 Wellesley 19 NEWMAC 8 ▼ 2
SOUTH/SOUTHEAST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Emory UAA 1 0
2 Eastern Mennonite ODAC NR
Bridgewater (Va.) ODAC 2 0
4 Centre SAA 3 ▼ 1
5 Rhodes SAA 4 ▼ 1
6 Trinity (Texas) SCAC 4 ▼ 2
7 Christopher Newport Capital 7 0
8 Washington and Lee ODAC 8 0
Roanoke ODAC 8 0
10 Berry SAA 10 0
Monday, September 22, 2014 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Page 2 of 3
as of 9/22/2014 4:36:35 PM
2014 Week #2, September 23
USTFCCCA NCAA Division III Regional Cross Country Rankings
WOMEN
WEST Region
Current Institution (FPV if voted) VPts Conference Last Week
1 Willamette NWC 1 0
2 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps SCIAC 2 0
3 Whitman NWC 4 ▲ 1
4 Puget Sound NWC NR
5 Whitworth NWC 3 ▼ 2
6 Pomona-Pitzer SCIAC 5 ▼ 1
7 Lewis & Clark NWC 6 ▼ 1
8 UC Santa Cruz Indep. 8 0
9 Redlands SCIAC 9 0
10 Linfield NWC NR
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Courtesy Collingwood School

Grace and Katie Open Cross-Country Season In Washington State

Grace Thompson and Katie Harris both represented Collingwood in the Sundodger Invitational meet hosted by the University of Washington today in Seattle. This meet featured many of the top runners in both BC and Washington so the competition was fierce. Grace finished 7th, while Katie was 13th. These were outstanding results for both girls.

5,000 Meters Varsity
Grace Thompson 18:25.98 12
Kathryn Harris 18:42.38 11



Grace in action last year.

Katie is only in Grade 10, but she is challenging girls two years older than her in these big events.

Grace Thompson and Emma Rastad Win National Championships In Track

Grace Thompson and Emma Rastad capped their summer vacations by each winning a gold medal at The Legion National Youth Track and Field Championships. This meet brings together the best young track stars in the country so it was a significant win for both girls.

Grace won the U-18 girls 1500m race with a time of 4:33.32. She also ran a 2:12.24 in the 800m race. Emma jumped 5.50 to win the U-16 girls longjump. Congratulations to both girls. Their Collingwood cross-country and track coaches can't wait to get them back into school colours for events this year.

Grace in action in the 1500m.

Grace with her gold medal on the podium.

Emma on her way to a gold!

Emma on the podium with her gold!

Lincoln Park, Seattle, Washington
Saturday, September 20, 2014
by Keith Conning, Pleasanton, CA
e-mail: keithconning@aol.com

The following Stanford Invitational entries ran well in Seattle last Saturday.

Girls 5k Run CC Varsity
3 #1016 Hutchinson, Nicole Sentinel 17:52
6 #132 Townsend, Addy Dr. Charles Best 18:18
7 #131 Thompson, Grace Collingwood 18:26
12 #31 Smart, Mikaela Archbishop Carney 18:37

Boys 5k Run CC Varsity
5 #692 Tadesse, Nathan North Surrey Sr 15:28
6 #796 Wadhwani, Isaac Terry Fox 15:30

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Pacific N.W. Track & Field Officials - Contractor License HY-TEK's Meet Manager
2014 Sundodger Invitational - 9/20/2014
Lincoln Park
Seattle, Wash.
Last Completed Event

Event 3 Girls 5k Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 #242 Bennison, Hannah Okanagan 17:19 1
2 #171 Peloquin, Brenna Gig Harbor 17:42 2
3 #1016 Hutchinson, Nicole Sentinel 17:52
4 #52 Pudlitzke, Alissa Camas 18:08 3
5 #246 O'Neill, Taryn Okanagan 18:16 4
6 #132 Townsend, Addy Dr. Charles Best 18:18
7 #131 Thompson, Grace Collingwood 18:26
8 #245 McNulty, Kyra Okanagan 18:27 5
9 #48 Jenkins, Emma Camas 18:29 6
10 #323 Dunnell, Lauren Shadle Park 18:31 7
11 #54 Woodson, Maddie Camas 18:34 8
12 #31 Smart, Mikaela Archbishop Carney 18:37
13 #130 Harris, Kathryn Collingwood 18:43
14 #84 Nelson, Kearan Central Valley 18:44 9
15 #67 Ford, Gabrielle Central Valley 18:47 10
16 #50 Merritt, Kaylee Camas 18:48 11
17 #1017 Patterson, Rhian Sentinel 19:00
18 #53 Wilson, Emily Camas 19:08 12
19 #4 Chaves, Mercedes A.C. Davis 19:09
20 #1007 Roxby, Megan West Vancouver 19:15
21 #51 Postma, Gabrielle Camas 19:21 13
22 #325 Hauger, Ashley Shadle Park 19:22 14
23 #423 Gore, Rachel Westview 19:23 15
24 #202 Moon, Emily Kamiakin 19:30 16
25 #198 Lowe, Lindsey Kamiakin 19:36 17
26 #56 Beard, Ashley Central Valley 19:48 18
27 #978 Donahue, Taryn Gig Harbor 19:52 19
28 #200 McCormick, Keely Kamiakin 19:54 20
29 #349 Ewing, Breann South Kitsap 19:56 21
30 #47 Roy, Brook Camas 19:58 22
31 #172 Rentzell, Amanda Gig Harbor 19:58 23
32 #422 Gastineau, Lauren Westview 19:58 24
33 #167 Martin, Gabrielle Gig Harbor 20:01 25
34 #424 Kuhns, Kelsey Westview 20:03 26
35 #201 Moon, Brooke Kamiakin 20:06 27
36 #191 Fitzgerald, Kathry Kamiakin 20:08 28
37 #61 Crump, Brielle Central Valley 20:15 29
38 #352 Richard, Kassandra Terry Fox 20:16
39 #66 Fomin, Anna Central Valley 20:17 30
40 #90 Turpin, Kavina Central Valley 20:19 31
41 #241 Benitz, Willow Okanagan 20:24 32
42 #169 Nelson, Miranda Gig Harbor 20:24 33
43 #187 Bisson, Cortni Kamiakin 20:25 34
44 #350 Knowles, Eva South Kitsap 20:26 35
45 #211 Sorenson, Marnae Kamiakin 20:34 36
46 #76 Laabs, Michaela Central Valley 20:35 37
47 #247 Paulson, Rylee Okanagan 20:41 38
48 #168 Meyer, McKenzie Gig Harbor 20:50 39
49 #426 Petrillo, Sarah Westview 20:51 40
50 #203 Orren, Miquette Kamiakin 20:58
51 #326 Moore, Reegan Shadle Park 21:01 41
52 #166 Harrison, Lauren Gig Harbor 21:06 42
53 #427 Tye, Taryn Westview 21:09 43
54 #49 Jones, Alexa Camas 21:10
55 #425 Myhre, Emily Westview 21:11 44
56 #421 Donithorne, Janell Westview 21:16 45
57 #348 Donovan, Isabelle South Kitsap 21:23 46
58 #324 Gomez-Wint, Gabi Shadle Park 21:24 47
59 #420 Cole, Nyrie Westview 21:38
60 #92 White, Sarah Central Valley 21:41
61 #327 Scoble, Kaitlyn Shadle Park 21:47 48
62 #347 Dean, Michelle South Kitsap 22:05 49
63 #251 Smithlin, Jessica Orting 22:15
64 #344 Badertscher, Makay South Kitsap 22:19 50
65 #345 Brown, Kaylie South Kitsap 23:21 51
66 #346 Brown, Sarah South Kitsap 23:28 52

Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Camas 40 3 6 8 11 12 13 22
Total Time: 1:33:07.00
Average: 18:37.40
2 Okanagan 80 1 4 5 32 38
Total Time: 1:35:07.00
Average: 19:01.40
3 Central Valley 96 9 10 18 29 30 31 37
Total Time: 1:37:51.00
Average: 19:34.20
4 Gig Harbor 102 2 19 23 25 33 39 42
Total Time: 1:37:57.00
Average: 19:35.40
5 Kamiakin 108 16 17 20 27 28 34 36
Total Time: 1:39:14.00
Average: 19:50.80
6 Westview 148 15 24 26 40 43 44 45
Total Time: 1:41:24.00
Average: 20:16.80
7 Shadle Park 157 7 14 41 47 48
Total Time: 1:42:05.00
Average: 20:25.00
8 South Kitsap 201 21 35 46 49 50 51 52
Total Time: 1:46:09.00
Average: 21:13.80

Event 6 Boys 5k Run CC Varsity
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 #618 Peloquin, Tristan Gig Harbor 15:00 1
2 #662 Snyder, Andrew Kamiakin 15:14 2
3 #509 Guermali, Said Camas 15:24 3
4 #636 Brooks, Ben Kamiakin 15:28 4
5 #692 Tadesse, Nathan North Surrey Sr 15:28
6 #796 Wadhwani, Isaac Terry Fox 15:30
7 #643 Fishburn, Phillip Kamiakin 15:36 5
8 #519 Lavier, Zack Central Catholic 15:38 6
9 #615 Gregory, Ryan Gig Harbor 15:42 7
10 #651 Lafferty, Jonathan Kamiakin 15:42 8
11 #532 Demars, Briton Central Valley 15:49 9
12 #510 Guermali, Yacine Camas 15:54 10
13 #529 Truax, Sam Central Catholic 15:56 11
14 #536 Nicholls, Caleb Central Valley 15:58 12
15 #616 Hammer, Michael Gig Harbor 15:59 13
16 #531 Jensen, Spencer Central Valley 16:01 14
17 #525 Stewart, Harry Central Catholic 16:05 15
18 #693 Bergman, Seth Okanagan 16:06
19 #520 Lomax, Sam Central Catholic 16:06 16
20 #646 Glade, Cameron Kamiakin 16:07 17
21 #535 Nelson, Collin Central Valley 16:11 18
22 #619 Shields, Jack Gig Harbor 16:11 19
23 #538 Pegram, Colton Central Valley 16:12 20
24 #530 Vik, Gunnar Central Catholic 16:16 21
25 #614 Carroll, Nolan Gig Harbor 16:19 22
26 #527 Thompson, Daniel Central Catholic 16:20 23
27 #644 Franco, Jonah Kamiakin 16:24 24
28 #537 Nicholls, Isaac Central Valley 16:27 25
29 #639 Crumpler, Travis Kamiakin 16:28 26
30 #695 Murray, Adam Okanagan 16:31
31 #462 Cisneros, Pascual A.C. Davis 16:32 27
32 #505 Boyd, Taryk Camas 16:33 28
33 #506 Carter, Nicholas Camas 16:33 29
34 #613 Carpenter, Charlie Gig Harbor 16:34 30
35 #874 McNulty, Zachary Westview 16:37 31
36 #788 Anderson, Nathanie South Kitsap 16:40 32
37 #511 Ryan, Adam Camas 16:40 33
38 #534 Romney, Gabe Central Valley 16:41 34
39 #480 Sanchez, Rudy A.C. Davis 16:43 35
40 #533 Demars, Fielding Central Valley 16:47
41 #901 Niezen, Ryan Prairie Inn 16:50 36
42 #795 Villarma, Mason South Kitsap 16:53 37
43 #512 Zimmerly, Dustin Camas 16:54 38
44 #528 Tooley, Jean Bapti Central Catholic 16:54 39
45 #632 Anguiano, Alberto Kamiakin 16:54
46 #521 Macpherson, Gavin Central Catholic 16:55
47 #904 Stanley, Jack Prairie Inn 16:55 40
48 #869 Anand, Nikhil Westview 17:05 41
49 #620 Sorensen, Eldon Gig Harbor 17:06 42
50 #875 Motsiff, Timothy Westview 17:11 43
51 #460 Castro, Cristian A.C. Davis 17:19 44
52 #507 Connell, David Camas 17:21 45
53 #471 Kessler, Noah A.C. Davis 17:22 46
54 #876 Willins, Nathan Westview 17:31 47
55 #694 Hughes-Geekie, Dav Okanagan 17:32
56 #790 Mason, Cole South Kitsap 17:33 48
57 #617 Hoffman, Levi Gig Harbor 17:34
58 #789 Grader, Sam South Kitsap 17:41 49
59 #470 Jacobs-Forster, Ca A.C. Davis 17:44 50
60 #896 Biro, Stefan Windsor Secondary 17:47
61 #870 Anderson, Kelvin Westview 17:47 51
62 #696 Reid, Bronson Okanagan 17:48
63 #456 Arteaga, Roberto A.C. Davis 17:49 52
64 #791 Morris, Connor South Kitsap 17:51 53
65 #871 Cauvel, Daniel Westview 18:00 54
66 #508 Mitchell, Isaac Camas 18:01
67 #873 Marcantuono, Danie Westview 18:03 55
68 #899 Lyesin, Vlad Prairie Inn 18:06 56
69 #900 Delaney, Kalum Prairie Inn 18:09 57
70 #927 Coup, Mark South Kitsap 18:21 58
71 #794 Santos, Isaac South Kitsap 18:24 59
72 #905 Cooper, Jack Prairie Inn 18:26 60
73 #793 Rutherford, Ronald South Kitsap 18:43
74 #872 Crimin, Asa Westview 18:43
75 #898 Barber, Michael Prairie Inn 18:45 61
76 #903 Cheung, Jordan Prairie Inn 19:07 62

Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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1 Kamiakin 36 2 4 5 8 17 24 26
Total Time: 1:18:07.00
Average: 15:37.40
2 Gig Harbor 62 1 7 13 19 22 30 42
Total Time: 1:19:11.00
Average: 15:50.20
3 Central Catholic 69 6 11 15 16 21 23 39
Total Time: 1:20:01.00
Average: 16:00.20
4 Central Valley 73 9 12 14 18 20 25 34
Total Time: 1:20:11.00
Average: 16:02.20
5 Camas 103 3 10 28 29 33 38 45
Total Time: 1:21:04.00
Average: 16:12.80
6 A.C. Davis 202 27 35 44 46 50 52
Total Time: 1:25:40.00
Average: 17:08.00
7 Westview 213 31 41 43 47 51 54 55
Total Time: 1:26:11.00
Average: 17:14.20
8 South Kitsap 219 32 37 48 49 53 58 59
Total Time: 1:26:38.00
Average: 17:19.60
9 Prairie Inn Harriers 249 36 40 56 57 60 61 62
Total Time: 1:28:26.00
Average: 17:41.20

Courtesy Tennessee
UT Director of Track and Field leads Team Americas at Continental Cup

Sept. 23, 2014
By Brian Rice
UTSports.com
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- The University of Tennessee has a long history of success in international competition from its student-athletes and coaches. This month, Tennessee's newest head coach became the latest to join that elite club.

UT Director of Track and Field Beth Alford-Sullivan served as the head coach for The Americas at the 2014 Continental Cup. Held every four years and formerly known as the World Cup, the Continental Cup is an IAAF event that splits the world into four regions for international track and field's only scored team competition.

"It was a great honor to represent the Americas and to represent Tennessee at the same time," said Alford-Sullivan. "Not a lot of people get to do international competitions. I've had the opportunity to grow as a coach and learn from my experiences and bring it back to our teams here."

For a college coach, building and fostering the team concept while also pushing the individual athletes to achieve personal bests is just another day at the office.

"Most of the kids in our continent have gone to school in the states," Alford-Sullivan said. "Many of the athletes have gone through the American system, so they were able to pull back in the college rivalries. It was fun to spark that scoring sense again and remind them that they don't get to do this very often anymore."

Alford-Sullivan's team included athletes from Canada, Mexico, and the United States as well as countries in the Caribbean and South America. The team had two representatives in each event, though the two had to be from different countries. Among them were some of the most talented track athletes in the world.

"We had 33 medalists from the 2012 Olympics, and 14 Diamond League Champions," Alford-Sullivan said. "And the unique look of Jamaican athletes and American athletes running together on the same relay."

The trip was not Alford-Sullivan's first international coaching stint. She served as the women's head coach for Team USA at the 14th IAAF World Outdoor Championships in 2013. She was also on the Team USA coaching staffs for the 2004 Olympic Games, 2001 and 2003 World Championships, 2011 Junior Pan American Championships and 2008 NACAC U-23 Championships.

It is an international profile that she intends to continue building.

"I've appreciated the efforts on both sides," Alford-Sullivan said. "From Tennessee's side in allowing me to go and USA Track and Field and Americas Track and Field to have me in that position."
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Sullivan, 48, joined Penn State after five seasons at Stanford, where she coached more than 30 NCAA All-American athletes and one NCAA individual champion as the women's coordinator for the Cardinal track program.

Tania Fischer, 48, placed 41st in the women's 6k run invitational in 22:18.9.

Tania Fischer, Class of 1983 was inducted into the Chaminade Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004. A four-year letter winner in track and cross-country, Tania was a two-time CIF cross-country champion and national prep athlete for the 3200 meters in 1983. She went on to UCLA on a track scholarship and competed in the 1996 Olympic track and field trials.
http://www.chaminade.org/page.aspx?pid=370

UCR Agricultural Operations Course

Event 1 Women 6k Run CC Invitational
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Results - Women
1 Daniella Moreno SR UC Santa Barbara 20:25.5 1
2 Raquel Hefflin SR UC Riverside 20:33.4 2
3 Maxine Goyette JR UC Santa Barbara 21:00.5 3
4 Elizabeth Nelson JR Cal St. Northridge 21:03.3 4
5 Bridget Blum JR Claremont-MS 21:11.8 5
6 Ashley Hawks JR Southern Utah 21:15.8 6
7 Faith Makau FR UC Riverside 21:23.2 7
8 Sarah Shreck JR UC Santa Barbara 21:24.4 8
9 Staci Foster SR Azusa Pacific 21:26.2 9
10 Hannah Bell JR CS Monterey Bay 21:26.4 10
11 Erika Aklufi Janes Elite RT 21:26.8 11
12 Darian Sharp JR Utah Valley 21:27.7 12
13 Corinne Hinkle FR UC San Diego 21:30.2 13
14 Makayla Morgan FR Utah Valley 21:31.8 14
15 Samantha Mattice FR San Diego 21:36.9 15
16 Rachel Baker Janes Elite RT 21:40.3 16
17 Elaine Ribeiro SO San Diego St. 21:42.6 17
18 Lily Seynaeve FR San Diego St. 21:44.9 18
19 Makayla Stepp FR Utah Valley 21:45.3 19
20 Paige Hughes JR UC San Diego 21:46.9 20
21 Jessy McIntyre SO CS Monterey Bay 21:48.5 21
22 Chandler Colquitt JR UC San Diego 21:49.5 22
23 Mackenzie Snyder JR Utah Valley 21:50.5 23
24 Grace Hanshaw SO San Diego St. 21:51.0 24
25 Ashton Padberg JR San Diego 21:53.9 25
26 Sara Mostatabi SR Claremont-MS 21:54.8 26
27 Ivie Gonsalves SR Utah Valley 21:55.1 27
28 Savannah Berry FR Utah Valley 21:55.5 28
29 Veronica Hall JR Cal Baptist 21:56.3 29
30 Weslie Totten FR UC Riverside 21:57.8 30
31 Camille Matonis SR Pomona-Pitzer 21:59.4 31
32 Tori Dutchover FR Cal Baptist 22:00.3 32
33 Maya Weigel SO Pomona-Pitzer 22:00.8 33
34 Josie Brandow SO Southern Utah 22:02.6 34
35 Katie Deimling FR Cal Baptist 22:03.5 35
36 Julie Giannini FR San Diego 22:04.0 36
37 Rachel Roesgen JR San Diego St. 22:07.9 37
38 Eileen Stressling FR Azusa Pacific 22:09.6 38
39 Cassidy Towner FR San Diego St. 22:10.4 39
40 Aubrey Bryson JR Southern Utah 22:14.1 40
41 Tania Fischer Janes Elite RT 22:18.9 41
42 Madison Tanner SR UC San Diego 22:19.5 42
43 Kelsey O'Connell SO Unattached 22:19.7
44 Taia Wu SR Claremont-MS 22:20.5 43
45 Brianna Simmons JR UC Riverside 22:21.5 44
46 Caroline Barkechir SO Cal Baptist 22:21.5 45
47 MaryAnn Holliday JR UC Riverside 22:23.2 46
48 Angie Nickerson FR Southern Utah 22:24.0 47
49 Marie Diaz JR UC San Diego 22:24.3 48
50 Jenna Hinkle FR UC Santa Barbara 22:24.8 49
51 Dominque Dowell College Canyons 22:25.2 50
52 Charlotte Davidson FR Cal Baptist 22:25.4 51
53 Tori Tsolis JR UC Santa Barbara 22:25.8 52
54 Jennie Yeaman SR CS Monterey Bay 22:26.7 53
55 Jocelyne Ferrufino SR Cal St. Northridge 22:28.0 54
56 Andrea Hughes SO San Diego 22:30.1 55
57 Kylie Betts SO Azusa Pacific 22:31.8 56
58 Megan Magdaleno SR Cal St. Northridge 22:32.7 57
59 Caity Beddes SO Utah Valley 22:32.7 58
60 Kirsten Leetch Janes Elite RT 22:33.7 59
61 Jasmyn Hildebrandt JR Southern Utah 22:33.8 60
62 Sophie Hartley FR UC Santa Barbara 22:33.9 61
63 Sierra Malm SO Southern Utah 22:34.4 62
64 Kathleen Dunne SO Long Beach St. 22:35.3 63
65 Ashley Tyndall FR Southern Utah 22:36.5 64
66 Bryn McKillop FR Claremont-MS 22:37.3 65
67 Shalyn Mabritto College Canyons 22:38.1 66
68 Millie Leitich SO Cal Baptist 22:38.3 67
69 Sophie Smith FR UC Santa Barbara 22:38.6 68
70 Patricia Cortez JR Cal St. San B'dino 22:39.3 69
71 Michelle LeRoux SR UC San Diego 22:39.9 70
72 Ashley Carrera SO Long Beach St. 22:40.1 71
73 Chelsea Kruthers JR San Diego St. 22:41.2 72
74 Kalin Padberg San Diego 22:41.3 73
75 Arielle Steimer-Barragan JR Cal St. Los Angeles 22:41.5 74
76 Alicia Williams FR Cal Baptist 22:42.0 75
77 Jessica McCall SO San Diego St. 22:44.5 76
78 Skylar Thiel FR UC San Diego 22:45.3 77
79 Alicia Mizes JR Pomona-Pitzer 22:46.2 78
80 Erika Gonzales Southwestern 22:47.4 79
81 Mikayla Florez FR Long Beach St. 22:47.9 80
82 Stephanie Lapidus SO San Diego 22:48.5 81
83 Sharlie Dimick FR Southern Utah 22:49.0
84 Jen Lehr SO Claremont-MS 22:50.1 82
85 Rachel Mow SO Claremont-MS 22:51.7 83
86 Bethany Quan SO Cal St. Los Angeles 22:52.6 84
87 Stephanie LaFace SO Claremont-MS 22:53.1 85
88 Allison Lynch FR San Diego 22:53.8 86
89 Caroline Willian SO Claremont-MS 22:54.0
90 Amanda De Jesus College Canyons 22:55.9 87
91 Shevaun Ames FR Utah Valley 22:56.2
92 Kristin Semancsin FR UC San Diego 22:56.6
93 Elle Farrar SR Azusa Pacific 22:57.2 88
94 Jocelyn Dominguez LA Trade Tech 22:57.2 89
95 Alexandra Lathos FR Long Beach St. 22:57.7 90
96 Merin Arft FR UC San Diego 22:59.6
97 Liliana Herandez Janes Elite RT 23:02.1 91
98 Alice Zayer SO Cal St. San B'dino 23:03.3 92
99 Brianna Jacklin Riverside CC 23:03.4 93
100 Elizabeth Guzman JR UC Riverside 23:04.2 94
101 Sara Dionne SR CS Monterey Bay 23:04.6 95
102 Ena Leufroy Janes Elite RT 23:04.9 96
103 Elizabeth Lyons SR Azusa Pacific 23:05.5 97
104 Sydney Olagaray JR San Diego 23:05.8
105 Jasmine Nesbitt SO Utah Valley 23:06.8
106 Davette Susan SO Central Arizona 23:08.0 98
107 Marley Henson FR Central Arizona 23:09.5 99
108 Krystine Beneke Janes Elite RT 23:10.4 100
109 Ramsey Chancellor FR Central Arizona 23:11.4 101
110 Anna Shepard SO Claremont-MS 23:13.0
111 Rachael Duriez SO Cal St. Northridge 23:20.0 102
112 Valeria Soto SO Unattached 23:21.6
113 Susie Alcaraz SO Cal St. San B'dino 23:22.5 103
114 Madison Hiatt FR Cal Baptist 23:22.6
115 Lizeth Flores College Canyons 23:24.1 104
116 Alexandra Whitman College Canyons 23:26.6 105
117 Regan Pond FR Southern Utah 23:29.0
118 Kristie Sikma SR Azusa Pacific 23:30.1 106
119 Kimberly Newton FR Cal St. Northridge 23:32.4 107
120 Maria Moralesw Riverside CC 23:33.5 108
121 Montana Martinez FR Hawaii 23:35.7 109
122 Dede Dornish JR Cal St. San B'dino 23:39.5 110
123 Karina Cantera Southwestern 23:47.4 111
124 Leslie Carrillo LA Trade Tech 23:47.9 112
125 Christine Gentile Janes Elite RT 23:49.4
126 Marleena Eubanks FR Central Arizona 23:54.8 113
127 Evelyn De La Luz JR Cal St. San B'dino 23:56.1 114
128 Lali Avila SO Long Beach St. 23:58.7 115
129 Mykala Serensum SO Central Arizona 24:00.6 116
130 Crystal Tejeda Riverside CC 24:03.8 117
131 Vanessa Herrera SO Cal St. Los Angeles 24:04.4 118
132 Jenifer Dixon JR Cal St. San B'dino 24:07.4 119
133 Louise Mulvey SR Hawaii 24:11.4 120
134 Jess Aguilar FR Azusa Pacific 24:14.5 121
135 Kristina Curry Janes Elite RT 24:17.2
136 Kelle Taylor Janes Elite RT 24:17.8
137 Alyssa Casillas SO Cal St. San B'dino 24:18.1 122
138 Allison Nagel JR Cal St. Los Angeles 24:21.3 123
139 Sarah Kapple SO San Diego 24:21.5
140 Amanda Meredith College Canyons 24:22.4 124
141 Cristina Hernandez SR CS Monterey Bay 24:25.2 125
142 Breanna Barela SO Cal St. San B'dino 24:28.5
143 Yesenia Razo College Canyons 24:29.7 126
144 IUsi Ibarra Riverside CC 24:31.9 127
145 Jessica Germany FR Long Beach St. 24:33.4 128
146 Estafany Laguna LA Trade Tech 24:43.4 129
147 Sonnaca Luckey LA Trade Tech 24:43.6 130
148 Emily Freilich FR Pomona-Pitzer 24:44.6 131
149 Amanda Haring Riverside CC 24:46.8 132
150 Krina Budovec SO Cal St. San B'dino 24:53.2
151 Jasmine Vasquez Southwestern 25:00.1 133
152 Kimberly Arello Southwestern 25:02.8 134
153 Liliana Vargas Riverside CC 25:06.0 135
154 Helena Epps JR Pomona-Pitzer 25:07.8 136
155 Jordan Jenkins SO Pomona-Pitzer 25:13.8 137
156 Iliana Velazquez SR Azusa Pacific 25:19.4
157 Laura Diaz-Barbosa Riverside CC 25:22.8 138
158 Ashley Fairbanks College Canyons 25:23.6
159 Hayley Musashi JR Hawaii 25:26.6 139
160 Melissa Chadwick FR Hawaii 25:36.9 140
161 Stephanie Legault Southwestern 25:39.0 141
162 Morgan Tapia Riverside CC 25:54.9
163 Stassja Sichko SR Pomona-Pitzer 26:00.8 142
164 Crystal Raygoza FR Cal St. Northridge 26:28.3 143
165 Jennifer Herrera SR Cal St. Los Angeles 26:30.4 144
166 Tiare Nakashima SR Hawaii 26:55.2 145
167 Scarlett Perez JR Cal St. Los Angeles 27:06.3 146
168 Horalia Gamboa SR Cal St. Los Angeles 27:36.2 147
169 Veronica Raudales LA Trade Tech 27:41.5 148
170 Laura Hernandez LA Trade Tech 27:45.0 149
171 Audree Baldizon LA Trade Tech 29:03.0 150
172 Ester Mueller FR Cal Baptist 30:29.2

Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Results - Women
1 Utah Valley 95 12 14 19 23 27 28 58
Total Time: 1:48:30.40
Average: 21:42.08
2 UC Santa Barbara 113 1 3 8 49 52 61 68
Total Time: 1:47:41.00
Average: 21:32.20
3 UC Riverside 129 2 7 30 44 46 94
Total Time: 1:48:39.11
Average: 21:43.82
4 San Diego St. 135 17 18 24 37 39 72 76
Total Time: 1:49:36.80
Average: 21:55.36
5 UC San Diego 145 13 20 22 42 48 70 77
Total Time: 1:49:50.40
Average: 21:58.08
6 Southern Utah 187 6 34 40 47 60 62 64
Total Time: 1:50:30.30
Average: 22:06.06
7 Cal Baptist 192 29 32 35 45 51 67 75
Total Time: 1:50:47.00
Average: 22:09.40
8 San Diego 204 15 25 36 55 73 81 86
Total Time: 1:50:46.20
Average: 22:09.24
9 Janes Elite Racing Team 218 11 16 41 59 91 96 100
Total Time: 1:51:01.80
Average: 22:12.36
10 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 221 5 26 43 65 82 83 85
Total Time: 1:50:54.50
Average: 22:10.90
11 Azusa Pacific 288 9 38 56 88 97 106 121
Total Time: 1:52:10.30
Average: 22:26.06
12 Cal St. Monterey Bay 304 10 21 53 95 125
Total Time: 1:53:11.40
Average: 22:38.28
13 Cal St. Northridge 324 4 54 57 102 107 143
Total Time: 1:52:56.40
Average: 22:35.28
14 Pomona-Pitzer 409 31 33 78 131 136 137 142
Total Time: 1:56:38.80
Average: 23:19.76
15 College of the Canyons 412 50 66 87 104 105 124 126
Total Time: 1:54:49.90
Average: 22:57.98
16 Long Beach St. 419 63 71 80 90 115 128
Total Time: 1:54:59.70
Average: 22:59.94
17 Cal St. San B'dino 488 69 92 103 110 114 119 122
Total Time: 1:56:40.70
Average: 23:20.14
18 Central Arizona 527 98 99 101 113 116
Total Time: 1:57:24.30
Average: 23:28.86
19 Cal St. Los Angeles 543 74 84 118 123 144 146 147
Total Time: 2:00:30.20
Average: 24:06.04
20 Riverside CC 577 93 108 117 127 132 135 138
Total Time: 1:59:59.40
Average: 23:59.88
21 Southwestern 598 79 111 133 134 141
Total Time: 2:02:16.70
Average: 24:27.34
22 LA Trade Tech 608 89 112 129 130 148 149 150
Total Time: 2:03:53.60
Average: 24:46.72
23 Hawaii 653 109 120 139 140 145
Total Time: 2:05:45.80
Average: 25:09.16

Event 2 Men 8k Run CC Invitational
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Results - Men
1 Harry Mulenga SO Central Arizona 23:56.1 1
2 Aaron Bartnik JR Minnesota 24:07.1 2
3 Nate Jewkes SR Southern Utah 24:07.4 3
4 Seth Totten SR UC Riverside 24:09.2 4
5 Charlie Lawrence FR Minnesota 24:15.5 5
6 Hayden Hawks JR Southern Utah 24:17.4 6
7 Cody Jordan JR UC Riverside 24:18.9 7
8 Bryan Guijarro JR UC Santa Barbara 24:20.1 8
9 Christian Skaret JR Minnesota 24:20.9 9
10 Anthony Ortolan JR UC Santa Barbara 24:23.3 10
11 Blayne Dulian SR Minnesota 24:25.9 11
12 Ibrahim Ahmed SO Southern Utah 24:29.6 12
13 Clinton Rhoton SR Southern Utah 24:36.6 13
14 Mike Tate SO Southern Utah 24:37.3 14
15 Istvan Szogi FR Southern Utah 24:39.7 15
16 Wayde Hall FR Minnesota 24:41.9 16
17 Tareq Alwafai JR UC San Diego 24:42.5 17
18 Shyan Vaziri JR UC Santa Barbara 24:45.4 18
19 Mark Huizar SO Cal Poly Pomona 24:48.5 19
20 Juan Paredes So Cal Elite 24:49.5
21 Apolinar Baltazar SO Central Arizona 24:50.8 20
22 Daniel Hauptman SR UC San Diego 24:51.2 21
23 Tyson Lambert FR Utah Valley 24:52.3 22
24 John Fowler JR Pomona-Pitzer 24:53.6 23
25 Obsa Ali FR Minnesota 24:54.2 24
26 Shinano Miyazawa SO Southern Utah 24:54.4 25
27 Benjamin Heck SR UC Riverside 24:54.6 26
28 Trac Norris JR Utah Valley 24:55.1 27
29 Anthony Monroy SO UC Santa Barbara 24:59.6 28
30 Kevin Ramirez SO Long Beach St. 25:00.7 29
31 John Carrell Unattached 25:01.9
32 Carlos Carballo Unattached 25:02.9
33 Ben Garland SR CS Monterey Bay 25:03.4 30
34 Zorg Loustalet JR Claremont-MS 25:05.4 31
35 Rodrigo Ornelas College Canyons 25:06.1 32
36 Brad Littooy SO UC Santa Barbara 25:06.3 33
37 Benjamin Girodias SR Pomona-Pitzer 25:06.9 34
38 Scott Acton JR UC San Diego 25:07.8 35
39 Chris Brower JR Utah Valley 25:09.5 36
40 Enrique Ramirez JR Cal St. San Marcos 25:11.2 37
41 Tanner Collins SR UC San Diego 25:14.9 38
42 Bryton Reim SR Cal Baptist 25:15.8 39
43 Seth Gutzwiller JR Utah Valley 25:16.1 40
44 Cameron Pantoja JR Long Beach St. 25:17.2 41
45 Matt Welch FR Minnesota 25:21.2 42
46 Bryce Rausa SR UC Santa Barbara 25:22.1 43
47 Carlos Bojorquez JR UC San Diego 25:23.4 44
48 Valentin Robert FR Cal Baptist 25:24.0 45
49 Samuel Bautista SO Long Beach St. 25:24.3 46
50 Garrett Ryan SO Claremont-MS 25:25.1 47
51 Logan Petty SO Utah Valley 25:25.8 48
52 George Baier FR UC Santa Barbara 25:27.6 49
53 Anthony Masayesva FR Central Arizona 25:27.8 50
54 Teague Senninger SO Cal Poly Pomona 25:29.0 51
55 Rush Mills SO Utah Valley 25:30.5 52
56 Alex Lombardo SO Claremont-MS 25:30.6 53
57 Dylan Marx SR Southern Utah 25:32.9
58 Nicholas Beechan SR UC Riverside 25:33.1 54
59 Abel Mogesse JR UC Santa Barbara 25:33.9
60 Hector Hernandez FR Cal Baptist 25:35.4 55
61 Ruben Dominguez FR Cal Poly Pomona 25:35.7 56
62 Brandon Haugen SR Cal Poly Pomona 25:35.8 57
63 Aaron Nguyen SO UC Riverside 25:35.9 58
64 Garrett Pankratz JR Cal Poly Pomona 25:36.8 59
65 Adam Avila SO UC Santa Barbara 25:38.5
66 Aaron Potts Unattached 25:38.6
67 Binahnii Curley SO Central Arizona 25:39.1 60
68 Tim Bergstrom JR Long Beach St. 25:39.9 61
69 George Martinez Southwestern 25:41.7 62
70 Eric Colvin FR Minnesota 25:42.0
71 Ashton Garcia College Canyons 25:44.1 63
72 Garrett Hernandez FR UC Riverside 25:44.4 64
73 Peter Buscheck SR Azusa Pacific 25:47.8 65
74 Eddie Carrillo SO UC San Diego 25:48.7 66
75 Ethan Walker College Canyons 25:49.2 67
76 Daniel Ybarra SR Cal St. San Marcos 25:49.2 68
77 Michael Waltrip JR Cal St. San Marcos 25:51.1 69
78 Angel Alcantar JR Cal St. Northridge 25:53.2 70
79 Brendan Gee SO UC San Diego 25:53.4 71
80 Liam Burke FR San Diego 25:53.8 72
81 Andrew Verdin SO UC Santa Barbara 25:54.8
82 Colin Smith SR Occidental 25:55.1
83 Jack Wilson JR Claremont-MS 25:55.3 73
84 John Dominguez JR Cal Poly Pomona 25:58.2 74
85 Andres Velasco SO Long Beach St. 25:58.7 75
86 Nico Banks SO Claremont-MS 25:59.2 76
87 Brenden Emery SO Utah Valley 26:01.5 77
88 Josh Thompson SO Central Arizona 26:02.4 78
89 Spencer Hoffman SO San Diego 26:03.0 79
90 Grant Stromberg College Canyons 26:03.4 80
91 Corey Purcella JR Pomona-Pitzer 26:04.0 81
92 Daniel Franz JR UC San Diego 26:04.2
93 Jeremy Porter FR Azusa Pacific 26:04.6 82
94 Doug Palmer San Bernardino VC 26:05.0 83
95 Alek Simpson FR Azusa Pacific 26:05.2 84
96 Chris Ceja SO Cal St. San Marcos 26:05.4 85
97 Abdel-Samad El-Hajjami FR Cal Baptist 26:06.3 86
98 Adam Bodine SO San Diego 26:06.5 87
99 Paul Messana SO Pomona-Pitzer 26:07.5 88
100 Carlos Ponce Southwestern 26:08.2 89
101 Michael Gauger SR UC Riverside 26:11.1 90
102 Caton Avilla FR CS Monterey Bay 26:11.5 91
103 Connor Henderson SO CS Monterey Bay 26:11.8 92
104 James Kinney FR Pomona-Pitzer 26:14.3 93
105 Dan Metzger JR CS Monterey Bay 26:15.9 94
106 Daniel Aguilera San Bernardino VC 26:17.4 95
107 Jack Morgenson FR UC Santa Barbara 26:18.2
108 Tyre Hines JR Cal Baptist 26:18.6 96
109 Ruben Solorza SO Whittier 26:19.2 97
110 Christian Cushing-Murray Cal Coast 26:19.6 98
111 Cesar Solis JR UC Riverside 26:20.2
112 Justin Washington SO Cal St. San Marcos 26:20.8 99
113 John Gardiner Cal Coast 26:22.3 100
114 Matthew Beasley SO San Diego 26:23.2 101
115 Sam Pitcavage SR Claremont-MS 26:23.5 102
116 Ryan Maize JR Cal St. San Marcos 26:24.2 103
117 Miguel Vasquez SO UC Riverside 26:24.4
118 Justin Doyle San Bernardino VC 26:24.9 104
119 Geofry Sarco FR Cal St. Northridge 26:25.3 105
120 David Aguilar SO Cal Baptist 26:25.8 106
121 Jordan Hellybuck FR Central Arizona 26:26.3 107
122 Justin Jones SR Claremont-MS 26:26.4 108
123 Kevin Huang FR Claremont-MS 26:26.7
124 Robert Blackwell JR Concordia (Cal.) 26:28.0 109
125 James Pedrotti FR San Diego 26:29.9 110
126 Brian Masayesva FR Central Arizona 26:30.6 111
127 Ryan Torres SO CS Monterey Bay 26:31.9 112
128 Chris Reid JR Chapman 26:32.6 113
129 Gerardo Marquillo Southwestern 26:33.5 114
130 Patrick Bourke FR UC Santa Barbara 26:33.9
131 Matthew Smith SO San Diego 26:34.4 115
132 Jason Hillquist College Canyons 26:35.9 116
133 Kyle Bueckert SO Azusa Pacific 26:36.5 117
134 Cody Drisko FR Azusa Pacific 26:37.0 118
135 Alberto Ramirez Glendale (AZ) 26:38.3 119
136 Anthony Giralamo JR Cal St. San Marcos 26:40.8 120
137 Adam Hathaway SO Pomona-Pitzer 26:41.5 121
138 Jeremiah Gotts SO Cal Baptist 26:41.7 122
139 Troy Stechmann SO Cal Poly Pomona 26:42.3 123
140 Issac Vallejo SO Cal St. San Marcos 26:44.0
141 Garrett Lepine FR UC San Diego 26:45.6
142 Anthony Spendlove SO Pima CC (AZ) 26:46.3 124
143 Joshua Ehinger SR Whittier 26:47.0 125
144 Easton Tackett JR Cal St. San Marcos 26:48.4
145 Joel Estrada College Canyons 26:48.7 126
146 Connor Brandt JR San Diego 26:50.1 127
147 Dennis Gonzalez Riverside CC 26:50.4 128
148 Jadyn Asay SO Utah Valley 26:50.7
149 Zech Snel FR CS Monterey Bay 26:51.5 129
150 Peter Gonzales SO Pima CC (AZ) 26:52.2 130
151 Pryor Stroud SR Pomona-Pitzer 26:52.3 131
152 Anamacio Cardenas San Bernardino VC 26:52.4 132
153 Estevan Gomez FR Pima CC (AZ) 26:52.5 133
154 Mark Bennett FR Pima CC (AZ) 26:53.2 134
155 Osvaldo Cerda SO Whittier 26:54.3 135
156 Nicholas Beatty FR Pomona-Pitzer 26:54.5
157 Juan Morales Cal Coast 26:57.9 136
158 Hunter Gulino FR Azusa Pacific 26:59.4 137
159 Julio Martinez Riverside CC 26:59.8 138
160 Luis Chavez SO Cal St. Northridge 27:00.2 139
161 Alejandro Castellanos San Bernardino VC 27:01.9 140
162 Lucas Graham SO Cal Baptist 27:04.0
163 Joseph Rosales College Canyons 27:05.5 141
164 Kevin Huey SO Whittier 27:06.0 142
165 Jorge Anzaldo LA Trade Tech 27:07.0 143
166 Matthew Duke Cuyamaca 27:07.5 144
167 Rob Arsenault Cal Coast 27:08.6 145
168 Devin Pierce SR Azusa Pacific 27:09.0 146
169 Amanuel Logo FR Pima CC (AZ) 27:09.5 147
170 Charlie Nettle FR Cal St. Northridge 27:09.9 148
171 Jonathane Patron Southwestern 27:12.9 149
172 Alexander Rizo LA Trade Tech 27:13.1 150
173 Jose Escalante San Bernardino VC 27:13.6 151
174 Derek Barnett San Bernardino VC 27:13.7 152
175 Ahmed Mohamed FR Pima CC (AZ) 27:15.1 153
176 Robert Pion College Canyons 27:16.8
177 Benjamin Noriega FR Central Arizona 27:20.8
178 Daniel Flores Glendale (AZ) 27:22.2 154
179 Steven Ory JR Pomona-Pitzer 27:22.5
180 Manuel Vargas FR Cal St. Northridge 27:24.0 155
181 Nelson Rocha San Bernardino VC 27:26.3
182 Ryan Klachko Unattached 27:27.0
183 Taylor Guske SR Cal Baptist 27:28.4
184 Douglas Negrete Riverside CC 27:29.4 156
185 Derl Clausen FR San Diego 27:30.1
186 Anthony Munoz Riverside CC 27:30.5 157
187 Peter Magill Cal Coast 27:30.8 158
188 Miguel Mejia JR Concordia (Cal.) 27:31.0 159
189 Jackson Higgins SO Cal St. Northridge 27:31.5 160
190 Ryan Najera Cuyamaca 27:31.8 161
191 Douglas Castro FR UC Riverside 27:31.8
192 Alex Mauro SR Claremont-MS 27:32.8
193 Dontrell Davis LA Trade Tech 27:34.5 162
194 Martin Santillan SR Cal St. Northridge 27:36.1 163
195 Ryan Lesansee San Diego 27:38.3
196 Hernan Blas LA Trade Tech 27:41.4 164
197 Antonio Rivera Riverside CC 27:42.8 165
198 Gerardo Salazar LA Trade Tech 27:46.2 166
199 David Olds Cal Coast 27:46.8 167
200 Lee Jones SO Central Arizona 27:49.2
201 Chris Pinelo LA Trade Tech 27:51.1 168
202 Adam Frey FR Chapman 27:51.4 169
203 Arnold Bautista College Canyons 27:52.3
204 Daniel Gomez Cuyamaca 27:53.0 170
205 Joel Perez Unattached 27:56.0
206 Jorge Gomez Cuyamaca 27:58.7 171
207 Greg Keyes Cal Coast 27:58.8 172
208 Cruz Rodriguez SO Pima CC (AZ) 27:59.8 173
209 Gabriel Kane San Bernardino VC 28:02.0
210 Jerome Vermeulen Cal Coast 28:04.4
211 Michael Dondalski FR Azusa Pacific 28:07.0
212 Marco Godinez SR Whittier 28:08.5 174
213 Brayan Cornejo LA Trade Tech 28:12.1 175
214 Angel Mejia Prieto Glendale (AZ) 28:16.4 176
215 AJ Freund Cuyamaca 28:18.5 177
216 Scott Margiotta SR Whittier 28:18.9 178
217 Jose Gutierrez FR Pima CC (AZ) 28:21.6
218 Heliodoro Rodriquez Riverside CC 28:25.8 179
219 Travis Linder Cuyamaca 28:30.2 180
220 Kyle Feuerhelm SR Whittier 28:33.9 181
221 Joseph Barajas FR Whittier 28:34.1
222 Shawn Kowalski Glendale (AZ) 28:35.3 182
223 Jared Arteaga SR Concordia (Cal.) 28:40.5 183
224 Estevan De La Rosa Unattached 28:42.4
225 Andrew Russell FR Concordia (Cal.) 28:45.0 184
226 Hector Ruiz Riverside CC 28:50.1 185
227 William Kiel Cuyamaca 28:52.5 186
228 Jeremy Yoyetewa SO Pima CC (AZ) 28:57.7
229 Logan Coe SR CS Monterey Bay 28:59.6 187
230 Jerry Bugh Cal Coast 29:01.4
231 Keanu Nakasawa Glendale (AZ) 29:21.8 188
232 Bruce Alvarez Southwestern 29:44.0 189
233 Dave Edwards Glendale (AZ) 29:48.8 190
234 Ian Sheidenberger SR Concordia (Cal.) 30:11.9 191
235 Hugo Flores JR Chapman 30:17.7 192
236 Jonathan Vargas Glendale (AZ) 30:38.4 193
237 Colton Green FR Chapman 31:46.3 194
238 Robert Gladding Glendale (AZ) 32:09.4
239 Josh Nudelman JR Chapman 33:05.5 195

Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Results - Men
1 Minnesota 43 2 5 9 11 16 24 42
Total Time: 2:01:51.30
Average: 24:22.26
2 Southern Utah 48 3 6 12 13 14 15 25
Total Time: 2:02:08.30
Average: 24:25.66
3 UC Santa Barbara 97 8 10 18 28 33 43 49
Total Time: 2:03:34.70
Average: 24:42.94
4 UC Riverside 149 4 7 26 54 58 64 90
Total Time: 2:04:31.70
Average: 24:54.34
5 UC San Diego 155 17 21 35 38 44 66 71
Total Time: 2:05:19.80
Average: 25:03.96
6 Utah Valley 173 22 27 36 40 48 52 77
Total Time: 2:05:38.80
Average: 25:07.76
7 Central Arizona 209 1 20 50 60 78 107 111
Total Time: 2:05:56.20
Average: 25:11.24
8 Cal Poly Pomona 242 19 51 56 57 59 74 123
Total Time: 2:07:05.80
Average: 25:25.16
9 Long Beach St. 252 29 41 46 61 75
Total Time: 2:07:20.80
Average: 25:28.16
10 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 280 31 47 53 73 76 102 108
Total Time: 2:07:55.61
Average: 25:35.12
11 Pomona-Pitzer 319 23 34 81 88 93 121 131
Total Time: 2:08:26.30
Average: 25:41.26
12 Cal Baptist 321 39 45 55 86 96 106 122
Total Time: 2:08:40.10
Average: 25:44.02
13 College of the Canyons 358 32 63 67 80 116 126 141
Total Time: 2:09:18.70
Average: 25:51.74
14 Cal St. San Marcos 358 37 68 69 85 99 103 120
Total Time: 2:09:17.70
Average: 25:51.54
15 Cal St. Monterey Bay 419 30 91 92 94 112 129 187
Total Time: 2:10:14.50
Average: 26:02.90
16 San Diego 449 72 79 87 101 110 115 127
Total Time: 2:10:56.40
Average: 26:11.28
17 Azusa Pacific 466 65 82 84 117 118 137 146
Total Time: 2:11:11.10
Average: 26:14.22
18 San Bernardino VC 554 83 95 104 132 140 151 152
Total Time: 2:12:41.60
Average: 26:32.32
19 Southwestern 603 62 89 114 149 189
Total Time: 2:15:20.30
Average: 27:04.06
20 Cal St. Northridge 617 70 105 139 148 155 160 163
Total Time: 2:13:52.60
Average: 26:46.52
21 Cal Coast 637 98 100 136 145 158 167 172
Total Time: 2:14:19.20
Average: 26:51.84
22 Pima CC (AZ) 668 124 130 133 134 147 153 173
Total Time: 2:14:33.70
Average: 26:54.74
23 Whittier 673 97 125 135 142 174 178 181
Total Time: 2:15:15.00
Average: 27:03.00
24 Riverside CC 744 128 138 156 157 165 179 185
Total Time: 2:16:32.90
Average: 27:18.58
25 LA Trade Tech 785 143 150 162 164 166 168 175
Total Time: 2:17:22.20
Average: 27:28.44
26 Glendale (AZ) 819 119 154 176 182 188 190 193
Total Time: 2:20:14.00
Average: 28:02.80
27 Cuyamaca 823 144 161 170 171 177 180 186
Total Time: 2:18:49.50
Average: 27:45.90
28 Concordia (Cal.) 826 109 159 183 184 191
Total Time: 2:21:36.40
Average: 28:19.28
29 Chapman 863 113 169 192 194 195
Total Time: 2:29:33.50
Average: 29:54.70

Event 3 Women 5k Run CC Collegiate Open
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Results - Women
1 Bethany Blomquist Unattached 17:46.5
2 Kate Bouvatte JR Cal St. San Marcos 17:55.8 1
3 Whitney Patton Unattached 18:01.0
4 Raelyn Werley SO Cal St. San Marcos 18:06.2 2
5 Lizette Huerta SR Cal Poly Pomona 18:11.3 3
6 Ashley Bell JR Concordia (Cal.) 18:11.6 4
7 Katrina Graham Unattached 18:19.2
8 Natalie Rodriguez FR Cal St. San Marcos 18:27.2 5
9 Salena Gallardo SO Cal St. San Marcos 18:27.9 6
10 Melina Devoney SO Occidental 18:31.9 7
11 Della Lyle SR Redlands 18:38.0 8
12 Marissa Nickles JR Cal Poly Pomona 18:43.8 9
13 Rachel Naranjo So Cal Elite 18:44.7
14 Dynasty Gammage SO San Diego St. 18:45.5 10
15 Lorraine Fernandez FR Cal Poly Pomona 18:46.8 11
16 Rachel Naumann Unattached 18:50.0
17 Laura Cook Unattached 18:55.5
18 Natalie Ball SR Cal Baptist 18:59.9 12
19 Terra McGinnis SO Cal St. San Marcos 19:00.0 13
20 Damanjot Kaur So Cal Elite 19:01.2
21 Geanna Gallegos FR Cal Poly Pomona 19:01.4 14
22 Calene Morris JR Cal Poly Pomona 19:02.2 15
23 Dominique Regalado FR San Diego St. 19:05.5 16
24 Paige Cardiff FR Southern Utah 19:05.9
25 Nicole Sroczynski JR Cal Poly Pomona 19:06.0 17
26 Katrina Fix FR Cal Poly Pomona 19:07.5 18
27 Julissa Tobias FR Whittier 19:08.6 19
28 Casey Monoszlay FR Cal Poly Pomona 19:09.3
29 Glennis Seldon So Cal Elite 19:09.5
30 Mary Tenuta FR San Diego 19:11.6 20
31 Bailey Smith FR Cal St. San Marcos 19:12.3 21
32 Cali King SO San Diego St. 19:12.7 22
33 Lauren Roberts JR Redlands 19:13.1 23
34 Hannah Sawatzki JR San Diego St. 19:13.6 24
35 Kaylee Boyer JR Southern Utah 19:15.3
36 Kristen Hernandez FR Pomona-Pitzer 19:15.4 25
37 Charlotte Kuzminski JR Cal St. San Marcos 19:16.6 26
38 Anahi Soriano SO Cal St. San Marcos 19:16.7
39 Ashley Mitchell SO San Diego 19:18.5 27
40 Ashli Baddorf Unattached 19:18.9
41 Brooke Evans Unattached 19:19.1
42 Kami Hartley FR Utah Valley 19:20.4 28
43 Marissa Pluma Unattached 19:22.9
44 Christina Shamirian JR Unattached 19:24.0
45 Alex Salazar FR San Diego 19:25.8 29
46 Carmen Contreras FR Notre Dame de Namur 19:27.9 30
47 Ashley Espinoza JR Cal Poly Pomona 19:28.3
48 Cori Stemper SO Chapman 19:28.5 31
49 Celina Lepe Unattached 19:28.5
50 Cristen Lane FR Cal St. San Marcos 19:29.2
51 Dani LeMieux JR San Diego 19:30.1 32
52 Sarrah Boughan SO Pima CC (AZ) 19:31.2 33
53 Alyssa Omahen SO Cal St. San Marcos 19:32.0
54 Shaelee Sweatfield JR Utah Valley 19:32.6 34
55 Melissa Wendorf SR San Diego St. 19:33.1 35
56 Breanna Sewell FR Claremont-MS 19:33.6 36
57 Olivia Carmo SO Claremont-MS 19:34.8 37
58 Jordan Linsky San Diego Mesa 19:36.2
59 Shannan Conlon FR San Diego 19:36.6 38
60 Emily Lopez SO Unattached 19:36.8
61 Amber Scott SO Claremont-MS 19:37.9 39
62 Alia Bales SR UC San Diego 19:39.1
63 Alejandra Quintero SO Unattached 19:39.5
64 Shanice Alchesay SO Pima CC (AZ) 19:40.3 40
65 Meghan Hamiln JR Cal St. San Marcos 19:40.6
66 Cathryne Ramirez SO Chapman 19:41.0 41
67 Carmen Mejia SO Claremont-MS 19:41.5 42
68 Meghan Kamae FR Whittier 19:41.6 43
69 Claire Miller SO San Diego 19:41.9 44
70 Laura Broderick FR Claremont-MS 19:42.4 45
71 Amberlyn Sierra FR Cal Poly Pomona 19:43.4
72 Kathleen Muenzen SO Claremont-MS 19:43.5 46
73 Emma Su FR Claremont-MS 19:43.6 47
74 Molly Cole JR Pomona-Pitzer 19:45.6 48
75 Anneke Kakebeen SR UC San Diego 19:46.4
76 Paula Stonehouse FR Cal St. San Marcos 19:48.2
77 Miranda Fisher SO Cuyamaca 19:48.6 49
78 Elizabeth Olvera SO Cal Poly Pomona 19:48.7
79 Daniella Alvarado FR Redlands 19:50.4 50
80 Summer Furzer FR Cal Poly Pomona 19:56.4
81 Emily Guthormsen FR Redlands 19:57.1 51
82 Kaitlyn Spees SR Claremont-MS 19:57.4
83 Rita Kuckertz SR San Diego 19:59.4 52
84 Kelly Castillo JR Cal Poly Pomona 20:00.0
85 Cori Van Dyke SR San Diego 20:00.5
86 Melissa Mello SR Unattached 20:00.7
87 Maritza Hernandez Unattached 20:01.1
88 Mariah Zavala FR Pima CC (AZ) 20:06.7 53
89 Lauren Cortez JR Cal St. San Marcos 20:08.4
90 Roselyn Cantu FR Claremont-MS 20:09.3
91 Alissa Barraza FR San Diego 20:10.0
92 Claire Rainey FR Cal Baptist 20:10.5 54
93 Amanda Weber JR UC San Diego 20:13.0
94 Grace Bender SR Occidental 20:13.8 55
95 Shaina Pardo JR Cal St. San Marcos 20:13.8
96 Olivia Houser JR San Diego 20:14.1
97 Cindy Balderas JR Unattached 20:14.2
98 Jasmine Barron JR Concordia (Cal.) 20:14.5 56
99 Justice Navarro FR Whittier 20:16.3 57
100 Charlotte Selters SR Occidental 20:16.7 58
101 Nanci Romero SO Cuyamaca 20:18.6 59
102 Ring Shey San Diego Mesa 20:19.1
103 Sheri Adair FR Southern Utah 20:20.8
104 Megan Ernst FR Chapman 20:24.0 60
105 Fattima Momini FR CS Monterey Bay 20:25.1
106 Raina Sprock FR Redlands 20:26.5 61
107 Micalya Andersen FR Cal Poly Pomona 20:26.8
108 Michiko Yee SO Chapman 20:27.3 62
109 Stephanie Reynolds Caltech 20:27.9 63
110 Miriam Orozco Notre Dame de Namur 20:27.9 64
111 Claire Shellem SO Occidental 20:29.4 65
112 Jennifer Buettner FR Cal Baptist 20:31.6 66
113 Phillie Bacon Unattached 20:32.7
114 Amanda Solorio FR Cal St. San Marcos 20:35.2
115 Ashley Kaplan FR Chapman 20:36.4 67
116 Chloe Reeves JR Cal Poly Pomona 20:37.0
117 Aimee Yocupicio SO Pima CC (AZ) 20:38.1 68
118 Elizabeth Deaton FR Pima CC (AZ) 20:38.7 69
119 Courtney Clark FR San Diego 20:39.4
120 Jazmine Lahbabi San Diego Mesa 20:39.7
121 Omara Guardado College Canyons 20:42.6
122 Lauren Boydd FR Cal St. San B'dino 20:44.0 70
123 Alex Jenks FR Utah Valley 20:45.1 71
124 Zoe Flavin SO Pomona-Pitzer 20:46.7 72
125 Monique Aguilano San Diego Mesa 20:47.2
126 Jessica Selby SO Chapman 20:47.4 73
127 Diane Rubalcava FR Cal St. San Marcos 20:47.8
128 Morgan Spurlock FR Cal Baptist 20:48.4 74
129 Emily Schmidt SO Utah Valley 20:49.5 75
130 Jessica Iribe FR Whittier 20:50.5 76
131 Maddie Bennet FR Pomona-Pitzer 20:52.6 77
132 Kalynn Gutierrez FR Notre Dame de Namur 20:56.5 78
133 Olivia Gonzalez SO San Diego 20:58.2
134 Bethany Bilton SR Cal Baptist 20:58.4 79
135 Heather Borsos SO San Diego Christian 20:59.2 80
136 Sydney Bowman FR Occidental 20:59.6 81
137 Abby Gardner SO Pomona-Pitzer 20:59.7 82
138 Layla Amiri JR Cal Poly Pomona 21:02.0
139 Monica Vasquez JR Cal St. San B'dino 21:03.2 83
140 Naomi Miller FR Pomona-Pitzer 21:03.5 84
141 Valerie Stark FR UC San Diego 21:03.6
142 Kacie Williams SO Redlands 21:03.9 85
143 Sylvia Longworth SO Cuyamaca 21:05.7 86
144 Amber Stansbury SR Redlands 21:06.8 87
145 Alysa Avila SO Cal Baptist 21:12.7 88
146 Kyleigh Mann FR Claremont-MS 21:12.8
147 Desire Montenegro FR Pima CC (AZ) 21:16.9 89
148 Aubrey Omahen FR Cal Poly Pomona 21:19.1
149 Kaylee Jorgensen FR Redlands 21:20.7
150 Caroline Atyeo Caltech 21:21.0 90
151 Carissa Berger Providence Chrst 21:21.1
152 Edith Arvizu FR Pima CC (AZ) 21:22.5 91
153 Alyssa Canchola JR Whittier 21:23.6 92
154 Sara Wanous SO Chapman 21:23.8 93
155 ReyAnn Rivera JR Whittier 21:24.6 94
156 Tammy Hernandez Glendale (AZ) 21:26.1
157 Ashtyn Robidoux SO Cal Baptist 21:26.4 95
158 Lauren Puebla JR Whittier 21:29.6 96
159 Kassandra Covarrubias Southwestern 21:32.0
160 Elizabeth Hernandez JR Cal St. San B'dino 21:34.0 97
161 Meghan Belchere JR Concordia (Cal.) 21:35.4 98
162 Alma Rojas Torres Glendale (AZ) 21:35.9
163 Debbie Lee Unattached 21:36.1
164 Sidney Browning SO Pomona-Pitzer 21:36.2 99
165 Erika Mejia FR Chapman 21:38.0
166 Kara Bank JR Pomona-Pitzer 21:39.0
167 Jenny Veyna SO Cal St. San Marcos 21:39.3
168 Jasmine Shirey FR Claremont-MS 21:42.9
169 Margaret Huitron College Canyons 21:43.0
170 Col'Bi Nez SO Pima CC (AZ) 21:43.1
171 Aisha Curley FR Central Arizona 21:43.3
172 Chan Hsu Berit FR Chapman 21:46.1
173 Jocelyn Veyna SO Cal St. San Marcos 21:47.8
174 Kaya LeGrand SR Pomona-Pitzer 21:49.4
175 Cammy Linger SO Cal Baptist 21:49.8
176 Halie West FR Redlands 21:50.1
177 Tracy Yao SR Claremont-MS 21:50.5
178 Abby Lee FR Utah Valley 21:50.6 100
179 Keeshawna Jackson Southwestern 21:51.7
180 Emily Nerat FR Cuyamaca 21:53.6 101
181 Hannah Talpash FR San Diego 21:54.1
182 Blair Benefield FR Pima CC (AZ) 21:54.1
183 Ashley Sanchez SO Cal St. San Marcos 21:54.6
184 Laura Daggett SO Whittier 21:56.4
185 Alexis Ramirez FR Central Arizona 21:56.4
186 Maya Tsao-Wu FR Pomona-Pitzer 21:57.4
187 Kendall Gallegos JR Concordia (Cal.) 21:58.5 102
188 Diana Espinoza Unattached 22:00.8
189 Yaritza Ibarra SO Pima CC (AZ) 22:01.3
190 Georgina Pena SR Cal Baptist 22:02.0
191 Dominique Esparza SR Cal St. San B'dino 22:02.3 103
192 Alexys Estrada SO Cal Baptist 22:03.8
193 Monica Ortega LA Trade Tech 22:04.4
194 Kailey Cumming JR Concordia (Cal.) 22:10.3 104
195 Shanna Shernaman Riverside CC 22:12.0 105
196 Chelsea Strange SR CS Monterey Bay 22:12.2
197 Justine Keller FR Redlands 22:12.8
198 Arianna Martinez SO Cal St. San Marcos 22:13.3
199 Jessica Cabrera FR Cal St. San B'dino 22:14.0 106
200 Yvett Navarro JR Whittier 22:15.0
201 Ellen Green JR Pomona-Pitzer 22:16.8
202 Anna Misenti SO Occidental 22:25.1 107
203 Brittney Brandt SR Redlands 22:28.1
204 Liliana Gomez-Garza SO San Diego Christian 22:33.1 108
205 Cara Bonafede JR Cal St. San B'dino 22:37.4 109
206 Ericka Gutierrez FR Cuyamaca 22:40.0 110
207 Isela Tavares Unattached 22:49.4
208 Wendy Morales Riverside CC 22:50.8 111
209 Breeanna Ball FR Cuyamaca 22:58.4 112
210 Remy Wilson SO Pomona-Pitzer 22:58.5
211 Nicole Johal Unattached 22:59.0
212 Dana Foster FR Redlands 22:59.4
213 Pam Joseph SR CS Monterey Bay 23:02.6
214 Danielle Tildahl JR Cal St. San Marcos 23:03.0
215 Johany Inda SO Pima CC (AZ) 23:12.7
216 Kim Ona Ayala JR Pomona-Pitzer 23:16.9
217 Gauri Shastri Caltech 23:19.3 113
218 Amber Christian FR Pima CC (AZ) 23:20.5
219 Mia Jimenez Notre Dame de Namur 23:24.0 114
220 Kim Mejia Glendale (AZ) 23:38.3
221 Megan Divine FR Redlands 23:57.9
222 Katie Barton SR Pomona-Pitzer 24:12.6
223 Ashley Macarchuk FR Claremont-MS 24:14.2
224 Katrina Wong FR Whittier 24:15.9
225 Cynthia Delgado Notre Dame de Namur 24:25.0 115
226 Diana Wauran Riverside CC 24:33.4 116
227 Caitlin McCarthy SO Chapman 24:38.8
228 Jessica Zaragoza FR Cal St. San Marcos 24:41.1
229 Jordan Varvel JR Cal St. San Marcos 24:41.9
230 Nicole Dotinga Providence Chrst 24:51.2
231 Alicia Estrada SO Whittier 24:54.5
232 Candy Acosta Riverside CC 25:05.0 117
233 Astrid Garcia Riverside CC 25:11.7 118
234 Amanda Heck Providence Chrst 25:14.0
235 Savanah McGrath FR San Diego Christian 25:30.3 119
236 Leslie Ambruster Unattached 25:36.6
237 Lauren Frey SO Chapman 25:38.0
238 Evelyn Zepeda FR Claremont-MS 26:13.0
239 Karla Camarillo JR San Diego Christian 26:27.7 120
240 Sheila Lo Caltech 26:31.6 121
241 Kate Evans Caltech 26:33.4 122
242 Carla Watson Caltech 26:45.8 123
243 Nina Osothprarop Unattached 27:04.9
244 Kendra Chamberlain FR San Diego Christian 27:38.8 124
245 Carissa Francoeur Providence Chrst 27:51.8
246 Melissa Pallares Riverside CC 28:07.9 125
247 Michell Gutierrez Riverside CC 28:20.5 126
248 Dana Christensen FR Whittier 28:22.8
249 Julia Baker SO San Diego Christian 29:31.7 127

Team Scores
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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
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Results - Women
1 Cal St. San Marcos 27 1 2 5 6 13 21 26
Total Time: 1:31:57.10
Average: 18:23.42
2 Cal Poly Pomona 52 3 9 11 14 15 17 18
Total Time: 1:33:45.50
Average: 18:45.10
3 San Diego St. 107 10 16 22 24 35
Total Time: 1:35:50.40
Average: 19:10.08
4 San Diego 146 20 27 29 32 38 44 52
Total Time: 1:37:02.60
Average: 19:24.52
5 Redlands 193 8 23 50 51 61 85 87
Total Time: 1:38:05.10
Average: 19:37.02
6 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 199 36 37 39 42 45 46 47
Total Time: 1:38:10.20
Average: 19:38.04
7 Chapman 261 31 41 60 62 67 73 93
Total Time: 1:40:37.20
Average: 20:07.44
8 Pima CC (AZ) 263 33 40 53 68 69 89 91
Total Time: 1:40:35.00
Average: 20:07.00
9 Occidental 266 7 55 58 65 81 107
Total Time: 1:40:31.40
Average: 20:06.28
10 Cal Baptist 285 12 54 66 74 79 88 95
Total Time: 1:41:28.80
Average: 20:17.76
11 Whittier 287 19 43 57 76 92 94 96
Total Time: 1:41:20.60
Average: 20:16.12
12 Pomona-Pitzer 304 25 48 72 77 82 84 99
Total Time: 1:41:40.00
Average: 20:20.00
13 Utah Valley 308 28 34 71 75 100
Total Time: 1:42:18.20
Average: 20:27.64
14 Concordia (Cal.) 364 4 56 98 102 104
Total Time: 1:44:10.30
Average: 20:50.06
15 Notre Dame de Namur 401 30 64 78 114 115
Total Time: 1:48:41.30
Average: 21:44.26
16 Cuyamaca 405 49 59 86 101 110 112
Total Time: 1:45:46.50
Average: 21:09.30
17 Cal St. San B'dino 459 70 83 97 103 106 109
Total Time: 1:47:37.50
Average: 21:31.50
18 Caltech 509 63 90 113 121 122 123
Total Time: 1:58:13.20
Average: 23:38.64
19 San Diego Christian 551 80 108 119 120 124 127
Total Time: 2:03:09.10
Average: 24:37.82
20 Riverside CC 567 105 111 116 117 118 125 126
Total Time: 1:59:52.90
Average: 23:58.58

Event 4 Men 8k Run CC Collegiate Open
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Results - Men
1 Jackson Thomas Unattached 25:19.5
2 Skylar Riggs JR Southern Utah 25:23.1 1
3 Mario Flores Unattached 25:49.0
4 Matthew Sartori Unattached 25:59.5
5 Andrew Tallamas FR Cal St. San Marcos 26:03.3
6 Francisco Gomez JR Cal Poly Pomona 26:05.8 2
7 Chris Bolt SR Redlands 26:07.1 3
8 Christopher Collins Unattached 26:14.1
9 Brandon Jauregui Unattached 26:15.0
10 Nick Kelley Unattached 26:19.1
11 Omar Cortes JR Southern Utah 26:20.1 4
12 Austin Miller JR Cal Poly Pomona 26:20.1 5
13 Michael Gutierrez FR Cal Poly Pomona 26:32.6 6
14 Temesgen Petros Unattached 26:34.5
15 Bennett Naden Unattached 26:38.6
16 Christian Rodriguez FR Cal Poly Pomona 26:42.0 7
17 Danyon Anderson FR Claremont-MS 26:43.3 8
18 Rico Gutierrez Unattached 26:46.9
19 Aditya Bhagavathi Caltech 26:47.0 9
20 Brandon Chavez Unattached 26:47.1
21 Issac Diosdado JR Cal Poly Pomona 26:49.8 10
22 Collin Barraugh FR Claremont-MS 26:54.0 11
23 Robby Lee SO Southern Utah 26:58.2 12
24 Charles Watson SO Pomona-Pitzer 26:59.1 13
25 Robert Valencia JR Notre Dame de Namur 27:00.3 14
26 Andrew Salinas Unattached 27:00.8
27 Austin Van Biezen JR Cal Poly Pomona 27:04.2 15
28 Travis Taylor FR Utah Valley 27:05.4
29 John Barker JR Cal Poly Pomona 27:06.1 16
30 Brennon Koryta FR Cal Poly Pomona 27:10.1
31 Andre Sanchez JR Unattached 27:11.7
32 Izzak Mireles Unattached 27:11.7
33 Nicholas Vucovich FR Pomona-Pitzer 27:12.3 17
34 Jesus Pantaleon Unattached 27:12.7
35 Eric Sandall SO Southern Utah 27:13.3 18
36 Parker Head SO Pomona-Pitzer 27:15.2 19
37 Terrence Luevano JR UC San Diego 27:17.8 20
38 Kyle Suver FR Claremont-MS 27:19.5 21
39 Jesse Joseph SO Claremont-MS 27:20.1 22
40 David Pleitez Unattached 27:20.9
41 Wyler Svoboda FR UC San Diego 27:21.4 23
42 Jacob Higle-Ralbovsky JR Claremont-MS 27:21.8 24
43 Faustino Gil Unattached 27:22.1
44 Nathan Kwan Davis TC 27:22.8
45 Justin Ogan JR Cal Poly Pomona 27:23.9
46 Hunter Olsen FR Claremont-MS 27:27.3 25
47 Abhinav Nagpal SO Redlands 27:28.2 26
48 Alex Pearson FR Utah Valley 27:29.2
49 Dillon Emery FR Utah Valley 27:30.9
50 Gray Mahvera Cal Coast 27:32.6 27
51 Nicholas Lentz Unattached 27:33.3
52 Joseph Rivera Unattached 27:34.7
53 Daniel Swann JR Cal Baptist 27:34.9 28
54 Johnathan Stiles Cal Coast 27:37.3 29
55 Jorge Estrada JR Cal Baptist 27:41.1 30
56 Alex Gronotte FR Cal St. San Marcos 27:42.4
57 Alex Wallach FR CS Monterey Bay 27:42.7 31
58 Johnathan Garcia SR San Diego 27:44.9
59 Christopher Hyden JR Cal Poly Pomona 27:46.6
60 David White FR Claremont-MS 27:48.6 32
61 Ian Lee JR Redlands 27:50.7 33
62 JD Kieffer SO Pomona-Pitzer 27:51.8 34
63 Ian Koss Caltech 27:51.9 35
64 Ruben Torres Unattached 27:53.4
65 Joshua Sealand SO Claremont-MS 27:54.0
66 Gabriel Arellanes JR Notre Dame de Namur 27:55.1 36
67 Matthew Ruiz Unattached 27:55.3
68 Dylan Haerle SO Cal St. Northridge 27:55.7
69 Sheridan Grant SR Pomona-Pitzer 27:56.2 37
70 Jeremy Karson FR Pomona-Pitzer 27:57.7 38
71 Collin Arave FR Southern Utah 27:59.0 39
72 Ignacio Flores-Cabera Riverside CC 28:01.8 40
73 Chris Carlson FR UC San Diego 28:02.6 41
74 Juan Jesus Ramirez Unattached 28:06.5
75 Samuel Burnett FR Occidental 28:09.5 42
76 Ben Rigby FR Pomona-Pitzer 28:11.1 43
77 Alex Mitchell FR Claremont-MS 28:13.1
78 Julian Hernandez JR Cal Baptist 28:14.0 44
79 Tommy Warfel JR Occidental 28:14.5 45
80 Gabe Elliot FR Pomona-Pitzer 28:15.1
81 Austin Sankaran FR Occidental 28:18.1 46
82 Alex Allevato Unattached 28:18.6
83 Kyle Charles Central Arizona 28:19.0
84 Nathan Meier JR Redlands 28:19.8 47
85 Liam Toney SO Pomona-Pitzer 28:23.6
86 Charles Morgan JR UC San Diego 28:25.2 48
87 Carlos Guijaro Unattached 28:26.3
88 Paul Mohr Unattached 28:27.1
89 Anthony Avila FR Cal Baptist 28:27.6 49
90 Dominic Lopez SR Redlands 28:28.4 50
91 Brian Chmelik FR Claremont-MS 28:31.6
92 Luis Vasquez FR Cal St. San Marcos 28:32.3
93 Tim Cruz FR CS Monterey Bay 28:32.7 51
94 Andrew Jack FR Occidental 28:36.0 52
95 Karson Hayden SR CS Monterey Bay 28:37.4 53
96 Jose Mares Notre Dame de Namur 28:40.4 54
97 Sean Unger FR Redlands 28:41.1 55
98 Matt Mulligan SO Claremont-MS 28:43.5
99 Randy Chavez Unattached 28:44.2
100 Perry Elerts Notre Dame de Namur 28:44.4 56
101 Brian Sutter Unattached 28:47.0
102 Juan Ramirez Cal Coast 28:48.2 57
103 Malik Hayes JR Minnesota 28:48.9
104 Connor Rafferty Unattached 28:49.6
105 Wyatt Cooper SO Claremont-MS 28:51.4
106 Saul Oros SR Cal St. San Marcos 28:51.6
107 Alex Gudino Notre Dame de Namur 28:57.3 58
108 Barry Givens Unattached 28:59.4
109 Didier Pina LA Trade Tech 29:01.8
110 Justin Brown SR San Diego 29:02.3
111 Andrew Atwong JR Claremont-MS 29:04.0
112 Matt Cook SR Claremont-MS 29:08.0
113 Javier Rosas LA Trade Tech 29:12.4
114 Evan Schechter SO Pomona-Pitzer 29:13.3
115 Chrstopher Spinney SO San Diego 29:16.7
116 Samuel Kowitch FR Occidental 29:19.1 59
117 Mac Hightower JR Claremont-MS 29:20.9
118 Phillip Jauregui SO Claremont-MS 29:21.2
119 Rob Turner FR Occidental 29:21.7 60
120 Arch Robison FR Claremont-MS 29:23.3
121 Jonaton Baginski Unattached 29:25.4
122 Dan McCabe SO Claremont-MS 29:28.0
123 Victor Cuccia Unattached 29:31.3
124 Mike Mahurin Unattached 29:34.3
125 Gabriel Monterola Riverside CC 29:35.1 61
126 Kevin Maravilla FR Notre Dame de Namur 29:37.7 62
127 Lugardo Chavez FR Cal St. Northridge 29:38.8
128 Alexander Anemogiannis Caltech 29:40.6 63
129 Nick Famolaro FR UC San Diego 29:44.8 64
130 Oscar Soto Cuyamaca 29:45.8
131 Diego Cocoa FR Pima CC (AZ) 29:46.8
132 Jacob Boubion FR Central Arizona 29:46.9
133 Daniel Maldonado Unattached 29:47.4
134 Cordero Salazar Unattached 29:47.8
135 Kevin Barda Cal Coast 29:51.7 65
136 Marcelo Rosales JR Cal St. Northridge 29:52.8
137 Austin Smith FR Utah Valley 29:55.3
138 Paulino Tavares Unattached 29:56.6
139 Casey Evans Unattached 30:11.8
140 Xavier Martinez FR Pima CC (AZ) 30:13.8
141 Erik Silverness FR Occidental 30:15.2 66
142 J.P Kiefer FR Claremont-MS 30:15.7
143 Zach Beimford JR Cal Baptist 30:18.5 67
144 Juan Mercado Riverside CC 30:28.6 68
145 Scott Oseguera SO Redlands 30:38.6 69
146 Albert Lemaire SO Redlands 30:39.6
147 Ian Jones Unattached 30:46.4
148 Raoul Friedmann SO Occidental 30:47.0
149 David Garcia SO Redlands 30:50.3
150 Michael Soto Unattached 30:58.7
151 Adrian Butterton FR Pomona-Pitzer 31:06.2
152 Jeremy Bloom FR Occidental 31:10.2
153 Will Clausen SR Claremont-MS 31:11.7
154 Robert Salazar FR Central Arizona 31:18.0
155 John McDaniel Caltech 31:18.3 70
156 Vince Lowder Cal Coast 31:22.5 71
157 Erik Chazin SO Redlands 31:30.1
158 Gilberto Yanes-Feliz LA Trade Tech 31:31.2
159 Elliot Simon Caltech 31:33.9 72
160 Trevor Cox Cal Coast 31:35.3 73
161 Isaac Moreno SO Whittier 31:36.1
162 Michael Siqueiros FR Pima CC (AZ) 31:48.5
163 Charles Back SR Whittier 31:55.0
164 John Moss Cal Coast 32:03.3 74
165 Erick Padilla Southwestern 32:05.2
166 Juan Maffey SR San Diego Christian 32:07.6
167 David Godoy Riverside CC 32:07.9 75
168 Jaime Madrigal SR CS Monterey Bay 32:09.5 76
169 Joel Kosmatka Caltech 32:10.9 77
170 Luke Vickers Unattached 32:14.1
171 Erick Tavares Unattached 32:15.0
172 John Nichols FR Redlands 32:21.5
173 Tanner Olsen SO Whittier 32:22.1
174 Dan Arsenault Cal Coast 32:33.0
175 Gene Vaughan Caltech 32:37.3 78
176 Nyron Bernard Unattached 32:43.4
177 Sebastiaan Bol Unattached 32:47.3
178 David Galindo FR Redlands 33:14.0
179 Luis Garcia SR Redlands 33:22.9
180 Joey Holland FR San Diego Christian 33:32.0
181 Chris Leach FR Pima CC (AZ) 33:32.5
182 Joseph Bridgeforth SR San Diego Christian 33:35.0
183 Alessandro Moriano SO San Diego Christian 33:45.7
184 Zivvy Epstein FR Pomona-Pitzer 33:47.0
185 Gabriel Penate Riverside CC 34:18.1 79
186 Luke Pfaffinger Unattached 34:52.2
187 Efrain Velasco Unattached 34:58.6
188 Alonzo Washington SO Redlands 35:02.3
189 Salvador Luna Unattached 35:12.1
190 Eric Jackson II SR CS Monterey Bay 35:18.2 80
191 Erick Almaguer Unattached 37:05.2
192 Ian Harriman Providence Chrst 37:34.0
193 Josef Hauser Cuyamaca 38:00.7
194 Mason MacDougall Caltech 39:28.3

Team Scores
=================================================================================
Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
=================================================================================
Results - Men
1 Cal Poly Pomona 30 2 5 6 7 10 15 16
Total Time: 2:12:30.30
Average: 26:30.06
2 Southern Utah 74 1 4 12 18 39
Total Time: 2:13:53.70
Average: 26:46.74
3 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 86 8 11 21 22 24 25 32
Total Time: 2:15:38.70
Average: 27:07.74
4 Pomona-Pitzer 120 13 17 19 34 37 38 43
Total Time: 2:17:14.60
Average: 27:26.92
5 Redlands 159 3 26 33 47 50 55 69
Total Time: 2:18:14.20
Average: 27:38.84
6 UC San Diego 196 20 23 41 48 64
Total Time: 2:20:51.80
Average: 28:10.36
7 Cal Baptist 218 28 30 44 49 67
Total Time: 2:22:16.10
Average: 28:27.22
8 Notre Dame de Namur 218 14 36 54 56 58 62
Total Time: 2:21:17.50
Average: 28:15.50
9 Occidental 244 42 45 46 52 59 60 66
Total Time: 2:22:37.20
Average: 28:31.44
10 Cal Coast 249 27 29 57 65 71 73 74
Total Time: 2:25:12.30
Average: 29:02.46
11 Caltech 249 9 35 63 70 72 77 78
Total Time: 2:27:11.70
Average: 29:26.34
12 Cal St. Monterey Bay 291 31 51 53 76 80
Total Time: 2:32:20.50
Average: 30:28.10
13 Riverside CC 323 40 61 68 75 79
Total Time: 2:34:31.50
Average: 30:54.30

Stanford’s All-American twins are primed to lead the Cardinal to a podium finish in November, even if they don’t run together on easy days.

http://www.runnersworld.com/college-runner-profiles/five-minutes-with-jim-and-joe-rosa?cid=social_20140923_32172756

http://www.athletics.ca/display_news.asp?newsid=1705

Wallace Spearmon
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Wallace Spearmon

Wallace Spearmon on 2010 Weltklasse Zürich
Personal information
Nationality USA
Born December 24, 1984 (age 29)
Robbins, Illinois, U.S.
Residence Dallas, Texas, U.S.
Height 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
Weight 190 lb (86 kg)
Sport
Sport Running
Event(s) 100 meters, 200 meters
Medal record[hide]
Men’s athletics
Competitor for the United States
World Championships
Gold 2007 Osaka 4×100 m relay
Silver 2005 Helsinki 200 m
Bronze 2007 Osaka 200 m
Bronze 2009 Berlin 200 m
Competitor for Americas
Continental Cup
Gold 2006 Athens 200 m
Gold 2006 4×100 m relay
Gold 2010 Split 200 m
Gold 2010 Split 4×100 m relay
Wallace Spearmon, Jr., (born December 24, 1984 in Robbins, Illinois, USA) is a sprint athlete, who specializes in the 200 meters. He is a two-time NCAA outdoor champion in the 200 m and won the silver medal in the event at the 2005 World Championships in Athletics. He has a personal best of 19.65 seconds for the distance, currently the seventh fastest runner of all-time and he also holds the indoor American record.

He has won the bronze medal twice at the World Championships in Athletics in 2007 and 2009. He also finished third at the 2008 Summer Olympics, but was later disqualified for stepping out of his lane.

Contents [hide]
1 Career
2 Personal life
3 Personal bests
4 References
5 External links
Career[edit]
Spearmon is a graduate of Fayetteville High School and attended the University of Arkansas, where he competed collegiately for two seasons before turning pro. While at Arkansas, he won the 200 meters NCAA Outdoor title in 2004 and 2005 as well as the NCAA Indoor 200 m title in 2005. In August 2005, he won the silver medal in the 200 m at the 2005 World Championships and in August 2007, he won the bronze medal at the 2007 World Championships. Spearmon won the 200 m at the USA outdoor athletics championships in 2006 and finished second in 2007. At the 2009 World Championships in Berlin he won another bronze. He ran a world best time of 31.88 for the 300 m indoors in February 2006.[1]

His personal best in the 200 m is 19.65 seconds. This time (achieved in Daegu, Korea) made him the third fastest man over the distance at that point.[2] He is currently ranked as the seventh fastest runner ever. Only world record holder Usain Bolt (19.19), Yohan Blake (19.26), Michael Johnson (19.32), Walter Dix (19.53), his training partner Tyson Gay (19.58), and Xavier Carter (19.63) have run faster. Despite the fact that he normally runs a "slower" first half of his 200 m races and goes on to pass people down the stretch, his 100 meters personal best is 9.96 s. He set that mark running in Shanghai on September 28, 2007, beating 100 m world champion Tyson Gay.

Spearmon initially finished in the bronze medal position in the 200 m in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, but was disqualified for stepping out of his lane. The second place finisher, Churandy Martina of the Netherlands Antilles, was also disqualified, giving Americans Shawn Crawford and Walter Dix the silver and bronze medals, respectively.[3]

He posted a quick time of 19.98 seconds in the 200 m in Kingston, Jamaica in April 2010, finishing behind Usain Bolt.[4] He reached the 2010 IAAF Diamond League 200 m final at the Weltklasse Zurich meeting, and (in the absence of points leader Walter Dix) he won the first Diamond Race Trophy with a meeting record of 19.79 seconds.[5] Following the Diamond League win, he ran 19.85 seconds to win at the Rieti IAAF Grand Prix.[6]

At the start of the 2012 season, he broke Michael Johnson's 200 m meet record at the Drake Relays with a run of 20.02 seconds.[7] He finished fourth in the 200 metres final at the 2012 London Olympics. His time of 19.90 seconds was 6/100 of a second outside of a medal placing.

At a meeting in Edmonton in July, 2014, Spearmon tested positive for methylprednisolone contained in a medicine he was taking without asking for an exemption. USADA accepted the excuse so it was treated as a minor violation. On September 19, 2014 it was announced he would receive a 3 month suspension, backdated to August 27.[8]

Personal life[edit]
Spearmon's father, Wallace Spearmon, Sr, was also a sprinter. He was the 1987 bronze medalist in the 200 meters at the Pan American Games.

He is good friends with fellow sprinter Usain Bolt; they are known for there jokes and good friendship.

Spearmon was formerly engaged to fellow American track athlete Monica Hargrove.[9]

On an April 2011 episode of MythBusters, he worked with Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman to investigate the possibility of a human running on water. In May 2013 he returned to the show to race 30 ft against a race car.

Personal bests[edit]

Spearmon at the 2007 World Championships
Event Time (sec) Venue Date
60 meters 6.66 Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States February 11, 2012
100 meters 9.96 Shanghai, China September 28, 2007
200 meters 19.65 Daegu, South Korea September 28, 2006
200 meters (indoors) 20.10 NR Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States March 11, 2005
300 meters (indoors) 31.88 WR Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States February 10, 2006
400 meters 45.22 Paris, France July 8, 2006
All information taken from IAAF profile.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Spearmon sets world record in indoor 300 meters". www.usatoday.com. 2008-02-11. Retrieved 2010-04-04.
Jump up ^ Jalava, Mirko & Turner, Chris (2006-09-26). UPDATED - Spearmon blasts to 19.65 in Daegu to become the third quickest 200m runner all-time. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-02-28.
Jump up ^ "DQs move Americans into silver, bronze positions". NBC. 2008-08-20. Retrieved 2008-11-03.
Jump up ^ Foster, Anthony (2010-05-02). Bolt sizzles 19.56 in 200m opener in Kingston. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-05-02.
Jump up ^ Ramsak, Bob (2010-08-19). Oliver blazes 12.93 in Zürich – REPORT – Samsung Diamond League. IAAF Diamond League. Retrieved on 2010-08-30.
Jump up ^ Sampaolo, Diego (2010-08-29). Rudisha lowers 800m World record again, 1:41.01; Carter dashes 9.78sec in Rieti - IAAF World Challenge. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-08-30.
Jump up ^ Dunaway, Jim (2012-04-29). Spearmon, Lowe and Wilson break meet records at Drake Relays. IAAF. Retrieved on 2012-05-03.
Jump up ^ http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/athletics/29285605
Jump up ^ Bahn, Chris (2008-08-04). Matured, focused Spearmon eyes Olympic gold changes in regimen help former Razorback track star achieve lifelong goat. Arkansas Business. Retrieved on 2009-09-12.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Wallace Spearmon.
Wallace Spearmon Jr. profile at IAAF
DyeStat profile for Wallace Spearmon
USA Track & Field: Wallace Spearmon
Flotrack Interviews of Wallace Spearmon (video)
USATF Athlete of the week: January 2005, July 2005, February 2006, October 2006
Achievements
Preceded by
Shawn Crawford Men's 200 m Best Year Performance
2005 Succeeded by
Xavier Carter
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World Champions in Men's 4×100 m Relay
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World Indoor Champions in Men's 4×400 m Relay
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Summer Universiade Champions in Men's 4×100 metres
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IAAF World / Continental Cup Champions in Men's 200 m
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IAAF World / Continental Cup Champions in Men's 4 x 100 m relay
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2012 USA Olympic Track & Field Team
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