2019 RECORD BOOK

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION Quick Facts ...... 1 2018 Indoor Performance List...... 2-3 2018 Outdoor Performance List...... 4-8 2019 Schedule...... 9 Home of The Beach...... 10-11 2019 Roster ...... 12-13

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Andy Sythe ...... 15-17 Assistant Coaches...... 18-20 Support Staff...... 21 2018 IN REVIEW BIG WEST CONFERENCE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS BEACH HISTORY AND RECORDS 2017 Season Bests...... 24-25 Men: 2nd place -- 136.5 points | Women: 1st place -- 122 points Championship Tradition...... 26 All-Conference (Men): Kemonie Briggs - Long Jump (1st), 4x400m relay (1st), 400m (3rd); All-Americans & Olympians...... 27 Kent Harris - 200m (1st), 100m (2nd), 4x400m relay (1st); Daniel York Mouton - 400m (2nd), 4x400m NCAA Championship Qualifiers (Sythe Era - Since 1990)...... 28 relay (1st); Jason Smith - Long Jump (2nd), High Jump (T2nd); John Broadhead - Decathlon (3rd); Michael NCAA Regional Qualifers...... 29 Magula - Pole Vault (3rd); Josh Carr - Hammer Throw (2nd); Nicholas Hudson - Hammer Throw (3rd); Individual Conference Champions...... 30-31 Isaiah Johnson - 4x400m relay (1st) Hall of Fame / Multiple All-Conference Performers...... 32 Big West Awards...... 33 Men’s Field Athlete of the Year: Jason Smith All-Conference Performances (Since 1985)...... 34-35 Indoor Records...... 36-37 All-Conference (Women): Ashleigh Chambers - 4x100m relay (1st), 100m (3rd); Courtne’ Davis - 4x100m Outdoor Records...... 38-39 relay (1st), 200m (1st), 100m (2nd); Anaya Alexander - 400m (1st), 4x400m relay (1st); Shyann Reynolds Athletic Excellence...... 40 - 4x400m relay (1st), 400m (3rd); Shalee Reynolds - 4x400m relay (1st), 400mh (2nd); Azaria Hill - 4x100m Academic Excellence...... 41 relay (1st), 4x400m relay (1st); Madison Golden - 4x100m relay (1st); Bria Palmer - High Jump (3rd); Crystal Rodriguez - Javelin (3rd).

Big West Women’s Coach of the Year: Andy Sythe Freshman Women’s Athlete of the Year: Shalee Reynolds

Men’s All-Academic Team: Luis Briceno, Josh Carr, Robert Dassler, Kent Harris, Pattrick Higgins, Nicholas Hudson, Braedon Kraft, Jeffrey Pulcher, Anthony Sommers, Sullivan Wall and Dustin Wert. QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Women’s All-Academic Team: Diana Acholonu, Anaya Alexander, Sydney Barnes, Lauren Bartsch, Hailee Brigman, Alexis Ceballos, Ashleigh Chambers, Lea Fong, Erykah McNairy, Alexis Medrano, Cassandra Location...... Long Beach, Calif. Nychay, Delainey Smith and Megan Sweeny. Enrollment...... 36,822 Nickname...... 49ers or Beach Colors...... Black & Gold NCAA WEST PRELIMINARY QUALIFIERS President...... Dr. Jane Close Conoley Men (8): Kemonie Briggs - Long Jump; Josh Carr - Hammer; Daniel York-Mouton - 400m; Saladin Nasser - Athletics Director...... Andy Fee Long Jump; Jason Smith - Long Jump,High Jump, Triple Jump; Kent Harris - 100m, Nicholas Hudson - Hammer Conference...... Big West (Outdoor) Throw Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (Indoor) Twitter...... @LBSU_Track_XC Women (7): Anaya Alexander - 400m; Ashleigh Chambers - 100m, 200m 4x100m relay; Courtne’ Davis - 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay; Azaria Hill - 4x100m relay; Madison Golden - 4x100m relay; Bria Palmer - High Jump; Shalee Reynolds - 400mh COACHING STAFF Head Coach...... Andy Sythe (San Diego State, 1987), 29th year Associate Head Coach...... LaTanya Sheffield, 6th year NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Assistant Coaches...... Shawn Winget, 2nd year USTFCCCA Honorable Mention All-American: Ashleigh Chambers, Coutne’ Davis, Madison Golden, Cory Loebl, 12th year Azaria Hill - 4x100m relay (18th); Saladin Nasser - Long Jump (18th); Jason Smith - Long Jump (20th) Casey Kear, 1st year Brandon Hierholzer, 4th year USTFCCCA All-Academic: Ashleigh Chambers, Josh Carr, Nicholas Hudson, Kent Harris Kody Robison, 2nd year Jaide Stepter, 2nd year Rachel Daley, 1st year MPSF INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Track & Field Office...... (562) 985-4666 Men: 11th place (22 points) | Women: 14th place (8 points) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Lauren Bartsch, Ashleigh Chambers, Track & Field Contact...... Tyler Hendrickson Women’s MPSF All-Academic Team: Office...... (562) 985-7797 E-Mail...... [email protected] Website...... www.longbeachstate.com The 2018 track & field media guide was written, edited and designed by Tyler Hendrickson. Cover photos taken by John Fajardo. Media guide photos courtesy of John Fajardo, Steve Chen, Rick Morgan, Kirby Lee, Steven Georges, Stephen Carr, Matt Brown and LBSU Athletics. California State University, Long Beach is committed to providing equal opportunities to CSULB students in all campus programs, including intercollegiate athletics. CSULB, in compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VI and Title VII), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, does not discriminate in any of its policies, procedures or practices. This nondiscrimination policy covers all CSULB programs and activities, including employment. In addition to meeting fully its obligations of nondiscrimination under federal and state law, CSULB is committed to creating a community in which a diverse population can live and work, in an atmosphere of tolerance, civility and respect for the rightsand sensibilities of each individual, without regard to race, color, national origin, ancestry, religious creed, sex, gender identification, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, medical condition, age, political affiliation, Vietnam era veteran status, or any other veteran’s status. CSULB is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

1 longbeachstate.com 1 2018 INDOOR PERFORMANCE LIST 2018 Indoor Track & Field Performance List (As of 02/24/18) Men’s Season-Best Marks Men’s Career Records MEN’S 60-METER DASH MEN’S 60-METER DASH Raleigh Adams ...... 6 .92aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 6 .92aa ...... Fifth All-Time ...... 02/10/18 Kent Harris ...... 6 .97aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 6 .97aa ...... Tied Seventh All-Time ...... 01/27/18 Sal Nasser ...... 7 .14aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 7 .14aa ...... 02/10/18 John Broadhead ...... 7 .30 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 7 .30 ...... 02/23/18 Cole Hicks ...... 7 .61 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 7 .61 ...... 02/23/18

MEN’S 200-METER DASH MEN’S 200-METER DASH Daniel York-Mouton ...... 22 .01 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 22 .01 ...... 02/23/18 Kent Harris ...... 22 .08aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 22 .08aa ...... 01/27/18 Faris Babineaux ...... 22 .46 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 22 .46 ...... 02/23/18

MEN’S 400-METER DASH MEN’S 400-METER DASH Daniel York-Mouton ...... 47 .53 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 47 .53 ...... T-Third All-Time ...... 02/24/18 Faris Babineaux ...... 49 .69 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 49 .69 ...... 02/24/18

MEN’S 1,000-METER DASH MEN’S 1,000-METER DASH Jonathan Broadhead ...... 2:45 .61 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 2:45 .61 ...... 02/24/18 Cole Hicks ...... 3:00 .27 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 3:00 .27 ...... 01/24/18

MEN’S 60-METER HURDLES MEN’S 60-METER HURDLES Raleigh Adams ...... 8 .01aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 8 .01aa ...... School Record ...... 02/10/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 8 .84 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 8 .84 ...... 02/24/18 Cole Hicks ...... 10 .16 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 10 .16 ...... 02/24/18

MEN’S MILE RELAY MEN’S MILE RELAY Adams, Babineaux, Harris, York-Mouton . . . 3:25 .64aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 3:25 .64aa ...... 01/27/18

MEN’S HIGH JUMP MEN’S HIGH JUMP Jason Smith ...... 2 .08m (6-09 .75) . . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 2 .08m (6-09 .75) ...... Seventh All-TIme ...... 01/27/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 1 .95m (6-04 .75) . . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 2 .03m (6-07 .75) ...... 02/03/17 Chris Rasmussen ...... 1 .85m (6-00 .75) . . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 1 .85m (6-00 .75) ...... 01/27/18 Cole Hicks ...... 1 .79m (5-10 .50) . . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 1 .79m (5-10 .50) ...... 02/23/18

MEN’S POLE VAULT MEN’S POLE VAULT Michael Magula ...... 4 .70m (15-05 .00) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 4 .70m (15-05 .00) ...... 02/23/18 Luis Briceno ...... 4 .45m (14-07 .25) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 4 .45m (14-07 .25) ...... 02/03/17 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 4 .50m (14-09 .00) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 4 .50m (14-09 .00) ...... 02/24/18 Cole Hicks ...... 4 .40m (14-05 .25) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 4 .40m (14-05 .25) ...... 02/24/18

MEN’S LONG JUMP MEN’S LONG JUMP Jason Smith ...... 7 .39m (24-03 .00) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 7 .39m (24-03 .00) . . . . . Fourth All-Time ...... 02/23/18 Sal Nasser ...... 7 .32m (24-00 .25) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 7 .32m (24-00 .25) . . . . . Fifth All-Time ...... 02/23/18 Blair Robinson ...... 6 .94m (22-09 .25) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 6 .94m (22-09 .25) ...... 01/26/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 6 .41m (21-00 .50) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 6 .61m (21-08 .25) ...... 02/24/17 Cole Hicks ...... 6 .31m (20-08 .50) . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 6 .31m (20-08 .50) ...... 02/23/18

MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP Jason Smith ...... 14 .87m (48-09 .50) . . . Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 14 .87m (48-09 .50) . . . . . Seventh All-Time ...... 02/10/18 Blair Robinson ...... 14 .52m (47-07 .75) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 14 .52m (47-07 .75) ...... 01/27/18

MEN’S SHOT PUT MEN’S SHOT PUT Jonathan Broadhead ...... 11 .75m (38-06 .75) . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 11 .95m (39-02 .50) ...... 02/24/17 Cole Hicks ...... 11 .55m (37-10 .75) . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 11 .55m (37-10 .75) ...... 02/23/18

MEN’S WEIGHT THROW MEN’S WEIGHT THROW Josh Carr ...... 17 .86m (58-07 .50) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 17 .86m (58-07 .50) . . . . . Ninth All-Time ...... 01/26/18 Charlie Vernoy ...... 16 .94m (55-07 .00) . . . Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 9 16 .94m (55-07 .00) ...... 02/09/18 Nicholas Hudson ...... 16 .14m (52-11 .50) . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 16 .14m (52-11 .50) ...... 02/23/18 Tony Sommers ...... 15 .27m (50-01 .50) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 15 .27m (50-01 .50) ...... 01/26/18

MEN’S HEPTATHLON MEN’S HEPTATHLON Jonathan Broadhead ...... 5,145 Points . . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 5,145 Points ...... Fourth All-Time ...... 02/24/18 Cole Hicks ...... 4,435 Points . . . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 4,435 Points ...... Sixth All-Time ...... 02/24/18

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Women’s Season-Best Marks Women’s Career Records

WOMEN’S 60-METER DASH WOMEN’S 60-METER DASH Courtne’ Davis ...... 7 .38aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 7 38aa...... School Record ...... 01/27/18 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 7 .55 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 7 55...... Third All-Time ...... 02/23/18 Azaria Hill ...... 7 .62aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 7 61...... Tied Sixth All-Time ...... 02/24/17 Madison Golden ...... 7 .90aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 7 84...... 02/24/17 Elijah McDonald ...... 8 .04aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N M...... Feb . 10 8 04aa...... 02/10/18

WOMEN’S 200-METER DASH WOMEN’S 200-METER DASH Courtne’ Davis ...... 24 .00 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 24 .00 ...... School Record ...... 02/23/18 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 24 .35 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 24 .35 ...... Second All-Time ...... 02/23/18 Azaria Hill ...... 24 .74 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 24 .74 ...... Seventh All-Time ...... 02/23/18 Madison Golden ...... 25 .20 ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 25 .20 ...... 02/23/18 Anaya Alexander ...... 25 .46aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N M...... Feb . 10 25 .46aa ...... 02/10/18 Shyann Reynolds ...... 25 .57aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 25 .57aa ...... 02/10/18 Shalee Reynolds ...... 25 .63aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 25 .63aa ...... 02/10/18 Tavajia Richardson ...... 25 .69aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 25 .69aa ...... 02/10/18 Hollie Harris ...... 26 .06aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 26 .06aa ...... 01/26/18 Sydney Barnes ...... 27 .23aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 27 .23aa ...... 01/26/18 Elijah McDonald ...... 27 .24aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 27 .24aa ...... 01/26/18

WOMEN’S 400-METER DASH WOMEN’S 400-METER DASH Shyann Reynolds ...... 56 .82aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N M...... Feb . 10 56 .82aa ...... Seventh All-Time ...... 02/10/18 Shalee Reynolds ...... 57 .24aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 57 .24aa ...... Tenth All-Time ...... 01/27/18 Anaya Alexander ...... 58 .18aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N M...... Feb . 10 56 .56 ...... Third All-Time ...... 02/24/17 Tavajia Richardson ...... 58 .85aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 57 .13 ...... Ninth All-Time ...... 02/24/17 Hollie Harris ...... 59 .84aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 57 .68 ...... 01/30/18

WOMEN’S 800-METER RUN WOMEN’S 800-METER RUN Taylor Owen ...... 2:16 40aa...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 2:16 .40aa ...... Eighth All-Time ...... 01/27/18

WOMEN’S MILE RUN WOMEN’S MILE RUN Mikayla Florez ...... 5:03 69aa...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 5:03 .69aa ...... 01/27/18 Julie Vargas ...... 5:21 94aa...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 5:21 .94aa ...... 01/27/18 Alexis Ceballos ...... 5:45 25aa...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 5:45 .25aa ...... 01/27/18

WOMEN’S 60-METER HURDLES WOMEN’S 60-METER HURDLES Melanee Williams ...... 8 .70aa ...... Don Kirby Invitational . . . . . Albuquerque, N .M ...... Feb . 10 8 70aa...... Fourth All-Time ...... 02/10/18 Elijah McDonald ...... 8 .72aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 8 68...... Third All-Time ...... 02/03/17 Erin McGuire ...... 9 .62aa ...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 9 62aa...... 01/26/18

WOMEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY WOMEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY Shy . Reynolds, Alexander, Sha . Reynolds, Richardson ...... 3:46 .14aa ...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 3:46 .14 ...... T-School Record ...... 02/24/18

WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP Bria Palmer ...... 1 .75m (5-08 75)...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 1 75m. (5-08 .75) ...... Sixth All-Time ...... 02/24/17 Meg Sweeney ...... 1 .66m (5-05 25)...... MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 1 66m. (5-05 .25) ...... 02/03/17 Delaney Smith ...... 1 .60m (5-03 .00) . . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 1 60m. (5-03 .00) ...... 01/27/18 Diana Acholonu ...... 1 .55m (5-01 00)...... Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 1 69m. (5-06 .50) ...... Ninth All-Time ...... 02/03/17

WOMEN’S POLE VAULT WOMEN’S POLE VAULT Lauren Bartsch ...... 3 .60m (11-09 75). . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 3 60m. (11-09 75)...... 02/23/18 Lea Fong ...... 3 .50m (11-05 .75) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 3 50m. (11-05 75)...... 02/03/17 Hailee Brigman ...... 3 .20m (10-06 .00) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 3 20m. (10-06 .00) ...... 01/26/18

WOMEN’S LONG JUMP WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP Melanee Williams ...... 5 .37m (17-07 .50) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 5 67m. (18-07 .25) . . . . . Tied Seventh All-Time ...... 02/03/17 Erin McGuire ...... 4 .61m (15-01 .50) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 4 61m. (15-01 .50) ...... 01/26/18

WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP Sydney Barnes ...... 11 .37m (37-03 75). . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 24 11 .37m (37-03 .75) ...... 02/03/17

WOMEN’S SHOT PUT WOMEN’S SHOT PUT Sydney Barnes ...... 9 .92m (32-06 .75) . . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 27 9 92m. (32-06 .75) ...... 01/27/18

WOMEN’S WEIGHT THROW WOMEN’S WEIGHT THROW De’Ondra Young ...... 19 .50m (63-11 .75) . . . MPSF Championships . . . . . Seattle, Wash ...... Feb . 23 21 .02m (68-11 .75) . . . . . School Record ...... 02/25/17 Amanda Troung ...... 16 .10m (52-10 .25) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 16 .10m (52-10 25)...... Eighth All-Time ...... 01/26/18 Brianna Uipi ...... 15 .11m (49-07 .25) . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 15 .11m (49-07 .25) ...... 01/26/18 Erykah McNairy ...... 14 .87m (48-09 75). . . . Air Force Invitational . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colo . . . Jan . 26 14 .87m (48-09 75)...... 01/26/18

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MEN’S 100-METER DASH MEN’S 100-METER DASH Kent Harris ...... 10 .58 ...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 10 .58 ...... 3/31/18 Sal Nasser ...... 11 .05 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . March 16 10 .96 ...... 4/7/17 Faris Babineaux ...... 11 .16 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 11 .16 ...... 4/6/18 Isaiah Johnson ...... 11 .17 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 11 .17 ...... 3/10/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 11 .28 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 11 .28 ...... 3/22/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 11 .43 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 11 .43 ...... 5/4/18 Cole Hicks ...... 11 .56 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 11 .56 ...... 3/22/18 Jackson Potter ...... 11 .81 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 11 .81 ...... 3/22/18

MEN’S 200-METER DASH MEN’S 200-METER DASH Kent Harris ...... 21 .31 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 21 .31 ...... 5/11/18 Isaiah Johnson ...... 21 .53 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 21 .53 ...... 3/16/18 Daniel York-Mouton ...... 21 .68 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 21 .68 ...... 3/16/18 Faris Babineaux ...... 22 .04 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 16 22 .04 ...... 3/16/18

MEN’S 400-METER DASH MEN’S 400-METER DASH Daniel York-Mouton ...... 46 .94 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 46 .94 ...... 4/28/18 Kemonie Briggs ...... 46 .93 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 46 .91 ...... 4/7/17 Isaiah Johnson ...... 47 .04 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 47 .04 ...... 3/16/18 Faris Babineaux ...... 48 .45 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 48 .45 ...... 5/11/18 Kent Harris ...... 49 .42 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 49 .42 ...... 3/3/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 51 .38 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 51 .38 ...... 5/4/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 52 .13 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 52 .13 ...... 5/4/18 Jackson Potter ...... 53 .24 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 53 .24 ...... 5/4/18 Cole Hicks ...... 53 .89 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 52 .77 ...... 3/23/17

MEN’S 800-METER RUN MEN’S 800-METER RUN Braeden Kraft ...... 1:52 .69 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 1:52 69...... 5/12/18 Patrick Higgins ...... 1:55 .48 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 1:55 48...... 4/6/18 Daniel York-Mouton ...... 1:57 .10 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 1:57 10...... 3/10/18 Logan Schaefer ...... 1:59 .42 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 1:56 42...... 3/10/18 Kemonie Briggs ...... 1:59 .47 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 1:59 47...... 3/3/18 Faustino Diaz ...... 2:00 .44 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 2:00 44...... 4/28/18

MEN’S 1,500-METER RUN MEN’S 1,500-METER RUN Trevor Stangle ...... 3:59 .27 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 3:59 27...... 4/6/18 Logan Schaefer ...... 3:59 .90 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 20 3:59 90...... 4/20/18 Braeden Kraft ...... 4:02 .32 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 4:02 32...... 3/3/18 Ezra Sotelo ...... 4:04 .33 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 4:04 33...... 3/3/18 Robert Daseler ...... 4:07 .77 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 4:07 77...... 3/10/18 Joey Del Valle Rutherford . . . . . 4:09 .34 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 4:09 34...... 3/22/18 Patrick Burciago ...... 4:09 .01 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 20 4:01 36...... 3/4/17 Faustino Diaz ...... 4:10 .01 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 20 4:10 01...... 4/20/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 4:33 .50 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 4:33 50...... 5/5/18 Jackson Potter ...... 4:58 .69 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 4:58 69...... 5/5/18 Cole Hicks ...... 5:03 .20 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 4:56 53...... 3/23/17 Devon Alvarado ...... 5:24 .62 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 5:24 31...... 3/22/18

MEN’S 3,000-METER RUN MEN’S 3,000-METER RUN Trevor Stangle ...... 8:44 .42 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 8:44 42...... 4/6/18 Joey Del Valle Rutherford . . . . . 8:59 .02 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 8:52 94...... 3/3/18 Ezra Sotelo ...... 9:00 .75 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 9:00 75...... 3/10/18 Robert Daseler ...... 9:10 .36 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 9:10 36...... 3/3/18 Faustino Diazz ...... 9:19 .05 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 9:19 05...... 4/6/18

MEN’S 5,000-METER RUN MEN’S 5,000-METER RUN Trevor Stangle ...... 14:58 .32 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 14:58 32...... 4/27/18 Ezra Sotelo ...... 15:11 .72 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 20 15:11 .72 ...... 4/20/18 Robert Daseler ...... 15:35 .19 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 15:35 19...... 4/27/18 Robert Diaz ...... 16:22 96...... Ben Brown Invitational . . . . . Fullerton, Calif ...... March 3 16:22 96...... 3/3/18

MEN’S 5,000-METER RUN MEN’S 5,000-METER RUN Trevor Stangle ...... 35:27 .81 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 35:27 81...... 5/11/18

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men’s Season-Best Marks men’s Career Records MEN’S 110-METER HURDLES MEN’S 110-METER HURDLES Raleigh Adams ...... 14 .38 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 14 .38 ...... 3/16/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 14 51...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 14 .51 ...... 5/11/18 John Broadhead ...... 15 .41 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 15 .41 ...... 5/5/18 Jackson Potter ...... 16 12...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 16 .12 ...... 3/22/18 Cole Hicks ...... 16 .41 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 16 .38 ...... 3/23/17

MEN’S 400-METER HURDLES MEN’S 400-METER HURDLES Raleigh Adams ...... 54 34...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 54 .34 ...... 3/10/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 1:00 .43 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 1:00 .43 ...... 4/6/18 Jackson Potter ...... 1:00 .47 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 1:00 47...... 4/6/18

MEN’S 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE MEN’S 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE Ezra Sotelo ...... 10:09 .04 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10:09 04...... 4/6/18 Robert Daseler ...... 10:23 .15 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10:23 15...... 4/6/18

MEN’S 4X100-METER RELAY MEN’S 4X100-METER RELAY Adams, Harris, Johnson, Briggs . . . . 40 .84 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 40 .84 ...... 3/16/18 Nasser, Harris, Babineaux, York-Mouton . 41 .33 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 41 .33 ...... 5/12/18 Harris, Adams, Johnson, Babineaux . . . . 41 .55 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 41 .55 ...... 3/3/18 Harris, Nasser, Johnson, York-Mouton . . 41 58...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 41 .58 ...... 3/10/18

MEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY MEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY Harris, York-Mouton, Johnson, Briggs . . . 3:09 .74 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 1 3:09 .74 ...... 5/12/18 Briggs, Harris, Babineaux, York-Mouton . . . 3:09 .83 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 3:09 .83 ...... 4/28/18 Briggs, Babineaux, Harris, York-Mouton . . . 3:09 .92 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 3:09 .92 ...... 4/21/18 Harris, York-Mouton, Johnson, Babineaux . . 3:10 .30 ...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 3:10 .30 ...... 3/16/18 York-Mouton, Johnson, Babineaux, Briggs . . 3:12 .31 ...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 3:12 .31 ...... 3/31/18 York-Mouton, Babineaux, Johnson, Adams . . 3:14 .26 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 3:14 .26 ...... 3/3/18 Higgins, Kraft, Schaefer, Sotelo . . . . 3:28 .23 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 3:28 .23 ...... 3/10/18 Daseler, Alvarado, Potter, Hicks . . . . 3:35 .36 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 3:35 .36 ...... 3/10/18

MEN’S HIGH JUMP MEN’S HIGH JUMP Jason Smith ...... 2 .11m (6-11 00). . . . . Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 2 .11m (6-11 .00) ...... 3/31/18 Jackson Potter ...... 2 .01m (6-07 .00) . . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 2 .02m (6-07 .50) ...... 4/7/17 John Broadhead ...... 1 .98m (6-06 .00) . . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 2 .02m (6-07 .50) ...... 4/7/17 Chris Rasmussen ...... 1 .86m (6-01 .25) . . . . . Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 1 .86m (6-01 .25) ...... 3/3/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 1 .84m (6-00 .50) . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 1 .84m (6-00 .50) ...... 5/4/18 Cole Hicks ...... 1 .78m (5-10 .00) . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 1 .78m (5-10 .00) ...... 5/4/18

MEN’S POLE VAULT MEN’S POLE VAULT Dustin Wert ...... 4 .90m (16-00 .75) . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 4 .90m (16-00 .75) ...... 4/28/18 Michael Magula ...... 4 .88m (16-00 .00) . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 4 .88m (16-00 .00) ...... 5/12/18 Cole Hicks ...... 4 .73m (15-06 .25) . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 4 .73m (15-06 .25) ...... 5/12/18 Luis Briceno ...... 4 .45m (14-07 25). . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 4 .67m (15-03 .75) ...... 5/12/17 Devon Alvarado ...... 4 .35m (14-03 25). . . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 4 .35m (14-03 .25) ...... 4/6/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 4 .30m (14-01 25). . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 4 .30m (14-01 .25) ...... 3/22/18 Jackson Potter ...... 3 .80m (12-05 50). . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 3 .80m (12-5 .5) ...... 3/22/18

MEN’S LONG JUMP MEN’S LONG JUMP Kemonie Briggs ...... 7 .92m (26-00 00). . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 7 .99m (26-02 .75) ...... School Record ...... 3/4/17 Jason Smith ...... 7 .77m (25-06 00). . . . . NCAA West Prelims ...... Sacramento, Calif . . . . . May 25 7 .77m (25-06 .00) ...... Ninth All-Time ...... 5/25/18 Sal Nasser ...... 7 .70m (25-03 .25) . . . . NCAA West Prelims ...... Sacramento, Calif . . . . . May 25 7 .70m (25-03 .25) ...... Tenth All-Time ...... 4/21/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 7 .03m (23-00 75). . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 7 .03m (23-00 .75) ...... 5/4/18 Blair Robinson ...... 6 .98m (22-10 75). . . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 6 .98m (22-10 .75) ...... 4/6/18 Ricky Ellis ...... 6 .64m (21-09 50). . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 6 .64m (21-09 .50) ...... 4/27/18 Cole Hicks ...... 6 .64m (21-09 .50) . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 6 .64m (21-09 .50) ...... 5/4/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 6 .57m (21-06 75). . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 6 .57m (21-06 .75) ...... 5/4/18 Jackson Potter ...... 6 .54m (21-05 50). . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 6 .54m (21-05 .50) ...... 5/4/18

MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP MEN’S TRIPLE JUMP Jason Smith ...... 15 28m. (50-01 .75) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 15 .28m (50-01 75)...... 5/12/18 Blair Robinson ...... 15 27m. (50-01 .25) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 15 .27m (50-01 25)...... 5/12/18 Ricky Ellis ...... 13 91m. (45-07 .75) . . . Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 13 .91m (45-07 75)...... 4/19/18

MEN’S SHOT PUT MEN’S SHOT PUT Tavi Kamarullah ...... 16 00m. (52-06 .00) . . . Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 16 .00m (52-06 00)...... 3/3/18 Cole Hicks ...... 13 .73m (45-00 .50) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 13 .73m (45-00 50)...... 5/4/18 Sullivan Wall ...... 13 53m. (44-04 .75) . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 14 .95m (49-00 75)...... 3/14/15 John Broadhead ...... 11 .63m (38-02 .00) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 11 .63m (38-02 .00) ...... 5/4/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 11 .30m (37-01 .00) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 4 11 .30m (37-01 .00) ...... 5/4/18 Jackson Potter ...... 10 75m. (35-03 .25) . . . Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 10 .75m (35-03 25)...... 4/19/18

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men’s Season-Best Marks men’s Career Records MEN’S DISCUS MEN’S DISCUS Josh Carr ...... 54 .48m (177-10 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 56 .70m (186-00 00)...... 3/4/17 Nicholas Hudson ...... 51 .93m (170-04 .00) . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 51 .93m (170-04 00)...... 4/6/18 Ryan Coy ...... 45 .58m (149-06 .00) . . Triton Invitational ...... San Diego, Calif ...... April 14 45 .58m (149-06 00)...... 4/14/18 Tavi Kamarullah ...... 45 .73m (150-00 .00) . . Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 45 .73m (150-00 00)...... 4/19/18 Anthony Sommers ...... 44 .89m (147-03 .00) . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 44 .89m (147-03 00)...... 4/6/18 Sullivan Wall ...... 42 .88m (140-08 .00) . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 48 .00m (157-06 00)...... 4/4/15 Cole Hicks ...... 42 .28m (138-08 .00) . . Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 45 .80m (150-03 00)...... 5/6/17 John Broadhead ...... 37 .67m (123-07 .00) . . Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 37 .67m (123-07 00)...... 3/3/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 35 .92m (117-10 .00) . . USC Trojan Invitational . . . . Los Angeles, Calif . . . . . March 16 35 .92m (117-10 .00) ...... 3/16/18 Jackson Potter ...... 30 .60 .m (100-05 .00) . USC Trojan Invitational . . . . Los Angeles, Calif . . . . . March 16 30 .60m (100-05 00)...... 3/16/18

MEN’S HAMMER MEN’S HAMMER Nicholas Hudson ...... 61 .36m (201-04 .00) . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 61 .36m (201-04 00)...... Eighth All-Time ...... 4/6/18 Josh Carr ...... 60 .70m (199-02 .00) . . NCAA West Prelims ...... Sacramento, Calif . . . . . May 25 60 .70m (199-02 00)...... Ninth All-Time ...... 5/25/18 Ryan Coy ...... 50 .57m (165-11 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 50 .57m (165-11 .00) ...... 4/27/18 Anthony Sommers ...... 49 .96m (163-11 .00) . . Ben Brown Invitational . . . . . Fullerton, Calif ...... March 9 49 .96m (163-11 .00) ...... 3/9/18

MEN’S JAVELIN MEN’S JAVELIN Jeffrey Pulcher ...... 54 .87m (180-00 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 56 .83m (186-05 00)...... 5/12/17 Cole Hicks ...... 53 .22m (174-07 .00) . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 55 .51m (182-01 00)...... 5/6/17 Ryan Coy ...... 52 .28m (171-06 .00) . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 52 .28m (171-06 00)...... 3/22/18 Jonathan Broadhead ...... 49 .59m (162-08 .00) . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 49 .59m (162-08 00)...... 5/5/18 Jackson Potter ...... 45 .90m (150-07 .00) . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 45 .90m (150-07 00)...... 5/5/18 Devon Alvarado ...... 37 .03m (121-06 .00) . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 37 .03m (121-06 00)...... 3/22/18

MEN’S DECATHLON MEN’S DECATHLON Jonathan Broadhead ...... 7,098 points . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 7,098 ...... Seventh All-Time ...... 5/5/18 Cole Hicks ...... 6,610 points . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 6,826 ...... 3/23/17 Devon Alvarado ...... 6,347 points . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 6,347 ...... 5/518 Jackson Potter ...... 6,010 points . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 5 6,010 ...... 5/5/18

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WOMEN’S 100-METER DASH WOMEN’S 100-METER DASH Courtne’ Davis ...... 11 .50 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 11 .50 ...... Third All-Time ...... 5/25/17, 4/6/18 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 11 .59 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 11 .59 ...... Fifth All-Time ...... 4/6/18 Azaria Hill ...... 11 .72 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 11 .72 ...... Sixth All-Time ...... 4/21/18 Madison Golden ...... 11 .83 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 11 .83 ...... 4/21/18 Melanee Williams ...... 12 29...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 12 .29 ...... 3/3/18 Elijah McDonald ...... 12 61...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 12 .48 ...... 4/28/17 Anaya Alexander ...... 12 .66 ...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 12 .61 ...... 3/10/18 Tavajia Richardson ...... 12 82...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 12 .82 ...... 3/31/18 Hollie Harris ...... 12 91...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 12 .91 ...... 3/10/18 Erin McGuire ...... 12 97...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 12 .97 ...... 3/22/18 Sydney Barnes ...... 13 01...... Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 13 .01 ...... 4/19/18 Deja Dames ...... 13 10...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverisde, Calif ...... March 22 13 .10 ...... 3/22/18

WOMEN’S 200-METER DASH WOMEN’S 200-METER DASH Courtne’ Davis ...... 23 31...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 23 .31 ...... Second All-Time ...... 3/18/18 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 23 65...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 23 .62 ...... Sixth All-Time ...... 4/28/17 Madison Golden ...... 24 28...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 24 .28 ...... 3/16/18 Azaria Hill ...... 24 .30 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 24 .30 ...... 5/12/18 Anaya Alexander ...... 25 .00 ...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 24 .82 ...... 3/4/17 Shyann Reynolds ...... 25 56...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego Calif ...... March 10 25 .56 ...... 3/10/18 Hollie Harris ...... 25 70...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 25 .70 ...... 3/31/18 Tavajia Richardson ...... 25 79...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 25 .79 ...... 3/3/18 Elijah McDonald ...... 27 26...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 27 .26 ...... 3/3/18

WOMEN’S 400-METER DASH WOMEN’S 400-METER DASH Anaya Alexander ...... 53 .79 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 53 .79 ...... Second All-Time ...... 5/12/18 Shyann Reynolds ...... 54 88...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 54 .88 ...... Seventh All-Time ...... 3/31/18 Shalee Reynolds ...... 55 21...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 55 .21 ...... 4/6/18 Tavajia Richardson ...... 57 40...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 56 .56 ...... 3/17/17 Whitney Knox ...... 57 41...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 57 .41 ...... 5/11/18 Azaria Hill ...... 58 .27 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 58 .27 ...... 3/3/18 Hollie Harris ...... 58 51...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 58 .51 ...... 3/22/18 Alexis Medrano ...... 58 78...... Sacramento MONDO . . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 17 58 .78 ...... 3/17/18 Madison Golden ...... 58 93...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 58 .05 ...... 3/23/17 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 59 83...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 59 .83 ...... 3/10/17

WOMEN’S 800-METER RUN WOMEN’S 800-METER RUN Taylor Owen ...... 2:15 .09 ...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 2:15 .09 ...... 3/31/18 Anaya Alexander ...... 2:17 .80 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 2:17 .80 ...... 3/3/18 Alexis Medrano ...... 2:22 .34 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 2:22 .34 ...... 4/6/18

WOMEN’S 1,500-METER RUN WOMEN’S 1,500-METER RUN Taylor Owen ...... 4:36 .76 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 4:36 .76 ...... 4/21/18 Mikayla Florez ...... 4:46 .91 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 4:46 .91 ...... 4/28/18 Maureen Fitzsimmons ...... 5:00 .88 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 5:00 .88 ...... 4/28/18 Alexis Ceballos ...... 5:06 .68 ...... UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 5:00 .26 ...... 3/23/17

WOMEN’S 3,000-METER RUN WOMEN’S 3,000-METER RUN Mikayla Florez ...... 10:25 .52 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10:25 .52 ...... 4/6/18 Maureen Fitzsimmons ...... 10:26 .02 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10:26 .02 ...... 4/6/18 Alexis Ceballos ...... 10:30 .20 ...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10:30 .20 ...... 4/6/18

WOMEN’S 5,000-METER RUN WOMEN’S 5,000-METER RUN Mikayla Florez ...... 17:49 .08 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 17:49 .08 ...... 4/21/18 Taylor Owen ...... 17:57 .98 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 17:57 .98 ...... 5/12/18 Alexis Ceballos ...... 18:24 .02 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 18:24 .01 ...... 4/27/18 Maureen Fitzsimmons ...... 18:49 .10 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 18:49 .10 ...... 4/21/18

WOMEN’S 10,000-METER RUN WOMEN’S 10,000-METER RUN Mikayla Florez ...... 37:36 .13 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 37:36 .13 ...... 5/11/18 Alexis Ceballos ...... 37:55 .30 ...... Beach Invitational ...... Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 21 37:55 30...... 4/21/18

WOMEN’S 100-METER HURDLES WOMEN’S 100-METER HURDLES Elijah McDonald ...... 13 77...... Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 13 .77 ...... Fifth All-Time ...... 4/19/18 Melanee Williams ...... 14 58...... Baldy Castillo Invitational . . . . Tempe, Ariz ...... March 16 14 .55 ...... 5/12/17 Erin McGuire ...... 14 82...... Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 14 .82 ...... 4/19/18 Hollie Harris ...... 14 99...... Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 14 .99 ...... 4/6/18 Shyann Reynolds ...... 15 45...... San Diego Collegiate . . . . . San Diego, Calif ...... March 10 15 .45 ...... 3/10/18

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WOMEN’S 400-METER HURDLES WOMEN’S 400-METER HURDLES Shalee Reynolds ...... 59 02...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 59 .02 ...... Fifth All-Time ...... 5/12/18 Shyann Reynolds ...... 1:01 .20 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 1:01 .20 ...... Ninth All-Time ...... 3/3/18 Hollie Harris ...... 1:02 .61 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 1:02 .61 ...... 3/11/18

WOMEN’S 4X100-METER RELAY WOMEN’S 4X100-METER RELAY Hill, Chambers, Davis, Golden . . . 44 59...... NCAA Championships . . . . . Eugene, Ore ...... June 7 44 .49 ...... School Record ...... 6/7/18 Alexander, Williams, Sha . Reynolds, Shy . Reynolds . 47 14...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 47 .14 ...... 3/3/18

WOMEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY Alexander, Sha . Reynolds, WOMEN’S 4X400-METER RELAY Shy . Reynolds, Richardson . . . . 3:40 .59 ...... Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 3:40 .59 ...... Second All-Time ...... 3/31/18 Reynolds, Reynolds, Alexander, Hill 3:40 .74 ...... Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 3:40 .74 ...... Third All-Time ...... 5/12/18 Sha . Reynolds, Harris, Alexander, Hill . . . . 3:45 .75 ...... Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 3:45 .75 ...... 4/28/18 Alexander, Chambers, Davis, Richardson . 3:48 .57 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 3:48 .57 ...... 3/3/18 Knox, Hill, Golden, Harris . . . . . 3:52 .10 ...... Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 3:52 .10 ...... 3/3/18

WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP Bria Palmer ...... 1 .76m (5-09 .25) . . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 1 .80m (5-10 .75) ...... Tied Seventh All-Time ...... 5/12/17 Meghan Sweeney ...... 1 .68m (5-06 .00) . . . . . Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 1 .70m (5-07 .00) ...... 3/23/17 Diana Acholonu ...... 1 .68m (5-06 .00) . . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 1 .72m (5-07 .75) ...... 5/12/17 Delaney Smith ...... 1 .63m (5-04 .25) . . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 1 .63m (5-04 .25) ...... 4/28/18 Allison Foster ...... 1 .57m (5-01 .75) . . . . . Pacific Coast Intercollegiate . . Long Beach, Calif . . . . . April 19 1 .57m (5-01 .75) ...... 4/19/18

WOMEN’S POLE VAULT WOMEN’S POLE VAULT Lauren Bartsch ...... 3 .85m (12-07 .50) . . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 3 .90m (12-09 .50) . . . . . Sixth All-Time ...... 4/21/17 Lea Fong ...... 3 .70m (12-01 .50) . . . . Mondo Team Challenge . . . . Sacramento, Calif . . . . . March 31 3 .70m (12-01 .50) ...... 3/31/18 Halee Brigman ...... 3 .65m (11-11 .75) . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 3 .65m (11-11 .75) ...... 4/27/18 Teresa Tamashiro ...... 3 .35m (10-11 .75) . . . Triton Invitational ...... San Diego, Calif ...... April 14 3 .35m (10-11 .75) ...... 4/14/18 Betsy Hathaway ...... 3 .21m (10-06 .25) . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif ...... March 22 3 .21m (10-06 .25) ...... 3/22/18

WOMEN’S LONG JUMP WOMEN’S LONG JUMP Melanee Williams ...... 5 .82m (19-01 .25) . . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 5 .84m (19-02 .00) ...... 5/13/16 Allison Foster ...... 5 .64m (18-06 .00) . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 5 .96m (19-06 .75) . . . . . 10th All-Time ...... 3/30/17 Deja Dames ...... 5 .58m (18-03 .75) . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif . . . . . March 22 5 .58m (18-03 .75) ...... 3/22/18 Sydney Barnes ...... 5 .44m (17-10 .25) . . . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 5 .44m (17 .10 .25) ...... 4/71/18 Erin McGuire ...... 5 .39m (17-08 .25) . . . . UCR Spring Break Classic . . . Riverside, Calif . . . . . March 22 5 .39m (17-08 .25) ...... 3/22/18

WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP WOMEN’S TRIPLE JUMP Allison Foster ...... 11 .76m (38-07 .00) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 11 .92m (39-01 .25) ...... 4/28/17 Sydney Barnes ...... 11 .14m (36-06 .75) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 11 .14m (36-06 .75) ...... 5/12/18 Daja Dames ...... 10 69m. (35-01 .00) . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10 .69m (35-01 .00) ...... 4/6/18

WOMEN’S SHOT PUT WOMEN’S SHOT PUT Crystal Rodriguez ...... 12 81m. (42-00 .50) . . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 12 12 .81m (42-00 .50) ...... 5/12/18 Brianna Uipi ...... 12 11m. (39-08 .75) . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 12 .11m (39-08 .75) ...... 4/6/18 Erykah McNairy ...... 10 37m. (34-00 .25) . . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 10 .37m (34-00 .25) ...... 4/6/18

WOMEN’S DISCUS WOMEN’S DISCUS Crystal Rodriguez ...... 49 06m. (160-11 .00) . . Big West Challenge ...... Irvine, Calif ...... April 6 49 .06m (160-11 .00) . . . . 10th All-Time ...... 4/6/18 Amanda Truong ...... 45 61m. (149-00 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 45 .61m (149-00 .00) ...... 4/28/18 Brianna Uipi ...... 43 62m. (143-01 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 28 43 .62m (143-01 .00) ...... 4/28/18 Erykah McNairy ...... 38 14m. (125-01 .00) . . Beach Opener ...... Long Beach, Calif ...... March 3 41 .14m (135-00 .00) ...... 4/7/17

WOMEN’S HAMMER WOMEN’S HAMMER Crystal Rodriguez ...... 54 13m. (177-07 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 54 .13m (177-07 .00) ...... 4/27/18 Erykah McNairy ...... 53 14m. (174-04 .00) . . Ben Brown Invitational . . . . . Fullerton, Calif ...... March 9 53 .14m (174-04 .00) ...... 3/9/18 Amanda Truong ...... 49 51m. (162-05 .00) . . Steve Scott Invitational . . . . Irvine, Calif ...... April 27 49 .51m (162-05 .00) ...... 4/27/18 Brianna Uipi ...... 45 25m. (148-05 .00) . . USC Trojan Invitational . . . . Los Angeles, Calif . . . . . March 16 45 .25m (148-05 .00) ...... 3/16/18

WOMEN’S JAVELIN WOMEN’S JAVELIN Crystal Rodriguez ...... 44 20m. (145-00 .00) . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 44 .20m (145-00 .00) ...... 5/11/18 Cassandra Nychay ...... 42 12m. (138-02 .00) . . Big West Championships . . . . Northridge, Calif ...... May 11 42 .12m (138-02 .00) ...... 5/11/18

8 longbeachstate.com 8 2019 SCHEDULE

LONG BEACH STATE 2019 TRACK & FIELD SCHEDULE

INDOOR SEASON

Date Day Meet Site Time Jan.25 Fri. Air Force Invitational Colorado Springs, Colo. All Day Jan. 26 Sat. Air Force Invitational Colorado Springs, Colo. All Day Feb. 8 Fri. Don Kirby Elite Albuquerque, N.M. All Day Feb. 9 Sat. Don Kirby Elite Albuquerque, N.M. All Day Feb. 22 Fri. MPSF Championship Seattle, Wash. All Day Feb. 23 Sat. MPSF Championship Seattle, Wash. All Day March 8 Fri. NCAA Championship Birmingham, AL. All Day March 9 Sat. NCAA Championship Birmingham, AL. All Day

OUTDOOR SEASON

Date Day Opponent Site Time March 1 Fri. Beach Opener Long Beach, Calif. All Day March 15 Fri. USC Trojan Invitational Los Angeles, Calif. All Day March 16 Sat. Baldy Castillo Invitational Tempe, Ariz. All Day March 21 Thurs. UCR Decathlon/Heptathlon Riverside, Calif. All Day March 29 Fri. Bob Larson Distance Carnival Los Angeles, Calif. All Day March 30 Sat. Jim Bush Legends Invitational Los Angeles, Calif. All Day April 5 Fri. Big West Challenge Santa Barbara, Calif. All Day April 12 Fri. UC San Diego Triton Invitational La Jolla, Calif. All Day April 13 Sat. UC San Diego Triton Invitational La Jolla, Calif. All Day April 18 Thurs. Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Long Beach, Calif. All Day April 19 Fri. Beach Invitational Long Beach, Calif. All Day April 26 Fri. Steve Scott Invitational Irvine, Calif. All Day May 3 Fri. Big West Decathlon/Heptathlon Fullerton, Calif. All Day May 10 Fri. Big West Championship Fullerton, Calif. All Day May 23 Thurs. NCAA West Regional Championship Austin, Texas All Day June 5 Wed. NCAA Championships Eugene, Ore. All Day

9 longbeachstate.com 9 HOME OF THE BEACH

JACK ROSE TRACK

Long Beach State’s multi-million dollar track & field stadium is complete. The first phase of LBSU’s new home, which began on Sept. 8, 2014, included a $3 million track redesign and replacement. The facility has also seen the addition of bleachers, and will have lights and a scoreboard installed in the near future. The completed project will showcase a facility that is among the very best in the United States, with the centerpiece being the track and its design features. The new track is NCAA, USATF and IAAF certified, making it one of only a handful of facilities in the nation that meet the international standards. The stadium will eventually boast seating for 5,000 spectators and allow for additional team and student seating. With this, and other important elements accomplished, the redesign will accomplish the vision of a national-class facility that can play host to major invitational meets as well as NCAA and U.S. Track & Field championships.

10 longbeachstate.com 10 HOME OF THE BEACH HOME OF THE BEACH

TRACK FACILITY SEATING The stadium track offers Long Beach State student-athletes a world-class The main finish line is located on the east side of the stadium. This area will home to train and compete on. The state-of-the-art competition areas provide 3,500 seats and a press box that meets ADA requirements and allows feature a 9-lane track that is NCAA, USATF and IAAF certified. The desirable for sound, timing, and video display operations under all weather conditions. European oval design offers wide radius turns with 48-inch lanes. The shorter Seating on the west side of the stadium is primarily for field event spectating straightaway feature of the track creates a longer, smoother curve than the on the backstretch, adjacent to the outside jumps location. Seating capacity on typical 100-by-100 meter configuration. This longer, smoother curve will give the west side backstretch will be 1,500. this facility the reputation as one of the fastest tracks in the United States, if not the world. A 10th lane has been added as a buffer-zone for competitor Team areas and student seating will be located on the north and south turns. safety, and a “Zero” lane has been installed inside Lane 1 for warm-up and The terraced design of these unique seating areas will showcase “The Beach” cool-down purposes. and provide enclosure to the stadium. These areas will be cement, with synthetic turf on the multiple-level landscaped terrace. The final product will The field event areas consist of dual infield competition throwing circles for exceed the NCAA and USA Track & Field requirements for hosting championship shot put, dual infield discus rings, dual javelin runways, an outside competition events. hammer/discus ring, and three outside shot put throwing pads for additional training and competitions. Additionally, there are cement walkways around WARM-UP FACILITY the outside hammer/discus ring with seating for spectators. Designed to meet NCAA & USATF requirements to host national championships, the warm-up facility will feature a 100m long, 6-lane straightaway with a grass The jumping areas consist of dual infield, side-by-side approaches for high warm-up field for the competitors. The area will also serve as the staging area jump, and dual parallel outfield runways for long/triple jumps and pole vault for officials, volunteers, medical staff, trainers, and the clerk of the course. that can be reversed for wind conditions, if needed. Built into the design of the 6-lane straightaway will be a decline-running ramp The dual runways and throwing rings offer the ability to hold multiple-event for LBSU team speed development. competition, allowing the University to host top-level invitational meets as well as national championships. The University’s unique location near the TRACK BUILDING ocean will also allow the facility to take advantage of optimal, on-shore wind This building will serve as a hub of operations while hosting events and will conditions for all jumping, throwing, and sprinting events. include equipment storage, implement weigh-ins, official and volunteer meeting areas, along with ice-bath tubs for the competitors. The seating capacity aims to achieve 5,000 permanent seats, with the potential to exceed 8,000 upon completion of all phases of the project. LIGHTS & SOUND SYSTEM Stadium lighting will allow national and world-class events to be held at Jack LCD DISPLAY SCOREBOARD Rose Track. A top of the line SS-500HD sound system will also be mounted on The scoreboard will feature a high-resolution, graphic capable, color display. It the scoreboard with the capability of reaching all areas of the stadium. will stand between 30 and 60 feet tall and feature a display area of 11-by-17 feet. In addition to displaying the time of day and individual event times, the OTHER FEATURES scoreboard will show names of competitors, schools, places, and performances The northwest and northeast entrances will include ticket booths and plazas for up to nine athletes for both track and field events. for spectators and vendors. Palm trees and other landscaping will promote a beach theme, and create a memorable look for all who come to The Beach.

Parking proximity and availability is another major bonus for the new track & field stadium. Long Beach State’s largest existing parking garage is located on the west side of the stadium, adjacent to the track, with a capacity of 2,726 spaces. Additional west campus lots are within a very short walking distance to the track and provide an additional 5,661 parking spaces, bringing the total number of available spaces on the west side of the track to 8,387. JACK ROSE TRACK

11 longbeachstate.com 11 MEN’S ROSTER

ATHLETE EVENT(S) YR. EXP. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Raleigh Adams Hurdles RS JR 1L Clyde, Calif. Alhambra HS Derreck Affor Jumps JR TR Beaumont, Calif. San Bernardino Valley CC Devon Alvarado Jumps RS JR TR Encinitas, Calif. Iowa State Olufemi Ajose Sprints FR HS San Leonardo, Calif. San Leonardo HS Faris Babineaux Sprints SO HS Palmdale, Calif. Quartz Hill HS Luis Briceno Pole Vaults/Jumps RS SR 3L Bellflower, Calif. Downey HS Kemonie Briggs Sprints/Jumps SR 3L Long Beach, Calif. Texas Tech John Broadhead Jumps SR 3L Telluride, Colo. Telluride HS Patrick Burciago Mid-Distances SR 3L Huntington Beach, Calif. Huntington Beach HS Koty Burton Hurdles RS SO 1L La Quinta, Calif. La Quinta HS Vincent Calhoun Jumps RS SR 2L La Habra, Calif. Cerritos College Josh Carr Throws RS SR 2L Visalia, Calif. Redwood HS Sebastian Coleman Throws SO 1L San Tan Valley, Ariz. Desert Ridge HS Ryan Coy Throws RS SO RS Long Beach, Calif. Los Alamitos HS Robert Daseler Distances JR 2L Las Vegas, Nev. Bishop Gorman HS Herman Day Jumps/Decathlon RS SR 3L Bakersfield, Calif. Ridgeview HS Dakari Douglas Hurdles FR HS Los Angeles, Calif. Sacramento State Joseph Del Valle-Rutherford Distances SO 1L Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Rancho Cucamonga HS Faustino Diaz Distances JR TR Downey, Calif. Cerritos College Spencer Eley Jumps FR HS Arroyo Grande, Calif. Arroyo Grande HS Kent Harris Sprints JR 2L Lone Tree, Colo. Lutheran Park HS Patrick Higgins Middle Distance JR 2L Ventura, Calif. Foothill Technology HS Nicholas Hudson Throws SR 3L Hanford, Calif. Kings Christian HS Isaiah Johnson Sprints/Relays SR 1L Madera, Calif. College of the Sequoias Tavi Kamarullah Throws SR TR Lake Forest, Calif. Saddleback College John Kendrick Sprints SR 2L San Diego, Calif. Morse HS Gavin Korby Distances FR HS Temecula, Calif. Great Oak HS Braeden Kraft Middle Distances JR 2L Carmichael, Calif. Del Campo HS Michael Magula Pole Vault SO 1L Huntington Beach, Calif. Marina HS Christian Mueller Jumps Castle Rock, Colo. Mt. Sac Community College Raymon Ornelas Distances FR HS Corona, Calif. Roosevelt HS Jackson Potter High Jump/Hurdles RS JR 2L Stevenson Ranch, Calif. Hart HS Chris Rasmussen Jumps SR TR Carson, Calif. El Camino College Blair Robinson Jumps SR 1L Buena Park, Calif. Cerritos College Logan Schaefer Middle Distances SO 1L Brentwood, Calif. Heritage HS Jason Smith Jumps JR 2L San Bruno, Calif. Archbishop Riordan HS Tony Sommers Throws RS SO 1L Encinitas, Calif. San Dieguito Academy Ezra Sotelo Distances SO 1L Los Angeles, Calif. St. John Bosco HS Trevor Stangle Distances SR 1L Paso Robles, Calif. Cuesta College Tyler Spencer Distances FR HS Corona, Calif. Roosevelt HS Jordan Tillis Sprints SO HS Elk Grove, Calif. Franklin HS Charlie Vernoy Throws JR 2L Ventura, Calif. Ventura HS Chaio Winters Sprints

Head Coach (Jumps, Multi-Events) - Andy Sythe, 30th year Associate Head Coach (Sprints/Hurdles/Relays) - LaTanya Sheffield, 7th year Assistant Coach (Cross Country/Distance Coach) - Shawn Winget, 3rd year Assistant Coach (Asst. Distance/Recruiting Coordinator) - Casey Kear, 2nd year Assistant Coach (Throws) - Cory Loebl, 13th year Assistant Coach (Pole Vault/Multis/Camps Director) - Brandon Hierholzer, 5th year Assistant Coach (Sprints/Hurdles) - Jaide Stepter, 3rd year Assistant Coach (Jumps) - Carli Lucke, 1st year Assistant Coach (Throws) - Will Truong, 1st year

12 longbeachstate.com 12 WOMEN’S ROSTER

ATHLETE EVENT(S) YR. EXP. HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL Diana Acholonu Jumps SR 3L Downey, Calif. Downey HS Alyssa Allen Distances SR 1L Cypress, Calif. Orange Coast College Sydney Barnes Jumps JR 2L San Diego, Calif. Olympian HS Samaya Brandon Sprints/Hurdles SR 3L Riverside, Calif. J.W. North HS Amy Bell Jumps JR TR Moorpark, Calif. Morrpark College Hailee Brigman Pole Vault JR 2L El Dorado Hills, Calif. Oak Ridge HS Lexi Ceballos Distances SR 2L Long Beach, Calif. Long Beach City College Emily D’Amico Jumps SO HS Torrance, Calif. West HS Courtne’ Davis Sprints SR 3L Riverside, Calif. Eleanor Roosevelt HS Leslie Diaz Distances FR HS Long Beach, Calif. Poly HS Denicia Dixon Jumps SO HS La Mesa, Calif. Morse HS Ryley Fick Distances FR HS Bakersfield, CA Centennial HS Mauren Fitzsimmons Distances FR HS Highlands Ranch, Colo. Mountain Vista HS Mikayla Florez Distances RS SR 3L Riverbank, Calif. Riverbank HS Lea Fong Pole Vault SR 3L Sacramento, Calif. Placer HS Allison Foster Hurdles/Jumps SR 3L Gilroy, Calif. Christopher HS Madison Golden Sprints JR 2L Los Angeles, Calif. Serra HS Anitha Graves Distances FR HS Roseville, Calif. Woodcreek HS Alanah Greenberg Throws SR 2L Arlington Heights, Ill. Wheeling HS LeNaya Griffin Sprints TR San Jose, Calif. Mt. Sac CC Skylin Harbin Hurdles JR TR Mission Hills, Calif. Cerritos College Betsy Hathaway Pole Vault SO 1L Middleton, Wis. Middleton HS Azaria Hill Sprints JR 2L Canyon Country, Calif. Golden Valley HS Micayla Kelley Jumps SO HS Las Vegas, Nev. Silverado HS Whitney Knox Sprints RS SR 3L Compton, Calif. Eastside HS Kennedy Krueger Pole Vault RS SR 3L Fresno, Calif. Clovis North HS Chloe Masuda Distances SO HS San Pedro, Calif. South HS Erin McGuire Jumps/Hurdles SO 1L Lancaster, Calif. Antelope Valley HS Erykah McNairy Throws RS JR 2L San Diego, Calif. San Diego HS Lexi Nardoni Jumps SO HS Camarillo, Calif. Moorpark HS Christie Nesbit Distances JR 2L Torrance, Calif. South HS Kelsie Newman Distances SO 1L Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View HS Taylor Owen Distances SO 1L Glendora, Calif. Glendora HS Bria Palmer Jumps SR 2L Moreno Valley, Calif. Cerritos College Sofia Ramos Distances FR HS Oxnard, Calif. Ventura HS Shalee Reynolds Sprints/Hurdles SO 1L Glendora, Calif. Glendora HS Shyann Reynolds Sprints/Hurdles SO 1L Glendora, Calif. Glendora HS Tavajia Richardson Sprints/Relays JR 2L Victorville, Calif. Oak Hill HS Crystal Rodriguez Throws SR 1L Pico Rivera, Calif. Cerritos College Kaylee Shoemaker Jumps JR TR Corning, Calif. Butte Community College Delaney Smith Jumps SR 3L Grass Valley, Calif. Nevada Union HS Teresa Tamashiro Pole Vault SO 1L Happy Valley, Ore. La Salle Catholic College Prep Amanda Truong Throws JR 2L Garden Grove, Calif. Esperanza HS Brianna Uipi Throws JR 2L Santa Ana, Calif. Orange Lutheran HS Julie Vargas Distances JR 2L Huntington Beach, Calif. Ocean View HS Destinee Widgins Jumps SR TR San Jacinto, Calif. Riverside CC Melanee Williams Jumps/Sprints SR 3L Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS De’Ondra Young Throws RS SR 2L Menifee, Calif. Palomar College

Head Coach (Jumps, Multi-Events) - Andy Sythe, 30th year Associate Head Coach (Sprints/Hurdles/Relays) - LaTanya Sheffield, 7th year Assistant Coach (Cross Country/Distance Coach) - Shawn Winget, 3rd year Assistant Coach (Asst. Distance/Recruiting Coordinator) - Casey Kear, 2nd year Assistant Coach (Throws) - Cory Loebl, 13th year Assistant Coach (Pole Vault/Multis/Camps Director) - Brandon Hierholzer, 5th year Assistant Coach (Sprints/Hurdles) - Jaide Stepter, 3rd year Assistant Coach (Jumps) - Carli Lucke, 1st year Assistant Coach (Throws) - Will Truong, 1st year

13 longbeachstate.com 13 We would like to take a moment to thank VS ATHLETICS (formerly Springco), for its continued support of the men’s and women’s program at Long Beach State.

VS ATHLETICS is also the proud sponsor of the Beach Invitational on April 17-18, 2015.

We would also like to give special recognition to VS ATHLETICS executives Rich Benoy and Brian Springer (LBSU ‘63).

Thanks again from The Beach! LBSU COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH ANDY SYTHE Seven-Time Big West Men’s Coach of the Year 2018 Big West Women’s Coach of the Year HEAD COACH ANDY SYTHE

ANDY SYTHE Head Coach • 30th Year (31st Overall) Andy Sythe’s tenure as head coach at Long Beach State has been characterized by individual and team success as well as scholar-athlete achievement in both track & field and cross country. A seven-time Big West Men’s Track & Field Coach of the Year (2006, 2008, 2011, 2013-15, 2018), and first-time Big West Women’s Track and Field Coach of the Year (2018). Sythe is now in his 30th season at the helm of the cross country and indoor/outdoor track & field teams at the Beach. He has developed a combined program that is among the best in the Big West Conference as well as at the regional and national level. Sythe has guided his student-athletes to more than 50 All-America performances and 16 conference athlete of the year awards. He has also had six Big West Freshman of the Year award winners. Last season, Long Beach State qualified 13 athletes for the 2018 NCAA West Preliminaries, with senior Ashleigh Chambers, junior COurtne Davis, sophomores Madison Golden, Azaria Hill, Jason Smith and senior Saladin Nasser each earning All-American honors at the NCAA Championships. Chambers concluded her career with a team Big West Championship title, as well as a Big West title in the 4x100m relay. Jason Smith was named the men’s Big West Field Athlete of the Year honor at the conference championships and was challenegd by teammate Kemonie Briggs with a first place finish in the long jump and third place finish by Nasser. THE SYTHE FILE In 2017, Long Beach State qualified 17 athletes for the 2017 NCAA West Preliminaries, with senior Riley Cooks and junior Vincent Calhoun each earning All-American honors at the NCAA Championships. Cooks concluded he rbrilliant career with Alma Mater Big West titles in the long jump and heptathlon, earning her second straight Big West Athlete of the Meet honor at the conference San Diego State (1987) champinships. Kemonie Briggs was named the men’s Athlete of the Meet to make it a Long Beach State sweep, thanks to his event Bachelor’s Degree win in the long jump and All-Big West finishes in the 200m, 400m, and 4x400m relay. Physical Education That duo of Cooks and Briggs went on to win their respective Big West Field Athlete of the Year honors. Newcomer Jason Smith was also awarded as the conference’s Freshman of the Year. Athletic Career In 2016, the men’s squad captured its fourth-straight Big West Conference Championship to win its 10th overall Big West championship, tying former member Fresno State for the most in conference history. The Beach also joined the Bulldogs as 1984-87 the only two men’s team to win four consecutive Big West titles. San Diego State In addition to winning the conference title, senior Willie Alexander scored a school-record 42 points on at the meet as he was named the Men’s Athlete of the Meet after winning the triple jump and claiming runner up honors in the 100m, 200m, Coaching Career 4x100m relay and long jump. 1990-Present On the women’s side, Riley Cooks accounted for 31 of her team’s points as she was named Women’s Athlete of the Long Beach State Meet. Cooks finished her showing at the conference championships capturing the first in the heptathlon and placing second in the Head Coach 100m hurdles and 200m dash, and fourth in the long jump. Under Sythe’s tutelage, the Beach sent Cooks, Robert Marlow and Fatima Vergara to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships becoming the only Big West Conference school to have multiple NCAA Championship qualifiers. Additionally, the 1988-89 Beach has now sent at least three individuals to the national meet since 2014. Long Beach State In 2015, the 49er men’s team successfully defended their Big West team title to secure the first three-peat in school Assistant Coach history. With the win, the Beach became just the third men’s program in conference history, and the only current member of the Big West, to claim three championships in a row. The Long Beach State men finished with eight individual Big West titles and 18 all-conference performances. The COACHING HIGHLIGHTS 49ers thrived in the field events where they scored 116 of their 185 points. They had five conference champions in Kody Robison (Hammer), Jacob Fraser (Discus), Willie Alexander (Long Jump), Ryan Sanders (Triple Jump) and Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault). ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS Alexander was also the runner-up in the triple jump as he was named the 2015 Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. Cameron 1 National Champion Glasgow, who was tabbed the Big West Men’s Track Athlete of the Year, led the Beach in the running events as he won the 400m, 1 USTFCCCA West Region Men’s Field Athlete of the Year while also joining forces with Dylan McCloskey, Michael Perez-Rogers and Jahmani Lockett to defend their title in the 4x400 relay. 7 Big West Men’s Track and Field Championships Chris Low was also a back-to-back champion in the 800m. 1 Big West Women’s Track and Field Championships LBSU continued to lead the conference in the postseason where it sent 17 athletes to the NCAA West Preliminary and 17 Big West Athletes of the Year a school-record seven to the NCAA Championships. Glasgow finished his career as a two-time All-American (400m, 4x400), while Perez-Rogers (4x400), McCloskey (4x400), Lockett (4x400), Alexander (Triple Jump), Low (800m) and Montgomery (Pole Vault) also 6 Big West Freshman of the Year awards garnered honorable mention All-America honors. Adding to an award-filled season, the Beach was ranked 15th in the final Track 4 Big West Athlete of the Meet winners & Field News Dual Meet Rankings. 7-Time Big West Men’s Coach of the Year In 2014, the men cruised to the Big West title with nine individual champions and a school-record 218.5 points. Sythe’s Highest Finish of 16th at NCAA Championships (men) pole vaulters gave the Beach a huge boost with a 26.5-point outburst as all five of the team’s entrants finished in scoring position 52 All-American Performances (1st-2nd-4th-6th-8th). The women’s squad also took fourth overall with Fatima Vergara claiming top honors in the hammer throw. 98 NCAA Individual Qualifiers The men and women had 22 athletes qualify for the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds, including a program-record 16 individuals on 4 NCAA Qualifying Relay Teams the men’s side. Willie Alexander, Chris Low and Chris Enriquez also advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, where they combined to post a 24th-place team finish. Alexander was the national runner-up in the long jump, whileLow 277 NCAA Regional Qualifiers took seventh in the 800m. Low was the 49ers’ first-ever first-team All-American in the 800m. In addition, the Beach men went 150 Conference Champions undefeated in dual meets as they were 37-0 in scoring opportunities. The 2014 squad closed out the year ranked ninth in the Track 527 All-Conference Performances & Field News dual meet rankings, while the women came in at No. 21. The men were also ranked as high as No. 5 in the USTFCCCA 94 Indoor, 55 Outdoor School Records Established West Region Rankings. In 2013, the Long Beach State men won their fourth Big West championship in eight years. They had 15 athletes ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS produce 21 all-conference honors, including four individual Big West titles. The women added eight all-conference awards. The 48 USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams LBSU men and women also had 16 athletes advance to the NCAA West Preliminaries. Willie Alexander, who was named the Big West Men’s Freshman of the Year, punched his ticket to the NCAA Championships where he garnered All-America honorable 75 USTFCCCA All-Academic Athletes mention recognition in the long jump. 7 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans In 2012, the 49er track & field team posted 28 All-Big West performances, with five individual conference titles. Long 456 Academic All-Conference selections Beach State also had a Big West-leading 17 entries in the NCAA West Preliminary Round. Two athletes, Katrina Graves-Johnson 159 perfect 4.0 semester GPAs achieved (high jump) and Ben Woodruff (javelin) qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships, where they both earned honorable mention All-America distinction. Graves-Johnson and Matt Maldonado (mile) were also second-team All-Americans during the indoor season. In addition, Woodruff was tabbed the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year, while Jahmani Lockett was named

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the Co-Big West Men’s Freshman of the Year. In 2011, the men claimed 23 all-conference awards, including seven individual 2018 Highlights championships, en route to their third Big West title under Sythe’s direction. Three athletes also NCAA Outdoor All-Americans (6) advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships where they earned All-America recognition. Randi Ashleigh Chambers (4x100m relay), Courtne’ Davis (4x100m relay), Madison Golden (4x100m Hicks was a first-team performer in the women’s javelin, while Colin Dunbar garnered second-team relay), Azazria Hill (4x100m relay), Saladin Nasser (long Jump), Jason Smith (long Jump) honors in the hammer and honorable mention in the discus. Nicholas Armstrong was also an honorable mention All-American in the decathlon. In addition to earning All-America status, Dunbar was tabbed NCAA Outdoor Qualifiers (13) the 2011 USTFCCCA West Region Men’s Field Athlete of the Year and the 2011 Big West Men’s Field Anaya Alexander (400m), Kemonie Briggs (Long Jump) Josh Carr (Hammer), Nicholas Hudson (Hammer), Jason Smith (Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump), Ashleigh Chambers (100m, 200m, Athlete of the Year. He personally accounted for 29 points at the conference championships as he 4x100m relay), Courtne’ Davis (100m, 200m, 4x100m relay), Madison Golden (4x100mrelay), became just the second individual in league history to score in all four throwing events. Azaria Hill (4x100m relay), Bria Palmer (High Jump), Shalee Rynolds (400mh), Saladin Nasser In 2010, Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles) and Randi Hicks (Javelin) won the individual (long jump) conference title in their respective events. Seventeen 49ers also qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary meet, with three athletes moving on to the national championships. Hicks highlighted the group, All-Big West Performers (13) Kemonie Briggs - Long Jump (1st), 400m (3rd), 4x400m relay (1st); Sal Nasser - Long Jump (4th); earning All-America honors in the javelin. Jason Smith - Long Jump (2nd), High Jump (T2nd); (1st); Ashleigh Chambers - 100m (3rd), Medwood went on to compete in the 2012 London Olympic Games, representing his 4x100m relay (1st); Courtne’ Davis - 200m (1st), 100m (2nd), 4x100m relay (1st); Bria Palmer - native country of Belize. He was selected by his nation as the flag bearer at the opening ceremonies High Jump (3rd); Josh Carr - Hammer (2nd), Nicholas Hudson - Hammer (3rd), Shalee Reynolds and would advance to the semifinals of the 400m hurdles. Sythe also had four of his athletes compete - 400mh (2nd), 4x400m relay (1st); Shyann Reynolds - 400m (3rd), 4x400m relay (1st) ; Ananya at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials. Alexander - 400m (1st), 4x400m relay (1st) The men’s squad won the Big West title in 2008, compiling 185 total team points. The 49ers had 21 individuals qualify for the NCAA Regionals, with six advancing to the national championship Indoor Track & Field School Records (1) meet where Sythe saw two of his athletes, Brent Gray and Chris Richardson, earn All-America honors Kemonie Briggs (Long Jump) for the second time in their careers. Outdoor Track & Field School Records (3) The men’s team also finished ahead of the pack at the Big West Championships in 2006, Kemonie Briggs (Long Jump); Ashleigh Chambers (4x100m relay); Courtne’ Davis (4x100m while placing 16th at the NCAA Championships, their highest team finish since 1998 when the Sythe- relay); Madison Golden (4x100m relay); Azazria Hill (4x100m relay) led team took 17th. Since the inception of NCAA track and field regional qualifying in 2003, Long Beach State has sent over 200 qualifiers to the postseason meet. Over the last three years, Sythe sent more qualifiers to the NCAA Regionals than any other combined program in the Big West Conference. While under his direction, the LBSU track and field program has also been consistently ranked among the top 20 percent of over 320 NCAA Division I schools. Sythe has also directed the cross country squad to a number of top performances. In the fall of 2013, Chris Enriquez earned an individual berth to the NCAA Cross Country Championships. He was the first 49er to qualify for the event in the modern era of NCAA cross country (since 1980). Enriquez advanced to the national meet after placing 10th at the NCAA West Regional, the highest finish in school history. In 2011, Rosa Del Toro won the individual conference title and was the first 49er in school history to be tabbed the Big West Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year. Since Sythe’s arrival, the Beach has rewritten the record books. In his 26 seasons at the helm, 85 indoor and 47 outdoor school records have been established by Sythe- coached athletes. In 2011-12, the 49ers established 13 school records in a single season. Strong academic performance has also been a common theme in Sythe’s career as a coach and athlete. Sythe was an outstanding student-athlete at San Diego State where he graduated in 1987 with honors and a bachelor’s degree in physical education. As a coach, Sythe’s student-athletes have achieved perfect 4.0 semester grade-point averages 159 times. Through his guidance 434 athletes have also been named to the academic all-conference team. On the national level, Sythe’s athletes have produced 44 USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams in cross country and track & field. The women’s track and cross country squads have earned the honor every year since 1997, while the men’s track & field team has received the recognition three seasons in a row. Individually, Sythe has also helped guide his student-athletes to attain the highest level of academic achievement with seven CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, two Phi Beta Kappas and one Rhodes Scholar. Sythe was hired in the fall of 1989 as the head coach at Long Beach State. At age 23, he was the youngest NCAA Division I coach in the United States. Sythe has had the very best mentors in the sport throughout his high school and college career. As an athlete under Dixon Farmer at San Diego State (1984-87), Sythe captained his team that ranked among the top-10 in the nation. As an assistant for Ralph Lindeman at LBSU (1988-89), Sythe furthered his skills under the tutelage of another of the nation’s most respected coaches. In 1989, his mentor Lindeman was tabbed the Big West Coach of the Year. Both Farmer and Lindeman also served on Olympic staffs for the United States. Track & field and cross country are a passion for Sythe, and his dedication to the sport is reflected by his involvement beyond the scope of the University. Sythe has served on national committees with USA Track & Field and the U.S. Track Coaches Association. He has served on the Executive Committee for Men’s Development with USATF, been co-meet director for the 1999 USATF Senior Cross Country National Championships, and has completed over 10 years of service as Men’s Track & Field Chair and board member for the Southern California Association of USA Track & Field. Sythe also completed four years of service with the Executive Committee and Rules Committee for the USTFCCCA. Sythe has coached at clinics throughout the U.S. and worked with the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles in its coaching instructional program. Recognized for

NCAA Championship30 Appearances USTFCCCA50 National All-Academic under Head Coach Andy Sythe Teams under Head Coach Andy Sythe

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LATANYA SHEFFIELD SHAWN WINGET Associate Head Coach Distances • 3rd Year Sprints/Hurdles/Relays • 7th Year Shawn Winget enters his third year as Long Beach LaTanya Sheffield, a former Olympian and State’s cross country/distance coach in 2017-18. American record holder, enters her sixth year as an assistant coach at Long Beach State. She works with Winget previously spent five years at TCU where he the sprints, hurdles and relays. worked with the middle and long distance runners Sheffield has made an immediate impact at as an assistant track & field coach. During his the Beach as the men’s team has won a Big West tenure, he mentored six Mountain West Conference championship in each of her first four seasons. champions and 34 All-MWC performers. Winget During that stretch, she has mentored 12 All- also led his athletes to the national stage as he had Americans, 44 NCAA West Preliminary qualifiers, 78 17 NCAA Preliminary qualifiers, including seven all-conference performers, one Big West Women’s who advanced to the NCAA Championships. Two Freshman of the Year and one Big West Men’s Track of his runners went on to earn All-America honors. Athlete of the Year. With Winget on the track & field staff, the Horned Frogs won three Mountain West team Last season, LBSU netted 11 All-Big West performers across the sprints, hurdles and championships. rleays. Courtne’ Davvis finished on the podium in 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay. She was Winget was also the cross country coach while at TCU. In his five seasons, Winget saw his joined by Ashleigh Chambers 100m as well as the 4x100m relay. Anaya Alexander was the athletes produce five All-South Central Region honors. During the 2010 campaign, Winget top finisher in the 400m. On the men’s side Kent Harris was named the Big West champion guided Festus Kingen to the first NCAA men’s cross country regional title in school history. in thr 200m, Daniel Yorkl Mouton finished second in the 400m, and the 4x400m relay was Kingen was named the South Central Region Men’s Athlete of the Year for his effort. also named Big West Champions. In 2017, LBSU netted six All-Big West performers across the sprints, hurdles and Overall, Winget’s athletes established 36 indoor and 29 outdoor performances that rank relays. Courtne’ Davis finished on the podium in both the 100m and 200m, where she was among TCU’s all-time top-10, with three being school records. joined by Ashleigh Chambers in the latter event. On the men’s side, Kemonie Briggs took third in the 200m, Koty Burton was third in the 110 hurdles and the 4x400 relay also took a Winget also helped his athletes achieve academic success as he mentored 41 MWC Scholar- third-place finish at the Big West Championships. Athletes and two Academic All-Americans. In addition, his cross country squad earned In 2016, Sheffield was an integral part in sprinters’ and hurdlers’ successes. Courtne’ multiple USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors and NCAA Public Recognition Awards. Davis’ excelled under Sheffield’s guidances as she won a pair of conference crowns in the 100m and 200m, while Riley Cooks set the indoor school record in the 60m hurdles. Prior to his stint at TCU, Winget was the head men’s and women’s cross country and track & In 2015, Sheffield’s sprinters broke onto the national stage, earning multiple All- field coach at Northwood University in Cedar Hill, Texas (1996-2004). While at Northwood, America honors. Cameron Glasgow, who was the 2015 Big West Men’s Track Athlete of the Winget was named the NAIA Regional Coach of the Year eight times. His teams won 16 Year, advanced to the NCAA Championships in the 400m and the 4x400 relay. He was joined conference titles and six regional cross country championships. Winget coached one by Michael Perez-Rogers, Dylan McCloskey and Jahmani Lockett in the relay event. national champion, 11 athletes who earned 19 All-America awards and 78 conference The quartet also defended their Big West title and ran a school-record 3:06.2 to finish champions. Winget expanded his role at Northwood from 2000-04 when he served as the third in their heat (11th overall) at the NCAA West Preliminaries. In addition, Glasgow and school’s athletic director. Perez-Rogers took first and second in the 400m, while running on the third-place 4x100 relay team at the Big West Championships. Both of the women’s relay teams earned all- Winget was also an assistant coach at Baylor University (1995-96) and the head boys’ and conference honors as well. girls’ cross country/track & field coach at Ferris High School (2004-07). He began his coaching In 2014, Sheffield’s sprints and hurdles squad played a key role in the men’s second- career as an assistant at Abilene Christian University. straight Big West championship. She helped Davon Wilson-Angel defend his 110-meter hurdle title, while Perez-Rogers took top honors in the 400m. The quartet of Perez-Rogers, Winget, who graduated from Abilene Christian with a Bachelor of Science degree in physical McCloskey, Glasgow and Lockett also finished ahead of the pack in the 4x400 relay. On the education (1994), was the captain of the Wildcat track & field team that won the 1993 NCAA women’s side, the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams both placed among the top-three at the Division II title. He was an NCAA qualifier in the 1500m, an all-region performer in cross conference meet. The 4x400 squad also established a school record for the second time country and earned four all-conference awards. Winget went on to complete a Master of under Sheffield’s tutelage, clocking in at 3:39.65 at the Baldy Castillo Invitational. Overall, Science degree in human performance at Baylor (1996). Sheffield saw 11 of her athletes earn 19 All-Big West honors, while 10 went on to qualify for the NCAA West Preliminary Round. In her first season at LBSU, Sheffield had 12 individuals combine for 16 all-conference honors, including Wilson-Angel, who claimed the Big West title in the 110 hurdles. Sheffield led three of the 49ers’ four relay teams to top-three finishes at the conference championship with the women’s 4x400 squad registering a then school-record 3:41.24. Outside of Long Beach State, Sheffield has been very involved with USA Track & Field. She was recently selected to Team USA’s coaching staff for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she will work with the women’s sprinters and hurdlers. Sheffield previously served as an assistant coach for the U.S. women’s team at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow, Russia. In addition, Sheffield was in charge of the sprints, hurdles and relays at the World Indoor Championships in 2008 (Valencia, Spain) and 2006 (Moscow, Russia), as well as at the Pan American Games in 2011 (Guadalajara, Mexico) and 2007 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Sheffield has also served on the USA Track & Field Development Committee as the event chair for women’s hurdles since 2007. As an athlete, Sheffield was an Olympic finalist in the 400m hurdles at the 1988 Games in Seoul, South Korea, and represented the United States at the 1987 World Championships. She was also a two-time gold medalist at the Olympic Sports Festival (1987, 1993) and won a bronze medal at the 1987 Pan American Games. Sheffield, who established an American record in the 400m hurdles in 1985, also excelled at San Diego State where she was a two-time All-American and 1985 NCAA Champion (400H). She was inducted into the SDSU Athletics’ Hall of Fame in 1993. Prior to her arrival at the Beach, Sheffield was an assistant coach at Canyon del Oro High School and the head coach of the POPS Track Club in Tucson, Ariz. She helped lead Canyon del Oro’s girls’ team to two state championships, while the boys’ squad had a pair of state runner-up finishes during her tenure. Sheffield also coached the 2012 ESPN High School

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CORY LOEBL

Throws • 13th Year Cory Loebl enters his 13th year as an assistant coach at Long Beach State. During his time working with the 49er throwers, Loebl has coached 14 NCAA national qualifiers and 49 NCAA regional qualifiers. Under his guidance, the LBSU throws squad has also had 19 Big West individual champions, one MPSF indoor champion, 54 All-Big West performances and eight All-Americans. In addition, Loebl’s athletes have posted nine school records and 83 performances in the all-time top 10. Since Loebl took over as the team’s throws coach, Long Beach State has led the Big West in individual titles and top-three performances at the conference championships in men’s and women’s throws combined. Last season, LBSU’s throwers had two athletes compete at the NCAA West regional championships in the hammer throw. Josh Carr finished secon at the Big West championships, followed by Nicholas Hudson with a third place finish. Crystal Rodriguez had a podium finish at the Big West Championships in the javelin. In 2017, LBSU’s throwers broke three school records, won a pair of Big West titles and netted six NCAA West Regional qualifiers. James Hubbard was the Big West champion in the hammer throw while Shelby Crider won the conference title in the javelin. Hubbard set the school record for the indoor weight throw, as did De’Ondra Young on the women’s side. Young also set a new school record in the hammer throw during the outdoor season. In 2016, Loebl coached Fatima Vergara and Robert Marlow all the way to the NCAA Championships after the men’s squad won its fourth-striaght Big West Conference title. At the Big West Championships, Kody Robison won the men’s hammer throw as the Beach claimed the top three spots in the event. Additionally, Vergara was the individual champion in the women’s hammer to led the Beach women. Under Loebel’s tutelage, Vergara and Marrow placed in the Top 25 in the NCAA Championships and finished the 2016 season USTFCCCA All-America Honorable Mention selections. In 2015, Jake Fraser extended LBSU’s winning streak in the men’s discus at the Big West Championships to five years in a row as he earned his second career title in the event. Kody Robison also took top honors in the hammer throw, while Victor Martin was the runner-up in the shot put and discus. Overall, the men’s throwers totaled 54 points en route to the team’s third consecutive Big West championship. Marina Shelton led the women with a third-place finish in the hammer. All four athletes qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary Round. In 2014, the men’s throwers contributed 57 points to the 49ers’ school-record total of 218.5 for their second-straight Big West title. Jason Harrell took top honors in the discus, while Adam Bianchessi was the individual champion in the javelin. Fraser added a pair of runner-up finishes in the shot put and discus. On the women’s side, Fatima Vergara won the hammer throw. Harrell, Bianchessi, Fraser, Vergara, Tiffany Forbito and Robison all advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary Round. In 2013, the Beach had two Big West champions and six NCAA West Preliminary qualifiers in the men’s throwing events. At the conference meet, Fraser claimed the title in the discus, while Harrell was the runner-up. Josh Villalobos also threw a lifetime best in the hammer to take top honors, and Christopher Yates contributed solid performances in his events, taking second in the shot put and seventh in the hammer. Robison had an inspiring meet, coming away with two personal records and scoring in each of his three events. Robison’s weekend was highlighted by a third-place showing in the javelin. The women’s throwers were anchored by senior team captain Alex Cervantes, who established a personal record and took third in the hammer. Linda Rueff, who wasn’t able to train during the 2012 season, improved her personal best in the discus and came away with a seventh-place finish at the Big West Championships. Shelton had an impressive first year in the hammer throw, placing seventh at the conference meet. She went on to gain valuable national experience by competing at the USA Junior Championships. Loebl has also continued to mentor some of his former athletes; most notably the 2011 NCAA West Regional Men’s Field Athlete of the Year and two-time All-American Colin Dunbar. Most recently, Dunbar won silver in the hammer throw at the 2015 NACAC Senior Area Championships in Costa Rica. In 2013, he competed indoors for the first time in two years and came away with a bronze medal in the weight throw at the USA Indoor Championships. He also placed sixth in the hammer at the USA Outdoor Championships in 2013 and 2015. Dunbar is one of the most decorated throwers in Long Beach State history as he scored in all four events to account for 29 points at the 2011 Big West Championships. He won the hammer and discus, and was named the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. The 49er men went on to win the conference title in 2011 as they swept the throwing events. In addition to Dunbar’s victories, Cesar Puga won the shot put and Ben Woodruff took top honors in the javelin. Loebl was a two-year letterwinner at LBSU, competing in the javelin, discus, hammer throw and shot put from 2002-03. He was a three-time NCAA qualifier and a four-time all-conference performer. He also competed in the discus at the 2002 USA Track & Field Championships. Loebl was selected as the Big West Male Athlete of the Year in 2003 after scoring a school-record 30 points at the conference championships. Loebl earned all-league honors in three events while claiming the title in the discus. Over his two years, Loebl tallied an unmatched total of 44 points in two conference championship meets. The former team captain left Long Beach State ranked among the top-10 in six events, including No. 2 marks in the indoor shot put and weight throw. Loebl also excelled in the classroom, earning both MPSF and Big West all-academic honors in 2003. In addition, he was named Long Beach State’s BWC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2004 and was a two-time USTFCCCA All-Academic selection. Prior to the Beach, Loebl was a two-time NWAACC champion in the discus and hammer at Clackamas Community College in Oregon. Loebl graduated from Long Beach State with a

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CASEY KEAR BRANDON HIERHOLZER

Assistant Distance Coach/ Pole Vault/Multis & Camp Director • 5th Year Recruiting Coordinator • 2nd Year Casey Kear enters his second season at Long Beach Brandon Hierholzer enters into his 5th year State as an assistant coach & recruiting coordinator for as an Assistant Coach at Long Beach State. Under his the track and field program. Kear began his role this guidance, LBSU’s vault squad has five All-Conference past fall while assisting with the men’s and women’s Performances, three Conference Champions, four cross country teams. USTFCCCA All-Academic Qualifiers, five NCAA Regional Qualifiers, and an NCAA All-American. Hierholzer has Kear comes to the Beach after serving as a volunteer also expanded his rolls to the multi events, coordinating assistant coach at the University of Nebraska (2014- and overseeing their daily training, and will serve as the 2017). While at Nebraska, Kear helped lead the Huskers LBSU Camp Director. to three Big Ten Track and Field Championships. He also Coach Hierholzer has mentored five LBSU men coached six NCAA West Regional qualifiers while helping over 17 feet in the last three years, with four of those athletes moving onto the Top 10 list: Michael the distance group rewrite the record books with 14 top ten performances on the Cornhusker all- Montgomery No. 6 at 17-09, Xander Cooper No. 8 at 17-04.74, Conner Rouse No. 10 at 17-02.75, time list. Kear, who specializes in coaching the steeplechase, led the Nebraska women steeplers to and Paul Thenard No. 6 at 17-00.75 for Indoor. a top 25 national event squad ranking in his final year. On the women’s side, four have been added to the Top 10 list: Kennedy Krueger No. 4 at Kear is a USA Track and Field Certified Level 2 Coach and a USTFCCCA certified strength and 12-10.25, Jodi Lambert No. 5 at 12-10.00, Lauren Bartsch No. 6 at 12-09.50, and Amber Britt No. 10 conditioning coach. at 12-01.50. In 2017, Paul Thenard extended LBSU’s pole vault winning streak to four years in a row at Before joining the Cornhuskers, Kear served as an assistant coach at Point Loma Nazarene the Big West Champions, Rouse (2014), Montgomery (2015/16), Thenard (2017). Thenard’s jump University, where he coached five national qualifiers in distance events (2013). Before his time at that day would secure his spot at the NCAA West Preliminary, along with his teammates Xander Point Loma, Kear was the head coach for girls’ cross country and assistant track and field coach at Cooper and Bo Haddock. The trio was one of five teams with three or more vaulters represented San Juan Hills High School from 2011-13. During his time at San Juan Hills, Kear coached three CIF at the Preliminary Round, becoming the largest group of vaulters the Beach has sent to the post Qualifiers in the 800 Meters and guided athletes to national rankings in the girl’s 800 meters (23rd), season. The Men’s pole vault program finished ranked No. 6 in the nation that year by USTFCCCA. girls sprint medley relay (25th), and girls distance medley relay (42nd). In 2016, the Male vaulters would help secure a Home Championships with 25 points (1st,2nd,5th, 7th,8th) contributed. Michael Montgomery would retain his Big West title for the From 2006-10, Kear competed in cross country and track at Point Loma Nazarene University. In second year in a row at 17-04. Xander Cooper the runner up that day with a jump of 17-00, 2008, he was the GSAC (Golden State Athletic Conference) a member of the 4x800 Meter Relay becoming LBSU’s third jumper that season over 17 feet. Championship team. His success continued on into 2010, where the three-time NAIA national In 2015, the Beach had two NCAA West Preliminary qualifiers Conner Rouse and Michael qualifier was the GSAC 3000 Meter Steeplechase champion and an NAIA Champion of Character Montgomery. To top off the spectacular year, Montgomery (Ranked No. 12 in the Nation) would Award recipient. His success helped lead Point Loma Nazarene to the 2010 GSAC Track and Field qualify for the NCAA National Championship earning All-America Honorable Mention. Coach championship. Hierholzer’s first All-American. Hierholzer competed in the pole vault at the Beach in 2012 and 2014 after transferring from Kear earned a bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies from Point Loma Nazarene in 2010 and a American River College in Sacramento. As a senior and co-captain, he was the Big West runner-up master’s degree in Coaching and Athletic Administration at Concordia University in Irvine, CA, in and advanced to the NCAA West regional. Hierholzer established a personal-best 17-00.75 at the 2013. conference meet and ranks 10th in school history. He also scored in the pole vault at the Big West Championships as a junior in 2012. Hierholzer graduated from Long Beach State in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with an option in K-12 physical education. He is Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist(CSCS) by CARLI LUCKE the NSCA. A Track and Field Technical Coach, as well as has an Advanced Endorsement as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach by the USTFCCCA. Assistant Jumps Coach • 1st Year WILL TRUONG Carli Lucke joins the Long Beach State coaching staff in 2019 as an assistant jumps coach. Assistant Throws Coach • 1st Year

Will Troung joins the Long Beach State coaching staff in 2019 as an assistant throws coach.

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Field News. JAIDE STEPTER While a student-athlete at USC, Stepter set five school records in the 400m hurdles, 400m outdoor and indoor, as well as the 4x400m relay in both the outdoor and indoor Assistant Sprints/Hurdles Coach • 3rd Year seasons. She is a three-time Pac-12 champion in the 400m hurdles and was selected as the Pac-12 Women’s Track & Field Scholar Athlete of the Year. Stepter completed her collegiate Jaide Stepter, a nine-time All-American and career at the NCAA Championships placing sixth in the 400m hurdles and was selected to the team captain at USC, begins her collegiate coaching CoSIDA Academic All-America Division I Women’s Track & Field Third Team. career at Long Beach State. As a volunteer coach at Long Beach State, she hopes to bring a high level of intensity Steper comes to the Beach after competing as well as immediate post-collegiate experience to the student-athletes and to help them in the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 400m in which excel on and off the track this season. she placed ninth as a semifinalist and in the 400m She prepped Canyon del Oro High in Oro Valley, Ariz., where she set the Arizona High hurdles where she finished seventh as a finalist with School State record in the 300 meter hurdles and was selected as the Gatorade Arizona a new personal best time of 54.95. Female Athlete of the Year. A representative for Team USA at the San Stepter graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern California in Salvador NACAC U23 Championships, Stepter placed May 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in communications and a minor in Animation and Digital second in the 400m and helped her relay team capture first in the 4x400m relay. She also Arts. competed in two Diamond League meets to finish fifth place in London and seventh in Brussels. Stepter ended the season ranked eighth in the 400m hurdles in the U.S. by Track &

JAMIE HIEGEL JARROD SPANJER

Strength & Conditioning • 10th Year Head Athletic Trainer • 7th Year

Jamie Hiegel enters his tenth year as the Jarrod Spanjer is in his seventh year as the Long Beach State athletic department’s head head athletic trainer at Long Beach State where strength and conditioning coach. he oversees the coverage of 19 Division I sports. Hiegel came to LBSU from Temple where Spanjer works directly with men’s basketball, he spent four years as the head strength and women’s water polo and men’s and women’s golf. conditioning coach for Olympic sports. While at In his capacity as head athletic trainer, Temple, he was responsible for the design and Spanjer supervises five certified athletic trainers implementation of strength and conditioning, and two athletic training rooms, while overseeing speed/agility and testing programs for all 22 of the policy and procedures development for the Owl’s men’s and women’s Olympic sports teams. athletic training room in collaboration with staff, Hiegel spent two seasons (2003-05) at his alma mater, San Jose State, working administration and physicians. as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. He was responsible for designing and Spanjer came to Long Beach State after spending nearly seven years at Arizona implementing the strength and conditioning programs for eight men’s and women’s Olympic State where he served as the primary athletic trainer for the men’s basketball and men’s and sports team and also assisted in the strength training for the Spartan football team. women’s golf teams, as well as working with the Sun Devils’ track team from 2005 to 2006. In addition to his work at the collegiate level, Hiegel has spent time working Spanjer started his athletic training career as a graduate student at San Diego in professional baseball, the National Hockey League and the National Football League. He State where he spent two years (2000-02). While at SDSU he was the head athletic trainer served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Wichita Wranglers, the Kansas for the women’s crew team, while assisting with the football program. City Royals AA team, between his time at San Jose State and Temple. He also spent time as After graduating from San Diego State, Spanjer spent one season (2002-03) at a volunteer strength and conditioning coach for the San Jose Sharks and as a strength and St. Joseph’s College of New York where he worked directly with women’s soccer, women’s conditioning intern for the Oakland Raiders. basketball and softball, and two years (2003-05) at LIU Brooklyn where he served as the Hiegel played baseball at San Jose State where he graduated with a degree in primary athletic trainer for women’s basketball, men’s and women’s track and field, and human performance/kinesiology in 2003. He also earned his master’s in sport and recreation men’s and women’s soccer. administration at Temple. In addition to earning a Master of Arts from San Diego State in 2002, Spanjer graduated with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology in 1999.

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BEACH HISTORY & RECORDS

WILLIE ALEXANDER Three-Time All-American Three-Time NCAA Championship Qualifier EIght-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifier 2015 & 2016 Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year 2016 Big West Men’s Athlete of the Meet 11-Time All-Big West Performer 2013 Big West Men’s Freshman of the Year 2018 MEN’S SEASON BESTS 2018 WOMEN’S SEASON BESTS

INDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-3) 400-METER HIGH JUMP 60-METER 1. Daniel York-Mouton...... 46.94 1. Jason Smith...... 6-11.00 1. Raleigh Adams...... 6.92 2. Kemonie Briggs...... 46.93 2. Jackson Potter...... 6-07.00 2. Kent Harris...... 6.97 3. Isaiah Johnson...... 47.04 3. John Broadhead...... 6-06.00 3. Saladin Nasser...... 7.14 4. Faris Babineaux...... 48.45 4. Chris Rasumussen...... 6-01.25 5. Kent Harris...... 49.42 200-METER POLE VAULT 1. Daniel York-Mouton...... 22.01 800-METER 1. Dustin Wert...... 16-00.75 2. Kent Harris...... 22.08 1. Braeden Kraft...... 1:52.69 2. Michael Magula...... 16-00.00 3. Faris Babineaux...... 22.46 2. Patrick Higgins...... 1:55.48 3. Cole Hicks...... 16-09.50 3. Daniel York-Mouton...... 1:57.10 4. Luis Brisceno...... 14-07.25 400-METER 4. Logan Schaefer...... 1:59.42 5. Devon Alvarado...... 14-03.25 1. Daniel York-Mouton...... 47.53 5. Kemonie Briggs...... 1:59.47 2. Faris Babineaux...... 49.69 1500-METER LONG JUMP 1. Trevor Stangle...... 3.59.27 1. Kemonie Briggs...... 26-00.00 60-METER HURDLES 2. Logan Schaefer...... 3.59.90 2. Jason Smith...... 25-06.00 1. Raliegh Adams...... 8.01 3. Braeden Kraft...... 4:02.32 3. Sal Nasser...... 25-03.25 2. Jonathan Broadhead...... 8.84 4. Ezra Sotelo...... 4:04.33 4. John Broadhead...... 23-00.75 3. Cole Hicks...... 10.16 5. Robert Dasler...... 4.07.77 5. Blair Robinson...... 22-10.75

Mile Relay 3000-METER TRIPLE JUMP 1. Adams, Babineaux, Harris, York-Mouton....3:25.64 1. Trevor Stangle...... 8:44.42 1. Jason Smith...... 50-01.75 2. Joey Del Valle Rutherford...... 8:59.02 2. Blair Robinson...... 50-01.25 HIGH JUMP 3. Ezra Sotelo...... 9:00.75 1. Jason Smith...... 6-09.75 4. Robert Daseler...... 9:10.36 SHOT PUT 2. John Broadhead...... 6-04.75 5. Faustino Diaz...... 9:19.05 1. Tavi Kamarullah...... 52-06.00 3. Chris Rasmussen...... 6-00.00 2. Cole Hicks...... 45-00.00 5000-METER 3. Sullivan Wall...... 44-04.75 POLE VAULT 1. Trevor Stangle...... 14:58.32 4. John Broadhead...... 38-02.00 1. Michael Magula...... 15-05.00 2. Ezra Sotelo...... 15:11.72 5. Devon Alvarado...... 37-01.00 2. Luis Briceno...... 14-07.25 3. Robert Dasler...... 15.35.19 3. John Broadhead...... 14-09.00 4. Robert Diaz...... 16:22.96 DISCUS 1. Josh Carr...... 177-10 10000-METER LONG JUMP 2. Nicholas Hudson...... 170-04 1. Jason Smith...... 24-03.00 1. Trevor Stangle...... 35.27.81 3. Tavi Kamarullah...... 150-00 2. Saladin Nasser...... 24-00.25 4. Ryan Coy...... 149-06 110-METER HURDLES 3. Blair Robinson...... 22-09.25 5. Anthony Sommers...... 147-03 1. Raleigh Adams...... 14.38 SHOT PUT 2. Devon Alvarado...... 14.51 1. Jonathon Broadhead...... 38-06.75 3. John Broadhead...... 15.41 HAMMER THROW 2. Cole Hicks...... 37-10.75 4. Jackson Potter...... 16.12 1. Nicholas Hudson...... 201-04 5. Cole Hicks...... 16.41 2. Josh Carr...... 199-02 WEIGHT THROW 3. Ryan Coy ...... 165-11 400-METER HURDLES 1. Josh Carr...... 58-07.50 4. Anthony Sommers...... 163-11 1. Raliegh Adams...... 54.34 2. Charlie Vernoy ...... 55-07.00 2. Devon Alvarado...... 1:00.43 3. Nicholas Hudson...... 52-11.50 JAVELIN 3. Jackson Potter...... 1:00.47 1. Jeffery Pulcher...... 180-00 HEPTATHLON 2. Cole Hicks...... 174-07 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE 1. Jonathon Broadhead...... 5,145 3. Ryan Coy...... 171-06 1. Kaden Lapham...... 10:09.04 4. Johnathan Broadhead...... 162-08 2. Cole Hicks...... 4,435 2. Robert Daseler...... 10:23.15 5. Jackson Potter...... 150-07 4x100 RELAY OUTDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-5) DECATHLON 100-METER 1. Adams, Harris, Johnson, Briggs...... 40.84 1. John Broadhead...... 7,098 2. Nasser, Harris, Babineaux, York-Mouton..... 41.33 1. Kent Harris...... 10.58 2. Cole Hicks ...... 6,610 3. Harris, Adams, Johnson, Babineaux...... 41.55 2. Saladin Nasser...... 11.04 3. Devon Alvarado...... 6,347 3. Faris Babineaux...... 11.16 4. Harris, Nasser, Johnson, York-Mouton...... 41.58 4. Isaiah Johnson...... 11.17 5. Jonathan Broadhead...... 11.28 4x400 RELAY w - wind-aided 1. Harris, York-Mouton, Johnson, Briggs...... 3:09.74 Bold indicates school record 2. Briggs, Harris, Babineaux, York-Mouton...3:09.83 200-METER 3. Briggs, Babineaux, Harris, York-Mouton..3:09.92 1. Kent Harris...... 21.31 2. Isaiah Johnson...... 21.53 3. Daniel York-Mouton...... 21.68 4. Faris Babineaux...... 22.04

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INDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-3) 200-METER 5. Allison Foster...... 5-01.75 60-METER 1. Courtne’ Davis...... 23.31 1. Courtne’ Davis...... 7.38 2. Ashleigh Chambers...... 23.65 POLE VAULT 2. Ashleigh Chambers...... 7.55 3. Madison Golden...... 24.28 1. Lauren Barsch...... 12-07.50 3. Azaria Hill...... 7.62 4. Azaria Hill...... 24.30 2. Lea Fong...... 12-01.50 5. Anaya Alexander...... 25.00 3. Halee Brigman...... 11-11.75 200-METER 4. Teresa Tamashiro...... 10-11.75 1. Courtne’ Davis...... 24.00 400-METER 5. Betsy Hathaway...... 10-06.25 2. Ashleigh Chambers...... 24.35 1. Anaya Alexander...... 53.79 3. Azaria Hill...... 24.74 2. Shyann Reynolds...... 54.88 LONG JUMP 3. Shalee Reynolds...... 55.21 1. Melanee Williams...... 19-01.25 400-METER 4. Tavajia Richardson...... 57.40 2. Allison Foster...... 18-06.00 1. Shyann Reynolds...... 56.82 5. Whitney Knox...... 57.41 3. Deja Dames...... 18-03.75 2. Shalee Reynolds...... 57.24 4. Sydney Barnes...... 17-10.25 3. Anaya Alexander...... 58.18 800-METER 5. Erin McGuire...... 17-08.25 1. Taylor Owens...... 2:15.09 800-METER 2. Anaya Alexander...... 2:17.80 TRIPLE JUMP 1. Taylor Owen...... 2:16.40 3. Alexis Medrano...... 2.:22.34 1. Allison Foster...... 38-07.00 2. Sydney Barnes...... 36-06.75 1-MILE 1500-METER 3. Deja Dames...... 35-01.00 1. Mikayla Florez...... 5.03.69 1. Taylor Owen ...... 4:36.76 2. Julie Vargas...... 5:21.94 2. Mikayla Florez...... 4:46.91 SHOT PUT 3. Alexis Ceballos...... 5:45.25 3. Maureen Fitzsimmons...... 5:00.88 1. Crystal Rodriguez...... 42-00.50 4. Alexis Ceballos...... 5:06.68 2. Brianna Uipi...... 39-08.75 3000-METER 3. Erykah McNairy...... 34-00.25 3000-METER 60-METER HURDLES 1. Mikayla Florez...... 10:25.52 DISCUS 1. Elijah McDonald...... 8.70 2. Maureen Fitzsimmons...... 10:26.02 1. Crystal Rodriguez...... 60-11 2. Elijah McDonald...... 8.72 3. Alexis Ceballos...... 10:30.20 2. Amanda Truong...... 149-00 3. Erin McGuire...... 9.62 3. Brianna Uipi...... 143-01 4x400 RELAY 5000-METER 4. Erykah McNairy...... 125-01 1. Shy. Reynolds, Alexander, Sha. Reynolds, 1. Mikayla Florez...... 17:49.08 Richardson ...... 3:46.14 2. Taylor Owen...... 17:57.98 3. Alexis Ceballos...... 18:24.02 HAMMER THROW Mile Relay 4. Maureen Fitzsimmons...... 18:49.10 1. Crystal Rodriguez...... 177-07 2. Erykah McNairy...... 174-04 HIGH JUMP 10000-METER 3. Amanda Troung...... 162-05 1. Bria Palmer...... 5-08.75 1. Mikayla Florez...... 37:36.13 3. Brianna Uipi...... 148-05 2. Megan Sweeny...... 5-05.25 2. Alexis Ceballos...... 37:55.68 3. Delaney Smith...... 5-03.00 JAVELIN 4. Diana Acholonu...... 5-01.00 100-METER HURDLES 1. Crystal Rodriguez...... 145-00 1. Elijah McDonald...... 13.77 2. Cassandra Nychay...... 138-02 POLE VAULT 2. Melanee Williams...... 14.58 1. Lauren Bartsch...... 11-09.75 3. Erin McGuire...... 14.82 HEPTATHLON 2. Lea Fong...... 11-05.75 4. Hollie Harris...... 14.99 3. Hailee Brigman...... 10-06.00 5. Shyann Reynolds...... 15.45 w - wind-aided Bold indicates school record LONG JUMP 400-METER HURDLES 1. Melanee Williams...... 17-07.50 1. Shalee Reynolds...... 59.02 2 Erin McGuire...... 15-01.50 2. Shyann Reynolds...... 61.20 3. Hollie Harris...... 62.61 TRIPLE JUMP 1. Sydney Barnes...... 37-03.75 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE

SHOT PUT 4x100 RELAY 1. Riley Cooks...... 37-03.75 1. Hill, Chambers, Davis, Golden...... 44.59 2. Alexander, Williams, Sha/Shy Reynolds, ..... 47.14 WEIGHT THROW 1. De’Ondra Young...... 63-11.75 4x200 RELAY 2. Amanda Troung...... 52-10.25 3. Brianna Uipi ...... 49-07.25 4x400 RELAY 1. Alexander, Sha./Shy Reynolds, Richardson.3:40.59 PENTATHLON 2. Reynolds, Reynolds, Alexander, Hill...... 3:40.74 3. Sha. Reynolds, Harris, Alexander, Hill...... 3:45.75 OUTDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-5) 4. Alexander, Chambers, Davis, Richardson.3:48.57 100-METER 5. Knox, Hill, Golden, Harris...... 3:52.10 1. Courtne’ Davis...... 11.50 2. Ashleigh Chambers...... 11.59 HIGH JUMP 3. Azaria Hill...... 11.72 1. Bria Palmer...... 5-09.25 4. Madison Golden...... 11.83 2. Meghan Sweeney...... 5-06.00 5. Melanee Williams...... 12.29 3. Diana Cholonu...... 5-06.00 4. Delaney Smith...... 5-04.25

25 longbeachstate.com 25 CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION

NCAA NCAA CONFERENCE FINISHES FINISH- CHAMPIONS MEN’S OUTDOOR 2009 10th 14 Year Place Points 2010 10th 16 MEN RALPH LEE 1955 6th -- 2011 9th 20 Indoor Results Lee was the 49ers’ first 1956 6th -- 2012 9th 31 NCAA champion, winning 1957 6th -- 2013 11th 16 Year Place Points 2014 11th 8.5 the 800-meter run in 1958 5th -- 1965 T-18th 4 2015 12th 21 1963. 1959 4th -- 1972 T-47th 1 1960 3rd -- 2016 11th 20.5 2017 11th 30.5 1976 T-7th 10 1961 2nd -- 1962 1st -- 2018 11th 22 1977 T-15th 6 1963 2nd -- 1997 23rd 10 INDOOR CHAMPIONS 1964 2nd -- WOMEN’S OUTDOOR Year Place Points 1998 T-45th 4 Year Athlete Event 1965 1st -- 1966 2nd -- 1977 2nd -- 1999 T-46th 2.5 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1978 1st -- 1967 3rd -- 7-03 1968 6th -- 1979 4th -- Outdoor Results 1977 Don Baird Pole Vault 1969 3rd -- 1980 6th -- 1981 6th -- (• College Division) 17-04 1970 2nd 55 1971 1st 82 1982 5th -- Year Place Points 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 1972 1st 151 1983 6th -- 1984 6th -- 1963 • 7th 22 18-06.50 1973 2nd 113 1985 8th -- 1964 17th 11 1974 3rd 98 1975 2nd 90.5 1986 7th 34 1964 • 2nd 57 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS 1976 1st 112.5 1987 5th 79 1965 8th 25 1977 2nd 95.5 1988 5th 73 Year Athlete Event 1989 5th 49 1966 T-24th 8 1978 2nd 76.5 1963 • Ralph Lee 800m 1979 3rd 43 1990 5th 59 1966 • 2nd 56 1:50.80 1980 2nd 65 1991 4th 78 1992 8th 19.33 1967 • CHAMPIONS 77 1964 • Bill Crowley 1500m 1981 4th 52 1993 3rd 106 1968 T-35th 6 4:11.50 1982 5th 31 1983 T-3rd 119 1994 5th 50 1970 T-46th 2 1964 • John Rambo High Jump 1984 3rd 88 1995 6th 67 1971 T-22nd 8 6-10.75 1985 5th 57.5 1996 6th 61 1997 7th 50 1973 T-43rd 4 1964 John Rambo High Jump 1986 3rd 76 1987 6th 49 1998 9th 23 1974 T-42nd 4 7-00.50 1988 3rd 88 1999 4th 105.50 1975 T-12th 15 1965 • George Lacey Steeple 1989 3rd 120 2000 7th 36.50 2001 8th 45.50 1976 11th 18 10:04.80 1990 2nd 120 2002 6th 78 1966 • Walt Clements 110H 1991 3rd 110 1977 T-42nd 2 2003 6th 64 14.50 1992 4th 49 1978 T-35th 2 1993 4th 46 2004 5th 100 2005 3rd 138 1982 T-53rd 9 1967 • Walt Clements 110H 1994 5th 47 14.10 1995 2nd 157 2006 3rd 152 1983 T-48th 9 2007 3rd 129 1967 • Bob Mills High Jump 1996 2nd 149 1995 T-65th 2 2008 4th 110.5 6-06 1997 5th 67 1997 T-53rd 4 1998 5th 57.5 2009 8th 61.50 1967 • Jim Hannefield Shot Put 2010 7th 53 1998 17th 13 1999 6th 88.33 58-05.75 2000 7th 70.50 2011 4th 98.5 1999 T-31st 6 2012 3rd 113 1975 Keith Goldie Javelin 2001 7th 70.50 2004 T-60th 2 2002 5th 94 2013 5th 75 250-02 2014 4th 73.5 2006 T-16th 14 2003 5th 81 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 2004 5th 85 2015 7th 52 2007 T-45th 5 7-07 2005 6th 87.50 2016 4th 110 2017 4th 104.7 2008 T-31st 8 • College Division 2006 1st 195.50 2018 1st 122 2014 T-24th 10 2007 4th 146.5 2008 1st 185 WOMEN’S INDOOR 2009 4th 109 DWIGHT STONES Year Place Points WOMEN 2010 2nd 145 Indoor Results Stones was the indoor and 2011 1st 177.5 1996 10th 16 outdoor high jump national 1997 12th 13 Year Place Points 2012 2nd 150 champion in 1976. 2013 1st 176.5 1998 10th 17 1998 T-33rd 6 2014 1st 218.5 1999 11th 21 2000 11th 21 2000 T-47th 3 2015 1st 185 2016 1st 176 2001 11th 9 2017 3rd 121 2002 8th 15 Outdoor Results 2018 2nd 136.5 2003 10th 12 JOHN RAMBO 2004 11th 10 Year Place Points MEN’S INDOOR Rambo was the 1964 College 2005 10th 9.50 1982 T-17th 20 2006 9th 9 and Division I champion in Year Place Points 1983 T-33rd 12 2007 9th 15 the high jump. 1996 8th 46.5 1984 T-56th 5.5 1997 10th 17.5 2008 10th 6 2009 10th 14 1990 T-47th 4 1998 10th 18.5 1999 7th 44 2010 10th 7.5 1992 T-59th 1 2000 7th 44 2011 11th 4 1995 T-47th 3 2001 7th 50 2012 13th 9 2013 14th 2 2000 T-66th 1 WALTER CLEMENTS 2002 9th 27 2003 10th 6 2014 17th 3 2001 T-54th 3.5 Clements was a two-time 2015 12th 13 College Division national 2004 12th 10 2007 T-64th 2 2005 10th 17 2016 13th 11 champion in the 110-meter 2017 14th 12 hurdles. 2006 8th 45 2007 8th 50 2018 14th 8 2008 10th 28.5 - Indoor results for MPSF - The Big West Conference (outdoor) was

26 longbeachstate.com 26 ALL-AMERICANS & OLYMPIANS

2015 Michael Perez-Rogers, 4x400 Relay 19th ALL-AMERICANS Cameron Glasgow, Dylan McCloskey, Jahmani Lockett Men’s Indoor All-Americans 2016 Robert Marlow Hammer 24th Year Athlete Event Finish 2017 Vincent Calhoun Long Jump T-19th 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault 2nd 2018 Saladin Nasser Long Jump 18th 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1st Jason Smith Long Jump 20th 1976 Gregory Magee Triple Jump/Long Jump N/A Women’s Indoor All-Americans 1977 Gregory Magee Triple Jump/Long Jump N/A Year Athlete Event Finish 1977 Don Baird Pole Vault 1st 1998 Marylou Badillo Pole Vault 3rd 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 1st 2000 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump 6th 1998 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 5th 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson High Jump T16th 1999 Borya Celentano Pole Vault 6th Women’s Outdoor All-Americans 2007 Ronald Carter Triple Jump 4th Year Athlete Event Finish 2007 Jimmy Grabow 5000m 11th 1976 Fern Simon High Jump 6th 2009 Brent Gray 200m 6th 1977 Emily Dole Shot Put 6th 2012 Matt Maldonado Mile 12th 1977 Andrea Lynch 100 Meters 2nd 2017 James Hubbard Weight Throw 15th 1977 Andrea Lynch 200 Meters 2nd Men’s Outdoor All-Americans 1978 Keri Camarigg Javelin 4th Year Athlete Event Finish 1978 Emily Dole Shot Put 4th 1963 Ralph Lee 800 Meters 1st • 1978 Sherron Walker Long Jump 5th 1964 Bill Crowley Mile Run 1st • 1979 Keri Camarigg Long Jump 5th 1964 George Frenn Hammer Throw 6th 1979 Keri Camarigg Javelin 3rd 1964 John Rambo High Jump 1st • 1979 Sherron Walker Long Jump 6th 1964 John Rambo High Jump 1st 1980 Jacque Nelson Javelin 1st 1965 George Lacey Steeplechase 1st • 1981 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 7th 1966 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 1st • 1982 Faye Paige 400 Meter Hurdles 3rd 1966 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 3rd 1982 Annie MCelroy Shot Put 8th 1966 Gary Ordway Discus 5th 1982 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 7th 1967 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 1st • 1983 Peggy Pollock Shot Put 2nd 1967 Jim Hannefield Shot Put 1st • 1984 Shelly Fehrman High Jump 7th 1967 Bob Mills High Jump 1st • 1990 Jennifer Bessel 5000 Meters 5th 1970 Gary Jones, James Love, 440 Yard Relay 4th 1991 Ami Ice Heptathlon 11th Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer 1992 Lori Svoboda High Jump 8th 1970 Clarence Palmer 440 Yard 8th 1994 Le’Gretta Hinds 400-M Hurdles 10th 1971 Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer, 440 Yard Relay 2nd 1995 Le’Gretta Hinds 400-M Hurdles 6th Dennis Ruby, Wayne Stevenson 1996 Kristy Kierulff High Jump 9th 1972 Terry Metcalf Long Jump 8th 2000 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump 7th 1972 Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer, 440 Yard Relay N/A 2001 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump T-5th Others unknown 2007 Kim Heinz Javelin 7th 1975 Don Baird Pole Vault 3rd 2010 Randi Hicks Javelin 12th 1975 Keith Goldie Javelin 1st 2011 Randi Hicks Javelin 8th 1975 Albert Shorts 440 Yard 4th 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson High Jump 21st 1975 Milt Turner Low Hurdles 6th 2016 Riley Cooks Heptathlon 20th 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault 2nd 2016 Fatima Vergara Hammer 23rd 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1st 2017 Riley Cooks Heptathlon 15th 1976 Hubert Beasley, David Lizardi, 1600 Meter Relay 6th 2018 Ashleigh Chambers 4x100 Meters 18th Greg Magee, Brian Saunders, Courtne’ Davis 4x100 Meters 18th Vince Taylor Madison Golden 4x100 Meters 18th 1978 Craig Wilson Pole Vault 5th Azaria Hill 4x100 Meters 18th 1981 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th • College Division 1981 Mike Smith Shot Put 8th Bold indicates national champion 1982 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th 1983 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th OLYMPIANS Year Athlete Event 1995 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 7th 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 5th 1964 John Rambo High Jump - Bronze 1998 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 4th 1964 George Frenn Hammer Throw 1998 Borya Celantano Pole Vault 2nd 1972 Dwight Stones High Jump - Bronze 1999 Borya Celentano Pole Vault 3rd 1972 Steve Smith Pole Vault 2002 Jon O’Neil Shot Put 13th 1972 Francie Larrieu 800m, 1500m 2004 Doug Lefler Javelin 7th 1972 Kate Schmidt Javelin 2006 Chris Richardson Decathlon 3rd 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump - Bronze 2006 John Temidara Triple Jump 3rd 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault (Australia) 2006 Ronald Carter Triple Jump 7th 1976 Ray Dupree Triple Jump 2007 Brent Gray 200m 4th 1976 Brian Saunders 400m 2008 Brent Gray 200m 5th 1976 Francie Larrieu 800m, 1500m 2008 Chris Richardson Decathlon 5th 1976 Andrea Lynch 100m (Great Britain) 2011 Colin Dunbar Hammer 11th 2011 Nicholas Armstrong Decathlon 18th 1976 Kate Schmidt Javelin 2011 Colin Dunbar Discus 21st 1976 Sherron Walker Long Jump 2012 Ben Woodruff Javelin 19th 1984 Bill Green Hammer Throw 2013 Willie Alexander Long Jump 19th 1984 Dwight Stones High Jump 2014 Willie Alexander Long Jump 2nd 1984 Oswaldo Zea 400m Hurdles (Venezuela) 2014 Chris Low 800m 7th 1984 Joni Huntley High Jump - Bronze 2014 Chris Enriquez 10000m 20th 1988 Ramona Pagel Shot Put, Discus 2015 Willie Alexander Triple Jump --- 1992 Francie Larrieu-Smith Marathon 2015 Cameron Glasgow 400m 18th 1992 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 2015 Chris Low 800m 19th 2012 Kenneth Medwood 400m Hurdles (Belize) 2015 Michael Montgomery Pole Vault --- Bold indicates Olympic medalist

27 longbeachstate.com 27 NCAA NATIONAL QUALIFIERS

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCES (Sythe Era - Since 1990)

Indoor Performers 1996 Le’Gretta Hinds (55-Meter Hurdles) 1997 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - Champion, 18-06.5) 1997 Lewis Young (400m) 1997 Kristy Kierulff (High Jump) 1998 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 5th, 17-10.5) 1998 Marylou Badillo (Pole Vault - 3rd, 12-07.5) 1999 Borya Celentano (Pole Vault - 6th, 17-10.5) 2000 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - 6th, 5-11.5) Tayyiba Haneef-Park, was not only Randi Hicks garnered back-to- , a five-time All- 2001 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump) Jason Hinkin a three-time All-American in track, back All-America honors in the American in the pole vault won 2002 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) but she was also an All-American javelin as she placed 12th in 2010 the individual indoor title in 2002 Jon O’Neil (Shot Put) in volleyball. She was a three-time and eighth in 2011. 1997. 2005 John Temidara (High Jump) Olympian as a member of the U.S. 2006 John Temidara (High Jump) Volleyball National Team, winning 2007 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump - 4th) silver in Beijing and London. 2007 Jimmy Grabow (5000m - 11th) 2008 Brent Gray (200m) 2009 Brent Gray (200m - 6th) 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump - T16th, 5-08.75) 2012 Matt Maldonado (Mile - 12th, 4:07.60)

Outdoor Performers 1990 Jennifer Bessell (5000m - 5th, 16:16.82) 1990 Celeste Paquette (Discus) 1990 Lori Svoboda (High Jump) Borya Celentano was a three- Willie Alexander, who was the 1991 Derek Pye (110m High Hurdles) Le’Gretta Hinds, was named an 1991 Ami Ice (Heptathlon - 11th, 5,175) time All-American in the pole All-American twice in the mid- 2014 NCAA runner-up in the long 1992 Lori Svoboda (High Jump - 8th, 5-10.5) vault. He was the NCAA runner- 1990s, finishing as high as sixth in jump, enters his final season as 1994 Le’Gretta Hinds (400m Hurdles - 11th, 58.94) up in 1998 and placed third in the 400-meter hurdles in 1995. one of LBSU’s five three-time 1999. All-Americans. 1994 Le’Gretta Hinds (100m Hurdles) 2007 Brent Gray (100m) 1995 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 7th, 17-4.5) 2007 Jennifer Onyeagbako (Discus) 1995 Jaime Barragan (100m) 2007 Tyson Gray (Javelin) 1995 Jaime Barragan (200m) 2007 Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) 1995 Le’Gretta Hinds (400m Hurdles - 6th, 57.58) 2007 Women’s 4x100m Relay (Howell, Branker, Winfield, White) 1995 Le’Gretta Hinds (100m Hurdles) 2008 Brent Gray (200m - 5th, 20.88) 1996 Detric Cofield (Long Jump - 16th, 25-9.25) 2008 Chris Richardson (Decathlon - 5th, 7594) 1996 Kristy Kierulff (High Jump - 9th, 5-10.5) 2008 Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) 1996 Le’Gretta Hinds (400m Hurdles) 2008 Brent Gray (100m) 1996 Le’Gretta Hinds (100m Hurdles) 2008 Men’s 4x100m Relay (Goldberg, Gray, Caesar, Fowler) 1996 Kirran Moss (Hammer Throw) 2009 Kenneth Medwood (400m Hurdles) 1997 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 5th, 17-8.5) 2010 Randi Hicks (Javelin - 12th, 157-08) 1997 Asa Carlsson (400m Hurdles) 2010 Alex Shaw (Javelin) 1998 Borya Celantano (Pole Vault - 2nd, 18-2.5) 2010 Kenneth Medwood (400m Hurdles) 1998 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 4th, 17-10.5) 2011 Randi Hicks (Javelin - 8th, 161-02) 1999 Borya Celantano (Pole Vault - 3rd, 17-10.5) 2011 Colin Dunbar (Hammer - 11th, 212-03) 1999 Jon O’Neil (Discus) 2011 Nicholas Armstrong (Decathlon - 18th, 7374) 1999 Marion Reneau (Heptathlon) 2011 Colin Dunbar (Discus - 21st, 171-03) 1999 Lewis Young (400m) 2012 Ben Woodruff (Javelin - 19th, 221-10) 2000 Borya Celentano (Pole Vault) 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump - 21st, 5-08.75) 2000 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - 7th, 5-11.25) 2013 Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 19th) 2001 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - T5th, 5-11.25) 2014 Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 2nd, 25-04.25) 2001 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) 2014 Chris Low (800m - 7th, 1:48.28) 2002 Jon O’Neil (Shot Put, 61-03) 2014 Chris Enriquez (10000m - 20th, 30:48.7) 2002 Emily Forsythe (High Jump) 2015 Willie Alexander (Triple Jump) 2002 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) 2015 Cameron Glasgow (400m - 18th, 46.72) 2002 Cory Loebl (Discus) 2015 Chris Low (800m - 19th, 1:49.72) 2002 Jon O’Neil (Discus) 2015 Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault) 2004 Ami Goldhammer (Javelin) 2015 Men’s 4x400 Relay (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Lockett - 2004 Doug Lefler (Javelin - 7th, 236-02) 19th, 3:09.67) 2004 John Temidara (High Jump) 2016 Robert Marlow (Hammer - 24th, 197-06) 2005 Haben Hagos (High Jump) 2016 Riley Cooks (Heptathlon - 20th, 5,372) 2005 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump) 2016 Fatima Vergara (Hammer - 23rd, 183-11) 2006 Kim Heinz (Javelin) 2006 Emily Forsythe (High Jump) 2017 Riley Cooks (Heptathlon - 15th, 5,256) 2006 Chris Richardson (Decathlon - 3rd, 7573) 2017 Vincent Calhoun (High Jump - T-19th, 6-09.75) 2006 John Temidara (Triple Jump - 3rd, 53-3.75) 2018 Saladin Nasser (Long Jump - 18th, 24-06.5) 2006 John Temidara (High Jump) 2018 Jason Smith (Long Jump - 20th, 24-04.25) 2006 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump - 7th, 51-11.25) 2018 Ashleigh Chambers (4x100m - 18th, 44.59) 2007 Brent Gray (200m - 4th, 20.96) 2018 Courtne’ Davis (4x100m - 18th, 44.59) 2007 Kim Heinz (Javelin - 7th, 169-04) 2018 Madison Golden (4x100m - 18th, 44.59) 2018 Azaria Hill (4x100m - 18th, 44.59)

28 longbeachstate.com 28 NCAA REGIONAL QUALIFIERS

NCAA WEST REGIONAL/PRELIMINARY QUALIFIERS 2003 (14) Austin Fowler (100m-8th, 200m-8th) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Ronald Carter (Triple Jump) Alex Freitas (800m-6th) Taylor Jackson (Long Jump) Shannon Daniels (Hammer) Brent Gray (100m-1st, 200m-1st) Michael Vaughan (Triple Jump) Haben Hagos (High Jump) Tyson Gray (Javelin) Josh Villalobos (Hammer) Steve Holland (Hammer) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Davon Wilson-Angel (110 Hurdles) Gladys Iwuaba (Triple Jump) Phylicia Johnson (100 Hurdles) Chris Yates (Shot Put) Christina Lee (Pole Vault) Kristen Kiefer (400 Hurdles) Cory Loebl (Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) Christopher Lawson (400 Hurdles) 2014 (23) Frank Rodriguez (Javelin) Miia Mobley (Triple Jump) Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 3rd, Triple Adrian Ruark (Pole Vault) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) Jump) Stephanie Sampson (Discus, Hammer) Chris Richardson (Javelin-3rd, Decathlon) Adam Bianchessi (Javelin) Jennifer Yadon (Steeplechase) David Sampson (Discus) Amber Clark (100 Hurdles) Alex Shaw (Javelin) Chris Enriquez (10000m - 5th) 2004 (19) 4x100m Relay - Men (3rd) Tiffany Forbito (Javelin) Sean Blanford (Javelin) (Goldberg, Gray, Caesar, Fowler) Jacob Fraser (Discus, Shot Put) Jessica Branker qualified for three events in the 2007 and 2008 Serena Boykin (Discus, Shot Put) 4x400m Relay - Men (7th) Kayla Goosby (100m) NCAA West Regionals. Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) (Goldberg, Freitas, Caesar, Crawford) Jason Harrell (Discus) Emily Forsythe (High Jump) 4x100m Relay - Women (6th) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) MULTI-YEAR NCAA WEST REGIONAL Ami Goldhammer (Javelin-5th) (Garrido, Branker, Mobley, White) Brandon Hierholzer (Pole Vault) Willie Alexander (2 events, 2013-14-15-16) Haben Hagos (High Jump) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Nicholas Armstrong (2 events, 2010-11) 2009 (13) Kayla Kamaka (Pole Vault) Kim Heinz (Javelin) Jasmine Bass (1 event, 2015, 2017) Steve Holland (Hammer) Missy Barclay (1500m) Alex Kruthers (400m) Alex Black (1 event, 2008-09-10) Megan Irey (Triple Jump) Alex Black (High Jump) Chris Low (800m - 2nd) Jessica Branker (4 events, 2005-06-07-08) Doug Lefler (Javelin-1st) Colin Dunbar (Hammer) Dylan McCloskey (400m) Kemonie Briggs (3 events, 2015-17, 18) Michelle Pequignot (Discus) Alex Freitas (800m) Michael Perez-Rogers (400m) Kristina Price (Discus) Carly Harris (Steeplechase) Kody Robison (Hammer) Ronald Carter (1 event, 2003, 2006) Stephanie Sampson (Discus, Hammer) Rodney Hawkins (Triple Jump) Conner Rouse (Pole Vault) Katelyn Ciarelli (1 event, 2004-05-06, 2008) Shingo Suzumura (110 Hurdles) Dylan Jaedtke (Steeplechase) Fatima Vergara (Hammer) Josh Carr (1 event, 2017,18) John Temidara (High Jump-5th, Triple Jump) Matt Maldonado (1500m) Davon Wilson-Angel (110 Hurdles) Ashleigh Chambers 2 events, 2017, 18) Jennifer Yadon (Steeplechase) Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles-5th, Long Jump) 4x400m Relay - Men Riley Cooks (2 events, 2016-17) Tayler O’Connor (High Jump) (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Lockett) Xander Cooper (1 event, 2016-17) 2005 (22) Nimrod Piggee (110m Hurdles) 2015 (19) Ed Cornell (2 events, 2005-06, 2008) Serena Boykin (Shot Put) Patrick Smith (Javelin) Willie Alexander (Long Jump, Triple Jump- Courtne’ Davis (3 events, 2016-17, 18) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) 3rd) Colin Dunbar (2 events, 2009, 2011) Ed Cornell (Hammer) 2010 (17) Jasmine Askew (400m) Chris Enriquez (2 events, 2013-14) Emily Forsythe (High Jump) Nicholas Armstrong (High Jump) Jasmine Bass (Triple Jump) Emily Forsythe (1 event, 2004-05-06) Ami Goldhammer (Javelin) Alisia Barajas (10000m) Jacob Fraser (Shot Put, Discus) Austin Fowler (4 events, 2006, 2008) Haben Hagos (High Jump-T4th, Triple Jump) Alex Black (High Jump) Cameron Glasgow (400m - 11th) Jacob Fraser (2 events, 2012-13-14-15) Kim Heinz (Javelin) Alex Freitas (800m) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) Alex Freitas (2 events, 2007-08-09-10) Steve Holland (Hammer) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump) Taylor Jackson (Long Jump) Cameron Glasgow (3 events, 2012-13-14-15) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Randi Hicks (Javelin-10th) Chris Low (800m - 7th) Alex Goldberg (3 events, 2007-08) Andrew Julius (Hammer) Kevin Jenkins (Triple Jump) Victor Martin (Shot Put, Discus) Ami Goldhammer (1 event, 2004-05) Ezra Kwong (Discus, Shot Put) Sam Jeter (400 Hurdles) Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault - 8th) Katrina Graves-Johnson (1 event, 2010-11-12) Charles Lewis (400m) Sara Macey (High Jump) Michael Perez-Rogers (400m) Brent Gray (3 events, 2007-08) Tyler McCoy (Javelin) Matt Maldonado (1500m) Kody Robison (Hammer) Tyson Gray (1 event, 2007-08) Kristina Price (Shot Put) Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles-5th, Long Conner Rouse (Pole Vault) Haben Hagos (2 events, 2003-04-05) David Sampson (Shot Put) Jump) Ryan Sanders (Triple Jump) Jason Harrell (1 event, 2013-14) Dan Trautner (High Jump) Eric Nowell (Long Jump) Marina Shelton (Hammer) Kim Heinz (1 event, 2004-05-06-07) Samantha Young (Javelin) Tayler O’Connor (High Jump) 4x400 Relay - Men (11th) Devin Hickey (1 event, 2013-14-15) 4x100m Relay - Women (5th) Nimrod Piggee (110 Hurdles) (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Lockett) (Deardorff, Branker, Smith, White) Cesar Puga (Discus) Randi Hicks (1 event, 2010-11) 4x400m Relay - Women (4th) Jennifer Rodriguez (10000m) 2016 (18) Gabe Hilbert (1 event, 2012-13) (Winfield, Fairweather, White, Deardorff) Alex Shaw (Javelin-9th) Willie Alexander (Long Jump, Triple Jump) Koree Hines (1 event, 2011-12-13-14) Kemonie Briggs (Long Jump) Steve Holland (1 event, 2003-04-05) 2006 (21) 2011 (14) Ryan Colebrook (400 Hurdles) Taylor Jackson (1 event, 2013, 2015) Ronald Carter (Triple Jump-1st) Nicholas Armstrong (Decathlon) Riley Cooks (100 Hurdles) Robert Jennings (2 events, 2005-06-07) Emily Forsythe (High Jump-4th) Rajan Bains (Hammer) Xander Cooper (Pole Vault) Phylicia Johnson (2 events, 2008, 2011-12) Kim Heinz (Javelin-4th) Colin Dunbar (Hammer-4th, Discus-11th) Courtne’ Davis (100m, 200m) Ezra Kwong (3 events, 2005, 2007) Charles Lewis (400m-7th) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump) James Hubbard (Discus, Hammer) Chris Lawson (2 events, 2008, 2011-12) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) Randi Hicks (Javelin-11th) Robert Marlow (Hammer - 10th) Charles Lewis (2 events, 2005-06) Mario Cobian (800m) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault) Jahmani Lockett (1 event, 2014-15) Ed Cornell (Discus) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump) Kody Robison (Hammer) Chris Low (1 event, 2014-15) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Chris Lawson (400 Hurdles) Marina Shelton (Hammer) Sara Macey (1 event, 2010, 2012) Tyler McCoy (Javelin) Manny Nezier (Long Jump) Daniel York-Mouton (400m) Matt Maldonado (1 event, 2009-10) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) Nimrod Piggee (110 Hurdles) Fatima Vergara (Hammer - 12th) Robert Marlow (1 event, 2016-17) Chris Richardson (Decathlon, Javelin, Long Jump) Cesar Puga (Discus, Shot Put) Brianna Viltz (Discus) Dylan McCloskey (2 events, 2014-15) David Sampson (Shot Put-5th, Discus) Tara Ross (Javelin) 4x400 Relay - Men Tyler McCoy (1 event, 2005-06) Alex Shaw (Javelin) Tyler Wallace (Pole Vault) (Briggs, York-Mouton, Perez-Rogers, McCloskey) Kenneth Medwood (2 events, 2009-10) John Temidara (High Jump-4th, Triple Jump-3rd) Ben Woodruff (Javelin) Michael Montgomery (1 event, 2015-16) 2017 (17) Ludi Valdez (5000m) Tayler O’Connor (1 event, 2009-10) 4x400m Relay - Men (8th) 2012 (17) Jasmine Bass (Triple Jump) Bria Palmer (1 event, 2017, 18) (Lewis, Fowler, Gomez, Holley) Rosa Del Toro (1500m) Kemonie Briggs (Long Jump, 400m) Michael Perez-Rogers (2 events, 2014-15) Jessica Barnard (Steeplechase) Koty Burton (110H) Nimrod Piggee (1 event, 2009-10-11) 2007 (21) Jacob Fraser (Discus) Vincent Calhoun (High Jump) Jessica Branker (100m-7th, 200m) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump-12th) Josh Carr (Discus) Cesar Puga (2 events, 2010-11) Erricka Feazell (100 Hurdles) Sara Macey (High Jump) Ashleigh Chambers (200m) Jill Reynolds (1 event, 2006-07) Alex Freitas (800m) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump) Riley Cooks (100H, Long Jump) Chris Richardson (3 events, 2006, 2008) Brent Gray (200m-1st, 100m-2nd) Cameron Glasgow (200m) Xander Cooper (Pole Vault) Kody Robison (1 event, 2014-15-16) Tyson Gray (Javelin-3rd) Gabe Hilbert (800m) Shleby Crider (Javelin) Conner Rouse (1 event, 2014-15) Alex Goldberg (400m-8th) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Courtne’ Davis (100m) David Sampson (2 events, 2005-06-07) Kim Heinz (Javelin-4th) Chris Lawson (110 Hurdles, 400 Hurdles) Bo Haddock (Pole Vault) Stephanie Sampson (2 events, 2003-04) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Shakina Phillips (100 Hurdles, 400 Hurdles) James Hubbard (Hammer, Discus) Jason Smith,(2 events, 2017,18) Ezra Kwong (Discus, Hammer, Shot Put) Tyler Wallace (Pole Vault) Robert Marlow (Hammer) Alex Shaw (1 event, 2006-07-08, 2010) Jennifer Onyeagbako (Discus, Hammer) Jacob Weintraub (Discus, Shot Put) Bria Palmer (High Jump) Marina Shelton (1 event, 2015-16) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) Ben Woodruff (Javelin-7th) Jason Smith (Long Jump) John Temidara (2 events, 2004, 2006) David Sampson (Discus) Paul Thenard (Pole Vault) Fatima Vergara (1 event, 2014, 2016) Alex Shaw (Javelin) 2013 (18) De’Ondra Young (Hammer) Tyler Wallace (1 event, 2011-12) 4x100m Relay - Women (2nd) Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 12th, Triple 2018 Davon Wilson-Angel (1 event, 2013-14) (Winfield, Branker, Howell, White) Jump) Kemonie Briggs (Long jump) Ben Woodruff (1 event, 2011-12) 4x400m Relay - Men (7th) Joel Baez (Hammer) Josh Carr (Discus) Jennifer Yadon (1 event, 2003-04) (Holley, Goldberg, Gomez, Gray) Emily Cooper (200m) Nicholas Hudson (Hammer ) THREE OR MORE EVENTS IN ONE RE- Chris Enriquez (5000m) Saladin Nasser (Long Jump) 2008 (26) Meghan Foley (1500m) Blair Robinson (Triple Jump) Cory Loebl (2003: Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) Jessica Branker (100m-7th, 200m-6th) Jacob Fraser (Discus, Shot Put) Jason Smith (High Jump, Long Jump) Jessica Branker (2007: 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus-5th) Cameron Glasgow (400m) Daniel York Mouton (400m) Brent Gray (2007: 100m, 200m, 4x400 Relay) Alex Black (High Jump) Jason Harrell (Discus) Anaya Alexander (400m) Ezra Kwong (2007: Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) Ed Cornell (Discus) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) 4x100 Relay- Women Kelsey Caesar (2008: 400m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) Kelsey Caesar (400m) Gabe Hilbert (800m) (Chambers, Davis, Golden, Hill) Jessica Branker (2008: 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay) Austin Fowler (2008: 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400 Relay) Brent Gray (2008: 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) 29 longbeachstate.com 29 Sam Jeter (2010: 400H, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) Kenneth Medwood (2010: 400H, Long Jump, 4x400 Relay) INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 400 Meter Hurdles 1971 Dennis Ruby...... 51.70 55 Meters Ben Woodruff 1972 Dennis Ruby...... 51.70 1966 (Indoor) Jaime Barragan...... 6.28 1986 Oswaldo Zea...... 51.43 1987 Tyrone McCullough...... 51.63 100 Meters 1988 Tyrone McCullough...... 51.96 1977 Jeff Williams...... 10.60 1991 Derek Pye...... 51.91 1995 Jaime Barragan...... 10.45 2010 Kenneth Medwood...... 49.66 1996 Brandon Thomas...... 10.53 2012 Chris Lawson...... 50.66 2007 Brent Gray...... 10.42 2016 Ryan Colebrook...... 51.69 2008 Brent Gray...... 10.42

4x100 Meter Relay 200 Meters 1970 Long Beach State...... 40.70 1972 Royce Ford...... 21.4 1972 Long Beach State...... 40.80 1983 Jim Wison...... 21.50 1977 Long Beach State...... 40.20 1986 Dino Romanelli...... 21.03 1978 Long Beach State...... 39.90 1987 Anthony Ford...... 20.97 1989 Long Beach State...... 40.63 1989 Terrance Riley...... 21.22 1990 Long Beach State...... 40.11 1990 Terrance Riley...... 21.81 1995 Long Beach State...... 40.52 1995 Jaime Barragan...... 21.02 1996 Long Beach State...... 41.01 1996 Jacob Glickman...... 21.06 2008 Goldberg, Gray, ...... 39.66 2007 (Indoor) Brent Gray...... 21.15 Caesar, Fowler 2007 Brent Gray...... 20.70 2008 (Indoor) Brent Gray...... 20.93 4x400 Meter Relay 2008 Brent Gray...... 20.58 1971 Long Beach State...... 3:11.00 2018 Kent Harris...... 21.31 1972 Long Beach State...... 3:12.60 400 Meters 1977 Long Beach State...... 3:08.70 1970 Clarence Palmer...... 46.70 800 Meters 1978 Long Beach State...... 3:08.50 1975 Albert Shorts...... 46.70 1983 Sam Ceasar...... 1:48.41 1986 Long Beach State...... 3:08.86 1978 Hubert Beasley...... 45.80* 2006 Mario Cobian...... 1:50.79 1989 Long Beach State...... 3:13.46 1979 Tony Thompson...... 46.90 2013 Gabe Hilbert...... 1:48.99 1990 Long Beach State...... 3:15.00 1989 Terrance Riley...... 47.15 2014 Chris Low...... 1:48.71 1995 Long Beach State...... 3:13.82 1990 Otis Dixon...... 46.63 2015 Chris Low...... 1:48.72 1996 Long Beach State...... 3:12.92 1996 Lewis Young...... 47.47 1999 (Indoor) Long Beach State...... 3:12.51 2000 (Indoor) Kashus Perona...... 47.55 1500 Meters 1999 Long Beach State...... 3:07.91 2006 Long Beach State...... 3:12.58 2001 Kashus Perona...... 46.81 2000 Larry Henderson ...... 3:55.04 2005 Charles Lewis...... 47.63 2007 Holley, Goldberg, ...... 3:12.43 Gomez, Gray 2006 Charles Lewis...... 46.62 Mile 2008 Goldberg, Freitas, ...... 3:08.64 2012 Jahmani Lockett...... 48.05 2012 (Indoor) Matt Maldonado...... 3:59.08 2014 Michael Perez-Rogers...... 47.33 Caesar, Gray 2014 McCloskey, Glasgow,...... 3:11.31 2015 Cameron Glasgow...... 46.39 5000 Meters Perez-Rogers, Lockett 1975 Jim Sweeney...... 14:05.20 2015 McCloskey, Glasgow...... 3:09.58 Perez-Rogers, Lockett 10000 Meters 2016 Briggs, York-Mouton,...... 3:11.99 1972 Ron Pryor (6 mile)...... 30:01.60 McCloskey, Colebrook 1973 Ron Pryor (6 mile)...... 29:05.40 Chris Low 2018 Briggs, Johnson, John Temidara 1975 Thomas Rodriguez...... 29:05.40 Harris, York Mouton...... 3:09.74 John Temidara 1989 Eric Ree...... 31:02.29

3000 Meter Steeplechase 1971 Mike Ritchie...... 9:13.00 1972 Mike Ritchie...... 9:13.20 1974 Jim Sweeney...... 9:11.95 1975 Jim Sweeney...... 9:03.20 1976 Howard Burgess...... 9:07.60

110 Meter High Hurdles 1972 Dave Smith...... 14.20 1980 Larry Blake...... 14.46 1991 Derek Pye...... 14.25 1992 Doug Conner...... 14.23 2013 Davon Wilson-Angel...... 13.98 2014 Davon Wilson-Angel...... 13.97

30 longbeachstate.com 30 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

High Jump 1975 Keith Goldie...... 240-05 WOMEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1976 Dwight Stones...... 7-02.25 1984 Dan O’Donnell...... 224-00 (Program started in 1978) 1982 Mel Baker...... 7-02.25 1985 Chris Peterson...... 229-11 100 Meters 1983 Mel Baker...... 7-01.50 1996 Chris Kanowski...... 212-06 2016 Courtne’ Davis...... 11.50 (w) 1993 Ed Barnett...... 6-08.75 2004 Doug Lefler...... 235-02 200 Meters 2004 John Temidara...... 7-03.00 2005 Tyler McCoy...... 202-10 1988 Cathy Roberts...... 23.62 2006 (Indoor) John Temidara...... 7-02.25 2008 Chris Richardson...... 217-03 2016 Courtne’ Davis...... 23.65 (w) 2006 John Temidara...... 6-11.75 2011 Ben Woodruff...... 205-05 2018 Courtne’ Davis...... 23.73 2012 Ben Woodruff...... 231-03 400 Meters Pole Vault 2014 Adam Bianchessi...... 217-10 2018 Anaya Alexander...... 53.79 800 Meters 1972 Steve Smith...... 17-00.00 1988 Kerri Zaleski...... 2:08.99 Hammer Throw 1976 Jim Knaub...... 17-00.00 1500 Meters 1977 Don Baird...... 17-00.00 1973 Phil Lockwood...... 170-04 1995 Christa Ayuso...... 4:36.39 1995 Jason Hinkin...... 17-07.00 1979 Paul Fuller...... 192-09 5000 Meters 1997 Jason Hinkin...... 18-00.50 1982 Bill Green...... 224-00 1990 Jennifer Bessel...... 17:11.34 1998 Borya Celantano...... 17-05.00 1983 Bill Green...... 229-01 3000m Steeplechase 1999 Borya Celantano...... 18-04.50 2008 Robert Jennings...... 192-07 2012 Jessica Barnard...... 10:22.90 2011 Tyler Wallace...... 18-00.50 2011 Colin Dunbar...... 223-06 400 Meter Hurdles 2014 Conner Rouse...... 17-00.75 2013 Josh Villalobos...... 193-04 1988 Ami Ice...... 57.82 1993 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1:00.43 2015 Michael Montgomery...... 17-09.00 2015 Kody Robison...... 205-06 1994 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1:00.05 2016 Michael Montgomery...... 17-04.50 2016 Kody Robison...... 211-01 1995 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 59.71 2017 Paul Thenard...... 16-08.50 2017 James Hubbard...... 212-07 4x100 Meter Relay 1993 Long Beach State...... 46.62 Long Jump Decathlon 1999 Long Beach State...... 45.98 1972 Terry Metcalf...... 25-02.75 1999 Darby Kelly...... 7,106 2005 Long Beach State...... 45.50 1973 Terry Metcalf...... 24-05.25 2006 Chris Richardson...... 7,194 2018 Long Beach State...... 44.63 1977 Craig McGee...... 24-06.50 2008 Chris Richardson...... 7,461 High Jump 1996 Detric Cofield...... 25-02.00 2011 Nicholas Armstrong...... 7,409 1996 Kristy Kierulff...... 5-11.50 1998 Tayyiba Haneef...... 5-08.75 1998 Detric Cofield...... 24-03.50 2000 Tayyiba Haneef...... 6-01.25 2015 Willie Alexander...... 25-05.50 Kim Heinz 2001 (Indoor) Tayyiba Haneef...... 5-11.25 2016 Kemonie Briggs...... 26-02.25 (w) 2001 Tayyiba Haneef...... 6-02.00 2017 Kemonie Briggs...... 25-08.25 2006 Emily Forsythe...... 5-08.75 2018 Kemonie Briggs...... 26-00.00 Long Jump 1987 Maureen Wiley...... 19-08.25 Triple Jump 1988 Cathy Roberts...... 19-03.50 1972 Terry Metcalf...... 49-04.00 1993 Ambre Thompson...... 19-00.00 1973 Dave Tuckert...... 50-09.50 1999 Marion Reneau...... 19-07.50 2011 Phylicia Johnson...... 19-08.00 1976 Enricke Scott...... 51-00.00 2017 Riley Cooks...... 19-09.50 1979 Glenn Davis...... 50-03.50 Pole Vault 1995 Chris Czerwinski...... 46-01.25 1997 Marylou Badillo...... 10-11.75 1996 Chris Czerwinski...... 48-01.25 2001 Connie Jerz...... 12-07.25 2006 John Temidara...... 51-01.50 2006 Jill Reynolds...... 12-05.50 2014 Willie Alexander...... 51-05.75 Triple Jump 2015 Ryan Sanders...... 51-01.00 1993 Marquita Knight...... 39-06.50 2016 Willie Alexander...... 50-08.00 2008 Miia Mobley...... 41-01.00 Shot Put Weight Throw 1987 Jacque Norton...... 48-03.50 Discus Throw 2011 (Indoor) Colin Dunbar...... 64-09.75 1990 Celeste Paquette...... 160-05 Stephanie Sampson 2006 Katelyn Cicarelli...... 154-05 Shot Put 2007 Jennifer Onyeagbako...... 179-04 1980 Mike Smith...... 60-6.50 2008 Katelyn Ciarelli...... 136-06 1981 Mike Smith...... 60-1.75 Hammer Throw 2011 Cesar Puga...... 57-04.25 1995 Kirran Moss...... 152-00 2003 Stephanie Sampson...... 173-03 Discus Throw 2004 Stephanie Sampson...... 193-05 2014 Fatima Vergara...... 189-04 1975 Dan Gardner...... 185-00 2016 Fatima Vergara...... 196-00 1977 Steve Brown...... 179-11 Javelin Throw 1981 Greg McSeveney...... 198-10 2004 Ami Goldhammer...... 154-00 2003 Cory Loebl...... 183-09 2005 Kim Heinz...... 150-11 2006 Ed Cornell...... 183-02 2006 Kim Heinz...... 158-09 2007 Robert Jennings...... 187-04 2007 Alex Shaw...... 160-06 2011 Colin Dunbar...... 174-09 2008 Alex Shaw...... 160-04 2012 Jacob Weintraub...... 183-09 2010 Randi Hicks...... 162-04 2013 Jacob Fraser...... 178-11 2017 Shelby Crider...... 149-03 Heptathlon 2014 Jason Harrell...... 182-02 1989 Ami Ice...... 5,312 2015 Jacob Fraser...... 185-04 1991 Ami Ice...... 5,387 1999 Marion Reneau...... 5,375 Javelin Throw 1974 Keith Goldie...... 243-07

31 longbeachstate.com 31 HALL OF FAME

Multiple All-Big West Honorees (Since 1985)

MEN 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL Kashus Perona 2 0 0 2 Cameron Glasgow 3 5 4 12 Nimrod Piggee 0 1 1 2 Willie Alexander 3 7 1 11 Cesar Puga 1 1 0 2 Dylan McCloskey 3 3 4 10 Jason Ricker 0 1 1 2 Lewis Young 1 4 4 9 Frank Rodriguez 0 0 2 2 Three 49ers have graced the covers of Sports Illustrated - Dwight Stones (left), Steve Smith (center) and George Frenn (right). Kemonie Briggs 3 2 3 8 Conner Rouse 1 1 0 2 Michael Perez-Rogers 3 2 3 8 Ryan Sanders 1 0 1 2 Long Beach State Athletics Hall of Brent Gray 7 0 0 7 Patrick Scott 0 2 0 2 John Temidara 4 1 2 7 Jason Smith 0 1 1 2 Anthony Ford 1 5 0 6 Byron Stovall 0 1 1 2 John Rambo (inducted 1986), Jack Rose (1986), Dwight Stones (1987), Austin Fowler 2 2 2 6 Jacob Weintraub 1 1 0 2 Joni Huntley (1991), Jim Richardson (1991), Ron Allice (1992), Kate Chris Lawson 1 3 2 6 Davon Wilson-Angel 2 0 0 2 Schmidt (1993), Ralph Lee (1994), Bob Pinkerton (1994), Walter Cle- Chris Richardson 3 0 3 6 Ben Woodruff 2 0 0 2 ments (1998), Bill Green (2001), Ramona Pagel (2001), Ami Ice (2006), Gary Cablayan 0 5 0 5 Keith Wynne 0 0 2 2 Le’Gretta Hinds (2011) Borya Celentano 2 2 1 5 Daniel York-Mouton 1 1 0 2 Jacob Fraser 2 3 0 5 Rose was a busy man during his 25 years as a coach at Alex Goldberg 2 1 2 5 WOMEN 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL LBSU. In addition to the usual complement of meets Charles Lewis 2 0 3 5 Le’Gretta Hinds 3 5 1 9 scheduled for his track and cross country teams, Rose hosted 125 all-comers meets and 41 Long Beach Jahmani Lockett 3 1 1 5 Jessica Branker 1 5 1 7 Relays. Rose-coached teams won nine conference Cory Loebl 1 2 2 5 Ashleigh Chambers 0 0 5 5 championships and one national title. Rose retired from Kenneth Medwood 1 3 1 5 Riley Cooks 3 2 0 5 coaching in 1981, but remained active in the track and Jon O’Neil 0 2 3 5 Emily Cooper 0 1 4 5 field community until his death. The annual Jack Rose Kody Robison 2 2 1 5 Emily Forsythe 1 1 3 5 Relays and the track stadium, are both in memory of Jaime Barragan 3 0 1 4 Tayyiba Haneef 4 1 0 5 Rose, who passed away in 1996. JACK ROSE Detric Cofield 2 1 1 4 Jacque Norton 1 4 0 5 Alex Freitas 0 0 4 4 Jasmine Askew 0 1 3 4 Few athletes have dominated a sport or event the way Sam Jeter 0 3 1 4 Courtne’ Davis 2 1 1 4 Stones dominated the high jump, with countless national Terrance Riley 3 0 1 4 Ami Ice 2 1 1 4 records, three world records and even the cover of Sports Kelsey Caesar 2 1 0 3 Phylicia Johnson 1 1 2 4 Illustrated. One of those world records came on June 5, Ryan Colebrook 2 0 1 3 Kristy Kierulff 1 0 3 4 1976, when Stones, representing LBSU, leaped 7-feet, 7 inches to win the NCAA Championship. One of only two Otis Dixon 1 2 0 3 Kirran Moss 1 2 1 4 athletes in history to win two Olympic medals in the Colin Dunbar 2 0 1 3 Marion Reneau 2 2 0 4 event, Stones was a member of three U.S. Olympic teams Jason Frudakis 0 1 2 3 Marylou Badillo 1 1 1 3 and has worked for NBC Sports. Jacob Glickman 1 1 1 3 Ami Goldhammer 2 0 1 3 DWIGHT Devin Hickey 0 2 1 3 Kim Heinz 2 1 0 3 Gabe Hilbert 1 1 1 3 Shakina Phillips 0 1 2 3 The first of the 49ers dynamic sprinters, Richardson, at one Koree Hines 0 2 1 3 Kristina Price 0 1 2 3 time, held school records in the 100-meter, 200-meter, James Hubbard 1 2 0 3 Jill Reynolds 1 0 2 3 400-meter and long jump and was a member of record- Robert Jennings 1 2 0 3 Stephanie Sampson 2 1 0 3 setting relay teams in the 400-meters, 800-meters, 1600 Manny Neizer 0 2 1 3 Alex Shaw 1 2 0 3 meters as well as the sprint and distance medleys. As a track coach at Poly High, he produced 12 All-Americans Derek Pye 2 0 1 3 Ambre Thompson 1 1 1 3 in 10 seasons. Richardson went on to be the head coach Dave Schumacher 0 2 1 3 Jasmine Winfield 0 0 3 3 at Long Beach City College. David Sampson 0 0 3 3 Kerri Zaleski 1 2 0 3 Brandon Thomas 1 2 0 3 Jasmine Bass 0 2 0 2 JIM RICHARD- Matt Bates 0 1 1 2 Jennifer Bessel 1 1 0 2 Koty Burton 0 0 2 2 Serena Boykin 0 1 1 2 Schmidt’s athletic credentials are impressive: three Ronald Carter 1 0 1 2 Amaris Buchanan 0 2 0 2 Olympic teams, two Olympic Bronze Medals in the javelin Doug Connor 1 1 0 2 Kayla Goosby 0 0 2 2 and a world record in that event (227 feet, 5 inches in Chris Czerwinski 2 0 0 2 Katrina Graves-Johnson 0 2 0 2 1977). But to truly appreciate Kathy Schmidt, you need to Garrett Demirjian 1 1 0 2 Carly Harris 0 2 0 2 know of her “out-in-front” approach to amateur athletics Randi Hicks 1 1 0 2 in the 1970s. Told that European coaches felt that, with Damon DeVault 0 1 1 2 their style of training, Schmidt could throw the javelin James Ferreira 0 2 0 2 Gladys Iwuaba 0 0 2 2 240-250 feet, she said: “Under their system, they’ve got Jimmy Grabow 0 1 1 2 Asa Karlsson 0 2 0 2 people who are controlling your whole life. Well, forget Jason Harrell 1 1 0 2 Meredith Kramon 0 1 1 2 that. Never in my life am I going to do anything like that.” KATHY SCHMIDT Larry Henderson 1 0 1 2 Alex Kruthers 0 1 1 2 Jason Hinkin 2 0 0 2 Miia Mobley 1 1 0 2 Rambo was a stellar performer in two sports at LBSU. He Rashaad Johnson 0 1 1 2 Chris Morgan 0 1 1 2 led the basketball team in scoring in 1965 (20.3 points Darby Kelly 1 0 1 2 Jennifer Onyeagbako 1 0 1 2 per game) and upon his induction, ranked among the top- Ziad Khozam 0 2 0 2 Atelaite Pale 0 2 0 2 10 in scoring and rebounding. But Rambo dominated in Elijah Landry-Zapien 0 1 1 2 Cathy Roberts 2 0 0 2 track. He was a two-time national champion in the high Roosevelt Langston 0 1 1 2 Marina Shelton 0 0 2 2 jump and in 1964 soared 7 feet, 1 inch to earn a Bronze Donnie Laut 0 0 2 2 Fatima Vergara 2 0 0 2 Medal at the Tokyo Olympics. He was also a three-time AAU indoor champion. Chris Low 2 0 0 2 Saedra Wright 0 1 1 2 Victor Martin 0 2 0 2 Jennifer Yadon 0 1 1 2 JOHN RAMBO Tyrone McCullogh 2 0 0 2 Michael Montgomery 2 0 0 2 *Includes relay events Information courtesy of the Long Beach Press-Telegram upon their Wil Moore 0 1 1 2 inductions into the Hall of Fame.

32 longbeachstate.com 32 BIG WEST AWARDS

BIG WEST ATHLETES OF THE YEAR BIG WEST ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Men’s Athlete of the Year (4) 2003 (6) Bill Greene - 1983 Cory Loebl (March 12 - Field) Otis Dixon - 1990 Cory Loebl (March 26 - Field) Derek Pye - 1991 Jennifer Yadon (March 21 - Track) Cory Loebl - 2003 Gladys Iwuaba (April 2 - Field) Ryan Kroll (April 9 - Track) Men’s Track Athlete of the Year (3) Haben Hagos (May 8 - Field) Brent Gray - 2007, 2008 Cameron Glasgow - 2015 2004 (8) Shingo Suzumura (March 10 - Track) Men’s Field Athlete of the Year (8) Doug Lefler (March 10 - Field) Chris Richardson - 2006, 2008 John Temidara (April 14 - Field) Colin Dunbar - 2011 Stephanie Sampson (April 14 - Field) Ben Woodruff - 2012 Haben Hagos (April 21 - Field) Willie Alexander - 2015, 2016 Doug Lefler (April 28 - Field) Kemonie Briggs - 2017 Gina Londano (May 8 - Track) Jason Smith - 2018 Doug Lefler (May 12 - Field) Men’s Athlete of the Meet (2) 2005 (3) Colin Dunbar earned Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Week honors four times in 2011. Willie Alexander - 2016 Kim Heinz (March 31 - Field) Kemonie Briggs - 2017 Charlene Deardorff (April 7 - Track) Samantha Young (May 4 - Field) 2013 (6) Men’s Freshman Athlete of the Year (5) Koree Hines (March 5 - Track) Alex Goldberg - 2007 2006 (10) Michael Vaughan (March 5 - Field) Jahmani Lockett - 2012 Kim Heinz (March 7 - Field) Chirs Yates (March 12 - Field) Willie Alexander - 2013 John Temidara (March 22 - Field) Chris Yates (April 16 - Field) Kemonie Briggs - 2016 Ronald Carter (April 5 - Field) Chris Enriquez (April 23 - Track) Jason Smith - 2017 Kristina Price (April 11 - Field) Gabe Hilbert (April 30 - Track) Chris Richardson (April 11 - Field) Men’s Coach of the Year (8) Chris Richardson (April 19 - Field) 2014 (8) Ralph Lindeman - 1989 Jill Reynolds (April 26 - Field) Jason Harrell (March 11 - Field) Andy Sythe - 2006, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Robert Jennings (April 26 - Field) Kayla Kamaka (March 18 - Field) Charles Lewis (April 26 - Track) Jasmine Askew (March 25 - Track) Katelyn Ciarelli (May 3 - Field) Tiffany Forbito (March 25 - Field) Tiffany Forbito (April 8 - Field) Women’s Athlete of the Year (1) 2007 (7) Jacob Fraser (April 8 - Field) Marion Reneau - 1999 Jesus Santana (March 14 - Track) Willie Alexander (April 22 - Field) Jill Reynolds (March 14 - Field) Conner Rouse (April 29 - Field) Women’s Field Athlete of the Year (3) Brent Gray (March 21 - Track) 2015 (6) Ami Goldhammer - 2004 Ezra Kwong (March 28 - Field) Riley Cooks - 2016, 2017 Brent Gray (April 4 - Track) Cameron Glasgow (March 10 - Track) Ezra Kwong (April 25 - Field) Jacob Fraser (March 17 - Field) Women’s Athlete of the Meet (2) Kim Heinz (May 2 - Field) Ryan Sanders (March 24 - Field) Riley Cooks - 2016, 2017 Michael Perez-Rogers (March 31 - Track) 2008 (7) Victor Martin (April 21 - FIeld) Women’s Freshman Athlete of the Year (3) Chris Richardson (March 13 - Field) Victor Martin (April 28 - Field) Phylicia Johnson - 2008 Jessica Branker (April 3 - Track) 2016 (6) Courtne’ Davis - 2016 Alex Shaw (April 3 - Field) Shalee Reynolds - 2018 Brent Gray (April 3 - Track) Kody Robison (March 8 - Field) Robert Jennings (April 3 - Field) Kody Robison (March 15 -Field) Women’s Coach of the Year (1) Alex Freitas (April 10 - Track) Willie Alexander (March 15 - Track) Andy Sythe - 2018 Katelyn Ciarelli (May 1 - Field) Willie Alexander (March 22 - Field) Courtne’ Davis (March 22 - Track) 2009 (1) Riley Cooks (March 29 - Field) Matt Maldonado (April 15 - Track) Herman Day (March 29 - Field) Willie Alexander (April 12 - Field) 2010 (3) Riley Cooks (April 12 - Track) Randi Hicks (March 9 - Field) James Hubbard (May 3 - Field) Rajan Bains (April 14 - Field) Fatima Vergara (May 3 - Field) Kenneth Medwood (April 21 - Track) 2017 (7) 2011 (12) Courtne’ Davis (March 7 - Track) Colin Dunbar (March 9 - Field) Kemonie Briggs (March 7 - Field) Tara Ross (March 9 - Field) De’Ondra Young (March 14 - Field) Chris Sweeney (March 9 - Track) Robert Marlow (March 21 - Field) Colin Dunbar (March 23 - Field) Riley Cooks (March 28 - Field) Tara Ross (March 23 - Field) Xander Cooper (April 18 - Field) Andy Sythe is a seven-time recipient Brent Gray was tabbed the Big West Tara Ross (March 30 - Field) Vincent Calhoun (May 2 - Field) of the Big West Men’s Coach of the Men’s Track Athlete of the Year in 2007 Year award. and 2008. Cesar Puga (March 30 - Field) Colin Dunbar (April 13 - Field) 2018 (5) Tyler Wallace (April 20 - Field) Josh Carr (March 15 -Field) Colin Dunbar (April 27 - Field) Erykah McNairy (March 15 -Field) Randi Hicks (May 4 - Field) Courtne’ Davis (March 20 - Track) Ben Woodruff (May 4 - Field) Bria Palmer (Marich 20 - Field) Nicholas Hudson (April 10 - Field) 2012 (6) Ben Woodruff (March 6 - Field) Rosa Del Toro (March 20 - Track) Jacob Weintraub (March 27 - Field) Ben Woodruff (April 3 - Field) Ami Goldhammer was named the Big Chris Richardson was a two-time Big Ben Woodruff (April 17 - Field) West Women’s Athlete of the Year West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year Tyler Wallace (April 24 - Field) in 2004. (2006, 2008).

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MEN 1999 (MPSF) John Temidara (2nd - Triple Jump) Matt Maldonado (2nd - 1500m) 1985 1992 4x400m (1st) Kenneth Medwood (2nd - Long Jump) Chris Peterson (1st - Javelin) Doug Conner (1st - 110m Hurdles) Borya Celentano (3rd - Pole Vault) 2006 Cesar Puga (2nd - Discus) Michael Grissett (2nd - Triple Jump) Jason Ricker (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Lewis Young (3rd - 200m) Mario Cobian (1st - 800m) 4x100m (2nd) Mike Worden (3rd - Pole Vault) Jason Frudakis (3rd - Decathlon) Lewis Young (3rd - 400m) Ed Cornell (1st - Discus) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) Al Hart (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Charles Lewis (1st - 400m) Nimrod Piggee (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 1986 Tony Moore (3rd - Discus) 1999 Chris Richardson (1st - Decathlon) 4x400m (3rd) Dino Romanelli (1st - 200m) Keith Wynne (3rd - 800m) Borya Celentano (1st - Pole Vault) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) Oswaldo Zea (1st - 400m Hurdles) Darby Kelly (1st - Decathlon) John Temidara (1st - Triple Jump) 2011 (MPSF) 4x400m (1st) 1993 4x400m (1st) 4x400m Relay (1st) Colin Dunbar (1st - Weight Throw) James Ferreira (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Ed Barnett (1st - High Jump) Johann Appell (2nd - Steeple) Austin Fowler (2nd - 200m) Nicholas Armstrong (3rd - Heptathlon) John Medford (2nd - High Jump) Larry Billoups (2nd - 400m) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Jimmy Grabow (2nd - 5000m) Tyrus Deminter (2nd - 10000m) Hector Sanchez (3rd - Javelin) Jon O’Neil (3rd - Hammer) Robert Jennings (2nd - Discus) 2011 4x100m (2nd) 4x400m (3rd) Earl Smith (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Tim Burnham (3rd - Pole Vault) Nicholas Armstrong (1st - Decathlon) Chris Monroe (3rd - 1500m) Ronald Carter (3rd - Triple Jump) Colin Dunbar (1st - Discus) Jack Davis (3rd - 800m) 1994 2000 (MPSF) Austin Fowler (3rd - 100m) Colin Dunbar (1st - Hammer) Patrick Scott (2nd - Long Jump) Kashus Perona (1st - 400m) Robert Gomez (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Cesar Puga (1st - Shot Put) 1987 Patrick Scott (2nd - Triple Jump) Borya Celentano (2nd - Pole Vault) Charles Lewis (3rd - 200m) Tyler Wallace (1st - Pole Vault) Anthony Ford (1st - 200m) Jaime Barragan (3rd - 100m) Larry Henderson (3rd - 800m) Chris Richardson (3rd - Javelin) Ben Woodruff (1st - Javelin) Tyrone McCullough (1st - 400m Hurdles) Jason Frudakis (3rd - Decathlon) Jon O’Neil (3rd - Shot Put) David Sampson (3rd - Discus) Koree Hines (2nd - 110m Hurdles) James Ferreira (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Adam Herndon (3rd - 400m) Jon O’Neil (3rd - Weight Throw) John Temidara (3rd - Long Jump) Manny Neizer (2nd - Triple Jump) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) Cesar Puga (2nd - Discus) Humberto Gonzales (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 1995 2000 2007 (MPSF) Heath Reedy (2nd - 10000m) Jaime Barragan (1st - 100m) Larry Henderson (1st - 1500m) Ronald Carter (1st - Triple Jump) Colin Dunbar (3rd - Shot Put) 1988 Jaime Barragan (1st - 200m) Borya Celentano (2nd - Pole Vault) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Manny Neizer (3rd - Long Jump) Tyrone McCullough (1st - 400m Hurdles) Chris Czerwinski (1st - Triple Jump) Will Moore (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Chris Richardson (3rd - Heptathlon) Christopher Lawson (3rd - 400m) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) Jason Hinkin (1st - Pole Vault) Tyrone Pearson (3rd - 400m) 2012 (MPSF) Anthony Ford (2nd - 200m) 4x100m (1st) 4x400m (3rd) 2007 Matt Maldonado (1st - Mile) Dave Schumacher (2nd - 5000m) 4x400m (1st) Brent Gray (1st - 100m) Tyler Wallace (2nd - Pole Vault) 4x100m (2nd) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 110m Hurdles) 2001 Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Jacob Weintraub (3rd - Shot Put) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 400m Hurdles) 4x400m (2nd) Kashus Perona (1st - 400m) Robert Jennings (1st - Discus) 2012 Gary Cablayan (2nd - Long Jump) Jason Dolison (2nd - 400m) 4x400m (1st) Chris Lawson (1st - 400m Hurdles) Damon DeVault (2nd - Shot Put) 1989 4x100m (2nd) Alex Goldberg (2nd - 400m) Jahmani Lockett (1st - 400m) Jason Frudakis (2nd - Decathlon) Eric Ree (1st - 10000m) Tyson Gray (2nd - Javelin) Jacob Weintraub (1st - Discus) Brandon Thomas (2nd - 200m) Terrance Riley (1st - 200m) 2002 (MPSF) Alex Goldberg (3rd - 200m) Ben Woodruff (1st - Javelin) Damon DeVault (3rd - Hammer) Terrance Riley (1st - 400m) Matt Bates (2nd - 800m) Rodney Hawkins (3rd - Triple Jump) Jacob Fraser (2nd - Discus) 4x100m (1st) Jon O’Neil (2nd - Weight Throw) David Sampson (3rd - Discus) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) 1996 (MPSF) 4x400m (1st) 4x100m (3rd) Chris Lawson (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Jaime Barragan (1st - 55m) Otis Dixon (2nd - 400m) 2002 2008 (MPSF) Manny Neizer (2nd - Triple Jump) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) Jimmy Camilo (2nd - Pole Vault) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Jacob Weintraub (2nd - Shot Put) Detric Cofield (3rd - Long Jump) Anthony Ford (2nd - 200m) Rashaad Johnson (2nd - 200m) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) 4x400m (2nd) Jacob Glickman (3rd - 200m) Jeff Mulligan (2nd - Pole Vault) Jon O’Neil (2nd - Shot Put) Dillon Fox (3rd - Decathlon) Donnie Laut (3rd - Shot Put) Shaun Anderson (3rd - High Jump) 2008 Koree Hines (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 1996 Byron Stovall (3rd - 100m) Matt Bates (3rd - 800m) Brent Gray (1st - 100m) Michael Vaughan (3rd - Triple Jump) Detric Cofield (1st - Long Jump) Rashaad Johnson (3rd - 400m) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) 4x100m (3rd) 1990 Chris Czerwinski (1st - Triple Jump) Cory Loebl (3rd - Hammer) Robert Jennings (1st - Hammer) Otis Dixon (1st - 400m) Jacob Glickman (1st - 200m) Cory Loebl (3rd - Discus) Chris Richardson (1st - Javelin) 2013 (MPSF) Terrance Riley (1st - 200m) Chris Kanowski (1st - Javelin) Frank Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) Chris Richardson (1st - Decathlon) Willie Alexander (3rd - Long Jump) 4x100m (1st) Brandon Thomas (1st - 100m) 4x100 (1st) 2013 4x400m (1st) Lewis Young (1st - 400m) 2003 4x400m (1st) Jacob Fraser (1st - Discus) Otis Dixon (2nd - 200m) 4x100m (1st) Cory Loebl (1st - Discus) Kelsey Caesar (2nd - 400m) Gabe Hilbert (1st - 800m) Roosevelt Langston (2nd - 400m) 4x400m (1st) Cory Loebl (2nd - Shot Put) Austin Fowler (2nd - 100m) Josh Villalobos (1st - Hammer) Byron Stovall (2nd - 100m) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Cory Loebl (2nd - Hammer) Tyson Gray (2nd - Javelin) Davon Wilson-Angel (1st - 110m Hurdles) Shawn Wilbourn (2nd - Decathlon) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Frank Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) Chris Lawson (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Willie Alexander (2nd - Triple Jump) Stacey Boyd (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Detric Cofield (2nd - Triple Jump) Adrian Ruark (3rd - Pole Vault) Ed Cornell (3rd - Discus) Garrett Demirjian (2nd - Decathlon) Jamal Bush (3rd - Triple Jump) Jacob Glickman (2nd - 100m) Terrance Wroblewski (3rd - 10,000m) Collin Cram (3rd - Decathlon) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 400m) Steve Hefferan (3rd - Javelin) Brandon Thomas (2nd - 200m) Austin Fowler (3rd - 200m) Jason Harrell (2nd - Discus) Donnie Laut (3rd - Shot Put) Clyde Wilkerson (2nd - Long Jump) 2004 (MPSF) Alex Freitas (3rd - 1500m) Devin Hickey (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Craig Malaer (3rd - Decathlon) Lewis Young (3rd - 200m) John Temidara (3rd - High Jump) Chris Yates (2nd - Shot Put) Derek Pye (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 2004 2009 (MPSF) 4x100 (2nd) Terrance Riley (3rd - 100m) 1997 (MPSF) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Doug Lefler (1st - Javelin) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Willie Alexander (3rd - Long Jump) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) 2009 Dylan McCloskey (3rd - 400m) 1991 Shingo Suzumura (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Rajan Bains (2nd - Discus) Kody Robison (3rd - Javelin) Derek Pye (1st - 400m Hurdles) 1997 Sean Blanford (3rd - Javelin) Colin Dunbar (2nd - Hammer) 4x400 (3rd) Derek Pye (1st - 110m Hurdles) Jason Hinkin (1st - Pole Vault) Steve Holland (3rd - Hammer) Rodney Hawkins (2nd - Triple Jump) Doug Conner (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Will Moore (2nd - 110 m Hurdles) Charles Lewis (3rd - 400m) Kenneth Medwood (2nd - 400m 2014 Ziad Khozam (2nd - Discus) 4x400m (2nd) Hurdles) Willie Alexander (1st - Triple Jump) Ziad Khozam (2nd - Shot Put) Walt Senior (3rd - Javelin) 2005 Kenneth Medwood (2nd - Long Jump) Adam Bianchessi (1st - Javelin) Dave Schumacher (2nd - 5000m) Karl Stephens (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Charles Lewis (1st - 400m) Pat Smith (2nd - Javelin) Garrett Demirjian (1st - Decathlon) 4x400m (2nd) Lewis Young (3rd - 400m) Tyler McCoy (1st - Javelin) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) Jason Harrell (1st - Discus) Roosevelt Langston (3rd - 400m) Ed Cornell (3rd - Discus) Gabe Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) Chris Low (1st - 800m) Dion Lee (3rd - Long Jump) 1998 (MPSF) Jimmy Grabow (3rd - 10000m) Michael Perez-Rogers (1st - 400m) Jason Ricker (3rd - 110m Hurdles) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Charles Lewis (3rd - 200m) 2010 Conner Rouse (1st - Pole Vault) Dave Schumacher (3rd - 10000m) David Sampson (3rd - Shot Put) Kenneth Medwood (1st - 400m Hurdles) Davon Wilson-Angel (1st - 110m Hurdles) Keith Wynne (3rd - 800m) 1998 2006 (MPSF) Nicholas Armstrong (2nd - Decathlon) 4x400 (1st) 4x100m (3rd) Borya Celentano (1st - Pole Vault) Detric Cofield (1st - Long Jump) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) Kevin Jenkins (2nd - Triple Jump) Willie Alexander (2nd - Long Jump) Darby Kelly (3rd - Decathlon) Robert Jennings (2nd - Weight Throw) Sam Jeter (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Chris Enriquez (2nd - 10000m) 34 longbeachstate.com 34 ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMANCES

Jacob Fraser (2nd - Shot Put) Jacque Norton (2nd - Discus) Asa Karlsson (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Hillary Zator (3rd - 10000m) Jacob Fraser (2nd - Discus) Jacque Norton (2nd - Shot Put) Asa Karlsson (2nd - 400m Hurdles) 2006 4x400 (3rd) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) Kerri Zaleski (2nd - 800m) Kirran Moss (2nd - Hammer) Katelyn Cicarelli (1st - Discus) Brandon Hierholzer (2nd - Pole Vault) 4x400m (3rd) 1998 (MPSF) Emily Forsythe (1st - High Jump) 2014 Dylan McCloskey (2nd - 400m) 1987 Marylou Badillo (2nd - Pole Vault) Kim Heinz (1st - Javelin) Fatima Vergara (1st - Hammer) Kody Robison (2nd - Javelin) Jacque Norton (1st - Shot Put) Jill Reynolds (1st - Pole Vault) 4x400 (2nd) Devin Hickey (3rd - 110m Hurdles) Maureen Wiley (1st - Long Jump) 1998 Jaime Cuthbert-Allen (T2nd - Heptahlon) Marina Shelton (3rd - Hammer) Michael Perez-Rogers (3rd - 200m) Ami Ice (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Kristina Price (2nd - Discus) 4x100 (3rd) Camren Woods (3rd - Long Jump) Jacque Norton (2nd - Javelin) Adara Newidouski (3rd - Shot Put) Alex Shaw (2nd - Javelin) 4x100 (3rd) Jacque Norton (2nd - Discus) Kristina Price (3rd - Shot Put) 2015 2015 (MPSF) Kerri Zaleski (2nd - 800m) 1999 (MPSF) Ludi Valdez (3rd - 10000m) Jasmine Bass (2nd - Triple Jump) Cameron Glasgow (3rd - 400m) Sarina Wong (3rd - 10000m) Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Jasmine Winfield (3rd - 100m) Marina Shelton (3rd - Hammer) 2015 Jasmine Winfield (3rd - 200m) 4x100 (3rd) Willie Alexander (1st - Long Jump) 1988 (incomplete) 1999 4x100m Relay (3rd) 4x400 (3rd) Jacob Fraser (1st - Discus) Ami Ice (1st - 400m Hurdles) Marion Reneau (1st - Heptathlon) Cameron Glasgow (1st - 400m) Cathy Roberts (1st - 200m) Marion Reneau (1st - Long Jump) 2007 2016 (MPSF) Chris Low (1st - 800m) Cathy Roberts (1st - Long Jump) 4x100m (1st) Jennifer Onyeagbako (1st - Discus) Marina Shelton (3rd - Weight Throw) Michael Montgomery (1st - Pole Vault) Kerri Zaleski (1st - 800m) Amaris Buchanan (2nd - 100m) Alex Shaw (1st - Javelin) Kody Robison (1st - Hammer) Amaris Buchanan (2nd - 200m) Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) 2016 Ryan Sanders (1st - Triple Jump) 1989 Tayyiba Haneef (2nd - High Jump) Ericka Feazell (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Riley Cooks (1st - Heptathlon) 4x400 (1st) Ami Ice (1st - Heptathlon) Marion Reneau (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Kim Heinz (2nd - Javelin) Courtne’ Davis (1st - 100m) Willie Alexander (2nd - Triple Jump) Chris Morgan (2nd - 1500m) Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Patrice White (2nd - 100m) Courtne’ Davis (1st - 200m) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) Ami Ice (3rd - 100m Hurdles) Monica Macmanus (3rd - 5000m) 4x100m (2nd) Fatima Vergara (1st - Hammer) Devin Hickey (2nd - 110m Hurdles) 4x400m (3rd) Jessica Branker (3rd - 100m) Riley Cooks (2nd - 200m) Victor Martin (2nd - Shot Put) 1990 Meredith Kramon (3rd - 10000m) Riley Cooks (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Victor Martin (2nd - Discus) Jennifer Bessel (1st - 5000m) 2000 Jennifer Onyeagbako (3rd - Hammer) Ashleigh Chambers (3rd - 200m) Michael Perez-Rogers (2nd - 400m) Jennifer Bessel (2nd - 3000m) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Jill Reynolds (3rd - Pole Vault) Kody Robison (2nd - Javelin) Celeste Paquette (2nd - Shot Put) Christina Lee (2nd - Pole Vault) 2017 Conner Rouse (2nd - Pole Vault) Marion Reneau (2nd - Heptathlon) 2008 Riley Cooks (1st - Heptathlon) Ryan Sanders (3rd - Long Jump) 1991 Leslie Smith (3rd - Pole Vault) Katelyn Ciarelli (1st - Discus) Riley Cooks (1st - Long Jump) 4x100 (3rd) Ami Ice (1st - Heptathlon) Miia Mobley (1st - Triple Jump) Shelby Crider (1st - Javelin) 2016 (MPSF) Chris Morgan (2nd - 5000m) 2001 (MPSF) Alex Shaw (1st - Javelin) Jasmine Bass (2nd - Triple Jump) James Hubbard (2nd - Weight Throw) Ambre Thompson (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Jessica Branker (2nd - 100m) Riley Cooks (2nd - 100H) Kody Robison (3rd - Weight Throw) Chris Morgan (3rd - 800m) Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) Courtne’ Davis (2nd - 200m) 2016 Mary Schumacher (3rd - 10000m) 2001 4x100m (2nd) Bria Palmer (2nd - High Jump) Willie Alexander (1st - Triple Jump) Lori Svoboda (3rd - High Jump) Nina Grubbs (1st - Heptathlon) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump - 3rd) Ashleigh Chambers (3rd - 200m) Kemonie Briggs (1st - Long Jump) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Kristen Kiefer (400m Hurdles - 3rd) Courtne’ Davis (3rd - 100m) Ryan Colebrook (1st - 400m Hurdles) 1993 Connie Jerz (1st - Pole Vault) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault - 3rd) Michael Montgomery (1st - Pole Vault) Le’Gretta Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) Shannon Livingston (2nd - 100m Hurdles) 2018 Kody Robison (1st - Hammer) Marquita Knight (1st - Triple Jump) Ami Goldhammer (3rd - Javelin) 2009 Courtne’ Davis (1st - 200m) 4x400 (1st) Ambre Thompson (1st - Long Jump) Christine Riel (3rd - 10000m) Carly Harris (2nd - 5000m) Courtne’ Davis (2nd - 100m) Willie Alexander (2nd - 100m) 4x100m (1st) Carly Harris (2nd - Steeplechase) Ashleigh Chambers (3rd - 100m) Willie Alexander (2nd - 200m) Le’Gretta Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) 2002 Kristina Wilson (2nd - 10000m) Anaya Alexander (1st - 400m) Willie Alexander (2nd - Long Jump) Atelaite Pale (2nd - Discus) Serena Boykin (2nd - Shot Put) Taylor O’Conner (3rd - High Jump) Shyann Reynolds (3rd - 400m) Xander Cooper (2nd - Pole Vault) Loni Buettner (3rd - High Jump) Emily Forsythe (2nd - High Jump) Shalee Reynolds (2nd - 400mh) Herman Day (2nd - Decathlon) Angie Scott (3rd - Triple Jump) Stephanie Sampson (2nd - Hammer) 2010 Bria Palmer (3rd - High Jump) James Hubbard (2nd - Discus) Ambre Thompson (3rd - 100m Hurdles) Gladys Iwuaba (3rd - Triple Jump) Randi Hicks (1st - Javelin) Crystal Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) James Hubbard (2nd - Hammer) 4x400m (3rd) Michelle Pequinot (3rd - Discus) Alex Shaw (2nd - Javelin) * Athletes listed by finish Daniel York-Mouton (2nd - 400m) 4x100 (2nd) 1994 2003 2011 Kemonie Briggs (3rd - 400m) Le’Gretta Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) Stephanie Sampson (1st - Hammer) Phylicia Johnson (1st - Long Jump) Ryan Colebrook (3rd - 110m Hurdles) Le’Gretta Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Jennifer Yadon (2nd - Steeplechase) Rosa Del Toro (2nd - 1500m) Robert Marlow (3rd - Hammer) Brooke Mabe (2nd - 10000m) Gladys Iwuaba (3rd - Triple Jump) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) 2017 Laite Pale (2nd - Discus) Randi Hicks (2nd - Javelin) Kemonie Briggs (1st - Long Jump) 2004 (MPSF) Phylicia Johnson (2nd - Heptathlon) Paul Thenard (1st - Pole Vault) 1995 Emily Forsythe (3rd - High Jump) Shakina Phillips (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Kemonie Briggs (2nd - 400m) Christa Ayuso (1st - 1500m) Shakina Phillips (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Vincent Calhoun (2nd - High Jump) Le’Gretta Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) 2004 Tara Ross (3rd - Javelin) Jason Smith (2nd - Long Jump) Kirran Moss (1st - Hammer) Ami Goldhammer (1st - Heptathlon) Jillian Weir (3rd - Shot Put) 4x400 (3rd) Le’Gretta Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Ami Goldhammer (1st - Javelin) Kemonie Briggs (3rd - 200m) Stephanie Sampson (1st - Hammer) 2012 (MPSF) Koty Burton (3rd - 110H) 1996 (MPSF) Serena Boykin (3rd - Shot Put) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) Sal Nasser (3rd - Long Jump) Le’Gretta Hinds (2nd - 55m) Emily Forsythe (3rd - High Jump) 2018 Jennifer Yadon (3rd - Steeplechase) 2012 Kemonie Briggs (1st - Long Jump) 1996 Jessica Barnard (1st - Steeplechase) Kent Harris (1st - 200m) Kristy Kierulff (1st - High Jump) 2005 (MPSF) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) Kent Harris (2nd - 100m) Le’Gretta Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Emily Forsythe (T3rd - High Jump) Kayla Kamaka (2nd - Pole Vault) Daniel Yourk-Mouton (2nd -400m) Kirran Moss (2nd - Discus) Sara Macey (2nd - Heptathlon) Kemonie Briggs (3rd - 400m) Le’Gretta Hinds (3rd - 400m Hurdles) 2005 Emily Cooper (3rd - 100m) John Broadhead (3rd - Decathalon) Kim Heinz (1st - Javelin) Emily Cooper (3rd - 200m) Jason Smith (T--2nd - High Jump) 1997 (MPSF) 4x100m Relay (1st) Phylicia Johnson (3rd - Long Jump) Michael Magula (3rd - Pole Vault) Marylou Badillo (3rd - Pole Vault) Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) Shakina Phillips (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Jason Smith (2nd - Long Jump) Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Meredith Kramon (2nd - 10000m) Josh Carr (2nd - Hammer throw) Kirran Moss (3rd - Weight Throw) 4x400m Relay (2nd) 2013 Nicholas Hudson (3rd - Hammer throw) Charlene Deardorff (3rd - 100m) Taylor Jackson (2nd - Long Jump) WOMEN 1997 Kristina Price (3rd - Discus) Alexandra Cervantes (3rd - Hammer) 1986 Marylou Badillo (1st - Pole Vault) Jasmine Winfield (3rd - 400m) Taylor Jackson (3rd - Heptathlon)

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60 Meters 60 Meter High Hurdles 8. 23-06.75 Kenneth Medwood...... 2009 1. 6.75 Brent Gray...... 2009 1. 7.96aa Koty Burton...... 2019 9. 23-06.25 Eric Nowell...... 2010 2. 6.85 aa Austin Fowler...... 2009 2. 8.01aa Raleigh Adams...... 2018 10. 23-05.25 Ronald Carter...... 2006 3. 6.89 aa Dylan McCloskey...... 2013 3. 8.05 Davon Wilson-Angel...... 2014 4. 6.90 aa Charles Lewis ...... 2006 4. 8.09 Koree Hines...... 2012 Triple Jump 5. 6.96 aa Jason Dolison...... 2001 5. 8.12 Shingo Suzumura...... 2003 1. 52-07.25 Ronald Carter...... 2007 6. 6.97 Cameron Glasgow...... 2014 6. 8.16 Chris Lawson...... 2009 2. 51-03.75 John Temidara...... 2006 7. 7.00 aa Chandler White...... 2001 7. 8.18 Nimrod Piggee...... 2010 3. 51-01.50 Gregory Magee...... 1977 8. 7.02 aa Richard Crawford...... 2011 8. 8.19 Devin Hickey...... 2013 4. 50-08.00 Ryan Sanders...... 2015 9. 7.04 aa Daniel Gerlach...... 2002 9. 8.29 aa Armond Goodin...... 2006 5. 50-06.00 Manny Neizer...... 2012 10. 7.05 aa Nathan Alade...... 2010 10. 8.33 aa Kenny Vinh...... 2001 6. 48-10.00 Michael Vaughan...... 2013 7. 48-09.50 Jason Smith...... 2018 200 Meters 4x400 M Relay 8 48-04.00 Haben Hagos...... 2004 1. 20.90 Brent Gray...... 2009 1. 3:12.13 Perez-Rogers, Glasgow,...... 2015 9. 48-03.25 Willie Alexander...... 2013 2. 21.47 Charles Lewis...... 2006 Lockett, McCloskey 10. 47-09.00 Rodney Hawkins...... 2009 21.47 Lewis Young...... 1998 2. 3:12.51 Pearson, Perona,...... 1999 4. 21.54 Michael Perez-Rogers...... 2015 Moore, Young Shot Put 5. 21.66 Cameron Glasgow...... 2015 3. 3:12.83 Briggs, York-Mouton,...... 2016 1. 61-10.50 Jon O’Neil...... 2002 6. 21.68 Otis Dixon...... 1990 McCloskey, Perez-Rogers 2. 58-09.25 Jacob Weintraub...... 2012 7. 21.69 Jacob Glickman...... 1996 4. 3:13.58 Langston, Riley,...... 1990 3. 58-06.25 Ezra Kwong...... 2007 8. 21.72 Kelsey Caesar...... 2008 Billoups, Dixon 4. 56-06.00 Colin Dunbar...... 2011 21.72 Terrance Riley...... 1990 5. 3:14.59 McCloskey, Glasgow,...... 2014 5. 56-05.75 David Sampson...... 2006 10. 21.77 Jaime Barragan...... 1996 Perez-Rogers, Smith 6. 56-00.00 Victor Martin...... 2015 6. 3:14.70 Briggs, McCloskey,...... 2016 7. 55-07.00 Jacob Fraser...... 2015 400 Meters York-Mouton, Colebrook 8. 54-10.75 Cory Loebl...... 2003 1. 46.89 Lewis Young...... 1999 7. 3:14.95 Pearson, Perona, ...... 1999 9. 54-03.75 Damon DeVault...... 1997 2. 47.31 Charles Lewis...... 2006 Carson, Young 10. 52-11.50 Kellen Boaz...... 2006 3. 47.53 Cameron Glasgow...... 2015 8. 3:15.21 B. Gray, Goldberg,...... 2007 47.53 Daniel York-Mouton...... 2018 Freitas, Lewis 35 lb. Weight Throw 9. 3:15.44 Lawson, Fowler...... 2009 1. 72-06.50 James Hubbard...... 2017 4. 47.55 Kashus Perona...... 2000 Piggee, Crawford 2. 66-11.25 Jon O’Neil...... 2002 5. 47.61 Michael Perez-Rogers...... 2015 10. 3:15.48 Sweeney, Lawson,...... 2011 6. 66-06.00 Robert Marlow...... 2017 6. 47.84 Kemonie Briggs...... 2016 Crawford, Jeter 3. 66-04.25 Kody Robison...... 2016 7. 47.98 Roosevelt Langston...... 1990 4. 65-00.75 Colin Dunbar...... 2011 8. 48.04 Brent Gray...... 2008 Distance Medley Relay 5. 64-10.75 Robert Jennings...... 2006 9. 48.09 Kelsey Caesar...... 2008 1. 9:51.55 Cobain, Lewis, ...... 2007 7. 59-11.00 Joel Baez...... 2013 10. 48.10 Tyrone Pearson...... 2000 Freitas, Grabow 8. 59-05.50 Josh Villalobos...... 2013 2. 9:52.53 Maldonado, Medwood...... 2009 9. 58-07.50 Josh Carr...... 2018 800 Meters Freitas, Arcos 10. 58-03.75 Rajan Bains...... 2011 1. 1:49.83 Alex Freitas...... 2008 3. 10:00.21 Arcos, Jeter,...... 2011 2. 1:51.40 Larry Henderson...... 2000 Evans, Reedy Heptathlon 3. 1:51.57 Matt Bates...... 2002 4. 10:01.87 Evans, Medwood,...... 2010 1. 5,399 Nicholas Armstrong...... 2011 4. 1:52.12 Gabe Hilbert...... 2012 Granville, Freitas 2. 5,363 Chris Richardson...... 2007 5. 1:52.61 Hudson Wilvers...... 2008 5. 10:03.68 Maldonado, Gray...... 2009 3. 5,265 Herman Day...... 2016 6. 1:52.62 Mario Cobian...... 2006 Freitas, Arcos 4. 5,145 Johnathan Broadhead...... 2018 7. 1:52.88 Chris Low...... 2014 6. 10:06.57 Breithaupt, Douglas,...... 2005 5. 4,834 Mark Horist...... 2011 8. 1:54.05 Neil Chomos...... 1991 Bruton, Estrella 6. 4,435 Cole Hicks...... 2018 9. 1:54.13 Matt Maldonado...... 2009 7. 10:12.45 Wilvers, Lawson,...... 2008 7. 4,274 Cameron Pizzica...... 2015 10. 1:54.22 Josh Campbell...... 2004 Freitas, Thomas 8. 10:13.53 Maldonado, Van Boxtel,...... 2012 50 Meters 1 Mile Naasz, Hilbert 1. 6.06 Chandler White...... 2001 1. 3:59.08 Matt Maldonado...... 2012 9. 10:15.20 Campbell, Dickran,...... 2004 2. 4:11.85 Mario Cobian...... 2007 Cardinalli, Garcia 55 Meters 3. 4:11.93 Alex Freitas...... 2009 10. 10:17.93 Reedy, Evans,...... 2011 1. 6.26 Jaime Barragan...... 1996 4. 4:13.21 Raul Arcos...... 2011 Arcos, Hasvold 2. 6.30 Byron Stovall...... 1989 5. 4:15.28 Chris Low...... 2015 3. 6.36 Brandon Thomas...... 1996 6. 4:15.49 Gabe Hilbert...... 2012 High Jump 4. 6.37 Mike Roberts...... 1988 7. 4:16.14 Scot Breithaupt...... 2005 1. 7-06.50 Dwight Stones...... 1976 5. 6.39 Kevin Evans...... 1988 8. 4:16.69 aa Johann Appell...... 2000 2. 7-02.75 John Temidara...... 2004 6. 6.40 Eric Stuart...... 1997 9. 4:17.54 c Neil Chomos...... 1992 3. 7-00.50 Alex Black...... 2010 6.40 Jacob Glickman...... 1996 10. 4:19.26 Larry Henderson...... 2000 4. 6-11.00 Vincent Calhoun...... 2017 8. 6.48 Detric Cofield...... 1997 5. 6-10.25 Haben Hagos...... 2005 9. 6.50 Anthony Ford...... 1987 3000 Meters 6. 6-10.00 David Puffer...... 1989 10. 6.52 Larry Billoups...... 1990 1. 7:59.40 Jimmy Grabow...... 2007 7. 6-09.75 Jason Smith...... 2018 2. 8:18.01 Chris Enriquez...... 2014 8. 6-09.50 Nicholas Armstrong...... 2010 500 Yards 3. 8:19.16 Heath Reedy...... 2011 9. 6-09.00 Corey Johnson...... 1997 1. 56.90 Kashus Perona...... 2000 4. 8:25.45 Travis Kuhlman...... 2010 10. 6-08.75 Brad Zarembski...... 2010 2. 58.09 Tyrone Pearson...... 2000 5. 8:25.77 Jake Dawson...... 2013 3. 58.14 Lewis Young...... 1999 6. 8:26.96 Wolhan Ovalle...... 2007 Pole Vault 4. 59.94 Jason Dolison...... 2001 7. 8:29.60 Steven DeCastro...... 2010 1. 18-06.50 Jason Hinkin...... 1997 8. 8:32.47 Raul Arcos...... 2011 2. 18-00.50 Borya Celentano...... 1999 50 Meter High Hurdles 9. 8:35.22 Terrance Wroblewski...... 2004 3. 17-09.50 Don Baird...... 1975 1. 7.04 Kenny Vinh...... 2001 10. 8:36.49 Bret Hasvold...... 2011 4. 17-01.75 Tyler Wallace...... 2012 2. 7.12 Wil Moore...... 2000 5. 17-01.50 Steve Smith...... 1973 5000 Meters 6. 17-00.75 Paul Thenard...... 2017 55 Meter High Hurdles 1. 13:44.04 Jimmy Grabow...... 2006 7. 17-00.00 Conner Rouse...... 2015 1. 7.48 Derek Pye...... 1991 2. 14:09.93 Chris Enriquez...... 2014 8. 16-10.00 Michael Montgomery...... 2016 2. 7.49 Doug Conner...... 1992 3. 14:26.86 Wolhan Ovalle...... 2007 9. 16-07.25 Jimmy Camilo...... 2001 3. 7.57 Jason Ricker...... 1991 4. 14:37.37 Jake Dawson...... 2013 10. 16-05.00 Jeff Mulligan...... 1989 4. 7.59 Gary Cablayan...... 1997 5. 14:53.11 Bret Hasvold...... 2011 5. 7.64 Koree Hines...... 2012 6. 14:56.70 Dylan Jaedtke...... 2007 Long Jump 6. 7.65 Davon Wilson-Angel...... 2013 7. 15:02.48 aa Terrance Wroblewski...... 2003 1. 25-03.25 Kemonie Briggs...... 2017 7. 7.72 Wil Moore...... 1997 8. 15:05.09 Steven DeCastro...... 2012 2. 25-00.00 Willie Alexander...... 2013 8. 7.88 aa Jimmy Camilo...... 2000 9. 15:12.21 Eli Rodriguez...... 2007 3. 24-05.50 Detric Cofield...... 1996 9. 7.92 Darby Kelly...... 1999 10. 15:17.32 aa Pat Bendzick...... 1996 4. 24-03.00 Jason Smith...... 2018 10. 8.02 aa Richard Christensen...... 2000 5. 24-00.25 Saladin Nasser...... 2018 c - converted from hand time aa - altitude adjusted 6. 23-11.50 Chris Richardson...... 2007 Bold denotes current athletes 7. 23-08.50 Daniel Gerlach...... 2002 36 longbeachstate.com 36 WOMEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

60 Meters 60 Meter Hurdles 10. 18-05.25 Holly Lipscomb...... 2003 1. 7.38aa Courtne’ Davis...... 2018 1. 8.41 Riley Cooks...... 2017 18-00.50 Miia Mobley...... 2008 2. 7.47 Amaris Buchanan...... 1999 2. 8.46 Phylicia Johnson...... 2012 3. 7.55 Ashleigh Chambers...... 2018 3. 8.68 Elijah McDonald...... 2017 Triple Jump 4. 7.56 aa Charlene Deardorff...... 2005 4. 8.70aa Melanee Williams...... 2018 1. 39-10.50 Miia Mobley...... 2010 5. 7.58 aa Emily Cooper...... 2013 8.71 Shakina Phillips...... 2012 2. 39-06.50 Jasmine Bass...... 2017 6. 7.61 aa Jessica Branker...... 2006 5. 8.75 Erricka Feazell...... 2008 3. 39-05.75 Gladys Iwuaba...... 2002 7.61aa Azaria Hill...... 2018 6. 8.78 Kristen Kiefer...... 2012 4. 39-05.00 Kenya Jimerson...... 2002 7. 7.62 Madison Carney...... 2017 7. 8.91 aa Gina Londono...... 2004 5. 39-00.50 Trisha Uwadiale...... 2007 8. 7.64 aa Patrice White...... 2007 8. 8.92 aa Shannon Livingston...... 2001 6. 38-11.50 Holly Lipscomb...... 2004 9. 7.70 Whitney Knox...... 2016 9. 8.95 aa Marion Reneau...... 2000 7. 38-09.25 Tammura Hawthorne...... 1992 10. 8.97 Amber Clark...... 2014 8. 38-06.75 Megan Irey...... 2004 200 Meters 9. 38-06.00 Jasmine Tolbert...... 2002 4x400 Meter Relay 1. 24.00 Courtne’ Davis...... 2018 10. 38-00.25 Lynette Parker...... 1992 2. 24.35 Ashleigh Chambers...... 2018 1. 3:46.14 Winfield, Branker,...... 2006 3. 24.58 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 Deardorff, White Shot Put 3:46.14aa Reynolds, Alexander...... 2018 4. 24.63 Emily Cooper...... 2013 1. 50-00.50 Serena Boykin...... 2004 Reynolds, Richardson 5. 24.70 Jessica Branker...... 2005 2. 48-01.25 Jennifer Onyeagbako...... 2009 2. 3:49.84 Winfield, Branker,...... 2005 24.70 Amaris Buchanan...... 1999 3. 46-06.75 Lauren Reimer...... 2005 White, Deardorff 6. 24.74 Azaria Hill...... 2018 4. 46-02.75 Brianna Viltz...... 2016 3. 3:50.00 Wright, Cooper,...... 2013 7. 24.92 Jasmine Winfield...... 2006 5. 45-05.00 Jillian Weir...... 2011 Askew, Hairanian 8. 25.04 Riley Cooks...... 2016 6. 45-04.25 Kristina Price...... 2008 4. 3:52.48 aa Askew, Cooper,...... 2014 25.04 Charlene Deardorff...... 2006 7. 45-03.75 Adara Newidouski...... 1998 Kruthers, Wright 10. 25.10 Patrice White...... 2006 8. 45-02.25 Destanie Yarbrough...... 2009 5. 3:53.03 Bedford, Buchanan,...... 1999 9. 44-10.25 Fatima Vergara...... 2016 D. Jones, Reneau 400 Meters 10. 44-08.00 Suzie Greganic...... 1992 6. 3:53.95 Davis, Wilson,...... 2016 1. 54.79 Kerri Zaleski...... 1988 Chambers, Knox 20 lb. Weight Throw 2. 55.43 Asa Karlsson...... 1997 7. 3:54.43 Ruiz, Goldhammer,...... 2003 1. 68-11.75 De’Ondra Young...... 2017 3. 56.56 Anaya Alexander...... 2017 Fairweather, Atkinson 4. 56.66 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1996 8. 3:55.63 Alexander, Richardson,...... 2017 2. 62-11.50 Marina Shelton...... 2016 5. 56.76 Jasmine Winfield...... 2006 Chambers, Davis 62-11.50 Fatima Vergara...... 2016 6. 56.80 Jasmine Askew...... 2013 9. 3:55.95 Harris, Davis,...... 2016 4. 58-01.25 Jennifer Onyeagbako...... 2009 7. 56.82aa Shyann Reynolds...... 2018 Wilson, O’Dwyer 5. 55-05.50 Stephanie Sampson...... 2003 8. 56.84 Alex Kruthers...... 2014 10. 3:56.98 Martino, Cardenas,...... 1998 6. 54-02.25 Kirran Moss...... 1997 9. 57.13 Tavajia Richardson...... 2017 Hunt, Reneau 7. 53-02.75 Shannon Daniels...... 2002 10. 57.24aa Shalee Reynolds...... 2018 8. 52-08.75 Katelyn Ciarelli...... 2006 Distance Medley Relay 9. 52-04.75 Chaylene Bruggeman...... 2015 800 Meters 1. 11:48.81 Del Toro, Hairanian,...... 2012 52-04.75 Alexandra Cervantes...... 2013 1. 2:10.40 Jessica Barnard...... 2012 Martinez, Barnard 2. 2:10.90 Christine Morgan...... 1991 2. 11:52.79 Harris, Okoro,...... 2009 Pentathlon 3. 2:11.46 Caitlin Turner...... 2014 Barclay, Apgar 1. 3,690 Riley Cooks...... 2016 4. 2:14.24 Ivonne Cardenas...... 1998 3. 12:02.40 Barclay, White,...... 2008 2. 3,658 Taylor Jackson...... 2014 5. 2:15.43 Nicole Blalock...... 2007 Okoro, Apgar 3. 3,585 Kristen Kiefer...... 2012 6. 2:15.60 Ejiro Okoro...... 2009 4. 12:03.73 Del Toro, Phillips,...... 2011 4. 3,445 Jamie Cuthbert-Allen...... 2006 7. 2:15.72 Meghan Foley...... 2013 Barnard, Moore 5. 3,410 Wendy Izquierdo...... 2012 8. 2:16.40 Taylor Owen...... 2018 5. 12:08.64 Barnard, Kiefer, 6. 3,359 Katie Black...... 2009 9. 2:17.35 Jenessa Botello...... 2007 Barclay, Randall...... 2010 7. 3,155 Phylicia Johnson...... 2011 10. 2:17.36 Alexis Trujillo...... 2014 6. 12:13.16 Barnard, Nunez, Randall, Barajas...... 2010 50 Meters 1 Mile 7. 12:20.14 Botello, Ross,...... 2006 1. 6.84 Meghan Atkinson...... 2001 1. 4:50.75 Rosa Del Toro...... 2012 Pedersen, Miller 2. 4:53.57 Missy Barclay...... 2008 55 Meters High Jump 3. 4:54.30 Jaclyn Pedersen...... 2006 1. 6.94 aa Amaris Buchanan...... 1999 4. 4:55.40 Meghan Foley...... 2013 1. 5-11.50 Katrina Graves-Johnson...... 2012 2. 7.09 Emily Cooper...... 2012 5. 4:55.54 c aa Christine Morgan...... 1991 5-11.50 Tayyiba Haneef...... 2000 3. 7.31 Angie Scott...... 1992 5-11.50 Kristy Kierulff...... 1999 6. 4:55.90 Jenessa Botello...... 2007 4. 7.36 Lisa Moxley...... 1992 4. 5-09.75 Emily Forsythe...... 2004 7. 4:56.04 Carly Harris...... 2009 5. 7.37 Kayla Goosby...... 2013 5. 5-09.25 Lori Svoboda...... 1992 8. 4:56.70 Nicole Blalock...... 2007 6. 7.38 aa Marisha Bedford...... 2000 6. 5-08.75 Bria Palmer...... 2017 9. 4:59.85 Annie Randall...... 2010 7. 7.40 Dee Lars...... 2012 7. 5-08.50 Janelle Coulter...... 2009 10. 5:00.48 Catherine Martinez...... 2012 8. 7.42 Saedra Wright...... 2012 5-08.50 Tayler O’Connor...... 2010 9. 7.44 Bev Hunt...... 1998 9. 5-06.50 Diana Acholonu...... 2017 3000 Meters 10. 7.46 aa Shaun Knighten...... 1999 10. 5-06.00 Aundrea Yancy...... 2014 1. 9:22.08 Rosa Del Toro...... 2013 5-06.00 Stephanie Armstrong...... 2012 2. 9:37.57 Carly Harris...... 2009 50 Meter Hurdles 3. 9:46.69 Hillary Zator...... 2014 Pole Vault 1. 7.46 Marion Reneau...... 2000 4. 9:47.27 Sarah Apgar...... 2009 1. 13-03.50 Connie Jerz...... 2002 2. 7.54 Shannon Livingston...... 2000 5. 9:49.06 Jennifer Rodriguez...... 2011 2. 12-11.50 Jill Reynolds...... 2007 3. 7.64 Gina Londono...... 2001 6. 9:52.86 Michelle Thompson...... 2013 3. 12-07.50 Marylou Badillo...... 1998 4. 7.71 LaShawn McNairy...... 2000 7. 9:55.95 Nina Moore...... 2011 4. 12-06.50 Kayla Kamaka...... 2014 5. 8.24 Nina Grubbs...... 2001 8. 9:56.48 Kristina Wilson...... 2009 5. 12-01.50 Rebecca Adams...... 2007 9. 10:02.65 Alexis Trujillo...... 2014 6. 12-00.50 Jodi Lambert...... 2016 55 Meter Hurdles 10. 10:03.31 Ludi Valdez...... 2006 7. 11-11.75 Katie Crowe...... 2009 1. 7.79 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1996 8. 11-09.00 Christina Lee...... 2001 2. 7.91 Phylicia Johnson...... 2012 5000 Meters 9. 11-08.00 Kennedy Krueger...... 2016 3. 8.01 Ami Ice...... 1989 1. 16:23.15 Rosa Del Toro...... 2013 10. 11-07.75 Kristin Hambaroff...... 2003 4. 8.15 Asa Karlsson...... 1997 2. 17:00.64 Hillary Zator...... 2014 11-07.75 Leslie Smith...... 2000 5. 8.20 Ambre’ Thompson...... 1992 3. 17:01.31 Ludi Valdez...... 2006 6. 8.21 Marion Reneau...... 2000 4. 17:11.86 Michelle Thompson...... 2013 Long Jump 7. 8.34 aa Shannon Livingston...... 2000 5. 17:22.36 Nina Moore...... 2011 1. 19-09.75 Marion Reneau...... 2000 8. 8.36 Sara Macey...... 2013 6. 17:22.63 Kristina Wilson...... 2009 2. 19-08.00 Taylor Jackson...... 2015 9. 8.37 Princess Cooper...... 1988 7. 17:23.54 Meredith Kramon...... 2005 3. 18-11.25 Riley Cooks...... 2017 10. 8.40 Amber Clark...... 2013 8. 17:26.38 Jennifer Rodriguez...... 2011 4. 18-09.25 Kristen Kiefer...... 2012 c - converted from hand time aa - altitude adjusted 9. 18:12.38 Jennifer Yadon...... 2003 5. 18-08.50 Phylicia Johnson...... 2009 Bold denotes current athletes 10. 18:25.64 aa Monica MacManus...... 1999 6. 18-08.25 Ambre’ Thompson...... 1992 7. 18-07.25 Ami Ice...... 1989 18-07.25 Melanee Williams...... 2017 9. 18-06.75 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 37 longbeachstate.com 37 MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

3000 Meter Steeplechase Shot Put 1. 8:59.40 Jim Sweeney...... 1975 1. 64-10.00 Mike Smith...... 1981 2. 9:00.30 Rich McCandless...... 1978 2. 63-01.50 Jon O’Neil...... 2002 3. 9:00.80 Mike Ritchie...... 1971 3. 60-06.75 Victor Martin...... 2015 4. 9:02.22 Steven DeCastro...... 2012 4. 60-04.25 Jim Hannefield...... 1967 5. 9:04.40 Cal Linam...... 1985 5. 59-07.00 David Fuller...... 1978 6. 9:06.13 Dylan Jaedtke...... 2009 6. 59-04.25 Jacob Weintraub...... 2012 7. 9:07.60 Howard Burgess...... 1976 7. 59-03.00 Jacob Fraser...... 2015 8. 9:08.30 Lalo Terriquez...... 1986 8. 59-01.25 Chris Yates...... 2013 9. 9:08.84 # Johann Appell...... 1999 9. 57-07.75 Ezra Kwong...... 2007 10. 9:10.10 Kenny Lawrence...... 2005 10. 57-04.25 Cesar Puga...... 2011

Brent Gray holds the school record in the 100m 5000 Meters Dwight Stones won the NCAA high jump Discus Throw and 200m and is also a member of the 49ers’ top 1. 14:07.30 Chris Enriquez...... 2014 championship in 1976, clearing a world-record 4x100 relay team. breaking 7 feet, 7.25 inches. 1. 201-08 Jon O’Neil...... 2002 2. 14:10.48 Rich McCandless...... 1978 2. 199-01 Greg McSeveney...... 1981 100 Meters 3. 14:11.20 Armando Cendejas...... 1978 4x400m Relay 3. 195-11 Cory Loebl...... 2002 1. 10.29 Brent Gray...... 2007 4. 14:12.20 Colin McConnell...... 1977 1. 3:06.20 McCloskey, Glasgow,...... 2015 4. 195-03 Dan Gardner...... 1975 2. 10.30 Jaime Barragan...... 1995 5. 14:14.00 Ron Cornell...... 1978 Perez-Rogers, Lockett 5. 192-04 David Fuller...... 1978 3. 10.42 Cameron Glasgow...... 2014 6. 14:16.62 Heath Reedy...... 2011 2. 3:06.24 # Taylor, Lizardi,...... 1977 6. 191-09 Jason Harrell...... 2014 4. 10.48 Willie Alexander...... 2016 7. 14:19.00 * Ron Pryor...... 1972 Saunders, Beasley 7. 190-02 James Hubbard...... 2016 10.48 Anthony Ford...... 1987 8. 14:20.14 Gordon Duff...... 1983 3. 3:06.84 #* Conaway, Beasley,...... 1978 8. 189-08 Scott Reid...... 1981 6. 10.50 Austin Fowler...... 2008 9. 14:20.69 Dave Schumacher...... 1988 Cox, Saunders 9. 189-05 Jacob Fraser...... 2014 7. 10.52 Horace Berry...... 1978 10. 14:21.20 * Bob Macias...... 1977 4. 3:07.51 Pearson, Perona,...... 1999 10. 187-10 Robert Jennings...... 2007 10.52 Ricky Jackson...... 1978 Carson, Young 10,000 Meters 9. 10.53 Brandon Thomas...... 1996 5. 3:08.64 Goldberg, Fowler,...... 2008 Hammer Throw 1. 28:52.20 Ron Pryor...... 1972 10.53 Bobby Flenoid...... 1988 K. Caesar, B. Gray 1. 235-07 Bill Green...... 1983 2. 29:12.46 Chris Enriquez...... 2014 6. 3:09.00 Pearson, Perona,...... 1999 2. 223-06 Colin Dunbar...... 2011 3. 29:36.83 Jimmy Grabow...... 2007 200 Meters Moore, Young 3. 219-07 Robert Marlow...... 2017 4. 29:45.50 * Bob Wallace...... 1972 1. 20.51 Brent Gray...... 2007 7. 3:09.16 Perona, Stephens, ...... 1997 4. 217-03 James Hubbard...... 2017 5. 29:53.10 Dave Schumacher...... 1987 2. 20.72 Jaime Barragan...... 1995 Young, Moore 5. 214-01 Kody Robison...... 2016 6. 29:53.60 * Ben Martinez...... 1972 3. 20.93 Anthony Ford...... 1988 8. 3:09.23 Briggs, McCloskey,...... 2016 6. 214-00 Steve Rohovit...... 1982 7. 29:56.80 * Mike Wood...... 1971 4. 20.94 Dan Moore...... 1970 York-Mouton, Colebrook 7. 202-07 Cory Loebl...... 2003 8. 30:14.85 Heath Reedy...... 2011 5. 21.00 Terrance Riley...... 1989 9. 3:09.24 #* Nickerson, Ruby,...... 1972 8. 201-04 Nicholas Hudson...... 2018 9. 30:21.09 Jake Dawson...... 2013 21.00 Ricky Jackson...... 1978 Stevenson, Moses 9. 199-02 Josh Carr...... 2018 10. 30:22.30 Allen Just...... 1984 7. 21.01 Phil Pipersburg...... 1978 10. 3:09.31 Perona, Smith,...... 1998 10. 198-05 Robert Jennings...... 2007 8. 21.02 Dino Romanelli...... 1986 Carson, Young 198-05 David Fuller...... 1978 110 Meter High Hurdles 9. 21.04 # * Oscar Beasley...... 1972 1. 13.72 * Milt Turner...... 1972 10. 21.06 Jacob Glickman...... 1996 High Jump Javelin Throw ( ‘86 IAAF specs. ) 2. 13.84 Derek Pye...... 1991 1. 7-07.25 Dwight Stones...... 1976 1. 243-02 Ben Woodruff...... 2012 3. 13.97 Davon Wilson-Angel...... 2014 400 Meters 2. 7-03.00 John Temidara...... 2004 2. 237-02 Doug Lefler...... 2004 4. 13.98 Doug Conner...... 1992 1. 45.75 Lewis Young...... 1999 3. 7-02.75 Mel Baker...... 1982 3. 224-10 Chris Richardson...... 2008 5. 14.06 Devin Hickey...... 2014 2. 45.87 Herbert Beasley...... 1978 4. 7-02.50 Vincent Calhoun...... 2017 4. 223-07 Adam Bianchessi...... 2013 6. 14.07 Chris Lawson...... 2012 3. 45.91 * Albert Shorts...... 1975 5. 7-01.25 John Rambo...... 1964 5. 218-00 Tyson Gray...... 2007 7. 14.10 Larry Blake...... 1981 4. 46.21 Kashus Perona...... 2001 6. 214-02 Frank Rodriquez...... 2002 8. 14.13 Koree Hines...... 2014 6. 7-00.50 Bill Heitchew...... 1975 5. 46.34 # * Clarence Palmer...... 1970 7. 212-06 Chris Kanowsky...... 1996 14.13 Jason Ricker...... 1991 7. 7-00.00 Kelly Gordien...... 1982 6. 46.39 Cameron Glasgow...... 2015 8. 209-00 Tyler McCoy...... 2006 10. 14.14 # John Peterson...... 1976 7-00.00 Brian Sims...... 1981 7. 46.56 Bryan Saunders...... 1978 7-00.00 Mike Franz...... 1977 9. 208-06 Hector Sanchez...... 1993 8. 46.62 Charles Lewis...... 2007 400 Meter Hurdles 7-00.00 Carl Miles...... 1975 10. 207-09 Sean Blandford...... 2004 9. 46.63 Otis Dixon...... 1990 1. 49.66 Kenneth Medwood...... 2010 10. 46.65 Kelsey Caesar...... 2008 Pole Vault Decathlon 2. 50.24 Sam Jeter...... 2010 1. 18-07.50 Jason Hinkin...... 1997 1. 7,605 Chris Richardson...... 2006 800 Meters 3. 50.52 James Ferreira...... 1986 2. 18-06.50 Borya Celentano...... 1999 2. 7,478 Nicholas Armstrong...... 2011 1. 1:47.52 Chris Low...... 2014 4. 50.66 Chris Lawson...... 2012 3. 18-02.00 Don Baird...... 1977 3. 7,296 Garrett Demirjian...... 2013 2. 1:48.41 Sam Ceasar...... 1983 5. 50.79 Wil Moore...... 1999 4. 18-00.50 Tyler Wallace...... 2011 4. 7,249 Herman Day...... 2016 3. 1:48.50 Odie Huffman...... 1978 6. 50.86 Oswaldo Zea...... 1986 18-00.50 Steve Smith...... 1972 5. 7,148 Shawn Wilbourn...... 1990 4. 1:48.70 * Ralph Lee...... 1965 7. 51.14 # * Dennis Ruby...... 1971 6. 17-09.00 Michael Montgomery...... 2015 6. 7,106 Darby Kelly...... 1999 5. 1:48.99 Gabe Hilbert...... 2013 8. 51.44 # * Allen Jones...... 1981 7. 17-06.00 Ken Corney...... 1982 7. 7,098 John Broadhead...... 2018 6. 1:49.10 * Ed Ricker...... 1968 51.44 # * Otis Fisher...... 1976 8. 17-05.75 Conner Rouse...... 2016 8. 7,038 Craig Malaer...... 1990 7. 1:49.34 Alex Freitas...... 2008 51.44 # * Walt Clements...... 1966 9. 17-05.50 Xander Cooper...... 2017 9. 6,921 Mark Long...... 1970 8. 1:49.60 Darryl Taylor...... 1964 4x100 Meter Relay 10. 17-03.00 Jim Knaub...... 1976 10. 6,919 Mike Worden...... 1984 9. 1:49.90 Larry Gonzalez...... 1980 10. 1:50.08 Mario Cobian...... 2007 1. 39.66 Goldberg, B. Gray,...... 2008 Long Jump # - converted hand times K. Caesar, Fowler 1. 26-02.75 Kemonie Briggs...... 2017 * - converted from yards to meters 1500 Meters 2. 39.90 Berry, Jackson,...... 1978 Bold denotes current athletes 2. 25-10.25 Willie Alexander...... 2016 1. 3:43.60 Armando Cendejas...... 1978 Grace, Pipersburg 3. 25-09.25 Detric Cofield...... 1996 2. 3:44.28 Matt Maldonado...... 2010 3. 39.94 #* Biggers, London,...... 1971 25-09.25 Keith Taylor...... 1978 3. 3:45.78 Mike Parker...... 1983 Palmer, Moore 5. 25-08.75 Fred Batiste...... 1974 4. 3:47.86 Dan Arsenault...... 1983 4. 40.04 * Williams, Grace,...... 1976 5. 3:47.90 Chris Monroe...... 1986 Country, Brewer 6. 25-08.25 Stanford Brewer...... 1976 6. 3:48.30 Dave Cangelosi...... 1980 5. 40.08 Cablayan, Barragan,...... 1995 7. 25-07.75 Doyle Steele...... 1971 7. 3:48.80 Ron Cornell...... 1978 Glickman, Thomas 8. 25-07.50 Ron Johnson...... 1979 9. 25-06.00 Jason Smith...... 2018 8. 3:48.90 Colin McConnell...... 1979 6. 40.10 White, Carson,...... 1999 10. 25-03.25 Sal Nasser...... 2018 3:48.90 Kel Phelps...... 1975 Perona, Young 10. 3:49.60 Rudy Krause...... 1977 7. 40.11 Dixon, Riley,...... 1990 Langston, Stovall Triple Jump 3000 Meters (Since 2002) 8. 40.13 Brewer, Turner,...... 1975 1. 54-01.00 Dave Tucker...... 1973 1. 8:26.02 Jimmy Grabow...... 2005 Williams, Shorts 2. 53-08.00 Keith Taylor...... 1978 2. 8:28.03 Jake Dawson...... 2012 9. 40.14 #* Biggers, London,...... 1970 3. 53-02.50 Greg Magee...... 1977 3. 8:29.06 Travis Kuhlman...... 2008 Jones, Moore 4. 53-01.75 Rayfield Dupree...... 1974 4. 8:32.17 Terrance Wroblewski...... 2003 10. 40.19 Glickman, Thomas, ...... 1996 5. 52-09.25 Ronald Carter...... 2006 5. 8:32.78 Kevin Ramirez...... 2015 Cablayan, Barragan 6. 52-02.75 Willie Alexander...... 2013 6. 8:32.85 Chris Walden...... 2011 52-02.75 John Temidara...... 2006 7. 8:34.86 Heath Reedy...... 2011 8. 51-07.75 Willie Williams...... 1984 8. 8:34.98 Daniel Estrella...... 2004 9. 51-07.25 Michael Vaughan...... 2013 9. 8:35.19 Josh Ruff...... 2011 51-07.25 Rodney Hawkins...... 2009 Chris Richardson broke a 16-year old school 10. 8:35.62 Wolhan Ovalle...... 2007 record in the decathlon in 2006.

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3000 Meter Steeplechase 4x400m Relay Discus Throw 1. 10:22.90 Jessica Barnard...... 2012 1. 3:39.65 Cooper, Kruthers,...... 2014 1. 179-04 Jennifer Onyeagbako...... 2007 2. 10:28.31 Carly Harris...... 2009 Askew, Wright 2. 174-03 Jacque Norton...... 1986 3. 10:33.99 Jenny Yadon...... 2003 2. 3:40.59 Alexander, Reynolds...... 2018 3. 171-05 Katelyn Ciarelli...... 2008 4. 11:00.90 Kathleen Dunne...... 2016 Reynolds, Richardson 4. 167-11 Leslie Horner...... 1981 5. 11:03.62 Kylee Martin...... 2014 3. 3:40.74 Reynolds, Reynolds...... 2018 5. 167-00 Brianna Viltz...... 2016 6. 11:07.63 Danielle Miller...... 2006 Alexander, Hill 6. 166-01 Celeste Paquette...... 1990 7. 11:26.64 Missy Barclay...... 2007 4. 3:41.24 Askew, Cooper,...... 2013 7. 165-09 Ramona Pagel...... 1981 8. 11:39.39 Kelsea Tiapon...... 2012 Wright, Lorack 8. 161-05 Adara Newidouski...... 1998 9. 11:39.63 Katie Vahoviak...... 2006 5. 3:41.88 Winfield, Fairweather,...... 2005 9. 161-03 Pat Shaw...... 1981 10. 11:40.12 Madison D’Ornellas...... 2012 White, Deardorff 10. 160-11 Crystal Rodriguez...... 2018 6. 3:44.54 Askew, Lorack,...... 2014 Joni Huntley, an Olympic bronze medalist, set 5000 Meters Kruthers, Cooper Hammer Throw the 49er high jump record at 6 feet, 4 inches 1. 201-60 De’Ondra Young...... 2017 in 1978. 1. 16:16.82 Jennifer Bessel...... 1990 7. 3:44.64 White, Branker,...... 2007 2. 16:40.41 Carly Harris...... 2009 Howell, Winfield 2. 199-08 Fatima Vergara...... 2016 100 Meters 3. 16:45.72 Rosa Del Toro...... 2012 8. 3:44.70 Winfield, Fairweather,...... 2005 3. 199-05 Jennifer Onyeagbako...... 2009 1. 11.32 Andrea Lynch...... 1978 4. 16:48.95 Ludi Valdez...... 2006 Ross, Deardorff 4. 195-11 Marina Shelton...... 2015 2. 11.46 Amaris Buchanan...... 1999 5. 16:54.00 Meredith Kramon...... 2007 9. 3:45.02 Knighten, Bedford,...... 1999 5. 193-05 Stephanie Sampson...... 2004 3. 11.50 Courtne’ Davis...... 2018 6. 16:56.26 Sarah Apgar...... 2008 Buchanan, Reneau 6. 179-09 Alexandra Cervantes...... 2013 4. 11.52 Jessica Branker...... 2008 7. 16:57.13 Chris Morgan...... 1991 10. 3:45.42 Wilson, Askew,...... 2015 7. 173-00 Shari Harris...... 2012 5. 11.59 Ashleigh Chambers...... 2018 8. 17:07.08 Kristina Wilson...... 2009 Chambers, Harris 8. 171-10 Samantha Meredith...... 2004 6. 11.72 Azaria Hill...... 2018 9. 17:08.88 Alisia Barajas...... 2010 9. 171-09 Chaylene Bruggeman...... 2015 6. 11.76 Emily Cooper...... 2013 10. 17:11.15 Nina Moore...... 2011 High Jump 10. 171-04 Katelyn Ciarelli...... 2006 7. 11.77 Patrice White...... 2007 1. 6-04.00 Joni Huntley...... 1978 8. 11.79 Charlene Dearforff...... 2005 10,000 Meters 2. 6-02.00 Tayyiba Haneef...... 2001 Javelin Throw (’99 IAAF Specs.) 9. 11.80 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 1. 35:12.22 Hillary Zator...... 2014 3. 6-00.50 Shelly Fehrman...... 1984 1. 170-11 Randi Hicks...... 2010 2. 35:19.05 Jennifer Rodriguez...... 2010 4. 6-00.00 Lori Svoboda...... 1992 2. 169-04 Kimberly Heinz...... 2007 200 Meters 3. 35:22.06 Alisia Barajas...... 2010 5. 5-11.50 Kristy Kierulff...... 1997 3. 167-05 Alex Shaw...... 2008 1. 23.26 Andrea Lynch...... 1978 4. 35:29.56 Annie Randall...... 2010 6. 5-11.00 Fern Simon...... 1978 4. 163-08 Tara Ross...... 2011 2. 23.31 Courtne’ Davis...... 2018 5. 35:38.21 Meredith Kramon...... 2005 7. 5-10.75 Katrina Graves-Johnson...... 2012 5. 158-10 Samantha Young...... 2005 3. 23.46 Amaris Buchanan...... 1999 6. 35:45.72 Jennifer Bessel...... 1990 5-10.75 Bria Palmer...... 2017 6. 157-04 Tiffany Forbito...... 2014 4. 23.53 Jessica Branker...... 2008 7. 36:04.07 Kristina Wilson...... 2009 9. 5-10.50 Emily Forsythe...... 2002 7. 155-08 Shelby Crider...... 2017 5. 23.61 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 8. 36:28.37 Nina Moore...... 2011 10. 5-10.00 Loni Buettner...... 1993 8. 155-02 Ami Goldhammer...... 2004 5. 23.62 Ashleigh Chambers...... 2017 9. 36:28.60 Mary Yost-Schumacher...... 1991 5-10.00 Chandra Roberts...... 1983 9. 146-06 Riley Cooks...... 2016 7. 23.92 Emily Cooper...... 2013 10. 36:31.61 Christine Riel...... 2001 10. 144-02 Nina Grubbs...... 2004 8. 24.01 Riley Cooks...... 2016 Pole Vault 9. 24.15 Jasmine Winfield...... 2006 100 Meter Hurdles 1. 13-04.25 Connie Jerz...... 2002 Javelin Throw (Pre-1999) 10. 24.23 Kayla Goosby...... 2015 1. 13.49 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1994 2. 13-01.50 Kayla Kamaka...... 2014 1. 173-11 Jacque Nelson...... 1980 2. 13.52 Shakina Phillips...... 2012 13-01.50 Jill Reynolds...... 2007 2. 167-04 Kelli Camarigg...... 1978 400 Meters 13.52 Riley Cooks...... 2016 4. 12-10.25 Kennedy Krueger...... 2017 3. 155-04 Jacque Norton...... 1986 1. 53.56 Faye Paige...... 1982 4. 13.68 Amber Clark...... 2014 5. 12-10.00 Jodi Lambert...... 2016 4. 152-03 Ana Marie Gill...... 1990 2. 53.79 Anaya Alexander...... 2018 5. 13.77 Ambre’ Thompson...... 1993 6. 12-09.50 Lauren Bartsch...... 2017 5. 149-00 Sheila Beuler...... 1986 3. 54.34 Alex Kruthers...... 2014 13.77 Elijah McDonald...... 2018 7. 12-05.50 Christina Lee...... 2001 6. 145-02 Ami Ice...... 1991 4. 54.55 Jasmine Askew...... 2015 6. 13.80 Erricka Feazell...... 2007 12-04.00 Marylou Badillo...... 1997 7. 142-05 Lisa Reslock...... 1990 54.55 Cathy Roberts...... 1987 7. 13.86 Phylicia Johnson...... 2011 9. 12-03.50 Amanda Klinchuch...... 2013 142-05 Peggy Pollock...... 1982 6. 54.75 Kerri Zaleski...... 1987 8. 13.94 # Maureen McGee...... 1979 10. 12-01.50 Amber Britt...... 2015 7. 54.88 Shyann Reynolds...... 2018 9. 13.95 Ami Ice...... 1989 12-01.50 Kate Beighton...... 2009 Heptathlon 8. 55.02 Saedra Wright...... 2013 13.95 Lori Smith...... 1981 1. 5,671 Riley Cooks...... 2017 9. 55.03 Jasmine Winfield...... 2006 Long Jump 2. 5,521 Ami Ice...... 1991 10. 55.14 Jessica Branker...... 2008 400 Meter Hurdles 1. 21-00.00 Sherron Walker...... 1978 3. 5,375 Marion Reneau...... 1999 55.14 Asa Carlsson...... 1997 1. 57.53 Le’Gretta Hinds...... 1996 2. 20-03.50 Joni Huntley...... 1978 4. 5,160 Sara Macey...... 2012 2. 57.64 Asa Carlsson...... 1997 3. 20-02.25 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 5. 5,116 Phylicia Johnson...... 2011 800 Meters 3. 57.82 Ami Ice...... 1988 4. 20-01.50 Chandra Roberts...... 1983 6. 5,023 Kristen Kiefer...... 2012 1. 2:05.34 Kerri Zaleski...... 1987 4. 58.21 Faye Paige...... 1982 5. 20-01.00 Maureen Wiley...... 1987 7. 4,963 Taylor Jackson...... 2013 2. 2:08.44 Michelle Bonds...... 1980 5. 59.02 Shalee Reynolds...... 2018 20-01.00 Riley Cooks...... 2017 8. 4,955 Jamie Cuthbert-Allen...... 2006 3. 2:08.84 Meghan Foley...... 2013 6. 59.89 Shakina Phillips...... 2012 7. 19-11.00 Marion Reneau...... 2000 9. 4,912 Lori Smith...... 1981 4. 2:09.60 Chris Morgan...... 1991 7. 60.26 Cathy Bower...... 1981 8. 19-10.75 Taylor Jackson...... 2015 10. 4,838 Ami Goldhammer...... 2004 5. 2:09.81 Caitlin Turner...... 2014 8. 60.61 Kristen Kiefer...... 2008 9. 19-08.75 Phylicia Johnson...... 2011 6. 2:10.00 Ann Dandoy...... 1978 9. 61.20 Shyann Reynolds...... 2018 10. 19-06.75 Allison Foster...... 2017 # - converted hand times 7. 2:10.13 Jessica Barnard...... 2010 10. 61.34 # Patty Cape...... 1978 Bold denotes current athletes 8. 2:10.60 Patty Cape...... 1977 Triple Jump 9. 2:11.65 Brittany Anselmo...... 2015 4x100 Meter Relay 1. 41-01.00 Miia Mobley...... 2008 10. 2:12.68 Catherine Martinez...... 2014 1. 44.59 Hill, Chambers,...... 2018 2. 40-11.50 Jasmine Bass...... 2015 Davis, Golden 3. 40-10.25 Gladys Iwuaba...... 2002 1500 Meters 2. 44.86 Howell, Branker,...... 2007 4. 40-06.25 Megan Irey...... 2004 1. 4:23.55 Meghan Foley...... 2013 Winfield, White 5. 40-02.50 Chandra Roberts...... 1984 2. 4:24.97 Rosa Del Toro...... 2012 3. 45.02 Chambers, Davis,...... 2017 6. 40-00.75 Trisha Uwadiale...... 2007 3. 4:25.70 Chris Morgan...... 1991 Dolden, Cooks 7. 39-08.50 Cathy Roberts...... 1988 4. 4:27.01 Nicole Blalock...... 2007 4. 45.13 Cooks, Chambers,...... 2017 8. 39-08.00 Phylicia Johnson...... 2012 5. 4:27.30 Laura Koterba...... 1982 Golden, Davis 9. 39-07.00 Goziam Okolie...... 2013 6. 4:27.62 Missy Barclay...... 2009 5. 45.28 Chambers, Davis,...... 2016 10. 39-06.50 Holly Lipscomb...... 2004 7. 4:29.13 Carly Harris...... 2009 Carney, Cooks 39-06.50 Marquita Knight...... 1993 8. 4:29.44 Jenessa Botello...... 2007 6. 45.35 Cooks, Davis,...... 2017 9. 4:30.85 Michelle Bonds...... 1980 Chambers, Golden Shot Put 10. 4:31.32 Catherine Martinez...... 2014 7. 45.41 Garrido, Branker,...... 2008 1. 57-00.75 Peggy Pollock...... 1983 Mobley, White 2. 55-04.00 Ramona Pagel...... 1982 3000 Meters 8. 45.42 Cooks, Chambers,...... 2017 3. 52-02.75 Annie McElroy...... 1982 1. 9:37.04 Jennifer Bessel...... 1990 Davis, Golden 4. 51-06.50 Emily Dole...... 1978 2. 9:40.35 Laura Koterba...... 1983 9. 45.44 Ka. Goosby, Kr. Goosby,...... 2015 5. 50-07.25 Serena Boykin...... 2002 3. 9:49.81 Chris Morgan...... 1991 Chambers, Carney 6. 49-08.50 Jacque Norton...... 1986 4. 9:50.38 Stacy Pando...... 1994 10. 45.50 Deardorff, Branker,...... 2006 7. 49-08.25 Adara Newidouski...... 1998 5. 9:54.75 Kristina Wilson...... 2009 Smith, White 8. 48-02.50 Melanie Samvalian...... 2014 6. 9:57.21 Meredith Kramon...... 2006 9. 47-03.75 Fatima Vergara...... 2016 7. 9:59.33 Brooke Mabe...... 1994 10. 47-01.00 Jessica Rotter...... 2016 Jennifer Onyeagbako is the school-record 8. 10:00.40 Joanna Green...... 1991 holder in the discus and hammer, and also ranks 9. 10:01.05 Monica MacManus...... 2000 among the top-10 in the shot put. 10. 10:01.46 Sarah Apgar...... 2009 39 longbeachstate.com 39 ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE

SUCCESS AT THE BEACH... l The Long Beach State men continued their reign at the top of the Big West Conference as they took home the team title in 2016 to secure the first four-peat in school history. The 49ers have now won seven conference championships in the last 11 years. l The Beach has had at least 13 entries in the NCAA West Regional meet since its inception in 2003. l Since 2006, LBSU student-athletes have earned 33 individual USTFCCCA All- America honors. l Long Beach State has boasted 183 individual Big West champions, not including the 25 relay teams that have claimed a conference title. l Sixteen 49ers have also received Big West Athlete of the Year honors, and six have been named the Big West Freshman of the Year.

SUCCESS AFTER THE BEACH...

l Numerous 49ers have gone on to compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Most recently, Colin Dunbar (men’s hammer), Jason Harrell (men’s discus), Chris Low (men’s 800m) and Ben Woodruff (men’s javelin), qualified for the 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials. Both Harrell (4th) and Dunbar (7th) finished among the top-8.

l Colin Dunbar won a national title in the weight throw as he took top honors at the 2016 USA Track & Field Indoor Championships. Dunbar was also selected to represent Team USA at the 2015 NACAC Senior Area Championships in Costa Rica where he brought home the silver.

l Kenneth Medwood, the LBSU record holder in the 400m hurdles, was the flag bearer for Belize at the Opening Ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympics. He advanced to the 400m hurdle semifinals at the London Games.

l Jessica Barnard, who holds the top mark in program history in the women’s steeplechase, represented the Philippines at the Southeast Asia Games where she established a Filipino national record.

l Rosa Del Toro signed a professional contract following a successful career at Long Beach State. Del Toro, who graduated in 2013, holds three indoor and two cross country records at the Beach.

l Long Beach State has also had a strong presence at both the USA Indoor and Outdoor Championships.

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LONG BEACH STATE TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY NATIONAL ACADEMIC HONORS CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 2006 Jimmy Grabow Robert Marlow Women’s XC Women’s XC Year Name 2007 Jimmy Grabow Michael Montgomery 2000 Women’s T&F 2012 Women’s T&F 1987 James Ferreira, 3rd Team 2010 Matt Maldonado Fatima Vergara Women’s XC Women’s XC 1999 Johann Appell, 1st Team* Jennifer Rodriguez 2017 Ashleigh Chambers 2001 Women’s T&F Men’s XC 2000 Johann Appell, 1st Team 2011 Heath Reedy* Riley Cooks Women’s XC 2013 Women’s T&F 2004 Steve Holland, 2nd Team 2012 Gabe Hilbert Shelby Crider 2002 Women’s T&F Men’s T&F 2005 Steve Holland, 1st Team Matt Maldonado Josh Carr Women’s T&F Women’s XC Jimmy Grabow, 1st Team* 2013 Emily Cooper James Hubbard 2003 Women’s T&F Men’s XC 2006 Jimmy Grabow, 1st Team Garrett Demirjian Robert Marlow Women’s XC 2014 Women’s T&F Meghan Foley Paul Thenard 2004 Women’s T&F Men’s T&F CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Gabe Hilbert 2018 Josh Carr Women’s XCy Women’s XC Year Name Matt Maldonado Kent Harris 2005 Women’s T&F 2015 Women’s T&F 1999 Johann Appell* Michael Vaughan Nicholas Hudson Women’s XC Men’s T&F 2000 Johann Appell 2014 Brandon Hierholzer Ashleigh Chambers 2006 Women’s T&F 2016 Women’s T&F 2003 Jennifer Yadon Kayla Kamaka * - Award received for cross country Women’s XC Men’s T&F 2004 Steve Holland Alex Kruthers 2007 Women’s T&F 2017 Women’s T&F Stephanie Sampson Dylan McCloskey USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS Women’s XC Men’s T&F Jennifer Yadon Conner Rouse Year Team 2008 Women’s T&F 2005 Jimmy Grabow* Fatima Vergara 1997 Women’s T&F Women’s XC NCAA APR PUBLIC RECOGNITION Steve Holland Women’s XC 2009 Women’s T&F Year Team 2006 Jimmy Grabow 2015 Victor Martin 1998 Women’s T&F Women’s XC 2004-05 Women’s XC 2010 Missy Barclay Michael Montgomery Women’s XC 2010 Women’s T&F 2009-10 Men’s XC USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC Conner Rouse Men’s XC Women’s XC 2010-11 Men’s XC 2005 Jimmy Grabow 2016 Riley Cooks 1999 Women’s T&F 2011 Women’s T&F 2011-12 Men’s XC

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG WEST (Since 2004) MEN’S TRACK & FIELD Michael Vaughan Aroline Neal Miia Mobley 2013 Amber Britt Dylan McCloskey Lauren Bartsch 2004 Sean Blandford Josh Villalobos Stephanie Sampson Ejiro Okoro Emily Cooper Michael Montgomery Ashleigh Chambers Daniel Estrella 2014 Willie Alexander Jennifer Yadon Jill Reynolds Janelle Coulter Conner Rouse Riley Cooks Steve Holland Tim Bergstrom 2005 Nicole Blalock Jennifer Rodriguez Prism Garcia Cody Smith Shelby Crider Bobby Lugo Chris Enriquez Carmen Borseau 2009 Missy Barclay Iesha Iwobi Paul Thenard Lea Fong Shingo Suzumura Brandon Hierholzer Serena Boykin Cheryl Bube Amanda Klinchuch Sullivan Wall Taylor Lorack 2005 Steve Holland Koree Hines Holly Lipscomb Katie Crowe Alex Kruthers Dustin Wert Pauline Mandel 2006 Daniel Estrella Robert Marlow Aroline Neal Carly Harris Michelle Thompson Brittany Anselmo Erykah McNairy Jimmy Grabow Victor Martin Jaclyn Pedersen Anastasiya Kholev 2014 Amber Britt Lauren Bartsch Delainey Smith Steve Cardinalli Dylan McCloskey Kristina Price Ejiro Okoro Chaylene Bruggeman Chaylene Bruggerman Charlotte Utash Hudson Wilvers Michael Montgomery Jasmine Winfield Amanda Rosencrantz Emily Cooper Ashley Carrera 2018 Luis Briceno 2007 Steve Cardinalli Connor Naasz 2006 Nicole Blalock Kristina Wilson Meghan Foley Ashleigh Chambers Josh Carr Alex Hughes Michael Perez-Rogers Kelly Burke 2010 Missy Barclay Kayla Goosby Riley Cooks Robert Daseler Ezra Kwong Ryan Petrella Bethany Gardner Brenda Finney Kayla Kamaka Lea Fong Kent Harris Hudson Wilvers Conner Rouse Jaclyn Pedersen Stephanie Glick Alex Kruthers Jessica Henslee Patrick Higgins 2008 Alex Black Cody Smith Jill Reynolds Rebecca Hamilton Taylor Lorack Chandler Johnson Nicholas Hudson Hudson Wilvers 2015 Willie Alexander Bethany Ross Anastasiya Kholev Kylee Martin Pauline Mandel Braedon Kraft 2009 Alex Black Robert Marlow Jasmine Winfield Kristen Kiefer Caitlin Turner Cassandra Nychay Jeffrey Pulcher Collin Cram Victor Martin 2007 Nicole Blalock Jennifer Rodriguez 2015 Amber Britt Natalie O’Dwyer Anthony Sommers 2010 Alex Black Dylan McCloskey Cheryl Bube Aiyana Welsh Chaylene Bruggeman Nikki Puerner Sullivan Wall James Bush Michael Montgomery Katie Crowe 2011 Janelle Coulter Natasha Caldwell Koquise Richards Dustin Wert Matt Maldonado Conner Rouse Bethany Gardner Laura Faris Ashley Carrera Marina Shelton Diana Achaolonu Robert Pappas Cody Smith Miia Mobley Prism Garcia Emily Cooper Fatima Vergara Anaya Alexander 2011 Rajan Bains Paul Thenard Ejiro Okoro Rebecca Hamilton Kathleen Dunne 2017 Luis Briceno Sydney Barnes James Bush Sullivan Wall Jill Reynolds Randi Hicks Kayla Goosby Patrick Burciage Lauren Bartsch Matt Maldonado Bethany Ross Kayla Kamaka Kristina Goosby Josh Carr Hailee Brigman Michael Vaughan WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD Kristina Wilson Kristen Kiefer Taylor Jackson Xander Cooper Alexis Ceballos 2012 Michael Vaughan 2004 Kelly Burke Jasmine Winfield Jennifer Rodriguez Taylor Lorack Bo Haddock Ashleigh Chambers Veronica Capron 2008 Missy Barclay Cheryl Smith Koquise Richards James Hubbard Lea Fong 2013 Tim Bergstrom Shanille Fairweather Katie Black Aiyana Welsh Marina Shelton Nicholas Hudson Erykah McNairy Jake Dawson Ami Goldhammer Katie Crow 2012 Alisia Barajas 2016 Willie Alexander Robert Marlow Alexis Medrano Gabe Hilbert Megan Irey Kara Filipowski Rebecca Hamilton Sam Bautista Nash Parker Cassandra Nychay Elijah Landry-Zapien Holly Lipscomb Bethany Gardner Kayla Kamaka Tim Bergstrom Paul Thenard Delaney Smith Connor Naasz Diane Mendoza Carly Harris Kristen Kiefer Luis Briceno Sullivan Wall Meg Sweeney Ryan Petrella Samy Meredith Shaneika Hearvey Alex Kruthers Josh Carr Dustin Wert Aiyana Welsh Robert Marlow

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