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Dual Meet History DUAL MEET HISTORY MEN’S TEAM SCORES WOMEN’S TEAM SCORES * 1934 USC, 87-44 ** 1973 UCLA, 89-55 2012 USC 89, UCLA 74* 1997 UCLA 82, USC 63** 1 5 * 1935 USC, 104 /6-25 /6 * 1974 UCLA, 82-63 2011 USC 95, UCLA 68** 1996 UCLA 74, USC 70* * 1936 USC, 741/ -561/ ** 1975 UCLA, 75-70 2 2 2010 USC106, UCLA 57* 1995 UCLA 84, USC 52** * 1937 USC, 91-40 ** 1976 USC, 83-62 2009 USC 93, UCLA 70** 1994 UCLA 94, USC 42* * 1938 USC, 98-35 ** 1977 USC, 91-63 2008 USC 86, UCLA 77* 1993 UCLA 87, USC 47* * 1939 USC, 115-16 †** 1978 UCLA, 83-71 1 1 2007 UCLA 98, USC 65** 1992 USC 80, UCLA 30* * 1940 USC, 98-38 ** 1979 UCLA, 93 /2-60 /2 1 2 2006 UCLA 90, USC 73* 1991 UCLA 95, USC 40* * 1941 USC, 103 /3-27 /3 ** 1980 UCLA, 83-71 * 1942 USC, 108-23 ** 1981 UCLA, 107-47 2005 UCLA 85, USC 78** 1990 UCLA 90, USC 40† 1989 UCLA 1011/ , USC 281/ * * 1943 USC, 71-60 1982 nonscoring 2004 UCLA 93, USC 70* 2 2 * 1944 USC, 89-42 ** 1983 UCLA, 88-55 2003 UCLA 104, USC 59** 1988 UCLA 82 at USC 54† * 1945 USC, 82-49 at Berkeley ** 1984 UCLA, 93-68 2002 UCLA 111, USC 92* 1987 USC 69 at UCLA 67* * 1945 USC, 82-49 ** 1985 UCLA, 89-73 2001 UCLA 85, USC 78** 1986 USC 69, UCLA 67† ** 1946 USC, 95-36 * 1986 UCLA, 104-59 2000 UCLA 86, USC 68* 1985 UCLA 89, USC 43* 1 1 ** 1947 USC, 81 /2-49 /2 ** 1987 UCLA, 104-59 1999 UCLA 91, USC 63** 1984 UCLA 76, USC 74* 1 5 * 1948 USC, 81 /6-49 /6 * 1988 UCLA 97, USC 66 1998 UCLA 104, USC 50* 1 1 ** 1949 USC, 90 /2-40 /2 ** 1989 UCLA 93, USC 68 * 1950 USC, 120-11 * 1990 UCLA 94, USC 68 *at Drake Stadium/†at the Coliseum/**at USC 1 1 Series Standings: UCLA 21, USC 8 ** 1951 USC, 92 /2-36 /2 ** 1991 UCLA 114, USC 38 ** 1952 USC, 95-26 ** 1992 UCLA 123, USC 39 (UCLA’s streak of 15 consecutive victories was snapped in 2008, with USC 1 1 winning 86-77) ** 1953 USC, 75-56 ** 1993 UCLA 103 /2, USC 57 /2 1 1 * 1954 USC, 95 /2-35 /2 ** 1994 UCLA 97, USC 61 ** 1955 USC, 79-52 *** 1995 UCLA 90, USC 71 Dual Meet Women’s Records * 1956 USC, 74-54 ** 1996 UCLA 109, USC 52 * 1957 USC, 68-63 *** 1997 UCLA 88, USC 75 100m 11.11 Shakedia Jones, UCLA ’98 1958 USC, 78-53, at ELAC ** 1998 UCLA 84, USC 74 200m 22.71 Monique Henderson, UCLA ’04* 1 1 ** 1959 USC, 86 /2-44 /2 *** 1999 UCLA 82, USC 81 400m 50.90 Monique Henderson, UCLA ‘05 1960 USC, 80-51, at ELAC ** 2000 UCLA 88, USC 75 800m 2:02.24 Grazyna Penc, USC ‘99 1 2 ** 1961 USC, 81 /3-49 /3 *** 2001 USC 82, UCLA 81 1500m 4:17.25 Lesley Noll, USC ’88 * 1962 USC, 86-45 ** 2002 UCLA 121, USC 81 3000m 9:26.40 Anna Lopaciuch, USC ’99 ** 1963 USC, 99-46 *** 2003 UCLA 82, USC 81 Steeplechase 10:33.70 Alison Costello, UCLA ‘05 * 1964 USC, 89-56 ** 2004 UCLA 111, USC 52 5000m 16:52.36 Iryna Vashchuk, USC ‘05 * 1965 USC, 83-62 *** 2005 UCLA 83, USC 80 * 1966 UCLA, 86-59 ** 2006 UCLA 83, USC 80 100m Hurdles 12.70 Virginia Powell, USC ‘06 * 1967 UCLA, 83-62 *** 2007 USC 84, UCLA 79 400m Hurdles 55.37 Nicole Leach, UCLA ‘08* * 1968 USC, 108-36 ** 2008 UCLA 89, USC 74 400m Relay 43.35 USC ’99* ** 1969 USC, 94-60 *** 2009 USC 92, UCLA 71 4x400m Relay 3:31.66 USC (N. Danvers, C. Estes, B Langerholc, M. Edmonson) * 1970 UCLA, 100-54 ** 2010 USC 96, UCLA 67 ’98* ** 1971 USC, 75-70 *** 2011 UCLA 89, USC 74 1 High Jump 6-4 /4 Amy Acuff, UCLA ’95 * 1972 UCLA, 76-69 ** 2012 UCLA 93, USC 70 1 Pole Vault 14-1 /4 Chelsea Johnson, UCLA ‘05 1 Long Jump 22-11 /4 Jackie Joyner, UCLA ’85 Dual Meet Standings: USC 42 wins, UCLA 37 wins (UCLA’s win streak of 22 1 Triple Jump 44-11 /4 Wendy Brown, USC ’87 straight dual victories was snapped in 2001 at USC) Shot Put 59-0 Valeyta Althouse, UCLA ’96 Closest Meets: UCLA 82, USC 81 in 2003, 2001 & 1999; UCLA 83, USC 80 in Discus 208-4 Seilala Sua, UCLA ‘00 2005 and 2006; USC 68, UCLA 63 in 1957; USC 75, UCLA 70 in 1971 and UCLA Hammer 226-10 Eva Orban, USC ‘09 75, USC 70 in 1975; USC’s Most Decisive Victory: 120-11 in 1950; UCLA’s Most Javelin (new) 181-5 Inga Stasiulionyte, USC ‘02 Decisive Victory: 123-39 in 1992; †meet rescored—originally USC, 84-70; Javelin (old) 184-10 Ashley Selman, USC ’90 Location: *At Los Angeles Coliseum; **At UCLA; ***At USC *U. S. Collegiate Dual Meet Record Dual Meet Men’s Records 100m 10.04 Ato Boldon, UCLA, 1996 200m 20.03 Clancy Edwards, USC, 1978 400m 44.43 Quincy Watts, USC, 1992 800m 1:46.47 Rayfield Beaton, USC, 1978 1500m 3:40.39 Jon Rankin, UCLA, 2005 Steeplechase 8:50.31 Jim Ortiz, UCLA, 1989 5000m 14:21.27 Creighton Harris, UCLA, 1992 110m Hurdles 13.30 Greg Foster, UCLA, 1980 400m Hurdles 49.48 Felix Sanchez, USC, 2000 4x100m Relay 38.85 Williams, Mullins, Edwards, Sanford, USC, 1978 4x400m Relay 3:03.47 McNeal, 47.5; Banks,46.0; Phillips, 45.5;Thompson, 45.6, UCLA, 1980 High Jump 7-5 Jesse Williams, USC, 2005 Pole Vault 18-1 Scott Slover, UCLA, 1998 1 Long Jump 27-0 /2 James McAlister, UCLA, 1973 Triple Jump 56-4 Allen Simms, USC, 2003 1 Shot Put 71-3 /2 John Brenner, UCLA, 1984 Discus 204-11 John Godina, UCLA, 1995 Hammer 255-3 Balazs Kiss, USC, 1995 Javelin (new) 262-6 Corey White, USC 2009 Javelin (old) 251-10 John Fitzsimmons, USC, 1967 48 2013 Track & Field Media Guide DUAL MEET HISTORY UCLA-OREGON MEN’S DUAL MEET SCORES UCLA-TEXAS MEN’S DUAL MEET SCORES * 1966 UCLA, 91-54 * 1982 UCLA 82, Texas 72 ** 1967 UCLA, 85-59 * 1983 UCLA 78, Texas 76 * 1970 UCLA, 81-73 * 1984 UCLA 91, Texas 62 ** 1971 UCLA, 86-59 * 1985 UCLA 94, Texas 60 * 1973^ UCLA, 90-70 * 1990 UCLA 83, Texas 71 ** 1974 UCLA, 93-61 * 1991 Texas 83, UCLA 71 * 1975 UCLA, 89-65 1993 UCLA 97, Texas 61 (at Cal) ** 1976 UCLA, 82-72 ** 2011 Texas 85, UCLA 78 * 1977 UCLA, 82.5-71.5 * 2012 UCLA 85, Texas 77 * 1978 Oregon, 83-71 * 1979 Oregon, 85.5-68.5 Dual Meet Standings: UCLA leads 7-2 (6-1 at Drake) * 1983 Oregon, 85-78 * at UCLA * 1984 Oregon, 86-77 ** at Texas * 1985 UCLA, 100-63 * 1994+ UCLA, 85-78 UCLA-Texas Dual Meet Men’s Records * 2008 Oregon, 94-69 100m 10.33 Trevante Rhodes, Texas, 2011 * 2009 Oregon, 84-79 200m 20.97 Maxwell Dyce, UCLA, 2012 * 2010 Oregon, 92-71 400m 45.93 Dwayne Biggers, UCLA, 1985 ** 2011 Tie, 81.50-81.50 800m 1:48.08 Jack Preijers, UCLA, 1985 1500m 3:46.05 Steve Whitcomb, UCLA, 1982 Dual Meet Standings: Overall: UCLA leads 11-7-1 3000m 8:27.55 Alex Crabill, UCLA, 2011 At Eugene: Tied 7-7 5000m 13:50.2 Steve McCormack, UCLA, 1983 At Los Angeles: UCLA leads 4-0-1 Steeplechase 8:33.79 Dave Daniels, UCLA, 1982 Streak: Oregon won 3 110m Hurdles 13.44 Keiron Stewart, Texas, 2011 * - at Eugene 400m Hurdles 50.56 Steve Kerho, UCLA, 1983 ** - at UCLA 4x100m Relay 39.61 Texas, 2012 ^ - Four team meet with Oregon, UCLA, Nebraska and Washington State 4x400m Relay 3:08.33 Texas, 1991 was scored as dual meets High Jump 7-3.75 Lee Balkin, UCLA, 1984 + - Pepsi Team Invitational (Oregon, UCLA, Washington) was also scored Pole Vault 18-2.50 Mike Woepse, UCLA, 2012 as dual meets Long Jump 25-10 MacArthur Anderson, UCLA, 1991 Triple Jump 54-2.75 Tyrone Scott, Texas, 1991 Shot Put 67-6.25 Brian Muir, UCLA, 1984 UCLA-Oregon Dual Meet Men’s Records Discus 195-8 Oskar Jacobsson, Texas, 1983 100m 10.47 Eric Brown, UCLA, 1979 Hammer 208-9 John Knight, UCLA, 1990 200m 20.75 Greg Foster, UCLA, 1979 Javelin 271-9 Patrik Boden, Texas, 1990 400m 45.5 Benny Brown, UCLA, 1973 800m 1:47.21 Joaquim Cruz, Oregon, 1984 1500m 3:42.77 Rudy Chapa, Oregon, 1978 Steeplechase 8:30.97 Don Clary, Oregon, 1979 5000m 13:47.80 Alberto Salazar, Oregon, 1977 110m Hurdles 13.70 Steve Kerho, UCLA, 1985 400m Hurdles 50.56 Don Ward, Oregon, 1984 4x100m Relay 39.7 UCLA, 1971 (Echols, Roginson, Edmonson, Collett) 4x400m Relay 3:08.6 UCLA, 1973 (Guerrero, Cooper, Gaddis, Brown) High Jump 7-2.25 Rick Fletcher, UCLA, 1973 Pole Vault 18-4.75 Kory Tarpenning, Oregon, 1985 Long Jump 25-11.75 Jerry Herndon, UCLA, 1974 Triple Jump 53-1.75 Willie Banks, UCLA, 1976 Shot Put 67-7 John Brenner, UCLA 1984 Discus 201-8 Dave Voorhees, Oregon, 1976 Hammer 243-1 Ken Flax, Oregon, 1985 Javelin (new) 257-2 Cyrus Hostetler, Oregon, 2009 Javelin (old) 274-0 Brian Crouser, Oregon, 1985 2013 Track & Field Media Guide 49 DUAL MEET HISTORY UCLA-WSU MEN’S DUAL MEET SCORES UCLA-WSU WOMEN’S DUAL MEET SCORES 1966 UCLA 107, WSU 38 * 2001 UCLA 85, WSU 78 + 1967 UCLA 100, WSU 45 ** 2002 UCLA 106, WSU 92 * 1970 UCLA 95, WSU 59 * 2012 UCLA 82, WSU 81 * 1971 UCLA 84, WSU 61 ** 2001 UCLA 111, WSU 52+ 2002 UCLA 104.50, WSU 98.50 * ^ 2012 WSU 85.50, UCLA 77.50 * Dual Meet Standings: UCLA leads 6-1 (3-1 at UCLA) Dual Meet Standings: UCLA leads 3-0 (2-0 at UCLA) * at Drake Stadium * at Drake Stadium ** in Pullman, WA + at Berkeley, CA ^ 4-way scoring meet + at Berkeley, CA UCLA-Washington State Dual Meet Men’s Records UCLA-Washington State Dual Meet Women’s Records 100m 10:24 Anthony Buchanan, WSU, 2002 100m 11.57 Michelle Perry, UCLA, 2001 200m 20.7y John Smith, UCLA, 1970 200m 23.99 Erin Reed, WSU, 2001 400m 46.9y John Smith, UCLA, 1970 400m 53.86 Shawna Fermin, WSU 2012 800m 1:48.57 Joe Abbott, WSU, 2012 800m 2:08.89 Jessica Marr, UCLA, 2001 1500m 3:47.29 Jon Welsh, WSU, 2001 1500m 4:28.41 Rachel Butler, UCLA, 2012 3000m 8:07.74 Dustin Fay, UCLA 2012 3000m 9:37.28 Lena Nilsson, UCLA, 2002 5000m 14:23.51 Bryan Green, UCLA, 2001 5000m 17:11.44 Ryan Gilmore, WSU, 2001 Steeplechase 8:59.23 Andrew Gonzales, WSU, 2012 Steeplechase 10:47.01 Caroline Austin, WSU, 2012 110m Hurdles 13.47 Arend Watkins, WSU, 2001 100m Hurdles 13.30 Michelle Perry, UCLA, 2001 400mHurdles 51:09 Kyle Erickson, UCLA, 2002 400m Hurdles 57.60 Sheena Johnson, UCLA, 2002 4x100m Relay 39.61 UCLA, 2012 4x100m Relay 44.94 UCLA, 2001 4x400m Relay 3:09.4y UCLA, 1970 4x400m Relay 3:39.53 UCLA, 2001 High Jump 7-0.50 Matt Alverson, WSU, 2001 High Jump 5-10 Whitney Evans, WSU, 2002 Pole
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