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2002 Arizona State Track and Field Oregon Invitational • Eugene, Ore 2002 Arizona State Track and Field Oregon Invitational • Eugene, Ore. • Saturday, April 27 Drake Relays • Des Moines, Iowa • Fri., April 26-Sat., April 27 2002 Arizona State Split Squads Head To Oregon Invitational Outdoor Schedule and Drake Relays This Weekend March 2 Bill Sawyer Invitational Field -9 a.m., Running-11 a.m. This Week -- Sun Angel Stadium Arizona State track and field will take split squads on the road for the second straight March 15-16 @ Willie Williams Classic weekend, as the top Sun Devil sprinters, throwers and jumpers head to Des Moines, Tucson, Ariz. March 22 Baldy Castillo Invitational Iowa, for the 93rd Annual Drake Relays, Friday, April 26, and Saturday, April 27, Field-9:30 a.m., Running-6 p.m. while a group of Sun Devil distance runners make the trek to the great Pacific North- Sun Angel Stadium west for the Oregon Invitational in Eugene, Saturday, April 27. Following this week- March 23 Baldy Castillo Invitational end, the Sun Devils have just one meet remaining on their regular season schedule Field-11 a.m., Running-1 p.m. leading up to the Pac-10 and NCAA Championships, the annual double dual with Sun Angel Stadium Arizona and Northern Arizona, Saturday, May 4, in Tucson. March 30 Arizona State Invitational Field-10 a.m., Running-6 p.m. Sun Angel Stadium Oregon Invitational -- March 29-30 @ Stanford Invitational Eleven distance runners and senior sprinter Pete Lopez (200m) will compete at the Stanford, Calif. Oregon Invitational, hosted by the University of Oregon at historic Hayward Field in April 12 @ Mesa Classic Eugene, Saturday, April 27. Running events in the day session begin at 10 a.m. PT, Mesa, Ariz. while field events begin at 10:15 a.m. The twilight session gets underway at 3 p.m. April 13 Sun Angel Classic with field events, while running events begin at 5 p.m. Scheduled to compete in the Field-9:30 a.m., Running-4:30 p.m. Sun Angel Stadium men’s 800m, senior Brandon Strong headlines the ASU contingent. 2000 Pac-10 Cham- April 19 @ Pomona-Pitzer Invitational pion Jeremy Rasmussen is also slated to compete in the men’s 3000m steeplechase. Claremont, Calif. April 19-21 @ Mt. Sac Relays Drake Relays -- Walnut, Calif. The 93rd annual running of the Drake Relays in Des Moines, Iowa, will be the desti- April 25-27 @ Drake Relays nation for 15 Sun Devils, Friday, April 26, through Saturday, April 27. ASU’s top Des Moines, Iowa sprinters, jumpers and throwers are scheduled to compete. Field and running events April 26-27 @ Oregon Invitational Eugene, Ore. begin at 8 a.m. CT Friday, while Saturday’s running events begin at 8 a.m. and field May 4 @ Arizona/NAU Double Dual events begin at 10 a.m. Although missing all members from last year’s team, the ASU Tucson, Ariz. men’s 4x400m relay team seeks to defend its 2001 Drake Relays title. Last year, May 11-12 @ Pac-10 Multi Championships Michael Campbell, Marcus Brunson, Jason Barton and Tony Berrian took home the Pullman, Wash. 4x400m crown with a time of 3:03.10. Included among those Sun Devils slated to May 18-19 @ Pac-10 Championships compete this year are junior Tiffany Greer (100m, 200m, LJ), junior Joni Smith (400m), Pullman, Wash. sophomore Seneca Holmes (100mH), junior Luiz Mello (100m), sophomore Steve May 29-June 1@ NCAA Championships Baton Rouge, La. Fitch (400m), senior Tony Galaviz (110mH), freshman Trevell Quinley (LJ), junior Vince Mosca (DT, SP) and senior David Wood (DT). ASU Track and Field National Rankings -- Coaching Staff For the second straight week, the ASU women are absent from the latest Trackwire 25 released April 23. ASU’s women opened the 2002 outdoor season ranked 25th and moved up to 21st (tie) in the April 9 poll. ASU’s men have not been ranked in the first Head Coach: Greg Kraft (sixth year) four polls of the outdoor season. Trackwire’s 25 is based on predictions for team Assistant Coaches: Walt Drenth, distance standings at the 2002 NCAA Outdoor Championships hosted by Louisiana State in (sixth year), Darryl Anderson, sprints (sixth year), David Dumble, throws (first year) Baton Rouge, La., Wednesday, May 29, through Saturday, June 1. In the USTCA Graduate Assistant: Louie Quintana (first year) Team-Power Rankings as of April 23, the men are fourth and the women are 18th. Team-Power Rankings are dual meet predictors and demonstrate team depth. Last Time On The Track -- ASU Media Information Competing at both the Pomona-Pitzer Invitational and the Mt. Sac Relays last week- end, ASU compiled a team total of 12 NCAA qualifying marks during a successful Track and Field Contact: Erin Rowley trip to Southern California. Highlighting that list was senior Brandon Strong’s perfor- Email Address: [email protected] mance in the men’s 1500m at the Pomona-Pitzer Invite, winning the event with NCAA Rowley Direct: 480•965•9544 automatic qualifying time of 3:41.42 and establishing a meet and track record. His Media Relations Phone: 480•965•6592 time ranks second all-time in the ASU record books. ASU’s other automatic qualifier Media Relations Fax: 480•965•5408 was junior Lisa Aguilera, clocking a personal-best time in the women’s 5000m with a Mailing Address: ICA Building, Room 105 time of 15:57.37 at the Mt. Sac Relays. Aguilera finished 21st overall, but was the Temp, AZ 85287 sixth fastest collegian to finish the race. Also competing in the distance carnival por- Website: www.thesundevils.com tion of the Mt. Sac Relays and notching NCAA provisional times and personal-bests -- page 1 of 4 -- 2002 Arizona State Track and Field --- page 2-4 TRACKWIRE POLL Friday night were junior Brianna Torres in the women’s 5000m (16:13.79), junior Fasil Bizuneh APRIL 23 2002 (13:51.88) and redshirt freshman Juan Reyes (13:54.92) in the men’s 5000m. Junior Vince Men Mosca was ASU’s only double-qualifier on the weekend, notching personal bests and NCAA 1. Tennessee.................... 87 pts. provisional qualifying marks in both the discus (182-10) and shot put (59-5). Senior Tony 2. LSU .............................. 85 pts. Galaviz earned a NCAA provisional time in the men’s 110m hurdles, 13.89, his first time 3. Arkansas ...................... 31 pts. competing outdoors this season. Senior Candida Coulson improved her NCAA provisional 3. Stanford........................ 31 pts. qualifying status with her season-best time of 58.76 in the 400m hurdles. Coulson placed 5. SMU ............................. 30 pts. second in her heat of the 400m hurdles, and first in her heat of the 400m. Also earning NCAA 6. Nebraska...................... 28 pts. provisional qualifying times were the women’s 4x100m relay team of freshman Porchea Carroll, 7. Clemson....................... 24 pts. junior Tiffany Greer, senior Joni Smith and freshman Cassandra Reed (44.82), the men’s 8. Georgia ........................ 21 pts. 4x400m relay team of junior Lorenzo Parham, freshman Seth Amoo, senior Pete Lopez and 9. Alabama ....................... 20 pts. sophomore Steve Fitch (3:05.94) and senior David Wood in the shot put (60-4). 9. Florida .......................... 20 pts. 11. Mississippi State......... 19 pts. NCAA Qualifiers -- 11. UTEP.......................... 19 pts. To date, ASU has turned in three NCAA automatic qualifying performances and 15 provi- 11. Auburn ........................ 18 pts. sional marks. ASU’s three automatic qualifiers are senior Brandon Strong (who owns the 14. Oregon ....................... 18 pts. nation’s second fastest collegiate 1500m time - 3:41.42), junior Lisa Aguilera (ranks fifth in 15. TCU............................ 17 pts. the nation in the 5000m with time of 15:57.37) and junior Fasil Bizuneh (ranks sixth in the 16. UCLA.......................... 16 pts. nation in the 10,000m - 28:46.88). Aguilera and Bizuneh have also each earned provisional 16. South Carolina ........... 16 pts. times, Aguilera in the 1500m (ranked sixth, 4:19.16) and Bizuneh in the 5000m (ranked 12th, 16. Colorado..................... 16 pts. 13:51.88). The Sun Devils’ other double-qualifier is junior thrower Vince Mosca, with provi- 16. Texas.......................... 16 pts. sional marks in the shot put (ranked 21st, 59-5) and the discus (ranked 21st, 182-10). Addi- tional marks cracking the top 10 nationally belong to junior Brianna Torres in the 5000m 16. Notre Dame................ 16 pts. (ranked 10th, 16:13.79) and the men’s 4x400m relay team of junior Lorenzo Parham, fresh- 21. USC............................ 14 pts. man Seth Amoo, junior Luiz Mello and sophomore Steve Fitch (10th, 3:05.41). 22. Idaho .......................... 13 pts. 23. Baylor ......................... 11 pts. About The Sun Devil Coaches -- 23. BYU............................ 11 pts. Greg Kraft is in his sixth year at the helm of the Arizona State track and field program. His 23. Missouri...................... 11 pts. tenure has produced 28 All-Americans, six All-American relay teams, 14 individual Pac-10 ASU Season High: ........... nr titles, five individual NCAA runner-up finishes and 29 first or second-team Pac-10 All-Aca- ASU Season Low:............ nr demic selections. Kraft came to ASU in 1996 after serving as the head track and field coach at the University of South Carolina from 1989 to 1996. Kraft is assisted by distance coach Walt Drenth (sixth year), sprints and hurdles coach Darryl Anderson (sixth year), throws Women coach David Dumble (first year) and graduate assistant Louie Quintana (first year). 1. USC.............................. 87 pts. 2. LSU .............................. 72 pts. Up Next -- 3. South Carolina ............. 59 pts. Just one regular season meet remains on the 2002 schedule for the Sun Devils, the annual 4. UCLA............................ 54 pts. Double Dual with in-state rivals Arizona and Northern Arizona, Saturday, May 4, in Tucson, 5.
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