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050221 UPDATE Available/listed 2021 Outdoor T&F Meets (California focus) Compiled by Fred Baer, USATF Pacific Past President / Open Men’s T&F Chair --from posted schedules. Subject to change/cancellation. -- Please provide updates to [email protected] Note: Many meets will restrict competition. --COLLEGIATE / OPEN / ELITE…(from April 2021) April 2-3, Stanford Invitational (college teams only) April 2 (Fri.), UC Riverside Chris Rine Twilight, Riverside April 3 (Sat.), Journey to Gold (Silver label): USATF Sprint Summit, Prairie View A&M, Texas Mustang Quad Meet at Cal Poly. Miller & Capriotti Complex, San Luis Obispo Sacramento State Open (invited teams only), Sacramento Azusa Pacific Invitational, Azusa April 7 (Wed.) Mountain West Challenge, , SDSU Sports Deck, San Diego April 8-9 Challenge Cup at Cal State Fullerton April 9 (Fri.) Rafer Johnson/Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invitational, UCLA, Drake Stadium, Los Angeles April 9-10, Franson Classic Multi & Track Races, Azusa Pacific April 10 (Sat.), Community College Jack Albiani Invitational at Modesto JC Wildflower Invitational, Fresno Pacific USC at Cal, Berkeley (dual) Triton Invitational, UC San Diego, La Jolla Journey to Gold (Silver label): Miramar Invitational, Miramar, Fla. April 16 (Fri.) Community College Meets: College of San Mateo Inv., College Heights Stadium, San Mateo College of the Sequoias Invitational, Visalia Orange Empire Conf. Cluster 1: Golden West, Orange Coast, Saddleback at Fullerton College, Fullerton Western State Conf #1 at Moorpark College, Moorpark Western State Conf #1 at Antelope Valley College, Lancaster April 16-17, Beach Invitational, Long Beach State University, Long Beach. Bryan Clay Invitational, Azusa Pacific (USATF Nat’l Development multis) April 17 (Sat.), Community College: Butte Opener at Yuba College, Marysville (Butte, Redwoods, Shasta, Siskiyous, Yuba) Sacramento State Inv. (Stanford, Ore. St., San Jose St.), Sacramento UNLV Invitational, Las Vegas April 21-23, Robison Invitational, Provo, Utah April 22 (Thur.) Cal State Fullerton at UC Irvine (Orange County Dual), Anteater Stadium, Irvine April 22-24, Drake Relays (only DI competition confirmed), Des Moines.(Journey to Gold Silver label). April 23 (Fri.) Community College: Moorpark College Invitational, Moorpark (including Cal Lutheran & Chapman) – available on DirectAthletics to OPEN ATHLETES with proof of negative COVID-19 Test Orange Coast Classic at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa (Invited teams/athletes only) Bakersfield College Spring Fling (Bakersfield, Antelope Valley, Saddleback, Allan Hancock, Sequoias). Diablo Valley College at Chabot College, Hayward Riverside City College Scrimmage #1 April 24 (Sat.), Journey to Gold (Gold label): USATF Grand Prix Sprint Summit at Oregon Relays, Eugene. Penn Relays, Philadelphia (area collegiate only, 1 day). Fresno State Invitational, Clovis (Veterans Memorial Stadium, Buchanan H.S.). Cal State U Northridge Matador Invitational, Northridge. UC Davis Senior Day Event (Previously Woody Wilson Picnic) Community College: Golden Valley Conference Butte at Shasta Meet No. 2, Redding April 29 (Thur.), UCR/LB St. Invitational at UC Riverside & LB State. Humboldt at Willamette U., Salem, Ore. (dual) April 30-May 1, Steve Scott Invitational, UC Irvine April 30 (Fri.), West Coast Relays/Fresno State, Clovis (Veterans Memorial Stadium, Buchanan H.S.) (Includes individual athletes, clubs, colleges but meet now full/closed) Causeway Classic Dual: Sacramento State at UC Davis, Woody Wilson Track, Davis UC Riverside Invitational, Riverside Oregon State High Performance Meet, Corvallis, Ore. Community College: Bob Rush Inv. at College of San Mateo, College Heights Stadium, San Mateo Central Valley Conference Field Event Carnival, College of the Sequoias, Visalia. Western State Conference Meet #2 at Moorpark College, Moorpark Western State Conference Meet #2 at Bakersfield College (Allan Hancock, Bakersfield, Santa Monica) May 1 (Sat.), Community College: 49er Invite/GVC #3 at Yuba College, Marysville Mt. SAC Relays Community College Div. (cancelled) Stanford at Cal, Berkeley (dual) UC Santa Barbara at Cal Poly, Miller & Capriotti Complex, San Luis Obispo May 2 (Sun.) USC at UCLA, Drake Stadium, Los Angeles (dual) May 7 (Fri.) Oregon Twilight, Eugene, Ore. Community College: Western State Conference Meet #3 at Antelope Valley College, Lancaster (w/ Allan Hancock & Santa Monica) Diablo Valley College at Chabot College, Hayward (Scrimmage) May 8 (Sat.) Concordia Irvine Meet, Irvine West Coast Distance Carnival, Las Positas College, Livermore (St. Mary’s College host) Community College: Butte Invitational / GVC #4, Oroville “Last Chance” at College of San Mateo, College Heights Stadium, San Mateo Hartnell vs. San Joaquin Delta, scrimmage May 9 (Sun.), Journey to Gold: USATF Golden Games and Distance Open at Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut (Gold label). May 13-15, Warrior Invitational & Barbara NWABA Combined Events, Westmont, Santa Barbara May 13-14 Community College: Moorpark Open & Multi (unattached athletes most show negative COVID-19 test) Modesto JC Invitational & Multi (Open to 2 & 4-year colleges) May 14, (Fri.) Community College: San Joaquin Delta College at Santa Rosa JC (Scrimmage) Orange Empire Cluster Meet #3 (Fullerton, Golden West, Orange Coast, Riverside, Saddleback) “The Track Meet” – Los Angeles (t.b.d.) (American Track League) May 14-15, Last Chance Twilight & Multi, Azusa Pacific BYU Cougar Invitational, Provo, Utah May 15 (Sat.) Community College: Cody Beaumont Invitational at Shasta College, Redding (GVC teams & Yuba) May 18, (Tue.) Journey to Gold: USATF Open, AP Ranch, Fort Worth, Texas (Bronze label) May 20-22, Tucson (Ariz.) Elite Classic: Includes: May 22 Journey to Gold: USATF Throws Festival (Silver label). May 22 (Sat.) Community College: Golden Valley Conference final meet, Yuba College, Marysville (GVC teams & Yuba) May 23 (Sun.), Journey to Gold: adidas Boost Boston Games, Boston (Gold label). May 25 (Tue.), Journey to Gold: USATF Invitational, Prairie View A&M, Texas(Silver label). May 28 (Fri.) Community College Meets: Meet of Champions at College of San Mateo, College Heights Stadium, San Mateo Orange Empire Conference Championships, Saddleback College, Mission Viejo Riverside City College Scrimmage #2 May 29 (Sat.), Journey to Gold: Chula Vista Field Festival, Chula Vista Training Center, Calif (Bronze label). Portland Track Festival May 31 (Mon.), Iowa High Performance Meet, Des Moines (American Track League) June 4 (Fri.) Orange Coast College Last Chance Meet, Costa Mesa. (cancelled). June 5 (Sat.), Jim Bush / Southern California USATF Championships, Mt. San Antonio College Music City Carnival, Nashville (American Track League) June 6 (Sun.), Journey to Gold: USATF Showcase, Prairie View A&M, Texas (Silver label). --Sched includes 11-meet USATF $1 million Journey to Gold series (2 in Calif. & Amerrican Track League (4 in Calif.). t.b.d.: USATF Association championship meets for Pacific, Central Calif., San Diego-Imperial. --COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: March 11-13, NCAA DI Indoor Championships, U. Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. NCAA DII Indoor Championships, Birmingham Crossplex, Birmingham, Ala. April 23-24, Golden State Athletic Conf. Championships, Westmont College, Santa Barbara April 30-May 1, PacWest Conf. Championships, Fresno Pacific University, Fresno May 12-15, Big Sky Conf. Championships, Ogden, Utah May 13-14, Mountain West Conf. Championships, Clovis (Veterans Memorial Stadium) NWC Championships, Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore. May 13-15, Western Athletic Conf. Championships, UT Rio Grande Valley, Edinburg, Texas May 14-15, Big West Conf. Championships, UC Irvine, Irvine (multis May 7-8) May 14-16, Pac-12 Conf. Championships, USC, Cromwell Field, Los Angles May 26-28, NAIA National Championships, Gulf Shores, Ala. May 27-29, NCAA DI West Regionals, Texas A&M, College Station, Texas NCAA DII Outdoor Championships, Grand Valley State, Allendale, Mich. June 9-12, NCAA DI Outdoor Championships, University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore. –JC/COMMUNITY COLLEGE T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS: May 7-8, Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Southern Region Multi Events Championships, Eugene, Ore. May 8, Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Northwest Region Championships, Seattle, Wash. May 11-13, NJCAA Div. I & III Championships (combined), Levelland, Texas May 22, Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) Southern Region Championships, Eugene, Ore. Scheduled / status: OFFICIAL meets cancelled: June 5, Northern California Community College Championships, Yuba College, Marysville (cancelled) June 11, Southern California Community College Championships, Bakersfield College (cancelled) SUMMER MEETS: JUNE 18-27, US OLYMPIC T&F TRIALS, EUGENE July 4 (Sun.) Stars and Stripes Classic, Atlanta (American Track League) July 10 (Sat.) Sac Town, Sacrament (American Track League) July 17 (Sat.) Meet of Angeles, Los Angeles (American Track League) July 24 (Sat.) American Track League Classic, San Diego JULY 30–AUG. 8, TOKYO OG T&F Dates Aug. 14 (Sat.) Ed Murphey Classic, Memphis, Tenn. (American Track League) Aug. 21 (Sat.) Diamond League EUGENE Aug. 28 (Wed.) American Track League, Seattle, Wash. OTHER INT’L/REGION: July 9-11, NACAC U-23 Champs, St. George’s, GRN July 16-18, Pan Am U-20 Champs, Santiago, CHI July 16-17, USA vs. GER Thorpe Cup, t.b.d. --OTHER MEETS / SUNSET / SUMMER TOUR(S): San Diego Summer Nights tour, t.b.d. 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    LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES – REGULAR MEETING Wednesday, April 23, 2014 • 3:30 p.m. Educational Services Center • Board Room 770 Wilshire Boulevard • Los Angeles, California 90017 The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) was called to order at 3:49 p.m. with President Miguel Santiago presiding. The following members were present: Mike Eng, Mona Field, Nancy Pearlman, Miguel Santiago, Scott J. Svonkin, and Steve Veres. Absent: Ernest H. Moreno (arrived at 3:54 p.m.). Student Trustee Michael J. Griggs was not present. Trustee Svonkin led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Trustee Pearlman explained the background of “Denim Day” and expressed her appreciation to everyone for wearing denim. President Santiago requested a moment of silence in the memory of the students who died on the way to Humboldt University and the victims of the Jewish facilities shootings in Kansas City. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion by Trustee Svonkin, seconded by Trustee Field, to approve the following minutes: Regular Meeting and Closed Session – March 12, 2014 Special Meeting – March 13, 2014 Regular Meeting and Closed Session – March 26, 2014 Student Trustee Advisory Vote: Absent (Griggs) APPROVED: 6 Ayes Absent: Trustee Moreno REPORTS FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF EMPLOYEE ORGANIZATIONS AT THE RESOURCE TABLE The following individuals reported from the Resource Table: Ms. Joanne Waddell, President, Los Angeles College Faculty Guild, Local 1521; Ms. Velma Butler, President, AFT College Staff Guild, Local 1521A. (Trustee Moreno arrived at 3:54 p.m.) ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE COLLEGE PRESIDENTS Ms. Renee D.