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HEAD COACH MARK WETMORE MARK WETMORE Head Coach, 20th Season On the track, Wetmore’s athletes have had a strong presence at the conference, national and and national the conference, at presence had a strong have athletes Wetmore’s On the track, 2 professional levels. They’ve captured 89 individual conference titles, two conference team titles, 18 NCAA titles, team conference two titles, 89 individual conference captured They’ve levels. professional middle collegiate seven broken have CU athletes honors. individual titles and earned 150 All-American records. and long distance than 45 USA combined for more They’ve contracts. signed professional have grads Buff dozen two over university: any by is unmatched level and post-collegiate the professional at success CU runners’ earned have or graduates athletes 2000, 10 CU Since racing. road eld and & fi track country, titles in cross current Fourteen the marathon. through 1,500-meters berths from distances at Team Olympic 17 U.S. combined Teams and 25 have Track World Championship U.S. earned 28 spots on s have and former Buff ve fi won have 2004, CU graduates Since Teams. Country Championship Cross World for 61 berths on U.S. 2004 Indoor 3k), Kara (bronze, Culpepper Championships – Shayne World running at medals in distance Simpson (gold, Jenny 2009 Half Marathon), (bronze, Ritzenhein 2007 10k), Dathan Goucher (bronze, 2013 1,500m). 2011 1,500m and silver, in 1998. Columbia from sciences in movement his Master’s receiving 1978 before in Rutgers from in English Education degree with a Bachelor’s graduated Wetmore Charles Mark

105 All-American cross country cross honors during his tenure. 105 All-American ‘14). He is a 26-time conference ‘13 and times (‘06, three Year of the Country Coach Cross twice (’00 and ’04) the NCAA Men’s Year of the Country Coach Cross Women’s has been named the NCAA Wetmore Year. of the named him the USA Co-Coach and Field Track and in 2014, USA of the year coach Country Cross named Big 12 Conference was Wetmore and Titles Country 16 individual Big 12 Cross 12 men’s), (11 women’s, Titles Team Country 23 Big 12 Cross won his teams titles, national In addition to among all sports head coach when the winningest Big 12 Conference He was 19 times. Year of the Coach in 2011. CU left the conference won all four titles since sport.Pac-12 Championships in any His men have rst titles – the fi men’s Pac-12 the inaugural won teams and women’s Wetmore’s fall and that Conference CU joined the Pac-12 joining the league in 2011. 3 2010 as an f ear overall with the program with the program ear overall y ed also a certifi was Lechman products. ce rejoined his alma mater during the summer of 2010 as an his alma mater rejoined rejoined his alma mater during the summer o his alma mater rejoined n so l Ne lly i Billy Nelson B um l ear as the director of operations, but her 14th of operations, ear as the director y CU a d in for companies has worked Lechman college. graduating since career management ce is in her ninth year as the director of operations, but her 14th year overall with the program with the program overall but her 14th year of operations, as the director year is in her ninth is in her ninth is in her ninth n a 2015 colorado cross country -American an -American

COACHING sTAFF ll mpian, A ren Lechm Olympian, All-American and CU alum Olympian, All-American Oly coordinator. and recruiting coach assistant U.S. at the second He placed career. his professional Prior with New Balance. signing a running contract after crown Steeplechase kick-off 2008 to the 2011 USATF Nelson had a great Nelson won for Nike. he ran that to the at prelims 11th in the second Nelson placed Olympic roster. earn a spot on the U.S. to Trials Olympic Beijing games. Big three He won honors six times. earning All-American CU, runner while at distance in 2007 and a decorated run in 2006 and the steeplechase He was winning the indoor 5,000-meter CU, 12 individual titles while at fi title for CU in 2008, rst Big 12 outdoor won the team that eld and fi track a part’08. Nelson was of the men’s s, he fi nal season with the Buff 1947. title for the men since During Nelson’s track outdoor conference rst the fi with a runner-up career collegiate his meet and capped off and regional the conference at the steeplechase won at the NCAA Championship. nish fi fi nish the to cross racer fth the fi in 2002 when he was honoree. Year a four-time All-Big 12 and three-time country all-region he was As a member of the cross team, of the named the Big 12 Newcomer Nelson was region title (at consecutive to its 12th leading CU won the 2005 NCAARegion title, Mountain ). He (fourth Buff as well. a member of the 2006 NCAA Championship team Nelson was point). that country world cross junior championship. at the nisher Country Champion and junior the USA Junior Cross He was stage. Nelson also shone on the junior national American fi the top 5k champion in 2003. Nelson was on the second He ranks in ethnic studies. CU in 2008 with a degree from graduated native Calif. Taft, and fourth CU (8:28.85) and has the third times in school The at fastest list in the steeplechase all-time performers’ list (13:46.80). 5k performers’ fth on the outdoor fi Nelson also ranks history. They (8), and a son, Noah (5). Arabella a daugher, have They the former Alisa Crane. Nelson is married to Colo. in Longmont, reside Colorado’s fi rst female three-time cross country All-American, Heather Burroughs is in her 12th season on the country Burroughs Heather rst female three-time cross All-American, fi Colorado’s joining Since teams. women’s and with the men’s Wetmore coach Mark assisting head of her alma mater, staff teams and 49 ve NCAA Championship fi teams, championship conference with 13 , she has assisted the staff s the Buff the 2011 season where following head coach associate to promoted was Burroughs All-Americans. rst two fi win the newly-formed conference’s Country Championships to Cross Pac-12 the inaugural swept championships. team CU athletes runners, middle and long distance individual captured 39 have date, and women’s To seasons assisting the men’s 11 track levels. NCAA, American and world made an impact the conference, at have In Burroughs’ 10 individual NCAA titles won have women The accolades. earned All-American titles and 67 have conference four U.S. won have 2007, CU runners with eligibility Since remaining records. six collegiate broken and have individual as three as well championship teams world outdoor titles and earned four berthsoutdoor on U.S. Team. Olympic berths on the U.S. steeplechaser Simpson, who women’s and Jenny became the fastest CU post-collegians coaches Emma Coburn In 2014, Coburn titles. track for 13 individual U.S. Wetmore, combined in partnershiphave with Burroughs, run at medal in the 1,500-meter a silver Simpson, who won ranking. 2 world history and earned a No. in U.S. 1 1,500 and earned the No. title at the 2014 IAAF Diamond League won Championship, World the 2013 IAAF & Track named the USA were Wetmore and of 2014, Burroughs the conclusion At in the event. ranking world Year. of the Co-Coaches Field fi nisher each of her four ve and all-conference top four of the NCAA in nished in the a top-fi she was country CU cross career, fi CU women The During Burroughs’ in 1994, ’95 and ’98. as an All-American as well seasons, nish in 1995. including a runner-up fi of those seasons, three in 1995. She won Year of the Newcomer Track Indoor Women’s All-American. an indoor 5,000-meter and was races in 15 conference the Big 8 Conference On the track, scored she was individual title, one conference during her career. races ed for six NCAA indoor and outdoor qualifi Burroughs CU from She graduated Hill High School. Pembroke Kan. And attended born in Kansas City, was Burroughs in 1999 with a Bachelor of Arts in biology. KarenKa Lechman her promotion. prior to assistant the administrative as she was and offi research c scientifi nance, fi commerical development, software She has had an offi aerobics. and step kick-boxing 1993-2005 and taught tness instructor from fi daughters, and has two Colo., eld, in Broomfi resides Marcy couple former Karen The The 1985. since Brian Lechman has been married to in 1983 communications. Colorado from degree earned her bacherlor’s Lechman and Kimberly. Mychelle 14th Season Coordinator, Coordinator, 12th Season Sixth Season BILLY NELSON BILLY Karen Lechman HEATHER BURROUGHS HEATHER Associate Head Coach, Associate Director of Operations, Assistant Coach/Recruiting 2015 colorado cross country Colorado Cross Country

A Tradition of Excellence 4 108 All-Americans… Championships… 30 Conference Championships… 7 NCAATeam 4 NCAA Individual Champions… athletes. using only U.S. program, just 1993…one combined all since 1988. since Title Women’s win the NCAA to CU is one of only four public universities CU has had four. one school: Men’s win all four NCAA titles at to is the only coach Wetmore Mark twice. CU has won NCAA Champion in the last 20 years. an American Men’s have to CU is one of four programs has won schools that CU is one of only three Individuals. Women’s and Men’s Teams, Women’s and qualify for the IAAF CU has had 29 athletes titles on the same day. team and women’s both men’s Japan Switzerland, Morocco, as Ireland, as far reaching Country Championships in venues Cross World and China. , Kenya of tradition. a matter of course, an annual matter become CU have at later), (some still 30 years occasionally which other schools celebrate Accomplishments of excellence. A tradition . 5 Valerie Valerie Annie Kelly Melanie Nun and junior and I try to keep abreast and I try abreast keep to and sophomore and sophomore and redshirt freshman and redshirt freshman Lucy May and Carrie Verdon Kaitlyn Benner (Heather) Burroughs (Heather) Eryn Blakely cially kicks off on Friday, Sept. 4, at the Colorado State State Colorado at the 4, Sept. Friday, on cially kicks off fi nished 1-2 at the USA Junior Cross Country Championships, at the USA Junior Cross nished 1-2 fi spots in 2014. The team is very young, but that youth has a great deal of has a great youth but that is very team young, The spots in 2014. Sophomore experience. Constien championships. the world to advancing runners one of the top return “We ago when they said. than a year better team, Wetmore a good women’s have “We NCAAs],” [at got seventh can that will be a team This out last year. ago who was years two from Combined with the men and challenge for the podium. nitely defi really so I’m had here, we’ve teams be the best two they might women, about that.” excited s an impact make for the Buff looking to women Other returning include sophomores return junior s also Buff The to the line-up after both suff ered injuries last season and redshirted. Like redshirted. Like injuries last season and ered the line-upto both suff after be challenging for who could some freshmen have the men, women a spot on the varsity roster. a woman have “We explained. Wetmore a little can impact that our varsity this fall; it’s women two are “There than men,” easier for women Pennsylvania, and one from named Dani Jones, Arizona, from coming among the best in whole country named Brianna Schwartz, who were they will be good Whether in the middle and long-distance running. their redshirt take would we enough that better our team make enough to or the sixth could make or seventh They them will be the question. off the even or maybe in the Pac-12 spot for us and compete or ninth eighth change our use them. If they can’t would mean we NCAA, still doesn’t freshmen Those two them. to save be better then it’d ve, fi in the top score very good.” are women on Oct. season offi Shootout 3, CU will host its annual Rocky Mountain The Invitational. which will be its only home meet of the season. titles all four team won men have on Championships this year Colorado’s is the host for Pac-12 State Wash. October Washington 30 in Colfax, the championship in won women The joining the league in 2011. since (2014). Both (2013) and third fth (2012), second fi placed 2011 and have title this season. for another team contend to poised well are teams Poll. Preseason Top-30 be an easy task as several in the USTFCCCA ranked Championships won’t schools are the Pac-12 Winning of the league’s is sixth. and Oregon second is ranked Stanford side, CU on the men’s After (t28) are (22) and California State (20), Arizona Washington UCLA (13), sixth and is ranked Oregon side, On the women’s in the poll. also listed 15th. came in at Washington is seventh. Stanford 13 in set for Nov. NCAA Region Championships are Mountain The Country will host the NCAA Cross Ky. N.M. and Louisville, Albuquerque, Sawyer ‘Tom’ inside E.P. 21 on the course Championships on November Park. State are team members the erent; diff are the opponents erent; every before, ago and I think said it a year “I think I said this a year is diff year he or she from what erent is diff teammate each individual even erent; diff of the sport science “The evolves. explained. Wetmore ago,” a year was head] Coach [Associate of that and keep learning. Really, every year is a new story; I don’t know know every is a new story; year I don’t Really, learning. and keep of that and keeps it fresh keeps what That’s a new book or chapter. if it’s the same and stays but the enthusiasm It can get waring, it exciting. going to it’s up, coming is a special team This the same. challenges stay be fun.” Joe and (21st is the and Ben Saarel (2014) were also (2014) were Erin Clark 2015 colorado cross country ; and Mark Wetmore John Dressel Ammar Moussa, Pierce

2015 SEASON OUTLOOK Adam Peterman Adam Connor Winter and narrowly missed All-American honors by fi ve fi honors by missed All-American narrowly (2013) and Ryan Forsyth, Ethan Gonzales, Chris Herrick Ethan Gonzales, Forsyth, Ryan Maddie Alm all redshirted the 2014 season and could be looking for all redshirted the 2014 season and could Zach Perrin . Forsyth, Miller and Dressel all placed in the top 10 of the 2015 in the top all placed Miller and Dressel . Forsyth, Few teams enter the 2015 NCAA Cross Country season with the high the 2015 NCAA Cross enter teams Few is what but that does, of Colorado the University that expectations for the last few years. has been so successful happens when a single team NCAA Championships (2013 and back-to-back Expectations titles. Conference the last four Pac-12 off coming won men are ’14), and have The coach head aloes, high, but luckily for the Buff are year) knows how to handle it and doesn’t let those expectations take over. take let those expectations handle it and doesn’t to how knows year) he said in expectations,” its expectations, have to the team and I allow else’s worry much about anybody expectations, too my then I don’t “I have champions; the defending national are we that get it, “We early August. we’ll out, come the rankings When a good roster. have we that get it, we in nish second fi disconcerting is if you about that What’s be number one. they have side, On the men’s this is a good group. But, lost. the NCAA, you less they’re before; they’ve been there mature; more they’re experience; feel good We the big race. get to when we dumb mistakes make to likely among sense of entitlement manage is any to have we What about it. I don’t they get arrogant. or that about it, they get cavalier them, or that for mostly.” be watching we’ll what That’s yet. of that evidence see any seniors, Four of those are ve All-Americans. letterwinners which includes this team, seven to men return The fi Murphy, Morgan Pearson Murphy, is a junior. Murphy and Saarel are two-time All-Americans, while while two-time All-Americans, are and Saarel Murphy is a junior. Redshirt earned the distinction once. have Winter and Moussa, Pearson sophomores seasons. in the last two championship team members of a national on the 2013 the 2014 NCAA Championships, at scored scored while Pearson group that from Four Winter, and Saarel Moussa, Murphy, and Saarel. with Moussa, Murphy team Wetmore good,” that are that ve varsity-experienced four or fi returning four or more have but it is atypical to have “It is not atypical to athletes, were that team last year’s people from four returning have “We said. ve.” fi start to score good place a pretty when you That’s All-Americans. Freshmen s. for the race to for a chance waiting talent of young CU has a wealth Buff Miller Paul freshmen along with incoming spot, a roster only All-American on the squad, but she will be joined by a talented a talented but she will be joined by on the squad, only All-American Senior group. Klecker Country Championships last February and Miller USA Junior Cross Championships in March. World the IAAF at compete on to went Dressel and ranked nationally “They’re said. Wetmore John help us, potentially could guys that [freshmen] two are “There and Joe Klecker.” Dressel but a 17 and half or 18-year-old guy trying very make accomplished, to four returning have we been mentioned, As it’s is a long-shot. this team run who didn’t before a year our guy back from have We very good men. if no one solid, ve is probably very Our fi top good. he’s for us last year; and we seven That’s juniors. experienced returning, have We gets hurt. might of those freshmen so one or two meet, the conference at run ten get a spot.” fi nish out for postseason be counted place ve letterwinners shouldn’t a seventh team from CU women’s The fi returns team The success. Junior Pac-12s. at nish fi place NCAAs and a third at COLORADO MEN COLORADO COLORADO WOMEN COLORADO

2015 ROSTERS 2015 colorado cross country 6 Name Madeline Alm* Kaitlyn Benner* Eryn Blakely Caldwell Mackenzie Erin Clark* Constien Valerie Dani Jones 5-3 5-6 Annie Kelly* 5-3 Ht Kaleigh Kroeker Mann Sr. Elissa 5-3 So. Karina Mann So. Yr 5-6 Lucy May 5-5 2L So. Melanie Nun 1L Amanda Ortiz 1L 5-5 RFr. Exp. Abigail Regner 5-2 5-6 Jr. 1L (Monarch) Colo. Louisville, Brianna Schwartz (Monarch) Colo. Superior, Seligman Cayla (High School/College) Hometown RS 5-10 North) (Columbus Ind. Columbus, Fr. Fr. Jr. Tuttle 5-9 Tayler 2L (Alverno) Calif. Monrovia, Verdon Carrie Fr. 5-4 5-4 Mountain) (Battle Colo. Edwards, HS HS 5-1 1L Fr. 5-5 (South Eugene) Ore. Eugene, 5-8 HS RSo. So. Name 5-2 Vista) Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert So. Creek) (Pine HS Colo. Springs, Colorado Ga. (Milton/Mississippi) Alpharetta, John Dressel Fr. Fr. 1L/RS Forsyth Ryan 5-3 (Monarch) Colo. Louisville, 1L 5-2 Fr. Reilly Friedman VR (Monarch) Colo. Louisville, (Legacy) Colo. eld, HS Ethan Gonzales Broomfi HS So. Nick Harris Academy) Joseph’s (St. RJr. Mo. Louis, St. HS Chris Herrick Mountain) (Battle Colo. Eagle, (Ridge) Basking N.J. Ridge, Joe Holvey (Shaler Area) Pa. Pittsburgh, TR 2L/RS Joe Klecker 6-0 (Issaquah) Wash. Issaquah, Ht. 5-11 Christian Martin 5-11 (Campolindo) Miller Paul Calif. Moraga, 5-11 Christian/Georgia) Ga. (Providence Snellville, Fr. Ammar Moussa* RFr. Fr. Yr Murphy* Pierce RFr. 5-10 Pearson Morgan 6-1 HS RS Zachary Perrin HS Exp. 5-6 5-9 RS Peterman Jr. Adam 6-0 RFr. RamosJustice Spokane) (Mt. Wash. Colbert, 5-7 Park) (Severna Md. Park, Severna (High School/College) Hometown Ben Saarel* School) Galloway Ga. (The Atlanta, Jr. 6-2 eld) So. TR (Broomfi Colo. Sheesley Luke Westminter, 5-8 RS Fr. 5-11 Winter* Connor Sr. VR RFr. TR 6-0 6-2 Sr. (Niwot/Washington) Colo. Niwot, 2014 postseason scorers returning *-indicates HS RSr. (Hellgate) Missoula, Mont. 3L 6-2 RS (South Eugene/Oregon) RSo. Ore. Eugene, (Heritage/Nebraska) Colo. Littleton, 2L 3L So. Minn. (Hopkins) Minnetonka, 6-1 6-0 5-11 (Arcadia) Fr. Calif. Arcadia, 1L/RS (Poudre) Colo. Fort Collins, 1L (Delbarton/Duke) N.J. Morristown, (Island) Hanalei, Hawai’i Jr. So. Sr. (Flathead) Mont. Lakeside, HS (Hellgate) Missoula, Mont. 2L TR 3L (Montezuma-Cortez) Colo. Dolores, City) Utah (Park (Fort Collins) City, Park Colo. Fort Collins, (Arapahoe) Colo. Centennial, 7 800-meters: 2:18; 4x800-relay: 9:28; 9:28; 2:18; 4x800-relay: 800-meters: Alm is majoring in integrative physiology and physiology Alm is majoring in integrative Alm made a huge impact on the team as a junior, Alm made a huge impact as a junior, on the team Alm was a member of the then-Monarch High School a member of the then-Monarch Alm was Madeline Rachael Alm was born on JanuaryMadeline Rachael Alm was 9, 1993 in Alm made the varsity team after placing 20th at the Rocky the Rocky placing 20th at after Alm made the varsity team Did not compete. Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE with a 2 runner in the postseason. She started off No. CU’s becoming fi placing fourth Shootout, for the at the Rocky Mountain nish fth place fi placing 29th at NCAAPre-Nationals, 3 No. to CU’s up s. Alm moved Buff which included races, nal three 2 harrier in the fi No. CU’s She was overall. Pac-12 and NCAARegion Mountain at the nishes fi place a pair of seventh year, NCAAs. at During the nished the season 51st Alm fi Championships. and all-region. Team First named All-Pac-12 she was 2013: the Santa race, s in the following She led the Buff Shootout. Mountain of race fi nal nish. Alm’s fi fth-place with a fi Invitational, Bronco Clara 7 runner No. CU’s She was Championship. the Pac-12 the season was fi nish. team to a second-place helping CU overall, nished 36th and fi 2012: HIGH SCHOOL: a time of 9:28 at in 2010 which ran relay setting 4x800-meter record country in cross and letters She earned two championships. the state In 2010 her cross Coyotes. team with the eld and fi on the track two and placed in Oregon Nationals Cross ed for Nike country qualifi team academic selection as a junior and an all-state Alm was 15th overall. as a sophomore. merit award senior and earned the student HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 18:08. 5,000-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: All- the Pac-12 named to She was than 3.30 GPA. a greater owns ‘14. in 2013 and team mention honorable Academic PERSONAL: of Ronald and Michelle Alm She is the daughter Colo. Louisville, at basketball played Landon. Her grandfather brother, has one younger During her hiking and spending time with her family. Alm enjoys Iowa. ed for the Junior Olympics she qualifi years, fth and sixth grade fourth, fi in jump roping.

Colorado BUffaloes (Monarch) Senior • 2L Louisville, Colo. Louisville, MADELINE ALM 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 21:17 ...... 5/4 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 21:18 ...... 29/3 Pre-Nationals at ...... 20:28 ..7/2 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 21:21 ...... 7/2 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 20:53 ....51/2 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... 22:54 ...... 20/6 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 22:34 ...... 5/1 Invite SC Bronco at ...... 22:51 ..36/7 Championship Pac-12 at HONORS 2014 All-Region Team First 2014 All-Pac-12 All-Academic 2014 USTFCCCA mention honorable All-Academic 2013, 14 Pac-12 PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:16.23 (O) 1,500-m ...... 4:18.84 (O) Mile ...... 5:05.56 (I) 3,000-m ...... 9:33.84 (I) 5,000-m ...... 16:14.97 (O) Benner started the 2015 season early, Benner started the 2015 season early, 1,600-meters: 5:03; 3,200-meters: 10:58; 10:58; 5:03; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Benner is a chemical and biological engineering Benner was a member of the MHS cross country a member of the MHS cross team Benner was Kaitlyn Marilyn Benner was born on September 25, 1996 born on September Kaitlyn Marilyn Benner was Benner earned a spot on the varsity roster after placing ninth placing ninth after Benner earned a spot on the varsity roster

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2015: CROSS COUNTRY Country Championships in February. the USA Junior Cross at competing nishing in 21:48. fi the junior title, she won just compete, She didn’t Country Junior Cross World the IAAF at lead the U.S. on to Benner went (21:45). placing 27th overall Championships, 2014: unattached). she raced (where Shootout the Rocky Mountain at overall she placed was NCAAPre-Nationals; in the black and gold race rst Her fi a 29th place up to Benner moved 4 runner. No. CU’s and was 52nd overall fi fth runner. s as the Buff scoring weeks later, couple of Pac-12s a at nish fi overall placing 13th regionals, at rst individual honor her fi She recorded nished the Benner Region team. fi the All-Mountain be named to to fi nish. team place a seventh to s helping the Buff NCAAs, season 81st at HIGH SCHOOL: went team The ‘13. ‘12 and championship in 2011, the state won that overall; fth fi in 2013 and placed Nationals Cross Nike at compete on to Nationals Cross Nike at MHS also raced 61st individually. Benner was the NXN Southwest selected(NXN) in 2010, placing 15th. Benner to was in 2010. On team in 2011 and the All-Freshman team All-Sophomore placed that team relay a member of the 4x800-meter the track, she was also set the school record relay The in 2012, ’13 and ’14. state at second holder in the 3,200 Benner is the MHS record 9:22. Individually, at named and was as a Coyote (10:58). She earned four academic letters years. team her junior and senior rst fi All-Colorado the Academic to HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 9:11. 4x800-relay: IN THE CLASSROOM: at CU. year rst in her fi a 3.948 GPA She recorded major. PERSONAL: Benner of and Kathy of Pat She is the daughter Calif. in Sacramento, Benner has done Grace. sister, She has one younger Colo. Superior, Angeles Mississippi, Los includes mission trips to that work volunteer and the Bahamas.

Colorado BUffaloes (Monarch) Superior, Colo. Superior, Sophomore • 1L KAITLYN BENNER KAITLYN 8 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... +9...... 21:40 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 21:37 ...... 52/4 Pre-Nationals at ...... 21:00 ..29/5 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 21:33 ...... 13/5 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 21:06 ....81/3 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2014 All-Region All-Academic 2014 USTFCCCA PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:25.32 (O) 3,000-m ...... 9:24.20 (I) 5,000-m ...... 16:08.22 (I) 9 Blakely ran in three races for the Buff s. She s. for the Buff races in three ran Blakely 800-meters: 2:18.45; 1,600-meters: 5:09.17; 2:18.45; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Blakely is majoring in integrative physiology and physiology is majoring in integrative Blakely Blakely was named the AHS cross country and and track named the AHS cross was Blakely Eryn Larisa Blakely was born on November 11, 1995 11, 1995 Eryn born on November was Larisa Blakely

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2014: CROSS COUNTRY Shootout at the Rocky Mountain nish fi with a 26th place started off race nal Her fi NCAA Pre-Nationals. at 17th in the open race and was 87th overall. she was where Pac-12s was HIGH SCHOOL: Junior National at the 2012 USATF competed She MVP as a senior. eld fi It was steeplechase. Championships in the 2,000-meter & Field Track in 7:35.45. second and she placed time running the event just her third Honor Roll. also a member of the Principal’s was Blakely HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 7:35.45. steeplechase: 2,000-meter IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.00 GPA. has a greater PERSONAL: and Lara of Michael Blakely She is the daughter Calif. in Monrovia, has Blakely Eric Blakely. and has one older brother, Larramendi guitar playing singing, and enjoys Angeles Zoo the Los at volunteered a member of the AHS equestrian team She was and horseback riding. and started seven. riding when she was

Colorado BUffaloes (Alverno) Sophomore • 1L Monrovia, Calif. Monrovia, ERYN BLAKELY 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 22:24 ...... 26/8 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... +17...... 22:51 Pre-Nationals at ...... 22:07 ..87/10 Championship Pac-12 at PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:17.14 (O) 1,500-m ...... 4:57.99 (O) Mile ...... 4:57.62 (I) 3,000-m ...... 9:37.24 (I) ...... 10:42.98Steeplechase (O) Caldwell started the USA Junior the season early at Caldwell Caldwell is majoring in marketing and owns a GPA a GPA and owns is majoring in marketing Caldwell 800-meters: 2:21; 1,600-meters: 4:55; 3,200-meters: 4:55; 3,200-meters: 2:21; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Caldwell owns three records at CNHS: the 5-kilometer cross cross CNHS: the 5-kilometer at records three owns Caldwell Mackenzie Ann Caldwell was born on May 20, 1996 in Columbus, 20, 1996 in Columbus, born on May was Ann Caldwell Mackenzie Caldwell ran unattached at the Rocky Mountain Shootout and placed and placed Shootout the Rocky Mountain at unattached ran Caldwell

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2015: CROSS COUNTRY nishing 14th in 23:36. fi Country Championships in February, Cross 2014: at s for the Buff She debuted earn a spot on the varsity roster. to 14th overall and Pac-12s 44th at was Caldwell placing 128th overall. NCAA Pre-Nationals, NCAAs with a 195th place She ended the season at regionals. 36th at placed nish. fi HIGH SCHOOL: run (4:55) and the 3,200 (10:37), (17:29), the 1,600-meter country record course set the cross Caldwell Indiana records. double as the Conference and all three The on April 26, 2014. on October records 9, 2013 and both track country record (2010-13) and country years the CI cross champions four straight Bull Dogs were was named all-state Caldwell won the title in 2014. team eld and fi the track times on the track country and three times as a member of the cross team three She country selection years. a cross all-conference and was four straight team, country fourth cross meet as a senior and was her the state at second placed 3,200 title the 2014 indoor state won Caldwell and junior years. sophomore fth in the 1,600 and 3,200. As a fi season, she placed and during the outdoor sixth and was in the 3,200 as a sophomore. in both events third she was junior, for named academic all-state and was in the classroom also excelled Caldwell country and for cross as a sophomore. senior years through her sophomore track HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 10:37. IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.70. greater PERSONAL: older brothers, of Gary and has two She is the daughter and Renee Caldwell Ind. She hiking and photography. camping, enjoys and Raleigh.Quinton Caldwell (2010-11) Most Improved March the Oboe and earned Symphonic plays was Caldwell (2013-14) awards. Ensemble Outstanding Attitude Wind and the also part honors (2013-14) and of the Bull Dog and earned MVP News Network (2012-13). Award the Spoke

Colorado BUffaloes Columbus, Ind. Columbus, Sophomore • 1L (Columbia North) (Columbia MACKENZIE CALDWELL MACKENZIE 10 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... +14...... 22:00 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 22:17 ...... 128/6 Pre-Nationals at ...... 21:22 ..44/6 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 22:14 ...... 36/7 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 21:55 ....195/7 NCAA Championship at PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:42.24 (O) 3,000-m ...... 9:40.38 (I) 5,000-m ...... 16:27.96 (O) 10,000-m ...... 34:39.01 (O) 11 1,500-meters: 4:28.90; 3,000-meters: 9:32.08; 9:32.08; 4:28.90; 3,000-meters: 1,500-meters: Clark is majoring in integrative physiology and owns and owns physiology Clark is majoring in integrative Clark moved into a leadership role as a sophomore as the as a sophomore a leadership role into Clark moved Clark recorded a sixth-place fi nish at the 2012 Oregon State State at the 2012 Oregon nish a sixth-place fi Clark recorded Erin Elizabeth Clark was born on December 28, 1994 in Albany, born on December 28, 1994 in Albany, Clark was Erin Elizabeth Clark earned a spot on the varsity roster as a true freshman. She ran She ran as a true freshman. Clark earned a spot on the varsity roster

COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE s. She startedby winning the Rocky Mountain the season harrier for the Buff top NCAA Pre-Nationals. at seventh Clark placed later, weeks A couple Shootout. Clark recognition. Team First earning All-Pac-12 fourthShe was Pac-12s, at earning her second regionals, the runner-up at and was excel to continued the season with a 31st place She capped off years. honor in as many all-region fi honor. rst All-America at NCAAs for her nish fi 2013: third nished an impressive but fi unattached, Shootout the Rocky Mountain 3 No. nished as CU’s she fi NCAA Pre-Nationals, meet, following The overall. to a second- s Clark helped the Buff overall. nish 28th the fi crossing runner, again as placing 13th, once Pac-12 Championship, at the nish fi team place coming in regionals, at nish of the season her best fi 3. She recorded No. CU’s seventh-place a s capture fi year helping the Buff nished the Clark overall. fth fi was named All-Pac-12 she year, by placing 97th. at NCAAs During the nish fi and all-region. Team Second HIGH SCHOOL: the 2011 meet and was at placing third Country Championships after 6A Cross eighth Clark placed nish as a senior, her sixth-place fi in 2010. Following eighth Locker the Foot 11th at Northwest Regional and took Nationals Cross the Nike at Northwest Regional her Cross the Nike at Clark also competed Regional. West On placing fourth respectively. and seventh, years, junior and sophomore in 2013 with Clark won title twice. 3,000-meter the state the track, she won in 2011. as a sophomore (9:32) and she also won and school record a state in the 3k and was second she took meet during her junior year, the state At in the 1,500. third HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 16:41.36. 5,000-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: All- Pac-12 mention the honorable than 3.40. She tabbed to greater a GPA in 2014. team Academic PERSONAL: of Andy and Susan Clark also has one younger She is the daughter Ore. country cross on Oregon’s Herrmann, ran Kathy Her aunt, Nathan. brother, racer was an alpine skiing and team. Clark also enjoys eld and fi and track in high school. 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes • 2L Junior Eugene, Ore. Eugene, ERIN CLARK (South Eugene) 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 20:20 ...... 1/1 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 20:55 ...... 7/1 Pre-Nationals at ...... 20:19 ..4/1 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 20:57 ...... 2/1 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:37 ....31/1 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... +3...... 21:22 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 20:48 ...... 28/3 Pre-Nationals at ...... 21:59 ..13/3 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 20:40 ...... 5/3 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 21:18 ....97/4 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2014 All-American Region 2013, 14 All-Mountain Team First 2014 All-Pac-12 Finalist Year of the Athlete 2014-15 CU Female mention honorable All-Academic 2014 Pac-12 All-Academic 2013, 14 USTFCCCA Team Second 2013 All-Pac-12 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:23.86 (O) Mile ...... 5:06.56 (I) 3,000-m ...... 9:19.60 (I) 5,000-m ...... 15:57.54 (O) ...... 9:59.67Steeplechase (O) Constien made her cross country made her cross debut for the Constien 400-meters: 1:01.66; 800-meters: 2:16; 1,600-meters: 2:16; 1,600-meters: 1:01.66; 800-meters: 400-meters: Constien is majoring in environmental engineering. engineering. is majoring in environmental Constien Constien was a four-sport athlete at BMHS, competing in cross in cross BMHS, competing a four-sport at was athlete Constien Valerie H. Constien was born on March 21, 1996 in Vail, Colo. She Colo. Vail, 21, 1996 in born on March was H. Constien Valerie Redshirt. Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2015: CROSS COUNTRY a runner-up recording Country Championships, at the USA Junior Cross s Buff world championships where ed her for the nish qualifi fi The nish in 21:54. fi 62nd in 22:58. she placed 2014: HIGH SCHOOL: owns or is a part She of seven skiing and soccer. Nordic eld, & fi track country, country set the 5k cross record 17:55 to ran BMHS. In 2013, Constien at records (2:16) and in the 800-meters records and in the spring of 2014, she recorded in the triple jump (36-3), 4x400, 4x800 records also own 1,600 (5:04). Constienl Slope Western 4A straight three Huskies won The medley relays. and distance country for cross in a row (2011-13) and three Championships in track League all- rst-team named fi was Constien (2011-13) during her time on the team. team all-state rst country a fi for cross and was her junior and senior years state Country Cross the 2013 Nike at She raced selection as a sophomore. for track placed On the track, Constien 10th overall. Regionals and was West South Constien also nishing in 5:04. championships in the 1,600, fi sixth the state at a member of the BMHS and was academic honors while at earned numerous Honor Society. National HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 11:40. 5:04; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: and has one sister, Colo., of Edwards, of Ron and Ann Constien is the daughter the piano and can play and reading crafts baking, enjoys Constien Elizabeth. band and pep a member of her high school’s horn. She was and French of high school. all four years

Colorado BUffaloes Freshman • RS Freshman Edwards, Colo. Edwards, (Battle Mountain) (Battle VALERIE CONSTIEN VALERIE 12 TRACK PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:33.53 (O) Mile ...... 4:51.06 (I) 3,000-m ...... 10:17.30 (O) ...... 10:28.08Steeplechase (O) 13 800-meters: 1:56.55; 1,600-meters: 4:10.95; 1:56.55; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Dressel is a business major. is a business major. Dressel Dressel won the 2015 3A Washington State 1,600 and State Washington the 2015 3A won Dressel John Hiatt Dressel was born on May 2, 1997 in Spokane, 2, 1997 in Spokane, born on May was Dressel John Hiatt

2015 colorado cross country HIGH SCHOOL: 3,200 record Wildcats’ the titles as a senior and owns 3,200-meter Country the 2015 USA Junior Cross at competed (8:57.00). Dressel earn a spot on the roster to Championships in Boulder third and placed nisher American fi the top he was championships where for the world American Cross Pan also a member of the 2015 APA 27th. He was at Country Cross a three-time FootLocker was Dressel team. Country Cup a 2012 3,200 New Balance Outdoor (2012-14), and was All-American on three four times, the MSHS MVP He was All-American. Nationals and all-state was country for track. Dressel and once the cross course country Georgetown, track). six times (four cross and two all-conference Arkansas, Gonzaga, Princeton, Portland, Wisconsin, Oregon, Stanford, he chose CU. him before all recruited Dame and Oklahoma State Notre HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 8:57.00. 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: country coach, his high school cross and track He is the son of Alex, Wash. His Hayden. and has one sibling, Wash. of Colbert, Dressel and Linette Lisa country Arkansas and his aunt and cross at track also ran father soccer, also enjoys Dressel and Auburn. Wisconsin at ran Ferraro (Dressel) and hiking. traveling

Colorado BUffaloes • HS (Mt. Spokane)(Mt. Colbert, Wash. Colbert, Wash. Freshman Freshman JOHN DRESSEL TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:56.55 1,600-m ...... 4:10.95 3,200-m ...... 8:57.00 Forsyth raced to a seventh place fi nish at the nish fi place a seventh to raced Forsyth 1,600-meters: 4:18; 3,000-meters: 8:30; 8:30; 4:18; 3,000-meters: 1,600-meters: Forsyth is a mechanical engineering major. is a mechanical engineering major. Forsyth Forsyth competed with the Severna Park Cross Country Cross Park with the Severna competed Forsyth Ryan Forsyth was born on July 7, 1996 in Baltimore, Md. Md. born on July 7, 1996 in Baltimore, was Forsyth Ryan Redshirt. Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY - 2015: CROSS COUNTRY nishing in 26:10. fi Country Championships, USA Junior Cross 2014: HIGH SCHOOL: 52nd he was Championship where National Cross the 2013 Nike Club at fourth placed in the 5,000-meter Forsyth individually and led the team. sixth New and was in the 5k at New Balance Indoor Nationals run at honors in 2014. earn a pair of All-America to Balance Outdoor Nationals holder in the indoor 3,200 (9:16) and He is the Maryland record state named the 2013 Gatorade was country (15:41). Forsyth the 5k in cross and earned multiple all- Year Maryland Country Runner of the Cross country all four while lettering in cross and track recognition state SPHS. at years HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 14:39. 9:09; 5,000-meters: 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: He has one Md. Park, of Severna Forsyth and Zoe He is the son of David enjoys Forsyth twins. who are Caroline, and one sister, Andrew, brother, as a He has worked skiing and model building. wakeboarding, sailing, sail boats. sailing school instructor and had raced

Colorado BUffaloes Freshman • RS Freshman (Severna Park) (Severna Severna Park, Md. Park, Severna RYAN FORSYTHRYAN 14 TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:18 3,000-m ...... 8:34:81 (I) 3,200-m ...... 9:09 5,000-m ...... 14:39 15 1,600-meters: 4:21; 3,200-meters: 9:21; 9:21; 4:21; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: n Friedman was born on June 11, 1997 in born on June 11, 1997 in was n Friedman Friedman is majoring in mathematics. is majoring in mathematics. Friedman Friedman, the 2014-15 Georgia Gatorade Boys Runner Gatorade the 2014-15 Georgia Friedman, Reilly Griffi

2015 colorado cross country Atlanta, Ga. He is the son of Brion Friedman and Deirdre Lavieri and Lavieri and Deirdre Ga. He is the son of Brion Friedman Atlanta, collecting He is an Eagle Scout and enjoys Haines. has one brother, music and exploring. HIGH SCHOOL: country and (four cross and four track letters earned eight Year, of the cross straight won three School and The Galloway eld) as a member of fi the as named by Year country titles (2012-14). Also the Runner of Nationals Cross sixth the Nike took at Friedman Club, Track Atlanta at the nished 28th and then fi Southeast Regional championships, prep against Georgia nishing unbeaten fi In addition to NXN Final. the tape in 14:48.20 at in 2014, he broke country competitors cross fastest as the state’s which ranked Asics Invitational, High’s Alexander a three-time state was 5K of the season. On the track, Friedman run (2013-15) and a two-timechampion in the 3,200-meter runner-up sixthin the 1,600 (2012, ’13). In 2015, he placed the New Balance at school records, several owns Indoor Championships in the 5k. Friedman by also recruited including the 1,600 (4:21) and 3,200 (9:24). He was Ole Miss New Mexico, Portland, Virginia, Northern Georgia, Arizona, Tech. and Georgia HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 32:24. 14:48; 10,000-meters: 5,000-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL:

Colorado BUffaloes Atlanta, Ga. Freshman • HS Freshman (The Galloway School) (The Galloway REILLY FRIEDMAN REILLY TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:21 3,200-m ...... 9:21 5,000-m ...... 14:48 10,000-m ...... 32:24 Redshirt. Did not compete. Redshirt. Did not compete. Gonzales is majoring in environmental Gonzales is majoring in environmental 1,600-meters: 4:16.73; 3,200-meters: 9:00.58. 4:16.73; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Gonzales earned four letters on the cross country on the cross team Gonzales earned four letters Ethan Alexander Gonzales was born on March 25, 1996 born on March Gonzales was Ethan Alexander

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2014: CROSS COUNTRY HIGH SCHOOL: was at BHS. He team eld and fi as a member of the track and four letters Country Championships, 4A Cross the 2013 Colorado the runner-up at Gonzales also championship. rst state their fi helping the Eagles to Track 4A Colorado at the 2014 nishes a pair of runner-up fi recorded run (4:19.37) and 3,200 Championships in the 1,600-meter & Field the and he also owns (9:25.55). His time in the 1,600 is BHS record, third Gonzales placed in the 3,200 (9:18.16). As a junior, school record by also recruited in the 3,200. He was second in the 1,600 and was and Memphis. California Portland, Dame, Notre Princeton, HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.20. greater a GPA He has recorded engineering. PERSONAL: Gonzales of Tammy He is the son of Charles and Colo. in Denver, Gonzales lists his hobbies as Ivy. He has one sister, Colo. Westminster, hiking and camping. biking, swimming,

Colorado BUffaloes (Broomfi eld) (Broomfi Freshman • RS Freshman Westminster, Colo. Westminster, ETHAN GONZALES 16 TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:16.73 3,200-m ...... 9:00.58 17 1,600-meters: 4:18.79; 3,200-meters: 9:32.53. 4:18.79; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Harris is majoring in history. Harris is majoring in history. Harris competed two cross country cross seasons for the two Harris competed Harris fi nished ninth at the 2011 Colorado 4A state 4A state Colorado at the 2011 nished ninth Harris fi Nick Harris was born in Denver, Colo. He is the son of former Colo. born in Denver, Nick Harris was

2015 colorado cross country AT WASHINGTON: WASHINGTON: AT the at redshirting 53rd the 2012 season. In 2013, he placed Huskies, the Sundodger opening the season 30th at Championships after Pac-12 Washington the in 2014, placing 91st at once Harris only ran Invite. ran the track,On he race. ering a fall during the suff after Invitational the NCAA to Harris advanced seasons. outdoor indoor and two three nals twice in the 1,500 (2014 and ’15) made semifi Prelims West in prelims At honors. mention honorable earn All-America in 2014 to running 3:52.84, which also record, 2014, he set the UW freshman in the 800 at eighth Harris placed Indoors, sixth UW. all-time at ranked eighth ranks the 2015 MPSF Championships with a PR of 1:50.06 that in 2015 nished third also a part He was fi of the DMR that in UW history. During the 2014 season, Harris in UW history. fastest (9:34.81), the third MPSFs in 4:05.09. in the mile at third placed HIGH SCHOOL: the placing 13th as a junior in 2010. On the track, he won meet after sixth title in a PR of 4:18.79. He also took in the 3,200 at 1,600-meter win the his 9:32.53 PR in the 3,200 to Harris clocked meet. the state meet. Conference Tri-Valley/Northern HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: letterwinnerwas a four-year on the Colin Colin and Maribeth. s Buff letterwinnerwas a four-year on the team, while Maribeth eld & fi track the NCAA Championship. won that including the 1982 team ski team, and Quinn. His uncle Richie Kevin Colin, older brothers, Harris has three State. Colorado at Harris ran

Colorado BUffaloes Junior • TR Junior • Niwot, Colo. Niwot, NICK HARRIS (Niwot/Washington) TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:50.06 (I) 1,500-m ...... 3:42.84 (O) Mile ...... 4:05.09 3,000-m ...... 8:17.71 Redshirt. Did not compete. 1,600-meters: 4:23; 3,200-meters: 9:17. 4:23; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Herrick is an ecology and evolutionaryHerrick is an ecology biology Herrick broke a 39-year-old school record in the in the a 39-year-old school record Herrick broke Christopher Coulson Herrick was born on November 13, born on November Herrick was Coulson Christopher

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2014: CROSS COUNTRY HIGH SCHOOL: a to in 2013. He raced Invitational the Arcadia run at 3,200-meter his high school for a few hours before time of 9:17 and held the record his record broke Peterman, Adam CU teammate, and current teammate cross State Montana straight three won Knights The night. that later titles (2010- track state country titles (2011-13) and four consecutive country during his senior cross season, but in injured 13). Herrick was in in the 1,600 (4:28.61) and third state at second the spring he placed fourth he was in the 3,200 (9:29.54) the 3,200 (9:32.60). As a junior, cross at the state eighth fth in the 1,600 (4:25.12). He also placed and fi (1,600 and 3,200) in track country all-state meet in 2012. Herrick was as Award” “Knight with the HHS honored He was and academic all-state. captain in 2013 despite countrya senior and served as the cross team’s Northern Portland, by Arizona, also recruited Herrick was being injured. and Oklahoma. State Washington HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.70. greater a GPA He has recorded major. PERSONAL: and Jill Herrick of Missoula, He is the son of Jonathan Ore. 1995 in Bend, skiing biking, mountain Jenna. He enjoys Herrick also has a sister, Mont. a lot of and spent in Alaska for six years Herrick lived and backpacking. shing. time salmon and halibut fi

Colorado BUffaloes (Hellgate) Freshman • RS Freshman Missoula, Mont. CHRIS HERRICK 18 TRACK PRs TRACK Mile ...... 4:26.11 (I) 3,000-m ...... 8:25.70 (I 19 Holvey ran one race for the Buff s, placing for the Buff one race ran Holvey Holvey is majoring in ecology and evolutionary is majoring in ecology Holvey 1,500-meter: 3:58.53; 2,000-meter steeplechase: 3:58.53; 2,000-meter 1,500-meter: Holvey competed in cross country and in track and fi eld country and fi in cross and in track competed Holvey Holvey competed one season for the Ducks. During one season for the Ducks. the competed Holvey Joseph Mark Jerome Holvey was born February 28, 1994 was Holvey Joseph Mark Jerome

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2015: CROSS COUNTRY NCAA Pre-Nationals. at 19th in the open race OREGON: AT cross country season, he competed in two meets for the Ducks, fi nishing fi meets for the Ducks, countryin two cross season, he competed with a time of 19:21.31 and crossing Invitational Park the Pier 24th at 95th. place to the Bill Dellinger Invitational the line in 26:49.00 at HIGH SCHOOL: In 2011, he helped his team letters. and earned three for the Axemen he Individually, country. Championships in cross State the Oregon to at the Duel Border steeplechase in the 2,000-meter nished second fi Athletic fourth placed State the Oregon Classic (6:01). Holvey at Track nishing Championships in the 1,500, fi Outdoor 6A State Association with a time of 3:58.53. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 6:01. IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.50. greater a GPA biology and owns PERSONAL: San Diego baseball at who played He is the son of Joe, Ore. in Eugene, enjoys Holvey Annie. sister, and has one younger Holvey and Kathi State, for for Food He has also volunteered and swimming. basketball playing Meets. Club All-Comer’s Track and the Oregon Lane County

Colorado BUffaloes Junior • VR Junior • Eugene, Ore. Eugene, JOE HOLVEY (South Eugene/Oregon) 2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... Tim 2014 ...... Fin/CU NCAA.....+19 Pre-Nationals at ...... 26:26 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 3:58.53 Mile ...... 4:38.93 (I) 3,000-m ...... 9:13.83 ...... 9:30.00Steeplechase (O) 800-meters: 2:08; mile: 4:39; 1,600-meters: 2:08; mile: 4:39; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Jones is majoring in integrative physiology. physiology. Jones is majoring in integrative The 2014-15 Arizona Gatorade Girls Cross Country Country Girls Cross Gatorade 2014-15 Arizona The Danielle ‘Dani’ Alex Jones was born on August 21, 1996 in born on August Jones was Alex ‘Dani’ Danielle

2015 colorado cross country HIGH SCHOOL: country cross championship the state Jones won Year, Runner of the its second to time of 17:26, leading her team record with a course Nationals Cross the 2014 Nike at third Jones placed title. state straight fi and earning overall nish national fth-place a fi to pacing her team Final, the Nike also runner-up at She was honors in the process. All-American Festival. Twilight Classic and the Desert Woodbridge the Pre-Nationals, countryat Nike was 15th cross title and rst state her fi In 2013, she won Jones has honors. which also earned her All-American Nationals, Cross in the records state She owns as well. been very on the track successful the school 800 1,600 (4:44), mile (4:39) and 3,200 (10:09) owns titles in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 as a state (2:08). Jones won record year, the 1,600 and 3,200 as a junior during her sophomore senior, Michigan by also recruited the 800 and 1,600 champion. She was she was and Indiana. Duke Georgetown, State, HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 10:09. 4:44; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Baylee, She has one sister, Jones. Tana Darcy and to Ind. Wayne, Fort runner-up in the 1,600 and 3,200. Both state the Arizona who was She enjoys country Indiana State. and cross at track ran of her parents hiking and reading.

Colorado BUffaloes • HS (Desert Vista) Phoenix, Ariz. DANI JONES DANI Freshman Freshman 20 TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:08 Mile ...... 4:39 1,600-m ...... 4:44 3,200-m ...... 10:09 21 Kelly had a great fi rst season for the Buff s, starting rst season for the Buff fi had a great Kelly 1,600-meters: 4:59; 3,200-meters: 10:45; 5,000-meters: 4:59; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Kelly is a psychology major. major. is a psychology Kelly Kelly ran one cross country one cross season for Mississippi. She placed ran Kelly Kelly lettered all four years in cross country in cross and also earned all four years lettered Kelly Anne Katherine Kelly was born on November 16, 1994 in Atlanta, 16, 1994 in Atlanta, born on November was Kelly Anne Katherine

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2014: CROSS COUNTRY 3). In No. (CU’s Shootout at the Rocky Mountain nish fi with a fourth overall place s, for the Buff nish second the fi crossed Kelly NCAAthe next Pre-Nationals, meet, the Pac-12 runner at third CU’s and was improve to She continued 28th overall. regionals, at recognition Kelly earned all-region nishing 19th. fi Championships, fi at NCAAs. nish nished the season with a 98th place placing 16th. She fi MISSISSIPPI: AT the SEC at nish fi the NCAA a 57th-place South31st at Regional in 20:57 after Championships. HIGH SCHOOL: named the 2012 MHS. She was at team as a member of the track letters three the runner-up was Kelly Year. Country Runner of the Cross Milesplit Georgia the Foot 25th at championships and was country the GHSA 6A cross state at She also helped the Eagles win 2010, 2011 and 2012 south regional. Locker On the track, she earned high school country championship. cross team state at the 2013 in the 5,000 (17:12.74) nishing eighth fi honors after All-America as a All-State Georgia named USATF was Kelly New Balance Indoor Nationals. in the 1,600 (4:59.10), MHS records eight or shares She owns junior and senior. the Medley Relay, 3,200 (10:45.11), 5,000 (17:12.74), 4x800, 4x1,600, Distance 19 and under half marathon. and the Georgia country record 5k cross HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 17:12.74. IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Nick, siblings, and has three and Sue Kelly of Andrew Ga. She is the daughter Emory and Nick is at Liz and her twin Liz and Nick both swam College Ryan. became a and later triathlete a professional Her mother was CU. at a student Her father Trials. ed for the Olympic runner and qualifi marathon professional in the rodeo. cyclist and competed and professional an ultra-marathoner was would Kelly in college. team rodeo State’s also a member of Montana He was singing and has She enjoys running. in professional pursue a career to like for Humanity. with Habitat volunteered

Colorado BUffaloes • 1L Junior Alpharetta, Ga. ANNIE KELLY (Milton/Mississippi) 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 21:11 ...... 4/3 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 21:16 NCAA.....28/2 Pre-Nationals at ...... 20:43 ..19/3 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 21:30 ...... 12/4 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 21:12 ....98/6 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2014 All-Region PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:32.78 (O) 3,000-m ...... 9:35.18 (I) 5,000-m ...... 16:12.36 (O) 10,000-m ...... 34:23.60 (O) 800-meters: 1:56.44; Mile: 4:04.13; 1,600-meters: 1:56.44; Mile: 4:04.13; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Klecker intends to major in chemistry. major in chemistry. to intends Klecker Klecker captured two individual state championships his individual state two captured Klecker Joseph Richard Klecker was born on November 16, 1996 in 16, 1996 in born on November was Klecker Joseph Richard HIGH SCHOOL: at the Class team nish as a fi a third-place to senior season and led the Royals & Field Track Minnesota Boys earning the Gatorade to meet en route AA state run with a in the 1,600-meter record set a state Klecker Year. of the Athlete Team All- First rst in the 3,200 8:57.76. A fi time of 4:06.54 and also took selection, Adidas he earned fourth-placeState the prestigious in the mile at 5 No. as the nation’s the line in 4:04.13, which ranked crossing Prix, Grand the time of his selection. in 2015 at performance competitors among prep In the fall of 2014, team. second All-America Today the USA named to He was Cross High School Class AA State the Minnesota State at third placed Klecker records owns HHS course in 15:26.2. He nishing the fi Country Championships, Minnesota, Furman, country in the 1,600, 3,200 and 5,000 on cross course. he chose CU. before Klecker all recruited Tulsa and Georgetown HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 8:50.12. 4:06.54; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: of Minnetonka, Minn. He is the son of Barney and Janis Klecker Minneapolis, (4:51:25) for the 50 mile ultramarathon record the U.S. owns Minn. His father and won the 1992 Summer Olympics (marathon) at and his mother competed country and cross Both track ran championships. national marathon U.S. two college: of his siblings run at Three is one of six children. Klecker in college. Minnesota. His two and Sarah at (S.D.), Augustana John at Mary Augsburg, at in high school. are and James, Elizabeth other siblings, 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Hopkins) Freshman • HS Freshman JOE KLECKER JOE Minnetonka, Minn. TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:56.44 Mile ...... 4:04.13 1,600-m ...... 4:06.54 3,200-m ...... 8:50.12 22 23 800-meters: 2:18.73; 1,600-meters: 5:02.61; 5:02.61; 2:18.73; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Kroeker is an integrative physiology major. major. physiology is an integrative Kroeker Kroeker was a two-time all-state, all-league and all- a two-time was all-state, Kroeker Kaleigh Allison Kroeker was born on June 15, 1997 in Lexington, born on June 15, 1997 in Lexington, was Kaleigh Allison Kroeker HIGH SCHOOL: Most High School’s team selectionPine Creek was the rst and fi conference 5A Region the Colorado She won Runner her junior and senior years. Valuable year, That state. 55th at place on to Country Championship and went 5 Cross the 1,600 (14th) raced On the track, Kroeker state. at third the Eagles placed and 4x400 (ninth) medley relay as the sprint as well state, and 3,200 (17th) at meet and individually won the state relay the 4x400 fth) in 2015. As a junior, (fi Eagles earned The sixthshe placed 13th in the 3,200. in the 1,600 and was fi rst was an all-state she Academically, in 2014. at state nish a runner-up fi the PCHS and was selection junior and senior years team her freshman, State, Colorado by also recruited was Kroeker Scholar Athlete. Senior Female and Boise State. Washington HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 11:11.88. 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Springs, of Colorado and Shona Murray of Karl Kroeker She is the daughter Ky. hiking, running, She enjoys and Drew. Devon siblings, has two Kroeker Colo. Canada U.S., countries; with three has citizenship Kroeker cycling and skiing. world cham- ed for the In 2014, she qualifi She is a triathlete. and Scotland. Championship. National Duathlon at the USAT nishing 13th fi pionships after 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Pine Creek) Freshman • HS Freshman Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado Springs, KALEIGH KROEKER KALEIGH TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:18.73 1,600-m ...... 5:02.61 3,200-m ...... 11:11.88 400-meters: 57.46; 800-meters: 2:10.39; 1,600-me- 57.46; 800-meters: 400-meters: Mann is an integrative physiology major and is also physiology Mann is an integrative Mann has been an important part High of the Monarch Elissa Marie Mann was born on February 9, 1997 in Louisville, born on February 9, 1997 in Louisville, Marie Mann was Elissa HIGH SCHOOL: records. ve school fi setting teams, eld country and fi school cross and track and is a part (2:10.39) records the 400 (57.46) and 800-meter Mann owns medley relay sprint of the 4x400 (3:55.68), 4x800 (9:11.89) and 800 meter 5A Championship the Colorado country won Her cross team (1:48.21) records. Nike at fth fi placed times (2011, ’12, and ’13) in 2013, the team three meet her senior year the state at second placed Coyotes The Nationals. Cross Championship all four seasons Range League the Front (2014), but they won runner-up four times the state was (2011-14). On the track, the 4x800 relay on Karina. Mann earned four letters (2012-15), which included her sister a MHS. She was at team on the track country and four letters the cross team and a CHSAA all-academic selection all four years, for both teams conference junior and senior selection her sophomore, Team First All-State Academic Mann. Utah and Nebraska-Omaha also recruited years. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 5:07.12. ters: IN THE CLASSROOM: in studio arts and ceramics. interested PERSONAL: Jessie sisters, Mann and has two Viki of Rick and She is the daughter Colo. countryand Karina, her twin, who is also a member of the CU cross and track ceramics. hiking and rock climbing, snowboarding, team. She enjoys eld and fi Boulder (2014 and ’15). the Ironman at Mann has also volunteered 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Monarch) Freshman • HS Freshman Louisville, Colo. Louisville, ELISSA MANN ELISSA TRACK PRs TRACK 400-m ...... 57.46 800-m ...... 2:10.39 1,600-m ...... 5:07.12 24 25 400-meter: 59.53; 800-meters: 2:13.67; 2:13.67; 59.53; 800-meters: 400-meter: Mann is an integrative physiology major. major. physiology Mann is an integrative Mann helped the Coyotes to three Colorado State 5A State Colorado three to Mann helped the Coyotes Karina Lynn Mann was born on February 9, 1997 in born on February 9, 1997 in Mann was Karina Lynn HIGH SCHOOL: nish Country Championships (2011-13) and one runner-up fi Cross Championship all four of Range League the Front (2014). MHS won Nationals. Cross at Nike fth fi placed In 2013, the team those years. a time recorded 4x400 relay The a partMann was MHS record. of two nished in fi meet and the 4x800-relay the 2015 state of 3:55.68 at was The 4x800-relay in 2014. at state nish 9:11.89 for a runner-up fi (2012-15) with her twin sister, state at the runner-up all four years country team cross second Range All-Conference a Front She was Elissa. selection and in 2013 and 2012, she earned academic all-conference Northern Boise by Arizona State, recruited Mann was honors. all-state and Nebraska-Omaha. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 5:08.51. 1,600-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Mann and has two Viki of Rick and She is the daughter Colo. Louisville, her twin, Jessie and Elissa, who is also a member of the CU cross sisters, listening snowboarding, team. She enjoys eld country and fi and track outdoors. with her dog and anything playing music, to 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Monarch) Freshman • HS Freshman Louisville, Colo. Louisville, KARINA MANN KARINA TRACK PRs TRACK 400-m ...... 59.53 800-m ...... 2:13.67 1,600-m ...... 5:08.51 Martin as a country Nebraska cross while at only ran Martin is an integrative physiology. He owns a GPA a GPA He owns physiology. Martin is an integrative 1,600-meters: 4:26; 3,200-meters: 9:36; 5,000-meters: 4:26; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Martin countryand on the cross (three) earned six letters Christian Henner Martin was born on November 3, 1994 in 3, 1994 in Christian Henner Martin born on November was

AT NEBRASKA (2013): AT was nish of the season His highest fi in four meets. and competed freshman Martin an 85th to raced S.D. Vermillion, in Invitational Young Time the 13th at to end the season. Ten Championships at the Big nish fi place HIGH SCHOOL: He is the HHS at Heritage High School. teams (three) eld and fi the track fth in the 1,600 fi holder (9:36). Individually he was run record 3,200-meter championships in 2013. Martin sixth the 5A state and was was in the 3,200 at Martin country team all-league in cross as a junior and senior. rst and fi all-state meet in the state the runner-up at was that a member of the HHS team was Championship League the Continental won the team same year, That 2011. champion- the region Eagles won The the 5A Region 2 Champion. and was ship again in 2011. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 15:50. IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.00. greater PERSONAL: His and Monique MartinPhoenix, Ariz. He is the son of Matt Colo. of Littleton, hockey ice women’s State Remi, is a defenseman for the Penn sister, younger Martin holds dual 28 countries. and has been to traveling He enjoys team. Germany. as his mother is from and Germany States with the United citizenship 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes Littleton, Colo. Littleton, Sophomore • TR Sophomore • (Heritage/Nebraska) CHRISTIAN MARTIN CHRISTIAN 26 TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:26 3,200-m ...... 9:36 5,000-m ...... 15:50 27 800-meters: 2:16.99; 1,600-meters: 4:56. 2:16.99; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: May is majoring in fi nance and recorded a GPA greater greater a GPA recorded and nance is majoring in fi May May ran in three races for the Buff s as a redshirt s as a fresh- for the Buff races in three ran May Did not compete. Did not compete. May is the St. Joseph’s Academy record holder in the 800 record Academy Joseph’s is the St. May Lucy Catherine May was born on December 19, 1994 in Louisville, born on December 19, 1994 in Louisville, was May Lucy Catherine COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE and then man. She started Shootout the Rocky Mountain the season 12th at nished the fi May NCAA Pre-Nationals. at in the open race 12th overall took Pac-12s. at campaign 63rd – 2013: COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL: placed May During her senior year, (4:56) runs. (2:16.99) and 1,600-meter selection an all-state championships in the 1,600 and was the state at second honors in the 800, in the 1,600 and 800. She also earned all-conference country cross season, the During her sophomore 1,600 and 3,200 as a senior. 4A championship. the state at third Angels placed HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: in 2014. Team Second All-Academic the Pac-12 named to than 3.70. She was PERSONAL: and Jake, and has a brother, of Chris and Joanne May She is the daughter Colo. and University Saint Louis at Director is the Athletic Sophia. Her father a sister, and soccer. basketball playing also enjoys May State. Iowa at track also ran 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes LUCY MAY St. Louis, Mo. Louis, St. Sophomore • 1L (St. Joseph’s Academy) Joseph’s (St. 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 21:55 ...... 12/6 Rocky Mtn. Shootout NCAA.....+12 Pre-Nationals at ...... 22:32 ...... 21:43 ..69/8 Championship Pac-12 at HONORS Team Second All-Academic 2014 Pac-12 PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:15.19 (O) 1,500-m ...... 4:37.60 (O) Mile ...... 4:55.24 ...... 11:41.98Steeplechase Miller fi nished fi CountryCross at the USA Junior fth nished Miller fi 1,600-meters: 4:22; 3,200-meters: 9:26. 4:22; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Miller is majoring in neuroscience. He recorded a GPA a GPA He recorded Miller is majoring in neuroscience. Miller is the PHS 3,200-meter record holder (9:26), which he record Miller is the PHS 3,200-meter Paul A. Miller was born on July 18, 1996 in Fort Collins, Colo. He is Colo. born on July 18, 1996 in Fort Collins, A. Miller was Paul Redshirt. Did not compete. Redshirt. Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country CROSS COUNTRY – 2015: CROSS COUNTRY Junior Cross World the IAAF Championships in 25:53, which earned him a trip to 74th overall. he placed There Country Championships in China. 2014: HIGH SCHOOL: the Libertyset at in April of 2014. He is also a member the Bell Invitational Impalas won The 8:01. which ran team, relay 4x800-meter PHS school record senior Championship during Miller’s & Field Track Range League the 2014 Front year. that and all-conference team second named all-state and he was year as the FRL as well also named all-conference, he was junior year, During Miller’s honors his sophomore, all-state Academic Miller received Year. of the Athlete junior and senior years. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: year. rst than 3.60 in his fi greater PERSONAL: Iain and Robert. older brothers, Miller and has two Tamara and the son of Paul scuba diving and sunrise hikes. salsa dancing, Miller enjoys

Colorado BUffaloes • RS (Poudre) Freshman PAUL MILLER PAUL Fort Collins, Colo. Colo. Collins, Fort TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:22 3,000-m ...... 8:15.68 (O) 5,000-m ...... 14:31.79 (O) 28 29 800-meters: 1:53.21; 1,600-meters: 4:10.27; 4:10.27; 1:53.21; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Moussa is majoring in international aff airs. airs. aff Moussa is majoring in international Moussa had an outstanding season and didn’t fi nish outside fi Moussa had an outstanding season and didn’t Moussa is a two-time California State cross country cross champion, Moussa is a two-time State California Ammar Moussa was born on December 1, 1993 in Encino, Calif. Calif. born on December 1, 1993 in Encino, Ammar Moussa was Moussa had a breakout freshman year to earn a spot on the varsity to year freshman Moussa had a breakout Redshirt. Did not compete. Moussa raced in the fi nal four varsity nal four meets of the season, starting with in the fi Moussa raced

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE He started varsity the season with a third races. ve of his fi 10 in any of the top it up with an eighth and followed Shootout at the Rocky Mountain nish fi place Team honors with First Pac-12 Moussa earned at pre-nationals. nish fi place won their s the Buff Pac-12 Championships where at the nish a sixth fi place to win the NCAARegion Mountain on went s Buff The fourth title. team straight nish. He led the fi place with a ninth and Moussa came away Championship, All-America honor, fi rst for his overall fi fth fi nish the crossing NCAAs, at s Buff NCAA title. straight its second while CU won 2013: Moussa 6 runner. No. as CU’s 54th overall he placed where NCAA Pre-Nationals (CU’s overall in ninth coming Championships, the Pac-12 turned it up a gear at team title while picking Pac-12 straight to their third s 5), helping the Buff No. 95th and placed regionals 27th at He was honors. Team Second up All-Pac-12 s captured ve as the Buff fi top out CU’s rounding the NCAA Championships, at title. the NCAA team 2012: 2011: nished and fi Shootout the Rocky Mountain at unattached He raced roster. was pre-nationals rst meet in a black and gold jersey fi Moussa’s sixth overall. Moussa helped the nisher. 3 fi No. CU’s and was 19th overall he placed where went by placing 15th, and team championship Pac-12 s win the inaugural Buff Moussa honor. rst all-region earning his fi meet, the regional 17th at take on to championship which at the national nish fi ended the season with an 88th-place nalist for the 2011-12 CU Male named a fi He was overall. third helped CU take award. Year of the Athlete Freshman HIGH SCHOOL: named the Gatorade he was Both years winning the title as a junior and senior. sixth the 2011 USA Junior Moussa was at Year. of the Country Player Cross World the IAAF 32nd at place on to Country Championship and went Cross in 2009 and Nationals fourth Cross He placed the Nike Championships. at school the title in 2010. Onhe owns the track to 2010 while helping his team Moussa capped off 5,000-meters. to 800-meters from in every event records winning the two-mile the New Balance Outdoor by run at his senior year the 3k title of 8:51.80. He also won running a personal-record Championship, the meet in 8:16.03. at HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 14:05.79. 8:49.59; 5,000-meters: 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: He has Calif. He is the son of Ameer Moussa and Malika Bouchama of Arcadia, He and basketball. soccer Moussa also enjoys Mahmoud. brother, one younger some Spanish. and also knows in Arabic uent is fl

Colorado BUffaloes • 3L (Arcadia) Senior Arcadia, Calif. AMMAR MOUSSA at Pre-Nationals ...... 8/3 ...... 24:22 ...... 8/3 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:49 ..6/3 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:59 ...... 9/3 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:30 ....5/1 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... 25:15 ..9/5 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 30:08 ...... 27/6 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 31:18 ....95/5 NCAA Championship at ....Time2011 ...... Fin/CU 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 24:29 ...... 3/3 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 24:16 ...... 54/6 Pre-Nationals at ...... +6...... 25:47 Rocky Mtn Shootout ...... 24:36 ...... 19/3 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:43 ..15/5 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 31:08 ...... 17/5 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 30:43 ....88/5 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2014 All-American Finalist Year of the 2014-15 CU Male Athlete Region 2011, 14 All-Mountain Team First 2014 All-Pac-12 Team Second 2013 All-Pac-12 of the Athlete 2011-12 CU Male Freshman Finalist Year PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:52.42 (O) 1,500-m ...... 3:42.68 (O) Mile ...... 4:15.82 (I) 3,000-m ...... 7:53.61 (I) 5,000-m ...... 13:41.87 (O) 10,000-m ...... 29:34.28 (O) 800-meters: 2:00.67; 1,600-meters: 4:29.53; 4:29.53; 2:00.67; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Murphy is majoring in fi lm studies. lm studies. is majoring in fi Murphy Murphy continued to perform well for the Buff s, helping perform to for the Buff continued well Murphy Murphy was a standout at Island School in Lihue, Hawai’i. He Hawai’i. Island School in Lihue, a standout at was Murphy Pierce Thomas Murphy is the son of Shawn and Doreen Murphy Murphy and Doreen is the son of Shawn Murphy Thomas Pierce Redshirt. Did not compete. Murphy ran the Rocky Mountain Shootout Shootout the Rocky Mountain ran Murphy Redshirt. Did not compete. Murphy had another great season, scoring in all fi ve varsity meets. He varsityve meets. in all fi season, scoring had another great Murphy Murphy had an outstanding redshirt freshman season and was CU’s No. No. CU’s season and was had an outstanding redshirtMurphy freshman

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE NCAA title and fourth Pac-12 straight their second them to consecutive Shootout He started the Rocky Mountain at the season second Championship. honors Team First earned All-Pac-12 Murphy pre-nationals. 12th at and was regional at the was 12th He at the league meet. nish fi place with a seventh nished the season fi Murphy honors. which earned him all-region championship, honor. at NCAAsAll-America for his second nish fi with a 35th place 2013: 2 No. started the season placing fourth as CU’s Shootout the Rocky Mountain at He was the line fourth came across Murphy for CU. next meets, two The harrier. helping Championships, the Pac-12 at seventh and was pre-nationals 24th at s for led the Buff Murphy Championship. team Pac-12 straight its third CU to rounded out his season fi nish and fi fth-place regionals with a at rst time the fi s win the NCAADuring the title. helping the Buff NCAAs, placing 39th at by Region All-Mountain Team, Second the All-Pac-12 named to season, he was teams. and All-America 2012: He startedvarsityve meets. the season with a fourth- 4 runner in four of the fi he at pre-nats, weeks later Two Shootout. at the Rocky Mountain nish fi place Pac-12 straight s win their second helped the Buff Murphy 22nd overall. placed for the the only meet he did not score It was placing 14th overall. title, team scored he later weeks Two fi race. nish the was the sixthto s as he harrier Buff Murphy regionals. at nish fi s, this time with a 19th-place again for the Buff honors placing 45th, just missing All-American nationals ended the season at team. He earned All-Pac-12 as a overall third were s ve spots; the Buff fi by as the honored honors during the season and was and all-region Team Second for his season. Year of the 2012-13 CU Male Freshman 2011: overall. nished 18th and fi unattached HIGH SCHOOL: winning in the 1,500 and 3,000-meter to en route records set a pair of state named the Gatorade Championships in 2011 and was State the Hawaii runs at Hawai’i named the Gatorade In 2009 he was Year. of the Athlete Track Hawai’i for the island of Kauai records owns Murphy Year. of the Country Athlete Cross country and cross a KIG all-star for track in the 800, 1,500 and 3,000. He was senior seasons. through his freshman HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 16:26.00. 9:14.09; 5,000-meters: 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: ng in his surfi He enjoys Jade. sister, He has one younger of Hanalei, Hawai’i. time. free

Colorado BUffaloes • 2L (Island) Junior Hanalei, Hawai’i PIERCE MURPHY 30 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 24:25 ...... 2/2 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 24:26 ...... 12/5 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:53 ..7/4 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 30:01 ...... 12/4 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:52 ....35/5 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... 25:42 ...... 4/2 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 23:57 ...... 24/4 Pre-Nationals at ...... 25:00 ..7/4 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:46 ...... 5/1 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:45 ....39/4 NCAA Championship at ....Time2012 ...... Fin/CU ...... 25:19 ...... 4/4 Rocky Mtn Shootout ...... 23:50 ...... 22/4 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:50 ..14/6 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 30:37 ...... 19/4 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 30:12 ....45/4 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2013, 14 All-American Year of the 2012-13 CU Male Freshman 2012, 13, 14 All-Region Team First 2013, 14 All-Pac-12 Team Second 2012 All-Pac-12 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 3:44.31 (O) Mile ...... 4:30.92 (I) 3,000-m ...... 7:59.73 (I) 5,000-m ...... 13:37.05 (O) 10,000-m ...... 28:52.70 (O) 31 800-meters: 2:17; 1,600-meters: 5:08; 3,200-meters: 5:08; 3,200-meters: 2:17; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Nun is majoring in mathematics and economics and has and economics Nun is majoring in mathematics Redshirt. Did not compete. Nun fi nished fi fth overall at the 2012 Colorado State 5A Cross 5A State fi Colorado at the 2012 overall fth nished Nun fi Melanie Lyn Nun was born on November 21, 1994 in Westminster, Westminster, 21, 1994 in born on November Nun was Melanie Lyn Nun had a breakout freshman season, earning a spot on the varsity freshman Nun had a breakout

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE 2013: the Rocky Mountain at unattached early in the season. She raced roster was NCAAPre-Nationals in uniform race rst Her fi placing eighth. Shootout, fourth scorer was CU’s Nun 4 runner. No. as CU’s overall nished 57th and she fi earn All-Pac-12 to in 14th overall coming Championships as well, the Pac-12 at At team title. in the s claim second and helped the Buff honors, Team Second s, helping again the fourth sixth runner for the Buff she was overall, regionals, at NCAAs as season nished her freshman Nun fi crown. CU win the regional a while helping CU to the line 68th overall, crossing for CU, scorer the third nish. fi team seventh-place HIGH SCHOOL: She nish as a junior. fi a 12th-place from improving Country Championships, earn a spot Regional Championships to Midwest Locker Foot 10th at placed won the 5A Nun overall. nished 35th she fi where Nationals Locker the Foot at Region 3 Championship in 2012 and the 5A 4 2011. She in the 800 (2:17), 1,600 (5:08), 3,200 (10:57), 4x800- school records owns country (17:35). In 2013, Nun placed (9:47) and in the 5k cross course relay championships. fourth the state in the 1,600 at eighth in the 3,200 and was nalist for a fi as a senior and was Year of the named the LHS Athlete She was Scholarship. the Boettcher HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 9:47. 10:57; 4x800-relay: IN THE CLASSROOM: than 3.80. greater a GPA recorded PERSONAL: and has Colo. Thornton, and Sheila Nun of Thomas of She is the daughter Colo. and has been and yoga soccer DylanNun enjoys Zach, and Ryan. siblings, three kids. for young coach track a volunteer

Colorado BUffaloes • 1L/RS (Legacy) Broomfi eld, Colo. eld, Broomfi MELANIE NUN Sophomore 2013 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... +8...... 21:56 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 21:07 ...... 57/4 Pre-Nationals at ...... 22:09 ..14/4 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 20:45 ...... 6/4 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 21:04 ....68/3 NCAA Championship at HONORS All-Academic 2013 USTFCCCA Region 2013 All-Mountain Team Second 2013 All-Pac-12 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:23.48 (O) Mile ...... 4:49.69 (I) 3,000-m ...... 9:24.26 (I) Mile: 5:18; 3,200-meters: 11:30. Mile: 5:18; 3,200-meters: Ortiz is majoring in integrative physiology and has a physiology Ortiz is majoring in integrative Ortiz 21st at twiceShe was as a redshirt raced freshman. Ortiz recorded a top-15 fi nish at the 2013 Colorado State 4A State Colorado at the 2013 nish a top-15Ortiz fi recorded Amanda (Mandy) Louise Ryan Ortiz 17, 1995 Ryan born on March Amanda (Mandy) Louise was Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE NCAA at taking 22nd in the open race before Shootout the Rocky Mountain Pre-Nationals. 2013: HIGH SCHOOL: sixth and placed the 4A Region at Country Championships (15th overall) Cross During her junior season, Ortiz the 4A Region won 6 Championships as a senior. As a senior on the track, Ortiz state. placed 11th at 5 Championships and placed 4A State fourth the 2013 Colorado in the 1,600 at eighth in the 3,200 and was nished meet and fi the 2012 state at She raced Championships. and Field Track and 12th in the 1,600. Ortiz in the 3,200-meters school records seventh owns countryin the mile (5:18), two-mile (18:38). (11:30) and on the 5k cross course HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: in 2014. Team First All-Academic the Pac-12 selected to She was 3.978 GPA. PERSONAL: mountain of Michael and Anita, a professional She is the daughter Colo. Vail, in siblings: Amelia, who ran She has three Ortiz Colo. of Eagle, and ultra-runner, Ortiz and David. Acacia enjoys College, Williams country at cross and track She is and with family friends. spending time outdoors hiking, baking, fourth Running Champion and placed Junior Mountain the at World the 2013 2014 championships.

Colorado BUffaloes • VR Vail, Colo. Vail, MANDY ORTIZ Sophomore (Battle Mountain) (Battle 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 22:20 ...... 21/7 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... +22...... 23:01 Pre-Nationals at HONORS Team First All-Academic 2014 Pac-12 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 5:06.55 (O) Mile ...... 5:18 3,000-m ...... 11:08.17 (I) 5,000-m ...... 18:40.96 (O 32 33 Pearson is majoring in economics and has a GPA greater greater and has a GPA is majoring in economics Pearson Redshirt. Did not compete. Pearson earned four letters at Delbarton High at earned four letters and Morristown Pearson Morgan Cadwell Pearson was born on Sept. 22, 1993. He is the born on Sept. was Pearson Cadwell Morgan Pearson competed one season at Duke on the cross country and track on the cross Duke one season at competed Pearson Pearson started the season with a seventh-place fi nish at the Rocky nish fi started the season with a seventh-place Pearson Pearson became a member of the varsity team in his fi rst season at CU. at CU. rst season in his fi became a member of the varsity team Pearson

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE 2013: He put on the CU meet unattached. that although he ran Shootout, Mountain s with a and led the Buff NCAA Pre-Nationals, meet, uniform in the following Pac-12 Championships at the overall was 18th Pearson nish. fi seventh-place to their s he did help the Buff sixth runner, as CU’s score and although he didn’t nished and fi regionals 16th at He placed Championship. Pac-12 straight third nish, NCAAsfi with a 17th-place honors at claiming All-America the season by team title. the NCAAto s helping the Buff 2012: the At taking 10th overall. Shootout, the Rocky Mountain at unattached He ran 11th. Pearson and was in the open race he ran Invitational, NCAA Pre-National runner seventh nishing 18th as CU’s fi Championships, the Pac-12 at did well He year. straight team title for the second Pac-12 the s take help the Buff to nationals at regionals and served as the alternate at nish fi a 34th-place to raced as a team. third CU took where DUKE: AT fi nishing Dual Meet, Central at the N.C. He led the Blue Devils teams. eld & fi Pearson at the James Madison Invitational. top honors rst and also earned fi Griak Roy at the prestigious nish the fi cross harrier to Duke the second was fth the fi he was Championships, the ACC At placing 44th overall. Invitational, at overall was 50th Pearson overall. the line 36th nish, crossing Blue Devilfi to nal scorer. fi again as Duke’s once the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships, HIGH SCHOOL: champion in the 3,200 as a senior and the New Jersey state He was School. the Penn two-mile honors in the outdoor run. He won earned All-American of his high school run, which he lists as the biggest moment 3,000-meter Relays fourth placed Nationals in the Northeast Cross Pearson Nike Region at career. as a senior. regionals in the FootLocker second his junior season and was IN THE CLASSROOM: in 2013. Team Second All-Academic the Pac-12 named to than 3.4. He was PERSONAL: and Parker Andrew, brothers, and has three and Christine Pearson son of Mike has dual citizenship Pearson Syracuse. at lacrosse played His grandfather Trevor. ng and surfi a swimmer in high school and also enjoys He was with Canada. basketball. playing

Colorado BUffaloes • 2L/RS (Morristown) Senior New Vernon, N.J. Vernon, New MORGAN PEARSON 2013 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... +7...... 25:57 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 23:40 ...... 7/1 Pre-Nationals at ...... 25:42 ..18/6 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:54 ...... 16/4 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:25 ....17/2 NCAA Championship at ....Time2012 ...... Fin/CU ...... +10...... 25:42 Rocky Mtn Shootout ...... +11...... 24:36 Pre-Nationals at ...... 24:04 ..18/7 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 31:06 ...... 34/6 NCAA Mtn. Region at ....Alt. NCAA Championship at HONORS 2013 All-American Region 2013 All-Mountain All-Academic 2013 USTFCCCA Team Second All-Academic 2013 Pac-12 PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:52.89 (O) 1,500-m ...... 3:43.31 (O) Mile ...... 4:13.90 (I) 3,000-m ...... 7:51.93 (I) 5,000-m ...... 13:36.22 (O) 10,000-m ...... 29:41.84 (O) 800-meters: 1:54; 1,600-meters: 4:09; 4:09; 1:54; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Perrin is majoring in integrative physiology. physiology. is majoring in integrative Perrin Redshirt. Did not compete. Perrin won four Montana State High School High School State four Montana won Perrin Zachary Michael Perrin was born on January was Zachary 25, 1995 in Michael Perrin Perrin quickly earned a position on the varsity roster as a true quickly earned a position on the varsity roster Perrin

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE 2013: at the Rocky Mountain (unattached) overall fth running fi freshman, Pre- was NCAA s in uniform for the Buff varsityrace rst His fi Shootout. Pac-12 was nextrace Perrin’s overall. nished 114th he fi where Nationals title. team straight he helped CU claim its third where Championships, He served as the alternate 8 runner. No. as CU’s 37th overall placed Perrin 107th (CU’s he took back in action NCAAs but was where at regionals, at championship. helping CU win the team 6 scorer), No. HIGH SCHOOL: country the 2012 cross championship after He won Championships. Locker in the Foot raced Perrin a runner-up finish his junior year. the Foot placing 10th at before overall eighth Regional and took West home three brought in 2012. On the track, Perrin Nationals Locker the He won runs. championships in the 1,600 and 3,200-meter state During his 1,600 and 3,200 as a senior the freshman. in both the 1,600 and 3,200. He second was season, Perrin sophomore high school runner in 2012 the a Montana the best time by also ran cross earned a top-20 national (8:55). Perrin Invite the Arcadia 3,200 at country in 2012. ranking HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 8:55. 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Mont. of Lakeside, and Lisa Perrin He is the son of Mike Calif. San Diego, playing enjoys Ben and Hannah. Perrin Jake, siblings, He also has three and kayaking. rock-climbing the guitar,

Colorado BUffaloes • 1L/RS (Flathead) Kalispell, Mt. ZACH PERRIN ZACH Sophomore 34 2013 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... +5...... 25:52 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 24:43 ...... 114/7 Pre-Nationals at ...... 26:16 ..37/8 Championship Pac-12 at ...... Alt. NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 31:24 ....107/6 NCAA Championship at PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:52.05 1,500-m ...... 3:43.00 (O) 3,000-m ...... 8:14.33 35 800-meters: 1:58; 1,600-meters: 4:17; 4:17; 1:58; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Peterman is majoring in environmental science science is majoring in environmental Peterman Peterman made the varsity roster as a redshirt as a redshirt made the varsity roster Peterman Peterman placed second to current CU teammate CU teammate current to second placed Peterman Adam Walser Peterman was born on August 11, 1995 in born on August was Peterman Walser Adam Did not compete.

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE verys, he had a successful for the Buff score Although he didn’t freshman. at the Rocky nish fi started with a 17th place the year season. Peterman up to and moved pre-nationals 79th at He was Shootout. Mountain s win their fourth helping the Buff Championships, the Pac-12 28th at 202nd and placed regionals 64th at took Peterman title. team straight NCAA Championship. straight won their second s NCAAs as the Buff at 2013: HIGH SCHOOL: Country High School Cross State the 2012 Montana at Perrin Zach the at second he placed championship, the state After Championship. a 23rd-place running to Northwest Regional before National Cross Nike at the third placed Peterman West Regional. Locker Foot at the nish fi At countryseasons. cross championship his junior and sophomore state won the 3,200-meter Peterman eld championship, and fi track the state of 9:12, which also doubles as the HHS run with an all-class record nishes in the 1,600 and He also earned a pair of fourth-place fi record. fth in the fourth In 2011, he took in the 3,200 and fi 3,200 as a junior. country in 2012. cross ranking earned a top-20 national 1,600. Peterman HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 8:57. 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: All- the Pac-12 selected to than 3.70. He was greater a GPA and owns in 2014. Team Second Academic PERSONAL: He Walser. and Lisa He is the son of LarryMissoula, Mont. Peterman biking and has mountain enjoys Kila. Peterman also has an older sister, Missoula and the Marathon. Wild for Run volunteered

Colorado BUffaloes • 1L (Hellgate) Missoula, Mt. Sophomore ADAM PETERMAN ADAM 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 26:02 ...... 17/7 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 25:21 ...... 79/7 Pre-Nationals at ...... 24:21 ..28/7 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 31:55 ...... 64/6 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 32:37 ....202/7 NCAA Championship at HONORS Team Second All-Academic 2014 Pac-12 PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 3:47.22 (O) Mile ...... 4:23.19 (I) 3,000-m ...... 8:14.33 (I) ...... 8:48.68Steeplechase (O) 400-meters: 49.67; 800-meters: 1:55.74. 49.67; 800-meters: 400-meters: Ramos is a mechanical engineering major A multi-sport athlete, Ramos lettered in cross in cross Ramos A multi-sport lettered athlete, Justice Thomas Ramos was born on November 2, born on November Ramos was Thomas Justice

2015 colorado cross country HIGH SCHOOL: at Montezuma- football and wrestling eld, and fi track country, his personal bests in the 400 (49.67) He raced High School. Cortez Championship 4A State the 2015 Colorado and 800 (1:55.74) at distinctionsand earned all-conference named in both. Ramos was and in his junior as a sophomore Year of the the MCHS Sprinter Ramos Year. Runner of the the MCHS Distance season, he garnered times. meet three wrestling ed for the state qualifi HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: in architecture. and is also interested PERSONAL: He has one sister, Texas. Joe and Jennie Romas in Lubbock, 1996 to rst fi with his mom’s Josh. He has worked and one brother, Jordan, and math. with reading class helping the students grade

Colorado BUffaloes Dolores, Colo. Dolores, Freshman • HS Freshman JUSTICE RAMOS (Montezuma-Cortez) 36 TRACK PRs TRACK 400-m ...... 49.67 800-m ...... 1:55.74 37 800-meters: 2:14; 1,600-meters: 5:02. 2:14; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Regner is a studio art major. Regner is a studio art major. Regner is a part of fi ve RHS track and fi eld records. records. eld fi and ve RHS track Regner is a part of fi Abigail Catherine Regner was born on February 9, 1997 in Regner was Abigail Catherine

2015 colorado cross country HIGH SCHOOL: 800 (2:14). the indoor 800 (2:16) and outdoor she owns Individually, (9:13), outdoor Regner is also part relay of the indoor 4x800-meter (10:12) medley relay distance (9:09) and the outdoor 4x800-relay on letters Regner earned three leg. the 1,200-meter she ran where at RHS. team eld and fi on the track country and three the cross team North IV and Field II Group Track the NJSIAA Indoor Red Devils won The country Section the cross (2014) State in 2014 and ’15 they won that on the 4x800-relay She was sectionand outdoor (2015) as well. an All-Skyland Regner was the 2015 NJSIAA Meet of Champions. won eld selectionwell as in the 800 and 1,600, as and fi track Conference honors She earned all-conference for the 4x800 her senior year. all-state country also named All-Somerset County in cross and the 800 was 800 as a junior. for the indoor and outdoor Team First HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: soccer of Randolph, who played She is the daughter Basking N.J. Ridge, Randy, siblings, Regner and has three and Carol Denison University, at and track ran Regner, William Her grandfather, Charles and Meredith. skiing, rock climbing, art, Regner loves University. at Ohio State eld fi hiking and running.

Colorado BUffaloes (Ridge) Freshman • HS Freshman Basking Ridge, N.J. Ridge, Basking ABIGAIL REGNER TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:14 1,600-m ...... 5:02 800-meters: 1:51; Mile: 4:02.72; 1,600-meters: 1:51; Mile: 4:02.72; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Saarel is majoring in engineering physics. He recorded a He recorded is majoring in engineering physics. Saarel Saarel had another great season for the Buff s. He started season for the Buff had another great Saarel Saarel was named the 2012 Gatorade Utah Boys Cross Country Utah Boys Cross named the 2012 Gatorade was Saarel Ben Saarel was born on March 8, 1995 in Cleveland, Ohio. He is Ohio. 8, 1995 in Cleveland, born on March Ben was Saarel Saarel had an outstanding true freshman season for the Buff s, earning season for the Buff had an outstanding true freshman Saarel COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE up with that and followed Shootout at the Rocky Mountain fth placing fi by team second earned All-Pac-12 Saarel at pre-nationals. nish a fourth fi place Championships, performance place honors with his eighth the Pac-12 at helped Saarel later, weeks Two helping CU win its fourth title. team straight overall. placing 13th Region Championship, s win the NCAA Mountain the Buff At the NCAA nish. honor with the fi all-region He also earned his second fi nish, taking seventh the across Buff the second was Saarel Championships, straight its second honor as CU won All-America straight for his second overall NCAA Championship. 2013: He raced honors. Region and All-America All-Mountain Team, First All-Pac-12 Blake teammate to second and took unattached Shootout the Rocky Mountain was NCAA s for the Buff race rst fi (25:35). Saarel’s just one second by Theroux In the following 2 scorer. No. as CU’s overall ninth and he took Pre-Nationals, fi nish, the to cross fth runner the fi he was Championships, the Pac-12 meet, team championship. s win their third and helped the Buff harrier, third CU’s but he overall, seventh he was regionals, shine and at to continued Saarel eighth he took the NCAA Championships where the best for last at saved to their fourth s NCAA 2001. Championship since and led the Buff overall record to Billy Nelson in 2002 since rst true freshman fi became CU’s Saarel 42nd overall. Nelson was year That honors. All-America HIGH SCHOOL: Class 3A Championships in winning the Utah State after Year Runner of the In doing run on the course. time ever fastest the second 14:56.7, which was second placed nish. Saarel a fourth-placeso he helped the Miners to fi team winning Regional championship before Southwest Nationals Cross the Nike at Saarel Championships, Locker the Foot At Regional. West Locker the Foot earned a Saarel fourthplaced behind the winner. in 15:13, just 14 seconds the 800 country in 2012. On he won cross ranking the track top-20 national a time recorded Saarel time. both in school record titles, and 1,600 Utah state the Arcadia also won of 1:51.13 in the 800 and 4:07.95 1,600. Saarel the Mile (4:02.72). At Dream 3,200 (8:45.74) and the Adidas Invitational the meet record and broke the 3,200-meters he won 2013 Simplot Games, championships in 2012 state three with a 9:00.62 performance. won Saarel (800, 1,600 and 3,200). HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 8:45.74. 4:07.95; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: 4.00 GPA in his fi rst semester at CU and owns an impressive 3.885 GPA. Saarel Saarel 3.885 GPA. owns an impressive at CU and rst semester in his fi 4.00 GPA tabbed a in 2014 and was Team First All-Academic the Pac-12 named to was in 2014. All-American Academic CoSIDA PERSONAL: City, of Salt Saarel Lake Tess and Princeton, at a former rower the son of Doug, Saarel College. Swarthmore at Emma, who ran Utah. He also has one sister, with the Special Olympics. skiing and has volunteered enjoys 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Park City) (Park BEN SAAREL Sophomore • 1L Salt Lake City, Utah Salt City, Lake 38 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 24:44 ...... 5/4 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 24:16 ...... 4/2 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:54 ..8/5 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 30:04 ...... 13/2 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:31 ....7/2 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... +2...... 25:35 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 23:40.7 ...... 9/2 Pre-Nationals at ...... 24:53 ..5/3 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:46.4 ...... 7/2 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:41.1 ....8/1 NCAA Championship at HONORS All-American Academic 2014 CoSIDA All-District Academic 2014 CoSIDA 2013, 14 All-American Region 2013, 14 All-Mountain Team Second 2014 All-Pac-12 Team First All-Academic 2014 Pac-12 All-Academic 2013, 14 USTFCCCA Team First 2013 All-Pac-12 Year of the Athlete 2013-14 CU Male Freshman Finalist Year of the 2013-14 CU Male Athlete PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:51.11 1,500-m ...... 3:41.54 (O) Mile ...... 4:02.72 3,000-m ...... 7:52.61 (I) 5.000-m ...... 13:58.19 (O) 39 800-meters: 2:10; mile: 4:42; 1,600-meters: 2:10; mile: 4:42; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Schwartz is an arts and science major. Schwartz is an arts major. and science Schwartz won several state championships at Shaler championships at state Schwartz several won Brianna Marie Schwartz was born on July 9, 1997 in Brianna Marie Schwartz born on July 9, 1997 in was

2015 colorado cross country HIGH SCHOOL: country cross champion. the state she was As a senior, High School. Area champion state 1,600-meter Schwartz the indoor mile and outdoor was She country championship. the cross at fth placing fi after her junior year Her sophomore same year. that Nationals Locker sixthplaced Foot at country cross meet as the state at Schwartzseason saw placing third high school state as winning the 1,600. She is Pennsylvania well the time (17:38) at fastest the second holder (4:42) and ran mile record in the 800 country Schwartz district owns meet. cross records track state her country (2:10), 1,600 (4:45), 3,200 (10:10) and on the cross course, Virginia and Syracuse Dame, Notre Villanova, mark of 17:25 is the record. Schwartz. also recruited HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 10:10. 4:45; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Schwartz of Joseph and Paulette She is the daughter Pa. Pittsburgh, biking and She enjoys and Jocelyn. Joseph, Alexis siblings, and has three as a Sunday She also volunteered 10th grade. until basketball played school teacher.

Colorado BUffaloes (Shaler Area) Freshman • HS Freshman Pittsburgh, Pa. BRIANNA SCHWARTZ TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 2:10 Mile ...... 4:42 1,600-m ...... 4:45 3,200-m ...... 10:10 Seligman is majoring in psychology. Seligman is majoring in psychology. 1,600-meters: 4:59.74; 3,200-meters: 10:43.43. 4:59.74; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Seligman owns multiple records at IHS. She is the ju- at Seligman multiple records owns Cayla Esther Seligman was born on August 22, 1997 in born on August Esther Seligman was Cayla HIGH SCHOOL: holder (10:43.83), as record nior class 1,600 (4:59.74) and 3,200-meter (1,600/5:03.23; holder in the same events as the senior class record well of 18:07. In country3,200/10:46.08). Seligman the 5k cross record ran and 4A BiDistrict I/II Conference the 4A KingCo 2014, the Eagles were eld season, IHS During and fi the 2015 track Country Champions. Cross Confer- winning the 4A KingCo championship after the 4A state won and 4A BiDistictence Seligman country served I/II meets. as the cross and All- the All-KingCo named to and was captain her senior year team On the track, she medalist. well as an all-state as teams, rst BiDistrict fi Seligman medalist. champion and a state KingCo the 3,200-meter was as a junior athlete most improved team’s eld and fi named the track was medalist title and also earned state winning the 3,200 KingCo after Northern by and Portland. Arizona also recruited She was honors. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: and Heidi Seligman and of David She is the daughter Wash. Issaquah, Wil- countryat ran cross and track Her father rey. Jeff has one brother, hiking and cooking. She enjoys lamette. 2015 colorado cross country

Colorado BUffaloes (Issaquah) Freshman • HS Freshman Issaquah, Wash. CAYLA SELIGMAN CAYLA 40 TRACK PRs TRACK 1,600-m ...... 4:59.74 3,200-m ...... 10:43.43 41 800-meters: 1:55.33; mile: 4:17; 1,600-meters: 1:55.33; mile: 4:17; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Sheesley is majoring in integrative physiology. Sheesley ran one season for the Mountaineers. one season for the Mountaineers. Sheesley ran Sheesley raced in three events at the 2014 Colorado the 2014 Colorado at events in three Sheesley raced Luke Goodwine Sheesley was born on January Goodwine Sheesley was 17, 1996 Luke

2015 colorado cross country AT WESTERN STATE: AT Conference Athletic the Rocky Mountain at 29th overall He placed nish. Sheesley fi team a third-place WSC to helping Championships, regionals. 54th at was HIGH SCHOOL: in the 3,200 second He was Championships. and Field Track 5A State in the 1,600 (4:20.60). fth in the 800 (1:55.33) and seventh (9:23.53), fi Sheesley was As a junior, His time in the 3,200 is also a FCHS record. team relay a member of the 4x800-meter in the 1,600 and was eighth country team, he earned a As a member of the cross rst. fi placed that was all-conference meet in 2013. Sheesley at the state nish fi 12th place as a junior and senior. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 9:07. 99. 4:20.10; 3,200-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: and Shannon Sheesley He is the son of Drew Colo. in Fort Collins, State for the Colorado a linebacker was Jack. His father has one brother, shing and hanging fi movies, watching Sheesley enjoys football team. out with family and friends.

Colorado BUffaloes Sophomore • TR Sophomore • Fort Collins, Colo. Collins, Fort LUKE SHEESLEY LUKE (Fort Collins/Western St.) Collins/Western (Fort TRACK PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:55.55 (O) 1,500-m ...... 3:53.37 (O) Mile: 4:53; 1,600-meters: 4:52; 3,200-meters: 4:52; 3,200-meters: Mile: 4:53; 1,600-meters: Tuttle is an integrative physiology major. major. physiology is an integrative Tuttle Tuttle was the state cross country cross runner-up as a senior the state was Tuttle Tuttle ran one season for the Bulldogs. She won her fi rst her fi She won one season for the Bulldogs. ran Tuttle Taylor Nicole Tuttle was born on August 8, 1996 in Las Vegas, Vegas, 8, 1996 in Las born on August was Tuttle Nicole Taylor

2015 colorado cross country AT GEORGIA: AT Country Cross the Georgia clocking 18:14.80 at meet after collegiate Week. Runner of the Women’s named the SEC and was Invitational same distinction placing She earned that time after for the second the SEC led the Bulldogs at Tuttle Invitational. sixth the Furman at Freshman to earn All-SEC nish fi Championships with a 26th place a the NCAA she recorded South At Region Championships, honors. nish. fi 37th place HIGH SCHOOL: place second to which helped her team as a junior, third and placed County Cross Gwinnet was named the 2013 nishes both season. She fi country part and was cross of the All-Metros Year Country Runner of the In eld. country and fi for cross and track the PCHS MVP was Tuttle team. New Balance Outdoor Nationals. in the mile at eighth 2014, she placed HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 11:03. IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: Ga. of Snellville, Tuttle of Charles and Cindy She is the daughter Nev. and they both and Brittany Mackenzie are is a triplet; her sisters Tuttle art Berry She enjoys softball at play and swimming also College. years. softball for eight played

Colorado BUffaloes • TR Georgia) Snellville, Ga.Snellville, Sophomore TAYLER TUTTLE TAYLER (Providence Christian/ (Providence 42 TRACK PRs TRACK Mile ...... 4:53 1,600-m ...... 4:52 3,200-m ...... 11:03 43 1,600-meters: 4:57; 3,200-meters: 10:22.5 4:57; 3,200-meters: 1,600-meters: Verdon is majoring in integrative physiology. physiology. is majoring in integrative Verdon Redshirt. Verdon placed third overall at the Rocky at overall third placed Verdon Redshirt. Verdon was a two-time state champion in cross country champion in cross a two-time was state Verdon Carrie Sophie Verdon was born on March 8, 1994 in Torrance, Torrance, 8, 1994 in born on March was Verdon Sophie Carrie Verdon made an immediate impact cam- during her freshman made an immediate Verdon Verdon had another outstanding season as a sophomore, helping had another outstanding season as a sophomore, Verdon

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE a season ending injury ered race. in the same but suff Shootout, Mountain 2013: sev- regionals and place Pac-12, win at nish a runner-up fi lead CU to to placing Shootout, the Rocky Mountain led CU at Verdon NCAAs. at enth s in the next three 2 runner for the Buff the No. She was overall. second and fourth Pac-12s 10th at NCAA-PreNationals, placing 22nd at races, fi n- at NCAA with a 132nd-place nished the season She fi regionals. at muddy conditions. extremely falling twice due to 5) after No. ish (CU’s honors during and all-region Team Second earned All-Pac-12 Verdon the campaign. 2012: s She led the Buff races. ve in four of fi 2 scorer No. CU’s paign and was Two overall. nish third the fi crossing Shootout, the Rocky Mountain at Verdon pre-nats. at nish fi a 37th-place she recorded that after weeks She Championships. the Pac-12 16th at and took do well to continued regionals; run at up the performancefollowed with a seventh-place nished the fi Verdon honor in the process. rst all-region earning her fi the USA Junior Cross At placing 136th overall. by nationals campaign at at compete on to and went third she placed Country Championships, placing the top she was Junior Championships where World the IAAF 20th overall. American at HIGH SCHOOL: title in the state to as a junior and senior helped her high school team the North also won Cougars The titles. one of her state to 2010, en route place Verdon Section In 2010, Coast championships the same seasons. where nationals earn a spot at Regionals to West fourth FootLocker at championships as at the state was ninth She overall. nished 19th she fi was Verdon 11th. season she placed and in her freshman a sophomore the state at in the 3,200-meter on the track, placing third also successful (10:22.5). High School record meet with a Campolindo HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: IN THE CLASSROOM: team mention honorable All-Academic the Pac-12 named to She was in 2013. PERSONAL: and Calif. of Moraga, Verdon and Lisa Wayne of She is the daughter Calif. hiking and art pursue a career She enjoys to and wants has one brother. graduation. after therapy in physical

Colorado BUffaloes (Campolindo) Junior • 2L/RS Moraga, Calif. Moraga, Calif. CARRIE VERDON 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 21:00 ...... 3/2 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... 20:55 ...... 2/1 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 20:43 ...... 22/2 Pre-Nationals at ...... 21:42 ..10/2 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 20:40 ...... 4/2 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 21:32 ....132/5 NCAA Championship at ....Time2012 ...... Fin/CU ...... 21:03 ...... 3/1 Rocky Mtn Shootout ...... 20:54 ...... 37/2 Pre-Nationals at ...... 20:41 ..16/2 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 20:43 ...... 7/2 NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 21:02 ....136/2 NCAA Championship at HONORS 2012, 13 All-Region Team Second 2013 All-Pac-12 honorable All-Academic 2013 Pac-12 mention PRs TRACK 1,500-m ...... 4:25.46 Mile ...... 5:07.12 3,000-m ...... 9:18.11 (I) 5,000-m ...... 15:59.83 (O) 10,000-m ...... 33:42.02 800-meters: 1:52.56; 1,600-meters: 4:07; 3,200-meters: 1:52.56; 1,600-meters: 800-meters: Winter is majoring in engineering. is majoring in engineering. Winter Winter had a great junior season for the Buff s, starting and junior season for the Buff had a great Winter Winter earned six individual state championship titles while earned six individual state Winter Connor R. Winter was born on February 18, 1993 in Littleton, Colo. Colo. born on February 18, 1993 in Littleton, was Winter R. Connor Winter had a great redshirt freshman season, breaking out with a out with a season, breaking redshirt freshman had a great Winter Redshirt. Did not compete. He raced unattached at the Rocky Mountain the Rocky Mountain at unattached He raced Redshirt. Did not compete. Winter had another nice season, playing a key role for the Buff s through- for the Buff role a key season, playing had another nice Winter

2015 colorado cross country COLLEGE – 2014: COLLEGE and placed Shootout at the Rocky Mountain was seventh He nishing strong. fi Pac-12 Champion- the at s for the Buff He scored NCAA Pre-Nationals. 14th at s No. 2 runner and helped the Buff fi as CU’s overall fth nish the fi crossing ships, re- meet, the following At Championship. their fourth Pac-12 capture straight off the season fi nish. He capped s with a fourth place led the Buff Winter gionals, During NCAA Championship. straight home its second placing 24th as CU took by honors. and All-America all-region Team, First he earned All-Pac-12 the year, 2013: No. as CU’s sixth Shootout out the season. He placed the Rocky Mountain at 28th (CU’s was Winter NCAA Pre-Nationals, at later, weeks A couple 3 scorer. Pac-12 Championships where at the nish of the season came 5). His best fi No. team title. Pac-12 straight to their third s fourthhe took and guided the Buff fi placing 15th regionals, at nish team a runner-up to s helped the Buff Winter at the NCAA nish fi nished the season with a 177th-place and fi individually, All-Pac-12 He recorded title. home the team CU took Championships where honors during the year. and all-region Team First 2012: to earn a spot on the Shootout at the Rocky Mountain nish fi seventh-place seal his spot on to pre-nationals 35th at place on to He went varsity squad. team Pac-12 straight s win their second helped the Buff Winter the team. at He servedfi as the alternate nisher. 8 No. as CU’s overall nishing 21st title; fi 5 harrier. No. 65th as CU’s placed at nationals, s for the Buff and scored regionals 2011: (26:58). 19th overall and was Shootout HIGH SCHOOL: runs as a the 800, 1,600 and 3,200-meter He won High School. Arapahoe at his sophomore, honors on the track earned all-state Winter junior and senior. country cross the 2009 state the runner-up at He was junior and senior years. championship his junior year. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 15:21.60. 9:09.04; 5,000-meters: IN THE CLASSROOM: PERSONAL: and has one younger Colo. of Centennial, Winter He is the son of Robert and Jill sec- in the Crowd Faces in Sport featured Illustrated’s was Winter Bailey. sister, 5A Championships, State the Colorado at events the distance sweeping tion after won the to CHSAA. He according years, at least 60 to do so in athlete rst the fi 800 (1:52.56), the 1,600 (4:22.52) and 3,200 (9:17.17).

Colorado BUffaloes Senior • 3L (Arapahoe) Centennial, Colo. Colo. Centennial, CONNOR WINTER CONNOR 44 2014 ...... Fin/CU ....Time2014 ...... Fin/CU ...... 24:53 ...... 7/6 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 24:27 ...... 14/6 Pre-Nationals at ...... 23:44 ..5/2 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:56 ...... 4/1 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 30:45 ....24/4 NCAA Championship at ....Time2013 ...... Fin/CU ...... 25:56 ...... 6/3 Rocky Mtn. Shootout ...... 23:59 ...... 28/5 Pre-Nationals at ...... 24:49 ..4/2 Championship Pac-12 at ...... 29:52 ...... 15/3 NCAA Mtn Region at ...... 32:03 ....177/7 NCAA Championship at ....Time2012 ...... Fin/CU ...... 25:26 ...... 7/6 Rocky Mtn Shootout ...... 23:56 ...... 35/7 Pre-Nationals at ...... 24:11 ..21/8 Championship Pac-12 at ...... Alt. NCAA Mtn. Region at ...... 30:29 ....65/5 NCAA Championship at ....Time2011 ...... Fin/CU ...... +19...... 26:58 Rocky Mtn Shootout HONORS 2014 All-American Region 2013, 14 All-Mountain Team First 2013, 14 All-Pac-12 PRs TRACK 800-m ...... 1:52.56 1,500-m ...... 3:43.34 (O) Mile ...... 4:01.69 (I) 3,000-M ...... 8:02.70 (I) 5,000-m ...... 13:55.91 (O) ...... 8:48.93Steeplechase (O) 45 ...... 7th/31 ...... 4th/43 ...... 3rd/12 5. NC State. 233; 6. Princeton, 233; 6. Princeton, 5. NC State. 4. Colorado, 186; 4. Colorado, 4. Washington, 93; 5. UCLA, 143; 6. Arizona State, 158; 7. State, 93; 5. UCLA, 143; 6. Arizona Washington, 4. 8. West Virginia, 277; 9. Iona, 377; 10. Wisconsin, 382 Wisconsin, 277; 9. Iona, 377; 10. Virginia, West 8. 3. Colorado, 82; 3. Colorado,

2015 colorado cross country 2. Colorado State, 54. State, 2. Colorado 2. New Mexico, 56; 3. BYU, 112; 4. Northern Arizona, 149; 5. Wyoming, 157; 6. Colorado 157; 6. Colorado Wyoming, 112; 4. Northern 149; 5. Arizona, 56; 3. BYU, 2. New Mexico, 7. Colorado, 267; 7. Colorado,

2014 COLORADO WOMEN IN REVIEW 1. Georgetown, 110; 2. Oergon, 139; 3. Michigan, 143; 110; 2. Oergon, 1. Georgetown, 405. State, 369; 10. Penn 345; 9. California, 302; 8. Lamar, 288; 7. Baylor, 1. Oregon, 54; 2. Stanford 74; 54; 2. Stanford 1. Oregon, 342. State, 246; 11. USC, 336; 12. Oregon State, Washington 200; 9. Utah, 241; 10. 185; 8. Arizona, California, 43; 1. Colorado, 270; 259; 11. Nevada, State, 253; 10. Montana State, Weber 146; 9. 160; 7. Utah, 246; 8. Idaho State, State, 407; 385; 16. Utah State, 379; 15. Air Force, 374; 14. Northern Colorado, Valley, 371; 13. Utah Tech, Texas 12. 488. 485; 20. UTEP, 472; 19. Montana, State, 17. Southern Utah, 423; 18. New Mexico 209; 189 5. Arkansas, 188; 4. Georgetown, 147; 3. New Mexico, State, 85; 2. Iowa 1. Michigan State, 249; 6. Oregon, Oct. 31 ...... Calif.) Championships (Oakland, Pac-12 at RMS PRE-NC P12 MTR NCAA 30 Aug. MTR Oct. 4 TIME TRIAL ...... NTS ALUMNI/OPEN/VARSITY ...... 1st/3 (Boulder) SHOOTOUT ROCKY MOUNTAIN 16; 1. Colorado, 6k P12 6k 6k PRE-NC 6k Alm RMS 51/2 7/2 Runner 5.8k 5/4 29/3 M. Benner 81/3 +9 52/4 29/5 13/5 K. E. Blakely Clark 20:53.0 M. Caldwell 21:16.6 21:17.5 20:28 31/1 21:20.62 1/1 7/1 4/1 2/1 21:06.3 E. 21:39.2 21:36.8 20:59 21:32.59 22:07.1 26/8 Constien V. DeSouchet 22:23.8 22:50.3 22:07 95/4 7/5 +14 70/5 26/4 16/5 +17 21:54.4 J. Kelly 21:59.6 22:16.6 21:22 63/7 22:13.60 128/6 87/10 +8 98/6 20:37.7 A. 4/3 20:19.6 20:54.1 20:19 28/2 19/3 12/4 44/6 McAlister 20:56.50 96/5 +17 23:00.7 L. May 9/3 36/7 73/9 21:11.0 195/7 C. 21:31.3 21:47.0 20:52 21:38 21:41.37 221/7 22:19.3 21:11.9 M. Ortiz 21:10.1 21:15.4 20:43 21:11.4 22:31.2 Sutherland 21:29.06 25:14.0 Rintala O. 12/6 21:54.2 22:31.2 21:43 21:22.01 S. +12 21:46 20:59.5 21/7 C. Verdon 69/8 22:56.3 60/9 +22 + open race/individual/unattached 3/2 Oct. 18 ...... Ind.) Haute, (Terre Invitational Pre-National at Nov. 14 Nov...... 1st/20 N.M.) NCAA Region Championships (Albuquerque, Mountain at 22 Nov. Ind.)...... Haute, NCAA Championships (Terre at ...... 1st/31 ...... 1st/46 ...... 1st/9

2015 colorado cross country 2. Northern Arizona, 68; 3. BYU, 121; 4. Southern Utah, 128; 5. Colorado State, 140; 6. State, 121; 4. Southern Utah, 128; 5. Colorado 2. Northern 68; 3. BYU, Arizona, 2. Oregon 57; 3. Stanford, 80; 4. Washington, 87; 5. UCLA, 168; 6. Arizona State, 182; 7. State, 87; 5. UCLA, 168; 6. Arizona Washington, 80; 4. 57; 3. Stanford, 2. Oregon 2. Stanford, 98; 3. Portland, 175; 4. Northern Arizona, 188; 5. Syracuse, 206; 6. Oregon, 206; 6. Oregon, 175; 4. Northern 188; 5. Syracuse, 98; 3. Portland, Arizona, 2. Stanford, 2. Air Force; 115. 2. Air Force; 2. Oregon, 91; 3. Georgetown, 148; 4. Furman, 262; 5. Colorado State, 272; 5. Tulsa, 272; Tulsa, 272; 5. State, 262; 5. Colorado 148; 4. Furman, 91; 3. Georgetown, 2. Oregon, 8k 8k 8k 10k 10k 8k 10k 8k

2014 COLORADO MEN IN REVIEW 1. Colorado, 65; 1. Colorado, 335 Wisconsin, 296; 10. 230; 8. Iona, 270; 9. Oklahoma State, Villanova, 221; 7. 1. Colorado, 35; 1. Colorado, 400. 363; 10. Cornell, State, 329; 8. Mississippi, 363; Penn Texas, 7. 30; 1. Colorado, 224. State, Washington 206; 9. 189; 8. Arizona, California, 45; 1. Colorado, 243; 11. Utah State, Wyoming. 202; 10. 191; 9. Air Force, State, Weber 158; 8. 156; 7. New Mexico, UTEP, 396; 16. State, 396; 15. New Mexico Tech, Texas 324; 14. Valley, 308; 13. Utah State, 288; 12. Montana 471. 460; 17. Idaho State, Montana, 46 Oct. 31 ...... Calif.) Championships (Oakland, Pac-12 at 14 Nov...... 1st/17 N.M.) NCAA Region Championships (Albuquerque, Mountain at 22 Nov. Ind.)...... Haute, NCAA Championships (Terre at Aug. 30 Aug. Oct. 4 TIME TRIAL ...... ALUMNI/OPEN/VARSITY NTS ...... (Boulder) SHOOTOUT ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1st/3 15; 1. Colorado, Oct. 18 ...... Ind.) Haute, (Terre Invitational Pre-National at RMS PRE-NC P12 MTR NCAA MTR P12 PRE-NC 27:36.4 RMS Runner 28:55.6 Emmert D. 25:41.0 R. Forsyth 25:41.0 E. Gonzales +19 Holvey 26:48.1 83/8 C. Herrick +70 Hurysz +12 J. 7/2 41/6 6/5 9/4 19/6 +13 J. 26:25.8 26:20.4 Moussa +32 Miller P. 3/3 8/3 6/3 9/3 5/1 Murphy 35/5 A. 7/4 12/4 2/2 12/5 P. 24:51.5 24:23.8 24:14 30:57.6 29:57.40 24:32.1 M. Pearson +24 25:48.7 Peterman Z. Perrin 24:28.1 24:21.8 23:49 30:29.6 17/7 79/7 28/7 64/6 202/7 29:58.07 Saarel A. 7/2 24:24.4 24:25.6 23:53 5/4 4/2 8/5 13/5 30:51.7 30:00.81 +4 Theroux B. 1/1 2/1 4/1 9/3 Winter B. +14 5/2 4/1 24/4 7/6 14/6 C. 26:01.5 25:20.7 24:21 32:36.8 31:54.42 + open race/individual/unattached 24:43.1 24:15.3 23:54 30:30.7 30:03.67 24:23.1 24:06.1 23:42 30:31.7 24:52.9 24:26.9 23:44 30:45.0 29:55.33 47

2015 colorado cross country PAST SHOOTOUT TEAM CHAMPIONS SHOOTOUT PAST PAST SHOOTOUT INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS INDIVIDUAL SHOOTOUT PAST

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHOOTOUT MOUNTAIN ROCKY Year Year 1986 1987 Men (Runner-up) 1988 (Colorado) State Adams 1989 (Wyoming) State Weber 1990 TC) State (Adams State Adams 1991 Young) (Brigham Colorado 1992 (Wyoming) Young (Boulder Road Runners) NC State Brigham N/A (Runner-up) Women 1993 Mexico) (NAU/New Colorado State) (Western Colorado 1994 Young) (Brigham Colorado State) Boulder Road Runners (Weber 1995 Boulder Road Runners (Colorado) (Idaho State) Colorado Beck Rec Ctr Paul 1996 (Idaho State) GC Colorado Valley Lake (Wyoming) State Weber 1997 State) (Western Colorado State) (Montana Colorado Beck Rec Ctr Paul GC 1998 Valley Lake (Portland) Colorado 1999 Course State) (Western Colorado State) (Weber Colorado 2000 State) (Western Colorado (Michigan) Colorado (Oregon) Colorado 2001 State) (Western Colorado 2002 (Wyoming) Colorado GC GC Valley Valley Lake State) Lake (Adams Colorado 2003 (Wyoming) Colorado State) (Adams Colorado (Colorado State Adams 2004 (Denver/AFA) Colorado State) Spring Hill GC (Western Colorado 2005 Force) (Air Colorado 2006 Gallagher Ranch (Wyoming) Colorado 2007 Force) (Wyoming) (Air Colorado Colorado Gallagher Ranch2008 (Wyoming) (Wyoming) Colorado Colorado (Denver) Colorado Gallagher Ranch alo Ranch 2009 Property/Buff Flatirons (Wyoming) Colorado Gallagher Ranch 2010 alo Ranch Property/Buff Force) (Air Flatirons Colorado alo Ranch Property/Buff Flatirons (Northern Colorado Colorado) 2011 (Wyoming) (Wyoming) Colorado Colorado 2012 (Wyoming) Colorado (Northern Colorado Colorado) 2013 State) (Colorado (Wyoming) Colorado Colorado 2014 Campus CU at alo South Ranch (Wyoming) (Wyoming) Colorado Colorado Buff Campus at CU alo South Ranch Buff Campus CU at alo South Ranch Force) (Air Colorado Buff Force) (Air Colorado Force) (Wyoming) (Air Colorado Colorado Campus at CU alo South Ranch Buff Campus at CU alo South Ranch Buff Men Year (Wyoming) Colorado 1986 Campus CU at alo South Ranch (Wyoming) Colorado Buff Campus at CU alo South Ranch Buff 1987 (Wyoming) Colorado 1988 TC) (Vigilantes Porter Pat (Northern Colorado Colorado) 1989 Campus CU at alo South Ranch TC) (Vigilantes Buff Porter Pat State) (Colorado Colorado 1990 (Boulder Mark Steckley Road Runners) Campus CU at alo South Ranch 1991 Buff Campus CU at alo South Ranch Buff (Unattached) Dennis Leck 1992 Campus CU at alo South Ranch Buff 25:26 (Unattached) Silvio Guerra Campus at CU alo South Ranch Buff 1993 Campus CU at alo South Ranch Buff Ron Salazar (Colorado) 1994 Campus CU at alo South Ranch Buff (Barton Kosegei Richard County) 25:13 (Boulder Road Runners) Sue Addison Campus at CU alo 1995 South Ranch Buff Scott Larson (Colorado) 25:08 1996 (Colorado) Alan Culpepper Women 1997 N/A Goucher (Colorado) Adam 26:18 1998 (UTEP) Linnsberg 23:07 24:30 (Colorado) Batliner Adam 16:21 1999 Goucher (Colorado) Adam (Unattached) Borovica Carla 2000 24:26 Goucher (Colorado) Adam Russell (Unattached) Kirsten Baughman (Colorado) Brooke 2001 State) Reese Buck (Western 2002 25:37 25:25 (Colorado) Torres Jorge Baughman (Colorado) Brooke 2003 (Colorado) Torres 25:32 Jorge 2004 (Colorado) Torres Jorge 26:23 Baughman (Colorado) State) Brooke Dryer Elva (Western 2005 24:30 Billy Nelson (Colorado) (Oregon) Jenna Carlson 2006 24:32 State) Christiansen (Western Kelly 17:35 24:50 (Colorado) Wille Shayne 2007 17:55 16:48 (Colorado) Schoolmeester Bret State) Kim Bugg (Adams 2008 16:25 (Wyoming) Mark Korir State) Kim Bosen (Adams 2009 17:20 25:24 (Colorado) Grgas-Wheeler Kara (Colorado) Vaughn Brent 24:40 2010 24:47 State) (Adams Brown Aaron 16:40 2011 24:07 Neuman (Colorado) Kenyon (Colorado) Grgas-Wheeler Kara 24:55 2012 17:11 Renee Metivier (Colorado) 17:07 25:05 (Colorado) Joe Bosshard (Colorado) Molly Austin 2013 Medina (Colorado) Richard (Colorado) Molly Austin 2014 17:20 Christine Bolf (Colorado) Hurysz Jake (Colorado) State) (Western Williams Alisha 17:57 (Colorado) Theroux Blake 24:51 25:04 21:06 24:46 (Colorado) Theroux Blake 20:54 24:51 19:38 Barringer (Colorado) Jenny Springs) (UC-Colorado Shannon Payne (Colorado) Sara Vaughn 24:44 24:39 Barringer (Colorado) Jenny 20:21 20:46 20:14 (Colorado) 24:35 Tremblay Laura Kipp (Colorado) 25:34 Shalaya 21:25 20:23 20:53 24:24 (unattached) Keyser Ellie (unattached) Cranny Elise 20:51 Erin Clark (Colorado) 19:25 21:00 20:29 20:29 20:39 20:19 20:20 s r r i d e n e o o a o e a i m a a e e e a a a a a e o e h h a a a a a t m m u e e Wo *J K K Am S M Ell Er R All M M La Sh E K S Sh Kr K La M Ali K S Le N M Y T N Je Jo C Ki C E S K S K R Ca S K La M R T An Women (5.8k) Women Colorado Barringer, *Jenny RMS) (at Colorado Grgas-Wheeler, Kara Big 12) (at Colorado Grgas-Wheeler, Kara 19:38 19:38 Kansas State Mortimer, Amy Colorado Sara Slattery, (Gorton) 2000 2000 19:25 Colorado Molly Austin, unattached Keyser, Ellie 2009 Erin Clark, Colorado 20:06 20:07 Colorado Renee Metivier, Allie McLaughlin, Colorado 2000 2000 Colorado Molly Austin, 20:14 Unattached Martha Tenorio, 20:19 Colorado Tremblay, Laura 2001 Colorado Kipp, Shalaya 20:21 2012 20:20 20:22 Colorado Emma Coburn, Colorado 2004 Grgas-Wheeler, Kara 20:29 2014 2009 20:23 Colorado Sara Slattery, (Gorton) Colorado Kipp, Shalaya 20:29 1999 2002 unattached Arendt, Kristen 20:29 20:33 2010 State Brinkman, Iowa Kelly 20:33 20:30 Colorado Thweatt, Laura 2011 1999 Colorado Molly Austin, 2000 2010 State Western Alisha Williams, 20:42 20:42 Baylor Newton, Kara 20:44 Colorado Sara Slattery, (Gorton) 2014 2010 Colorado Higgins, Leslie 20:44 2000 20:46 Colorado Florence, Natalie 20:45 unattached Melody Fairchild, 20:48 2010 2003 Unattached Komatsu, Yukari 1999 Colorado Moody, 2001 Tera 20:47 Colorado Florence, Natalie 20:49 20:49 Colorado 20:49 Barringer, Jenny 2000 Colorado Jodie Hughes, 20:50 1999 2002 2012 Colorado Christine Bolf, State Kim Bosun, 1998 Adams 20:50 Colorado Christine Bolf, 20:50 20:51 Colorado Emma Coburn, 2003 2000 State Adams Bylander, Stephanie 20:52 2006 Kansas State Hinds, Korene 20:53 Oklahoma State Wells, Sara 20:54 2000 20:58 Unattached Kanno, Katsuko 2005 20:57 Colorado Renee Metivier, 1998 20:57 2003 Colorado Verdon, Carrie 2004 20:59 Colorado Sara Vaughn, 2009 20:59 Kerry Missouri Hils, 20:59 2000 Colorado Tremblay, Laura 2000 Unattached Marne Findlay, 20:59 2003 State Western Rebekah Mackie, 21:00 Colorado Moody, 2003 Tera 21:00 Missouri Ann Marie Brooks, 2014 21:01 21:02 21:02 2007 21:01 2009 2002 1998 2000 21:03 21:03 2000 2000 alo Ranch/CU South course record Campus) *--indicates 2015 colorado cross country

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHOOTOUT MOUNTAIN ROCKY TOP 50 COURSE TIMES (Buff 50 COURSE TOP Men (8k) Colorado Torres, *Jorge Colorado Goucher, Adam Theroux, Colorado Blake Colorado Murphy, Pierce Ammar Moussa, Colorado Colorado Goucher, Adam 24:07 24:12 (CU) unattached Pearson, Morgan 24:24 Hurysz, Jake Colorado 2002 24:25 1998 Medina, Colorado Richard 24:33 24:29 State Western Christiansen, Kelly 2014 24:30 Scott Larson, Unattached 2014 2014 2014 Colorado Ben Saarel, 24:40 1997 Colorado Joe Bosshard, 24:39 24:34 Colorado Vaughn Brent 2004 Colorado Torres, Jorge 24:42 2011 2012 Colorado Ritzenhein, Dathan Colorado Torres, Jorge 1997 24:44 Colorado Vaughn, Brent 24:44 State Western Rees Buck, 24:46 24:47 State Western Michael Aish, 2014 2010 24:47 Wyoming Mark Korir, 2007 2001 Neuman, Colorado Kenyon 24:48 2001 Hurysz, Jake Colorado 24:48 24:50 24:51 Colorado Winter, Connor 2000 Colorado Torres, Jorge 2004 1999 Colorado Schoolmeester, Bret 1999 24:51 24:51 Unattached Josh Eberly, (CU) Unattached Kyle, Jordan 2009 24:52 24:53 2006 Colorado Torres, Ed 24:55 State Western Kim Hogarth, 24:54 2014 Colorado Andy Wacker, 2014 24:57 2005 24:55 Colorado Ron Roybal, 1999 Wyoming Mark Korir, 2009 24:59 Colorado Tebo, Matt 2003 Theroux, Colorado Blake 24:58 Martin Medina, Colorado 2006 25:00 Unattached Josh Eberly, 2002 25:01 State Western Ian Butler, 2011 25:01 State Western Chris Seimers, 1999 Colorado 25:01 Slattery, Steve 25:01 25:01 2007 Colorado Torres, Ed 25:02 Billy Nelson, Colorado 2012 2009 25:03 25:03 2012 Colorado Andy Wacker, Colorado Pifer, Stephen 2002 2014 2002 Colorado Torres, 25:04 Ed Unattached Josh Eberly, Medina, Colorado Richard 2000 25:05 25:05 Scott Larson, Colorado 25:05 Colorado Schoolmeester, Bret 25:07 2001 2003 Colorado Chris Severy, 2010 25:09 2007 25:08 25:09 25:11 2001 25:10 2000 2009 2004 25:11 2000 1998 48 49 The 2011 teams were one of 12 to sweep sweep one of 12 to were 2011 teams The both the men’s and women’s conference races. races. conference and women’s both the men’s Colorado Women C Year Y 1976 1 (pts) Winner 1977 1 (20) State Iowa 1978 1 (27) State Iowa 1979 1 CU (pts) CU Finisher Top (43) State Iowa 1980 1 2nd (59) (31) State Iowa Allen 7. Pam 1981 1 2nd (62) Missouri (36) 3. Dana Slater 1982 1 2nd (70) (27) State Iowa 5. Dana Slater 1983 1 5th (108) Montes 13. Fran (41) Kansas State 1984 1 (44) State Iowa 2nd (75) 1985 1 4th (100) Montes 5. Fran (80) N/A 3rd Missouri (57) 1986 1 7. Sheri Rochel (61) Nebraska 1987 1 5th (123) 20. Nancy Reynolds Oklahoma St (50) 1988 1 (49) Colorado (79) 3rd 1989 1 (64) 3rd 5th (106) 5. Michelle Bews (41) Nebraska 1990 1 6. Sarah Hanson 5. Chris McNamara (42) Nebraska 1991 1 (48) State Iowa —- 1992 1 6th (120) (55) Nebraska 1993 1 Campbell 9. Catrina 5th (135) (52) Colorado 3. Chris McNamara 1994 1 12. Liz Laster (94) 3rd (57) Nebraska 1995 1 12. Shanon Busch (93) 3rd (29) Colorado 1996 1 Baughman 2. Brooke (25) Colorado —- 1997 1 (78) 3rd (30) Colorado 1998 1 Roberts 3. Patty (23) Baughman Colorado 1. Brooke —- 1999 1 (78) Kansas State —- 2000 2 (62) Colorado Roberts 2. Patty —- 2001 2 2nd (99) (29) Colorado Roberts 1. Patty __ 2002 2 Burroughs 4. Heather (33) Colorado Smith 1. Kelly 2003 2 (34) Colorado ___ 2004 2 2. Jennifer Smith (45) Colorado ___ 2005 2 Grgas-Wheeler Kara 1. (25) Colorado ___ 2006 2 Grgas-Wheeler Kara 1. (38) Colorado ----- 2007 2 1. Molly Austin (45) Colorado ----- 2008 2 1. Molly Austin (59) Colorado ----- 2009 2 (44) Tech Florence 1. Natalie Texas ----- 2010 2 (38) Tech 1. Renee Metivier Texas ----- 2011 2 (44) Tech 1. Christine Bolf Texas ----- 2012 2 5th (145) 22. Emily Hanenburg Barringer 2. Jenny (50) Colorado 2013 2 2nd (52) Barringer 2. Jenny (47) Oregon Barringer 1. Jenny 2014 2 2nd (53) (69) Arizona Tremblay 4. Laura Year Coaches of the Conference C (54) Oregon ----- (1995); Coach Assistant Jacober, Toby Jerry Quiller (1987, 1992, 1994); 5th (124) (1997, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07) Kipp Kipp 11. Shalaya 4. Shalaya Wetmore Mark 2nd (75) Kipp 9. Shalaya (82) 3rd 4. Erin Clark They also won the fi rst two Pac-12 Championships in any sport.Pac-12 Championships in any rst two the fi also won They th th

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CONFERENCE HISTORY

Colorado Men Kansas Wiley Year 1950 Milt (pts) Winner 1951 4th 10. 1952 Kansas (13) 1953 CU (pts) CU Finisher Top Kansas (20.5) 1954 Kansas (16) 1955 Kansas (30) 1956 5th (85) (43) 3rd Kansas (15) Cooper 1957 19. Colin Barlow 3. Lloyd Kansas (20) 1958 2nd (19) Kansas (26) 1959 Barlow 5. Lloyd 4th (54) Kansas (37) 1960 Wyatt 8. Jim (34) 3rd Kansas (51) 1961 4. Jack Hughes 2nd (88) (40) Oklahoma St. Wyatt 1962 9. Jim 2nd (52) Kansas (26) 1963 5. Ned Sargent 8th (180) (98) 3rd (60) 22. Eric Cahn Colorado 1964 Peake 12. Mike 5th (98) Kansas (26) 1965 4. Bernie Frakes Kansas (31) 1966 2nd (78) (34) Kansas State —- 1967 8. Bob Griffi (51) Kansas State 1968 4th (85) 4th (76) Missouri (52) 9. Bob Griffi 1969 Wighton 4. Dave Runyan 9. Craig (72) 3rd 2nd (57) Kansas (45) 1970 Berven Wighton 1. Dave 6. Jeff Kansas (55) 1971 Missouri (60) 2nd (59) 1972 St./Missouri 6th Runyan 1. Craig (49) Kansas State N/A 1973 2nd (61) (37) Oklahoma St. 1974 Iowa Runyan 1. Craig 6th (137) 4th (110) (53) Trujillo Oklahoma St. 5. Rick 4th (83) Stegner 5. Mike 1975 2nd (76) Peterson 6. Mike 1976 4. John Gregorio 2nd (55) (25) Kansas State Peterson 1977 2. Mike (46) Colorado 1978 2nd (73) (21) Colorado 1979 5. John Hunsaker (22) Colorado 1980 (23) Colorado —- 1981 (26) Colorado —- 1982 er State Iowa 1. Kirk Pfeff —- 1983 (35) Colorado 1. Mark Spilsbury —- 1984 er (53) State Iowa 1. Kirk Pfeff —- 1985 (32) State Iowa 1. Mark Anderson 1986 3rd (48) Colorado 1. Mark Scrutton —- 1987 5th (94) (37) Colorado 6. Mick Bannister 5th (114) Trujillo 16. Chuck (47) State Iowa 1. Mark Scrutton 1. Mark Scrutton —- —- (92) 3rd 3. Dan Reese Truijillo 1. Chuck (1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 11, 12, 13, 14) Wetmore Mark 1988 1989 (34) State Iowa 1990 (22) State Iowa 1991 (26) State Iowa 1992 2nd (71) (16) State Iowa 8. Bob Cisco 1993 (92) 3rd (42) Colorado 1994 8. Bob Cisco 6th (113) 17. Ron Salazar (27) State Iowa 1995 2nd (86) (29) State Iowa Rogers 11. Fritz 1996 Oklahoma St (38) — 1997 2nd (49) (66) Colorado 1998 2nd (49) 2nd (53) (32) Colorado Goucher 4. Adam 1999 Rogers 5. Fritz Goucher 1. Adam (31) Colorado 2000 (22) Colorado —- 2001 (16) Colorado ___ 2002 (31) Colorado Batliner 5. Adam ___ 2003 Goucher 1. Adam (25) Colorado ___ 2004 Goucher 1. Adam (38) Colorado ___ 2005 1. Ron Roybal (48) Colorado ___ 2006 Torres 1. Jorge (44) Colorado ----- 2007 Torres 1. Jorge (36) Colorado ----- 2008 (34) Colorado Torres 1. Jorge ----- 2009 Ritzenhein 1. Dathan Oklahoma St (26) ----- 2010 Oklahoma St (24) Vaughn 2. Brent ----- 2011 2nd (66) ----- Pifer 5. Stephen Oklahoma St (19) 2012 Kyle 8. Jordan 2nd (56) Vaughn 3. Brent (46) Colorado 2013 Neuman 7. Kenyon Vaughn 1. Brent 2nd (46) (49) Colorado 2014 Wacker 5. Andy (28) Colorado (30) Colorado ------Medina 3. Richard ----- Theroux 7. Blake ----- Theroux 3. Blake Theroux 4. Blake Conference Coaches of the Year Coaches of the Conference Jerry Quiller (1987, 1991, 1992) 2006. rst time since

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY DISTRICT/REGION CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY The 2014 team won both men’s and women’s region crowns for the fi for crowns region and women’s both men’s won 2014 team The 50 Year Year 1980 M-Team 1982 1st (50) Colorado Finisher Top 1983 1st 1. Mark Scrutton 1984 5th 1985 2nd (78) 29:21.9 1986 1. Mark Scrutton 2nd (58) W-Team Winke Todd 8. 1987 7. Mick Bannister 1st (46) Colorado Finisher 3. Dan Reese Top 1st (65) 1988 29:48.8 1st (80) Trujillo 1. Chuck 31:38 1989 (71) 3rd 30:49 N/A 2. Andy Dunn 4th (65) 1990 2nd (100) 30:55 9. Andy Dunn 1991 30:25 12th (289) 4. Bob Cisco 5th (83) 10. Sarah Hanson 5th 1992 21. Ron Salazar 5th (5th) 31:10.8 1993 19. Sarah Hanson 1st (77) 4th (96) 1st (92) Rogers 21. Fritz 30:46 1994 1st (50) 18:11 31:42 5. Michelle Bews 1st (33) 30:46 4. Chris McNamara Rogers 8. Fritz 1995 1st (46) 3. Chris McNamara 18:34 4. Scott Larson 31:36 1996 N/A 1st (66) Sinou Vivian 3. 4th (158) Goucher 1. Adam 1997 t-4th (159) 1st (33) 17:39 16:50 31:06 17:01 Goucher Millican 1. Adam 12. Peg 1998 1st (15) 17. Michelle Kantor 5th (138) 30:28 30:07.6 Batliner 1. Adam Campbell 7. Catrina 1999 1st (34) Baughman 5. Brooke 29:33.2 Goucher 1. Adam 17:01 (125) 3rd 2000 2nd (61) 17:51 1st (26) 2nd (57) 32:23.38 Goucher 1. Adam 2001 17:53 17:43 1st (38) Baughman 1. Brooke 17:19 2nd (31) 1. Ron Roybal 30:04.0 2002 1st (48) 1st (43) Baughman Roberts 4. Brooke 2. Patty 30:43.8 Torres 1. Jorge 2003 2nd (93) 16:53 Glyde 2. Colleen 2nd (64) Torres 1. Jorge 2004 1st (69) Smith 3. Kelly 17:11 30:12.8 Torres 2nd (69) 1. Jorge 2005 1st (40) Smith 3. Kelly 16:56.0 30:38.6 17:07 Ritzenhein 1. Dathan 2006 1st (42) Burroughs 7. Heather 2nd (61) 30:53.3 30:32 Vaughn 5. Brent 2007 1st (59) 29:33 1st (38) 18:04.3 1. Billy Nelson Grgas-Wheeler 1. Kara 18:27.35 2008 1st (47) 2nd (48) 8. Billy Nelson 17:20.8 2009 30:03 2nd (67) 1st (42) Grgas-Wheeler 1. Kara 16:39.9 2nd (66) Pifer 6. Stephen 1. Jodie Hughes 2010 2nd (55) 20:45.0 30:28.2 4. Renee Metivier Kyle 6. Jordan 2011 2nd (66) 4. Sara Slattery (Gorton) 1st (32) 30:25.3 Kyle 4. Jordan 2012 30:28.3 20:39 2nd (55) 1st (53) 8. Joe Bosshard 2013 21:13.9 (69) 3rd 1. Renee Metivier 21:05 1st (64) Medina 6. Richard 29:52.8 4th (105) 2014 2nd (69 2. Liza Pascuito 30:24.4 Hurysz 6. Jake 30:08.0 1st (45) Barringer 2. Jenny 30:36.7 Barringer 2. Jenny 4th (133) Murphy 5. Pierce 20:30.7 1st (48) Thweatt Winter 14. Laura (59) 3rd 4. Connor 1st (84) 30:13.2 20:52.8 20:30.5 29:46.0 19:43.9 Barringer 1. Jenny Tremblay 3. Laura 29:55.33 Kipp 4. Shalaya (107) 3rd 20:59.7 1st (29 1st (43) 20:29.0 Kipp 2. Shalaya 20:23.9 Kipp 2. Shalaya 2. Erin Clark 20:59.7 20:18.1 20:31.0 20:56.50 51 1. Mary Decker 16:59 2. Renee Metivier 20:30.7 1st (117) 1. Kara Grgas-Wheeler 20:30 1st (63) 7th (332) Burroughs 25. Heather 17:30 5th (220) 5th (269) 10. Sara Gorton 15. Renee Metivier 20:01 20:21 30:12

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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 1. Mark Scrutton 1. Adam Goucher 1. Adam 29:26 1. Jorge Torres Torres 1. Jorge Ritzenhein 1. Dathan 29:14 29:04 8. Ben Saarel 5. Ammar Moussa 30:29.6 30:41.1 7th (267) 7th (265) 31. Erin Clark Kipp 9. Shalaya 20:21.7 20:37.7 4. Brent Vaughn Vaughn 30:41.8 Brent Torres 2. Jorge 4. 29:06 8th (240) Vaughn 12. Brent 8. Molly Austin 31:13.0 2nd (223) Barringer 2. Jenny 20:51 20:37.9 1st (90) 1st (65) 1st (90) 1st (149) 1st (94) 1st YR 1965 TEAM 14th (281) 1966 6th (248) 1967 Wighton 8. David (163) 3rd CU FINISHER TOP 1968 Runyan 15. Craig 5th (241) 1970 30:15 Runyan 4. Craig 15th (450) 1973 TIME Runyan 13. Craig 6th (217) 1975 Castaneda Ted 52. 30:40 TEAM 20th (447) 1976 31:10 Castaneda Ted 11. 1977 58. Rick Musgrave 30:00 29:25 10th (299) 1978 CU FINISHER TOP 28:55 5th (224) 1979 14. Mark Spilsbury N/A 4th (189) 1980 21. John Hunsaker 13th (369) 1981 (219) 29:34 14. Mark Anderson TIME 1982 7th 6. Mark Scrutton (164) 3rd 30:06 29:32 4th (147) 29:20 7. Mary Decker 18th (430) 19th (408) Montes 93. Fran 26. Ruth Hamilton 17:49 N/A 17:51 16th (546) Allen 16. Pam 9th (237) 17:12 Hulse 37. Sharon 18:49 1984 22nd (411) 1985 (167) 3rd Reese 27. Richard 1986 5th (195) 1987 15. Dan Reese 15th (385) 1989 Trujillo 13. Chuck 30:22 18th (365) 1992 39. Andy Dunn 11th (320) 1993 Nahom 40. Mike 4th (172) 1994 30:12 Found 34. Shawn 31:21 2nd (88) 1995 30:13 31. Alan Culpepper 6th (186) 4th (181) 30:47 1996 Goucher 2. Adam 31:49 12th (249) 5th (179) 1997 (158) McMordie 23. Carol Goucher 6. Adam 30:33 (108) 3rd 1998 3rd 20th (454) 33. Chris McNamera 17. Chris Severy 14th (326) 1999 30:12 Goucher 3. Adam Baughman 11. Brooke 30:58 7th (307) 2000 17:38 4th (126) Baughman 32. Brooke 2nd (94) 17:01 2nd (123) 42. Michael Friedberg 31:29 17:37 29:10 Roberts 13. Patty 17:19 Torres 3. Jorge 31:22 4th (145) Burroughs 17. Heather (178) 3rd 8th (351) Glyde 15. Colleen 17:40 Smith 18. Kelly 17:17 30:21 Grgas-Wheeler 9. Kara 16:58 18:02 17:03 2001 2005 5th (222) 2006 27. James Strang 30:17 2nd (181) 7. Christine Bolf 2014 19:59 2002 4th (190) 2002 4th (26) 2003 5th 2004 2007 7th (287) 2008 12th (372) 2009 Vaughn 5. Brent 6th (315) 2010 Kyle 14. Jordan 15th (366) 2011 Thompson 44. Christian (144) 3rd 2012 26. Joe Bosshard 30:25 29:47.4 (158) 3rd 2013 (479) 23rd 29:52.4 Medina 8. Richard 20th (458) Hurysz 32. Jake Barringer 2. Jenny 30:20.4 5. Allie McLaughlin 6th (314) 29:27.8 11th (335) 29:55.3 Tremblay 23. Laura 19:47.8 20:01.1 Kipp 19. Shalaya 24th (519) Kipp 18. Shalaya 20:39.2 20:08.1 20:02.4 1997 2001 2005 L z t b s s U o U c n e k k k o i o a a o. ot r e OL t ta W M T M W 2 Stanford S 1 3 COLORADO 3COL 3 5 Wisconsin Wi 4 6 Michigan 7 Mi 9 4 11 2 Arkansas 13 Ar 15 16 8 8 Oregon O NC State NC 11 6 Providence Pr 6 16 30 19 Nebraska Ne 22 11 17 W M T M W 2 7 13 5 Stanford 8 COLORADO 1 12 NC State 9 1 BYU 2 9 Arizona No. 12 11 4 3 Georgetown 20 16 3 13 Arkansas 17 16 10 Providence 10 20 Dame Notre 6 19 25 T M W COLORADO 2 6 5 7 1 Stanford 7 Dame Notre 7 21 3 Okla. State 10 10 8 St. Arizona 21 4 2 13 18 Arkansas 19 17 21 8 BYU 1 21 20 Wisconsin Minnesota 9 29 20 St C NC BY N G Ar Pr N CO S No Okl Ari Ar BY W Mi 1996 2000 2004 c o k k k i o i o o a a a i ll l C ot r ri r e i i O t t W M T M W 1 2 1 Stanford S 4 COLORADO CO 5 8 Wisconsin W 6 14 9 16 2 Arkansas 14 Ar 21 19 2 Villanova V Arizona No. No 10 27 7 12 20 Nebraska Ne 22 NC State NC 7 Providence Pr 13 22 29 16 29 W M T M W COLORADO 1 2 4 3 Stanford 7 3 9 Providence 3 Georgetown 5 12 7 8 Wisconsin 5 25 1 12 13 Arkansas 13 14 23 NC State 11 2 BYU 11 6 20 22 Villanova 26 T M W 13 COLORADO 1 11 5 6 1 5 Stanford 2 8 BYU Dame Notre 4 11 St. Arizona 15 19 9 3 Arkansas 16 8 3 Providence 17 21 24 NC State 32 26 Michigan 6 12 16 28 C St Pr G W A NC BY V CO S BY N A A Pr N M

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BUFFS VS. THE NATION BUFFS VS. THE NATION Colorado has become one of the top cross countryColorado has become one of the top programs in the countryThe following since 1994. are the combined NCAA time. meet results since that W M T M W COLORADO 2 4 1 5 1 Stanford 3 4 Wisconsin 23 2 6 10 5 Arkansas 5 3 7 Providence 28 9 33 16 Iona 20 14 14 Virgina 11 Michigan St. 12 17 29 22 BYU NC State 19 16 35 Program ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘01 ‘02 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Program ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘09 ‘97 ‘96 ‘10 ‘95 ‘11 ‘94 ‘12 ‘13 2 3 4 Stanford 27 2 14 7 21 14 ‘14 11 26 8 3 9 7 7 7 15 11 30 26 17 15 19 30 16 9 3 2 7 3 20 5 8 Avg. 10 13 11.4 Total 6 9 11.5 228 6 COLORADO 230 -- -- 3 -- 11 18 25 -- 21 6 25 -- 28 -- Oregon 17 21 19 -- -- 12 -- 11 6 13 16 25 9 -- 15.4 -- 14 30 20 142 12 24 Wisconsin -- 17.5 13 245 Arkansas 13 16 15 13 7 3 14 20 20 -- 19 21 10 36 ------28 27 33 295 18.4 Georgetown 19 14 -- -- 23 18 12 16 16 23 -- 16 -- 14 23 18 12 -- 43 40 41 19 43 33 Georgetown 18 State 27 -- NC 21 29 17 27 -- 22 22 11 364 22.8 -- 16 -- Michigan 20 -- 15 24 16 47 37 28 ------32 -- -- 15 -- -- 22 -- -- 45 11 ------25.5 32 18 35 9 -- 306 -- 26 35 20 Providence 28 27 24 -- 38 24 29 12 -- 22 -- -- 9 -- -- 29 16 53 -- 31 29 44 21 31 33 18 -- Villanova 24.2 213 -- 10 -- 17 -- 26 -- 344 24.7 278 23.2 W M T M 2011 W 15 3 11 COLORADO 5 14 10 Stanford St. Florida 16 13 3 Villanova 4 1 Georgetown 12 17 25 1 18 16 24 Wisconsin 32 Oklahoma St. 30 15 37 2 17 Syracuse 35 32 NC State 11 20 Michigan 15 23 26 Texas 11 33 New Mexico 43 9 16 Minnesota 27 31 Dame Notre 40 22 24 46 1998 Adam Goucher Adam The sign of things to come was on was come sign of things to The Adam 21, 1994 when then-freshman Nov. nish line of the NCAA the fi Goucher crossed Country Championships in Fayetteville, Cross runner-up. Ark. as the national nished sixth. he fi year His sophomore as race in the national third to improved ‘96 season and He redshirted the he was S.C. , a race a junior in Greenville, win. to predicted had eluded him the title that Goucher took career, of his collegiate In the last race ve seasons. for fi the Rim bettered crowd, an unbelievable he called what by Goucher , buoyed in 29:26.9, 23 seconds Record Rock Course who Abdi Abdiraham, ahead of Arizona’s the last with Goucher until pace had kept eld. the fi from mile when he pulled away to win the fall classic since rst American the fi become the win, Goucher would With rst CU in 1992, and the fi won Bob Kennedy trifecta the distance of complete runner to the country, titles in cross winning national seasons. track indoor and outdoor 1982 in the record cial world Mark Scrutton

2015 colorado cross country Zakarie nish and beat the fi from yards the lead 300 took Mark Scrutton for the seconds two Barie of UTEP by Ind. title in Bloomington, NCAA men’s the Big Eight dominate to in 1980 was CUto rst goal when he came His fi the tune of to He did that Conference. surpassing Kansas titles, 14 conference 13 in record Billy Cunningham’s great the early 1930s. the indoor two-mile run his freshman race, He lost just one Big Eight he turned season. By his senior year in the best two-mile indoor time in the NCAA national in winning his second title. he set an unoffi Shortly title, winning that after Newport Beach Back Run with a Bay the 8k course. time of 22:25.8 over )

COLORADO’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS COLORADO’S NATIONAL 1978 (AIAW Mary Decker Tenth months after she bettered she bettered after months Tenth her own world record in the 1,000-me- record world her own run, Mary Colorado’s ter won Decker country cross title in her rst national fi then-home course, on CU’s last race, Country Day. Denver Kent she had set record the course tered 16:59.4 bet- record Her course a minute. by year earlier that NC State’s the lead from she grabbed championships the national At Julie Shea and defending national State Mills of Penn champion Kathy as much by (who had led the race nal loop). Shea the fi going into 20 yards passed Mills and Decker passed Mills, by win the race Shea to by and kicked 10 yards.

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fourth in the 2001 NCAA Championships as the crossed Ritzenhein Dathan a freshman, fourth as CU’s Iowa Waterloo, finish line in champion in six seasons as a redshirtnational sophomore. Ritzenhein with the windchill factor. zero below hovered that In temperatures pack Stanford favored a heavily outdistanced win to Hall in the closing meters Ryan led by 14 seconds, in 29 minutes, rst NCAA crown his fi in the just 1.3 ahead of Hall for the crescendo season. only unbeaten nation’s ‘90 seasons that the 1989 and rst since and fi just the fourth win marked time The the same school runners from erent diff two won Torres as Jorge titles, back-to-back took also It was Ind. Haute, Terre ‘02 in in the race Americans ‘88 that 1987 and rst time since the fi individual titles and likely straight two had won played have both scenarios rst time that the fi out simultaneously. when impressive more even was the nation rise as the best runner in Ritzenhein’s 10 weeks training he had resumed considering suf- fractures stress femoral earlier following seasons. and track cross the previous fered 2002 Jorge Torres

2015 colorado cross country Torres Jorge on his shoulders, a junior resting nal fi nishes as in the Cragg Allister NCAA runner-up fi three Arkansas’ With held off Sports Valley Wabash the cover to meters 10k challenge in a then-course record Center title. rst national 29:04.7 and win his fi initial the race’s took Cragg memory, recent in contests In one of the best men’s the halfway reached the race but before lead, Torres, between a four-man battle it was point, Kimani and Eastern David Alabama’s Cragg, Boaz Cheboiywo. Michigan’s and the 7k mark with Cragg Cheboiywo at ‘01 champion the lead from took Torres the 8k mark it was Kimani hanging on, and at shoulder running shoulder to and Cragg Torres the pro- With of the race. for the remainder the two Torres”, “Torres, chanting crowd Torres and the straightaway nal turn into the fi took build a to surge made an unanswered Torres to close out nish line lead ot the fi 10-meter season and turn only undefeated the nation’s races. in as many record course fth in his fi a set of the best by him, the 1-10 punch was behind just nine places Ed brother With twins in the history of the championships.

COLORADO’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS COLORADO’S NATIONAL 2000 Kara Grgas-Wheeler won CU’s Grgas-Wheeler senior Kara fth-year fi championship sweep, In the women’s the complete to rst individual title sans AIAW fi campaign. only individual undefeated nation’s capped of a Grgas-Wheeler the title, With the next opponent 1,035-0 season beating of 2:07. margin a total by in 20:30.5, 7.3 Country Course Cross State Iowa nish on the fi a dominant to She ran ahead of the individual runner up in seconds included a temperature that harsh conditions with a wind chill of minus-19 at of 17 degrees the start. the after four seconds the lead pack by trailed fashion, she In textbook Colorado 1k mark.the 2-mile mark, She had closed in by of the defending national losing site never who was Erica Palmer, Wisconsin’s champion, Soon the cold. to but succumbing in the lead, the took bridged the gap, Grgas-Wheeler after nal back... the fi until looked and never lead, her over she glanced where of the course crest rst time of the season and shoulder for the fi the tape. to the sprint savor began to 1994 that rst time since the fi Her win marked rst in the fall. fi her third, title was The champion represented the individual national Team. on the NCAA Championship 2015 colorado cross country 2000 Colorado Women 2000 Colorado

2000 NCAA CHAMPIONS Jen Fazioli Jason Drake, Gorton, Coach Assistant The 2000 women’s cross country team upended the defending national champion to claim the program’s fi rst fi claim the program’s champion to country upended the defending national cross team 2000 women’s The (left to right) Jodie Hughes, Lesley Higgins, Tera Moody, Kara Grgas-Wheeler, Catherine Wright, Sarah Wright, Catherine Grgas-Wheeler, Kara Moody, Tera Higgins, Lesley Jodie Hughes, right) (left to national title, the 18th overall at CU. at the 18th overall title, national to wanted Colorado As is its goal each year, of the year. in the countrybiggest race team entering the top-ranked was Colorado at the Big 12 and NCAARegion Championships, Mountain team titles back-to-back off Coming history. be the biggest challenge in program’s now which would its ranking, better a With for the title. the front the back of pack to from its way methodically worked Colorado zero, below degrees 19- to temperature November Midwest the late Up for the challenge in wind-chill brought that conditions Young. finational champion Brigham nished 50 ahead of defending s the Buff 117 points, program-best Jodie Hughes ort. history eff place with an eighth and highest in program race in the nishing freshman highest fi GortonSara while freshman became the second- rst individual crown fi the program’s won Grgas-Wheeler Kara rounded Moody (71st) Tera ortLesley Higgins (52nd) and while eff honors with a 30th-place up All-American locked out the CU scoring. Confer- her Big 12 repeating a 1,035-0 season capped off Grgas-Wheeler the title, With campaign. only undefeated the nation’s complete to rst individual title sans AIAW fi CU’s won Grgas-Wheeler In the championship sweep, fi rst the Her win marked rst in the fall. fi title, national capturing her third Region titles before and Mountain ence on the NCAA Championship team. represented champion was the individual national 1994 that time since

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2015 colorado cross country Dathan Ritzenhein, Jon Severy, Steve Slattery Steve Jon Severy, Ritzenhein, Dathan 2001 NCAA CHAMPIONS (left to right) Jorge Torres, Ed Torres, Sean Smith, Aaron Blondeau, Blondeau, Sean Smith, Aaron Torres, Ed Torres, Jorge right) (left to The No. 1 ranked team in the country from the preseason polls to the national championship podium, the 2001 men’s season championship podium, the 2001 men’s the national polls to in the country the preseason team from 1 ranked No. The 1970 85-86 win men’s Villanova tying the history, fi race in was the tightest score nal 90-91, in the erence, one-point diff The t bring home to S.C. to with a one-point in Greenville, championship victory national nemesis Stanford a crescendo came to over University its 19th national championship, the last remaining title that had previously eluded Colorado’s storied distance prog distance storied eluded Colorado’s had previously title that the last remaining championship, its 19th national University championshi at the national nish in 2000 their runner-up fi from in 10 seasons and improved qualifying race national their ninth Oregon. over tea for the ce an individual crown sacrifi to about his intentions made no secret Torres junior Jorge title, individual national to win the top-10by a pair of individual performances Among the favorites paced to the title. fiwere in the run s nished fourt Buff The Year Dathan Ritzenhein of the Newcomer Conference Big 12 nished as the individual runner-up in his quest. and fi overall. 56th 5 runner, No. nal factor in clinching the title as CU’s Senior the fi captain Sean Smith, was overall. fi he the NCAA Championships where weeks before ve return to injury meets of the season due rst marking his two before out the fi sat year, his 1997 freshman since in four NCAA Championship races Blondeau who had competed senior Aaron Fifth-year sixth championship win. runner in the national came in as CU’s fi nal runner. s’ he came in as the Buff squad where Championship travel redshirtrole on the NCAA ts of his season in 2000 solidifying his Redshirt Jon Severy the benefi freshman reaped individual title (Kara 1997), women’s Goucher, individual title (Adam in the historycoach win a men’s of the championship to rst became the fi Wetmore his fourth Mark in 1995, head coach country head coach NCAAbecoming With cross title since one school. at crown team title (2000) and men’s team in 2000), women’s Grgas-Wheeler title in Norman, Okla., claim their sixth Big 12 Conference won straight in Boulder, Shootout the Rocky Mountain at were uncontested season in which they fi rst undefeated program’s the title capped off at the national run successful s’ Buff The fi nish in 1994. second-place Adam Goucher’s since race championship in a national nishing freshman the highest fi and was s’ fourth runne as the Buff a mid-season injuryto score going on Slattery back from battled before Steve cate. American certifi All- nish 15th for his second fi to runner-up race national year’s the previous from 12 places improved Torres Junior Ed er 0) nts nts ams, ams, r that r that tional to Sara Buff s. Buff urroughs urroughs way as an way ear and do

2015 colorado cross country 2004 Colorado Women 2004 Colorado Sara Slattery, Laura Zeigle, Christine Bolf Zeigle, Laura Sara Slattery,

2004 NCAA CHAMPIONS (left to right) Amber Smith, Renee Metivier, Jackie Zeigle, Liza Pasciuto, Natalie Florence, Florence, Natalie Liza Pasciuto, Jackie Zeigle, Amber Smith, Renee Metivier, right) (left to the 2000 season. fi rst since their fiday, two titles on the rst of to claim the s did just that Buff third-ranked when the then got the ball rolling women run a perfect needed to the a team the Colorado In a championship where race, Dame (17 (164), Notre (144), Providence ahead of runner-up Duke win in ’00), 81 points 117 to (it took best 63 points a program fi score top-30, to ve runners in the all nish, placed runner-up fi national career second Renee Metivier’s by paced women, The and pre-race favorite Stanford (175). The margin was the fourth was in championship history. margin largest The (175). Stanford favorite and pre-race of the in favor played obviously that conditions clear for the start of the men’s, and the skies were race start of the women’s the subsided by that and early morning rains overnight by worsened was heavy on Sunday damp and slightly course An already (10:14), with just four poi Turner Laura Metivier (10:05) and BYU’s by the 3k mark, followed at running a 9:52.7 pace Smith was mark. as early the halfway up for grabs title was the team of the individual title, in control Kim Smith (Providence) With Providence. and by mark, Duke with Slatteryat that in 16th and Bolf in 18th, followed s and Stanford the Buff separating 2 runn No. nished as CU’s fi Pasciuto Liza Pasciuto. of freshman that was team on the women’s surprise for the day pleasant The for the fi rst time in her career, and her 13th place fi nish is the second best by a CU freshman in program history, second only second history, fiprogram freshman in by a CU best nish is the second and her 13th place rst time in her career, for the fi ort in ’00. eff freshman place eighth Slattery’s (Gorton) next come back to y I hope for more. fi asked have couldn’t nish. I my thrilled with nitely defi “But I’m said Pasciuto. season,” the beginning of set at we the goals that trying achieve in I was try and help the team best to my and score “Coming it again.” fi nished 28th and came a Slattery senior Sara fi fth-year fi career, collegiate of her race nal In the year ago. a nished 63rd fi fi best for the junio nish, a career title in the fall with a 14th place rst All-American her fi Christine Bolf to (20:48.1) ran championship te history national storied be a member of two to the only runner in program’s (1994, 95, 98). She is also now All-American for the third time in her career, just the second CU harrier to do so, following current assistant coach Heather B Heather coach assistant current following do so, CU harrier to just the second time in her career, for the third All-American 2000 squad. on that a freshman as she was fi nished 224th. Zeigle (23:18.1) Laura overall. nished 78th Amber Smith (21:44.3) fi freshman championship, fi rst na In her title. All-American for her second overall nishing 30th fi scoring, out CU’s (21:07.2) rounded Florence Natalie my they overlooked glad that so I’m going, kept They they held on. that hope was plan and my my 600-m mark they had over-ruled Wetmore. said instructions,” By the overnight). conditions (which changed dramatically the ght try to and not fi plan was and be patient race “Our 58

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2004 NCAA CHAMPIONS (left to right) Austin Baillie, James Strang, Stephen Pifer, Brent Vaughn, Bradley Harkrader, Harkrader, Bradley Vaughn, Brent Pifer, Stephen James Strang, Baillie, Austin right) (left to title in four years. with their second history storied in the program’s be the best day would men capped what the Colorado their counterparts, by be outdone Not to runner at 15:16.1 and the 10th place Boit in the lead at Josphat with Arkansas’ one second by separated of 10-plus runners were mark, a lead pa the halfway the start At titles from for both the individual and team of the race. a battle was race men’s The of the te had control Wisconsin point, that 12. At chased down 13 runners in a 3k span, while Schoolmeester caught turn, having Colorado. by 160, followed Arkansas’ to with 80 points race co nal cross the fi in ’01 and ran also a freshman He was nationals. season, but did not run at that on the team Classmate Scott was teams. Jared title national run on two historyto have runner in the program’s rst men’s Senior Jon Severy became the fi nish 21st fi the 10k loop in 31:26.9 to covering be the best of his career, It happen to this afternoon. here of his career race 15:17.1, with Vaughn (15:25) in 15th and Schoolmeester (15:26) in 19th. Vaughn had taken sole possession of fourth the had taken at place Vaughn (15:26) in 19th. (15:25) in 15th and Schoolmeester Vaughn 15:17.1, with race. nal his fi 8k,18 in mark, running down and 25th at the halfway 39th at as he was Monday, Severy as anyone made up as much ground is of what amount and learned an incredible low sunk pretty then, I’ve Since be on a good team. to it meant false sense of what me a and it gave 2001 team a little bit on that carried through “I was said Severy. start to note on,” an incredible “It was describe it.” was just so perfect Today I can’t that team and carryyour ce for it out. necessary sacrifi to his ju was off country of his career, race also running in the last cross Scott, nish 49th. Jared fi 31:59.9 to ran while Strang nish 44th fi running 31:56.8 to for the CU men, with Pifer out the scoring rounded and James Strang Pifer Stephen Newcomers fi ft fourth and third, during the season as CU’s who had scored Harkrader, Bradley Freshman nished 80th in 32:25.0. but fi pace, race men’s ran in the Coloradoans native ve fi While fievent. national championship rst nished 121st in 32:50.7 his fi runner, scored. the sky is all freshmen, James and Bradley, And with Stephen, my most optimistic aspirations. than ran better ve scorers the fi Wetmore. said limit,” All of expected. have than I would better way and Jon ran they possibly could as I thought as well ran two front “The

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2015 colorado cross country Brent Vaughn and Kenyon Neuman and Kenyon Vaughn Brent overall (31:34.7), and earning his fi rst All-American honor. honor. rst All-American (31:34.7), and earning his fi overall th

2006 NCAA CHAMPIONS (31:54.5) and Billy Nelson, who passed over 15 in the last 1,000-meters, took 56 took 15 in the last 1,000-meters, (31:54.5) and Billy Nelson, who passed over th (33:05.3) and Pete Janson was 213 Janson was (33:05.3) and Pete nd (left to right) Bradley Harkrader, Pete Janson, Erik Heinonen, Stephen Pifer, Billy Nelson, James Strang, Billy Nelson, James Strang, Pifer, Janson, Erik Heinonen, Stephen Pete Harkrader, Bradley right) (left to 60 wer Wisconsin column. 15 in the scoring in the top place CU and three teams. to full have attached only schools to top 34 of those fi and in the overall, top 56 nished in the all ve scorers fi CU’s ve. fi out the top (196) rounded (195) and Oregon Iona (172), Stanford by 48 points. Wisconsin overwhelming defending champion and favorite soundly defeating 94 points, recorded aloes Buff The talk a don’t We plan. another team’s certainly ran it would if we hurt if would them, like our way, ran If other teams can go. fast they and how their team know has to coach “Every said. Wetmore Mark head coach very was fast for us,” ”I think the race today. equaled our aspirations We for us. its aspirations expectations, very muddy.” desert and isn’t perfect the mud was me that a telling but Boulder and everyone was is like for us, ago too of years a couple here did well “We titles. national to win s two joined Jon Severy and Strang Pifer as the only Buff Harkrader, Vaughn, 47 took James Strang overall (31:13.0), earning his second straight top-15 fi nish at nationals and the second straight time he was CU’s fi rst harrie was CU’s time he straight and the second at nationals nish top-15 fi straight (31:13.0), earning his second overall title. All-American and his second m to that and things like heart and breathing checking your rate us all year, to has been preaching Wetmore Mark something that sensory to whic “So data, I paid attention said. Pifer a lot of guys,” back and catch come half I had to “I knew in the second get going.” to have start really really the last 3k, until so you doesn’t race The comfortable. are you sure the third the NCAA a sixth-year of eligibility for the season. He was from receiving Erik Heinonen had a story after book year as dence extraconfi Colorado title and gave national their second s captured when the Buff before years those two just like were muddy conditions The lose. theirs to was the race the 2006 championship knowing men headed into Colorado second-ranked The race approached. approached. race fi nished 12 Vaughn Vaughn. Brent by way was led most of the start and a quicker to eld got out than CU normally likes fi The nish. the fi (31:24.2) in the individual st nab the 20th spot overall past 32 of them to he had 52 runners ahead of him, but streaked split, the 5k At 5,000-meters. performancethe second over Pifer’s to win can be traced the men’s race, a steady ran Vaughn While placing a personal best 28 the line, cross to Harkrader came in at 152 came in at Harkrader

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2015 colorado cross country Ammar Moussa and Morgan Pearson Ammar Moussa and Morgan

2013 NCAA CHAMPIONS (left to right) Dillon Shije, Ben Saarel, Zach Perrin, Blake Theroux, Connor Winter, Pierce Murphy, Murphy, Pierce Winter, Connor Theroux, Blake Perrin, Zach Ben Dillon Saarel, Shije, right) (left to one of the to become team in 2010 championship with his high school won a national nished in 31:17.1. Moussa also He fi runner. fth fi as CU’s 95th overall Ammar Moussa, who placed title for CU was and clinching the team scoring Rounding out the team championship. national collegiate to win a high school and rst men fi nishing in 29:41.1. fi the individual winner, was Chesarek Edward 177th (32:02.2). Oregon’s was Winter 107th (31:23.3) and placed Perrin the meet. for CU at also raced Winter and Connor Perrin Zach score, Although they didn’t indicative of his talent.” indicative top-40, in the which earned each of the ve scorers placing four of its fi in the unfriendly conditions, well did quite Colorado was the fourth Murphy country Pierce cross honor (30:34.6). All-American his second record to nish in 2012, fi a 39th-place from fi rst All-American Pearson and Murphy’s was This year. last 45th place from was 39th (30:44.9); improving s and he for the Buff “That adds a little bit to the enjoyment of winning today.” of winning today.” the enjoyment adds a little bit to “That was only 19 by the 8k up and kept moving CU BYU. and behind NAU point at the midway to third positions s jumped up seven Buff last long as didn’t but that rst 3,000-meters, the fi after 10th overall start and was a conservative the race took to team The for the win.overtook NAU s 2k, the Buff of the remaining the course Over behind NAU. points honors since to earn All-American freshman rst true fi became the nish, Saarel Buff the fi With in 2011. fi nish for a eighth Medina placed Richard fi nishing in 30:14.1. It is the highest nish, fi Ben with an eighth-place Saarel true freshman led by CU was 42nd overall. Nelson placed year That the 2002 championship. and Olympian Billy Nelson at coach assistant overall be eighth him to men. For young developed with a lot of mature, Championship is a killer race County but the NCAA Cross a big talent, knew he was “We said. Wetmore ago,” one of the best high school runners in American just six months “Ben was impr overall, nished 23rd fi Theroux (30:35.0). 17th overall in at coming 2 scorer, No. CU’s was Pearson Morgan American honors. their fourth title, Country team 2001. in the land as they claimed 2013 NCAA since Cross team be the top to country again proved once cross team men’s of Colorado University 3 ranked the No. windy and muddy conditions, cold, Through an overwhelming was team, second NCAA Champions and ranked the reigning Oklahoma State, points. eight meet by the regional at ago days just eight to NAU losing after Northernteam crown top-ranked (149-169) for the Arizona s soundly defeated Buff The (274). overall fth fourth fi was took BYU (267) and Oregon with 230 points. third and placed the race, heading into favorite sa Wetmore Mark head coach regionals,” meet and after the conference after ranked over were we people said that it that “I like

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2015 colorado cross country Connor Winter and Blake Theroux and Blake Winter Connor

2014 NCAA CHAMPIONS (left to right) Ben Saarel, Adam Peterman, Ammar Moussa, Jake Hurysz, Pierce Murphy, Hurysz,Murphy, Ammar Moussa, Jake Pierce Peterman, Adam Ben right) Saarel, (left to cult season trying to get completely healthy and I think he had a great race today. Blake was good. Everybody was good. Out o good. was Everybody good. was Blake today. race and I think he had a great cult season trying healthy get completely to 62 the biggest feeling I have. Pride, not for me but pride them.” Pride, the biggest feeling I have. titles in 2009 and 10. home back-to-back took the title in 2007 and 08, Oklahoma State won Oregon titles. back-to-back won now of those schools have and three the NCAA Championship in the last 10 years won have Only four teams Buff s Two other fi nishing in 30:29.6. (30:31.3). ninth honor, was fi rst All-American Theroux (30:30.7) and senior Blake seventh Ben was Sophomore Saarel top-10 positions. have fi to earn his nish ve Junior Ammar Moussa led CU with a top-fi 20 ran for CU and placed fi also Peterman (30:57.6). RedshirtAdam overall freshman nishing 41st nished just behind those two, fi Hurysz (35th, 30:51.7). Senior Jake Murphy (24th, 30:45.0) and junior Pierce Winter junior Connor were scorers other two CU’s (32:36.8). tea for the races ce individual sacrifi willing to they were As I said yesterday, smart and patient. in a good position and were guessed but our fellas put themselves have than I would started out a little slower “We said. Wetmore I wanted,” how “It went a wonderful for Ammar [Moussa]. Ben has had was [Saarel] race I think that Ammar did amazing. today. have and some of them may a diffi do here.” to which is so hard race think of a disappointing I can’t the men and women, times. in CU history earn the honor three to became just the 11th Buff Theroux fi and Murphy honor for nish, while this is the second Saarel honors with the rst All-American earned their fi Winter Moussa and good and they belong in the pantheon. the attentio have to so hard it’s talking each other up the were They be the favorites, to is hard did it. their egos in check and they really keep 21-year-old men to for nine or ten “It’s so hard say. on to went Wetmore of those guys,” proud really “I’m S teammates. for his six good days meant would have if it a bad day to have ced his day sacrifi have one would I think any time. year. The Buff s put together a score of 65, placing all fi ve of its scorers in the top 40, three in the top 10, to earn All-Ame top 10, fi in the top 40, three in the scorers ve of its of 65, placing all together a score s put Buff The year. individual title in 30:19.4. straight his second won Cheserek Edward with 175. Oregon’s third was and Portland Certainly, but not winners. good teams by followed other individuals who were it and great [Torres] followed with Jorge that and the team came here who won that I had the team “Again, said. Wetmore Mark head coach ever,” our best team is probably “This So, had. ever we’ve that team score the best certainly had and ever I think it’s we’ve fth fourth and fi this is the best third, as it did all the hype in the country up to team the NCAA and lived Championship as the top entered of Colorado University The The team score is the lowest score since 2005 when Wisconsin won with 37 points. The team runner-up, Stanford, tallied 98 point Stanford, runner-up, team The with 37 points. won Wisconsin 2005 when since score is the lowest score team The 63 Ed Torres (2000, 01, 02) (2000, Torres Ed Joe Bosshard (2010, 11) Jon Severy Vaughn Brent Pifer Stephen James Strang 2004, 05, 06, 07 2004, 06, 07 Erik Heinonen Kyle Jordan 2004 Joe Bosshard 2005, 06 Andy Wacker Medina Richard 2006 HuryszJake 2010, 11 Theroux Blake 2008 2010, 11 Halen Aric Van Murphy Pierce 2011 2012, 13, 14 Pearson Morgan Ben Saarel 2012 Ammar Moussa 2013, 14 2012 Winter Connor 2013 2013, 14 2014 2014 Mike Friedberg (1998, 99, 00) Stephen Pifer ( 2004, 05, 06, 07) ( Stephen Pifer (2001, 03)

ALL-AMERICANS 2015 colorado cross country Jay Cleckler Jay Jon Cooper Adam Goucher Wells Clint 1994, 95, 97, 98 Ricky Cron Chris Severy 1994, 95 1994 Tiernan Zeke Reese Tom 1994, 95 Napier Matt Batliner Adam 1996 Friedberg Mike 1996 Ron Roybal 1996 Torres Jorge 1998, 99, 00 1997 Torres Ed 1997 1997 Sean Smith Slattery Steve 2000, 01, 02 Ritzenhein Dathan 1998 2000, 01, 02 Billy Nelson Schoolmeester Bret 2001, 03 2000, 01 2000 2004, 05 2002, 03 Adam Goucher (1994, 95, 97, 98) Dathan Ritzenhein Ritzenhein Dathan Jorge Torres (2000, 01, 02) (2000, Torres Jorge Men (1963-Present) Wrighton Dave Runyon Craig Rick Truijillo 1963, 64, 65 John Lunn 1966, 67, 68 John Gregorio Peterson Mike Mark Spilsbury John Hunsaker 1967 1972, 73 Mark Anderson 1968 Michael Buhmann 1977, 79 1974 Mark Scrutton Sam Reese 1978 Dan Reese 1980, 81, 82 1979 1979 Chuck Truijillo Nahom Mike Found Shawn Alan Culpepper 1985, 86 1984, 85 1982 Scott Larson 1993, 94, 95 1989 1992 1993 Alan Culpepper (1993, 94, 95) Christine Bolf (2004, 05) (2004, Christine Bolf Shalaya Kipp (2010, 11, 12, 13) Kipp (2010, Shalaya Molly Austin (2001, 02) (2001, Molly Austin Jenny Barringer (2006, 07) Barringer (2006, Jenny (1994, 95)

2015 colorado cross country ALL-AMERICANS Liza Pasciuto Barringer Jenny Sara Vaughn 2004,05, 06 Allie McLaughlin Kipp Shalaya 2006, 07 Tremblay Laura 2010, 11, 12, 13 Emma Coburn 2009 Erin Clark 2007 2010 2011 2014 Patty Roberts Patty Sara (Gorton) Slattery (2000, 02, 04) 2000, 02, 04 Renee Metivier (2002, 04) (2002, Renee Metivier Women (1976-Present) Women Mary (AIAW) Decker McMordie Carol Chris McNamara 1978 Roberts Patty Heather Burroughs 1986, 87 Raveling Natalie 1986 1994, 95, 98 Glyde Colleen 1994, 95 Smith Kelly Messner Carrie Grgas-Wheeler 1994 Kara 1995, 96 Sara (Gorton) Slattery 1999, 00 Jodie Hughes 1995, 97 Molly Austin 1996 Florence Natalie Renee Metivier Kalin Toedebusch 2002, 04 2000 Christine Bolf 2001, 02 2001, 03, 04 2003 2004, 05 64 Heather Burroughs (1994, 95, 98) 65 Brent Vaughn Natalie Florence Natalie Bret Schoolmeester Steve Slattery Steve

2015 colorado cross country Ammar Moussa Ben Saarel Winter Connor Women Sarah Hanson 2013, 14 Chris McNamara Campbell Catrina 2013, 14 Baughman Brooke 2013, 14 y RavelingMuff Roberts Patty H. Burroughs 1986, 87 Smith Kelly 1985 1991, 92 Messner Carrie 1987 Wille Shayne 1992, 94 1994, 95, 97, 98 1993, 94, 95 Jennifer Smith Kara Grgas-Wheeler Sara Slattery (Gorton) 1995, 96, 97 Moody Tera 2000, 02, 04 Jodie Hughes 1997, 99, 00 1996 Molly Austin Florence Natalie 1996 Renee Metivier 1997 Kalin Toedebusch Christine Bolf 2000, 01 2002, 03, 04 Liza Pasciuto 2000, 01 Amber Smith 2001, 02 Barringer Jenny 2003, 04 2003, 05 Maduza Claire Aislinn Ryan 2005, 06, 07, 09 Erin Marston 2004, 05, 06 2004, 05 Sara Vaughn Allie McLaughlin Thweatt Laura 2004 Tremblay Laura Emma Coburn 2006 Kipp Shalaya 2006 Rachel Baptista 2007 Darco Lara 2009 2007 2009, 10 Erin Clark 2009, 10 2010, 11, 12, 13 Melanie Nun 2010, 11 Verdon Carrie Maddie Alm 2011 2011 2013, 14 2013 2013 2014 BUFF HONOR ROLL ALL-CONFERENCE Jenny Barringer Jenny Men Dan Reese Chuck Trujillo Andy Dunn Wienke Todd Ron Salazar Found Shawn Rogers Fritz Alan Culpepper 1985, 86 Goucher Adam 1985 1986, 87 Batliner Adam Wells Clint 1986 1990, 93 Oscar Ponce 1994, 95, 97, 98 Torres Jorge 1992 Torres Ed 1994 Ron Roybal 1992 Friedberg Mike Crandall Zach 1999, 00, 01, 02 1996 Slattery Steve Sean Smith 1999, 00, 01, 02 1997 1998 Ritzenhein Dathan Billy Nelson 1999, 00 Schoolmeester Bret Vaughn Brent 1999 Harkrader Bradley 2000, 02 2001, 03 2000 2003, 04, 05 Jon Severy 2002, 03, 05, 06 Pifer Stephen 2003, 04, 06, 07 James Strang 2000 Erik Heinonen Janson Pete 2004 Neuman Kenyon 2005, 06, 07 Kyle Jordan Medina Richard Chris Pannone 2005, 06 2004 2007, 08, 09 Thompson Christian Wacker Andy 2006 Joe Bosshard 2008, 09, 11 2009, 10, 11 Halen Van 2007 Aric 2008, 09 Hugh Dowdy HuryszJake 2009, 10, 11 Martin Medina 2008 Murphy Pierce Theroux Blake 2010, 11 2010, 12 2012, 13, 14 2012 2012, 13, 14 2012 2012 Kalin Toedebusch Colleen Glyde Glyde Colleen Carrie Messner Heidi Scarlett Kara Grgas-Wheeler Wille Shayne Jen Gruia 1995, 96, 98, 99 Jennifer Smith 1995, 96 1996, 99, 00 Briana Stott-Messick Higgins Lesley 1996, 97 Jodie Hughes Moody Tera 1997, 98 Wright Catherine 1996 Sara Slattery (Gorton) 1998, 00, 01 1997, 98 Molly Austin 1997 2000, 02, 04 Florence Natalie 1999, 00, 01 1999, 00, 01, 02 Jackie Zeigle Renee Metivier Kalin Toedebusch 1999 2001, 02, 04 Christine Bolf Liza Pasciuto 2001,02 Amber Smith Barringer Jenny 2002, 03 2003, 04 2003, 05 Maduza Claire Erin Marston 2003, 04, 05 2005, 06, 07, 09 Aislinn Ryan 2004, 05, 06 Sara Vaughn Emily Hanenburg Thweatt Laura 2004 Emma Coburn Allie McLaughlin 2006 2006, 07 Tremblay Laura Kipp Shalaya 2008, 09, 10 Logan Camille 2006 2008 2009, 10, 11 2007 Verdon Carrie Erin Clark 2010, 11, 12, 13 DeSouchetJenny 2009 2009, 10 Levene Abby Melanie Nun Liz Tremblay Maddie Alm 2012, 2011 13 2013, 14 Kaitlyn Benner Annie Kelly 2013, 14 Sara Sutherland 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014 Jon Severy ALL-DISTRICT/REGION 2015 colorado cross country

BUFF HONOR ROLL Jon Severy James Strang Batliner Payton Pifer Stephen Erik Heinonen Medina Richard Neuman Kenyon 2004, 05, 06 Chris Pannone 2007, 08, 09, 11 2005, 06, 07 Seth DeMoor 2004 2005 Kyle Jordan Joe Bosshard Tebo Matt 2007, 08 2006 Thompson Christian Wacker 2007, 08 Andy Halen Van Aric 2009, 10, 11 Martin Medina 2008 2008, 09 Ammar Moussa 2009, 10 HuryszJake Murphy Pierce 2009, 10, 11 2009, 10 Theroux Blake 2010, 12 Pearson Morgan 2011, 12 Ben Saarel 2011, 14 Winter Connor 2012, 13, 14 2012, 14 Women Sarah Hanson McMordie Carol 2012 2013 Chris McNamara 2013, Michelle Bews14 2013, 14 Denise Hermosillo Kindt Kirsten 1985, 86, 87 1985, 86, 87 Starke Kate Shannon Busch 1985 Campbell Catrina Deann Zamora 1986 Liz Laster 1986 1987,88,89,90 Millican Peg Baughman Brooke 1986 1987, 88 Allison Lusby McNitt Amy 1986 Raveling Natalie 1991, 92, 93 Roberts Patty 1987 Burroughs Heather Smith Kelly 1994, 95, 97, 98 Kristina Dahlberg 1989 1989 1993, 94 1993, 94, 95 1993, 94 1993, 94, 95 1994,95,96,97 1995 Billy Nelson Men Andy Dunn Kubitschek Mike Dan Reese Wienke Todd Scott Elliott 1985, 86, 87, 88 Metcalf Ken BobCisco Derdeyn David 1985 Nahom Mike Trujillo Chuck 1985, 86 Wright Nate 1985 Found Shawn Larsen Brett 1986 1987, 88, 89 Scott Larson 1986 1985, 86, 88 Rogers Fritz 1987 1988, 89 Catalano Tim Alan Culpepper 1988, 89 Ron Salazar 1992,93 Cleckler Jay 1992,93 Jon Cooper 1992,93 Goucher Adam 1993, 94, 95 1991, 92 Wells Clint 1993, 94 Batliner Adam Ricky Cron 1994, 95, 97, 98 Johnson Jay Napier Matt 1993 Reese Tom 1994, 95 1994 1996, 97, 98 1994, 95, 97 Chris Severy Tiernan Zeke Blondeau Aaron Friedberg Mike Ron Roybal 1996 1996, 97 1996, 97, 98 Oscar Ponce 1996 Sean Smith Torres Jorge 1997, 99 Torres Ed 1996 1998, 99 1996 Crandall Zach Slattery Steve Ritzenhein Dathan 1998, 99 Billy Nelson 2000, 01, 02 Schoolmeester Bret 1999, 00 1999 Vaughn Brent 2000, 01, 02 Harkrader Bradley 2001, 03 2003, 04, 05 Scott Jared 2000, 01 2002, 03, 05, 06 2000 2004, 06, 07 2004, 06, 07 2004 66 67 s fi rst season he s fi s Invite, third at at third s Invite, Championships ith a 32nd-place ith a 32nd-place senior campaign an indoor 5k and competing in only competing try Championships. try Championships. onships and an All- pete in all six races, in all six races, pete s. He earned his fi rst He earned his fi s. m with a third place, place, m with a third the Buff s with a fi fth s with a the Buff fourth overall at the at fourth overall Championships with d was the individual d was utdoor season would season would utdoor eff ort at the national eff walk-on athletes into into athletes walk-on er sights again on the er sights ampionships where he ampionships where rst all-American honor. honor. rst all-American ored in two of the three of the three in two ored although she competed although she competed 35th at NCAAs while the 35th at the top half of the NCAA the top ccess with non-recruited with non-recruited ccess owa. owa. repeat his all-conference his all-conference repeat m injuries. In his fi rst race, race, rst In his fi m injuries. tdoor nationals in the 10k. nationals tdoor ies race. In 1999 he went into into In 1999 he went ies race.

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the national championships with fi ve races under his belt. He earned all-conference and all-region honors before fi nishing in honors before and all-region He earned all-conference under his belt. races ve championships with fi the national contests, varsity ve fi fi in all score would of the 2000 season, he race rst the from pace On All-American eld. Championship fi I cate doled out in Ames, fi certifi nishing 44th for the last All-American orts before eff honors with career-best and all-region Smith ran in three non-varsity races in 1998 with a pair of top 20 fi nishes at the Fort Hays Tiger Invitational and NIKE 3 Ser Tiger Invitational Fortat the Hays nishes 20 fi in 1998 with a pair of top non-varsity races in three Smith ran There’s something magical in the air at 5,345 feet above sea level. It’s something that contributes to developing blue collar, blue collar, developing to contributes something that It’s sea level. 5,345 feet above something magical in the air at There’s su at CU has had incredible staff the coaching of academics and athletics, its reputation Combining Colorado. at All-Americans All-Americans. become ethic to and work determination had the drive, have that athletes 1994 Cross CountryWalk-on- All-American CLECKLER • 1991 JAY as walk-on career He had begun his collegiate guys on the ’94 squad. working one of the hardest conceivably was Cleckler, Jay during his his own his junior season. He came into which he matched four meets as a sophomore, to which progressed one meet, o The in the latter. and an all-American the Big 12 indoor champion in both mile and 3,000-m distances she was where track 3,000- honor in the outdoor all-American and she earned her second titles, her conference she repeated where better even prove nish of 9:06.86. fi school-record SEAN SMITH • when he scored in all six varsity races, including the Big Eight Championships, the NCAA District VII qualifi er and the NCAA Ch VII qualifi the NCAA District Championships, including the Big Eight in all six varsity races, when he scored race. rst All-American his fi ran 1994, 1995 Cross CountryWalk-on- All-American • 1993 JON COOPER In hi Rice. from transferring on after country squad when he walked cross men’s impact on the Colorado made an immediate Cooper of 178 runners for his fi nished 33rd he fi later A year but did not compete. the NCAA Championships as an alternate, to traveled title. his All-American repeat to overall 48th nisher, fourth fi Colorado’s he was championship race, national In 1995’s 1998, 1999 Cross CountryWalk-on- All-AmericanMIKE FRIEDBERG • 1996 com runners to one of only three he was later He redshirt the 1997 season and a year races. in three ran Friedberg In 1996 Mike Timmon at the loaded Bob 32nd Shootout, at the Rocky Mountain third State, Colorado at in the season opener nished eighth he fi fi title with a 34th place rst All-American to his ran Region Championships and at the Mountain fth fi the Big 12 Championships, 10k All-American. outdoor SHAYNE WILLE • 1995 Walk-on-1996 Indoor 3,000-m All-American/1997 Outdoor All-American Coun at the NCAA Cross compete would that roster seven-person s’ the Buff make failed to Wille in 1995, Vermont from A transfer and 2 runner, No. in the indoor 3k. Colorado’s During an all-American the 1996 fall season, she was she was later months Three ort. She set h eff championships with a 45th place the national at status just missed all-American postseason race, in all three championships. In 1999 he was CU’s No. 3 runner during the season, but experienced prevailed and was CU’s No. 1 guy at the NCAA 1 guy at No. CU’s and was prevailed 3 runner during the season, but experienced No. CU’s In 1999 he was championships. later. 2 a year No. and was in Bloomington 2013, 14 Cross CountryWalk-on— All-American/2015PIERCE MURPHY • 2011 Indoor 5,000m All-American/2015 10k All-American In 2012, he placed Shootout. at the Rocky Mountain redshirted unattached raced but season, 2011, Murphy collegiate rst In his fi was she where on the track to be a success continued 1995 country ort cross honor. at the NCAAsall-America for her second eff Rocky Mountain Shootout as CU’s No. 4 runner. Murphy also placed 14th at Pac-12s, was 19th at regionals and placed 45th at NCAA 45th at and placed regionals 19th at was Pac-12s, 14th at also placed Murphy 4 runner. No. as CU’s Shootout Rocky Mountain took regionals and at 12th Pac-12s, at was seventh season. Murphy he had another great As a junior, regionals. at nish fi place fi at ou fth was and sixthyear on the track, he placed at indoor nationals in the 5k that team title again. Later won the s Buff 1997 Cross CountryWalk-on— NAPIER • 1995 All-American MATT he sc As a sophomore, Invitational. Fort State the at Hays and in the Shootout competed season Napier collegiate rst In his fi tea in the season due to action into late redshirt forced Originally scheduled to his junior season, he was postseason races. fi nished 11th in the league championships an In the postseason he Tiger Invitational. at the overall nished third Oct. 18, he fi at the NCAA cate certifi rst all-America in his fi season culminated His third Region Championships. the Mountain at runner-up, nish. fi a 39th-place PATTY ROBERTS • 1992 Walk-on- 1995 Indoor 5,000-m All-American/1994, Cross Country All-American Champi the Big Eight the individual runner-up at she was later season. A year her second until in cross compete Roberts didn’t up w title in ’96 and followed conference took the individual She at the NCAA championships. nish fi American with a 13th-place All-American honor in 2013, placing 39th at NCAAs to help CU win the team title. Murphy also placed seventh at Pac-12s and led Pac-12s at seventh also placed Murphy title. help CU win the team NCAAs to honor in 2013, placing 39th at All-American MOMBASA, KENYA MOMBASA, Championship. Culpepper won in 37:09. won Culpepper Championship. Alan Culpepper crosses the fi nish at the 2007 USA nish the fi crosses Alan Culpepper 2006 FUKUOKA, JAPAN 36:56 2006 FUKUOKA, Torres Open Men (Short) *6. Nike Goucher, Adam (Short) Women Open 21. Nike Goucher, Kara (Long) Women Open 26. adidas Sara Slattery, 11:02 13:24 SCOTLAND 26:51 Edwardo 2007 Women Open 27. Reebok Torres, Jorge Junior Men 36. 11:21 Nike Renee Metivier, 2008 EDINBOURGH, JORDAN 49. Nike Renee Metivier, Senior Men: Tebo 100. Matt 29:47 45. 27:37 Women: Senior POLAND Torres 19. Jorge 49. Renee Metivier Baillie 2009 AMMAN, 22:58 Senior Men: 30:56 27:49 Constien 2010 BYDGOSZCZ, 36:03 Torres 58. Edwardo Junior Women: Women: Senior POLAND 51. Tremblay Laura 38. Renee Metivier-Baille 2011 37:38 Senior Men: CHINA Val 26:48 21:31 2013 BYDGOSZCZ, Vaughn 55. Brent Junior Women: UMBRIA, SPAIN PUNTA Verdon 2015 GUITANG, Carrie *20. Women: Junior 62. 36:32 *27. Kaitlyn Benner Junior Men: 19:33 Senior Women: *27. John Dressel 21:45 29. American *-- top Thweatt Laura Miller 25:25 74. Paul 28:49 26:57

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CU AT THE IAAF WORLD and USA CHAMPIONSHIPS CU AT 54. Clint Wells 42:33 Wells CHAMPIONSHIPS WORLD CROSS COUNTRY IAAF 1995 Junior Women: Junior Men: Clint 48. Heather Burroughs 1997 DURHAM, ENGLAND 113. Senior Men: Chris Severy 15:27 38:08 *49. Scott Larson 1998 TURIN, ITALY Senior Men: 27:42 Junior Men: 27. 1999 Goucher Adam 140. 37:14 Found Shawn MARRAKECH, MOROCCO 37. Women: Junior Torres Jorge Senior Men (long) Wells 74. 54. *21. Alan Culpepper Sara Slattery (Gorton) Senior 25:29 Men (short) 38:31 26:17 IRELAND BELFAST, 12. Junior Men: 24:35 Goucher Adam 24:58 41:10 2001 IRELAND 40. Junior Women: Slattery Steve Schoolmeester Senior Men: Clint 12:53 Junior Men: 47. Laura Zeigle BELGIUM OSTEND, 41. 2002 DUBLIN, Wells Clint 28:29 27:03 3. Junior Women: Ritzenhein Dathan Senior Men (long) Janson 24.12 87. *17. Bret Erika Odlaug 24. Ritzenhein Dathan Senior Men (short) *11. Torres Junior Men: Jorge 13:31 36:31 2003: 21:23 33. Junior Men: BELGIUM Billy Nelson 63. Peter 12:35 Open Men (long): *8. Open Women: 51. Billy Nelson SWITZERLAND LUSIANNE, Torres Ed 25:18 2004 BRUSSELS, 77. Molly Austin Junior Men 55. 24:52 (long) Women 39:25 34. Deak Ryan 2005 14:26 79. Molly Austin 8k Women’s Open 4k Open Men’s 42. Renee Metivier 4k Women’s Open 6k Women’s Junior 21. 13. Reebok Torres, Jorge adidas 26:27 Culpepper, Shayne 31:00 SAINT GALMIER, FRANCE 42. 14:06 Liza Pasciuto 12k Open Men’s 29:24 11:58 62. Nike Ritzenhein, Dathan 38:46 22:58 47. Barringer (capt.) Jenny 23:03 68 69 Jenny Simpson at the 2014 USA Championship. the 2014 USA Championship. Simpson at Jenny Simpson fi nished second overall in the women’s open 8k. women’s in the overall nished second Simpson fi 6. Molly Austin 15:34 Austin 42:13 39:04 Torres Found 28:35 Molly 11:44.1 Florence Ed Shawn 26:07.8 Reebok Open Women: Barringer 6. Pannone 1. Open Men (long): Natalie Shayne Culpepper 3. 1. 27. Alan Culpepper WASHINGTON 15:10 2004 INDIANAPOLIS Torres, Open Men (short) Jenny (long) Women Open Chris 38:22 8. 23. 5. Goucher Adam 17. Sara Slattery (Gorton) Nike Molly Austin, 2005 VANCOUVER, 15:37 6k Women, Junior 27:44 11:54 1. Jorge 8k Junior Men’s Liza Pasciuto 11. 8k Women’s Open 7. Harkrader Bradley 7. Renee Metivier 4k Open Men’s 21:50.1 5. 25:46.6 2. 4k Women’s Open Nike Goucher, Adam 28:32.0 2. YORK Nike Culpepper, Shayne 24. 11:39.1 Nike Molly Austin, 12k Open Men’s 13:27.0 30. Run AZ Torres, Brianna 1. 30:48.1 30:25.7 Nike Ritzenhein, Dathan 32. Nike Slattery, Steve 2006 NEW 36:59.9 8k Junior Men’s 18. Asics Messner, Carrie 8k Women’s Open 30. 12:26.6 Boston AA Zografos, Carrie 42. 15:03.2 3. Neuman Kenyon 14:27.0 Nike Renee Metivier, 2. 4k Reebok Open Men’s Torres, Jorge 48. AA Boston Oscar Ponce, 26:59 40:52.5 26:10 37:14.2 1. 4k Women’s Open Nike Goucher, Adam 7. 12k Nike Open Men’s Goucher, Kara 4. 10:50 adidas Sara Slattery, 30. Asics Messner, Carrie 2. Reebok Torres, Jorge 12:51 4. 27:01 Reebok Torres, Jorge 28:47 14. Nike Slattery, Steve 35:05 32. 10:58 Asics Messner, Carrie 11:27 4. Nike Ritzenhein, Dathan 13:43 46. AA Boston Oscar Ponce, 35:27 38:12

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CU AT THE IAAF WORLD and USA CHAMPIONSHIPS CU AT 7. Alan Culpepper 37:51 Culpepper OHIO CHAMPIONSHIP WINTER CROSS COUNTRY USA 34:36 35:01 1995 36:06 Junior Women: Wells Alan Larson 10:54 Tiernan 1996 LANDEN, 6. Women: Junior Heather Burroughs TEXAS Found BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 23:45 1996 7. Messner Carrie Senior Men: 14:19 WASHINGTON 24:24 7. Torres Clint Torres Scott 1997 HOUSTON, Zeke 6. Junior Women: Goucher Adam 15:42 CALIFORNIA STANFORD, Shawn 1999 TACOMA, Larson 5. Senior Men (long): Moody Tera 11:31.6 6. 1. Jorge 37:48 17. Alan Culpepper Ed 44. Batliner 36:07 Senior Men (short): 1. 9. WASHINGTON 14:36 Goucher Adam Women: Senior 34.24 Larson Scott Junior Men: 5. 1. 13. Culpepper (Wille) Shayne 12:25 10:29 2. WASHINGTON 22:09 2000 VANCOUVER, Adam Slattery Steve 22:19 Senior Men (long): 36:40 9. Zeigle 2. Scott Zeigle Senior Women Alan Culpepper 12:08 23:38 11:57 2001 VANCOUVER, 4. 36:19 Senior Men (short): Shayne Culpepper Wells 4. 13. Batliner Wells Clint Senior Men (long): WASHINGTON 37:35 8. 2. Jackie 39:01 (8k): Women Senior Alan Culpepper Laura Ritzenhein 16. Junior Women: Wells Burroughs Heather Found Junior Men: 14:26 Batliner 1. 11:14 28:06 2002 VANCOUVER, Clint 35:11 Laura Zeigle Junior Women: Adam 2. Messner 9. Ritzenhein Dathan 12. 26:18 2. Dathan Junior Men: Erika Odlaug 27:17 Clint Shawn 24:11 21:18 Zeigle Senior Men (short): Adam 28:18 2. 21. 3. Torres Jorge 28. Billy Nelson 30:00 Senior Men (long): Carrie Schoolmeester 21:19 Batliner 5. 3. Castro 7. Alan Culpepper 15. 50. TEXAS Castro Greg 11:27 40. Jackie 25:04 (6k): Women Senior 26. (4k): Women Senior 35:51 Burroughs Heather 9. 24. Bret Sara Slattery (Gorton) Payton 29:26 2003 HOUSTON, 28:32 Greg 13:34 Junior Women: 13. Open Men (short): 8. Junior Men: 34. Christine Bolf Wells Clint 2. 14. 35. 1. Billy Nelson 25:20 14:10 27:08 Benner and Constien fi nished 1-2. fi Benner and Constien Kaitlyn Benner and Val Constien at the 2015 USA Championship. the 2015 USA Championship. at Constien Val Kaitlyn Benner and 5. Laura Thweatt 27:28 Thweatt 36:27.2 38:42.6 Wacker Laura Tebo Andy Matt 37:47 2012 Open Men: Women: Open38:29 5. Neuman 12. 4. Pifer Thompson Christian Renee Metivier Baillie MISSOURI LOUIS, ST. 2013 Junior Women: 27:23 37:09 Open Men: 21:54 3. 11. Verdon Constien Carrie 48. Kenyon 25. MISSOURI LOUIS, ST. 2. Rachel Gioscia-Ryan Open Women: Stephen Ritzenhein Dathan 29:14 14. 21:08.8 2014 BOULDER Thweatt Laura 35:44.1 42:01 Women: Junior 10. Medina Richard Open Men: Val 13. 19. Eryn Blakely 20. 27:30.0 Open Women: Thompson 46. 6. 36:20.3 Rachel Gioscia-Ryan Vaughn Brent 2. 2015 BOULDER 29:52.5 Jenny Simpson 24:20 Women: Junior 2. 37:08 1. Kaitlyn Benner Junior Men: Christian 27:57 19. Rachel Gioscia-Ryan 3. John Dressel Open Women: 30:03 21:48 Open Men: Caldwell 14. Mackenzie 1. Thweatt Laura 60. Miller 5. Paul 25:39 Forsyth 7. Ryan 23:36 Ritzenhein 3. Dathan Sheesley 17. Luke 27:42 39. Rachel Gioscia-Ryan 36:51 41. Martin Medina 25:53 26:10 31:32 27:13 40:07

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CU AT THE IAAF WORLD and USA CHAMPIONSHIPS CU AT 011 CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, 70 4. Jorge Torres 38:07 38:31 Torres Torres Jorge Ed 25:53 2007 BOULDER Walters Junior Men : : Women Junior Open Men : 3. 36:01 35:29 Tebo Matt 6. Aislinn Ryan Torres 4. 1. Torres Brett 10. Alan Culpepper, 10. Herzl Matthew 26:22 22:19 37:09 2. Goucher Adam 3. : 26:36 Jorge Women Open Ritzenhein Dathan DIEGO Edwardo 3. 17. Schoolmeester Bret Goucher Kara 37:47 36:45 37:35 19. Batliner Payton 32. Slattery Steve 38:55 41. Jon Severy 2008 SAN 52. Torres Oscar Ponce Junior Men: 28:01 39:01 28. 5. Renee Metivier Baillie 40:13 12. Culpepper Shayne 10. 15. Tebo Matt Christine Bolf 28:35 Women: Junior 41:01 19. Messner Carrie 41:45 29:17 Open Men: 10. Megan Burrell Edwardo 2. 9. 29:40 MARYLAND 30:26 24:58 40. Medina Richard 1. Women: Open 51. Ritzenhein Dathan Martin Medina 21:58 31. 2. Allison Sawyer Renee Metivier Baillie 35:03 26:16 2009 DERWOOD, 36:36 26:47 Women: Junior 26:36 Oscar Ponce 114. 23:29 Junior Men: Torres 4. Allie McLaughlin 10. Sara Slattery Women: Senior 18. WASHINGTON Moody Tera Senior Men: 27. Martin Medina 8. 18. Moody 41:03 Tera 21:10 4. 19. 27:19 Diana George Torres Jorge Jorge 25:49 28:01 2010 SPOKANE, 50. Dillon Shiji Junior Women: 29:11 Junior Men: Women: Open 5. 22:33 Open Men: Tremblay Laura 36:16 14. Pifer Stephen 22. 20. 5. Schoolmeester Bret Dillon Shije Renee Metivier-Baille 27:22 2 1. Junior Men: 20:46 26:26 38:06 Ritzenhein Dathan 37:18 Women: Open 25:40 18. 34:34 Theroux Blake 24. Billy Nelson Open Men: 7. 10. Goucher Kara 25:50 34. Hugh Dowdy 1. 46. Vaughn Brent Goodger Mike 37:21 27:37 26. Rachel Giocia-Ryan 26:22 35:46 26:52 29:42 71 Kara Goucher Finalist (13th) Finalist Champion (9th) the AmericanLeague (2nd), broke record (9:11.42) EMMA COBURN (‘13) ....Mid Distance/Steeple (‘13) ....Mid EMMA COBURN Club ...... New Balance • *2011 USA Steeplechase Champion • Championship Steeplechase World *2011 IAAF • Steeplechase 1 Ranked • *2011 USA No. Steeplechase Trials *2012 USA Olympic • Finalist *2012 Olympic Games Steeplechase • Steeplechaser 1 Ranked • *2012 USA No. Steeplechaser 1 Ranked • 2014 USA No. • (1st) Prix 2014 Shanghai Golden Grand 2014 USA Steeplechase Champion • British Athletics Diamond 2014 Glasgow • 2014 IAAF Continental Cup Champion • 2015 USA Steeplechase Champion • Championship (5th) World *run while still in college 2015 IAAF Emma Coburn

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POST COLLEGIATE SUCCESS POST COLLEGIATE Here at CU we are no more proud of the successes of present Buff s than we are of those who went on went of those who we are s than Buff of present of the successes proud no more are CU we at Here gone on have program distance of the Buff graduates numerous Wetmore, of Coach During the tenure Renee Metivier Baillie World XC Championships (49th) XC World Championships (49th) XC Championships (38th) XC (2:27.17) overall to the next level. Frankly, we don’t believe there is another college program in the country can boast that program is another college there believe don’t we Frankly, the next to level. professionals. level national as many made have Twenty-eight been Olympians. have Ten active. currently are Seven contracts. professional to while still running for CU. teams World made Eighteen Country teams. or Cross Track Championship World RENEE METIVIER BAILLIE(‘05) ...... Distance Club ...... Mizuno • • Outdoor Championships (5th, 10k) 2005 USATF 4k), IAAF Championships (3rd, 2006 USA XC • World Championships (2nd), IAAF 2008 USA XC • er (5k) Qualifi Trials • 2008 USA Olympic World Championships (5th), IAAF 2010 USA XC • 2010 USA Indoor 3k Champion • • 2010 USA Outdoor Championships (8th, 5k) USA Member (6th) • Team 2011 Bolder Boulder 1st American, 7th 2012 Chicago Marathon, • 2015 BolderRace participant Boulder Elite Jenny (Barringer) Simpson Jenny Bronze Medalist Bronze SHALAYA KIPP ...... Steeple/Distance KIPP SHALAYA Club ...... Oiselle • steeplechase) (3rd, Trials • *2012 USA Olympic • *2012 Olympic Games participant • *2013 USA Outdoor Championships participant • 2014 USA Outdoor Championships participant • 2015 USA Outdoor Championships participant *run while still in college steeplechase) Games (2nd, 2015 Pan-American RITZENHEIN ...... DATHAN Distance Club ...... NIKE • member (10k) Team • 2004 USA Olympic 2005 USA XC Champion • 2005 USA Road 10k Champion • 5k) • 2006 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, • Championships (3rd) 2007 USA XC 10k) • 2007 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, (2nd) Trials • 2008 USA Olympic Marathon 2008 USA XC Champion • • (9th) 2008 Olympic Games Marathon • 10k) 2009 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, Championships (6th, 10k) World • 2009 IAAF • Record (12:56.27) 2009 Set USA 5k National Championship Half Marathon World 2009 • 2010 USA XC Champion • (4th) Trials 2012 USA Olympic Marathon Dathan Ritzenhein Dathan

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POST COLLEGIATE SUCCESS POST COLLEGIATE Shalaya Kipp Shalaya World XC Championships (21st) XC World Medalist (10k) (1:06.57) debut woman U.S. (2:25.53), fastest can thon) 72 KARA GOUCHER (‘01) ...... DistanceKARA GOUCHER (‘01) Club ...... Oiselle/Sketchers • Championships (7th, 4k), IAAF 2006 USA XC • • 5k) 2006 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, • Championships (3rd) 2007 USA XC • 10k) 2007 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, Championship Bronze World 2007 IAAF • North Champion 2007 Great Run Half Marathon • 5k Champion Trials 2008 USA Olympic • 10k) (2nd, Trials • 2008 USA Olympic • 2008 Olympic Games (10th, 10k; 9th, 5k) Overall 1st American, 3rd Marathon, 2008 NYC • 2009 USA Outdoor 5k Champion• 1st Ameri- overall, (3rd 2009 Boston Marathon • Championships (9th, mara- World 2009 IAAF • • 10k) 2011 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, • (5th) 2011 Boston Marathon (11th) Trials • 2012 USA Olympic Marathon Champion 2012 USA Half Marathon • • (11th) 2012 Olympic Games Marathon (6th) 2013 Boston Marathon 73 Shayne (Wille)Shayne Culpepper s (1,500-meters) nisher American fi • • (1st) Prix Grand 2014 DN Galan Stockholm (1st) • Prix Grand 2014 Zurich 2014 IAAF Diamond League Champion • 2015 USA 1,500 Champion • nalist Championship fi World *run while still in college 2015 IAAF ...... BRENT VAUGHN Distance Club ...... unattached • nalist (5k) fi Trials • 2008 USA Olympic • 2009 USA Outdoor Championships (9th, 5k) 2010 BolderRace (4th), highest Boulder Elite • 2011 USA XC Champion • • 2010 USA Outdoor Championships (5th, 5k) • 2011 USA Indoor Championships (4th, 3k) (7th, 10k) Trials • 2012 USA Olympic 2015 BolderRace participant Boulder Elite Retired Buff ...... ALAN CULPEPPER (‘96) Distance Club ...... adidas • • 5k) 1997 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, 1999 USA XC Champion (12k) • 1999 USA Outdoor 10k Champion• 12k) • Championships (2nd, 2000 USA XC 10k) (2nd, Trials 2000 USA Olympic Alan Culpepper

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POST COLLEGIATE SUCCESS POST COLLEGIATE Brent Vaughn broke the Americanbroke record the Americanbroke record (9:12.50) Medalist Silver an American (3:57.22) time by fastest • 10k) (3rd, Trials • 2012 USA Olympic • Championships (2nd) 2013 USA XC • 10k) 2013 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, Championships (10th, 10k) World 2013 IAAF ...... JENNY SIMPSON (‘09) Middle Distance Club ...... New Balance • *2007 USA Steeplechase Champion • steeplechase) (3rd, Trials • *2008 USA Olympic *2008 Olympic Games (8th, steeplechase), • *2009 USA Steeplechase Champion • Championships (5th), World *2009 IAAF • 5k) • 2010 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, 2011 USA Indoor Champion, Mile and 3k • • 1,500) 2011 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, 1,500 Champion World 2011 IAAF • 2012 USA Indoor Champion, Mile and 3k • 1,500) (3rd, Trials • 2012 USA Olympic nalist • 2012 USA Olympic 1,500m semifi 2013 USA Outdoor 5k Champion• Championship 1,500 World 2013 IAAF • • Runner-up (8k) 2014 USA XC (1st) Prix Golden Grand Seiko Toyko • 2014 2014 USA I,500 Champion • the second (2nd) -ran Meeting AREVA 2014 Paris NIKE Steve Slattery Steve Medalist, 3k Medalist, 5k) win both in the same year) man to 5k) an American • 2004 IAAF Indoor Championships Bronze • 5k Champion Trials 2004 USA Olympic • 5k Member, Team • 2004 USA Olympic 2005 USA Indoor 3k Champion • 4k) • Championships (2nd, 2005 USA XC Championships (20th, 4k) XC World • 2005 IAAF 1,500) 2009 USA Indoor Championships (2nd, ...... Middle GOUCHER (‘97) ADAM Club ...... • 1999 USA Outdoor 5k Champion• nalist (12th, Championships fi World 1999 IAAF • 2000 USA XC Champion (4k & 12k - only • Champion Trials 2000 USA Olympic 5k • nalist (12th, 5k) • 2000 Olympic Games fi 5k) • 2001 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, nalist (10th, Championships fi World 2001 IAAF • (7:34.96) by 3k of the year 2001 Ran fastest • 5k) • 2003 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, 2006 USA Indoor 3k Champion • 2006 USA XC Champion, 4k • Championships (6th, 4k) XC World • 2006 IAAF 2006 USA Outdoor Championships (4th, 5k) Billy Nelson

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POST COLLEGIATE SUCCESS POST COLLEGIATE Adam Goucher Adam 3rd, 10k) 3rd, debut in history pion 74 • Member (10k) Team • 2000 USA Olympic 5k/ 2001 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, • 12k) • Championships (3rd, 2002 USA XC 2002 USA Outdoor 5k Champion• 12k) • 2002 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, 2002 Chicago U.S. 6th, fastest Marathon, • 2003 USA XC Champion, 12k • 2003 USA Outdoor 10k Champion• Cham- Trials 2004 USA Olympic Marathon • • 12th 2004 Olympic Games Marathon, • 4th 2005 Boston Marathon, • 5th 2006 Boston Marathon, 2007 USA XC Champion CULPEPPER (‘97) SHAYNE ...... Middle Club ...... NIKE • • Championships (4th, 4k) 1999 USA XC • 1,500) 1999 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, • Championships (4th, 4k) 2000 USA XC (4th, 1,500) Trials • 2000 USA Olympic 1,500 Member, Team • 2000 USA Olympic Club Cross Country Champion 2002 USATF • • 3k) 2003 USA Indoor Championships (2nd, 2003 USA XC Champion, 4k • 2004 USA Indoor 3k Champion 75 5k) JORGE TORRES (‘03) JORGE TORRES ...... Distance Club ...... Reebok • 4k) • Championships (2nd, 2002 USA XC 5k) • 2003 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, nalist (15th, Championships fi World 2003 IAAf • 5,000 meters 1 American at • No. 2003 Ranked (7th, 5k) Trials • 2004 USA Olympic 2005 USA 8k Road Champion • • 12k/4th, 4k) Championships (2nd, 2005 USA XC Championships (13th, 4k) XC World • 2005 IAAF 2006 USA Outdoor 10k Champion• • Championships (4th) 2007 USA XC • 2007 USA Outdoor Championships (5th, 10k) • Championships (2nd) 2008 USA XC • Championships (19th) 2008 IAAF XC 10k) (3rd, Trials • 2008 USA Olympic • 2008 Olympic Games (27th, 10k) Championships (4th) 2009 USA XC

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POST COLLEGIATE SUCCESS POST COLLEGIATE Jorge Torres steeplechase) steeplechase) chase) steeplechase) chase) • • Championships (2nd) 2007 USA XC 5k) 2007 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, NELSON BILLY ...... Steeple/Distance Club ...... unattached • steeplechase) (2nd, Trials • 2008 USA Olympic • 2008 Olympic Games (29th, steeplechase) 2010 USA Outdoor Championships (5th, • 2011 USA Steeplechase Champion • Championships participant World • 2011 IAAF nalist fi Trials • 2012 USA Olympic 2014 USA Outdoor Championships participant ...... Steeple (‘02) STEVE SLATTERY Club ...... NIKE • 2002 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, • • 2003 USA Outdoor Steeplechase Champion (5th, steeplechase) Trials • 2004 USA Olympic steeple- 2005 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, • 2006 USA Outdoor Championships (2nd, • steeple- 2010 USA Outdoor Championships (3rd, Wheatridge, Colo. (Wheatridge) Columbia, Md. (The Park School) Huntington Beach, Calif. (Marina) Stevens Point, Wis. (SPoint Area/Rice) Richmond, Ill. (Richmond-Burton) Fort Collins, Colo. (Rocky Mountain) Colo. Fort Collins, Vista) (Buena Colo. Vista, Buena Grand Junction, Colo. (Brewer/Lamar) (Doherty) Colo. Springs, Colorado Angeles) (Port Wash. Angeles, Port (Littleton) Colo. Littleton, 81 99, 2000 06. 07 (Thornton) Colo. Westminster, 1985, 86, 87, 88 1994, 95, 97, 98 n 1904 th 1961, 62, 63 Colo. Aurora, n 74 1973, Colo. Pueblo, Pat Dolan Pat DonaldsonJeff DoughertyKnowles 1953 1966 Hugh Dowdy 1990 Dubach Dave James Duce 2012 (Ranum) Colo. Denver, Duggan F. Thomas Central) (Greeley Colo. Greeley, 1948 1915 Andy Dunn 1912, 13, 14 (Carlsbad) Calif Petaluma, Jim Funk Michael Gallagher 1962 Sam Gamble James Garcia 1954, 56 Joseph Garst 1904 Bill Gavito 1964 Daniel Gist 1905 Jim Giveans Eric Gleason 1951, 53 Godwin Floyd 1958 1990, 91, 92 Goucher Adam (Wesminster) Colo. Denver, 1984 (Arapahoe) Colo. Littleton, 1964, 65 (Arroyo) Calif. San Lareneo, Zach Crandall Crandall Zach John Creighton Ricky Cron 2000, 01 1951 Cronin Tim A. Crowther George 1905 1993, 96 Alan Culpepper (Flagler) Colo. Flagler, Curts 1968, 69, 70, 71 Tom 1993, 94, 95 Deak Ryan (Coronado) Texas Paso, El DegenBruce Seth DeMoor 1958, 59, 60 Derdeyn Dave 2004 1962, 63, 64 David Diaz Calif. 2008 Piedmont, 1986, 87 (Smoky Hill) Colo. Aurora, 1980, Bernie Frakes Friedberg Mike 1957, 58, 59 1998, Colo. Ordway, Green Frank eldBob Greenfi Arlo C. Greenwalt 1905 1958 John Gregorio 1915 Griffi J.J Bob Griffi 1971, 72 Griffi Fred Arnold Hamala Roger Hansen 1964 Chuck Hatteresley Bradley Harkrader 1977, 79 1973 Erik Heinonen 2004, Hill Alexander (Grossmont) La Mesa, Calif. Hom Ed 2005, 06 Calif. Lompoc, Hopfner Ed 1905 Larry Hoppis (South Eugene) Ore. Eugene, Hospe Paul 1971, 72 1979 Jack Hughes 1951 1907 1956, 57 (Watervliet) Colo. Watervliet, Roman Duran Edstrom Paul Scott Elliott 1987, 88 Ron Elston 1967, 68 Dick Faust Northglenn, Ohio (Northglenn) 1986 Feasel Fred Colo. Englewood, Fischman Kent 1970 Fitzmorris George 1961, 62 1915 1981 Jim Fitzmorris 1947, 48, 49 Fleming D. William 1914 Found Shawn 1956, 57 (Hillcrest) Ill. Hazelcrest, Colo. Springs, Colorado 1991, 92, 93

2015 colorado cross country Kent, England (Tunbridge Wells) Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central) San Bernardino, Calif. (Eisenhower) H-Ranch, Colo. (Highlands Ranch) Ruidoso, N.M. (Ruidoso/Texas Tech) all time letterwinners (Alamosa/Rice) Alamosa, Colo. Mountain) (Green Colo. Lakewood, eld) (Broomfi Colo. eld, Broomfi Colo. Butte, Crested (Mason City) Iowa Mason City, Brothers) (Christian Tenn. Memphis, 84, 85 Bradley HarkraderBradley Eric Heinonen 76 Academy) Butte (Crested Dave Barbieri Dave Barbieri Steve Barlow Lloyd 1992, 93 Barret Kenneth 1991 Batliner Adam Prep) (Gonzaga Wash. Spokane, 1953 1975 1995, 96, 97, 98 Prep) (Gonzaga Wash. Spokane, Collins) (Ft. Colo. Collins, Ft. (Boulder) Colo. Boulder, Letterwinner Andy Aiken Years Alejandre Richard Mark Anderson 1965 1980 Andy Ames (High School) Hometown 1978, 79 Armold Adrian Aurand Edward (Ferndale) Wash. Ferndale, 1987 1995 Baillie Austin 1904 Mick Bannister 2005 Washington) Okla. (B.T. 1982, Tulsa, (Westview) Ore. Portland, Payton Batliner Harry R. Beard BervenJeff 2002, 03, 04, 05 (Wasson) 1914, 15 Biegner Matt 1965, 66 Binkley Dave Blair P. William 2010, 11, 12 Colo. Springs, Colorado Blondeau Aaron 1966, 67 1914, 15 BobCisco (Salida) 1997, 99, 00, 01 Salida, Colo. Joe Bosshard (Central) Colo. Pueblo, Mark Brewer 1987, 88, 89 2009, 10, 11 Brown David BryanGerald 1974 Buhmann Mike 1982 Burchill Casey 1963 1977, 78, 79 Robert M. Burns Ohio (Carlise) Carlisle, (Ridgewood) Ill. Norride, Eric Cahn 2002, 03 1912 Robert Campbell Colo. Lakewood, Carnahan Fred (Buchanan) Calif. Clovis, 1968, 69, 70 Nick Carr 1958, 59, 60 Castaneda 1973, 74 Ted Castaneda Steve 1972, 73 (Genoa) Catalano Genoa, Neb. Tim 1970 1982 Cattermole Paul Caughlin Colo. Springs, Colorado Tom (Fort Collins) Colo. 1991, 92, 93, 94 Fort Collins, 1965, 66, 67 Chiulli Anthony (Regis) Colo. Denver, Clark F. Everett 1997 2005 Clark Wayne 1912 Ernest Clayton Clayton Cameron 1947 Cleckler Jay 1904 2010 Jon Cooper Couper Colin 1993, 94 Couture Dave (Monarch) Colo. Superior, 1994, 95 1951 (W-Park) Colo. Park, Woodland 1987, 88, 89 (Coronado) Texas Paso, El (Lakewood) Colo. Lakewood, 77 Edwardsville, Ill. (Highland Park) Bakersfi eld, Calif. (Taft Union) Bakersfi Whitehouse, N.J. (Hunterdon Central) (Hunterdon N.J. Whitehouse, (San Lorenzo) Calif. San Lorenzo, Dawson) (Alexander Colo. Boulder, 05, 06 05, 06, 07 Chris Pannone Pifer Stephen Mark Pillmore Mark Pillmore Poley William Dan Poole 1971 Oscar Ponce 1956, 59 Ralph Poucher Jason Pozner 1966 North) (Denver Colo. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Denver, 1957, 58, 59 Harry Pratt Arthur Preston 1990, 91 L. Prouty Winfred 1904 Quintana 1904 Ted 1908 (Marlboro) N.J. Morganville, 1975 Richard Musgrave Musgrave Richard Nahom David 1974 Nahom Mike Napier Matt 1987, 88, 89 eld) (Lincoln) Billy Nelson Colo. Conn. (Brookfi Denver, eld, Brookfi Neuman Kenyon 1996, 97, 99 Larry Novak (Summit) Ore. 2006, 07, 08, 09 Bend, N.M. (Socorro) Socorro, 2002, 03, Charlie O’Brien O’Keefe Eugene 1976 1976 M. Owens Clyde 1914 Robert G. Packard 1912, 13 Chris Pannone 1907 Mont. Shepherd, (Mullen) Colo. Denver, Peake Mike Morgan Pearson 2006, 07, 08 2012, 13 Dick Peck 1957 Zach Perrin (Delbarton) N.J. Morristown, Peterman Adam 2014 Peterson Mike 1954 2013 Colo. er Lakewood, Kirk Pfeff John Phillips 1970, 72, 73, 74 (Hellgate) Missoula, Mt. Phipps Wayne (Flathead) Kalispell, Mt. 1976 Stephen Pifer 1969, 70, 71 1953 Ohio Falls, Cuyahoga 2004, Robert Radnoti ngRudolph Rahlfi 1977, 78, 79 Ramey W. Clarence 1904 West) (Greeley 1913 Colo. Greeley, Randall Roy Dan Reese Reese Richard 1904 Sam Reese Reese Tom 1982, 84, 85 1984 Ritchie V. Terry (Wheat Ridge) Golden, Colo. Ritzenhein Dathan 1980, 81, 82, (Wheat Ridge) Golden, Colo. 2001, 03 1907 (Wheat Ridge) 1995, 96, 97, 98 Golden, Colo. Jason Robbie (Wheat Ridge) Golden, Colo. C. RobertsRay Mich. (Rockford) Rockford, E. Robinson Carbin 2000 1907 Dennis Robertson 1905 Rogers Fritz 1959 Rohde Greg Douglas C. Roller (Lutheran) Colo. 1989, 90, 91, 92 Lakewood, 1905 1980 (Century) Bismark, N.D.

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all time letterwinners Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Coronado) Iowa City, (Iowa City Regina) Mebane, N.C. (Eastern Alamance) N.C. (Eastern Mebane, Prairie) Minn. (Eden Prairie, Eden (Highland Park) Texas Dallas, (Douglas County) Rock, Colo. Castle (Coronado) Colo. Springs, Colorado (Edison/USC) Beach, Calif. Huntington West) (Arvada Arvada, Colo. 1975, 76, 77, 78 lfred Law Law lfred 1904 Joel Hunsaker Joel Hunsaker John Hunsaker 1982 Ben Husaby Janson Peter Johnson Jay West) (Arvada Arvada, Colo. 1989 Johnson Joseph B. 2005, 06, 07 1916 Johnson Steve 1995, 96, 98 Johnson Terry Johnson William 1989 Jordan Leonard 1979, 80 1904 Stan Justice 1904 Ketting Harold (Fort Collins) Colo. Fort Collins, John Kick 1968, 69, 70 1973 Kilgore David Dan King Scott King 2013 1952, 53, 54 Redondo Beach, Calif. Albert Kinsbuary (Aquinas) N.Y. Rochester, Doug Kirkmeyer 1905 1980 Robert R. Knowles 1980 Trinity) (Holy Fla. Bay, Palm 1952 1905 Andy Knutsen Kresl Tom Kubischek Mike 2002 Kyle Jordan 1985 Blaine Lam 1984, 85 Larsen Brett 2008, 09 Scott Larson Collins) (Ft. Colo. Collins, Ft. Colo. Lakewood, 1965, 67 A Collins) (Ft. Colo. 1990, 91, 92, 93 Fort Collins, SE) (Hamilton Ind. Fishers, Laverty Carroll (Fairview) Colo. 1990, 91, 92, 93 Boulder, (Boulder) Colo. Boulder, Lewis David 1927 Joe Lombert Lower Richard 1955 Lundy Bruce 1972 John Lunn 1973, 74 Macey Tony 1976 Valley) (Seneca John E. Mackling Pa. Harmony, Garry Maddox 1966, 67, 68 1916 1984, 85 Magee David (South) Colo. Denver, (Lakewood) Colo. Lakewood, Glen Malcolm 1971, 72 (Valley) Nev. Vegas, Las Jerry Maris 1975 Joseph Markey 1950 MasonJeff 1916 1982 Mauff Robert D. Joseph) (St. Santa Maria, Calif. McBain Steve 1905 1986 McCoy Mike (White River) Wash. Donald McClure Buckley, 1961 McCue Matt 1964 1961, 62, 63 (South) Colo. Denver, McKinley Tom McMullen Matt 2003 Martin Medina 1969, 71, 72 1980 Medina Richard (GJ) Junction, 2009, 10, 11, 12 Grand Colo. Eric Meleney (GJ) Junction, 2007, 08, 09, 11 Grand Colo. Metcalf Ken (Gateway) Colo. Aurora, E. Metcalf Virgil 1987, 89 Millard Earl B. 1917 1986 Nick Miller (Whitman) Bethesda, Md. Micah Moore 1907 Dick Moritz Colo. Cederidge, Morrill Joseph B. 2008 1990, 92 C. Mosher Paul 1907 1970, 72 Ammar Moussa (Fairview) Colo. Boulder, 1905 Pierce Murphy View) (Mountain Colo. Littleton, 2011, 13, 14 (Arcadia) Arcadia, Calif. Ohio Falls, Cuyahoga 2012, 13, 14 (Island) Hanalei, Hawai’i Jake HuryszJake 2012, 14 ngeles, Calif. (Notre Dame) (Notre Calif. ngeles, Font Ronneay, France (College of Marin) Wheatridge, Colo. (Wheatridge) Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) erson) Denver, Colo. (Thomas Jeff Whitefi sh Bay, Wis. (Whitefi sh Bay) sh Bay, Wis. (Whitefi Whitefi (MacDonald) Canada Montreal, Salt Lake City, Utah (RH-St.M) Arbor) (Ann Australian Victoria, Longmont, Colo. (Lmont /Idaho St) Leesburg, Va. (Leesburg/Brevard) Martinsville,(Martinsville) Va. Butte) (Crested Colo. Butte, Crested Vista) (Buena Colo. Vista, Buena 1987 1996 Jim Whitmore Whitmore Jim Wienke Todd 1976, 77 1984, 85 Calif. Nuys, Van Heather Chaimberlain Heather 1988 Milt Wiley Milt Wiley Wilson Arthur D. Winter Connor 1905 Wright Earl E. 1948, 50 2012, 13, 14 Wright Nate (Arapahoe) Colo. Centennial, Rene Wright 1912 Wrighton Dave 1987, 88, 89 Wyatt Jim (Poudre) Colo. Fort Collins, 1904 1963, 64, 65 Yowell John J. Harry Zimmerhackle 1904 1912 1954, 56 County) at (Moff Colo. Craig, WOMEN Letterwinner Allen Pam Years Maddie Alm Arendt Lindsay Arnold Jenny 2013, 14 1976 Molly Austin 1998, 99 (High School) Hometown Ballenger Lee (Monarch) Colo. Louisville, 1998 eld) Rachel Baptista (Chatfi Colo. Littleton, 1999, 01, 02 Barajas Veronica 1976, 78 (Mullen) Colo. 2011 Littleton, Barringer Jenny 1992, 93 (Libertyville) Ill. Inverness, Anne Barrett Day) N.C. (Country Charlotte, (Oviedo) Fla. 2005, 06, 07, 09 Oviedo, Baughman Brooke Islands) (Channel Calif. Oxnard, 1991, 92, 93 Kaitlyn Benner (Austin) Texas Austin, 1979 Kristi Berwick 2014 Michelle Bews Eryn Blakely 1980 (San Marino) Calif. Oaks, Fair Christine Bolf 1984,86, 87, 88 (Monarch) Colo. Superior, Ben Bossut 2014 Courtney Bouchet (Taft) Calif. Encino, Brittin Lize 2011, 12, 13 2002, 03, 04, 05 Suzanne Bryan Los Park) (Estes 1992, 93 Colo. Park, Estes A (Alverno) Calif. Monrovia, Debbie Bump Burroughs Heather 1983 1987 (Pembroke) Mo. 1994, 95, 97, 98 Kansas City, Shannon Busch Alison Butterworth 1980 (Poudre) Colo. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Fort Collins, Caldwell Mackenzie (Fairview/BYU) 2014 Colo. Boulder, Campbell Catrina 1987, 88 Anna Chase Park) N.C. (Myers Charlotte, N) (Columbus Ind. Columbus, Jessica Cirelli Erin Clark Emma Coburn 2006, 07 1994, 95 Carrie Cockerham Jeanne Collopy 2008, 09, 10, 11 2013, 14 (Fairview) Colo. Superior, Cozens Wendy Cumming Katie 1976 (South Ore. Eugene) Eugene, Kimberley Cundiff 1978 (Hudson) Wis. 2008, 09, 10, 11 Hudson, 1988 Kristina Dahlberg Darco Lara Modena) (El Calif. 1993, 94, 95, 96 Orange, Mary Decker DeSouchetJenny (Boulder) Colo. Boulder, Allison Eckert 2013, 14 2011 1977, 78 Ekemo Morgan Anne Farris 2007 (Alamosa) Alamosa, Colo. 2008 Jen Fazoli Calif. Orange, John XXIII (Pope N.J. Walpack, Florence Natalie Judy Foster 1987, 88, 89 Hill) Ga. (Collins 2001, 02, 03, 04 Lawrenceville, (Roosevelt) S.D. Sioux Falls, Christie Friesen (Aspen) Alaska (Chugiak) Aspen, Colo. Eagle River, 1998, 99, 00 Diana George Park) (Averill N.Y. Park, Averill 1989 Rachel Gioscia 1992 Colleen Glyde 2010, 11, 12 2006, 08 (Livermore) Calif. Livermore, N.M. (Manzano) Albuquerque, (Wheatridge) Colo. Lakewood, 1995, 96 State College, Pa. (St- College/Penn St.)

2015 colorado cross country London, England (Towbridge Kent) Salt Lake City, Utah (Park City) Utah (Park Salt City, Lake Fremont, Calif. (Mission San Jose) (Cherry Creek) Colo. Englewood, N.M. (Eldorado) Albuquerque, Danville, Calif. Monte Vista / Brown) (Oakwood) Calif. Angeles, Los (Smoky Hill) Colo. Aurora, Sedalia, Colo. (Denver Christian) (Wheeling) Ill. Wheeling, all-time letterwinners (Wheeling) Ill. Wheeling, (Northglenn) Northglenn, Colo. Branch) (Western Va. Chesapeake, 05, 06 (Baylor) Tenn. Signal Mountain, 2002, 03, 04, 05 2011, 12, 13, 14 1999, 00, 01, 02 1999, 00, 01, 02 1984, 85, 86, 88 2003, 04, 06, 07 Jorge TorresJorge Vaughn Brent 78 Christian Thompson Thompson Christian 2008, 09, 10, 11 (Candor) N.Y. Candor, Ben Saarel Clem Saunders John H. Sawhill 2013, 14 1913 Chris Schafer 1915, 16 Al Schmidt Schoolmeester Bret 2000 Scott Jared 1961, 62 Mark Scrutton Chris Severy (Eisenhower) Wash. Yakima, 2001, 03, 04 Colo. Jon Severy Longmont, 1979, 80, 81, 82 (Palmer) Colo. Monument, Dillon Shije (Aspen) 1994, 95, 96, 98 Aspen, Colo. R. ShortClarence Slattery Steve (Aspen) 2001, 02, 03, 04 Aspen, Colo. 1912 Brian Smith 2010, 11, 13 Sean Smith (Mt Olive) N.J. 1999, 00, 01, 02 Flanders. N.M. (Sandia Prep) Albuquerque, Smith Tom 1975, 76 Mark Spilsbury 1999, 2000, 01 Bill Sproat (Montrose) Colo. Montrose, (Lincoln) Colo. Denver, (Foothill) 1976, 77, 78, 79 Santa Anna, Calif. Starr 1979, 80 Tom Ned Steele Don Steers 1961, 62, 63 Stegner Mike Ore. Falls, Climath 1961, 62, 63 Stevens Jonny 1905 Colo. Platteville, Stoddard W. Fred 1953, 54 1969, 70, 71 James Strang 2011, 12 1907 M. Stratton George 1905 Mountain) (Battle Mark Stromberg Colo. Vail, Tebo Matt 2004, 1984 Tessman Brock Thayer Rob 1998 Theroux Blake 2007, 08, 09 Thompson 2007 Griff Tiernan Zeke 1978, 79 Torres Edwardo (Hotchkiss) Colo. Hotchkiss, 1994, 96 Tulsa, Okla. (Memorial) (Aspen) Aspen, Colo. Vaughn Brent Chuck Trujillo Chuck Trujillo Jorge Torres Torres Jorge Trujillo Rick Valenti Chris Arsdale Van Pete 1967, 68, 69 Halen Van Aric 1966, 68 1998 Colo. Ouray, 2009, 10, 12 (Littleton) Colo. Littleton, Andy Wacker Wacker Andy Orly Waller Ware Harry H. N.C. (Pinecrest) 2008, 09, 10, 11 Pinehurst, Warner M. Thomas 1905 1982 Chris Webster 1916 Wells Clint 1969 (Puyallup) Wash. Tacoma, 1994, 95, 97 Country)at (Moff Colo. Craig, 79 Gainsville, Fla. (Bucholz / Florida) Ft. Collins, Colo. (Poudre/Cal-Poly SLO) Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek) South Jordan, Utah (Bingham) South Jordan, Utah (Bingham) Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley) Cave Junction, Ore. (Illinois Valley) (Liberty) Colo. Springs, Colorado Mich. (Westwood) Ishpeming, Valley) (Thompson Colo. Loveland, Valley) (Thompson Colo. Loveland, (Fort Collins) Colo. Fort Collins, Havertown, Pa. (Haverford/Vermont) 1984, 85 Calif. Valley, Portalo 1997, 98 (Poudre) Colo. Fort Collins, Peg Millican Peg Montes Fran Moody Tera 1989 Melanie Nun 1979, 80 Olson Pam Charles) (St. Ill. Charles, 1999, 00, 01, 02 St. Liza Pasciuto 2013 (East Islip) N.Y. Rains Terrace, Kaye Islip y RavelingMuff 1977 2004, 05, 06 Nancy Reynolds (Legacy) Colo. eld, Broomfi (Alameda) Colo. 1991, 92, 93, 94 Lakewood, Deb Rieck 1987 1982, 83 Renee Rife RobertsHeather Roberts Patty (Rocky Mtn) 1997 Colo. 1991 Collins, Ft. Robinson Ceclia 1984 Sheri Rochel 1993, 94, 95 1983 Nancy Rogowski Township) (Lyons Ill. LaGrange, (Overland) Colo. Aurora, Aislinn Ryan 1982, 84 Calif. Portola, 1982 Liz Sabochik Allison Sawyer Texas Leonard, (Boulder) Colo. 2006, 07 Boulder, Heidi Scarlett 2000, 01 Sandy Simmons (Shoreline) 2007, 08, 09 Wash. Seattle, (Warwick) Slack Kaylen N.Y. Warwick, (Hilton) N.Y. Hilton, (Alamosa) 1993, 95, 96, 97 Alamosa, Colo. 1977 Dana Slater (Cherry Creek) Colo. Englewood, Amber Smith 2008 Jennifer Smith Smith Kelly 1977, 78 2004 Smith Wendy 1997 Sara Solomon (Arlington) N.Y. Plains, Freedom Spahr Carolyn Mich. (Petoskey) 1994, 95, 96, 97 Petoskey, 1990, 91 Starke Kate 1988,89, 90, 91 Central) (Greeley (Joel E. Ferris) Wash. Colo. Spokane, Greeley, Jana Stolting 1976 (Beaverton) Beaverton, Ore. Briana Stott-Messick 1986, 87 2012 Collins) (Ft. Colo. Collins, Ft. (Maclay) Fla. Tallahassee, Tremblay Laura 2005, 07 Vaughn Sara (Ensrud) 2009, 10 Verdon Carrie Viger Rachel (Gering) Neb. Gering, 2012, 13 Hilary White Wille Shayne 2010, 11, 12 (Campolindo) Moraga, Calif. Wilson Katherine 2001 Wollenberger Carolyn, Mich. (Lahser) eld Hills, 1977, 78, 79, 80 Bloomfi 1995, 96 Kathy Woodbridge Woodbridge Kathy 1976, 77, 78 Anna Wright Wright N.J. Princeton, Catherine Jackie Zeigle 1999, 2000 Zeigle Laura 2001 (Oakville) Mo. Louis, St. DeAnn Zamora 2002, 03, 04, 05 2003, 04, 05 1984, 85, 87 (Boulder) Colo. Boulder, St. Louis, Mo. (Oakville/UT-Chattanooga) Elaine Strickland Elaine Sara Sutherland 1986 Thom Carleen 2014 Thweatt Laura Toedebusch Kalin 1979, 80 Northglenn, Colo. Tremblay Elizabeth (Durango) Colo. 2007, 08, 09, 10 Durango, 2003, 05 2010, 11, 12, 13 (Highland Park) Texas Dallas, Phoenix, Ariz. (Central) Mich. (Rockford) Rockford,

2015 colorado cross country olorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) (Air Colo. Springs, olorado Westminster, Colo. (Northglenn) Carbondale, Colo. (CO Rocky Mtn) Minneapolis, Minn. (Roseville Area) The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) Grand Junction, Colo. (Grand Junction) Colorado Springs (Cheyenne Mtn) Highland Village, Texas (Marcus/Ga Tech) all-time letterwinners Springs) (Steamboat Colo. Springs, Steamboat Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison) (San Clemente) Calif. San Clemente, C 2000, 02, 04 Point) Phoenix, Ariz. (Mountain 2000, 02, 03 Duluth, Minn. (Duluth East) Emma Coburn Florence Natalie Marston Erin Thweatt Laura Sara (Gorton) Slattery Sarah Hanson Emily Hanenburg (Fairview) 2006, 08, 09 Colo. 1982, 83, 85, 86 Boulder, Denise Hermosillo Colo. Springs, Colorado Jeanne Higgins 1983, 84, 85 Higgins Lesley Colo. Durango, 1988 Kimberly Hills Hoogheem Kristen (Arapahoe) Colo. 1998, 99, 00, 01 Littleton, 2005 Jen Hooper (North Ore. Eugene) 1976, 77, 78, 79 Eugene, Allison Howard Maine (Hulls Cove) Hulls Cove, Melissa Howell 1990, 91 Renee Howell (Marquette) Mo. eld, 2007 Chesterfi Jodie Hughes 1984 Hulse Sharon 1993 Classical Academy) (The Cindy Ike 1998, 99, 00, 01 Jennifer Jones Mich. eld, Broomfi 1980, 82 Jorgensen Lori Michelle Kantor 1991, 92 1976 Annie Kelly 1978, 80 1988, 89, 90 Gina Kelly (Ponderosa) Colo. Parker, (McQueen) Nev. Reno, Kindt Kirsten (Mahopac) N.Y. Mahopac, 2014 Michelle King Kipp Shalaya 1991 Colo. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Englewood, Kissane Katie 1989, 90 Alpharetta, Ga. Milton) Susan Kranzler Utah (Skyline) City, 2010, 11, 12, 13 Salt Lake Krug Brandi Canyon) (Platte Colo. Bailey, 2002 Ohio (Anderson) Cincinnati, Liz Laster 1984 Levene Abby 1992, 93 Logan Camille (Essex) Vt. Essex, Allison Lusby Colo. Wheatridge, 2013 1988,90 Maduza Claire 2010, 11, 12 Erin Marston (Littleton) Colo. Littleton, 1993, 94 Bridget Marting (Rangeview) Colo. Aurora, 2006 Lucy Academy) May Dublin, N.H. (Andover 2006, 07 1982, 83 (Fairview) Colo. Boulder, McAlister Catrina Hilary McClendon 2012, 13, 14 (Shorewood) Wis. Shorewood, (Chaparral) Colo. Parker, McCray Cathy 2006 2014 Rachel McKeen Allie McLaughlin 1982, 83 1993, 94 McMordie Carol 2009 Idaho (Bishop Kelly) Eagle, Joseph) (St. Mo. Louis, St. Chris McNamara Mtn) (Green Colo. 1985, 86, 87, 89 Lakewood, McNitt Amy (Beaverton) Beaverton, Ore. (Gresham) Ore. 1984, 85, 86, 87 Gresham, MertenAmy Messner Carrie (Sargent) Colo. Vista, 1992, 93, 94, 95 Monte Renee Metivier 1989, 91 (Mullin) Jennifer Miller Colo. 1995, 96, 98, 99 Evergreen, 2003, 04 (Fairfax) Va. Station, Fairfax 1992 Mich. (Ligget) Pt Park, Grosse Kara Grgas-Wheeler Grgas-Wheeler Kara 1996, 97, 99, 00 Duluth, Minn. (Duluth East) Kendall Grgas-Wheeler Jen Gruia Susan Haldeman Monica) 1977, 78 Ruth Hamilton 1997, 98 (Santa Santa Monica, Calif. 1980 Virginia) VI / (Paul Va. Vienna, Men Women ...... 1 1 ...... Men Women Brittenham/R. Castro) ... Castro) Brittenham/R. Men Women (Dean Brittenham) Timber Ridge Runners ...... Ridge Runners Timber ...... Fest Vail NTS ...... (Dual) State Colorado at NTS ...... Invitational State Colorado at NTS ...... 26-29 (Dual) New Mexico vs. NTS ...... Invitational State Iowa at ...... 1/5 Five-Way Colorado 4/10 ...... 1/5 Kansas Invitational at Championship ...... 2/11USTFCC Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at ...... VII Championship Region AIAW at .....20/34 Championships NCAA/AIAW at 3/6 2/6 16/23 1977 (D ...... 1/8 Invitational Kansas State at ...... 1 Air Force at ...... 2/12 USTFF Rocky Mountain Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at ...... Regional Championships AIAW at .....10/29 Championships NCAA/AIAW at 2/8 1/5 3/23 1978 at NCAA/AIAW Championships ...... 5 Championships NCAA/AIAW at 4 at Central Collegiate Conf. Ch...... Conf. Collegiate Central at 2/5 ...... 26/30 NCAA Championships at 1972 ...... Men (Dual) ...... Air Force at 22-33 (Dual) BYU at ...... 43-19 ...... 1/10 Invitational Colorado V Championship ...... NCAA Districtat 4/7 ...... NCAA Championships at 1973 ...... Men ...... 6/22 NCAA Championships at 1974 ...... Men ...... 5/6 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Triangular Colorado 1/3 ...... 4/17 Country Champ USTF Cross Championships Big Eight ...... at 1975 ...... Men ...... 2/5 Wyoming Invitational at ...... UNC Invitational at 4/4 USTF Rocky Mtn. Champ ...... 3/13 Championships ...... Big Eight 2/8 1976 (Dean Brittenham) ...... 1 Air Force at New Mexico...... 1 at USTF Rocky Mountain ...... 2nd Championships ...... 1/8Big Eight at NCAA District V/AIAW Region VII 2/8 1971 (Jerry Quiller)...... Men Sloans Lake ...... Sloans Lake NTS Colorado Invitational ...... 1/9 Invitational Colorado Championships Big Eight ...... at 4/8 Championships Big Eight ...... at 2/8 (Dual) BYU at ...... 15-41 ...... (Dual) Nebraska vs. 20-40 ...... Quadrangular Colorado 1/4 Championships Big Eight ...... at 2/8 at Air Force Dual ...... Dual Air Force at 30-25

2015 colorado cross country 1963 ...... Men ...... 1 Wyoming Invitational at Invitational...... 1 Denver at ...... Dual Nebraska at 21-36 ...... Meet CU Five-Way 2/5 Championships Big Eight ...... at 4/8 ...... 2 runners NCAA Championships at 1964 ...... Men ...... 1 Wyoming Invitational at Invitational...... 1 Denver at ...... (Dual) Nebraska vs. 21-34 ...... 1 Invitational Colorado Championships Big Eight ...... at 3/8 ...... 1 NCAA Championships at runner 1965 ...... Men Invitational...... 1 Denver at ...... 2 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Dual Nebraska at 17-41 ...... 2 Invitational Colorado Championships Big Eight ...... at 4/8 ...... 14 NCAA Championships at 1966 ...... Men Invitational...... 1 Denver at ...... 1 Wyoming Invitational at ...... (Dual) Nebraska vs. 15-50 (Dual) ...... Air Force vs. 15-48 ...... 3 Invitational Colorado Championships Big Eight ...... at 2/8 ...... 6 NCAA Championships at 1967 ...... Men Invitational...... Denver at 1/7 ...... 1/6 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Nebraska vs. 20-37 ...... Air Force vs. 28-27 ...... 1/7 Invitational Colorado Championships ...... Big Eight 2/8 ...... 3/10 NCAA Championships at 1968 ...... Men ...... Wyoming (Dual)vs. 25-34 ...... Dual Air Force at 23-54 ...... 18-40 AFA) Michigan (at Western vs...... 1 Invitational Colorado ...... 2 Invitational Wyoming Championships ...... Big Eight 2/8 ...... Men 1969 (Don Meyers) ...... Wyoming (Dual)vs. 22-39 ...... 2/8 Invitational Colorado ...... 5/7 Invitational Kansas State at Championships Big Eight ...... at 6/8 1970 (Jerry Quiller)...... Men (Dual) ...... Air Force vs. 20-43 ...... Wyoming (Dual)vs. 22-39 (Dual) ...... Air Force vs. 30-25 ...... 1/8 Invitational Colorado ...... (Dual) Nebraska vs. 19-37 Championships ...... Big Eight 4/8 ...... 15/39 NCAA Championships at

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR 80 1953 ...... Men ...... 1/4 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Triangular 1/3 State Colorado at ...... Triangular Colorado 1/3 ...... Triangular State Iowa at 1/3 ...... Championships Big Seven at 2/6 1954 ...... Men ...... 1 State Iowa at ...... 1 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Five-Way Colorado 1/5 ...... Quadrangular Colorado 1/4 ...... Championships Big Seven at 4/7 1955 ...... Men ...... Triangular Colorado 1/3 ...... 1/3 Wyoming Invitational at Quadrangular ...... State Iowa at 2/4 ...... 3/7 Championship Big Seven at 1956 ...... Men ...... 1/3 Wyoming Invitational at ...... State Iowa vs. 23-32 ...... 21-34 Kansas State vs...... Nebraska vs. 27-28 ...... Big Seven at 2/7 1957 ...... Men ...... Air Force vs. 15-43 ...... Triangular Nebraska at 3/3 ...... Triangular State Iowa at 1/3 ...... Triangular Colorado 1/3 Championships Big Eight ...... at 2/8 ...... 8 NCAA Championships at 1958 ...... Men ...... 2/4 Oklahoma Quadrangular at ...... 1 Wyoming Invitational at ...... Triangular Air Force at 1/3 Championships Big Eight ...... at 3/8 1959 ...... Men ...... Triangular 2/3 Kansas State at ...... Dual Air Force 29-26 Tri-Duals...... Air Force at 1/3 Championships Big Eight ...... at 5/8 1960 ...... Men AAU...... Rocky Mountain 3/5 ...... Triangular 3/3 Kansas State at ...... Triangular Colorado 3/3 ...... 39-16 Dual State Colorado 1961 ...... Men ...... Triangular 1/3 Kansas State at ...... Nebraska at 23-36 ...... Rocky Mtn AAU Air Force at 1/6 ...... 26-33 Dual State Colorado vs. Championships Big Eight ...... at 2/8 1962 ...... Men ...... 2 Wyoming Invitational at Invitational...... 1 Denver at ...... (Dual) Nebraska vs. 22-37 ...... (Dual State Colorado vs. 29-26 81 Men Women Men Men Women Men Women

M.Wetmore/T.Jacober) at Colorado State ...... 1/6 State Colorado at ...... 1/10 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 2/32 1/6 Pre-Nationals at 1/11 (B) ...... 2/14 State Fort Hays at 2/30 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships at 2/12 CU/NIKE Open ...... NTS 1/12 ...... 1/13VII NCAA Districtat NTS 1/14 at Fort Hays State (B) ...... 4/12 State Fort Hays at ...... 1/17VII NCAA Districtat 1/9 ...... 4/22 NCAA Championships at 2/16 2/22 Wetmore) 1996 (Mark at NCAA District VII ...... 1/19VII NCAA Districtat 1/18 1991 (Jerry Quiller) Invite...... 3/8 Kansas Jayhawk at ...... 4/7 (B) Invite Wyoming at ...... 1/12 Shootout Rocky Mountain 4/8 Men NTS (B) ...... 3/10 Invitational State Adams at Women 2/11 ...... 9/25 Invitational Arizona at Championships Big Eight ...... 2/8at --- 6/23 ...... NTS (B) State Colorado at ...... 5/21VII NCAA Districtat 3/8 NTS 5/18 1992 (Jerry Quiller) ...... 3/8 Indiana Invitational at ...... 3/9 (B) Southern Colorado at ...... 1/10 4/8 Shootout Rocky Mountain Men 3/11 (B) ...... 2/11 State Fort Hays at Women 1/11 ...... 1/8 Invitational State Penn at Championships ...... 1/8Big Eight 1/6 ...... 3/4 (B) 6/8 State Colorado at ...... 1/21VII NCAA Districtat 1/8 3/4 3/19 1993 (Jerry Quiller) ...... 1/10 Invitational Air Force at 1/11 (B) ...... 1/7 State Fort Hays at Men ...... 1/13 Michigan Inter-Regional at Women Championships ...... 2/8Big Eight 2/7 3/10 ...... 3/3 (B) State Colorado at ...... 1/21VII NCAA Districtat 3/8 3/3 2/20 at NCAA Championships ...... 5/22 NCAA Championships at 4/22 at Big Cross ...... 1/6 Big Cross at ...... 4/4 (B) State Colorado at ...... 1/12 1/6 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... Invitational State Iowa at 3/3 1/14 1/22 Championships Big Eight ...... 2/8at 1/8 at Northern Colorado (B) ...... NTS ...... NTS Northern (B) at Colorado ...... 2/6 Invitational Kansas State at NTS ...... 1/13 Shootout Rocky Mountain Memorial ...... 1/15 Drenth Jeff 3/6 at (B) ...... 6/10 State Fort Hays at 1/2 1/3 Championships Big Eight ...... 2/8at 2/8 ...... 2/22 NCAA Championships at 1/8 4/22 1995 ( at NCAA Championships ...... 11/21 NCAA Championships at 20/22 ...... 1/7 Shootout Rocky Mountain 1/8 ...... 4/22 NCAA Championships at 14/22 1994 (Jerry Quiller)

2015 colorado cross country 1985 (Jerry Quiller) ...... NTS Wyoming Invitational at ...... NTS Oklahoma St Invitational at NTS ...... 1/6 Missouri Invitational at Men NTS ...... NTS NIKE High Altitude Challenge Women ...... 2/11 Invitational Colorado 6/7 NTS ...... 1/10 Pre-NCAA Invitational at 1/6 Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at 4/10 V Championship ...2/10 NCAA Districtat ...... 3/22 NCAA Championships at 5/8 4/10 1986 (Jerry Quiller) ...... NTS Invitational Bradley at ...... NTS Wyoming Invitational at ...... 2/8 NTS Invitational Tate Kansas at Men NTS REEBOK/Rocky Mtn Invite...... 2/16 Women 3/8 Invite...... 3/9 College Colorado at 1/10 ...... 2/5 Invitational Arizona at Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at 1/8 5/15 V Championship ...1/10 NCAA Districtat ...... 5/21 NCAA Championships at 3/8 1/9 6/15 1987 (Jerry Quiller) ...... NTS Wyoming Invitational at ...... 2/13 Missouri Invitational at NTS REEBOK/Rocky Mtn. Invite...... 4/21 Men ...... 1/7 Sooner Invitational at 2/9 Women 1/17 ...... 14/21 Invitational Virginia at 2/10 ...... Invitational State Colorado at 8/25 Championships Big Eight ...... 3/8at 1/7 V Championship ...1/10 NCAA Districtat ...... 15/22 NCAA Championships at 1/8 1/10 12/16 1988 (Jerry Quiller) ...... 2/4 Race OSU Early Bird at ...... 1/5 Classic Autumn BYU at ...... 5/5Women Open (B) Wyoming at 1/3 Men ...... 6/19 Shootout Rocky Mountain 2/5 Women ...... 7/17 Memorial 5/6 State Iowa at 5/18 Championships Big Eight ...... 2/8at 15/18 V Championships...... 3/13 Districtat ...... 1 runner NCAA Championships at 6/8 1 runner --- 1989 Men ...... 2/3 CU Invitational Wyoming Openat ...... Invitational...... 8/17 Academy Naval at --- ...... 1/15 Shootout Rocky Mountain 5/8 8/15 ...... 1/10 Indiana Invitational at 4/14 Championships Big Eight ...... 3/8at 7/13 ...... 6/8 (B) State Colorado at ...... 2/20VII NCAA Districtat 5/8 7/11 ...... 18/20 NCAA Championships at 4/10 --- 1990 (Jerry Quiller) ...... 2/11 Invitational Nebraska at ...... 2/7 Open (B) Wyoming at 2/12 ...... 4/14 (B) Invitational Air Force at Men ...... NTS Invitational BYU at Women ...... 8/15 1/9 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 6/6 Invitational State Iowa at Championships Big Eight ...... 6/8at 2/9 ...... 12/21VII NCAA Districtat 1/3 3/8 4/19

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR Men Women Men Women Men Women ...... 1/16 2/8 ...... 3 2 ...... 1/11 1/10 vid Troy/Gordon Fox) Fox) ...vid Troy/Gordon Men Women (David Troy/Gordon Fox) .. (David Troy/Gordon Fox) (David Troy/Kathy Jackson) .. (David Troy/Kathy Jackson)... at Kansas Invitational ...... Kansas Invitational at Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at 3/8 V Championship ...1/12 NCAA Districtat ...... 7/21 NCAA Championships at 3/8 4/8 . Fox) Troy/Gordon 1983 (David Men Women V Championship ...5/10 NCAA Districtat 5/10 . Fox) Troy/Gordon 1984 (David Men Women ...... NTS High Altitude Challenge ...... Wyoming Invitational at ...... NTS Invitational Air Force at 2/4 1/7 1979 ...... 1/8 Invitational Kansas State at New Mexico...... 1/3at ...... 1/3 Air Force at Meet...... 1/8 Asst. & Field Track 3/7 ...... Collegiate Colorado at 1/3 Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at 2/7 at NCAA District V/AIAW Region VII ...... 4/29 NCAA Championships at 5/8 18/28 1980 New Mexico...... 1 at ...... 1/6 Invitational Air Force at ...... 2/11 UNC Invitational at ...... 1/11 CU Invitational 1/6 ...... CU Collegiate ...... Utah Invitational at 1/5 1/11 Championships Big Eight ...... 1/8at 1/8 at NCAA District V/AIAW Region VII ...... 13/29 NCAA Championships at 2/8 19/30 1981 (Da Invite...... Collegiate Colorado at ...... 1 Invitational Colorado ...... Invitational State Adams at 3 ...... Utah Invitational at 1 ...... 3 Classic Idaho State at 1 Classic...... Autumn BYU/NIKE at 2 Championships Big Eight ...... 3/8at at NCAA District V/AIAW Region VII 6 ...... Championships NCAA/AIAW at 4/8 1982 9 ...... NTS Invitational Pelluer at ...... 1/4 Invitational Colorado ...... Wyoming Invitational at ...... Invitational State Adams at 1/3 Arkansas Invitational ...... 2/4at 1/4 ...... Invitational Nebraska at 3/8 ...... Triangular Air Force at ...... Wyoming Invitational at ...... 1/3 Invitational State Adams at ...... 2/7 2/6 Invitational BYU at ...... 3/6 Invitational State Colorado at ...... 1/7 Invitational Colorado 4/8 ...... 2/3 Invitational State Weber at ...... 1/9 Club Invite Track 3/6 Oregon at 3/11 Championships Big Eight ...... 5/8at 5/8 ...... 1/10 Invitational Park Pier at ...... Invitational State Adams at 1/8 ...... Invitational Purdue at ...... 2/6 Invitational Colorado Arkansas Invitational 1/3 ...... 3/7at 3/10 ...... 5/8 Championship Big Eight V Championship ...2/12 NCAA Districtat 3/4 ...... 22/22 NCAA Championships at 3/8 5/10 2011 (Mark Wetmore) Wetmore) ...... 2011 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 5/19 Invitational Bronco ...... 1/35Pre-Nationals 1/5 11/21 ...... 1/9 Championships Pac-12 4/37 ...... 2/17 NCAA Region Mountain 1/12 ...... 3/31 NCAA Championships 1/19 11/31 Wetmore) ...... 2012 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 6/19 Invitational Bronco ...... 1/40Pre-Nationals 1/4 6/16 ...... 1/9 Championships Pac-12 t7/39 ...... 3/18 NCAA Region Mountain 5/12 ...... 3/31 NCAA Championships 3/20 24/31 Wetmore) ...... 2013 (Mark Men Women Rocky Mountain Shootout ...... 1/2 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 3/17 Invitational Bronco ...... 1/52Pre-Nationals 1/2 ...... 1/9 Championships 3/8 Pac-12 t7/49 ...... 2/17 NCAA Region Mountain 2/12 ...... 1/31 NCAA Championships 1/20 7/31 Wetmore) ...... 2014 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/3 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 1/46Pre-Nationals ...... 1/9 Championships Pac-12 1/2 4/43 ...... 1/17 NCAA Region Mountain 3/12 ...... 1/31 NCAA Championships 1/20 7/31

2015 colorado cross country 2004 (Mark Wetmore) Wetmore) ...... 2004 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/3 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 2/9 Invitational Tiger ...... 1/37 Pre-Nationals 1/3 ...... NTS Open 4/7 Air Force 1/36 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships NTS ...... 1/15 NCAA Region Mountain 1/12 ...... 1/30 NCAA Championships 1/16 1/31 Wetmore) ...... 2005 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/2 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 3/10 Invitational Tiger ...... 1/34Pre-Nationals 1/2 NTS ...... NTS Invitational Air Force 4/34 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships NTS ...... 1/15 NCAA Region Mountain 1/12 ...... 5/31 NCAA Championships 1/18 2/31 Wetmore) ...... 2006 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... NTS Invitational Tiger ...... 1/36Pre-Nationals 1/5 5/11 ...... NTS Invitational Air Force 6/37 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships DNC ...... 1/15 NCAA Region Mountain 1/12 ...... 1/31 NCAA Championships 1/17 2/31 Wetmore) ...... 2007 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 3/15 Invitational Tiger ...... 2/35Pre-Nationals 1/5 NTS ...... 1/2 Invitational Air Force 6/35 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships ...... 1/15 NCAA Region Mountain 1/2 1/12 ...... 7/31 NCAA Championships 4/17 23/31 Wetmore) ...... 2008 (Mark Men Women ...... NTS Invitational State Iowa ...... 1/3 Shootout Rocky Mountain NTS ...... 9/40Pre-Nationals ...... NTS Invitational Air Force 1/3 20/39 ...... 2/12 Big 12 Championships NTS ...... 1/15 NCAA Region Mountain 5/12 ...... 12/31 NCAA Championships 4/17 Wetmore) ...... 2009 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... NTS Invitational Tiger ...... 2/35Pre-Nationals 1/4 NTS ...... NTS Open RMAC 1/37 ...... 2/12 Big 12 Championships NTS ...... 2/17 NCAA Region Mountain 2/12 ...... 6/31 NCAA Championships 4/20 20/31 Wetmore) ...... 2010 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... NTS Invitational Tiger ...... 3/36Pre-Nationals 1/3 NTS ...... 2/12 Big 12 Championships 2/40 ...... 2/16 NCAA Region Mountain 2/12 ...... 15/31 NCAA Championships 3/19 6/31

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR 82 1997 (Mark Wetmore) Wetmore) 1997 (Mark ...... 4/5 (B) State Colorado at ...... 1/12 Shootout Rocky Mountain Men ...... 2/25 Pre-Nationals at 1/5 Women 1/14 ...... 1/13 (B) State Fort Hays at 4/23 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships at 1/10 ...... 1/17VII NCAA Districtat 1/12 ...... 3/22 NCAA Championships at 2/17 3/22 Wetmore) 1998 (Mark ...... 1/8 State Colorado at ...... 1/14 Shootout Rocky Mountain Men ...... 3/20 Invite Timmons 1/7 Bob at Women 2/15 (B) ...... 2/12 State Fort Hays at 3/20 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships at 2/10 NIKE Series (B)...... NTS 2/12 VII...... 1/14 Districtat ...... 3/20 NTS NCAA Championships at 2/13 7/20 Wetmore) 1999 (Mark ...... 3/10 State Colorado at ...... 1/12 Shootout Rocky Mountain Men 1/10 ...... 1/12 Pre-Nationals at Women 1/10 NIKE Open (B)...... 1/2 1/10 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships at ...... 2/17 NCAARegion Mountain at 1/3 1/12 ...... 7/31 NCAA Championships at 2/17 8/31 Wetmore) 2000 (Mark ...... 1/3 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 1/53 Pre-Nationals at Men (B)...... NTS Pre-Nationals at 1/3 Women 5/56 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships 2/11 ...... 1/17 NCAARegion Mountain at 1/12 ...... 2/31 NCAA Championships at 1/17 1/31 Wetmore) 2001 (Mark ...... 1/4 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... 1/36 Pre-Nationals at Men ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships at 1/3 Women 4/34 ...... 1/17 NCAARegion Mountain at 1/12 ...... 1/31 NCAA Championships at 2/16 8/31 Wetmore) 2002 (Mark ...... 3/6 State Colorado at ...... 1/3 Rocky Mtn Shootout Men Women ...... 3/10 4/7 State Fort Hays at Pre-National...... 1/36at 1/2 ...... 1/12 Big 12 Championships 6/9 2/38 ...... 2/18 NCAA Region Mountain 1/12 ...... 4/31 NCAA Championships 2/17 5/31 ...... Wetmore) 2003 (Mark Men Women ...... 1/2 Shootout Rocky Mountain ...... NTS Invitational Tiger ...... 1/35 (Gold) Pre-Nationals 1/2 ...... 1/12 1/2 Big 12 Championships 3/33 ...... NTS Open Air Force 1/12 ...... 1/14NCAA Region Mountain NTS ...... 6/31 NCAA Championships 2/16 5/31 83

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RUNNING Town, USA of 2008. the meet in May s hosted while the Buff The CU men’s track and fi eld team won the 2008 Big 12 Championship Outdoor team eld and fi track CU men’s The For 30 years, world class athletes and running enthusiasts have known what the media recently discovered: discovered: the media recently what known have and running enthusiasts class athletes world 30 years, For made Boulder who have athletes and international the host of national as no surprise to come accolades These 2000 Olympic Marathon in Boulder and train is equally impressive: list of contemporary runners who live The year-round temperate venues, variety of training Boulder the unparalleled to by drawn are athletes These in the country. venues is one of the best competition Field, track, Potts outdoor of Colorado’s University The Boulder is the best running town in the United States. Runner’s World has dubbed Boulder, “America’s Best Running “America’s has dubbed Boulder, World Runner’s States. in the United Boulder is the best running town in America”. Town Best“The Sports it, while Outside Magazine proclaims for Runners”, “Ideal Location and an City” Jones, holders such as Steve record world home to Boulder was and 1980’s, During the 1970’s base. their training Shorter and Rosa Mota. as Olympic Champions Frank and Arturo as well Barrios, Ingrid Kristiansen, Rob de Castella, multiple Japanese Dita-Tomescu, Champion Constantina 2008 Olympic Marathon Takahashi, Champion Naoko in trained alumni have level and world CU national Numerous racers. road Kenyan and U.S.-based teams corporate (Barringer) Simpson, Alan Culpepper, include Olympians Jenny They during the last four Olympiads. the Boulder area Ritzenhein. Kipp and Dathan Shalaya Emma Coburn, Goucher, Kara Torres, Billy Nelson, Jorge Culpepper, Shayne and support 54,000-plus opportunity elevation, enters of a running-friendly community at that train climate, to than 30,000 and more 200 miles of running and biking trails Boulder has over race. road in its Memorial Day within All are the variability of their terrain. only by is matched of trails availability vast The of open space. acres Trail, such as the Mesa venues are of town and foothills west In the mountains campus. of CU’s drive a 20 minute campus is the 12-mile to Boulder Adjacent Mountain. and Flagstaff Gold Hill, Magnolia Road, Trail, Switzerland East of trailheads. Lake Wonderland and the which connects Sanitas the Bobolink to Mountain, trail, Path Creek of miles dirt and the Boulder and trails. Reservoir which connect dozens roads Res”) (“The to Farm Teller are town vault and high jump pole triple jump, for the long jump, approaches parallel cation NCAA/IAAF specifi It features installation has the highest Mondo Super-X Field Potts hammer and discus venue. as a world-class remote as well the 2007 USA Cross Country Championships Dathan Ritzenhein, Adam Goucher, Alan Culpepper and Jorge Torres at at Torres Alan Culpepper and Jorge Goucher, Adam Ritzenhein, Dathan

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RUNNING Town, USA Sara Slattery 2006 Bolder Boulder Champ Boulder’s climate makes it an ideal year-round training base. The average high temperature during winter during winter high temperature average The base. training it an ideal year-round makes climate Boulder’s virtually the races every well-organized weekend: are there Bolder Boulder, Besides the aforementioned Country teams Championships which selectedIn February our national of 2007, Boulder the USA Cross hosted This Championships. and Field Track the Big 12 Conference hosted of Colorado of 2008, the University In May or the warrior for the weekend day, or racing day country season, workout or track cross Summer or winter, in the country, thus making it potentially the fastest sprint track in the U.S. track sprint the fastest thus making it potentially in the country, Boulder with negligible humidity. a high of 83 degrees average while summer months is 49 degrees, months of San Diego or Miami. than residents a year—more days 300 sunny over enjoy residents Rocky Mountain Mile, Pearl Street West End 3K, Classic, 5K Kickoff and Half Marathon, Boulder Marathon Backroads Series. Track 1K, Sunrise Stampede 10K, and Boulder Uni-Hill Downtown Roadrunners All-Comers Shootout, the exceed to estimated was of 10,000 spectators crowd The Championships in Mombasa, Kenya. World for the IAAF Bill Roe President Field and Track Former USA championships. ve national fi of the previous attendance combined champion, captured 19-time U.S. Deena Kastor, away.” blown Boulder every I’m to time I come usual, “As remarked, been championship I’ve the most amazing national hands down, was, “This country cross title and said, her eighth alumni: of CU’s the success arguably story the most compelling was of the day the attendance, Beyond a part of.” aloes former NCAA while champion Buff race two senior in the men’s top four places the aloes swept former Buff Country ‘15 for the USA Cross to returned Boulder in 2014 and The USATF team. women’s ed for the senior qualifi meets. of the best attended two which again were Championships, NCAA meets in the country and featured and competitive one of the most prestigious three-day was competition Big 12 meet During ten the competition, members and 2008 Olympians. Team Championship World champions, 5,000 cheered of over three-day The attendance established. marks were world-leading and two broken were records Pac-12 the 2013 s hosted Buff The A&M. Texas 1 ranked title in a victory the team No. men to over the Colorado the meet for CU men won The Golf Course. Creek Coal at Colo. Country Championship in 2013 Louisville, Cross just six points. by second took 5,000, while the CU women of just over of a crowd in front year straight the third of running weekends claim occasional other cities may While the ideal environment. Olympian, Boulder presents USA”. Town, “Running the year-round Boulderenthusiasm, is inarguably 84 85

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InConference by all, tancing the next conference 158 478 NCAA Championships (291 men’s, won have teams 29 combined). women’s, than the next 77 more closest side, onships on the men’s at a phenom- come have NCAA crowns Men’s conference. champi- 291 NCAA team won members have Pac-12 six schools - 16 basketball titles by the Pac-12 for enal rate 47 out- titles, 54 tennis other conference), than any (more door track & fi 41 of 25 of 46 NCAA titles in volleyball, won members have 29 in skiing, and 24 in swimming & diving polo, 46 in water national championships. Over 2,000 number of NCAA individual champions. sive student- Pac-12 by been won have (2,208) individual crowns an impres- has produced the Conference Individually, male student-athletes. with 1,333 by the years over athletes 174 individual titles at also captured have Student-athletes skiing championships (ie., and fencing). combined championships the NCAA began conductingSince women’s claimed at least four members have Pac-12 ago, 34 years the story side, is much the same. On the women’s including national titles in a single season on 25 occasions, the Pac-12 2000-2015. Overall, from 15-consecutive years easily outdistanc- titles, 158 NCAA women’s has captured members have with 97. Pac-12 ing the SEC, which is second a number of sports,dominated winning 23 softball 21 titles, 16 of the last 26 trophies titles, 14 volleyball crowns, tennis and 14 in swimming & diving. in golf, an unmatched captured having as well, an individual basis, of nearly 21 cham- an average 701 NCAA individual crowns, shine nationally on student-athletes women Pac-12 pionships per season. name, Commissioner Larry of Commissioner the creation name, Scott announced on July 27, 2011, solidifying a landmark Networks the Pac-12 on the forefront deal and putting the Conference television including one national Networks, The athletics. of collegiate network digital and a robust networks, network, six regional marked the fi rights “TV In Everywhere” addition, the conference. a college outside the home on Networks Pac-12 access fans to allow including smartphones device, digital and tablet com- any puters. and the Conference promote proactively ization Initiative to exchanges student-athlete member institutions through also launched its Global- the Pac-12 same year, That and sport. 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Big 12 10th Anniversary team Adam Goucher Adam Kara Grgas-Wheeler 88 Team. Jorge Torres, Adam Goucher and Dathan Ritzenhein made up the men’s team and Sara Slattery (Gorton) team and made up the men’s Ritzenhein Goucher and Dathan Adam Torres, Jorge Team. of the six selectionsve team. on the fi garnered Colorado team. the women’s selected to were Grgas-Wheeler Kara Conference The Big 12 in their careers. at least once at Big 12 Championships nish fi three had a top must have athletes former be eligible for consideration, to In order head coaches. selected the league’s by were of three teams The the team. named to woman the third was Kansas State, Mortimer, formed in 1996. Amy was The three-time All-American nished the season undefeated. the 2002 NCAA Champion as he fi was Torres in 1999. Year of the named the Big 12 Newcomer times (2000-02) and was three the Big 12 individual crown won Torres in 2000. third the NCAA runner-up in 2001 and placed runner-up in the national was a four-time All-American, 29:26.9. Goucher, at record win, he set the Rim Rock Course the With in 1998. the NCAA crown (1997-98) and won occasions honors in the Big 12 on two top Goucher took the Big Champion in 1995 before was also the Big Eight nish in 97. He fi sixth1994, took in 96 and earned a third-place formed. 12 was finational rst individual and became the undefeated went same season, she In that championship. rst national their fi to the 2000 Champion as she led CU women Big 12 title (1999, 2000) and was two won Grgas-Wheeler, a two-time was All-American. Grgas-Wheeler championship team. be on the national 1994 to champion since Adam since race championship in a national nishing freshman the highest fi in 2001 and was Year of the 12 Newcomer named the Big the Big 12 and NCAA Championships in 2003. A two-time he was won Ritzenhein All-American, nish in 1994. fi second-place Goucher’s freshman in the Colorado fi nishing fi was the highest At the 2000 NCAA Championships she nish. fth-place s a fi to and led the Buff fiat the 2002 NCAA’s fth s freshman All- fi rst female nished (2000, 02, 04). She fi a three-time Slattery All-American was fi nish, she also became the Buff With the ort. history eff with an eighth-place program’s American. on the Big 12 10 athletes ve of its former fi placed country cross program of Colorado University The 89 is his 23rd This CU. at ce ce at Minnesota State University from 2001-03. She worked with several of the Mavericks’ of the Mavericks’ with several 2001-03. She worked from University Minnesota State at ce

Support staff 2015 colorado cross country Corey Edwards - Academic Season Counselor - Fourth Edwards Corey with works He currently Center. in the Herbst Academic is in his fourth Coordinator as an Academic year Edwards Corey to his arrival Prior for the department. country coordinator teams and serves eld and cross as the tutor & fi the track he of Northernwhere the University at and Operations Colorado Events of Athletic the Director was Edwards CU, at UNC, Edwards his job at NCAA Division Division I. Following II to departmentfrom transition helped that successfully departments. Operations and Event Rapids in their Marketing Sports with the Colorado Enterprises Kroenke at interned He eld. & fi and track in basketball he lettered High School where Sweetwater attended Edwards Texas, of A native for Abilene Christian University. Star Conference in the NCAA Division II Lone collegiately career his basketball continued Northern in sport from administration and master’s in communication degree earned both his bachelor’s Edwards Kailey, had four daughters, Tabitha He and his wife camping and tennis. biking, mountain enjoys Edwards Colorado. and Kamille. Koco Kori, Third Season - Trainer Eisner - Assistant Athletic MT at the year a over spending just of 2013 after in September Sports staff Eisner joined the Colorado Performance MT eld Fairfi from She graduated with all 17 Division as a part-time I programs. working of Denver University coach, assistant her master’s receive on to and journalism went in communication degree in 2008 with a bachelor’s University While Springs in 2013. UC-Colorado from in sports and conditioning degree in strength medicine with a specialization in 2007 and 2008. Her Team All-MAAC First to the was named and in soccer she earned four letters eld, Fairfi attending same season. that Tournament in the NCAA the conference Champion in 2005 and represented the MAAC was team 1 and CPR/ Level Weightlifting conditioning specialist), USA and ed strength (certifi in CSCS cations Eisner has certifi is married Church former MT The in soccer. she lettered High School Arapahoe in 2004 where from She graduated AED. time. and running in her free tennis playing Justin Eisner and enjoys to Third Season - Trainer Morano - Assistant Athletic Tara in joining the staff after of Colorado the University at Trainer Athletic as an Assistant year is in her third Morano Tara to joining CU, Prior teams. eld country and fi cross and track and women’s with the men’s of 2013. She works August team. eld and fi track (2006-2013), including the last six seasons with men’s Texas of the University at she worked in CMC, she competed At Methodist College. Central at training in athletic with her bachelor’s In 2004, she graduated interim provided Morano Upon graduating, Laude with Honors. Magna Cum while graduating and track basketball attend on to She went Mo. in Columbia, minor league baseball team for the Mid-Missouri Mavericks medical coverage Mo. Warsaw, The in 2006. in sport with a 4.0 GPA management and earned her master’s Tennessee of the University country and cross and track volleyball, in basketball, High School in 1999 and lettered Warsaw from graduated native couple The Morano. to Drew Burnett is married Tara The former activities, sports outdoor She enjoys cooking. and eld. fi in July. Payton, their daughter, welcomed Tim Horton - Assistant Director Equipment - 15th Season seasons in the business offi spending eight after room the equipment Horton to Tim has returned in the fall of 1992. His primary duties as he joined the CU staff his 15th as Olympic Sports manager, equipment CU, at year on sports, along with helping the football program needs for the non-revenue handling the equipment are Colorado at and time contributions Year for his Member of the selected him as the 2002-03 Staff student-athletes The game day. the him with the honor at presenting programs, 17 intercollegiate of the members CU’s the success to dedicated degree of science of Northern in 1979, earning a bachelor’s the University from Colorado He graduated 2003 CUSPY’s. Born Dec. 11, 1956 while in college. ski team a member of the Bears’ He was and marketing. in business administration bicyclist, An avid in football. he lettered High in 1975, where Fairview Boulder’s from he graduated Colo., in Leadville, Horton the the 350-plus mile trek. also rode over his endurance test Rockies to The he participated in the 2004 Ride Society Lymphoma of the Leukemia in search research $1,500 for cancer over Century in June 2014 and raised Denver survivor. cancer year (24) and is an eight Paul He has a son, Davis Linda Sprouse - Assistant Sports Director Information - 11th Season country sportsShe her 11th season as the assistant for the CU cross team. director enters information Linda Sprouse Pac-12 for the 2013 servedcoordiator as the media Sprouse eld programs. & fi and track with the volleyball also works she served as the coordinator joining CU, to Prior Championship. & Field Track Country and 2008 Big 12 Outdoor Cross primarily with NCAA 2003-05, working from Association Coaches Volleyball for the American of media relations in the assistant served as a graduate Sprouse programs. Division III volleyball Division II and III men’s women’s offi communications athletic in degree earned her bachelor’s Sprouse basketball. and women’s hockey ice women’s including volleyball, programs, MSU in in sport of science from administration her master’s MSU in 2001 and completed from Mass Communications former Linda The team. as a member of the tennis letters of New Ulm, Minn., she earned two ‘07. A native December Lily (1). has a daughter, couple The Nick Sprouse. is married to Poncin USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC USTFCCCA Emma Coburn Emma Coburn Kyle Jordan 2009, 10, 11 Allison Sawyer 2010, 11, 12, 13 Courtney Bouchet Logan Camille Lynch Brennan 2009 2009 2010, 11, 12 Rice Nathan Andy Wacker Warren Jeff 2010 Biegner Matt Cumming Katie 2010 Darco Lara 2010 12 2010, Diana George 2011, 12 Kasica Stephen 2011 King Kelly 2011, 12 2011, 12 Medina Richard Savercool Ryan 2011 Theroux Blake Tremblay Liz 2011 2011, 12 2011 Andy Wacker Joe Bosshard 2011, 12, 13 2011 Jana Stolting Maddie Alm DeSouchetJenny 2011 McAlister Catrina 2012, 13 2012 2013, 14 Pearson Morgan 2013, 14 Verdon Carrie 2013 Erin Clark Lucy May 2013 Peterman Adam 2013 Batliner Adam 2014 2014 Napier Matt 2014 Chris Severy Smith Kelly 1996 Jennifer Smith Briana Stott-Messick 1996 Barringer Jenny 1996 1996, 97 1997 Erik Heinonen 2006, 07, 09 1997 Vaughn Brent Harkrader Brad Erin Marston 2006 2006, 07 Sara Vaughn Medina Richard 2007 Tremblay Laura Andy Wacker 2007 Erin Clark 2007 2008 2009, 10 DeSouchetJenny Levene Abby 2013, 14 Melanie Nun 2011 Pearson Morgan 2013, 14 Ben Saarel Liz Tremblay 2013 Maddie Alm 2013 2013 Kaitlyn Benner 2013, 14 Sara Sutherland 2013 2014 2014 2014 Honorable Mention/Second Team Honorable Michelle Bews Brittin Lize Annie Farris 1986, 88 Rains Kaye JoAnne McDonald Brian Reynolds 1988 Bill Whetstone 1988 1988 Wright Nate 1988 Dolan Pat 1988 Drake William 1988 Hinkley William Andy Samuelson 1988 Jason Pozner 1989 1989 MertenAmy 1989 Larsen Brett 1990 Scott Larson Chris McDonald 1990 Barbieri Steve 1991 Jason Drake 1991 Donelly Larson 1991 1991 Sobolik Mike 1992 Jennifer Jones 1992,93 Fahres Catherine 1992 Julia Huff Molly Curran 1992 1992 Michell Wilkolaski 1992 Ricky Cron Bishop Kestrel 1993 1992 Holly Stanish 1993 Gintoft Jeremy 1994, 95 Tiernan Zeke 1993 Batliner Adam Nichol Ewen 1994 1994 Reese Tom 1994, 95 Brian Aiken 1995 Johnson Jay Armold Adrian 1995 Jessica Cirelli 1995 Rachel McKeen 1995 Bruns Laura 1995 1995 Grgas-Wheeler Kara Friedberg Mike 1995 1996, 97 1995 Megan Clute 1996, 97 Berkshire Wes Crandall Zach 1998 Molly Austin Sara Gorton 1998 1999 Scott Jared 2000 McCue Matt Chiulli Anthony 2002 Schoolmeester Bret 2002 2004, 05, 06 Castro Greg 2002 Janson Pete 2004 2002 Shanna Sparks Seth DeMoor 2005, 07 Liza Pasciuto 2005, 07 Dan Edwards 2005 Herzl Matt Neuman Kenyon 2006 Christian Thompson 2007, 08, 09 2006 2007 2008, 09 2007

2015 colorado cross country Catherine Wright Wright Catherine Sara Hamlin Jon Severy Scott 2001 Jared 2001, 02, 03, 04 Sean Smith Crandall Zach 2001 2001, 03, 04 Baille Austin Macy Travis Jamie Rosenquist 2002, 04, 05 2001 2001 Shannon Yessak McCue Matt 2002 Kissane Katie 2002 Batliner Payton 2002 Campbell Will 2003, 04 Janson Pete 2004, 05 Daniel Kenney 2003 2004, 05 Vaughn Brent 2004, 06, 07 2004, 05, 06 Christine Bolf 2004, 06, 07 Allison Bruce Hoogheem Kristen Erin Marston 2004, 05 2004 Renee Metivier Erik Heinonen 2004 2004, 06, 07 Schoolmeester Bret Kalin Toedebusch 2004 2005, 06 Barringer Jenny 2005 Rachel Gioscia 2006, 07, 09 2005 Jennifer Hooper Neuman Kenyon Schultheiss Caitlin 2006, 07 2006 Anna Chase Emily Hanenburg 2006 2006 2007, 08, 09 Harkrader Bradley Dani Rodriguez 2007, 08 Aislinn Ryan 2007 Sara Vaughn Medina Richard 2007 Allison Sawyer Thweatt Laura 2007 2008, 09 Andy Wacker 2007 2008, 09, 10 Biegner Matthew 2008 Megan Burrell 2009, 10 Cumming Katie 2008, 09 Seth DeMoor 2009, 10 Kasica Stephen 2009, 10 Diana George King Kelly 2009, 10 Nikki Look 2009 Perkins Jerome 2010 Regan Brooke Savercool Ryan 2010, 12 2010, 12 2010 Tebo Matt Tremblay Laura 2010 Tremblay Elizabeth 2010 Viger Rachel Mandy Ortiz 2010 2010 2010 Emmer David 2011, 12, 13 Ben Saarel 2014 2014 2014

ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE 90 First Team First Michelle Bews Dunn Andrew Sarah Hanson Kresl 1986, 87,88 Tom 1985 Michelle Kantor Bill Hinkley 1988, 89, 90 1985 Eric Meleney MertenAmy 1985 Dolan Pat Shannon Busch 1988 Jennifer Jones 1989 Smith Wendy 1989 1990, 91 Andy Samuelson 1990 Barbieri Dave 1989 1990, 91 Micah Moore 1991, 92 Cleckler Jay 1992, 93 Ben Bossut Roberts Patty 1992, 93, 94 Scott Larson 1992 Allison Lusby 1993, 95 Rachel McKeen 1993 Jon Cooper Catalano Tim 1993 Chris Severy 1994 1994 Alan Culpepper 1994, 95 Smith Kelly 1995, 96, 98 Kristina Dahlberg 1994 H. Burroughs 1995 1995, 96, 97 Glyde Colleen 1995, 96, 97, 98 1995 Batliner Adam Johnson Jay 1996, 97, 98 Napier Matt 1995 Chris Schafer Tiernan Zeke 1996, 98 Arendt Lindsay 1996, 97, 98 1996, 97 1996, 97, 98, 99 Deb Rieck Heidi Scarlett 1996, 97 Oscar Ponce 1996, 97, 99 Chris Valenti 1996, 97 Elmuccio Matt Briana Stott-Messick Jen Gruia 1998 1998 Gia White 1998 1998 eld Bradfi Lindsay Dean Theresa Liz Sabochik 1998 Molly Austin 1998 1998 Jen Fazioli 1998, 00, 01 1998 Higgins Lesley 1999, 01 Jodie Hughes 1999, 00, 01 1999, 00, 01 Grgas-Wheeler Kara Moody 1999, 00, 01 Tera 1999, 00 Liz Sabochik Blondeau Aaron 2000, 01, 02 Chris Schafer Torres Jorge 2000, 01 2000, 01 Torres Ed Sara Slattery (Gorton) 2001, 04 Anna Wright 2000 2000 2000 2001 91 NCAA Cross Country/Track Fall/Winter At-Large Fall/Winter ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Heather Burroughs Burroughs Heather Grgas-Wheeler Kara 1999 Tebo Jessica (Pixler) 2001 Nikki Look 2011 2013 Brent Vaughn Brent 2001 2003 2005 2007 Team) Jodie Hughes (2nd 2008 Team) Jon Severy (3rd 2009 Team) Jon Severy (1st 2010 Team) Erik Heinonen (1st Team) Renee Metivier (1st 2013 Team) Barringer (1st Jenny 2015 Team) Barringer (1st Jenny Team) (1st Team) Vaughn Barringer Brent (1st Jenny Team) (1st Nikki Look Team) Ben (3rd Saarel 1996 1998 1999 2000 Team) Chris Severy (1st Team) (1st Burroughs Heather Team) (2nd Grgas-Wheeler Kara Team) (2nd Stott-Messick B. Team) Smith (1st Kelly Team) (1st Grgas-Wheeler Kara ALL-AMERICANS Big Eight/Big 12 Eight/Big Big Ben Bossut Jon Cooper Burroughs Heather Blondeau Aaron 1999 Rachel Gioscia 1994 1996 2002 2009 Nikki Look Chris Severy B. Stott-Messick B. Jessica (Pixler) Tebo Jessica (Pixler) Kara Grgas-Wheeler Kara

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ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS 92 STEPS is a program designed to assist to designed STEPS is a program areas: facultyand university assist them in the following Boulder Chamber of Com- The of veteran Swanson, with Alice to Earn” “Learn • School of Business of Leeds and currently merce - Interview Skills - Job Placement - Contract Negotiation Planning with Susan Mor- Financial • Personal School of Business of Leeds ley the Student-Athlete’s Life, for - Playbook Your Understanding and Planning Guide to Future Financial • Exit Interview with the Department of Athletics discuss their CU experience - Student-Athletes in the Depart- administrator with a senior level (One-on-onement of Athletics. interview and survey) Services • Career 21 - Resume / Folio - CSO On-line (4-6) of Recommendation - Letters - Job Fairs Preparation Test - Post-Graduation • Exit Physical fi completes - Athlete medical historyreviews with Offi STEPS Department staff will have of Athletics program The after setting. the university life to Sports Medicine and discusses lingering injuries with Sports Medicine on coveage Services and Psychological • Counseling Jan Johnson, off Dr. - CU psychologist, on-one athletes sessions to counseling with the impending life cope learning to ended. have their careers changes once Checklist • Graduation C-Club• Alumni membership in the Alumni C-Club. CU through connected to stay - Student-Athletes Scholarships • Post-Graduate Sports Panel Counseling • Professional 93 s” participants. s” s” program. s” s” successfully. successfully. s”

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ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS s.” s.” 1. The University of Colorado and IBM work together to promote literacy in local promote to together and IBM work of Colorado University The 1. the Buff With “Read elementary the schools through is to: of the program 2. Focus in school. success as the basis for reading promote CU student-athletes a. Have the importance personal best. of school and doing your Promote b. school districts. Vrain and St. Valley school districts Boulder 3. Designated are Responsibilities: 4. Teacher’s a. Decisions: compete students to i. It for is suggested not others. against themselves, the holi- over read students to ii. Encourage days. the send into the end of program iii. At athletic department a list of all students who have the Buff With “Read participated in a for will visit the classroom 5. Student-athletes presentation. 45-minute stickers and/or bookmarks will be a. Pencils, the answer able to students who are out to given after questions correctly the book comprehension is read. the message: do will deliver 6. Student-athletes do your hard, work in school, well personal best, and importance of reading. should be com- classrooms than two 7. No more of student-athletes. bined with one group three to two to is assigned 8. One adult volunteer student-athletes. 9. CU pencils and bookmarks or stickers will be left all students. for will be left (autographed) T-shirt 10. In addition, a hang up in the to teacher with each classroom “Read about reminder as a continual classroom the Buff With READ WITH THE BUFFS to teacher the classroom will be for T-shirt The a. With “Read participating for keep as a thank you in the Buff 11. Students who participate and in the program either a attend a ticket to will receive the teacher, set by meet the criteria, successfully basketball game. or women’s men’s the Buff With “Read all 12. A special section will be set aside for students will be on the court their classroom. during halftime representing Two 13. Self Health Magazine and the healthiest places for healthiest places

Shape magazine count in 1998. magazine count Money to 14,000 feet, known locally as the “Front Range”. “Front locally as the known 14,000 feet, to city in America while Boulder is the “thinnest” is also the • Denver to city in America according ttest” “fi second with Hawai’i. state “thinnest” is tied as the of Colorado state Cities. 10 Fittest Magazine named Boulder one of America’s Boulder one of the 10 Magazine proclaimed women to live, with a perfect quality. live, to 100 in water women approxi- • Boulder has 200 miles of public hiking and biking trails, Path and a 16-mile Boulder of open space Creek 30,000 acres mately ers off city of Denver The the middle of town. which runs through 70 public golf over paths, bike designated 450 miles of paved, over city also has the largest courts. Denver tennis and 143 free courses with 205 within the city in the nation limits. park system is the shopping Denver city in a 600-mile radius, • As the largest sporting the largest It features West. capital of the Rocky Mountain in book store independent and the largest in the world goods store mall is a mile- 16th street The 400,000 volumes. America with over its counterpart by be outdone not to long pedestrian promenade, Boulder for having is also known Mall. Street the Pearl in Boulder, other city per capita than any in the country used book stores more a to according • In that same magazine’s 1998 issue, Boulderthe list for best topped 1998 issue, same magazine’s • In that live. to half of the U.S. city in the western medium-sized 1 in people who walk Boulder no. ranks cities, •Among 14 comparable than one person in the with more home and drive at work work, to among those who bike. second It ranks car. at the lmed fi Allen, were Woody with “Sleeper,” of the movie • Parts Research. for Atmospheric Center National sometimes the city in Boulder that * Bicycling is so highly regarded the streets. it plows before path bike the Boulderplows Creek used as the was Street 1619 Pine at exterior of the house located •The television “Mork & Mindy” home in the well-known characters’ residence. a private It is now show.

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BOULDER/DENVER TRIVIA AND FACTS Top 10 Cheap Things To Do In Boulder To Things 10 Cheap Top Boulder and Denver are known for lots of things. But some for lots of things. known are Boulder and Denver 1. Go walking, biking or skating on the Boulder Creek on the Boulder Creek biking or skating 1. Go walking, Path. or Interna- Cinema Saver, Council, a Program 2. Catch Series movie. tional Film frisbee in Norlin Quad. 3. Play jazz concerts night of- Wednesday the free 4. Enjoy of Music. the College by fered Mall or on the Hill. Street on the Pearl 5. People-watch Sanitas. or Mt. Chautauqua Park at or hike 6. Picnic to ticket season football or basketball 7. Buy a student home. at s play the Buff watch from (anything the Rec Center 8. Join a class at Yoga). to Aerobics Mountain. of Flagstaff the top at 9. Stargaze eehouse scene. 10. Check out the coff things even surprise the lifelong resident, a recent transplant (nearly transplant a recent surprise the lifelong resident, things even or born outside of Colorado), were residents of the state’s two-thirds to the Mile High City. rst-time visitor fi because it is exactly 5,280 “Mile High City” is called the • Denver of the steps is a spot on the west In fact, there sea level. feet above and sea level is exactly 5,280 feet above building that Capitol State rights. with the same bragging Field Coors at of seats is a row there It has the greatest city in the U.S. is the most educated • Denver major of any graduates of high school and college percentage in the U.S. area metropolitan beer more brews Denver Boulder•While has 10 microbreweries, other American city. than any boasts of Colorado state The per capita than microbrews more Coors The in the U.S. state any in Golden, is the world’s Brewery, single-site brewery. largest open all remain • Golf courses on as been played and have year in January. as 30 days many • The Denver/Boulder metropoli- in the is the 20th largest tan area Boulder is not States. United ed as a suburb of Denver; classifi the at valley nestled in its own it’s foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Denver popular belief, to Contrary it is near is not in the mountains; start rise to “Foothills” The them. Slightly of the city. 15 miles west is the Continental that beyond Divide and a series of peaks rising

94 95 2 8 15 21 40 54 325 450 469 786 away 1,450 3,350 6,800 14,443 104,247 3.8 million 126 million 1.7 billion years State Parks in Colorado Parks State National Parks in Colorado Parks National Colorado population in 1998 population Colorado Average elevation in Colorado elevation Average Size of Colorado in square miles in square of Colorado Size COLORADO BY THE NUMBERS BY COLORADO Length in miles of the Colorado Trail in miles of the Colorado Length Acres on the main campus in Boulder Acres Lowest elevation in Colorado (Arkansas River) Scenic and Historic Byways in Colorado Scenic and Historic Square miles of bodies water in Colorado Highest elevation in Colorado (Mt. Elbert) Colorado peaks over 14,000 feet in elevation peaks over Colorado Days of sunshine the Front Range sees each year of sunshine the Front Days National Forests and National Grasslands in Colorado Grasslands and National Forests National National Monuments and Recreation Areas in Colorado Areas and Recreation Monuments National Length in miles of the Colorado River and the Rio River Grande in miles of the Colorado Length How long ago the rock in the Rocky Mountains was formed was in the Rocky Mountains long ago the rock How Years geologists estimate it will take for the Rocky Mountains to erode erode to for the Rocky Mountains it will take geologists estimate Years

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BOULDER/DENVER TRIVIA AND FACTS No. 1 city for dogs and cats No. “Best Running City” “Top 10 Places for Teens” for 10 Places “Top “Best place to be an Uberjock” and the No. 2 ranked 2 ranked and the No. be an Uberjock” “Best to place No. 2 ranking in “Best Places To Live” To “Best Places in 2 ranking No. “The West’s Best City” and “No. 1 Green and Clean City” and Clean City” 1 Green “No. and Best City” West’s “The “10 Fittest Cities” “10 Fittest No. 4 ranking in “Best Places” and Best Cities for singles “Best Places” in 4 ranking No. No. 2 ranking in “Fittest City”“Fittest in 2 ranking No. “Thinnest City“Thinnest In America” Self: Sunset: Town” 2 College “No. and Seventeen: Runner’s World: World: Runner’s Forbes: (with Denver) Health: Outside: Town Best College Money: Shape: Animal Welness: • Boulder’s Third Flatiron towers 1,400 feet high, a few hundred 1,400 feet high, a few hundred towers Flatiron Third • Boulder’s and has been climbed Building, State feet higher than the Empire and in naked skates, on roller people without using their hands, by climbers). separate (by minutes eight Colorado found that for Disease Control •A 1992 survey the Centers by people who people per capita and more overweight had fewer other state. than any exercise Boulderites own out of ten seven Daily poll found that • A Colorado is bicycle count Boulder’s that Another guide book states bicycles. population. the total 93,000- almost equal to approximately structure built in 1898. is an all-wood Auditorium Chatauqua The • musicians stop Music Festival when the Colorado In the evening, hoot capita owls hear the rafters-dwelling can often you playing, other citythan any in the country. Boulder to counts visitor • Boulderthe dogs! Recent is going to every of 1 dog to 5 visitors. found a ratio Parks Mountain 1.8 million receives area core Boulder Parks Mountain year • Every stretch people made a human chain, it would many If that visits. City. York Boulder New to from 2015 colorado cross country

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT BOULDER THEY’RE SAYING WHAT 96 All-Around Best Town - Outside Magazine, August 2006 August - Outside Magazine, Town Best All-Around 2003 2005 and May March Journal, - Men’s Live To #1 Best Place January 2001 World, Best Running City - Runner’s America’s 1999 In America, Outside Magazine, Town #1 Best Sports 2000 Modern Maturity, and Clean City, Green Top #1 2002 October, Self Magazine, City, Thinnest #1 1999 Sunset Magazine, Best City, West’s The ERC and Primacy 2004 September Relocation, Worldwide - Move Best to Place June 2004 Journal, Best Small Cities - Men’s The 2003 September - Sports on Campus, Illustrated Town SportsBest College February 2006 Magazine, of Living - Backpacker Dream You Place 1999 May World, for Runners - Runner’s Ideal Location April 1997 - Utne Reader, City in Colorado Most Enlightened 1991 November Magazine, Times York New The Sit Still - Can’t That Town The April 1990 - Sports Illustrated, Training for Terrain Boulder: Ideal run made it number one... sceneryto beautiful Rocky Mountain places terrain, and numerous varied “The -road off paths, bike plentiful scenery, mountain Lush paradise. a runner’s Boulder simply has everything...It’s the Bolder Boulder and 10k, world-class running partners, altitude training, weather, year-round great trails, (2001) World Runner’s here.” all right It’s Park. National Rocky Mountain to access while Path for position along Boulder Creek jockey riders and skaters runners, spring afternoon, given any “On them, swimmers up at gawk while hikers itself; in the Flatirons practice on the creek climbers rock-hop Kayakers Outside Magazine (1999) it.” Boulder around Reservoir runners sprint as elite brave and boardsailers mile to linked that’s path a shoreline to while folks on foot and wheels take paddle the chilly waters “Kayakers State Canyon and the Eldorado in the Flatirons galore routes climbers enjoy and rock Hikers and miles of trails. Health Magazine (2000) skiing and snowboarding.” er unbeatable resorts nearby off winter, And come Park. Knight reputation.” its outdoorsy community the heart enhances through of the Colorado 6-mile greenway “A Ridder News Service Boulder is almost as much in downtown four-block pedestrian shopping area lively The Mall) Street “(Pearl Dallas Morning News (2002) the rides.” only things missing are The park.fun as an amusement engineering and biotech, development, Software town... modern mountain “Boulder is the quintessential ers 200 miles of off parks system mountain equally important, Boulder’s and, plentiful, jobs are university Outside (2003) multi-use trails.”