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2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Track & Field Media Kit

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SELECTING TEAM USA FOR THE 2004 ...... 1

OLYMPIC TRIALS STATISTICS – from HISTORY OF THE U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS ...... 2 TRACK & FIELD, by Richard Hymans • Historical Introduction • Olympic Trials qualifying standards • Word records at the Olympic Trials • Progression of Olympic Trials records • Olympic Trials all-time lists • U.S. 4- and 5-time Olympians • Collegiate, Olympic Trials and Olympic performances • Youngest and Oldest Olympians

U.S. OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS...... 40

ATHLETE STATISTICS “BY THE NUMBERS” ...... 41 • , , Maurice Greene, , , , ,

SUPPLEMENTAL ATHLETE BIOGRAPHIES (not included in USATF Media Guide) ...... 46 • • • John Moffitt • Jen Rhines • •

HISTORICAL RESULTS SECTION

• 2004 OUTDOOR GOLDEN SPIKE TOUR RESULTS...... 54 o Home Depot Invitational o U.S. Open o adidas Oregon Track Classic o Nike

• 2004 NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS...... 62

• 2000 OLYMPIC TRIALS RESULTS...... 64

2004 OLYMPIC TRIALS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS – ...... INSIDE BACK COVER

2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Track & Field Media Kit

Selecting Team USA for the 2004 Olympic Games

Countries are allowed to send one athlete per event to the Olympic Games if that athlete has met the Olympic 'B' qualifying standard. To send two or three athletes, those entrants must meet the more stringent Olympic “A” standard. It is the priority of USA Track & Field and the U.S. Olympic Committee to send the largest team possible to the Olympic Games.

USA Track & Field must submit to the USOC an Olympic roster of three athletes and one alternate for each individual event, by 11:59 p.m. on July 19. Those rosters are determined by the order of finish at the U.S. Olympic Trials.

Due to the short turn-around time for submitting a roster, in 2004 a maximum of only four athletes in each event will be able to chase the Olympic “A” standard. This marks a change from past Olympic years. The following selection system is in place in 2004.

Guidelines for selecting Team USA is as follows:

1. The top three finishers at the U.S. Olympic Trials who have already met the Olympic "A" qualifying standard in their event will be named to the Team USA roster for the 2004 Olympic Games. In the vast majority of events, that means the first, second and third-place finishers will go to .

2. If there is an event where fewer than three finishers have met the Olympic "A" standard, any finisher(s) who does have the "A" standard will be named to the Team USA roster. Any remaining spots, as well as the position of alternate, will be filled by the highest-placing finishers who have made the "B" standard.

3. Athletes named to the roster in each event then have until August 9 to achieve the Olympic "A" standard, if they don't already have it. Athletes on the roster must make the Olympic "A" standard by August 9 in order to compete in Athens.

4. If, by August 9, only one athlete in any given event has achieved the "A" standard, then the highest-placing finisher who has a “B” standard will be the only Team USA athlete to compete in that event at the Olympics. If two or more athletes have achieved the “A” standard, those athletes will compete.

Relays:

1. USA Track & Field will submit pools of six athletes for each relay (men’s and women’s 4x100m, men’s and women’s 4x400m) to the USOC on July 19.

2. At the 2004 Olympic Games, Team USA’s relay pools will include the pool athletes named on July 19. In addition, any athletes already on the Team USA roster in any event may also compete in the relays.

3. However, no more than six athletes total can compete in each relay at the Olympic Games. (Each relay will have only one round before the final.) Four athletes will run in the first round of each relay, with a maximum of two substitutions allowed for the final.

1 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Track & Field Media Kit

OLYMPIC TRIALS HISTORICAL STATISTICS

From History of the U.S. Olympic Trials – Track & Field, 1908- 2000

By Richard J. Hymans

INTRODUCTION

The U.S. Olympic Trials is the best national track meet in the world, and there is no athletics meeting quite like the Trials. The Olympic Games and World Championships may have a higher overall standard of performance, but no national track championships can compare in terms of quality. It is not merely a question of statistical performance; the qualification process for the Olympics is more intense for Americans. Other nations generally use their Trials plus the seasonal record of top athletes, but there are very few instances of the sud- den-death form of selection that the USA uses. Make the top-three in your event, and you are on the team. Have a slightly off day, and you are out. The history of the sport is strewn with the debris of world record holders who missed out on Olympic glory because they made a mistake or were ill during the Olympic Trials. For many participants making the USA team is more of a problem than winning an Olympic medal, and the result is that the Olympic Trials have an element of drama that is beyond the scope of even the Olympic Games. The structure of the U.S. Olympic Trials has changed and developed since the first meetings in 1908. Prior to that year there was no elimination process. The presence of athletes at the Olympics between 1896 and 1906 was due primarily to certain colleges and clubs, as well as individual athletes. Princeton and the Athletic Association, plus an individual entry - James Connolly of Harvard, the first gold medallist of the modern Olympics - were the initial representatives of the USA in the Athens Games. In 1900, there was no official team, but eight colleges plus the New York Athletic Club sent athletes, while 1904 saw St. Louis hosting what was almost entirely an American Clubs meeting, with a smattering of individual entries in support. For 1908 and 1912, the system changed, with area trial meets, which served as a guide for selection. In 1908 these were the Western (Stanford - May 9), Central ( - May 29), Collegiate (IC4A in - May 29-30), and finally the Eastern Trials (Philadelphia - June 6). The team was selected two days later in two tranches, being the official team whose travel costs were met by the U.S. Olympic Committee, and a supplementary list of athletes who had to cover their own expenses. In 1912, there were three Trials meetings, beginning with the Western (Stanford - May 17), and followed by the Central (Evanston - June 8) and Eastern (Cambridge - also June 8). The team was selected by the USOC and the AAU, with the winners of the Eastern Trials receiving automatic selection - reflecting the bias of AAU president James Sullivan. The three Olympic Trials for that year ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous. The Western trial took place with one decathlete competing against specialists, and retiring after the first day’s events; the Eastern event was cancelled after only two entries were received, and the central event was scored on a point-for-place system, rather than using the new tables devised for the Games, which would have resulted in a World Record for the winner, J.Austin Menaul. The nature of the Olympic Trials changed in 1920 out of necessity. In the 1912 Olympics, 11 Americans had competed in the 100 meters. In 1920 the number of athletes allowed from a single country in any event in the Olympics was reduced to four, which was further lessened to the present 3 in 1932. The Olympic Trials of 1920 doubled as the AAU Championships, which was also the case in 1928, 1932, 1992, 1996 and 2000. Qualification for the Olympic Trials was via “semifinal” Trials held on June 26 in Chicago, New Orleans, Pasadena and Philadelphia, while a few more athletes qualified through an Armed Services meeting in St. Louis on June 3-5. The 3000-meter stee- plechase, not regularly held outside Europe, took place on July 10 at Travers Island, N.Y., and the decathlon in New York on July 9-10. The Trials for other events were held on July 16-17 in Cambridge, Mass. Although the top-4 was the guide, the final team was selected by the USOC/AAU committee. 1924 saw a similar format, with final try-outs held on June 13-14 in Cambridge, after semifinal meetings on May 31 in Ann Arbor, Cambridge, Iowa City and . While the first four in each event was the general rule for selection, there were 16 choices of ath- letes outside the top-4 made by the committee. The decathlon was held two days prior to the main Olympic Trials in New York and was completed in a single day. The Olympic Trials were held in Cambridge for the third consecutive (and final) time in 1928, except for the 400, 400h and decathlon which took place in Philadelphia on July 3-5, two days prior to the main two-day meeting. With the advent of womens’ olympic , a separate meeting was held in Newark, N.J. on July 4. The women’s meeting would be kept separate from the men’s until 19786. Fourteen qualifying meetings were held between May 18 and June 30, showing the expansion of track and field throughout the USA. In 1932 the AAU/OT was held in Stanford on July 15-16, and the women’s AAU took place in Evanston on the same weekend, with just two weeks break before the first day’s track and field in the Los Angeles Olympics. Although this may have seemed to be almost indecently close to the Games, previous periods of 3-4 weeks after the tryouts did include the laborious journey by ship across the atlantic. It was not until 1952 that the U.S. team was able to fly to Europe for the Olympics. There were 18 preliminary meetings in 1932, with six semifinal tryouts including the IC4A and NCAA championships, all of which helped hone down the number of entries for the OT. Only

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 4 the 110h had more than one preliminary round, as compared to all track events up to 400 in 1928. The decathlon team was selected from the AAU meet (Evanston - June 24-25), and the 50k walkers from the AAU (New York - June 5) plus the winner of a separate Olympic Trials race in Los Angeles on July 3. For the first time since 1924, the Olympic Trials were separated from the AAU Championships, with the AAU on July 3-4 in Princeton, N.J. and the OT on July 11-12 at Randall’s Island, N.Y. The qualification for the Olympic Trials had been via the NCAA Championships (Chicago - June 19-20), and Semi-final Tryouts on June 26-27 for the the East (Cambridge), Central (Milwaukee - which incorporated the AAU/FOT decathlon), and West (Los Angeles). The women’s AAU/FOT meet was in Providence, Rhode Island the same days as the men’s AAU, and the 50k walk selection race was the AAU event in Cincinnati on June 27. Attendance for the 2-day Trials meet- ing was 34,000. The post-war Olympic Trials of 1948 were less elaborate, in that the final Trials, held in Evanston on July 9-10, were preceded by just 2 semifinal meetings - the NCAA (Minnesota - June 18-19) and the AAU (Milwaukee - July 2-3, with the women’s qualifying meeting this time being a separate FOT at Brown Univeristy stadium in Providence (July 12). The top-6 finishers at the NCAA/AAU made it into the try-outs, and this was to be the basis of qualification, together with the winners at the Armed Services championship, for the Trials until 1964. The AAU 10000m event served as the Trials event, and the AAU decathlon and 50k walk were held at Bloomfield, N.J. (June 26-27) and Cincinnati (May 16) respectively. The first of five consecutive California-based final tryouts was held at the Los Angeles Coliseum on June 27-28, 1952, and the crowd totalled 35,795 (with a capacity for two days of 203,000). The women’s meeting was again held on one day, at Harrisburg, Pa. on July 4. The preliminary meetings had been the All-Services Championship at Long Beach (June 7-8), NCAA at Berkeley (June 13-14), and the AAU - also at Long Beach (June 20-21). The climate of California further dominated events in 1956, with the FOT again in the Los Angeles Coliseum (June 29-30), after the NCAA meet at Berkeley, the Armed Services meeting in Los Angeles (both June 14-15), and the AAU in Bakersfield (June 22-23). The crowd this time was almost double that of 1952 at 71,000. The women’s meeting was for the first time a final Olympic Trials meeting separate from the AAU championship, and was held in Washington, D.C. on August 25. Stanford was the venue for the 1960 Olympic Trials on July 1-2, after a repetition of the NCAA/AAU venues from 1956 of Berkeley (June 17-18) and Bakersfield (June 24-25). The OT meeting attacted a record two-day crowd of 108,000, with 62,000 attending on July 2. The Armed Services championships were held at Quantico on June 10-11. The AAU 10,000m at Bakersfield was the OT event, and the AAU events for the 20k walk (Baltimore - July 17), 50k walk (Pittsburgh - July 3), and decathlon (Eugene - July 8-9) functioned as Olympic qualifying events. In 1964, the pattern was changed, as it was considered that the gap between the USA season and the October Games was too long for the normal selection basis. An additional stage was interposed - semifinal Olympic Trials at Randall’s Island, N.Y. with final Trials in Los Angeles on September 12-13. The qualifying meetings for the New York meeting were again the Interservices championships (Quantico, June 5-6, NCAA (Eugene, June 18-20), and AAU (New Brunswick, N.J., June 26-27). As usual, the walkers were selected from the AAU championships for 20k (Pittsburgh - July 5), and 50k (Seattle - September 5). The women’s Trials were held in New York (August 6-8). The winners in the men’s semifinal Trials in July were guaranteed an Olympic place, as long as they showed reasonable form in the final Trials. This proved to be temporarily contentious in only one event - the 200 meters where world record-holder finished 4th. The selectors took Carr ahead of 3rd placed , and he responded with a 20.36 win in Tokyo. The 1968 selections followed the 1964 format, with semifinal Trials held in June (Los Angeles - June 29-30) and final Trials in September (, Ca. - September 6-16). The venue for the OT was an attempt to emulate the atmospheric conditions to be met in City at the Olympics, but the location of the track was the most bizarre in Olympic Trials history. On the infield, close to the side of the track, was a large collection of pine trees, with a cluster towards the end of the back straight, which meant that athletes disap- peared from view on each lap. The historic trees could not be moved by agreement between the local residents and the US Forestry Department. The women were not catered for in quite the same way, as their Olympic Trials were at low altitude Walnut, Ca. with the pen- tathletes qualifying from the AAU meet in Columbia, Mo. (both meets on August 24-25), Walking events were held at high altitude Alamosa, Col. (September 7 - 20k, and September 10 - 50k). The attendance for the 8-day meeting was approximately 100,000, split between temporary seating and the hillside overlooking the track, but the venue was not designed for selling tickets. Initially it had been set up as a training facility for the high altitude Olympics. In 1972 the system of qualifying changed from preliminary meetings to specific standards for each event, which resulted in the Olympic Trials being held over 10 days between June 29 and July 9 (in Eugene, Or.) with 109,800 total attendance, and enabled the meet- ing to be structured in the same way as the Olympics. However, the women were still segregated, with their meeting being held over two days (July 7-8) in Frederick, Md.

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 5 It was in 1976 that a unified Olympic Trials meeting was finally seen, with both men and women congregating in Eugene between June 19 and June 27 in front of a crowd totalling 105,500 for the 8 days (an average of 13,187 per day - in a stadium with a standing room capacity of 16,300), while the trial took place on May 22 (also in Eugene). During the 1970’s, Eugene was considered the run- ning capital of the USA, and so it was no surprise when the attractive university town hosted the Olympic Trials for a third consecutive time in 1980 - this time from June 21-29. The 50k walk took place in Niagara Falls on May 10. For the first and only time, the Trials were for the most part meaningless, as President Carter had determined that the USA would boycott the 1980 Olympics, in one of the most mind- less political acts of interference in the history of sports. It was a tribute to the Eugene fans that 121,727 attended the Trials of 1980. The one thing that could be guaranteed in 1984 was that there would be retaliatory action from the Eastern bloc, and so it was that the USSR and all Soviet satellites, other than Romania, boycotted the Los Angeles Olympics. This was the first occasion that the U.S. Trials and the Olympic Games were held in the same stadium. The Trials were held from June 16 to June 24, and curiously the Junior AAU championships were held concurrently from June 22-24, as it was thought that the programme for the senior event would be a little “thin” on those days in emulating the Olympic Games timetable. The crowd exceeded those of Eugene by a fair margin, with a total of 143,826 for the eight days, but was small when comparing the capacity of the Coliseum with that of Eugene’s Hayward Field. The seat of athletics in the USA, , was the host of the 1988 Olympic Trials, from July 15 to July 23. All events other than the marathon events (Men: Jersey City - April 24, Women: Pittsburgh - May 1) were held in Indianapolis, with a small (90,070 for 8 days) but enthusiastic crowd privy to the usual remarkable display of athletic virtuosity. Record temperatures, reaching 115 degreesF (46 degrees C), assisted performances, at least in the explosive events. The same was true in 1992, when New Orleans hosted the Trials. The Trials were supposed to duplicate the conditions of the climate which could be expected at the Olympics, but with humidity reach- ing 88% on two of the eight days, the climate was somewhat removed from Mediterranean, and the Trials were frequently a question of sur- vival, although thankfully conditions became better for both athletes and spectators after sunset. The attendance of 137,262 for the eight days was close to record levels. 1996 saw the Trials held in , Olympic host for that year. A record number of fans - 151,522 - turned out to see eight days of track and field held in increasingly hot conditions, with the last day reaching 94 degrees in the shade, with significantly higher levels on the infield. The heat gave grounds for fears that it would be too hot a month later for the Olympics, but as it transpired, conditions were cooler at the Games than at the Trials. Marathon Trials were held in the Carolinas (Women - Columbia, SC - February 10/Men - Charlotte, NC - February 17), and the 50k walk in LaGrange, Ga. on April 20. Unlike Los Angeles, where the facility was already in place before the Trials, the stadium was still being worked upon during the Olympic Trials, and the organization was hindered by tiers of local bureaucracy which did little to engender affection from the fans and media. Sacramento played host to the 2000 Trials, with the 50k walk starting proceedings on February 13, to be followed by Marathon Trials (February 26 in Columbia S.C. for the women, and May 7th in Pittsburgh for men), and the main track Trials exactly a month later than Atlanta, namely July 14 to July 23. Sacramento had been host in 1968 to the AAU championships which saw an orgy of 100m - ing, but the venue then was Hughes stadium, while Sacramento State University’s Hornet Stadium was now the location for America’s most important track and field meeting. The success of the meeting, with a record total of 187,104 turning out to watch, meant that Sacramento was elected to be the host of the 2004 Trials, the first repeat host since Eugene in the 1970’s. No heats were held for the men’s and women’s 10,000m, a wise decision in view of the possible high temperatures in inland California. Additionally rounds of the sprints and hurdles were cancelled to avoid meaningless first round races – generally run in the past to ape the Olympic timetable.

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 6 OLYMPIC TRIALS QUALIFYING STANDARDS

Standards for theOlympic Trials have been in place since 1972, evolving as follows:

MEN 1972 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996

100m 10.3 10.44/ 10.44/ 10.44/ 10.30 10.25 10.20 10.2 10.2 10.2 200m 20.9 21.04/ 21.04/ 20.94/ 20.67 20.60 20.45 20.8 20.8 20.7 400m 46.4 46.14/ 46.54/ 46.34/ 45.82 45.80 45.40 46.0 46.4 46.2 800m 1:47.6 1:47.4 1:47.4* 1:47.0 1:47.89 1:47.65 1:47.50 1500m 3:41.6 3:40.4 3:40.0* 3:39.0 3:41.97 3:41.80 3:39.90 5000m 13:48.0 13:40.0 13:35.0* 13:35.0 13:49.15 13:47 13:44 10000m 28:50.0 28:40.0 28:30.0* 28:25.0 28:43.15 28:40 28:33 3000mS t8:38.0 8:32.0 8:30.0* 8:30.0 8:42.75 8:41 8:35 110mh 14.0H 14.04/ 14.04/ 14.04/ 13.81 13.65 13.6 13.8 13.8 13.8 400mh 50.6H 50.64/ 50.54/ 50.54/ 50.33 50.30 50.20 50.5 50.4 50.4 HJ 2.15 2.18 2.18 2.22 2.26 2.27 2.29 PV 5.08 5.20 5.25 5.35 5.57 5.60 5.75 LJ 7.80 7.80 7.80 7.80 7.94 8.00 8.15 TJ 16.20 16.40 16.45 16.45 16.30 16.30 16.50 SP 19.00 19.40 19.40 19.40 19.56 18.75 19.50 DT 59.00 60.00 60.00 61.00 61.20 59.00 61.00 HT 66.00 69.00 70.00* 71.00 65.90 64.00 70.00 JT 80.00 80.00 81.00 82.00 71.90 72.30 75.00 DEC 7600 7650 7650 7600a/ 7800 7800 8000 7700 WOMEN

100m 11.5 11.64/ 11.54/ 11.54/ 11.60 11.55 11.40 11.4 11.3 11.3 200m 23.6 23.74/ 23.64/ 23.64/ 23.69 23.55 23.00 23.5 23.4 23.4 400m 54.0 53.64/ 52.74/ 52.74/ 53.25 53.30 52.50 53.5 52.6 52.6 800m 2:05.0 2:04.0 2:02.8 2:02.0 2:05.46 2:05.00 2:02.50 1500m 4:20.0 4:15.0 4:10.0 4:09.0 4:19.15 4:16.70 4:15.50 3000m -- - 9:05.0 9:13.54 9:13.00 - 5000m ------15:45 10000m -- --33:54 33:35 33:25 100mh 13.5H 13.64/ 13.64/ 13.64/ 13.68 13.45 13.30 13.4 13.4 13.4 400mh -- - 58.64/ 58.80 58.45 57.80 58.5 HJ 1.76 1.82 1.86 1.86 1.86 1.87 1.88 LJ 6.30 6.35 6.40 6.45 6.35 6.40 6.42 TJ ------13.25 SP 16.20 16.60 16.60 16.80 15.85 15.25 DT 55.00 56.00 56.00 57.00 54.30 53.50 JT 54.00 55.00 55.00 56.00 53.20 52.00 PEN/HEP 4800 4300 4260a/ 5700a/ 5425 5500 4300 5750 10kW -- -- -50:00.00

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 7 For 1972 onwards it was determined that all fields have a minimum of 24 athletes (except in the 100-400, plus 110h - where the minimum number was 32), so in the 1972 Hammer for example, 58.14 was the low qualifier. Standards of 2:20:00 for the marathon, and 1:35:00 for the 20kW were applied. In 1980, separate standards were set in events where it was thought that there might not be enough qualifiers. These are marked above with an asterisk. The secondary standards were: 1:48.2/ 3:41.5/ 13:50.0/ 28:46.0/ 8:40.0/ 62.18. Additionally walks standards of 1:35:00 (20k), and 4:35:00 (50k) were applied. As standards were often not met between 1972 and 1988, it was determined that 1992 and 1996 requirements should allow for provision- al qualifying standards where fields were not deep enough. In 2000 two standards were listed – an A standard which enabled such qualified athletes to be funded to the meeting, and a B standard which qualified athletes to make their own way to the meet. These standards were as follows (with the minimum size of field for 1992 and 1996):

MEN 1992 1996 2000 AB 100m 10.37/32 10.30/32 10.07 10.23 200m 20.85/32 20.75/32 20.27 20.52 400m 46.40/32 46.10/32 44.96 45.70 800m 1:49.10/32 1:48.40/32 1:45.80 1:47.60 1500m 3:43.50/36 3:42.00/36 3:38.00 3:40.50 (3:58.14-Mile) 5000m 13:58.00/36 13:50.00/36 13:32.00 13:47.00 10000m 29:10.00/24 29:10.00/24 28:12.00 28:50.00 Marathon 2:20:00 2:22:00 3000mSt 8:48.64/36 8:45.00/36 8:30.00 8:42.00 110mh 13.90/32 13.85/32 13.33 13.65 400mh 51.00/32 51.00/32 48.80 50.20 20k-W 1:26:00 1:33:00 50k-W 4:15:00 4:45:00

HJ 2.23/24 2.24/24 2.29 2.25 PV 5.45/24 5.50/24 5.75 5.60 LJ 7.85/24 7.90/24 8.10 7.86 TJ 16.10/24 16.20/24 16.66 16.28 SP 18.30/24 18.50/24 20.00 18.95 DT 56.50/24 57.50/24 63.70 59.74 HT 61.50/24 64.00/24 71.00 65.54 JT 70.00/24 70.00/24 75.80 69.50 DEC 7500/24 8000 7900

1992 1996 2000 AB 100m 11.70/32 11.60/32 11.15 11.40 200m 23.80/32 23.60/32 22.80 23.28 400m 53.85/32 53.25/32 51.35 52.45 800m 2:07.00/32 2:05.50/32 2:00.90 2:05.00 1500m 4:20.00/36 4:19.00/36 4:10.25 4:18.50 (4:38.50-Mile) 3000m 9:23.00/24 16:10.00/24 5000m 15:31.00 16:05.00 10000m 34:25.00/24 34:10.00/24 32:50.00 33:20.00 Marathon 2:42:00 2:50:00 100mh 13.75/32 13.55/32 12.85 13.25 400mh 59.95/32 55.90 57.80 20k-W 1:37:30 1:48:00

HJ 1.84/24 1.84/24 1.90 1.84 PV 4.10 3.97 LJ 6.30/24 6.30/24 6.54 6.38 TJ 12.75/24 13.62 13.11 SP 14.90/24 15.50/24 17.50 16.07 DT 51.00/24 52.00/24 60.50 53.50

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 8 HT 63.50 60.50 JT 48.00/24 50.00/24 54.00 50.00 HEP 5350/24 5800 5575

WORLD RECORDS AT THE US OLYMPIC TRIALS

The following marks are world records set at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Performances in bold type were ratified IAAF records, while other marks were statistically acceptable but not ratified - either because they were not put forward (as in the case of auto-times prior to 1976 which were not acceptable as IAAF records) or were not accepted for one reason or another. Efforts with the suffix = were equal to the then accepted record.

100m

10.64 Stanford 16 Jul 32 10.2= (10.34) Norwood “Barney” Ewell Evanston 9 Jul 48 10.2= Los Angeles 29 Jun 56 10.2= W. Los Angeles 29 Jun 56 10.2= Bobby-Joe Morrow Los Angeles 29 Jun 56 9.9= Eugene 1 Jul 72 9.9= Reynaud Robinson Eugene 1 Jul 72

200m

21.49 Ralph Metcalfe Stanford 16 Jul 32 21.0 Randalls Island 12 Jul 36 20.7 Evanston 10 Jul 48 20.7 Norwood “Barney” Ewell Evanston 10 Jul 48 20.6 Andrew Stanfield Los Angeles 28 Jun 52 20.6 Bobby-Joe Morrow Los Angeles 30 Jun 56 20.5 (20.75) Stanford 2 Jul 60 20.5 Stanford 3 Jul 60 19.7 (19.92) Echo Summit 12 Sep 68 19.66 Michael Johnson Atlanta 23 Jun 96

400m

45.2 Los Angeles 30 Jun 56 44.9= Los Angeles 12 Sep 64 44.0 (44.06) Echo Summit 14 Sep 68 44.1 (44.19) Echo Summit 14 Sep 68

Low altitude bests: 44.1 Wayne Collet Eugene 9 Jul 72 43.93 Indianapolis 20 Jul 88

800m

1:44.3= Eugene 1 Jul 72

3000mSt

9:14.5 Joe McCluskey Stanford 16 Jul 32

110mh

14.8= Ross Nichols Cambridge 6 Jul 28 14.8= Cambridge 6 Jul 28 14.4 (14.53) Stanford 16 Jul 32 13.90 Bill Porter Evanston 9 Jul 48

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 9 400mh

53.0 F. Cambridge 13 Jun 24 52.6 F. Morgan Taylor Cambridge 14 Jun 24 52.0 F. Morgan Taylor Philadelphia 4 Jul 28 49.5 Los Angeles 29 Jun 56 49.1 Los Angeles 13 Sep 64 49.34 Echo Summit 10 Sep 68 48.8 (48.94) Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 11 Sep 68

Low altitude best:

48.4 Eugene 2 Jul 72

All field event records until 1972 under imperial measurement

High Jump

2.07 (6’9 3/4) Cornelius Johnson Randalls Island 12 Jul 36 2.07 (6’9 3/4) Randalls Island 12 Jul 36 2.15 (7’0 5/8) Los Angeles 29 Jun 56 2.19 (7’2 1/2) Stanford 1 Jul 60 2.22 (7’3 3/4) John Thomas Stanford 1 Jul 60

Pole Vault

4.30 (14’1 1/2) Stanford 16 Jul 32 4.30 (14’1 1/2) Stanford 16 Jul 32 4.37 (14’4 1/4) Bill Graber Stanford 16 Jul 32 4.80 (15’9 1/4) Stanford 1 Jul 60 5.41 (17’9) Echo Summit 12 Sep 68 5.63 (18’5 3/4) Bob Seagren Eugene 2 Jul 72 5.70 (18’8 1/4) Dave Roberts Eugene 22 Jun 76

Long Jump

7.90 (25’11) Cambridge 7 Jul 28 8.34 (27’4 1/4) Los Angeles 12 Sep 64

Shot

16.05 (52’8) Stanford 16 Jul 32

Decathlon (Original score/1985 Tables score)

7875/7213 Milwaukee 26-27 Jun 36 7825/7543 Tulare, Ca. 1- 2 Jul 52 8683/7982 Eugene 8- 9 Jul 60 8538/8456 Bruce Jenner Eugene 25-26 Jun 76

WOMEN

100m

10.49 Florence Griffith-Joyner Indianapolis 16 Jul 88

Pole Vault 4.63 (15-2 1/4) Stacy Dragila Sacramento 23 Jul 00

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 10 Progression of Olympic Trials Records

The progression is shown from 1908 - taking the best mark from the three Olympic trials meets as the starting point. Wind assisted marks are listed where they are superior to the legal best mark at the time. Events not currently included in the olympic programme are not included. 100 Meters

10.8 1h1 James Rector Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 10.8 1 Ira Courtney Stanford 17 May 1912 10.8 1h1 Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 10.8 1 Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 10.8 1h1 Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 1h2 Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 1h3 Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 1s1 Jackson Scholz Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 1 Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 2= Charley Paddock Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 2= Jackson Scholz Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 10.6 1h1 George Simpson Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1h2 Claude Bracey Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1h3 Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1q2 Claude Bracey Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1q3 Frank Wykoff Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1s1 Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1s2 Frank Wykoff Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.6 1 Frank Wykoff Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 10.4 1h2 Stanford 15 Jul 1932 10.4 1 Jesse Owens Randalls Island 11 Jul 1936 10.4 1h2 Evanston 9 Jul 1948 10.2 1 Evanston 9 Jul 1948 10.2 1h1 Ira Murchison Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 10.2 2h2 Thane Baker Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 10.2 1h2 Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 10.1 1 Bob Hayes Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 10.1A 1h2 Charlie Greene Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.1A 2h2 Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.0A 1q1 Charlie Greene Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.0A 2q1 Smith Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.0A 1q2 Jim Hines Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.0A 1 Jim Hines Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 9.9 1 Eddie Hart Eugene 1 Jul 1972 9.9 2 Eugene 1 Jul 1972

Wind-assisted 9.9w 1q1 Robert Taylor Eugene 30 Jun 1972 9.9w 1s1 Rey Robinson Eugene 1 Jul 1972 9.9w 2s1 Norbert Payton Eugene 1 Jul 1972 9.9w 3s1 Warren Edmondson Eugene 1 Jul 1972 9.9w 4s1 Eddie Hart Eugene 1 Jul 1972 9.9w 5s1 Warren Edmondson Eugene 1 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing 10.64 1 Ralph Metcalfe Stanford 16 Jul 1932 10.53 1h1 Barney Ewell Evanston 9 Jul 1948 10.35 1 Barney Ewell Evanston 9 Jul 1948 10.30A 1h2 Charlie Greene Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.22A 1q1 Charlie Greene Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 10.11A 1 Jim Hines Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 12 10.11 1 Eugene 20 Jun 1976 10.11 1q3 Harvey Glance Los Angeles 16 Jun 1984 10.06 1 Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 9.96 1h4 Carl Lewis Indianapolis 15 Jul 1988 9.96 1q1 Carl Lewis Indianapolis 15 Jul 1988 9.92 1 Atlanta 15 Jun 1996

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 9.87w 1s2 Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 9.78w 1 Carl Lewis Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988

200 Meters (Straight course until 1932)

21.8s 1 Nate Cartmell Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 21.8s 1 Ira Courtney Stanford 17 May 1912 21.6s 1 Carl Cook Evanston 8 Jun 1912 21.4sy 1 Charley Paddock Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 21.0s 1h4 Jackson Scholz Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 20.9s 1s1 Jackson Scholz Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 ———————————————————————————————————- 21.2 1h1 Jesse Owens Randalls Island 11 Jul 1936 21.0 1 Jesse Owens Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 21.0 1h1 Barney Ewell Evanston 9 Jul 1948 20.7 1 Mel Patton Evanston 10 Jul 1948 20.7 2 Barney Ewell Evanston 10 Jul 1948 20.6 1 Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 20.6 1 Bobby Morrow Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 20.5 1h1 Stone Johnson Stanford 2 Jul 1960 20.5 1 Ray Norton Stanford 2 Jul 1960 20.4 1 Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 20.1A 1h1 John Carlos Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 19.7A 1 John Carlos Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968

Wind-assisted 20.0Aw 1q1 Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 19.70w 1s1 Michael Johnson Atlanta 22 Jun 1996

Automatic Timing 21.27 1h1 Barney Ewell Evanston 9 Jul 1948 20.75 1h1 Stone Johnson Stanford 2 Jul 1960 20.28A 1h1 John Carlos Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 20.28A 1s1 Tommie Smith Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 19.92A 1 John Carlos Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 19.84 1q3 Carl Lewis Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 19.79 1 Michael Johnson New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 19.66 1 Michael Johnson Atlanta 23 Jun 1996

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 20.21Aw 1q1 Tommie Smith Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968

400 Meters

49.6 1 Ned Merriam Chicago 29 May 1908 48.6 1 Evanston 8 Jun 1912 48.5 1h1 Eric Wilson Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 48.1 1h2 J.Coard Taylor Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 48.1 1h4 Ray Robertson Cambridge 13 Jun 1924

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 13 48.1 1 J.Coard Taylor Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 48.0 1s1 Philadelphia 4 Jul 1928 48.0 1s2 Emil Snyder Philadelphia 4 Jul 1928 47.6 1h1 William Carr Stanford 15 Jul 1932 46.9 1 William Carr Stanford 16 Jul 1932 46.7 1h1 Archie Williams Randalls Island 11 Jul 1936 46.6 1 Archie Williams Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 46.6 1 Evanston 10 Jul 1948 45.2 1 Lou Jones Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 44.9 1 Mike Larrabee Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 44.9A 1q1 Lee Evans Echo Summit 13 Sep 1968 44.9A 1q2 Wayne Collet Echo Summit 13 Sep 1968 44.0A 1 Lee Evans Echo Summit 14 Sep 1968

Note: - Evans 44.0 was equivalent to a time of around 44.5 at low altitude. Marks in 1972 better than 44.5 were:

44.2 1s1 Eugene 7 Jul 1972 44.1 1 Wayne Collet Eugene 9 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing 47.11 1 William Carr Stanford 16 Jul 1932 46.77 1 Mal Whitfield Evanston 10 Jul 1948 44.97A 1q1 Lee Evans Echo Summit 13 Sep 1968 44.06A 1 Lee Evans Echo Summit 14 Sep 1968 43.93 1 Butch Reynolds Indianapolis 20 Jul 1988 43.81 1 New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 43.44 1 Michael Johnson Atlanta 19 Jun 1996

Note: Evans 44.06 was roughly equivalent to 44.55, and this was unbeaten until the following mark in 1988:

44.11 1s2 Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988

800 Meters

1:54.0 1 Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 1:53.8 1h1 Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 1:53.4 1h2 Mel Sheppard Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 1:53.2 1h1 Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 1:51.4 1 LLoyd Hahn Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 1:49.9 1h1 John Woodruff Randalls Island 11 Jul 1936 1:48.6 1 Mal Whitfield Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 1:46.4 1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 1:44.3 1 Dave Wottle Eugene 1 Jul 1972 1:43.74 1 Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 1:43.74 2 Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 1:42.80 1 Johnny Gray New Orleans 24 Jun 1992 1500 Meters

4:01.2 1 John Halstead Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 3:55.8 1 Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 3:55.8 1 Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 3:55.0 1 Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 3:52.7 1 Penn Hallowell Stanford 16 Jul 1932 3:49.9 1 Glenn Cunningham Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 3:49.9 2 Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 3:49.3 1 Bob McMillen Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 3:47.6 1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 3:46.9 1 Stanford 2 Jul 1960

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 14 3:41.2 1 Dyrol Burleson Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 3:41.20 1h1 Eugene 25 Jun 1976 3:40.86 1h2 Eugene 25 Jun 1976 3:40.2 1s1 Mike Slack Eugene 26 Jun 1976 3:40.03 1s2 Matt Centrowitz Eugene 26 Jun 1976 3:36.47 1 Eugene 27 Jun 1976 3:35.15 1 Eugene 29 Jun 1980 3000 Meters Steeplechase

9:58.2 1 Pat Flynn Travers Island 10 Jul 1920 9:47.1 1 Russel Payne Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 9:35.8 1 William Spencer Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 9:14.8 1 Joseph McCluskey Stanford 16 Jul 1932 9:08.2 1 Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 9:06.4 1 Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 9:00.3 1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 8:50.6 1 Stanford 2 Jul 1960 8:44.2 1 George Young Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 8:38.6 1h1 Eugene 29 Jun 1972 8:34.8 1h2 Eugene 29 Jun 1972 8:29.8 1 Mike Manley Eugene 2 Jul 1972 8:27.39 1 Eugene 27 Jun 1976 8:15.68 1 Eugene 28 Jun 1980 5000 Meters

15:08.4 1 Tell Berna Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 14:52.8 1 Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 14:40.7 1 Curtis Stone Evanston 9 Jul 1948 14:27.0 1 Curtis Stone Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 14:26.0 1 Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 14:13.6 1 Stanford 1 Jul 1960 13:55.6 1= Bill Dellinger Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 13:55.6 1= Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 13:51.2 1h1 Eugene 6 Jul 1972 13:22.8 1 Steve Prefontaine Eugene 9 Jul 1972 10000 Meters

35:37.8 1 Oscar Millard Stanford 17 May 1912 31:43.6 1 Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 31:28.4 1 Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 31:06.9 1 Princeton 3 Jul 1936 30:33.4 1 Curtis Stone Long Beach 20 Jun 1952 30:16.3 * Bakersfield 25 Jun 1960 29:02.0 1 Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 28:35.6 1 Eugene 2 Jul 1972 27:55.45 1 Frank Shorter Eugene 22 Jun 1976 27:45.61 1 Eugene 24 Jun 1980

* = Truex placed third in the AAU/OT race with the first two places going to non-Americans. Marathon

2:25:44 * 1 Thomas Morrisey Boston 20 Apr 1908 2:21:19 * 1 Mike Ryan Boston 19 Apr 1912 2:29:41 + 1 Clarence DeMar Boston 19 Apr 1924 2:24:53 1 John Kelley Yonkers 30 Sep 1956 2:20:14 1 John Kelley Yonkers 22 May 1960

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 15 2:15:58 1= Frank Shorter Eugene 9 Jul 1972 2:15:58 1= Eugene 9 Jul 1972 2:11:51 1 Frank Shorter Eugene 22 May 1976 2:10:19 1 Tony Sandoval Eugene 22 May 1980

* = 24 miles 1232 yards, + = 26 miles 217 yards 20 Kilometers Walk

1:39:45 * Pittsburgh 26 Aug 1956 1:34:12 1 Baltimore 17 Jul 1960 1:27:12 1= Eugene 21 Jun 1980 1:27:12 1= Eugene 21 Jun 1980 1:26:17 1 Marco Evoniuk Los Angeles 16 Jun 1984 1:25:41 1 Sacramento 22 Jul 2000

* = Laskau placed 3rd behind two non-American competitors. won the 1976 race over 18610m in 1:25:29, roughly equivalent to 1:32 50 Kilometers Walk

5:12:57 1 Harry Hinkel Los Angeles 1 Jul 1932 5:04:30 1 Cincinnati 16 May 1948 4:46:52 1 Baltimore 4 May 1952 4:38:58 1 Adolph Weinacker Baltimore 16 Sep 1956 4:34:18 1 Alamosa 10 Sep 1968 4:13:05 1 Larry Young Eugene 4 Jul 1972 3:59:34 1 Niagara Falls 10 May 1980 3:57:48 1 Carl Schueler Indianapolis 24 Apr 1988 3:56:16 1 Sacramento 13 Feb 2000 110 Meters Hurdles

15.4 1 Stanford 9 May 1908 15.4 1 Stanford 17 May 1912 15.4 1 John Case Evanston 8 Jun 1912 15.2+ 1 Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 15.2 1h3 Frank Johnson Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 15.0 1h1 John Collier Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 1h2 Weems Baskin Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 1q2 John Collier Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 1q3 Weems Baskin Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 1q5 Carl Ring Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 1s1 Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 15.0 2s1 John Collier Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 14.8 1s2 Ross Nichols Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 14.8 1 Stephen Anderson Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 14.8 2 John Collier Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 14.7 1h1 John Morriss Stanford 15 Jul 1932 14.7 1h2 Jack Keller Stanford 15 Jul 1932 14.7 2h2 Stanford 15 Jul 1932 14.4 1 Jack Keller Stanford 15 Jul 1932 14.3 1h1 Randalls Island 11 Jul 1936 14.3 1 Forrest Towns Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 14.0 1h1 Harrison Dillard Evanston 10 Jul 1948 14.0 1h2 Bill Porter Evanston 10 Jul 1948 13.9 1 Bill Porter Evanston 10 Jul 1948 13.9 1h1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 13.9 1h2 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 13.8 1= Lee Calhoun Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 13.8 1= Jack Davis Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 16 13.8 1h2 Lee Calhoun Stanford 2 Jul 1960 13.4 1 Lee Calhoun Stanford 2 Jul 1960 13.3A 1q1 Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968

Automatic Timing 14.53 1 Jack Keller Stanford 15 Jul 1932 13.90 1 Bill Porter Evanston 10 Jul 1948 13.54 A1q1 Willie Davenport Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 13.46 1s2 Tom Hill Eugene 24 Jun 1976 13.26 1 Eugene 24 Jun 1980 13.19 1h1 Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 13.14 1s2 Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 13.13 1 New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 12.94 1s2 Jack Pierce Atlanta 22 Jun 1996 12.92 1 Allen Johnson Atlanta 23 Jun 1996

Wind-assisted 15.0w 1s1 Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 14.8w 1s2 Frank Johnson Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 13.2w 1s1 Tom Hill Eugene 7 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 13.44w 1 Eugene 24 Jun 1976 400 Meters Hurdles

55.8 1 Charles Bacon Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 55.6 1h1 Cambridge 16 Jul 1920 55.0 1s1 Frank Loomis Cambridge 16 Jul 1920 55.0 1 Frank Loomis Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 54.6 1h1 Kenneth Grumbles Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 53.5 1h2 Charles Brookins Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 53.3 1s1 Charles Brookins Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 53.0 1s3 F.Morgan Taylor Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 52.6 1 F.Morgan Taylor Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 52.6 1s1 F.Morgan Taylor Philadelphia 3 Jul 1928 52.0 1 F.Morgan Taylor Philadelphia 4 Jul 1928 51.4 1 Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 50.7 1 Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 49.5 1 Glenn Davis Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 49.5 1 Glenn Davis Stanford 1 Jul 1960 49.2A 1s1 Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 48.8A 1 Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 48.4 1 Ralph Mann Eugene 2 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing 49.98A 1h1 Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 9 Sep 1968 49.34A 1s1 Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 48.93A 1 Geoff Vanderstock Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 48.30 1 Eugene 21 Jun 1976 48.22 1s1 Edwin Moses Eugene 22 Jun 1980 47.90 1 Edwin Moses Eugene 23 Jun 1980 47.58 1s1 Edwin Moses Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 47.37 1 Edwin Moses Indianapolis 17 Jul 1988

Note: Moses ran 49.02 1s1 Eugene 20 Jun 1976, which was superior to the 48.93A of Vanderstock.

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 17

6’2” 1.88 1 Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 6’4 1/4 1.94 - Stanford 17 May 1912 6’4 1/2 1.94 2 Ed Beeson Stanford 17 May 1912 6’7” 2.01 1 George Horine Stanford 17 May 1912 6’8” 2.03 - Cornelius Johnson Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 6’8” 2.03 - Dave Albritton Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 6’9 3/4 2.08 1= Cornelius Johnson Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 6’9 3/4 2.08 1= Dave Albritton Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 6’10 3/4 2.10 - Charles Dumas Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 7’0 5/8 2.15 1 Charles Dumas Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 7’2 1/2 2.20 - John Thomas Stanford 1 Jul 1960 7’3 3/4 2.23 1 John Thomas Stanford 1 Jul 1960 7’3 3/4 2.23 - Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’3 3/4 2.23 - Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’3 3/4 2.23 4 Mel Embree Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’3 3/4 2.23 - James Barrineau Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’4 1/2 2.25 2 Dwight Stones Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’4 1/2 2.25 - Bill Jankunis Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’4 1/2 2.25 3 James Barrineau Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’5 3/4 2.28 1 Bill Jankunis Eugene 27 Jun 1976 7’5 3/4 2.28 3 Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’5 3/4 2.28 4 Leo Williams Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’5 3/4 2.28 - Dwight Stones Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’5 3/4 2.28 - Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’5 3/4 2.28 5 Joe Radan Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’7” 2.31 - Dwight Stones Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’7” 2.31 2 Doug Nordquist Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’8” 2.34 1 Dwight Stones Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 7’8” 2.34 1 Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 7’8 1/2 2.35 1 New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 7’8 1/2 2.35 2 Darren Plab New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 Pole Vault

12’7 3/4 3.85 1 Alfred Gilbert Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 12’9 5/8 3.90 1 Stanford 17 May 1912 13’2 1/4 4.02 1 Marc Wright Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 13’6” 4.11 - Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’6” 4.11 - William Droegemuller Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’6” 4.11 - Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’6” 4.11 4= Charles McGinnis Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’6” 4.11 4= Jack Williams Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’9” 4.19 1 Lee Barnes Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’9” 4.19 2 William Droegemuller Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’9” 4.19 3 Sabin Carr Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 13’10 1/4 4.22 - Bill Miller Stanford 16 Jul 1932 13’10 1/4 4.22 - Bill Graber Stanford 16 Jul 1932 13’10 1/4 4.22 3= George Jefferson Stanford 16 Jul 1932 13’10 1/4 4.22 3= Don Zimmerman Stanford 16 Jul 1932 13’10 1/4 4.22 3= Fred Sturdy Stanford 16 Jul 1932 13’10 1/4 4.22 3= BernardDeacon Stanford 16 Jul 1932 14’1 5/8 4.31 2 Bill Miller Stanford 16 Jul 1932 14’1 5/8 4.31 - Bill Graber Stanford 16 Jul 1932 14’4 3/8 4.37 1 Bill Graber Stanford 16 Jul 1932 14’6 1/8 4.42 - Richmond Morcom Evanston 10 Jul 1948 14’6 1/8 4.42 - Evanston 10 Jul 1948 14’6 1/8 4.42 3 Bob Richards Evanston 10 Jul 1948

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 18 14’8 1/8 4.47 1 Richmond Morcom Evanston 10 Jul 1948 14’8 1/8 4.47 2 Guinn Smith Evanston 10 Jul 1948 14’8 3/8 4.48 1 Bob Richards Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 14’8 1/2 4.48 - Bob Richards Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 - Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 3 Jim Graham Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 4 Bob Gutowski Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 5 Ron Morris Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 6 Fred Barnes Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’8 1/2 4.48 7 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’10 1/2 4.53 - Bob Richards Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 14’10 1/2 4.53 2 George Mattos Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 15’1” 4.60 1 Bob Richards Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 15’3” 4.65 3 Dave Clark Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’3” 4.65 - Ron Morris Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’3” 4.65 4 Henry Wadsworth Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’3” 4.65 - Don Bragg Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’5 1/4 4.70 2 Ron Morris Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’5 1/4 4.70 - Don Bragg Stanford 2 Jul 1960 15’9 1/4 4.80 1 Don Bragg Stanford 2 Jul 1960 16’0” 4.87 - Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 16’0” 4.87 - Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 16’0” 4.87 3 Billy Pemelton Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 16’6” 5.03 1 Fred Hansen Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 16’6” 5.03 2 John Pennel Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 16’6 3/4 5.05 - Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 16’6 3/4 5.05 - John Pennel Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 16’6 3/4 5.05 - Bob Seagren Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 16’6 3/4 5.05 - Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 16’6 3/4 5.05 5= Jeff Chase Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 16’6 3/4 5.05 5= Lester Smith Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’0” 5.18 2 John Pennel Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’0” 5.18 3 Casey Carrigan Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’0” 5.18 - Bob Seagren Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’0” 5.18 4 Dick Railsback Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’4” 5.28 - Bob Seagren Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 17’9” 5.41 1 Bob Seagren Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 18’0 1/2 5.50 2 Steve Smith Eugene 2 Jul 1972 18’0 1/2 5.50 - Bob Seagren Eugene 2 Jul 1972 18’0 1/2 5.50 3 Eugene 2 Jul 1972 18’5 3/4 5.63 1 Bob Seagren Eugene 2 Jul 1972 18’8 1/4 5.70 1 Dave Roberts Eugene 22 Jun 1976 18’8 3/4 5.71 2 Doug Lytle Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 18’8 3/4 5.71 - Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 19’0 3/4 5.81 1 Mike Tully Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 19’3 3/4 5.89 1 Indianapolis 21 Jul 1988

23’2 1/2 7.07 1 Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 23’10” 7.26 1 Harry Worthington Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 24’8” 7.52 1 Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 25’0 3/8 7.63 1 Wm.DeHart Hubbard Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 25’11 1/8 7.90 1 Ed Hamm Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 26’2” 7.97 1 Evanston 9 Jul 1948 26’4 1/4 8.03 - Ralph Boston Stanford 1 Jul 1960 26’11 1/4 8.21 - Ralph Boston Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 27’4 1/4 8.34 - Ralph Boston Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 27’6 1/2 8.39 Q Carl Lewis Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 28’7” 8.71 1 Carl Lewis Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 19 28’8 1/4 8.74 2 Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 28’9” 8.76 1 Carl Lewis Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988

Wind-assisted 26’6 1/2 8.09 1 Ralph Boston Stanford 1 Jul 1960 27’10 1/4 8.49 1 Ralph Boston Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964

46’11” 14.30 1 Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 47’5” 14.45 1 Charles Brickley Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 48’7 9/10 14.83 1 Sherman Landers Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 48’10 1/8 14.89 1 Cambridge 8 Jul 1928 48’11 1/4 14.91 1 Stanford 15 Jul 1932 49’9” 15.16 1 Rolland Romero Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 50’5 1/2 15.38 1 George Shaw Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 51’4 3/4 15.66 1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 53’1” 16.18 - Ira Davis Stanford 2 Jul 1960 53’1 1/4 16.18 1 Ira Davis Stanford 2 Jul 1960 53’10”A 16.41 Q Art Walker Echo Summit 12 Sep 1968 54’6 1/2A 16.62 1 Art Walker Echo Summit 13 Sep 1968 54’8 3/4 16.68 - Dave Smith Eugene 1 Jul 1972 56’0” 17.07 2 Dave Smith Eugene 1 Jul 1972 56’4 3/4 17.19 Q Paul Jordan Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 56’10” 17.32 - Mike Conley Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 57’5” 17.50 1 Mike Conley Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 57’9 1/2 17.61 - Mike Conley New Orleans 21 Jun 1992 58’0 1/4 17.68 1 Mike Conley New Orleans 21 Jun 1992

Wind-assisted 55’10 1/4 17.02 - Eugene 1 Jul 1972 56’2” 17.12 1 John Craft Eugene 1 Jul 1972 56’2 1/2 17.13 - Eugene 26 Jun 1976 56’8 3/4 17.29 1 James Butts Eugene 26 Jun 1976 59’3” 18.06 - Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 59’8 1/2 18.20 1 Willie Banks Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988

47’0” 14.33 1 Stanford 9 May 1908 49’7 1/8 15.12 1 Ralph Rose Stanford 17 May 1912 49’11 1/8 15.22 Q Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 50’3 1/2 15.33 Q Herman Brix Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 50’11 3/4 15.54 1 Herman Brix Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 52’8” 16.05 Q Leo Sexton Stanford 15 Jul 1932 54’0 1/2 16.47 Q James Fuchs Evanston 9 Jul 1948 54’4 3/8 16.57 Q Francis Delaney Evanston 9 Jul 1948 55’1 3/4 16.81 1 Francis Delaney Evanston 10 Jul 1948 57’1 3/8 17.41 1 Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 58’10 3/4 17.95 - Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 59’6 3/4 18.15 2 Ken Bantum Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 60’10” 18.54 1 Parry O’Brien Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 61’11 1/2 18.89 - Stanford 1 Jul 1960 63’3 3/4 19.30 1 Dallas Long Stanford 1 Jul 1960 63’10” 19.45 2 Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 64’9” 19.74 1 Dallas Long Los Angeles 12 Sep 1964 67’4 1/4 20.53 3 Dave Maggard Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 68’0 1/4 20.73 1 George Woods Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 68’9 3/4 20.97 Q Eugene 7 Jul 1972 68’10 3/4 21.00 Q George Woods Eugene 7 Jul 1972

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 20 69’0 1/4 21.04 Q Randy Matson Eugene 7 Jul 1972 70’1 1/4 21.37 1 George Woods Eugene 8 Jul 1972 71’9 1/2 21.88 1 Indianapolis 15 Jul 1988 72’7” 22.12 1 Adam Nelson Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 Discus

139’11 42.65 1 Arthur Dearborn Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 146’5” 44.63 1 Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 150’10” 45.97 Q Gus Pope Cambridge 13 Jun 1924 153’6” 46.78 1 Thomas Lieb Cambridge 14 Jun 1924 153’6 46.79 1 Bud Houser Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 165’6 50.45 Q John Anderson Stanford 15 Jul 1932 166’2” 50.64 Q Evanston 9 Jul 1948 173’2” 52.78 3 Jim Dillion Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 173’5 52.87 2 Fortune Gordien Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 174’10 53.29 1 Los Angeles 28 Jun 1952 187’8 57.21 1 Fortune Gordien Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 192’3 58.61 1 Stanford 2 Jul 1960 198’7 60.55 1 Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 200’7” 61.14 Q Jay Silvester Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 201’6” 61.41 Q Echo Summit 10 Sep 1968 205’2” 62.54 2 Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 207’6” 63.25 1 Jay Silvester Echo Summit 11 Sep 1968 211’2” 64.36 Q Jay Silvester Eugene 30 Jun 1972 211’2” 64.36 1 Jay Silvester Eugene 1 Jul 1972 212’1” 64.54 Q Jay Silvester Eugene 20 Jun 1976 224’2” 68.32 1 Eugene 21 Jun 1976 225’4” 68.68 1 Mac Wilkins Eugene 25 Jun 1980 Hammer

166’9” 50.82 1 Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 169’4” 51.62 1 Pat Ryan Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 170’10 52.09 1 Frank Connor Stanford 16 Jul 1932 171’11 52.41 1 Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 177’8 54.16 1 Bob Bennett Evanston 9 Jul 1948 182’0” 55.47 2 Sam Felton Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 182’5” 55.60 1 Martin Engel Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 193’0” 58.84 - Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 196’6 59.91 3 Hal Connolly Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 197’7 60.24 1 Al Hall Los Angeles 29 Jun 1956 204’5 62.31 - Al Hall Stanford 1 Jul 1960 211’1 64.34 - Al Hall Stanford 1 Jul 1960 212’9” 64.85 - Al Hall Stanford 1 Jul 1960 214’7” 65.41 1 Al Hall Stanford 1 Jul 1960 218’7” 66.63 - Hal Connolly Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 221’3” 67.44 - Hal Connolly Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 223’5 68.11 1 Hal Connolly Los Angeles 13 Sep 1964 226’3” 68.96 1 Ed Burke Echo Summit 13 Sep 1968 229’8” 70.00 Q Eugene 7 Jul 1972 229’11” 70.08 1 Eugene 8 Jul 1972 230’11” 70.38 2 John McArdle Eugene 28 Jun 1980 231’1” 70.42 - Andy Bessette Eugene 28 Jun 1980 232’10” 70.98 1 Andy Bessette Eugene 28 Jun 1980 235’7” 71.82 3 Ed Burke Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 239’4” 72.94 - Bill Green Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 240’3” 73.24 1 Bill Green Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 240’3 73.24 - Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 251’9” 76.74 - Ken Flax Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 21 253’6” 77.28 1 Ken Flax Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 256’8” 78.24 - New Orleans 24 Jun 1992 261’2” 79.60 - New Orleans 24 Jun 1992 262’3” 79.94 2 Lance Deal New Orleans 24 Jun 1992 262’10” 80.12 1 Jud Logan New Orleans 24 Jun 1992 Javelin

131’6” 40.07 1 Platt Adams Philadelphia 6 Jun 1908 150’10 46.03 1 Sam Bellah Stanford 17 May 1912 166’1 50.63 1 Harry Lott Cambridge 8 Jun 1912 192’10 58.81 1 Milton Angier Cambridge 17 Jul 1920 200’3” 61.04 Q Arthur Sager Cambridge 6 Jul 1928 202’1 61.60 1 Creth Hines Cambridge 7 Jul 1928 212’0 64.63 Q Clem Friedman Stanford 15 Jul 1932 221’3 67.43 1 Stanford 16 Jul 1932 223’3 68.05 1 Randalls Island 12 Jul 1936 225’9” 68.81 1 Evanston 10 Jul 1948 235’8 71.84 1 Bill Miller Los Angeles 27 Jun 1952 244’11” 74.65 1 Los Angeles 30 Jun 1956 277’7” 84.61 1 Stanford 1 Jul 1960 291’0” 88.70 1 Eugene 29 Jun 1980 306’7” 93.44 1 Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984

New Implement 245’9” 74.90 Q Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 249’1” 75.90 Q Dave Stephens Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 255’1” 77.76 Q Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 260’8” 79.46 2 Indianapolis 17 Jul 1988 260’8” 79.46 3 Tom Petranoff Indianapolis 17 Jul 1988 261’4” 79.66 1 Dave Stephens Indianapolis 17 Jul 1988 262’5” 79.98 1 New Orleans 21 Jun 1992 264’0” 80.48 Q Tom Pukstys Atlanta 14 Jun 1996 268’7” 81.86 1 Atlanta 16 Jun 1996

Decathlon (Columns are original scores/scores on 1985 tables)

7414.55 5867 1 J.Austin Menaul Evanston 23 May 1912 7377.38 6248 1 Ken Doherty Philadelphia 5 Jul 1932 8103.25 6431 1 James Bausch Evanston 25 Jun 1932 7875 7193 1 Glenn Morris Milwaukee 27 Jun 1936 7829 7543 1 Bob Mathias Tulare, Ca. 2 Jul 1952 8683 7981 1 Rafer Johnson Eugene 9 Jul 1960 8222 8135 1 Echo Summit 7 Sep 1968 8542 8459 1 Bruce Jenner Eugene 26 Jun 1976 8649 8649 1 Dave Johnson New Orleans 27 Jun 1992 8725 8725 1 Dan O’Brien Atlanta 22 Jun 1996

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 22 WOMEN 100 Meters

13.0 1h1 Helen Filkey Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.8 1h2 Jessie Cross Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.8 1h4 Loretta McNeil Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.6 1h5 Elizabeth Robinson Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.6 1h7 Elta Cartwright Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.6 1=h8 Stella Walsh Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.6 1=h8 Mary Washburn Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.4 1s1 Jessie Cross Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.4 1s4 Elta Cartwright Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.4 1 Elta Cartwright Newark 4 Jul 1928 12.3 1 Ethel Harrington Evanston 16 Jul 1932 11.7 1h1 Providence 4 Jul 1936 11.7 1 Helen Stephens Providence 4 Jul 1936 11.7 1h1 Abilene 15 Jul 1960 11.5 1 Wilma Rudolph Abilene 16 Jul 1960 11.3 1 Walnut 25 Aug 1968 11.3 1h1 Frederick, Md 7 Jul 1972 11.2 1h2 Frederick, Md 7 Jul 1972 11.2 1h1 Eugene 20 Jun 1976 Unofficial times: 11.1 1h2 Eugene 20 Jun 1976 11.1 1h3 Eugene 20 Jun 1976 10.8 1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 21 Jun 1976 10.3 1q1 Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 Wind-assisted 11.3w 1h1 Edith McGuire New York 7 Aug 1964 11.3w 1h2 Wyomia Tyus New York 7 Aug 1964 11.3w 1 Edith McGuire New York 8 Aug 1964

Automatic Timing 11.41 1h2 Chandra Cheeseborough Eugene 20 Jun 1976 11.38 1h3 Brenda Morehead Eugene 20 Jun 1976 11.29 1q1 Chandra Cheeseborough Eugene 20 Jun 1976 11.08 1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 21 Jun 1976 10.49 1q1 Florence Griffith Joyner Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 11.06w 1s2 Brenda Morehead Eugene 21 Jun 1976 10.60w 1h1 Florence Griffith Joyner Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 200 Meters

25.3 1h2 Providence 12 Jul 1948 25.3 1 Audrey Patterson Providence 12 Jul 1948 24.3 1 Catherine Hardy Harrisburg, Pa. 4 Jul 1952 24.2 1 Washington 25 Aug 1956 24.2 2 Wilma Rudolph Washington 25 Aug 1956 24.2 1h1 Wilma Rudolph Abilene 15 Jul 1960 23.9 1 Wilma Rudolph Abilene 16 Jul 1960 23.8 1h2 Wyomia Tyus Walnut 24 Aug 1968 23.5 1 Margaret Bailes Walnut 24 Aug 1968 23.4 1 Jackie Thompson Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 23.4 2 Barbara Ferrell Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 22.7 1s1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 24 Jun 1976

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 23 Wind-assisted 23.8w 1h1 Edith McGuire New York 7 Aug 1964 23.4w 1 Edith McGuire New York 8 Aug 1964 22.9w 1q2 Chandra Cheeseborough Eugene 22 Jun 1976 22.2w 1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 24 Jun 1976

Automatic Timing 23.53 1h1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 22 Jun 1976 23.20 1h2 Eugene 22 Jun 1976 22.96 1q1 Debra Armstrong Eugene 22 Jun 1976 22.95 1s1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 24 Jun 1976 22.91 1h4 Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 22.67 1q1 Randy Givens Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 22.47 1q2 Valerie Brisco-Hooks Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 22.16 1 Valerie Brisco-Hooks Los Angeles 22 Jun 1984 21.96 1h1 Florence Griffith Joyner Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 21.77 1q2 Florence Griffith Joyner Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 22.49w 1 Brenda Morehead Eugene 24 Jun 1976 22.31w 1s1 Florence Griffith Los Angeles 22 Jun 1984 400 Meters

54.7 1h1 Janell Smith New York 7 Aug 1964 54.3 1h2 Jarvis Scott Walnut 25 Aug 1968 53.5 1 Jarvis Scott Walnut 25 Aug 1968 53.5 1h2 Debra Edwards Frederick, Md. 7 Jul 1972 51.8 1 Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing 51.79 1s1 Debra Sapenter Eugene 24 Jun 1976 51.48 1 Eugene 25 Jun 1980 50.87 1q2 Chandra Cheeseborough Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 50.41 1s1 Chandra Cheeseborough Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 49.28 1 Chandra Cheeseborough Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 800 Meters

2:32.6 1 Rayma Wilson Newark 4 Jul 1928 2:16.6 1h1 Abilene 15 Jul 1960 2:15.6 1 Pat Daniels Abilene 16 Jul 1960 2:13.1 1 Sandra Knott New York 8 Aug 1964 2:11.6 1h1 Vicki Foltz Walnut 24 Aug 1968 2:03.0 1 Walnut 24 Aug 1968 2:03.0 2 Doris Brown Walnut 24 Aug 1968 2:02.38 1s1 Madeline Jackson Eugene 20 Jun 1976 1:59.81 1 Madeline Jackson Eugene 22 Jun 1976 1:58.30 1 Madeline Manning Eugene 24 Jun 1980 1:58.01 1 Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 1:57.04 1 Meredith Rainey Atlanta 17 Jun 1996 1500 Meters

4:26.5 1h1 Kathy Gibbons Frederick, Md. 7 Jul 1972 4:10.4 1 Francie Larrieu Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 4:07.32 1 Cindy Poor Eugene 27 Jun 1976 4:04.91 1 Eugene 29 Jun 1980 4:00.18 1 Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 3:58.92 1 Mary Slaney Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 24 3000 Meters

9:01.28 1h1 Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 8:48.51 1s1 Cindy Bremser Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 8:34.91 1 Mary Decker Slaney Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 5000 Meters

15:44.33 1h1 Atlanta 14 Jun 1996 15:28.18 1 Lynn Jennings Atlanta 17 Jun 1996 14:45.35 1 Sacrameno 21 Jul 2000 10000 Meters

34:04.77 1h1 Lynn Jennings Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 33:57.22 1h2 Patty Murray Indianapolis 18 Jul 1988 31:51.27 1 Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 31:51.05 1 Deena Drossin Sacramento 14 Jul 2000 Marathon

2:31:04 1 Olympia, Wa. 12 May 1984 2:29:50 1 Pittsburgh 1 May 1988 10 Kilometers Walk

45:46 1 Debbie Lawrence New Orleans 22 Jun 1992 20 Kilometers Walk

1:32:39 1 Sacramento 16 Jul 2000 100 Meters Hurdles

13.3 1h1 Pat Johnson Frederick, Md. 7 Jul 1972 13.1 1h3 Lacey O’Neal Frederick, Md. 7 Jul 1972 13.0 1 Pat Johnson Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972

Automatic Timing 13.60 1h2 Debby LaPlante Eugene 26 Jun 1976 13.22 1h1 Debby LaPlante Eugene 24 Jun 1980 13.00 1s1 Debby LaPlante Eugene 25 Jun 1980 12.90 1 Stephanie Hightower Eugene 25 Jun 1980 12.83 1q2 Gail Devers Indianapolis 21 Jul 1988 12.83 1s1 Pat Davis Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 12.83 1s2 Jackie Humphrey Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 12.80 1q1 LaVonna Martin New Orleans 27 Jun 1992 12.78 1s1 Lynda Tolbert New Orleans 27 Jun 1992 12.67 1s2 Gail Devers New Orleans 27 Jun 1992 12.55 1 Gail Devers New Orleans 28 Jun 1992 12.33 1 Gail Devers Sacramento 23 Jul 2000

Automatic Timing - Wind-assisted 13.33w 1s1 Debby LaPlante Eugene 26 Jun 1976 13.25w 1 Eugene 27 Jun 1976 12.81w 1q1 Benita Fitzgerald-Brown Indianapolis 21 Jul 1988 12.45w 1s2 Gail Devers Sacramento 23 Jul 2000

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 25 400 Meters Hurdles

56.48 1h1 Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 56.33 1h3 Judi Brown Los Angeles 18 Jun 1984 55.61 1s1 Lori McCauley Los Angeles 19 Jun 1984 54.93 1 Judi Brown Los Angeles 21 Jun 1984 54.93 1 Indianapolis 20 Jul 1988 53.62 1 Sandra Farmer-Patrick New Orleans 21 Jun 1992 53.33 1 Sacramento 17 Jul 2000 High Jump

4’11 3/4 1.52 1 Mildred Wiley Newark 4 Jul 1928 4’11 3/4 1.52 2 Jean Shiley Newark 4 Jul 1928 5’3 3/16 1.60 1= Jean Shiley Evanston 16 Jul 1932 5’3 3/16 1.60 1= Mildred Didriksen Evanston 16 Jul 1932 5’4 3/4 1.64 1 Providence 12 Jul 1948 5’6” 1.67 - New York 8 Aug 1964 5’6” 1.67 2 Terrezene Brown New York 8 Aug 1964 5’6” 1.67 3 Estelle Baskerville New York 8 Aug 1964 5’8” 1.72 1 Eleanor Montgomery New York 8 Aug 1964 5’9 1/4 1.76 1 Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 5’9 1/4 1.76 2 Sandi Goldsberry Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 5’11 1/4 1.81 3 Eugene 24 Jun 1976 5’11 1/4 1.81 - Eugene 24 Jun 1976 5’11 1/4 1.81 - Eugene 24 Jun 1976 6’0 1/2 1.84 2 Joni Huntley Eugene 24 Jun 1976 6’0 1/2 1.84 - Paula Girven Eugene 24 Jun 1976 6’1 1/4 1.86 1 Paula Girven Eugene 24 Jun 1976 6’1 1/4 1.86 1 Eugene 23 Jun 1980 6’1 1/4 1.86 2 Paula Girven Eugene 23 Jun 1980 6’1 1/4 1.86 5 Mary Moore Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’1 1/4 1.86 - Louise Ritter Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’1 1/4 1.86 6 Phyllis Blunston Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’1 1/4 1.86 - Joni Huntley Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’1 1/4 1.86 4 Katrena Johnson Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’1 1/4 1.86 - Pam Spencer Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’2 1/4 1.89 2 Pam Spencer Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’2 1/4 1.89 3 Joni Huntley Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’2 1/4 1.89 - Louise Ritter Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’3 1/4 1.92 1 Louise Ritter Los Angeles 23 Jun 1984 6’4” 1.93 - Louise Ritter Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’4” 1.93 - Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’4” 1.93 - Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’5” 1.96 3 Trish King Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’5” 1.96 - Louise Ritter Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’5” 1.96 2 Coleen Sommer Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 6’6 1/4 1.99 1 Louise Ritter Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 Pole Vault

Mark before event was included in Olympic program:

13’9 ? 4.20 1 Stacy Dragila Atlanta 19 Jun 1996

14’2 1/2 4.33 - Stacy Dragila Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 14’2 1/2 4.33 3 Melissa Mueller Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 14’2 1/2 4.33 - Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 14’2 1/2 4.33 4 Mary Sauer Sacramento 23 Jul 2000

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 26 14’6 1/4 4.43 - Stacy Dragila Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 14’6 1/4 4.43 2 Kellie Suttle Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 14’10 ? 4.53 - Stacy Dragila Sacramento 23 Jul 2000 15’2 1/4 4.63 1 Stacy Dragila Sacramento 23 Jul 2000

Long Jump

18’4 5/8 5.60 1 Emma Reed Providence 12 Jul 1948 19’9 1/4 6.02 1 Martha Matthews Washington 25 Aug 1956 20’4 1/2 6.21 1 Abilene 15 Jul 1960 21’0 3/4 6.42 1 Martha Watson Walnut 24 Aug 1968 21’9 3/4 6.65 Q Kathy McMillan Eugene 19 Jun 1976 22’11 3/4 7.00 1 Eugene 28 Jun 1980 22’11 3/4 7.00 H Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988 23’8 1/4 7.22 Q Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988

Wind-assisted 21’4”w 6.50 1 Willye White New York 8 Aug 1964 22’1 1/2w 6.74 - Kathy McMillan Eugene 19 Jun 1976 22’3”w 6.78 1 Kathy McMillan Eugene 19 Jun 1976 22’3”w 6.78 - Kathy McMillan Eugene 19 Jun 1976 22’7 1/2w 6.89 - Jodi Anderson Eugene 28 Jun 1980 24’5 1/4w 7.45 1 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 Triple Jump

Mark before event was included in Olympic program:

46’8 1/4” 14.23 1 New Orleans 20 Jun 1992

45’0” 13.70 Q Diana Orrange Atlanta 16 Jun 1996 46’6 1/2” 14.17 Q Atlanta 16 Jun 1996

Shot Put + = 8 lb implement

38’8 1/4+ 11.79 1 Frances Kaszubski Providence 12 Jul 1948 39’8 1/4+ 12.09 1 Janet Dicks Harrisburg 4 Jul 1952 46’9 1/2 14.26 1 Washington 25 Aug 1956 50’10 1/4 15.49 1 Earlene Brown Abilene 15 Jul 1960 53’5” 16.28 1 Frederick, Md. 7 Jul 1972 58’2 1/2 17.74 Q Maren Seidler Eugene 21 Jun 1980 58’9 1/2 17.92 1 Maren Seidler Eugene 21 Jun 1980 59’2 3/4 18.05 Q Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 62’1 3/4 18.94 Q Indianapolis 22 Jul 1988 63’5” 19.33 1 Ramona Pagel Indianapolis 23 Jul 1988 Discus

116’9 35.58 1 Maybelle Reichardt Newark 4 Jul 1928 133’0 40.55 1 Ruth Osborn Evanston 16 Jul 1932 145’4 44.31 1 Earlene Brown Washington 25 Aug 1956 176’10” 53.90 1 Earlene Brown Abilene 15 Jul 1960 192’8” 58.72 Q Eugene 28 Jun 1980 197’6” 60.20 1 Lorna Griffin Eugene 29 Jun 1980 202’7” 61.76 1 Los Angeles 24 Jun 1984 203’1” 61.90 Q Suzy Powell Sacramento 16 Jul 2000 216’2” 65.90 1 Sacramento 17 Jul 2000

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 27 Hammer

Mark before event was included in Olympic program:

193’9” 58.06 1 Atlanta 19 Jun 1996

210’11” 64.28 - Dawn Ellerbe Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 214’5” 65.35 4 Anna Norgren Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 214’7” 65.40 - Dawn Ellerbe Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 217’2” 66.20 3 Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 224’7” 68.49 - Dawn Ellerbe Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 226’6” 69.04 - Dawn Ellerbe Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 227’0” 69.20 1 Dawn Ellerbe Sacramento 15 Jul 2000 Javelin

139’3” 42.44 1 Mildred Didriksen Evanston 16 Jul 1932 140’4” 42.76 1 Providence 12 Jul 1948 153’5” 46.75 1 Washington 25 Aug 1956 163’5 49.82 1 Karen Anderson Oldham Abilene 16 Jul 1960 176’0” 53.64 1 Ranae Bair New York 8 Aug 1964 177’5” 54.08 1 Walnut 25 Aug 1968 197’9” 60.28 1 Frederick, Md. 8 Jul 1972 202’3” 61.64 Q Kate Schmidt Eugene 19 Jun 1976 213’5” 65.04 1 Kate Schmidt Eugene 20 Jun 1976

New Implement – from 2000 onwards

191’2” 58.28 1 Lynda Blutreich Sacramento 17 Jul 2000

Heptathlon

6520 6579 1 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Los Angeles 17 Jun 1984 7215 7215 1 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Indianapolis 16 Jul 1988

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 28 Olympic Trials all-time lists ( m = manual timing, ! = Non-winning mark in field event)

100 Meters 400 Meters 9.92 1 Dennis Mitchell 1996 43.44 1 Michael Johnson 1996 9.93 1h4 Maurice Greene 2000 43.68 1 Johnson 2000 9.96 1h4 Carl Lewis 1988 43.81 2 Danny Everett 1992 9.96 1q1 Lewis 1988 43.91 2 Butch Reynolds 1996 9.98 1s1 Mitchell 1996 43.93 1 Reynolds 1988 9.98 1s2 1996 43.97 1s1 1992 9.99 1h1 Drummond 1996 43.98 2 Everett 1988 10.00 1q1 Drummond 1996 44.06A 1 Lee Evans 1968 10.00 2s2 Mike Marsh 1996 44.08 2 Steve Lewis 1992 10.00 2 Marsh 1996 44.09 3 1996 (10/5) (10/7) 10.01 2q1 1996 44.19A 2 Larry James 1968 10.02 1h2 1996 44.1m 1 Wayne Collet 1972 10.02 2s1 1996 44.30 4 LaMont Smith 1996 10.03 1h5 2000 44.2m 1s1 Fred Newhouse 1972 10.06 5s1 Vincent Henderson 1996 44.3m 2 1972 10.07 2h1 Terry Bowen 1996 10.07 1h4 1996 800 Meters Wind-assisted 9.78w 1 Carl Lewis 1988 1:42.80 1 Johnny Gray 1992 9.86w 2 Dennis Mitchell 1988 1:43.67 2 1992 9.87w 1s2 Calvin Smith 1988 1:43.74 1 Earl Jones 1984 9.87w 3 Smith 1988 1:43.74 2 Gray 1984 9.88w 4 Albert Robinson 1988 1:43.92 3 1984 9.90w 5 Joe DeLoach 1988 1:43.92 4 1984 9.94w 2s2 Robinson 1988 1:43.96 1 Gray 1988 9.94w 6 Mike Marsh 1988 1:43.97 3 Jose Parrilla 1992 9.96w 3s2 DeLoach 1988 1:44.00 4 George Kersh 1992 9.98w 7 1988 1:44.00 1 Gray 1996 1:44.3m 1 Dave Wottle 1972 200 Meters (10/8) 1:44.44 5 Terril Davis 1992 19.66 1 Michael Johnson 1996 1:44.53 1 1980 19.79 1 Johnson 1992 19.84 1q3 Carl Lewis 1984 1500 Meters 19.85 1 2000 19.86 1 Lewis 1984 3:35.15 1 Steve Scott 1980 19.86 2 Mike Marsh 1992 3:35.90 1 2000 19.88 2 2000 3:36.23 2 1980 19.89 1h4 Johnson 2000 3:36.24 1 1992 19.92A 1 John Carlos 1968 3:36.43 1 Spivey 1984 19.96 1 Joe DeLoach 1988 3:36.47 1 Rick Wohlhuter 1976 19.96 3 2000 3:36.48 2 1992 (11/8) 3:36.70 2 Matt Centrowitz 1976 20.02 1s2 Jeff Williams 1996 3:36.70 2 2000 20.05 2 1984 3:36.72 3 1976 20.05 3 1988 (10/9) 20.05 4 Albert Robinson 1988 3:37.02 3 Maree 1984

Wind-assisted 19.70w 1s1 Michael Johnson 1996 19.99w 2s1 Ramon Clay 1996

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 29 3000 Meters Steeplechase 2:11:58 2 1976 2:11:59 4 Dave Gordon 1984 8:15.68 1 Henry Marsh 1980 2:12:25 5 Dean Matthews 1984 8:15.77 1 2000 8:15.91 1 Marsh 1984 20 Kilometers Walk 8:16.20 2 2000 8:16.56 1 1992 1:26:17 1 Marco Evoniuk 1984 8:16.87 2 Croghan 1992 1:27:12 1= Evoniuk 1980 8:16.88 3 Danny Lopez 1992 1:27:12 1= Jim Heiring 1980 8:16.92 4 Tom Nohilly 1992 1:27:18 2 Heiring 1984 8:17.00 2 Diemer 1984 1:29:05 3 Dan O’Connor 1980 8:18.45 3 1984 1:29:12 3 O’Connor 1984 (10/7) 1:29:38 1 1992 8:19.26 2 1996 1:29:50 1 Curt Clausen 1996 8:20.60 2 Doug Brown 1980 1:30:23 2 1992 8:20.73 3 1996 1:30:25 4 Sam Shick 1984 (10/7) 5000 Meters 1:30:27 2 Tim Seaman 1996 1:30:28 4 Todd Scully 1980 13:22.8 1 Steve Prefontaine 1972 1:30:39 3 Jonathan Matthews 1992 13:26.34 1 1984 13:26.60 1 1976 50 Kilometers Walk 13:27.06 1 2000 13:27.31 2 Brad Hauser 2000 3:56:16 1 Curt Clausen 2000 13:27.72 2 Steve Lacy 1984 3:57:48 1 Carl Schueler 1988 13:28.62 3 1984 3:57:54 2 2000 13:29.4 2 George Young 1972 3:59:34 1 Schueler 1980 13:29.46 2 Duncan MacDonald 1976 4:00:30 2 Marco Evoniuk 1980 13:29.48 3 Nick Rogers 2000 4:02:10 1 Schueler 1992 4:02:25 1 Evoniuk 1984 10000 Meters 4:02:10 1 Schueler 1992 4:03:33 2 Evoniuk 1988 27:45.61 1 Craig Virgin 1980 4:04:38 2 1992 27:55.45 1 Frank Shorter 1976 (10/5) 27:59.08 1 1984 4:05:07 3 1988 27:59.43 2 Virgin 1976 4:07:00 3 Phillip Dunn 2000 28:02.27 2 Virgin 1984 4:09:09 4 Jim Heiring 1988 28:03.14 2 Greg Fredericks 1980 4:11:03 3 Dan O’Connor 1980 28:03.32 1 2000 4:11:53 4 1992 28:03.35 2 2000 28:03.74 3 1976 110 Meters Hurdles 28:03.86 3 1984 (10/8) 12.92 1 Allen Johnson 1996 28:04.42 4 Bill Rodgers 1976 12.94 1s2 Jack Pierce 1996 28:06.80 5 Mark Curp 1984 12.97 1 Johnson 2000 13.05 2 1996 13.08 1s1 Crear 1996 Marathon 13.11 2 Crear 2000 13.13 1 Pierce 1992 2:10:19 1 Tony Sandoval 1980 13.14 1s2 Roger Kingdom 1988 2:10:41 2 Benji Durden 1980 13.14 1s1 2000 2:10:55 3 Kyle Heffner 1980 13.15 2s1 Johnson 2000 2:11:43 1 1984 (10/5) 2:11:44 2 1984 13.19 1h1 Greg Foster 1984 2:11:50 3 1984 13.19 1h4 Steve Brown 1996 2:11:51 1 Frank Shorter 1976 13.19 3 2000 13.20 2s1 Larry Harrington 1996 13.21 3 1996

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 30 400 Meters Hurdles Long Jump 8.76 1 Carl Lewis 1988 47.37 1 Edwin Moses 1988 8.74 2 Larry Myricks 1988 47.58 1s1 Moses 1984 8.71 1 Lewis 1984 47.58 2 1988 8.68! - Lewis 1988 47.62 1 2000 8.62 1 Mike Powell 1992 47.72 3 1988 8.55! - Myricks 1988 47.75 4 Dave Patrick 1988 8.55! - Myricks 1988 47.76 1 Moses 1984 8.53 - Lewis 1992 47.76 5 1988 8.50! - Powell 1992 47.90 1 Moses 1980 8.43! - Myricks 1988 47.98 1 1996 (10/3) 48.01 2 Patrick 1992 8.34 - Ralph Boston 1964 (10/7) 8.34 Q Mike Conley 1992 48.16 3s1 Tony Rambo 1984 8.31 1 2000 48.18 2 1996 8.26 3 1992 48.22 2 2000 8.26 5 Sean Robbins 1996 8.25A - 1968 High Jump 8.25 - Gordon Laine 1988

2.35 1 Hollis Conway 1992 Wind-assisted 2.35 2 Darren Plab 1992 8.59w! - Lewis 1988 2.34 1 Dwight Stones 1984 8.46w(2/2)1 Ralph Boston 1964 2.34 1 Jim Howard 1988 8.39Aw 1 Bob Beamon 1968 2.32! - Howard 1988 8.37w 1 1976 2.32 2 Conway 1988 8.31w 3 Gordon Laine 1988 2.32 3 Brian Stanton 1988 2.32! - Conway 1992 Triple Jump 2.32! - Plab 1992 2.32 3 1992 17.68 1 Mike Conley 1992 2.32 4 Tony Barton 1992 17.61! - Conley 1992 2.32 1 Austin 2000 17.57 2 Conley 1996 (12/7) 17.50! - Conley 1984 2.31 2 Doug Nordquist 1984 17.48! - Conley 1992 2.30 2 1996 17.36! - Conley 1996 2.30 3 1996 17.32! - Conley 1984 17.31! - Conley 1984 Pole Vault 17.19 Q Paul Jordan 1984 17.19 2 1984 5.89 1 Kory Tarpenning 1988 17.19 3 Robert Howard 1996 5.83 1 Lawrence Johnson 2000 (11/4) 5.81 1 Mike Tully 1984 17.14 3 Willie Banks 1984 5.80 1 1992 17.12 5 1992 5.80 2 Dave Volz 1992 17.07 2 Dave Smith 1972 5.80 3 Tarpenning 1992 17.06 Q 1992 5.80 1 Johnson 1996 17.06 4 LaMark Carter 1996 5.80 2 1996 17.03 Q Erick Walder 1996 5.79! - Tarpenning 1988 5.79 2 1988 Wind-assisted (9/7) 5.73 2 2000 18.20w 1 Willie Banks 1988 5.71 2 Doug Lytle 1984 18.06w - Banks 1988 5.70 1 Dave Roberts 1976 18.01w 1 Kenny Harrison 1996 5.70 4 Dean Starkey 1992 17.93w 2 Charlie Simpkins 1988 5.70 5 Bill Payne 1992 17.86w 1 Simpkins 1992 5.70 3 1996 17.63w 3 1988 5.70 5 Greg Duplantis 1996 17.63w - Conley 1992 5.70 6 1996 17.62w - Banks 1988 17.62w 4 Conley 1988

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 31 17.61w! - Cannon 1988 77.18! - Deal 1992 17.58w 5 Al Joyner 1988 (10/3) (11/5) 74.58 4 Jim Driscoll 1992 17.53w 7 Ray Kimble 1988 74.26 2 David Popejoy 1996 17.29w 1 James Butts 1976 73.58 3 Kevin McMahon 1996 17.25w 3 1992 73.24 1 Bill Green 1984 17.12w 2 John Craft 1972 71.82 3 Ed Burke 1984 70.98 1 Andy Bessette 1980 Shot Put 70.38 2 John McArdle 1980

22.12 1 Adam Nelson 2000 Javelin 21.88 1 Randy Barnes 1988 81.86 1 Todd Riech 1996 21.87 2 CJ Hunter 2000 81.60 2 Tom Pukstys 1996 21.81! - Hunter 2000 81.08 1 2000 21.61 3 2000 81.02! - Pukstys 1996 21.48 1 1992 80.96! - Pukstys 1996 21.37 1 George Woods 1972 80.48 Q Pukstys 1996 21.37 1 Barnes 1996 80.30! - Greer 2000 21.36! - Barnes 1988 80.24! - Pukstys 1996 21.35 1 1984 80.18 Q Greer 2000 21.24 2 1984 79.98 1 Pukstys 1992 21.19 2 John Godina 1996 79.98 2 Greer 1996 21.12 1 1976 (11/3) 79.66 1 Dave Stephens‘ 1988 Discus 79.46 2 Brian Crouser‘ 1988 79.46 3 Tom Petranoff 1988 68.68 1 Mac Wilkins 1980 78.52 4 1988 68.32 1 Wilkins 1976 77.24 5 Roald Bradstock 1996 68.00 2 John Powell 1980 76.68 Q Ed Kaminski 1996 67.70! - Wilkins 1976 75.90 5 Craig Christianson 1988 67.66! - Wilkins 1976 67.46! - Wilkins 1980 Old Javelin 67.34! - Wilkins 1980 (Old implement/equivalent with new) 67.34 2 Powell 1976 93.44/85.71 1 Duncan Atwood 1984 67.16 Q Wilkins 1980 88.70/82.16 1 Rod Ewaliko 1980 67.14 1 Powell 1984 84.61/79.20 1 Al Cantello 1960 (10/2) 84.18/78.88 1 1976 66.93 Q Anthony Washington2000 66.50 3 1980 Decathlon (Scored on 1985 tables) 65.86 Q John Godina 2000 8726 1 Dan O’Brien 1996 65.56 4 Al Oerter 1980 8649 1 Dave Johnson 1992 65.54 3 1984 8636 2 1996 65.30 2 1988 8546 3 1996 64.94 3 1988 8467 1 2000 64.74 3 Jay Silvester 1976 8459 1 Bruce Jenner 1976 8345 4 1996 Hammer 8293 1 1988 8287 2 Tim Bright 1988 80.12 1 Jud Logan 1992 8285 2 Huffins 2000 79.94 2 Lance Deal 1992 (10/9) 79.60! - Logan 1992 8237 2 1992 78.87 1 Deal 2000 8227 5 Drew Fucci 1996 78.24! - Deal 1992 8191 2 1976 77.98! - Deal 2000 8166 1 Bob Coffman 1980 77.56 3 Ken Flax 1992 8163 3 1992 77.28 1 Flax 1988 8163 7 Ricky Barker 1996 77.26! - Deal 2000

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 32 WOMEN 50.15 1s2 Maicel Malone 1996 50.19 3 1984 100 Meters 50.22 1 Stevens 1992 50.23 2 Jearl Miles-Clark 2000 10.49 1q1 Florence Griffith-Joyner 1988 50.29 3 Michelle Collins 2000 10.61 1 Griffith-Joyner 1988 50.30 2 Miles 1992 10.70 1s1 Griffith-Joyner 1988 (10/8) 10.81 2 Evelyn Ashford 1988 50.38 1 1988 10.82 1 1996 50.40 4 Sherri Howard 1984 10.83 1q2 1988 50.40 2 1988 10.85 2s1 Ashford 1988 10.88 2q1 1988 800 Meters 10.88 1 Marion Jones 2000 1:57.04 1 Meredith Rainey 1996 10.91 3 Torrence 1988 1:58.01 1 Kim Gallagher 1988 10.91 2 Gail Devers 1996 1:58.22 2 Joetta Clark 1996 (11/7) 1:58.30 1 Madeline Manning 1980 10.92 2q2 1988 1:58.47 1 Clark 1992 10.92 3 D’Andre Hill 1996 1:58.50 1 Gallagher 1984 10.96 2h1 1996 1:58.97 1 2000 10.96 4 1996 1:59.04 3 Suzy Hamilton 1996 1:59.14 2 Jearl Miles-Clark 2000 Wind-assisted 1:59.15 2 1992 (10/8) 10.60w 1h1 Griffith-Joyner 1988 1:59.20 2 Delisa Floyd 1988 10.78w 1q3 Gwen Torrence 1988 1:59.28 4 Kathi Rounds 1996 10.83w 1h2 Echols 1988 1:59.34 2 Ruth Wysocki 1984 10.88w 2h2 Alice Brown 1988 10.91w 2q3 Ashford 1988 1500 Meters 10.93w 1h3 Torrence 1988 3:58.92 1 Mary Slaney 1988 200 Meters 4:00.18 1 Ruth Wysocki 1984 4:00.40 2 Decker (Slaney) 1984 21.77 1q2 Florence Griffith 1988 4:00.46 2 Regina Jacobs 1988 21.85 1 Griffith-Joyner 1988 4:01.01 1 Jacobs 2000 21.93 2 1988 4:01.81 2 Suzy Favor-Hamilton 2000 21.94 1 Marion Jones 2000 4:03.72 1 Jacobs 1992 21.96 1h1 Griffith-Jo. 1988 4:04.04 2 PattiSue Plumer 1992 22.02 3 Gwen Torrence 1988 4:04.07 3 1984 22.03 1 Torrence 1992 4:04.53 3 Hamilton 1992 22.08 1s1 Jones 2000 (10/6) 22.09 2 Inger Miller 2000 4:05.41 3 Kim Gallagher 1988 22.11 4 Valerie Brisco 1988 4:06.44 3 2000 (10/6) 4:06.47 4 1984 22.14 1 Carlette Guidry 1996 4:06.66 5 Julie Jenkins 1988 22.18 2 -St . 1996 22.30 1q1 Zundra Feagin 1996 5000 Meters 22.38 3 2000 14:45.35 1 Regina Jacobs 2000 Wind-assisted 15:11.55 2 Deena Drossin 2000 15:12.07 3 2000 22.12w 1s1 Torrence 1988 15:21.16 4 2000 21.90w 1s2 Griffith-Joyner 1988 15:23.71 5 Anne Marie Lauck 2000 15:28.18 1 Lynn Jennings 1996 400 Meters 15:29.39 2 Mary Slaney 1996 15:29.91 3 Amy Rudolph 1996 49.28 1 Cha.Cheeseborough 1984 15:30.44 6 Clare Taylor 2000 49.79 2 Valerie Briscoe 1984 15:30.77 4 Libbie Johnson 1996 49.87 1 Latasha Colaner-Ri. 2000 50.06 1s2 1992

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 33 10000 Meters 54.75 2 Tonja Buford 1992 54.80 3 1992 31:51.05 1 Deena Drossin 2000 (10/5) 31:51.27 1 Lynn Nelson 1988 54.87 2s2 Rebecca Buchanan 1996 31:58.34 2 Jen Rhines 2000 54.87 4 Trevaia Williams 1996 31:58.68 3 2000 54.93 1 Judi Brown 1984 32:01.86 4 Anne Marie Lauck 2000 54.93 1 Schowonda Williams 1988 32:03.63 2 Francie Larrieu 1988 54.96 2s1 Tonya Williams 1996 32:07.74 3 Lynn Jennings 1988 32:09.49 5 2000 High Jump 32:14.05 4 Nan Doak-Davis 1988 32:15.88 5 Lisa Weidenbach 1988 1.99 1 Louise Ritter 1988 1.96 2 Trish King 1988 Marathon 1.96! - Ritter 1988 2:29:45 1 1996 1.96 3 Coleen Sommer 1988 2:29:50 1 Margaret Groos 1988 1.95 1 1996 2:30:06 2 1996 1.95 2 1996 2:30:12 1 1992 1.93! - Ritter 1988 2:30:14 2 1988 1.93! - Sommer 1988 2:30:18 3 Cathy O’Brien 1988 1.93! - King 1988 2:30:26 2 O’Brien 1992 1.93 1 Karol Damon 2000 2:30:39 3 Francie Larrieu 1988 1.93 2 2000 2:31:04 1 Joan Benoit 1984 (11/7) 2:31:06 4 Lisa Weidenbach 1988 1.92 1 1992 (10/9) 1.92 3 1996 2:31:18 3 Anne Marie Lauck 1996 1.90 4 Rita Graves 1988 1.90 5= Latrese Johnson 1988 100 Meters Hurdles 1.90 5= 1988

12.33 1 Gail Devers 2000 Pole Vault 12.55 1 Devers 1992 12.57 1h3 Devers 2000 4.63 1 Stacy Dragila 2000 12.57 1s1 Melissa Morrison 2000 4.53! - Dragila 2000 12.62 1 Devers 1996 4.43! - Dragila 2000 12.63 2 Morrison 2000 4.43 2 Kellie Suttle 2000 12.67 1s2 Devers 1992 4.33! - Dragila 2000 12.67 2s1 2000 4.33 3 Melissa Mueller 2000 12.68 3s1 Sharon Jewell 2000 4.33! - Suttle 2000 12.69 2 Lynda Goode 1996 4.33 4 Mary Sauer 2000 12.69 3 Jewell 2000 (10/5) Long Jump 12.71 2 LaVonna Martin 1992 12.76 3 Cheryl Dickey 1996 7.22 Q Jackie Joyner-Ker. 1988 12.77 4s1 Tonya Lawson 2000 7.08 1 Joyner-Kersee 1992 12.78 5s1 Miesha McKelvy 2000 7.02 1 Marion Jones 2000 12.80 4 Monifa Taylor 1992 7.01 Q 1996 7.00 1 Jodi Anderson 1980 Wind-assisted 7.00 H Joyner-Kersee 1988 6.96 - 2000 12.45w 1s 2 Devers 2000 6.94 Q Joyner-Kersee 1996 6.93 2 Williams 1996 400 Meters Hurdles 6.91 2 Sheila Echols 1992 (10/6) 53.33 1 Sandra Glover 2000 6.89 1 1984 53.62 1 Sandra Farmer-Patr. 1992 6.88 3 1996 53.81 1 1996 6.76 2 Kathy McMillan 1980 53.87 1s1 Glover 2000 6.75 4 1996 53.92 2 Tonja Buford-Bailey 1996 54.07 3 Farmer-Patrick 1996 Wind-assisted 54.67 1s2 Batten 1996

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 34 54.70 2 Batten 2000 7.45w 1 Jackie Joyner-Ker. 1988 7.04w - Joyner-Kersee 1988 61.90 Q Powell 2000 7.04w - Joyner-Kersee 1988 61.76 1 Leslie Deniz 1984 6.97w 2 Dawn Burrell 2000 61.74 3 Kristin Kuehl 2000 6.88w 4 Yvette Bates 1988 (10/4) 6.84w 4 Meosha Hubbard 2000 61.72 1 Connie Price-Sm. 1992 6.78w 1 Kathy McMillan 1976 61.28 2 Ramona Pagel 1988 60.70 4 Aretha Hill 2000 Triple Jump 60.54 2 1992 60.66 3 1988 14.23 1 Sheila Hudson 1992 60.20 1 Lorna Griffin 1980 14.17 Q Cynthea Rhodes 1996 14.06 1 Rhodes 1996 Javelin (new implement in 2000) 14.05 2 Hudson 1996 13.96! - Hudson 1996 65.04 1 Kate Schmidt 1976 13.96 1 2000 63.66 1 1988 13.93 2 Hudson 2000 63.54 1 1980 13.91 3 2000 63.20 - Smith 1980 13.91! - Gamble 2000 62.80 - Smith 1980 13.90! - Hudson 1996 62.70 - Smith 1980 (10/4) 62.50 Q Smith 1980 13.84 3 Diana Orrange 1996 62.08 Q Smith 1984 13.83 4 Stacy Bowers 2000 61.64 Q Schmidt 1976 13.83 5 Natasha Alleyne 2000 61.56 - Schmidt 1976 13.80 4 Wendy Brown 1996 (10/3) 13.74 Q Shakeema Walker 2000 58.40 2 1976 13.69 5 Talisa Young 1996 58.28 1 Lynda Blutreich 2000 58.20 Q Lynda Sutfin 1984 Wind-assisted 57.58 1 1996 57.48 Q Windy Dean 1996 13.82w Q Vanitta Kinard 2000 57.06 2 2000 56.98 Q 1996

Shot Put (1984 on 1985 tables)

19.33 1 Ramona Pagel 1988 7215 1 Jackie Joyner-Kersee 1988 19.09 1 Connie Price-Sm. 1996 6695 1 Joyner-Kersee 1992 19.06 1 Price-Smith 1992 6579 1 Joyner-Kersee 1984 18.94 Q Pagel 1988 6424 2 Jodi Anderson 1980 18.93 - Pagel 1988 6406 1 Kelly Blair 1996 18.88 - Pagel 1988 6403 2 Joyner-Kersee 1996 18.85 - Pagel 1988 6352 3 1996 18.83 2 Bonnie Dasse 1988 6343 1 DeDee Nathan 2000 18.77!- Price-Smith 1996 6339 2 2000 18.63 1 Price-Smith 2000 6327 4 Nathan 1996 (10/3) (10/6) 17.92 1 Maren Seidler 1980 6287 5 Jamie McNeair 1996 17.74 2 Jesseca Cross 2000 6281 6 1996 17.73 3 Dawn Dumble 1996 6226 2 1988 17.62 4 1988 6094 4 Tiffany Lott-Hogan 2000 17.61 4 Valeta Althouse 1996 17.56 5 Amy Christiansen 1996 17.47 5 Regina Cavanaugh 1988

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 35 Discus Hammer 65.90 1 Seilala Sua 2000 69.20 1 Dawn Ellerbe 2000 65.90 1 Seilala Sua 2000 69.04! - Ellerbe 2000 64.58 2 Suzy Powell 2000 68.45! - Ellerbe 2000 63.39! - Powell 2000 67.53! - Ellerbe 2000 63.19! - Sua 2000 66.31 2 (5/2) 2000 62.80! - Powell 2000 66.20 3 Jesseca Cross 2000 62.67! - Sua 2000 65.35 4 Anna Norgren 2000 62.12! - Powell 2000 62.17 5 Bethany Hart 2000 62.14 6 Tamika Powell 2000 61.35 7 Leslie Coons 2000

US 5 and 4-Time Olympians

MEN WOMEN

5 - Carl Lewis (1980-96) 5 - Willye White (1956-72)

4 - Hal Connolly (1956-68) 4 - Evelyn Ashford (1976-92) Willie Davenport (1964-76) Olga Connolly (1960-72) Marco Evoniuk (1980-92) Francie Larrieu-Smith (1972-92) Johnny Gray (1984-96) Madeline Manning (1968-80) Al Hall (1956-68) Jackie Joyner-Kersee (1984-96) Henry Marsh (1976-88) Ramona Pagel (1984-96) Ed Moses (1976-88) Maren Seidler (1968-80) Parry O’Brien (1952-64) Mary Slaney (1980-88, 1996) Al Oerter (1956-68) Karin Smith (1976-88) John Powell (1972-84) Martha Watson (1964-76) Carl Schueler (1980-92) Connie Price-Smith (1988-2000) Jay Silvester (1964-76) Mac Wilkins (1976-88) George Young (1960-72) Lance Deal (1988-2000)

Olga Connolly made 5 Olympic teams - the first being in 1956 for Czechoslovakia in her maiden name of Fikotová.

Most Olympic Trials wins

5 - Carl Lewis (100-2/200/LJ-2) 6 - Jackie Joyner-Kersee (LJ-3/HEP-3) 4 - Edwin Moses (400h-4) 5 - Earlene Brown (SP-3/DT-2) Frank Shorter (10k-2/Mar-2) Connie Price-Smith (SP-3/DT-2) Mal Whitfield (400-2/800-2) 4 - Madeline Manning (800-4) George Young (St-3/Mar-1) Maren Seidler (SP-4) Michael Johnson (200-2/400-2) Mary Slaney (1500-2/3k-2) 3 - Curt Clausen (20 km W; 50 km W) Regina Jacobs (1500-3/5,000) Ira Davis (TJ-3) 3 - Gail Devers (100H-3) Johnny Gray (800-3) Olga Connolly (DT-3) (20W-2/50W) Louise Ritter (HJ-3) Joie Ray (1500/3k/10k) + Gwen Torrence (100-2/200) Jay Silvester (DT-3) Marion Jones (100/200/LJ) Carl Schueler (50W) Curtis Stone (5k-2/10k) Mac Wilkins (DT-3)

+ - Ray won the fastest of the 3 marathon races in 1928, but this was not an official trials qualification race.

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 36 Longest span of competition in Olympic Trials, in years

24 - /50W (1932-56) 28 - Stella Walsh (1928-56) Al Oerter/DT (1956-80) 20 - Francie Larrieu-Smith/1500-Mar Ed Burke/HT (1960-84) (1972-92) 20 - Al Hall/HT (1956-76) Karin Smith/JT (1972-92) Jay Silvester/DT (1960-80) Martha Watson/400R-LJ (1960-80) Johnny Gray/800 (1980-2000) Willye White/LJ (1956-76) 16 - Hal Connolly/HT (1956-72) Ruth Wysocki/800/1500 (1976-96) Ernest Crosbie/50W (1932-48) Jackie Joyner-Kersee/LJ-HEP Henry Dreyer/HT (1936-52) (1980-2000) Ron Laird/20W-50W (1960-76) 16 - Kate Schmidt/JT (1968-84) Carl Lewis/100-200-LJ (1980-96) /PEN-HEP (1972-88) Joe McCluskey/St (1932-48) Evelyn Ashford/100 (1976-92) Larry Myricks/LJ (1976-92) Mary Slaney/1500-5k (1980-96) Dan O’Connor/20W-50W (1976-92) John Powell/DT (1972-88) George Young/St-Mar (1956-72)

Of those shown in the above list, only Ed Burke competed in as many as 7 Olympic Trials meets, as WWII precluded Deni from the oppor- tunity of OT meets, and Al Oerter took time out in 1972 and 1976. In addition to the above, Clarence DeMar, the most durable top class American marathoner of all-time made the US team in 1912, 1924 and 1928, and placed among the top-16 as late as 1936, 24 years after his debut. He com- peted in the 1948 Boston marathon, but placed more than an hour behind the top US finisher. As a corollary, John A.Kelley ran in the 1932 Boston race - but Dnf, made the Olympic team in 1936 and 1948, and ran in the 1952 Boston race - but both men are excluded from the list above, as there was no specific Trials race during their era. In both 1928 and 1956 Walsh failed to make the sprint finals, but won the 100 in 1932 and a silver in 1936 as Stanislawa Walasiewicz - for . After her death she was determined by autopsy to have hermaphroditic features. Al Oerter missed making it 28 years when he injured himself in the TAC discus in 1984; he was still throwing beyond 190’ in 1988, further than his 1956 Olympic winning distance (184’10”).

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 37 Trials, College and Olympics

The following athletes have won their events in the Olympic Trials, after taking an IC4A (pre-1921) or NCAA title, and preceding their Olympic per- formance, where relevant.

Athletes in IC4A/Eastern OT IC4A En-OT pre-1924 in italics Year/Event NCAA OT OG Nate Cartmell (Penn) 1908/200 22.0y-s 21.8s 22.7-3 Ralph Metcalfe (Marquette) 1932/100 10.2 10.64 10.38-2 1932/200 20.4s 21.49s 21.5-3 Jesse Owens (Ohio State) 1936/100 10.2 10.3 10.3-1 1936/200 21.4 21.0 20.7-1 1936/LJ 7.89 7.89 8.06w-1 Bobby Morrow (Abilene Chr) 1956/100 10.4 10.3 10.62-1 1956/200 20.6 20.6 20.75-1 Harvey Glance (Auburn) 1976/100 10.16 10.11 10.19-4 (Auburn 1980/100 10.07 10.26 DNC Mel Patton (USC) 1948/200 20.7w 20.7 21.1-1 (Penn) 1908/400 52.2y 49.8 DNS Archie Williams (Cal) 1936/400 46.1 46.6 46.66-1 Lee Evans (San Jose State) 1968/400 45.0 44.06 43.86-1 Antonio McKay ( Tech) 1984/400 44.83 44.71 44.71-3 Earl Eby (Penn) 1920/800 1:58.0y 1:54.2 1:53.6-2 Mal Whitfield (Ohio State) 1948/800 1:51.1 1:50.6 1:49.2-1 Don Paige (Villanova) 1980/800 1:45.81 1:44.53 DNC John Halstead (Cornell) 1908/1500 4:30.0y 4:01.2 4:05.6-2h2 (Wisconsin) 1948/1500 3:54.3 3:52.41 nt-10 Bob McMillen (Occidental) 1952/1500 3:50.7 3:49.3 3:45.39-2 Dyrol Burleson (Oregon) 1960/1500 3:44.2 3:46.9 3:40.9-6 Gabe Jennings (Stanford) 2000/1500 3:37.76 3:35.90 3:40.10-9s2 Don Lash (Indiana) 1936/5000 14:58.5 15:04.2 nt-13 Bill Dellinger (Oregon) 1956/5000 14:48.5 14:26.0 DNF Steve Prefontaine (Oregon) 1972/5000 13:31.4 13:22.8 13:28.25-4 Forrest Towns (Georgia) 1936/110H 14.3 14.3 14.1-1 Lee Calhoun (NC Central) 1956/110H 13.7 13.8 13.70-1 Robert King (Stamford) 1928/HJ 1.99 1.96 1.94-1 Dave Albritton (Ohio State) 1936/HJ 1.98 2.076 2.00-2 (Texas A&M) 1952/HJ 2.032 2.057 2.04-1 John Thomas (Boston) 1960/HJ 2.134 2.23 2.14-3 Alfred Gilbert (Yale) 1908/PV 3.35 3.85 3.71-1 (USC) 1936/PV 4.31 4.34 4.35-1 (USC) 1936/PV 4.31 4.34 4.25-4 Edward Cook (Cornell) 1908/LJ 6.92 7.07 6.97-4 Ed Hamm () 1928/LJ 7.62 7.90 7.73-1 Willie Steele ( St) 1948/LJ 7.60 7.97 7.82-1 (Indiana) 1956/LJ 7.85 7.83 7.83-1 Ralph Boston (Tenn A&I) 1960/LJ 7.76 8.09w 8.12-1 George Shaw (Columbia) 1952/TJ 14.98 15.38 14.39-19NQ Mike Conley (Arkansas) 1984/TJ 17.35 17.50 17.18-2 Dallas Long (USC) 1960/SP 18.83 19.30 19.01-3 Fortune Gordien (Minnesota) 1948/DT 50.15 50.64 50.76-3 Sim Iness (USC) 1952/DT 52.79 53.29 55.02-1

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 38 WOMEN Alice Brown (Cal St Northr.) 1980/100 11.27 11.32 DNC Stephanie Hightower (Ohio St) 1980/100H 13.07 12.90 DNC Schowanda Williams (LSU) 1988/400H 55.53 54.93 56.71/7sf2 Tanya Hughes (Arizona) 1992/HJ 1.87 1.92 1.88-11 Maren Seidler (Cal St Hayward) 1972/SP 15.86 16.28 16.18-14NQ Seilala Sua (UCLA) 2000/DT 61.20 65.90 59.85-10

Youngest and Oldest Olympians (at date of Olympic qualification) (All under 20, sprinters/jumpers over 30 and others over 40 are listed) MEN Youngest Oldest 100 Johnny Jones (76-4) 18-077 Peter Gerhardt (12W-2) 35-173 Donald Lippincott (12E-4) 18-205 Jon Drummond (00-3) 31-310 Frank Wykoff (28-1) 18-252 (68-3) 30-314 Stanley Floyd (80-1) 18-365” Barney Ewell (48-1) 30-135 Claude Bracey (28-4) 19-028 Dennis Mitchell (96-1) 30-116 Harvey Glance (76-1) 19-084 McTear (76-2) 19-129 Charley Paddock (20-3) 19-341 400R Carl Lewis (80-4R) 18-357 (64-7R) 19-090 (24-4R) 19-120 (68-4R) 19-166 (80-5R) 19-291 200 (76-2) 17-251 Peter Gerhardt (12W-2) 35-173 Donald Lippincott (12E-2) 18-205 Floyd Heard (00-2) 34-121 Richard Stebbins (64-2) 19-091 Jackson Scholz (28-3) 31-114 Robert Cloughen (08E-4) 19-132 Barney Ewell (48-2) 30-136 Charley Paddock (20-1) 19-341 Robert Packard (36-3) 19-348 (76-1) 19-349 400 Bill Green (80-1) 19-057 Michael Johnson (00-1) 32-307 Steve Lewis (88-3) 19-065 (00-3 )32-256 (60-2) 19-139 Butch Reynolds (96-2) 32-011 800 Edwin Turner (32-3) 19-308 Johnny Gray (96-1) 36-000 Mark Everett (88-2) 19-320 Mark Everett (00-1 ) 31-325 Earl Jones (84-1) 19-338 1500 (64-3) 17-137 Steve Scott (88-2) 32-079 Don Bowden (56-3) 19-327 Jason Pyrah (00-2) 31-101 Abel Kiviat (12E-1) 19-351 3000St William Overton (48-3) 19-274 Henry Marsh (88-2) 34-129 Mark Croghan (00-2) 32-194 5000 Louis Zamperini (36-1) 19-178 George Young (72-2) 34-351 (24-6) 19-198 Clifford Furnas (20-2) 19-267 10000 Gerry Lindgren (64-1) 18-186 Earle Johnson (24-@) 33-096 Mar Arthur Newton (1900-1) 17-138 James Henigan (32-2a) 40-360 John A.Kelley (48-3c) 40-226 20kW Ron Zinn (60-2) 21-054 Henry Laskau (56-2) 39-349 50kW Adolph Weinacker (48-2) 19-200 John Deni (52-3) 49-024 John Deni (48-3) 45-029 Leo Sjogren (56-2) 42-166 110H (80-3) 20-010 Willie Davenport (76-2) 33-018 Mark Crear (00-2) 31-295 400H (56-2) 18-177 Edwin Moses (88-1) 32-321 Danny Harris (84-2) 18-283 Charles Daggs (20-4) 19-094 HJ (60-2) 17-284 Charles Austin (00-1) 32-186 Rey Brown (68-2) 17-285 Dwight Stones (84-1) 30-201

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 39 Vern McGrew (48-1) 18-216 Dwight Stones (72-1) 18-216 Cornelius Johnson (32-1) 18-330 Harold Muller (20-2) 19-036 John Thomas (60-1) 19-120 Charles Dumas (56-1) 19-138 Ed Carruthers (64-1) 19-183 Delos Thurber (36-3) 19-232 Phil Reavis (56-3) 19-263 Arnold Betton (52-3) 19-336 PV Casey Carrigan (68-3) 17-221 Earl Bell (88-2) 32-331 Lee Barnes (24-1) 17-334 Kory Tarpenning (92-3) 30-145 Bill Miller (32-2) 19-252 Bob Richards (56-1) 30-131 Dave Volz (92-2) 30-050 (88-3) 30-002 LJ (72-2) 18-321 Carl Lewis (96-3) 34-354 Carl Lewis (80-2) 18-360 Mike Powell (96-1) 32-222 Anthony Watson (60-2) 19-147 Larry Myricks (88-2) 32-130 Harry Worthington (12E-1) 19-163 Edward Cook (08-E1) 19-185 TJ (36-3) 17-344 Mike Conley (96-2) 33-254 Ira Davis (56-1) 18-279 (64-2) 32-234 Willie Banks (88-1) 32-127 Robert Cannon (88-3) 30-007 SP Dimitri Zaitz (36-3) 18-118 Pat McDonald (20-1) 41-357 DT Al Oerter (56-2) 19-285 Jay Silvester (76-3) 38-299 HT Frank Connor (28-4) 19-275 Matt McGrath (24-2) 44-179 Ed Burke (84-3) 44-105 Pat Ryan (20-1) 43-195 Matt McGrath (20-2) 40-212 John Flanagan (08-@) 40-149 JT (68-1) 19-100 Tom Pukstys (00-1) 32-053 DEC Bob Mathias (48-1) 17-223 Fred Dixon (80-3) 30-230 (52-2) 18-206 Chris Huffins (00-2) 30-097

Note that there are U.S. Olympians not included in the above list, who would have been included had there been Trials events in their era. James Mitchell was 40y 7m old when competing in the 1904 Discus, Ralph Rose 19y 5m at the same Games, and was 34 3/4 when competing in the 1908 standing HJ/LJ events. Note also that Charles Hunter, reputedly born May 1875 (and supposedly 45 when competing in the 1920 Olympics) died in May 1975 and was probably in his 20’s at the ‘20 Olympics. finished second in the 1992 Trials 10,000m at the age of 33-288 but did not have a qualifying mark and so did not make the team. Only 2 athletes – Dwight Stones and Carl Lewis figure in both the “youngest” and “oldest” lists. While there were 25 additions (10 men, 15 women) to the “oldest” list in 2000, there were no new “youngest” athletes (other than 3 in their 20’s in new events for women). a = First, chronologically, in a series of selection races E = Eastern Olympic Trials// W = Western Olympic Trials “ = 1980 a leap year, so Floyd 18-365, one day short of his 19th birthday. & = Hunter listed below 6th place, as “also competed”, but ran and placed 7th in heat 3 of the 5000 in 1920. He is listed as born in May 1875, and is assumed as 31 May 1875, the latest possible date, for this list. * = Arthur Newton won a special marathon selection race in 1900, held over 15 miles, before the marathon distance was standardized. @ = Did not compete in, but selected after, the Trials - the date taken for his age.

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 40 WOMEN

All distance runners (from 1500m)/walkers over 35 listed and others over 30

100 Eliza. Robinson (28-2) 16-316 Evelyn Ashford (92-3) 35-066 Cha.Cheeseborough (76-2) 17-163 Evelyn Ashford (88-2) 31-093 Maggie Bailes (68-2) 17-215 Gwen Torrence (96-1) 31-003 Helen Stephens (36-1) 18-152 Elizabeth Wilde (32-3) 18-272 Wyomia Tyus (64-3) 18-345 Lucinda Williams (56-3) 19-015 (56-1) 19-025 Evelyn Ashford (76-3) 19-067 (48-1) 19-214 Alice Brown (80-1) 19-277 (64-2) 19-296 400R (52-4) 15-100 (32) 18-268 (32-4) 18-312 Jessica Cross (28-5) 19-081 Diane Williams (80-5) 19-192 200 Meredith Ellis (56-3) 14-251 Dannette Young (96-2) 31-251 Wilma Rudolph (56-2) 16-063 Mae Faggs (48-3) 16-093 (64-2) 17-034 Jackie Thompson (72-1) 17-254 Cha.Cheeseborough (76-2) 17-166 (52-3) 17-192 Maggie Bailes (68-1) 17-214 (72-3) 18-144 Ernes. Pollards (60-3) 18-179 (48-2) 19-011 400 Esther Stroy (68-3) 15-013 Denean Howard (80-3) 15-264 Janell Smith (64-1) 17-097 Lois Drinkwater (68-2) 17-132 Mable Fergerson (72-3) 17-172 Debra Edwards (72-2) 17-240 Sherri Howard (80-1) 18-024 (76-1) 19-094 Gwen Gardner (80-2) 19-292 Li. Leatherwood (84-3) 19-349 800 Pat Winslow (60-1) 16-319 Joetta Clark (00-3) 37-357 (72-7) 17-042 Jearl Miles (00-2) 33-313 Rayma Wilson (28-1) 17-311 Madeline Manning (80-1) 32-166 (76-3) 18-037 Florence McDonald (28-2) 18-251 (72-2) 19-205 1500 Leann Warren (80-3) 19-119 Regina Jacobs (00-1) 36-323 Francie Larrieu (72-1) 19-228 3000/ (88-2) 21-049 Mary Slaney (96-2) 37-318 5000 Regina Jacobs (00-1) 36-328 Lynn Jennings (96-1) 35-352 10000 Lynn Nelson (88-1) 26-196 Gwyn Coogan (92-3) 36-310 Francie Smith (88-2) 35-240 Libbie Hickman (00-3) 35-147 Mar Cathy O’Brien (88-3) 20-287 Francie Smith (92-3) 39-064 10kW/20kW Michelle Rohl (92-3) 26-223 Debbie Lawrence (00-3) 38-275 (96-3) 37-020 80h/100HRhonda Brady (76-1) 16-347 Gail Devers (00-1) 33-247

HISTORY OF THE OLYMPIC TRIALS • 41 Const. Darnowski (52-1) 17-237 (72-3) 31-000 Candy Young (80-3) 18-035 Sharon Jewell (00-3) 30-314 Pat v. Wolvelaere (68-2) 18-131 Mildred Didriksen (32-1) 19-020 Simone Schaller (32-3) 19-229 400H Leslie Maxie (88-2) 21-198 Sandra Patrick (96-3) 33-303 Sandra Glover (00-1) 31-200 Kim Batten (00-2) 31-110 HJ (72-3) 15-035 Karol Damon (00-1) 30-209 Sharon Callahan (68-1) 16-153 Louise Ritter (88-1) 30-156 Jean Shiley (28-2) 16-227 (92-3) 30-042 Sandi Goldsberry (72-2) 16-299 Kathlyn Kelly (36-3) 16-309 Terri Brown (64-2) 16-316 Deanne Wilson (72-1) 17-069 Est. Baskerville (64-3) 17-267 Elean.Montgomery (64-1) 17-269 Ann Flynn (56-2) 18-008 Paula Girven (76-1) 18-164 Pam Spencer (76-3) 18-260 Naomi Rogers (60-1) 18-265 Annette Rogers (32-3) 18-268 Mildred Didriksen (32-1) 19-020 Joni Huntley (76-2) 19-325 PV Kellie Suttle (00-2) 27-075 Stacy Dragila (00-1) 29-150 LJ Willye White (56-2) 16-238 Jackie Joyner-K.(96-1) 34-112 Carol Lewis (80-3) 16-325 Willye White (72-2) 32-190 Martha Watson (64-2) 17-355 Kathy McMillan (76-1) 18-225 Kim Attlesey (72-3) 19-012 (52-1) 19-227 (84-3) 19-362 TJ Nicole Gamble (00-1) 23-031 Sheila Hudson (96-2) 28-353 SP Maren Seidler (68-1) 17-074 Ramona Pagel (96-2) 34-226 Janet Dicks (52-1) 19-149 Connie Price-Smith(00-1) 38-048 Bonnie Dasse (92-2) 32-342 Ramona Pagel (92-3) 30-231 DT Pam Kurrell (56-2) 17-232 Olga Connolly (72-1) 39-239 Helen Stephens (36-1) 18-152 Frances Kaszubski (48-1) 32-048 Marjorie Larney (56-3) 19-234 (92-3) 31-230 Suzy Powell (96-1) 19-294 Lacy Barnes-Mileham(96-2) 31-179 Aretha Hill (96-3) 19-314 Connie Price-Smith(92-1 30-021 HT Jesseca Cross (00-3) 25-066 Dawn Ellerbe (00-1) 26-103 JT Marjorie Larney (52-1) 15-182 Karin Smith (88-2) 32-349 Karen Anderson (56-1) 18-142 Donna Mayhew (92-2) 32-002 Kate Schmidt (72-1) 18-174 Mary Osborne (80-3) 19-009 Mildred Didriksen (32-1) 19-020 Marjorie Larney (56-2) 19-234 PEN/HEPJane Frederick (72-1)++ 20-078 Cindy Greiner (92-2) 35-127 Jackie Joyner-K.(96-2) 34-104 DeDee Nathan (00-1) 32-096 Cindy Greiner (92-2) 31-152 Sharon Hanson (96-3) 30-265

# = Price-Smith (30-025) won the Shot in 92, but declined selection. The top-3 in the 1980 400m were all teenagers, as were the 1-3 in the High Jump in 1964, 1968 and 1976.// ++ = First US finisher, 3rd in competi- tion. Didriksen may have been as young as 18 or as old as 21 at the 1932 OT.

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USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Records

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USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Records Men Event Performance Name (Affiliation) Location Date 100 9.90 Leroy Burrell (SMTC) 14Jun91 Maurice Greene (Nike) Indianapolis 13Jun97 Maurice Greene (Nike) Eugene 21Jun01 200 19.66 Michael Johnson (Nike) Atlanta 23Jun96 400 43.66 Michael Johnson (Nike) Sacramento 16Jun95 800 1:43.9 Rick Wohlhuter (UCTC) Los Angeles 22Jun74 1,500 3:34.92 Steve Scott (Sub 4 TC) Knoxville 20Jun82 Steeple 8:15.77 Pascal Dobert (Nike) Sacramento 20Jul00 5,000 13:16.42 Doug Padilla (Ath. West) Indianapolis 16Jun85 10,000 27:39.4 Craig Virgin (St. Louis TC) Walnut 17Jun79 110 H 12.92 Allen Johnson (Nike) Atlanta 06Jun96 400 H 47.03 Bryan Bronson (Nike) New Orleans 21Jun98 20k WALK 1:23:34 Curt Clausen (New York AC) Eugene 27Jun99 HJ 2.36/7-8.75 Hollis Conway (Nike Int.) Norwalk 15Jun90 Doug Nordquist (Tiger TC) Norwalk 15Jun90 PV 6.02/19-9 Jeff Hartwig (Nike) Eugene 27Jun99 LJ 8.79/28-10.25 Carl Lewis (SMTC) Indianapolis 19Jun83 TJ 17.97/58-11.5 Willie Banks (LATC) Indianapolis 16Jun85 SP 22.22/72-11 Adam Nelson (Nike) Stanford 22Jun02 DT 71.26/233-9 John Powell (Track Amer.) San Jose 09Jun84 HT 82.50/270-8 Lance Deal (New York AC) Knoxville 17Jun94 JT 85.23/279-7 Breaux Greer (Unat.) Eugene 23Jun01 DEC 8784 Tom Pappas (Nike) Stanford 21-22Jun03 Women Event Performance Name (Affiliation) Location Date 100 10.72 Marion Jones (Nike) New Orleans 20Jun98 200 21.88 Evelyn Ashford (Medalist) Indianapolis 19Jun83 400 49.40 Jearl Miles-Clark (Reebok) Indianapolis 14Jun97 800 1:57.04 Meredith Rainey (Foot Locker AC) Atlanta 17Jun96 1,500 4:01.01 Regina Jacobs (Nike) Sacramento 16Jul00 3,000 8:38:36 Mary Decker (Ath. West) Indianapolis 19Jun83 3000SC 9:44.71 Briana Shook (Toledo) Stanford 21Jun03 5,000 14:45.35 Regina Jacobs (Nike) Sacramento 21Jul00 10,000 31:28.07 Deena Drossin (Asics) Stanford 19Jun03 100 H 12.33 Gail Devers (Nike) Sacramento 23Jul00 400 H 52.97 Kim Batten (Reebok) Indianapolis 14Jun97 10k WALK 45:01.46 Michelle Rohl (Unat) Knoxville 16Jun94 20k WALK 1:32:39 (ROAD) Michelle Rohl (Mov. Comfort) Sacramento 16Jul00 HJ 1.97/6-6.25 Tisha Waller (Nike) Eugene 27Jun99 PV 4.65/15-3 Stacy Dragila (Nike) Stanford 23Jun02 LJ 7.12/23-4.5 Jackie Joyner-Kersee (WCAC) San Jose 27Jun87 TJ 14.23/46-8.25 Sheila Hudson (Reebok) Knoxville 16Jun94 SP 19.60/64-3.75 Connie Price (Nike Coast) Knoxville 18Jun94 DT 67.58/221-9 (adidas/HOL) San Jose 08Jun84 HT 70.27/230-6 Anna Norgren-Mahon (Unat.) Stanford 23Jun02 JT (new) 60.06/197-0 (Unat.) Stanford 21Jun02 HEP 6979 Jackie Joyner-Kersee (WCAC) San Jose 23-24Jun87

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USATF Stars – By the Numbers

Gail Devers Stacy Dragila Maurice Greene Allen Johnson Marion Jones Christian Cantwell John Godina Adam Nelson

GAIL DEVERS TOP 10 CAREER 100H RACES Top 10 CAREER 100M RACES TIME WIND PLC. MEET/SITE DATE TIME WIND PLC MEET/SITE DATE 12.29w 2.7 1 Pre/Eugene 26May02 10.77w 2.3 1 Jenner/San Jose 28 May94 12.33 -0.3 1 NC/Sacto 23Jul00 10.82 -1.0 1 OG/Barcelona 1Aug92 12.37 0.7 1 WC/ 28Aug99 10.82 1.5 1 Athl/Lausanne 7Jul93 12.39 -0.7 1rA WK/Zürich 11Aug00 10.82w 2.2 1 NC/Eugene 17Jun93 12.40 1.2 1rA Athletis/Lausanne 2Jul02 10.82 -0.3 1 WC/ 16Aug93 12.42 1.1 1 DNG/Stockholm 16Jul02 10.83 1.3 2 GPF/ 7Sep96 12.42 0.0 1 Herc/ 19Jul02 10.84 -0.5 1 VDM/Brussels 23Aug96 12.45 1.3 1 WAF/ Monaco 14Sep03 10.85w 4.7 1s1 PAG/Indianapolis 9Aug87 12.45w 2.3 1s2 NC/Sacto 23Jul00 10.86w 3.0 1 NCAA/Eugene 4Jun88 12.46 0.2 1 WC/Stuttgart 20Aug93 10.88 0.8 3 ISTAF/ 26Aug97 12.47 0.5 1 GGala/ 30Jun00 10.89 0.5 1 Athl/Lausanne 2Jul97 12.48 0.2 1 ISTAF/Berlin 10Sep91 10.89 -0.1 1r2 ISTAF/Berlin 30Aug96 12.49 0.0 1r1 Gaz/Saint-Denis 4Jul03 10.91 1.1 2 NC/Atlanta 15Jun96 12.49 0.5 1 VD/Brussels 30Aug02 10.92 -0.5 1h7 OG/Atlanta 26Jul96 10.92 0.4 1 Zip/Linz 21Aug96

STACY DRAGILA TOP 10 CAREER POLE VAULT COMPETITIONS MARK PLACE MEET SITE DATE 4.83/15-10 1 GSpike Ostrava 8Jun04 4.81/15-9.25i 2 WC 6Mar04 4.81/15-9.25 1 Peregrine Stanford 9Jun01 4.78/15-8.25i 1 NC Boston 2Mar03 4.78/15-8.25 1 Askina Kassel 11Jun04 4.75/15-7 1 WC 6Aug01 4.72/15-5.75i 1 Millrose New York 7Feb03 4.72/15-5.75i 1 IMC Pocatello 7Mar03 4.72/15-5.75 1 GGala Roma 29Jun01 4.72/15-5.75 1 Vard Réthimno 1Jul01 4.72/15-5.75 1 DNG Stockholm 17Jul01 4.72/15-5.75 1 NorwUnion 22Jul01 4.72/15-5.75 1 Pre Eugene 26May02 4.72/15-5.75 1 Quercia Rovereto 28Aug02

MAURICE GREENE CAREER SUB-10 100 RACES (57 total: 46 wind-legal; 11 wind-aided) TIME WIND PLACE MEET SITE DATE 9.78w 3.7 1 USOpen Stanford 31May04 9.79 0.1 1r3 Tsiklitiria Athens 16Jun99 9.79w 2.9 1 Pre Eugene 31May98 9.80 0.2 1 WC Seville 22Aug99 9.82 -0.2 1 WC Edmonton 5Aug01 9.84w 3.3 1h2 NC New Orleans 19Jun98 9.84w 3.5 1 Pre Eugene 30May99 9.85 0.8 1 GGala Rome 7Jul99 9.86 0.2 1 WC Athens 3Aug97 9.86 -0.2 1rA ISTAF Berlin 1Sep00 9.86w 4.6 1 HomeDepot Carson 22May04 9.87 0.6 1 DNG Stockholm 30Jul99 9.87 -0.3 1 OG Sydney 23Sep00 9.88 w 1q2 WC Edmonton 4Aug01 9.88w 5.3 1r2 TexasR Austin 8Apr95 TIME WIND PLACE MEET SITE DATE 9.88w 2.1 1 VD Brussels 25Aug00 9.88w 2.4 1 NC Stanford 22Jun02 9.89 0.9 1r1 GGala Rome 12Jul02 9.90 0.2 1 NC Indianapolis 13Jun97 9.90 1.0 1rA Athl Lausanne 2Jul97 9.90 1.3 2q1 WC Athens 2Aug97 9.90 0.5 1s2 WC Athens 3Aug97 9.90 0.3 1rA DNG Stockholm 5Aug98 9.90 0.3 1h4 NC Eugene 21Jun01 9.90 1.1 1r1 Athletissima Lausanne 4Jul01 9.91 -0.2 1q5 WC Seville 21Aug99 9.91 -0.4 1 GP 13May00 9.91 -0.3 1 Tsiklitiria Athens 11Jun01 9.91w 2.4 1r3 ModR Modesto 8May99 9.92 0.2 2 VD Brussels 22Aug97 9.92 -0.3 1rA Athl Lausanne 25Aug98 9.92w 3.7 3 Pre Eugene 27May01 9.93 0.4 2r1 Athletissima Lausanne 2Jul99 9.93 0.3 1h4 NC Sacramento 14Jul00 9.93 1.8 2 Pre Eugene 19Jun04 9.94 -0.3 1 VD Brussels 28Aug98 9.94 0.1 1rA ISTAF Berlin 1Sep98 9.94 -1.0 1 WK Zürich 11Aug00 9.94 1.4 1 HomeDepot Carson 1Jun03 9.96 1.5 1h1 NC Indianapolis 12Jun97 9.96 0.6 1s1 NC New Orleans 19Jun98 9.96 0.2 2 Bislett 9Jul98 9.96 -1.0 1 GWG Uniondale 21Jul98 9.96 -0.7 1s1 WC Seville 22Aug99 9.96 -0.1 1 GP Osaka 12May01 9.96 -0.4 1 Gaz Saint-Denis 6Jul01 9.97 -0.6 1rA GP London 7Aug99 9.97 0.7 1r1 GGala Rome 30Jun00 9.97 -0.2 1r2 Tsiklitiria Athens 10Jun02 9.97 0.1 1 Herc Monaco 19Jul02 9.98 -0.8 1r2 NorwUnion London 22Jul01 9.99 -0.7 2rA WK Zürich 13Aug97 9.99 -0.5 1rA Nike Sydney 28Feb98 9.99 -0.7 1 WK Zürich 11Aug99 9.99 0.7 1s2 NC Stanford 21Jun02 9.99 0.4 1 Gaz Saint-Denis 5Jul02 9.99w 2.4 3r4 MSR Walnut 20Apr97

ALLEN JOHNSON CAREER TOP 10 110H RACES TIME WIND PLACE MEET SITE D M Y 12.92 0.9 1 NC Atlanta 23 Jun 96 12.92 0.2 1 VD Brussels 23 Aug 96 12.93 0.0 1 WC Athens 7 Aug 97 12.95 0.6 1 OG Atlanta 29 Jul 96 12.97 0.0 1r1 Gaz Saint-Denis 4 Jul 03 12.97 1.5 1 NC Sacramento 23 Jul 00 12.97 -0.5 1 Weltk Stuttgart 13 Jul 97 12.98 -0.3 1rA WK Zürich 12 Aug 98 12.98 0.2 1 GP Cologne 18 Aug 95 13.00 -0.1 1 WC Goteborg 12 Aug 95

MARION JONES CAREER SUB-11 100 RACES (72 total: 66 wind-legal; 6 wind-aided) TIME WIND PLC MEET SITE DAY MONTH YEAR 10.65 1.1 1 WCp Johannesburg 12 Sep 98 10.68w 2.2 1r1 DNG Stockholm 1 Aug 00 10.70 -0.1 1 WC Seville 22 Aug 99 10.71 1.1 1 Chengdu 12 May 98 10.71 2.0 1s2 NC New Orleans 19 Jun 98 10.72 2.0 1 NC New Orleans 20 Jun 98 10.72 0.0 1 Herc Monaco 8 Aug 98 10.72 0.0 1 Athl Lausanne 25 Aug 98 10.75w 4.1 1h3 NC New Orleans 19 Jun 98 10.75 0.6 1 GGala Rome 14 Jul 98 10.75 -0.4 1 OG Sydney 23 Sep 00 10.76 0.9 1 VD Brussels 22 Aug 97 10.76 0.3 1q4 WC Seville 21 Aug 99 10.77w 2.1 1 Pre Eugene 31 May 98 10.77 -0.9 1rA WK Zürich 12 Aug 98 10.78 1.1 1 Norw London 5 Aug 00 10.78 0.1 1rA ISTAF Berlin 1 Sep 00 10.79 -0.6 1 GP Osaka 9 May 98 10.80 -0.8 1 VD Brussels 28 Aug 98 10.80 1.1 1 Athletiss Lausanne 2 Jul 99 10.80 1.4 1 GP London 7 Aug 99 10.81 0.8 1 ISTAF Berlin 26 Aug 97 10.81 0.2 1 ISTAF Berlin 1 Sep 98 10.82 -0.5 1 Bislett Oslo 9 Jul 98 10.83 0.4 1 WC Athens 3 Aug 97 10.83 0.4 1 GPF 5 Sep 98 10.83 -0.1 1s2 WC Seville 22 Aug 99 10.83 -1.3 1rA VD Brussels 25 Aug 00 10.83 1.0 1q2 OG Sydney 22 Sep 00 10.84 0.3 1rA Zipfer Linz 5 Jul 98 10.84 -0.7 1 GP Osaka 13 May 00 10.84 0.5 1 Gaz Saint-Denis 6 Jul 01 10.84 1.1 1 GWG 4 Sep 01 10.84 0.3 1 Herc Monaco 19 Jul 02 10.85 -0.3 2 WC Edmonton 6 Aug 01 10.86 -0.2 1 Ericsson 13 Jun 98 10.86 0.1 1 VD Brussels 24 Aug 01 10.87 -0.3 1 MAI Malmö 3 Aug 98 10.88 0.0 1rA Gaz 29 Jul 98 10.88 -1.0 1 NC Sacramento 15 Jul 00 10.88 -1.5 1 WK Zürich 16 Aug 02 10.88 1.0 1 VD Brussels 30 Aug 02 10.88 1.4 1 GPF Paris 14 Sep 02 10.89 0.1 1 Gaz Saint-Denis 5 Jul 02 10.89 0.7 1r1 GGala Rome 12 Jul 02 10.90 0.5 2 Athl Lausanne 2 Jul 97 10.90 -0.8 1 GWG Uniondale 19 Jul 98 10.90 1.8 1 Pre Eugene 26 May 02 10.90 -0.3 1 WCp 20 Sep 02 10.91 -0.4 2 TOTO Tokyo 6 Sep 97 10.91 1.0 1r1 GGala Rome 30 Jun 00 10.92 0.1 1s1 NC Indianapolis 12 Jun 97 10.92 -0.2 1h1 NC Sacto 14 Jul 00 10.93w 2.6 1 Pre Eugene 24 Jun 00 10.93 -0.4 1s1 NC Sacramento 15 Jul 00 10.93 -0.2 1h6 WC Edmonton 5 Aug 01 10.94 -0.1 1s2 WC Athens 3 Aug 97 10.94 -0.1 1 Bislett Oslo 13 Jul 01 10.94 -1.0 1r1 WK Zürich 17 Aug 01 TIME WIND PLC MEET SITE DAY MONTH YEAR 10.95 -1.2 1rA WK Zürich 11 Aug 00 10.95 -2.3 2s1 WC Edmonton 6 Aug 01 10.96 0.3 1q3 WC Athens 2 Aug 97 10.96 0.1 1rA GGala Rome 29 Jun 01 10.96 -1.0 1 Bislett Oslo 28 Jun 02 10.97w 2.3 1 Gatorade Knoxville 24 May 97 10.97 -1.1 1 NC Indianapolis 13 Jun 97 10.97 -1.2 2rA WK Zürich 13 Aug 97 10.97 0.0 1q1 WC Edmonton 5 Aug 01 10.97 -0.5 1 Norw London 23 Aug 02 10.98 0.9 1h1 NC Indianapolis 12 Jun 97 10.98 -2.3 1s2 NC Stanford 21 Jun 02 10.99w 4.4 1 HomeDep Carson 22 May 04

MARION JONES TOP 10 200 PERFORMANCES TIME WIND PLACE MEET SITE D M Y 21.62 0.6 1 WCp Johannesburg 11 Sep 98 21.76 -0.8 1 WK Zürich 13 Aug 97 21.80 0.4 1 GWG Uniondale 20 Jul 98 21.81 1.6 1 Pre Eugene 30 May 99 21.84w 2.9 1 GPF Fukuoka 13 Sep 97 21.84 -1.1 1 AllAfrica Roodepoort 19 Mar 99 21.84 0.7 1 OG Sydney 28 Sep 00 21.91 -0.4 1 Ericsson Helsinki 10 Jun 99 21.92 0.4 1 Herc Monaco 16 Aug 97 21.93 0.1 1 ASV Cologne 24 Aug 97 21.94w 3.0 1 EAA Padua 7 Jun 98 21.94 0.5 1 NC Sacramento 23 Jul 00

MARION JONES TOP 10 LONG JUMP COMPETITIONS 7.31/23-11.75 1.9 1 Pre Eugene 31 May 98 7.31/23-11.75 -0.1 1 WK Zürich 12 Aug 98 7.23/23-8.75 -0.3 2 GGala Rome 14 Jul 98 7.21/23-8w 2.8 1 NC New Orleans 20 Jun 98 7.13/23-4.75 0.7 1 GPF Moscow 5 Sep 98 7.13/23-4.75w 4.5 1 HomeD Carson 22 May 04 7.05/23-1.75 0.1 1 Mito 5 May 98 7.02/23-0.5 1.9 1 NC Sacto 16 Jul 00 7.01/23-0 -0.3 1 Pontiac Raleigh 12 Jun 99 7.00/22-11.75 0.3 2 WCp Johannesburg 13 Sep 98 6.97/22-10.5 -1.3 1 Gaz Paris 29 Jul 98 6.97/22-10.5 1.9 1 Pre Eugene 24 Jun 00

CHRISTIAN CANTWELL TOP 10 CAREER FINALS PERFORMANCES MARK PLC. MEET SITE DATE 22.54/73-11.5 1 adidas Gresham 5 Jun 04 22.35/73-4 1 Home Depot Carson 22 May 04 22.25/73-0 1ex Titan Games Atlanta 18 Jun 04 21.95/72-0.25i 1 All-Comers Columbia 21 Feb 04 21.74/71-4 1 Pre Eugene 19 Jun 04 21.62/70-11.25 1 Salamanca 15 Jul 03 21.56/70-9 2 NCAA Sacramento 13 Jun 03 21.49/70-6.25i 1 WC Budapest 7 Mar 04 21.47/70-5.25 2 Pre Eugene 24 May 03 21.45/70-4.5 1 Musco Iowa City 4 May 02 CHRISTIAN CANTWELL CURRENT IN FINALS 20.93 1 WAF Monaco 13 Sep 03 20.82i 1 MoInv Columbia 16 Jan 04 21.03i 1 Classic Columbia 30 Jan 04 21.28i 1 Millrose New York 6 Feb 04 20.35i 1 Razorback Fayetteville 13 Feb 04 21.95i 1 All-Comers Columbia 21 Feb 04 21.26i 1 NC Boston 29 Feb 04 20.77i 2qA WC Budapest 6 Mar 04 21.49i 1 WC Budapest 7 Mar 04 20.64 1c2 DrakeR DesMoines 24 Apr 04 21.11 1 Haylett 15 May 04 22.35 1 Home Depot Carson 22 May 04 22.54 1 Adidas Gresham 5 Jun 04 22.25 1ex Titan Games Atlanta 18 Jun 04 21.74 1 Pre Eugene 19 Jun 04

JOHN GODINA TOP 10 CAREER FINALS PERFORMANCES 22.02/72-3 1 NC Eugene 27 Jun 99 22.00/72-2.25 1 NCAA Knoxville 3 Jun 95 21.95/72-0.25 1 Peregrine Stanford 9 Jun 01 21.91/71-10.75 2 Pre Eugene 26 May 02 21.91/71-10.75 2 NC Stanford 22 Jun 02 21.89/71-10 2 Adidas Portland 18 May 02 21.87/71-9 1 WC Edmonton 4 Aug 01 21.78/71-5.5 1c3 MSR Walnut 19 Apr 98 21.77/71-5.25i 1 Gunma Maebashi 7 Mar 98 21.75/71-4.25 1 Spar London 17 Aug 97

ADAM NELSON TOP 10 CAREER FINALS PERFORMANCES 22.51/73-10.25 1 adidas Portland 18 May 02 22.22/72-10.75 1 NC Stanford 22 Jun 02 22.15/72-8 1cA Sea Ray Knoxville 13 Apr 02 22.12/72-7 1 NC Sacramento 15 Jul 00 21.95/72-0.25 2 Pre Eugene 26 May 02 21.94/71-11.75 1cA Rüdlingen 12 Aug 00 21.70/71-2.5 1 GMC Envoy Stanford 1 Jul 00 21.68/71-1.5 2 adidas Gresham 5 Jun 04 21.66/71-0.75 2 GPF Doha 5 Oct 00 21.64/71-0 1 WK Zürich 11 Aug 00

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Additional Athlete Biographies

Tyson Gay Erin Gilreath John Moffitt Jen Rhines Alan Webb Lauryn Williams

TYSON GAY Events: 100m, 200m Height: 5-11 Weight: 165 PRs: 100m (10.06) 2004 200m (20.09) 2004 Born: September 9, 1982 in Lexington, Kentucky Current Residence: Lexington, Kentucky High School: Lafayette (Lexington, Ky.) ‘01 College: Barton CC ’03, Arkansas ‘05 Coach: Lance Bauman

Career Highlights: 2004 NCAA Outdoor 100m champion; 2002 JUCO th 100m champion; 2004 SEC 100m, 200m, 4x100m champion; 6 in 100m at 2002 USA Outdoors.

Gay became the first athlete in University of Arkansas school history to win the NCAA Division I Outdoor 100m title with his victory in Austin, Texas on Friday, June 11, 2004. In his second race of the day, the five-time All-American clocked a UA school record time of 10.06 seconds, bettering the previous school standard of 10.11 set by Vincent Henderson in 1993. Along with his 100m performance, Gay now owns four school records: the indoor 60 (6.57), indoor 200 (20.40) and outdoor 200 (20.06). In a talented field of competitors Gay dipped his head at the line and finished just eight thousandths of a second ahead of second-place finisher of TCU. In addition to breaking the school record, Gay’s time bested the U.S. Olympic Trials “A” standard of 10.07. His blazing time of 10.06 was also the third-fastest run in the world in 2004 up to that th point. Gay placed 4 in the 200 meters at the 2004 NCAA Championships in 20.39 after posting the fastest time by an American and the second-fastest time in the world that season of 20.09 in the prelims. While at Barton County CC, Gay’s best times were a windy 10.08 in the 100 meters and 21.21w. As a prep standout in Kentucky, Gay was the state champion in 1999, 2000 and 2001, and posted prep best times of 10.46 and 21:23. Gay named 2004 Mideast Regional Athlete of the Year. He is a marketing major at Arkansas.

th 2004: NCAA Outdoor 100m champion (10:06PR)…4 in 200m at NCAAs (20.39) after posting the second fastest time in the world and fastest by an American in 2004 with a personal best of 20.09 in the prelims...SEC Outdoor 100m (10.02w) & 200m (20.16w) and 4x100m relay champion. rd nd 2003: 3 in 100m and 2 at 200m at JUCO Nationals…bests of 10.01w & 20.31w. st th 2002: 1 at 100m and dnf at 200m at JUCO Nationals…6 at USA Outdoors (10.28)…bests of 10.27 & 20.88. th 2001: 5 at 100m at National Scholastic Championships…bests of 10.46 & 21.23. 2000: Bests of 10.56 & 21.27.

6/18/04

. ERIN GILREATH Event: Throws Height: 5-9 Weight: 203 PR: HT – 72.12m/236-7 (AR) (2004); WT - 23.95m/78-7; SP – 16.04m/52-7.5 Born: Aug. 11, 1980 in Gainesville, Fla. Current Residence: Williston, Fla. High School: Carol Stream, Ill. (Glenbard West HS) College: Florida Coach: Larry Judge Agent: Self Club: NYAC

Career Highlights: 2003 NCAA Indoor WT champion; Two-Time NCAA All-American; 2003 NCAA Indoor All-American – weight throw; 2003 NCAA Outdoor All-American –

Gilreath began the 2004 Indoor season winning every weight throw she competed in…the 2003 NCAA Indoor weight throw champ won with a toss of 22.04 meters/72 feet, 3.75 inches…earned All-America honors in the hammer throw with a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships...scored in the hammer throw (third place) and in the shot put (eighth place) at the NCAA East Regional…recorded a personal best in the hammer throw (63.90m/209-8) at the Seminole Twilight…runner-up in the shot put at the Florida Women’s Track and Field Classic with a PR of 16.04m/52-7.50…won the weight throw at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a personal-best mark of 22.04m/72-3.75…won the SEC Championship in the weight throw (21.57m/70-9.25)…finished second in the weight throw at the Gator Invitational with a mark of 20.20m/66-3.25...runner-up at the Carolina Fast Times meet with a throw of 20.80m/68-3 in the weight throw...won the weight throw at the SEC Challenge with a throw of 20.18m/66-2.50.

st st 2004: 1 in HT at Sun Angel Classic (72.12m/236-7)…1 in the WT at SEC Track Invitational st st (23.95m/78-7)…1 at WT at Clemson (23.49m/77-0.75)…1 in WT at Verizon Millrose st st (23.32m/76-6.25)…1 in WT at Tyson Foods Invite (23.14m/75-110)…1 in WT at Gainesville st (23.09m/75-9.25)…1 in HT at Claremont, Calif. (71.20m/233-7)… 2003: Won NCAA Indoor WT Championship (22.32m/72-3.75 PR)…Won the SEC Championship rd th in the WT (21.57m/70-9.25)…3 in the HT at (63.78m/209-3) and 4 in SP (51-7.75m/169-9) at st st the SEC Championships…1 in the WT at the Hoosier Hills (20.54m/67-4.75)...1 in WT at Tyson st Foods Invite (20.59m/67-6.75)…1 in HT at Florida Relays (60.63m/198-11). st 2002: 1 in SP at Auburn Bank Invitational (15.07m/49-5.5)

4/21/04

JOHN MOFFITT Event: Long Jump, Triple Jump Height: 6-1 Height: 6-1 Weight: 155 PRs: LJ 8.29m/27-2.50 (2004) TJ 16.53m/54-2.75 (2003) Born: December 12, 1980 in Winnsboro, Louisiana Current Residence: Baton Rouge, La. High School: Winnsboro (La.) HS ‘00 College: LSU ‘04 Coach: Irving Schexnayder

Career Highlights: 2004 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor long jump champion

In 2004 John Moffitt became the first athlete in LSU history to sweep the NCAA long jump titles, winning the outdoor crown on his final jump at the 2004 NCAA Track and Field Championships. Moffitt, leading the field through five rounds of competition, was surpassed by South Carolina's Tony Allmond on the sixth jump. Needing to better Allmond's mark of 8.35m/27-4.75, the six-time All-American took to the runway and catapulted himself 8.40m/27-6.75 (+2.6 mps) to clinch the title. "I knew I had it in me to win," said Moffitt. "I just wanted to keep myself calm and not overdue it. I just took a deep breath and gave it my all." Moffitt's second-best jump of the evening 8.29m/27-2.50 had a legal wind reading, which gave him the school record in the event. "That performance was huge," said LSU head coach Pat Henry. "We've decided to change John's name to 'Big Time' because he does it when it counts." Moffitt broke the 14-year old record of 8.24m/27-0.50 set by former All-American and NCAA champion Llewellyn Starks in 1990. Prior to his stint at LSU, Moffitt, spent two seasons at Barton County Community College under the guidance of coach Lance Brauman. A two-time All-American in both the long jump and the triple jump, he won the indoor long jump title at the 2000 NJCAA Championships with a leap of 25-2 and posted personal best marks of 7.97m/26-2 in the long jump and 16.43m/53-11 in the triple jump. He led Barton to both the indoor and outdoor NJCAA national titles in 2001 and 2002. As a prep standout and three-year letter-winner for coach Jimbo Murphy at Winnsboro High School, Moffitt won Louisiana Class 3A state titles in the long and triple jumps.

2004: NCAA Indoor (8.17m/26-9.75) & Outdoor (8.40m/27-6.75w) long jump champion…posted st LSU school record with his 8.29m/27-2.50PR at NCAA Outdoors…1 at 8.07/26- st 5.75…1 at New York Indoors 8.27/27-1.75… th st rd 2003: 8 at USA Outdoors LJ (7.60m/24-11.25)…1 at SEC Outdoors…3 at NCAA nd th Outdoors…2 at SEC TJ…9 at NCAA Outdoors…ranked #7 in U.S. in LJ & TJ…bests of 8.09m/26-6.75i & 16.53m/54-2.75 nd rd 2002: 2 at JUCO Outdoor Champs LJ…3 at JUCO Outdoors TJ…bests of 7.83m/25-8.25 & 16.22m/53-2.75. rd nd 2001: 3 at JUCO Outdoors LJ…2 at JUCO Outdoors TJ…bests of 25-2.50i & 53-1.75. 2000: JUCO Indoor LJ Champ (7.67m/25-2)…bests of 7.97m/26-2 & 16.43m/53-11.

6/21/04

JEN RHINES Events: Distance Height: 5-3 Weight: 110 PRs: 1500m - 4:17.30 (2000), 3000m - 8:46.09 (2001), 5000m - 15:13.26 (2001), 10,000m - 31:41.16 (2002) Born: July 1, 1974, in Syracuse, N.Y. Current Residence: Saint Davids, Pa. High School: Liverpool HS (NY) ‘92 College: Villanova ‘96 Coach: Matt Centrowitz Agent: Ray Flynn Club: adidas

Career Highlights: 2002 USA 10,000m champ; 2002 World Cross Country 8 km Championships Team silver medalist; 2000 Olympic Trials and 2001 USA Championships 10km runner-up; 3-time NCAA 5km Outdoor champ (‘94-’96); 1995 NCAA Indoor 5km champ; 1994 NCAA XC champ

In only the third marathon of her career, Rhines finished third at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Women’s Marathon Trials with a personal record by 11 minutes, 19 seconds over her previous best of 2:41:16…her performance in St. Louis also bettered the Olympic “A” qualifying standard of 2:37 to make the 2004 Olympic Team…a college star while at Villanova, Rhines came into her own on the elite track scene when she placed 2nd in the 10km at the 2000 Olympic Trials, using an impressive kick to make the Olympic Team…she repeated that runner-up finish at the 2001 GMC Envoy USA Outdoor Championships, then won her first USA title in the 10 km in 2002…set personal bests across the board in 2000…the daughter of two recreational runners, Rhines started her own career in the eighth grade as a sprinter: ‘I just kept moving up every year.’...won two state 1500m titles as a prep...won a triple crown in 1994-95, with NCAA titles in cross country, indoor, and outdoor track...earned her degree in civil engineering at Villanova...married distance runner Terrance Mahon on November 20, 1998…along with Mahon is a member of the Team USA Southern California training group.

rd 2004: 3 at USA Marathon Championships (2:29:57). th rd 2003: 5 at USA Cross Country Champs 8km (30:29)…3 at USA Half-Marathon rd Championships (1:11:59)…3 in 3,000m at Brunswick (9:06.77). th 2002: USA 10,000m champ (31:57.38)…4 at Winter XC Champs 8km (27:04)…won team silver th rd th medal at World Cross Country Champs (12 -27:43)…3 in Palo Alto on May 3 (31:41.16)… 7 at Stockholm 5,000m (15:13.44)…ranked #2 at 10,000m, #6 at 5,000m in U.S. by T&FN…bests of 15:13.44 & 31:41.16. nd nd th 2001: 2 at USA Outdoor 10,000m (32:20.03)…2 at USA XC Champs 8km (26:43.80)…27 at th World XC Champs 8km (30:03)…6 in 3000m at Prefontaine Classic (9:01.30)…ranked #2 at 10,000m, #6 at 5,000m in U.S. by T&FN…bests of 8:46.09, 15:13.26, 32:20.03. 2000: 2nd at Olympic trials in a PR 31:58.34... 16th in her first round heat at Olympic Games (34:08.28)... enjoyed a successful three weeks establishing four PRs between 7/14 and 8/8... ranked #3 in U.S. in 10,000 by T&FN...bests 4:17.30, 8:50.72, 15:19.88 and 31:58.34 1999: 4th in 10,000m at USA Outdoors (32:29.67)...bests of 4:18.76, 9:01.16, 15:25.52 and 32:29.67. ranked #7 in U.S. in 10,000m by T&FN. 1998: Won USA 15km Champs (51:00)...2nd in 5000m (15:38.82) at adidas/Oregon Classic...2nd in 10,000m (34:10.31) at USA Champs...won 5000m (15:26.88 PR) at McGill International...5th in 10,000m (33:44.19) at ...ranked #3 in U.S. at 10,000m, #8 in U.S. at 5000m by T&FN... bests of 15:26.88 and 33:44.19. 1997: 5th in 10,000m (33:17.26) at USA Outdoors...8th in USA 10km Road Champs (34:04)... ranked #7 in U.S. at 10,000m by T&FN...bests of 9:15.21, 15:57.46 and 33:17.26. 1996: Won 3000m (9:13.48) and 5000m (16:19.05) at Big East Indoor...3rd in 5000m (16:00.39) at NCAA Indoor...won Big East 5000m (16:25.31), 2nd in 3000m (9:24.76)...won NCAA 5000m (16:05.85)...12th in 10,000m (33:58.71) at Olympic Trials...14th in USA XC Champs...bests of 9:13.48, 16:00.39 and 33:15.88. 1995: Won NCAA 5000m (15:56.18)...10th in 5000m (15:57.78) at USA Outdoors... won 5000m at NCAA Indoor (15:41.12 PR, MR); anchored distance medley win (4:42.7 for 11:11.98)...won 5000m (16:07.40), 2nd in 3000m (9:31.78) in Big East Indoor...won mile at ECAC Indoor (4:45.62)... won Big East 5000m (16:21.62), 2nd in 3000m (9:23.34)...won ECAC 3000m (9:06.66)... 3rd in NCAA XC... bests of 9:06.66 and 15:41.12. 1994: Won 5000m (16:21.60) at NCAA...2nd in 5000m (16:04.02) at USA Outdoors...won NCAA XC... won 3000m (9:25.29) and 5000m (16:02.67) at Big East Indoor...3rd in 5000m (16:54.39, lap long) at NCAA Indoor...won 5000m (16:22.28), 2nd in 3000m (9:23.32) at Big East...won ECAC 3000m (9:10.01)... ranked #6 in U.S. at 5000m...bests of 9:10.01 and 16:02.67. 1993: 2nd in UNC Twilight 3000m (9:41.81 PR)...7th in Big East 5000m...2nd in NCAA XC...best of 9:41.81.

4/16/04 ALAN WEBB Event: 1500m Height: 5-9 Weight: 140 PRs: mile - 3:53.43 (2001); 1500m - 3:33.70 (2004); 800m - 1:46.53 (2004); 5000m- 13:4 6.31 (2004) Born: January 13, 1983 in Ann Arbor, Mich. Current Residence: Reston, Va. High School: South Lakes HS, Reston, Va. ‘01 College: Michigan (2001-’02); George Mason University (student only) Coach: Scott Raczko Agent: Ray Flynn Club: Nike

Career Highlights: National high school record holder for indoor mile, outdoor mile and 1,500m; holds national HS mile record for sophomores (4:06.94); 2001 Cross Country champion; 2002 Big Ten 1,500m champion

A high school phenom since breaking Jim Ryun’s prep mile record for sophomores in 1999, Alan Webb in 2001 became an internationally heralded athlete. At the in January, Webb’s mile time of 3:59.86 seconds at New York City’s Armory made him the first American high school miler ever to run under four minutes indoors. Just four months later, Webb accomplished something many thought impossible. At the Prefontaine Classic May 27 in Eugene, Ore., a well-paced race and a final lap of 55.3 seconds enabled Webb to run a 3:53.43 in the Bowerman Mile, breaking the national HS record of 3:55.3 that was set by Jim Ryun 36 years ago. Equally impressive was that Webb finished fifth overall in a star-studded international field…Webb’s splits at 400m and 800m were 58.1 and 1:57.8 respectively…”It was the most exhilarating experience of my life,” said Webb…Webb’s performance was the fastest mile time by th an American on U.S. soil since 1998, and made him the 19 -fastest American in history. Webb’s success has caught the attention of current track and field stars. “It’s exciting to come out on the track and watch a phenom like Alan Webb run,” said Marion Jones, the only woman ever to win five track and field medals at a single Olympics…In the wake of his performance in Eugene, Webb appeared on the “Today Show”, the “Early Show,” “Good Morning America” and other national media outlets…news of his feat also made page A-1 of …Followed up his run at Prefontaine by winning the Virginia state HS 800m title in 1:47.74 to become the fourth-fastest high schooler ever at the distance…also ran 47.4 for his leg of South Lakes HS’s 4x400m relay at the state meet…during the summers Webb worked at the shoe store his high school coach, Scott Raczko, managed (Footsteps) in Reston, Virginia…as a freshman at the in Ann Arbor, the school started charging admission to events he competed in that were previously free…after winning the Big Ten Conference cross country title in 2001, Webb was named the Big Ten’s Athlete of the Year for cross country and later placed th 11 at the NCAA Cross Country Championships…an Achilles injury forced him to sit out the 2002 indoor track season…he bounced back to win the Big Ten Outdoor Championships 1,500m and placed fourth in the 1,500m at the NCAA Championships…Webb left the University of Michigan in June of 2002 to turn professional and be coached again by his high school mentor Scott Raczko…Webb will continue his collegiate education at George Mason University…enjoys eating Subway roast beef sandwiches, watching the action movie “Gladiator” and playing the guitar in his spare time…Webb’s father Steven is an economist for the World Bank. His mother Katherine is a speech pathologist…a former competitive swimmer in the breaststroke, he credits the sport for building his strength and his cardiovascular system without the wear and tear on his legs…known for going out for ice cream the night before his sub-4 miles…Injured his Achilles tendon doing a hill workout on December 15, 2001. Did light running until doing his first workout since the injury in mid-March of 2002.

th th 2004: 8 in USA Cross Country Championships Open 4 km (11:31)…4 in USA Cross Country st Championships Open 12 km (35:21)…1 in mile(3:50.83) & 1500m en route (3:34.42) in Nike th st Prefontaine Classic…4 in mile at Tyson Foods Invitational (3:57.52)…1 in 5,000m at Penn st st Relays (13:46.31)…1 in 1,500m at Home Depot (3:35.71)…1 in Round B at Seville in 800m th st (1:46.53)…4 at Thales FBK-Games in 1500m (3:33.70)…1 at Home Depot in 1500m st (3:35.71)…1 at Penn Relays in 5000m (13:46.31). th nd 2003: 7 at USA Indoors (3:44.45)… 10th at USA Outdoor Championships (3:47.35)...2 at st Armory Indoor (3:59.49)…10th in mile at Nike Prefontaine Classic (3:58.84)...1 at USATF National Club Cross Country Championships 10 km (30:13.1)… bests of 3:47.35 & 3:58.84. st 2002: Did not compete indoors due to sore Achilles…1 at Big Ten Conference Outdoor th Championships 1,500m (3:49.27)…4 in 1,500m at NCAA Outdoor Championships (3:43.23)…best of 3:41.46 2001: Set prep national record for indoor mile (3:59.86), outdoor mile (3:53.43), and outdoor 1,500m (3:38.26 en route to his 3:53.43) ... won VA state 800m title in record time of 1:47.74, making him the fourth-fastest prep in history … added a 47.4 leg on South Lakes’ 4x400m relay team at the state meet … ran the fastest 800m split by a high schooler in the history of the Penn Relays (1:49.1), where he anchored South Lakes to wins in the 4x800m relay and distance medley relay… also anchored South Lakes to national record 9:49.78 in DRM at National Scholastics meet, where South Lakes also won the 4x800…at University of Michigan, Webb won th the Big Ten individual cross country title and placed 11 at the NCAA Cross Country Championships…ranked #6 in U.S. by T&FN…bests of 3:53.43 and 1:47.74. 2000: Posted split time of 3:59.9 for 1600m at Penn Relays…second at FootLocker XC Championships… best of 4:03.33 in mile. 1999: Set prep national record for mile as a sophomore (4:06.94) … 8th at FootLocker XC Championships.

6/21/04 LAURYN WILLIAMS Event: Sprints Height: 5’3 Weight: 110 PR: 100m- 10.97 (2004); 200m- 22.46 (2004) Born: Sept. 11, 1983 Current Residence: Rochester, Pa. High School: Rochester High School College: University of Miami Coach: Amy Deem

Career Highlights: 2003 gold medalist in the 100-meters and 4x100-meter relay…2002 World Junior gold medalist in the 100-meters and silver medalist – 4x100-meter relay…2002 U.S. Junior Champion – 100m…2002 & 2003 BIG EAST Outdoor Champion – 100m and 4x100-meter relay…2002 & 2003 BIG EAST Indoor Champion – 60m and 200m…2002 BIG EAST Indoor Most Outstanding Track Athlete

The 2003 Pan American Games Gold Medalist in the 100m and 4x100m relay set a school-record of 11.12 in winning the Pan American 100m crown…she earned All-America honors in the 60m, 100m and 4x100m relay…Williams registered one of the best freshman seasons for the University of Miami in it’s school history…became the first Miami Hurricane to earn All-America honors in the 60m…in highs school she holds the Pennsylvania state records in the 100 and 200m…she also holds her high school’s school records for the 100, 200m, long jump and 4x100m relay.

st 2004: NCAA Champion in 100m (10.97)…1 in 100m (11.01) and 200m (22.46) at Miami st Gatorade Invitational…1 in 100m at Penn Relays (11.10). th 2003: 7 in 100m (11.21) at U.S. Outdoors…Won BIG EAST Outdoor Championships in the 100m (11.62)…2nd in the 200m (23.30) at the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships…3rd in the 100m (11.31) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships…ran first leg of the 4x100m relay that th nd finished 7 (44.01) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships and was 2 (44.06) in the NCAA East Regional…ran first leg of the 4x100m relay that won the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships (44.58)…was a member of the 4x100m relay team that set a Miami school record (43.96) at the Florida Relays, which they later matched in the prelims of the NCAA Outdoor th Championships…Won BIG EAST Indoor Championship in the 60m (7.31)…4 in the 60m (7.29) at the NCAA Indoor Championships…Runner-up in the 200m (23.99) at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships…set Miami school records for the 55m (6.82), the 60m (7.22), and the 200m (23.53) during the indoor season. th 2002: Ranked 9 in the U.S. in the 100m by Track and Field News...Won a gold medal in the 100m (11.33) with a school record time at the World Junior Championships in Kingston, and won a silver medal as a member of the 4x100-meter relay...qualified for the World Junior th Championships with a victory in the 100m (11.42) at the U.S. Outdoor Junior Championships... 6 in the 100m (11.63) at the NCAA Outdoor Championships marking the best NCAA finish by a Miami Hurricane in the event in school-history…Won the 100m (11.40) at the BIG EAST Outdoor th Championships…Runner-up at the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships in the 200m (23.71)…7 (7.39) at the NCAA Indoor Championships… was named the BIG EAST Most Outstanding Track Performer at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships after recording victories in the 60m (7.38) and 200m (23.91)…set Miami school records in the 55m (6.85) and 60m (7.32) during the indoor season. 2001: High school state champion in 100 and 200m dashes her junior and senior year…High school state champion her senior year in 4x100m relay…set school records in the 100, 200 and 4x100m events…named to All-American and All-State teams junior year for the 100 and 200- meter sprints. 2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Track & Field Media Kit

2004 Outdoor Golden Spike

Tour Results

Home Depot Invitational May 22, Carson, Calif.

Payton Jordan U.S. Open May 31, Stanford, Calif.

adidas Oregon Track Classic June 5, Gresham, Ore.

Nike Prefontaine Classic June 19, 2004, Eugene, Ore.

Results - Home Depot Invitational

Women 100 Meter Dash: (w: 4.4) 1, Marion Jones, USA/Nike, 10.99. 2, , USA/Nike, 11.17. 3, LaKeisha Backus, U.S. Army, 11.23. 4, Rachelle Boone, USA/Nike, 11.26. 5, Marlene Ottey, Slovenia, 11.31. 6, Lakeisha Givens, USA/Unattached, 11.58. 7, , USA/Unattached, 11.73.

Women 400 Meter Dash: 1, Jearl Miles-Clark, USA/New Balance, 51.46. 2, Christine Amertil, Bahamas/Puma, 51.73. 3, Lisa Barber, USA/Nike, 51.95. 4, Kia Davis, USA/Nike, 51.98. 5, Karen Shinkins, Ireland, 52.45. 6, Mary Danner, USA/H-P, 52.65. 7, Tiffany Barnes, USA/H-P, 52.88. 8, Foy Willaims, , 53.53. 9, Niema Golphin, USA/Azusa Pac., 54.68.

Women 800 Meter Dash: 1, Chantee Earl, USA/Nike, 2:03.57. 2, Tanya Blake, Malta, 2:03.81. 3, Lauren Simmons, USA/Nike Farm, 2:04.28. 4, Tiffany Burgess, USA/Unattached, 2:04.45. 5, Alisa Harvey, USA/Unattached, 2:05.24. 6, Tyrona Heath, USA/Nike Farm, 2:05.60. 7, Aleksandra Deren, Poland, 2:10.43. 8, Vicky Fleschner, USA/Unattached, 2:12.08. --, Nakiya Johnson, USA/Unattached, DNF.

Women 1500 Meter Dash: 1, , USA/adidas, 4:06.33. 2, Katie Vermeulen, Canada, 4:07.13. 3, Malindi Elmore, Canada, 4:07.60. 4, Jenelle Deatherage, USA/Team Minneso, 4:07.87. 5, , USA/adidas, 4:11.11. 6, Colette Liss, USA/Nike, 4:11.81. 7, Sally Hauser, USA/Nike, 4:11.89. 8, , USA/Unattached, 4:12.24. 9, Christin Wurth, USA/Nike, 4:16.18. --, Sherron Rhetta, USA/South Bay TC, DNF. --, Courtney Babcock, CAN/Mnt West TC, DNF. --, , USA/Nike, DNF.

Women 100 Meter Hurdles: (w: 2.6) 1, Melissa Morrison, USA/adidas, 12.44. 2, Gail Devers, USA/Nike, 12.52. 3, Miesha McKelvy, USA/Nike, 12.62. 4, , Canada/Nike, 12.70. 5, , USA/Nike, 12.75. 6, Anjanette Kirkland, USA/Nike, 12.79. 7, Tanisha Mills, USA/Sheffield E, 13.38. 8, Yvonne Kanazawa, /D. Sports, 13.43. 9, Felicia Stone, USA/D. Sports, 13.48.

Men 100 Meter Dash: (w: 4.6) 1, Maurice Greene, USA/adidas, 9.86. 2, Doc Patton, USA/adidas, 9.96. 3, Rae Edwards, USA/Nike, 10.04. 4, Coby Miller, USA/Nike, 10.14. 5, , USA/Nike, 10.15. 6, Josh Norman, USA/H-P, 10.21. 7, Jerome Avery, USA/H-P, 10.22. 8, Aaron Egbele, Nigeria, 10.25. 9, Terrance Trammell, USA/Nike, 10.32.

Men 400 Meter Dash: 1, Brandon Simpson, Jamaica/Nike, 45.56. 2, , USA/Nike, 45.57. 3, Gary Kikaya, Congo/Nike, 45.95. 4, Alvin Harrison, USA/Nike, 46.26. 5, , USA/Unattached, 46.57. 6, , USA/Nike, 46.61. 7, , USA/Holyfield, 47.37. 8, Ja'Warren Hooker, USA/Asics, 47.56. 9, Andre Ammons, USA/Dada Int'l, 47.68.

Men 800 Meter Dash: 1, Jebreh Harris, USA/Holyfield, 1:46.82. 2, Elliott Blount, USA/Nike Farm, 1:47.24. 3, , USA/adidas, 1:47.25. 4, Floyd Thompson, USA/Santa Monica, 1:47.26. 5, Kevin Elliott, USA/Nike Farm, 1:47.96. 6, , USA/Unattached, 1:48.05. 7, Richard Smith, USA/Nike, 1:48.43. 8, Andy Neugebauer, USA/Nike Farm, 1:48.91. 9, Mike Hummel, USA/Unattached, 1:51.12. --, Tim Brown, USA/Unattached, DNF.

Men 1500 Meter Dash: 1, Alan Webb, USA/Nike, 3:35.71. 2, Kevin Sullivan, Canada, 3:39.32. 3, , USA/Nike, 3:40.05. 4, Sean Jefferson, USA/Indiana, 3:41.74. 5, , USA/Nike, 3:42.20. 6, , USA/Nike, 3:44.35. 7, , USA/Nike, 3:44.77. 8, , USA/Nike, 3:47.62. 9, Ricky Etheridge, , 3:49.95. 10, Jesse Strutzel, USA/Nike, 3:54.42. --, Milton Browne, Barb./Mob Fit., DNF. --, Bryan Berryhill, USA/adidas, DNF.

Men 110 Meter Hurdles: (w: 2.6) 1, Larry Wade, USA/Nike, 13.12. 2, Terrance Trammell, USA/Nike, 13.20. 3, Robbie Hughes, USA/Holyfield, 13.31. 4, Ron Bramlett, USA/Nike, 13.31. 5, Micah Harris, USA/Holyfield, 13.41. 6, , USA/Nike, 13.58. 7, Mark Crear, USA/Unattached, 13.63. 8, William Erese, Nigeria, 13.93.

Men 400 Meter Hurdles Oly Dev: 1, LaBronze Garrett, USA/Holyfield, 49.08. 2, Sherman Armstrong, USA/Santa Monica, 49.65. 3, Kyle Erickson, USA/Bush Whacker, 50.17. 4, Keith Davis, USA/South Bay TC, 50.19. 5, Bayano Kamani, Panama/Nike, 50.22. 6, Ken Ferguson, USA/D. Sports, 50.39. 7, Regan Nichols, U.S. Army, 50.58. 8, Mowen Boino, Papua-New Guinea, 51.17. 9, Aaron Lacy, USA/Unattached, 51.75.

Women High Jump: 1, Tisha Waller, USA/Nike, 1.98m, (6-06). 2, Kaylene Wagner, USA/CP-SLO, 1.92m, (6-03.50). 3, Amy Acuff, USA/Asics, 1.92m, (6-03.50). 4, Sharon Day, USA/CP-SLO, 1.89m, (6-02.25). 5, Gina Rickert, SA/Unattached, 1.79m, (5-10.50). 6, Spring Harris, USA/Unattached, 1.79m, (5-10.50).

Women Pole Vault: 1, Dana Ellis, Canada, 4.43m, (14-06.25). 2, Tracy O'Hara, USA/Unattached, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 2, Mary Sauer, USA/Asics, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 4, Stephanie McCann, Canada, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 5, Kellie Suttle, USA/Nike, 4.00m, (13-01.50). 6, Chelsea Johnson, USA/UCLA, 4.00m, (13-01.50).

Women Long Jump: 1, Marion Jones, USA/Nike, 7.13m, w:4.5 (23-04.75). 2, , USA/Nike, 6.83m, w:2.6 (22-05). 3, Shakeema Walker, USA/H-P, 6.62m, w:4.8 (21-08.75). 4, Akiba McKinney, USA/H-P, 6.47m, w:1.4 (21- 02.75). 5, , USA/Unattached, 6.22m, w:4.1 (20-05).

Women : 1, Stephanie Brown, USA/Springco, 56.93m, (186-09). 2, , USA/Nike, 56.50m, (185- 04). 3, Seilala Sua, USA/Nike, 56.46m, (185-03). 4, Debbie Pickersgill, , 53.46m, (175-05). 5, Summer Pierson, USA/Unattached, 52.90m, (173-07). 6, Gina LoMonaco, USA/Unattached, 52.75m, (173-01). 7, Lara Saye, USA/Unattached, 50.99m, (167-03).

Men Pole Vault: 1, , USA/Nike, 5.60m, (18-04.50). 2, Tim Mack, USA/Nike, 5.50m, (18-00.50). 3, Jeff Hartwig, USA/Nike, 5.50m, (18-00.50). 4, , USA/Nike, 5.35m, (17-06.50). 5, Dmitri Markov, Australia, 5.35m, (17-06.50). --, Nick Hysong, USA/Nike, NH. --, Russ Buller, USA/Asics, NH. --, Scott Slover, USA/Nike, NH.

Men Long Jump: 1, Hussein Al-Sabee, Saudi Arabia, 8.41m, w:2.6 (27-07.25). 2, Bryan Johnson, USA/Nike, 7.84m, w:4.1 (25-08.75). 3, , USA/Nike, 7.71m, w:2.2 (25-03.50). 4, Ronald Hill, USA/Mt SAC, 7.68m, w:3.2 (25- 02.50). --, Savante Stringfellow, USA/Nike, FOUL, w:NWI.

Men Shot Put: 1, Christian Cantwell, USA/Nike, 22.35m, (73-04). 2, The Unknown Shot Putter, USA/NYAC, 21.67m, (71-01.25). 3, John Godina, USA/adidas, 21.04m, (69-00.50). 4, Adam Nelson, USA/Nike, 20.72m, (67-11.75). 5, Brad Snyder, Canada/Nike, 20.43m, (67-00.50). 6, John Davis, USA/H-P, 19.25m, (63-02). 7, Jamie Beyer, USA/H-P, 19.18m, (62-11.25). 8, Rhys Jones, Australia, 18.84m, (61-09.75).

Results - Payton Jordan U.S. Open

Women 200 Meter Dash (w: 0.5) 1, Latasha COLANDER, USA, 22.37. 2, Crystal COX, USA, 22.58. 3, , USA, 22.71. 4, , USA, 22.87. 5, Inger MILLER, USA, 23.04. 6, Wyllesheia MYRICK, USA, 23.13. 7, LaKeisha BACKUS, USA, 23.24. 8, Shaunta PELHAM, USA, 23.25. 9, Angela DAIGLE, USA, 23.28.

Women 800 Meter Run Sunny D: 1, Nicole TETER, USA, 1:58.83. 2, Marian BURNETT, Guyana, 1:59.47. 3, Diane CUMMINS, USA, 1:59.67. 4, Brigita LANGERHOLC, Slovenia, 2:01.69. 5, Aimee TETERIS, Canada, 2:01.94. 6, Lauren SIMMONS, USA, 2:02.91. 7, Chantee EARL, USA, 2:04.18. 8, Keisha SPENCER, USA, 2:05.12. 9, Heather HENNIGAR, Canada, 2:05.89.

Women 1500 Meter Run Invitational: 1, Katie VERMEULEN, Canada, 4:08.88. 2, Sarah SCHWALD, USA, 4:09.03. 3, Malindi ELMORE, Canada, 4:09.57. 4, Janet TRUJILLO, USA, 4:10.78. 5, Suzy WALSHAM, Australia, 4:11.08. 6, Janelle DEATHERAGE, USA, 4:11.34. 7, Vicky LYNCH-POUNDS, Canada, 4:11.80. 8, Sue NIELSEN, USA, 4:11.85. 9, Courtney BABCOCK, USA, 4:12.21. 10, Roisin MC GETTIGAN, Ireland, 4:16.74. 11, Sally HAUSER, USA, 4:18.11. 12, Colette LISS, USA, 4:18.40. 13, Bethany BREWSTER, USA, 4:25.35. --, Krista FERRARA, USA, DNF.

Women 100 Meter Hurdles Nike: (w: 1.4) 1, , USA, 12.67. 2, Miesha MC KELVY-JONES, USA, 12.79. 3, Anjanette KIRKLAND, USA, 12.99. 4, Yolanda MC CRAY, USA, 13.02. 5, Joyce BATES, USA, 13.12. 6, Bisa GRANT, USA, 13.19.

Women Pole Vault VISA: 1, Stacy DRAGILA, USA, 4.70m, (15-05). 2, , USA, 4.40m, (14-05.25). 3, Tracy O'HARA, USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 4, Dana ELLIS-BULLER, USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 5, Kelli SUTTLE, USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 5, , USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). --, Mary SAUER, USA, NH.

Women Long Jump: 1, Grace UPSHAW, USA, 6.74m, w:2.3 (22-01.50). 2, Jernae WRIGHT, USA, 6.67m, w:2.2 (21- 10.75). 3, Jackie EDWARDS, Bahamas, 6.59m, w:2.9 (21-07.50). 4, Ola SESAY, USA, 6.34m, w:+0.0 (20-09.75). 5, Monique FREEMAN, USA, 6.31m, w:2.4 (20-08.50). 6, Adrien SAWYER, USA, 6.26m, w:2.9 (20-06.50). 7, , USA, 6.05m, w:1.1 (19-10.25). 8, Keisha SPENCER, USA, 6.00m, w:0.6 (19-08.25).

Women Discus Throw: 1, Aretha HILL, USA, 63.79m, (209-03). 2, Seilala SUA, USA, 60.99m, (200-01). 3, Kris KUEHL, USA, 57.49m, (188-07). 4, Deshaya WILLIAMS, USA, 57.47m, (188-06). 5, Stephanie BROWN, USA, 55.99m, (183-08). 6, Debbie PICKERGILL, USA, 55.26m, (181-03). 7, Sheni RUSSELL, USA, 51.79m, (169-11).

Men 100 Meter Dash Verizon: (w: 3.7) 1, Maurice GREENE, USA, 9.78. 2, , USA, 9.91. 3, John CAPEL, USA, 10.07. 4, Leonard SCOTT, USA, 10.08. 5, Coby MILLER, USA, 10.09. 6, Tim Harden, USA, 10.16. 7, Rubin Williams, USA, 10.42.

Men 800 Meter Run: 1, Elliot BLOUNT, USA, 1:47.91. 2, , USA, 1:48.11. 3, Zach WHITMARSH, Canada, 1:49.38. 4, Kevin ELLIOTT, USA, 1:49.91. 5, Derrick PETERSON, USA, 1:51.29. 6, Floyd THOMPSON, USA, 1:53.21. --, Richard SMITH, USA, DNF. --, Gary REED, Canada, DNF. --, Bryan WOODWARD, USA, DNF.

Men 1500 Meter Run Chevrolet: 1, Laban ROTICH, Kenya, 3:36.32. 2, Charlie GRUBER, USA, 3:38.42. 3, Boaz CHEBOIYWO, Kenya, 3:38.47. 4, Mark FOUNTAIN, Australia, 3:39.18. 5, Gareth TURNBULL, Ireland, 3:40.60. 6, Aaron LANZEL, USA, 3:40.83. 7, Jeremy HUFFMAN, USA, 3:42.10. 8, Karl SAVAGE, USA, 3:42.12. 9, Julius ACHON, Uganda, 3:42.63. 10, Mike MILLER, USA, 3:43.85. 11, Gabe JENNINGS, USA, 3:49.77. 12, Rob MITCHELL, USA, 3:53.41.

Men 5000 Meter Run: 1, Joseph KOSKEI, Kenya, 13:16.83. 2, Mark CARROLL, Ireland, 13:18.75. 3, Matt LANE, USA, 13:27.06. 4, Bolota ASMEROM, USA, 13:31.26. 5, Eric SAVOTH, USA, 13:33.17. 6, Matt GABRIELSON, USA, 13:34.61. 7, , USA, 13:35.40. 8, Matt GONZALES, USA, 13:35.59. 9, Jeff SCHIEBLER, Canada, 13:37.12. 10, Lyle WEESE, USA, 13:38.01. 11, Jason LEHMKULE, USA, 13:38.73. 12, Adam TENFORDE, USA, 13:39.47. 13, Luke WATSON, USA, 13:39.49. 14, Sean GRAHAM, USA, 13:41.57. 15, Clint WELLS, USA, 13:43.28. 16, RYAN KIRKPATRICK, USA, 13:44.34. 17, Sandu REBENCIUC, USA, 13:56.30. 18, Fasil BIZUNEH, USA, 13:58.13. 19, Joe DRISCOLL, USA, 14:01.51. 20, Greg JEMMERSON, USA, 14:08.31. 21, Justin YOUNG, USA, 14:09.70. 22, Brendan RODGERS, USA, 14:13.87. 23, Peter GILMORE, USA, 14:20.63. 24, Forrest TAHDOOAHNIPPAH, USA, 14:40.97. --, Shawn FOUND, USA, DNF. --, James Carney, USA, DNF. --, Ryan BAK, USA, DNF. --, Matt DOWNIN, USA, DNF. --, Ryan WOODS, USA, DNF. --, Brad HAUSER, USA, DNF. --, CHRIS GRAFF, USA, DNF.

Men 110 Meter Hurdles Nike: (w: 1.9) 1, Allen JOHNSON, USA, 13.12. 2, Terrence TRAMMELL, USA, 13.20. 3, , USA, 13.34. 4, Ron BRAMLETT, USA, 13.36. 5, Micah HARRIS, USA, 13.44. 6, Aubrey HERRING, USA, 13.47. 7, Anwar MOORE, USA, 13.51. 8, Ryan WILSON, USA, 13.65. 9, Tim BOGDANOF, USA, 13.74.

Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase Tartan: 1, Ray HUGHES, USA, 8:29.20. 2, Isaiah FESTA, USA, 8:30.48. 3, Solomon KANDIE, Kenya, 8:31.49. 4, , USA, 8:32.09. 5, Mark WARMBY, Great Britain, 8:39.06. 6, Darren SHEARER, USA, 8:39.69. 7, Carl BLACKHURST, USA, 8:42.94. 8, Robert GARY, USA, 8:44.17. 9, Tom Brooks, USA, 8:44.64. 10, Jacques SALBERG, USA, 8:47.58. 11, Dave CULLUM, USA, 8:51.44. 12, Jared CORDES, USA, 8:53.66. 13, Marc DAVIS, USA, 8:54.69. 14, Fred CARTER, USA, 8:56.47. 15, Jonathan GIBSON, USA, 8:59.07. 16, Josh MUXEN, USA, 9:00.71. 17, Tom CHORNY, USA, 9:01.41. 18, Jason WALKER, USA, 9:50.42. --, Matt KERR, USA, DNF. --, Jason GIBBONS, USA, DNF. --, Dave MILNE, USA, DNF.

Men Pole Vault Stanford C.U: 1, Toby STEVENSON, USA, 5.85m, (19-02.25). 2, Jeff HARTWIG, USA, 5.80m, (19- 00.25). 3, Piotr BUCIARSKI, , 5.65m, (18-06.50). 4, Dmitri MARKOV, Australia, 5.55m, (18-02.50). 4, Derek MILES, USA, 5.55m, (18-02.50). 4, Tim MACK, USA, 5.55m, (18-02.50). 7, Tye HARVEY, USA, 5.55m, (18-02.50). 7, Russ BULLER, USA, 5.55m, (18-02.50). --, Lawrence JOHNSON, USA, NH. --, Brad WALKER, USA, NH.

Men Shot Put: 1, John GODINA, USA, 21.71m, (71-02.75). 2, Adam NELSON, USA, 20.91m, (68-07.25). 3, Brad SNYDER, Canada, 20.39m, (66-10.75). 4, Jamie BEYER, USA, 20.29m, (66-07). 5, Tonyo SYLVESTER, USA, 19.40m, (63-07.75). 6, Rhuben WILLIAMS, USA, 19.23m, (63-01.25). 7, Ryls Jones, Australia, 19.07m, (62-06.75).

Men Hammer Throw: 1, Andras HAKLITS, Croatia, 74.79m, (245-04). 2, Michael MAI, USA, 74.40m, (244-01). 3, James PARKER, USA, 73.99m, (242-09). 4, Travis NUTTER, USA, 70.16m, (230-02). 5, Drew LOFTIN, USA, 66.84m, (219-03). 6, Nick ELIHOZKIY, USA, 64.14m, (210-05).

Results - adidas Oregon Track Classic

Women 200 Meter Dash:(w: 1.3) 1, Debbie Ferguson, BAH, 22.84. 2, Crystal Cox, USA, 23.00. 3, Allyson Felix, USA, 23.12. 4, Beverly McDonald, JAM, 23.43. 5, , JAM, 23.44. 6, Cydonie Mothersill, CAY, 23.50. 7, Rachelle Boone, USA, 23.50.

Women 800 Meter Run:1, Nicole Teter, USA, 1:59.24. 2, Diane Cummins, CANADA, 1:59.38. 3, Frances Santin, USA, 2:00.84. 4, Chantee Earl, USA, 2:01.78. 5, Aimee Teteris, CANADA, 2:02.83. 6, Suzy Walsham, AUSTRALIA, 2:03.69. 7, Sasha Spencer, USA, 2:03.80. 8, Heather Henniger, CANADA, 2:08.00. --, Tanya Blake, MALTA, DNF. --, Vicky Fleschner, USA, DNF.

Women 3000 Meter Run:1, Amy Rudolph, USA, 8:51.22. 2, Carrie Tollefson, USA, 8:57.35. 3, Catherine Berry, GBR, 8:58.83. 4, Amy Mortimer, USA, 9:05.37. 5, , USA, 9:14.77. 6, Aziza Aliyu, ETH, 9:19.14. 7, Kelly McDonald, USA, 9:26.69.

Women 100 Meter Hurdles: (w: 1.4) 1, Jenny Adams, USA, 12.66*. 2, Miesha McKelvy, USA, 12.76. 3, Vonette Dixon, JAMAICA, 12.88. 4, Lacena Golding-Clarke, JAMAICA, 12.90. 5, Melissa Morrison, USA, 12.92. 6, Donica Merriman, USA, 13.08. 7, Anjanette Kirkland, USA, 13.11. 8, Toni Ann D'Oyley, JAMAICA, 13.51.

Women Pole Vault: 1, Mary Sauer, USA, 4.40m, (14-05.25). 2, Becky Holliday, USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 3, Tracy O'Hara, USA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 4, Stephanie McCann, CANADA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 5, Dana Ellis, CANADA, 4.30m, (14-01.25). 6, Niki McEwen, USA, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 7, Kellie Suttle, USA, 4.10m, (13-05.25).

Women Discus Throw: 1, Aretha Hill, USA, 64.73m*, (212-04). 2, Seilala Sua, USA, 62.13m, (203-10). 3, Kris Kuehl, USA, 58.57m, (192-02). 4, Debbie Pickersgill, AUSTRALIA, 56.54m, (185-06). 5, Deshaya Williams, USA, 54.10m, (177-06).

Men 100 Meter Dash: (w -1.1) 1, John Capel, USA, 10.07. 2, , USA, 10.18. 3, Mickey Grimes, USA, 10.18. 4, Dwight Thomas, JAMAICA, 10.18. 5, Leornard Scott, USA, 10.38. 6, Coby Miller, USA, 10.42. 7, Nicconnor Alexander, TRINIDAD, 10.43. 8, Tim Harden, USA, 10.52.

Men 400 Meter Dash: 1, Brandon Simpson, JAMAICA, 45.29. 2, , USA, 45.68. 3, , USA, 45.75. 4, Michael Blackwood, JAMAICA, 45.89. 5, Michael McDonald, JAMAICA, 46.20. 6, Gary Kikaya, CONGO, 46.39. 7, , BAHAMAS, 47.05. 8, Hamden Al-Bishi, SAUDI ARIABIA, 47.30.

Men 1500 Meter Run: 1, Laban Rotich, KENYA, 3:35.56. 2, Kevin Sullivan, CANADA, 3:35.93. 3, Nick Willis, NEW ZEALAND, 3:36.24. 4, David Fiegen, LUXEMBOURG, 3:39.98. 5, Charlie Gruber, USA, 3:40.02. 6, Rob Myers, USA, 3:40.27. 7, Gareth Turnbull, IRELAND, 3:40.44. 8, , CANADA, 3:40.62. 9, Ibrahim Aden, USA, 3:40.91. 10, Julius Achon, UGANDA, 3:40.94. 11, James Thie, GREAT BRITAIN, 3:41.34. 12, Mike Miller, USA, 3:42.43. 13, Gabe Jennings, USA, 3:43.91. 14, Adam Goucher, USA, 3:44.83. 15, , USA, 3:45.55. 16, Seneca Lassiter, USA, 3:45.91. --, Tom Brooks, USA, DNF. --, Joseph Mwai, KENYA, DNF.

Men 3000 Meter Run: 1, Luke Kipkosgei, KENYA, 7:42.65*. 2, Elkanah Angwenyi, KENYA, 7:43.28*. 3, James Getanda, KENYA, 7:45.20. 4, Boaz Cheboiywo, KENYA, 7:47.88. 5, Shadrack Kosgei, KENYA, 7:50.01. 6, Joseph Kosgei, KENYA, 7:50.07. 7, , USA, 7:50.70. 8, Paul Morrison, CANADA, 7:52.24. 9, Michael Aish, NEW ZEALAND, 7:52.31. 10, Robert Gary, USA, 7:53.57. 11, Matt Gabrielson, USA, 7:54.22. 12, Matt Johnston, CANADA, 7:55.11. 13, , USA, 7:59.09. 14, James Carney, USA, 8:01.83. 15, Ryan Bak, USA, 8:03.71. 16, , USA, 8:06.57. --, Nolan Swanson, USA, DQ.

Men 400 Meter Hurdles: 1, Ian Weakly, JAMAICA, 49.07*. 2, Neil Gardner, JAMAICA, 49.80*. 3, Sherman Armstrong, USA, 49.91*. 4, Dean Griffiths, JAMAICA, 49.96*. 5, Bayano Kamani, PANAMA, 50.45*. 6, Fred Sharpe, USA, 51.29. --, Joey Woody, USA, DQ.

Men High Jump: 1, James Nieto, USA, 2.27m, (7-05.25). 2, , USA, 2.27m, (7-05.25). 3, Mark Boswell, CANADA, 2.24m, (7-04.25). 4, Charles Austin, USA, 2.20m, (7-02.50). 5, Terrance Woods, USA, 2.15m, (7-00.50). 5, Charles Clinger, USA, 2.15m, (7-00.50). 5, , USA, 2.15m, (7-00.50).

Men Long Jump: 1, Osbourne Moxey, BAHAMAS, 7.98m, w:2.1 (26-02.25). 2, Walter Davis, USA, 7.93m, w:0.6 (26- 00.25). 3, Kevin Dilworth, USA, 7.79m, w:0.6 (25-06.75). 4, Bashir Ramzy, USA, 7.77m, w:0.6 (25-06). 5, Erick Walder, USA, 7.47m, w:-1.0 (24-06.25). 6, Brian Johnson, USA, 7.32m, w:-0.3 (24-00.25).

Men Shot Put: 1, Christian Cantwell, USA, 22.54m*, (73-11.50). 2, Adam Nelson, USA, 21.68m, (71-01.50). 3, John Godina, USA, 21.67m, (71-01.25). 4, Vince Mosca, USA, 20.23m, (66-04.50). 5, Brad Snyder, CANADA, 20.04m, (65- 09). 6, Jamie Beyer, USA, 19.38m, (63-07). 7, Tonyo Sylvester, USA, 19.34m, (63-05.50). Results – Nike Prefontaine Classic

Women 100 Meter Dash: (w: 1.6) 1, Inger Miller, USA, 11.05. 2, Gail Devers, USA, 11.05. 3, Chryste Gaines, USA, 11.06. 4, LaTasha Colander, USA, 11.10. 5, Marion Jones, USA, 11.12. 6, Natasha Mayers, St. Vincents, 11.14. 7, LaKeisha Backus, USA, 11.36. 8, Crystal Cox, USA, 11.44.

Women 800 Meter Run: 1, Maria Mutola, Mozambique, 1:57.78. 2, Nicole Teter, USA, 1:59.09. . 3, Hazel Clark, USA, 1:59.32. 4, Diane Cummins, Canada, 1:59.99. 5, Marian Burnett, Guyana, 2:01.12. 6, Brigita Langerholc, Slovenia, 2:01.68. 7, Francis Santin, USA, 2:04.15. 8, Chantee Earl, USA, 2:09.69. --, Emily McMahon, USA, DNF.

Women 1500 Meter Run: 1, Yelena Zadorzhnaya, , 4:02.15. 2, Kelly Holmes, Great Britain, 4:03.73. 3, Malindi Elmore, Canada, 4:04.06. 4, Marla Runyan, USA, 4:06.37. 5, Shayne Culpepper, USA, 4:07.01. 6, Katie Vermuelen, Canada, 4:07.58. 7, Shalene Flanagan, USA, 4:09.27. 8, Janet Trujillo, USA, 4:10.44. 9, Suzy Walsham, Australia, 4:11.18. 10, Mary Jane Harrelson, USA, 4:11.63. 11, Mardrea Hyman, Jamaica, 4:12.59. 12, Jenelle Deatherage, USA, 4:13.92. 13, Kara Goucher, USA, 4:16.48. 14, Courtney Babcock, Canada, 4:16.91. --, Eri Macdonald, USA, DNF. --, Sarah Schwald, USA, DNF.

Women 100 Meter Hurdles: (w: 0.7) 1, Perdita Felicien, Canada, 12.46. 2, Danielle Carruthers, USA, 12.56. 3, Jenny Adams, USA, 12.69. 4, Angela Whyte, Canada, 12.87. 5, Anjanette Kirkland, USA, 12.90. 6, Bisa Grant, USA, 13.94.

Women Pole Vault: 1, Stacy Dragila, USA, 4.70m, (15-05). 2, Jillian Schwartz, USA, 4.60m, (15-01). 3, Kellie Suttle, USA, 4.50m, (14-09). 4, Mary Sauer, USA, 4.40m, (14-05.25). 5, Andrea Dutoit, USA, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 6, Becky Holliday, USA, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 6, Tracy O'Hara, USA, 4.20m, (13-09.25). --, Kate Soma, USA, NH. --, Nikki McEwan, USA, NH.

Women Long Jump: 1, Marion Jones, USA, 6.93m, w:1.0 (22-09). 2, Grace Upshaw, USA, 6.88m, w:2.6 (22-07). 3, Anju George, India, 6.83m, w:2.6 (22-05). 4, Alice Falaiye, Canada, 6.54m, w:1.8 (21-05.50). 5, Tameisha King, Jamaica, 6.31m, w:2.1 (20-08.50). 6, Simidele Adeagbo, USA, 6.20m, w:2.8 (20-04.25).

Men 100 Meter Dash: (w: 1.8) 1, , USA, 9.88%. 2, Maurice Greene, USA, 9.93*. 3, John Capel, USA, 9.95*. 4, Mickey Grimes, USA, 10.04. 5, Leonard Scott, USA, 10.14. 6, , USA, 10.17. 7, Rae Edwards, USA, 10.18. 8, Justin Gatlin, USA, 10.19.

Men 1 Bowerman: 1, Alan Webb, USA, 3:50.85. 2, Nick Willis, New Zealand, 3:53.51. 3, Elkanah Angwenyi, Kenya, 3:54.52. 4, Kevin Sullivan, Canada, 3:58.35. 5, Paul McMullen, USA, 3:58.60. 6, Julius Achon, USA, 3:58.66. 7, , USA, 3:59.78. 8, Aaron Lanzel, USA, 3:59.88. 9, Jonathan Riley, USA, 4:00.55. 10, Ray Hughes, USA, 4:00.87. 11, Nick Symmonds, USA, 4:09.83. 12, Joel Atwater, USA, 4:13.72. --, Laban Rotich, Kenya, DNF. --, Mike Miller, USA, DNF. --, Simon Kimata, Kenya, DNF.

Men 1500 Meter Run: 1, Charlie Gruber, USA, 3:37.23. 2, Said Ahmed, USA, 3:37.49. 3, Michael Stember, USA, 3:37.75. 4, Jason Lunn, USA, 3:37.79. 5, Nate Brannen, Canada, 3:39.05. 6, Rob Myers, USA, 3:39.60. 7, , USA, 3:39.90. 8, Jeremy Huffman, USA, 3:41.14. 9, Adam Goucher, USA, 3:41.21. 10, Jorge Torres, USA, 3:41.29. 11, Luke Watson, USA, 3:42.43. 12, Nathan Robison, USA, 3:43.35. 13, Gabe Jennings, USA, 3:43.95. --, Brayce Forsha, USA, DNF. --, Joseph Mwai, Kenya, DNF. --, Bryan Berryhill, USA, DNF.

Men 1500 Meter Run en route: 1, Alan Webb, USA, 3:34.42. 2, Nick Willis, New Zealand, 3:38.20. 3, Elkanah Angwenyi, Kenya, 3:38.66. 4, Paul McMullen, USA, 3:42.83. 5, Steve Slattery, USA, 3:42.88. 6, Kevin Sullivan, Canada, 3:43.02. 7, Ray Hughes, USA, 3:43.44. 8, Julius Achon, USA, 3:43.56. 9, Jonathan Riley, USA, 3:43.60. 10, Aaron Lanzel, USA, 3:43.93. 11, Nick Symmonds, USA, 3:52.36. 12, Joel Atwater, USA, 3:54.49. --, Mike Miller, USA, DNF. --, Simon Kimata, Kenya, DNF. --, Laban Rotich, Kenya, DNF.

Men 5000 Meter Run:1, Joseph Koskei, Kenya, 13:26.78. 2, Martin Keino, Kenya, 13:28.69. 3, Luke Kipkosgei, Kenya, 13:30.52. 4, , USA, 13:30.68. 5, Matt Lane, USA, 13:31.14. 6, , USA, 13:31.17. 7, Daniel Lincoln, USA, 13:32.27. 8, Michael Aish, New Zealand, 13:32.85. 9, Abdi Abdirahman, USA, 13:38.76. 10, Shadrack Kosgei, Kenya, 13:57.41. 11, Teodoro Vega, Mexico, 14:08.17. --, James Getanda, Kenya, DNF. --, Nick Rogers, USA, DNF.

Men 110 Meter Hurdles: (w: 1.3) 1, Larry Wade, USA, 13.14. 2, Allen Johnson, USA, 13.14. 3, Micah Harris, USA, 13.44. 4, Ron Bramlett, USA, 13.51. 5, Dudley Dorival, Haiti, 13.53. 6, Eric Mitchum, USA, 13.66. 7, Anwar Moore, USA, 13.80. 8, Arend Watkins, USA, 13.98.

Men 400 Meter Hurdles:1, Felix Sanchez, Dominican Rep, 48.12*. 2, , USA, 48.79. 3, , USA, 48.83. 4, Joey Woody, USA, 48.88. 5, LaBronze Garrett, USA, 49.93. 6, Quinton Milner, USA, 50.15. 7, Hadi Al-Somayli, Saudi Arabia, 50.23. Men High Jump: 1, , USA, 2.30m, (7-06.50). 2, Nathan Leeper, USA, 2.25m, (7-04.50). 3, Mark Boswell, Canada, 2.25m, (7-04.50). 4, Charles Austin, USA, 2.20m, (7-02.50). 5, Matt Hemingway, USA, 2.20m, (7-02.50). 6, Adam Shunk, USA, 2.15m, (7-00.50). 7, Charles Clinger, USA, 2.15m, (7-00.50).

Men Pole Vault:1, Jeff Hartwig, USA, 5.80m, (19-00.25). 2, Dmitri Markov, Australia, 5.80m, (19-00.25). 3, Brad Walker, USA, 5.80m, (19-00.25). 4, Toby Stevenson, USA, 5.80m, (19-00.25). 5, Derek Miles, USA, 5.70m, (18- 08.25). 6, Piotr Buciarski, Denmark, 5.60m, (18-04.50). 7, Nick Hysong, USA, 5.60m, (18-04.50). 8, Tommy Skipper, USA, 5.60m, (18-04.50). 9, Tim Mack, USA, 5.50m, (18-00.50).

Men Shot Put: 1, Christian Cantwell, USA, 21.74m, (71-04). 2, Adam Nelson, USA, 21.50m, (70-06.50). 3, , USA, 20.38m, (66-10.50). 4, Vince Mosca, USA, 20.13m, (66-00.50). 5, Brad Snyder, Canada, 19.96m, (65-06). 6, Jamie Beyer, USA, 19.78m, (64-10.75). 7, Tonyo Sylvester, USA, 19.09m, (62-07.75).

Men Hammer Throw: 1, Koji Murofushi, Japan, 82.65m, (271-02). 2, James Parker, USA, 77.78m, (255-02). 3, Vadim Khersontsev, Russia, 75.53m, (247-10). 4, Stuart Rendell, Australia, 75.26m, (246-11). 5, Kevin McMahon, USA, 71.85m, (235-09). 6, Michael Mai, USA, 71.68m, (235-02). 7, Scott Boothby, USA, 69.49m, (228-00). 8, Adam Kriz, USA, 66.98m, (219-09).

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2004 NCAA Championships

Results

June 9-12, Austin, Texas

2004 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS - MEN

100m: (w: 1.7) 1, Tyson Gay, Arkansas, 10.06. 2, 4x400m relay: 1, Baylor (Wil Fitts SO, Braelon Davis Michael Frater, TCU, 10.06. 3, , M. FR, SO, JR), Tenn. St., 10.07. 3:01.03. 2, Minnesota (Adam Steele SR, Robb Merritt JR, Aaron Buzard FR, Mitch Potter SR), 3:01.80. 3, 200m: (w: 2.3) 1, , Arkansas, Mississippi State (Jamel Ashley SR, Arthur Davis FR, 20.12. 2, Stanford Routt, Houston, 20.20. 3, Jabari Keston Nelson SR, LaChristopher Lewis JR), 3:03.57. Fields, TCU, 20.28. High Jump: 1, , Texas, 2.32m, (7- 400m: 1, Jeremy Wariner, Baylor, 44.71. 2, Kelly 07.25). 2, Kyle Lancaster, Kansas St., 2.29m, (7-06). Willie, LSU, 44.85. 3, Jerry Harris, TCU, 44.96. 3, Jimmy Baxter, S. Florida, 2.26m, (7-05).

800m: 1, Jonathan Johnson, Texas Tech, 1:46.39. 2, Pole vault: 1, Tommy Skipper, Oregon, 5.70m, (18- Jesse O'Connell, Georgetown, 1:46.79. 3, Paul Cross, 08.25). 2, Yoo Kim, UCLA, 5.60m, (18-04.50). 3, Eric Tennessee, 1:47.18. Eshbach, Nebraska, 5.60m, (18-04.50).

1500m: 1, Chris Mulvaney, Arkansas, 3:44.72. 2, Long jump: 1, John Moffitt, LSU, 8.40m, w:2.6 (27- Nathan Robison, BYU, 3:44.94. 3, , 06.75). 2, Tony Allmond, S. Carolina, 8.35m, w:3.9 Stanford, 3:45.03 (27-04.75). 3, , Indiana, 7.97m, w:2.0 (26- 01.75). 3,000m steeplechase: 1, Jordan Desilets, E. Michigan, 8:42.64. 2, Andy Smith, NC State, 8:45.84. 3, Ian Triple Jump: 1, Leevan Sands, Auburn, 17.12m, w:2.6 Dobson, Stanford, 8:48.12. (56-02). 2, Aarik Wilson, Indiana, 16.93m, w:4.6 (55- 06.50). 3, Lawrence Willis, LA-Lafayette, 16.67m, 5,000m: 1, , Arizona, 13:49.85. 2, w:2.7 (54-08.25) , , 13:52.13. 3, , Wisconsin, 14:11.45. Shot Put: 1, , Nebraska, 20.64m, (67- 08.75). 2, Dan Taylor, Ohio State, 20.11m, (65-11.75). 10,000: 1, Alistair Cragg, Arkansas, 29:22.43. 2, 3, Jeff Chakouian, Kentucky, 19.88m, (65-02.75). Robert Cheseret, Arizona, 29:26.51. 3, , Wisconsin, 29:57.24. Discus: 1, , SMU, 62.01m, (203-05). 2, Jason Young, Texas Tech, 60.24m, (197-08). 3, 110m hurdles: (w: 1.2) 1, Josh Walker, Florida, 13.32. Michael Robertson, SMU, 59.50m, (195-02). 2, Eric Mitchum, Oregon, 13.38. 3, Joel Brown, Ohio State, 13.43. Hammer: 1, Thomas Freeman, Manhattan, 70.77m, (232-02). 2, Spyridon Jullien, VA Tech, 70.70m, (231- 400m hurdles: 1, , Florida, 49.05. 2, 11). 3, Dan Taylor, Ohio State, 69.35m, (227-06). , LSU, 49.34. 3, Rickey Harris, Florida, 49.82. Javelin: 1, Gabriel Wallin, Boise State, 80.71m, (264- 09). 2, Brian Chaput, Pennsylvania, 78.07m, (256-02). 4x100m relay: 1, Florida (Ahmad Jasmine JR, Mike 3, Eric Brown, Arkansas, 75.07m, (246-03). Morrison FR, Kyle Farmer JR, Sekou Clarke SO), 39.11. 2, Arizona State (Steven Koehnemann FR, Decathlon: 1, Ryan Harlan, Rice, 8171. 2, Trey Domenik Peterson FR, Seth Amoo JR, Lewis Banda Hardee, Miss State, 8041. 3, Mustafa Abdur-Rahim, SO), 39.14. 3, Florida State (Derrick Baker SO, Rhoan Dartmouth, 7937. Sterling JR, Brian Dzingai SR, Cedric Nabe FR), 39.14.

2004 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS – WOMEN

100m: (w: 1.0) 1, Lauryn Williams, Miami, 10.97. 2, 4x400m: 1, LSU (Neisha Bernard-Thomas SR, , LSU, 11.12. 3, , Texas, HazelAnn Regis SR, Monique Hall SR, Nadia 11.23. Davy SR), 3:25.26. 2, South Carolina (Shevon Stoddart JR, JR, Stephanie Smith 200m: (w: 2.3) 1, LaShaunte'a Moore, Arkansas, FR, Khalilah Carpenter JR), 3:28.09. 3, Tennessee 22.37. 2, Muna Lee, LSU, 22.55. 3, Ashlee Williams, (Antoinette Gorham JR, Kameisha Bennett SR, Nicole Texas, 22.62. Cook JR, Dee Dee Trotter JR), 3:28.49.

400m: 1, Dee Dee Trotter, Tennessee, 50.32. 2, High Jump: 1, Chaunte Howard, Georgia Tech, , UCLA, 50.62. 3, Sanya 1.93m, (6-04). 2, Sharon Day, Cal Poly-SLO, Richards, Texas, 50.68. 1.90m, (6-02.75). 3, Kaylene Wagner, Cal Poly-SLO, 1.90m, (6-02.75). 800m: 1, Neisha Bernard-Thomas, LSU, 2:02.86. 2, Kameisha Bennett, Tennessee, 2:03.11. 3, Alice Pole vault: 1, Chelsea Johnson, UCLA, 4.30m, (14- Schmidt, North Carolina, 2:03.79. 01.25). 2, Kate Soma, Washington, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 3, Jenny Green, Nebraska, 4.20m, (13-09.25). 1500m: 1, Tiffany McWilliams, Miss State, 4:11.59. 2, Treniere Clement, Georgetown, 4:12.21. 3, Marina Long jump: 1, , Georgia, 6.61m, w:2.9 Muncan, Villanova, 4:13.84. (21-08.25). 2, Ineta Radevica, Nebraska, 6.55m, w:2.4 (21-06). 3, April Holliness, Baylor, 6.55m, w:3.1 (21- 3,000m steeplechase: 1, Ida Nilsson, N. Arizona, 06). 9:48.29. 2, Briana Shook, Toledo, 9:49.44. 3, Michaela Mannova, BYU, 9:56.66. Triple jump: 1, Ineta Radevica, Nebraska, 13.87m, w:3.4 (45-06.25). 2, Nicole Toney, LSU, 13.80m, w:5.1 5,000m: 1, , Providence, 15:48.86. 2, Sara (45-03.50). 3, Gisele Oliveira, Clemson, 13.68m, w:2.8 Bei, Stanford, 16:24.90. 3, , Notre Dame, (44-10.75). 16:25.44. Shot put: 1, , North Carolina, 10,000m: 1, Alicia Craig, Stanford, 33:58.27. 2, Vicky 18.26m, (59-11). 2, Jillian Camarena, Stanford, Gill, Florida St., 34:02.31. 3, Jamie Krzyminski, 18.11m, (59-05). 3, , Nebraska, 17.77m, Michigan St., 34:02.40. (58-03.75).

100m hurdles: (w: 1.7) 1, Nichole Denby, Texas, Discus: 1, Becky Breisch, Nebraska, 62.31m, (204- 12.62. 2, Priscilla Lopes, Nebraska, 12.64. 05). 2, Beth Mallory, Alabama, 58.32m, (191-04). 3, 3, Sheena Johnson, UCLA, 12.75. Dayana Octavien, S. Florida, 58.08m, (190-07).

400m hurdles: 1, Sheena Johnson, UCLA, 53.54. 2, Hammer: 1, Candice Scott, Florida, 68.83m, (225-10). Lashinda Demus, S. Carolina, 54.22. 3, Shauna 2, , UCLA, 66.88m, (219-05). Smith, Wyoming, 55.54. 3, Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia, 66.12m, (216-11).

4x100m relay: 1, LSU ( SR, Monique Hall Javelin: 1, Katy Doyle, Texas A&M, 56.57m, (185-07). SR, SR, Muna Lee SR), 42.61. 2, 2, Inga Stasiulionyte, USC, 56.48m, (185-04). 3, UCLA (Sani Roseby SR, Sheena Johnson SR, Dawn Sarah Malone, Oregon, 54.28m, (178-01). Harper SO, Monique Henderson JR), 43.49. 3, Miami (Chinela Davis JR, Lauryn Williams JR, Dominique Heptathlon: 1, Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona St., 5807. Darden SO, India Ransom SO), 43.71. 2, Hyleas Fountain, Georgia, 5785. 3, Ashley Selig, Nebraska, 5587.

2004 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Track & Field Media Kit

2000 U.S. Olympic Trials results

Sacramento, Calif.

2000 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS – Men’s final results

100 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: -1.7 1 Maurice Greene Nike 10.01 2 Curtis Johnson HSI 10.07 3 Jon Drummond Nike 10.07 4 Brian Lewis Reebok 10.09 5 Kenneth Brokenburr Nike 10.14 6 Tim Montgomery Asics 10.18 7 Bernard Williams Unattached 10.19 8 Dennis Mitchell Unattached 10.20

200 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: -0.3 1 John Capel adidas 19.85 2 Floyd Heard Santa Monica TC 19.88 3 Coby Miller Nike 19.96 4 Bernard Williams Unattached 20.03 5 Kenneth Brokenburr Nike 20.33 - Michael Johnson Nike DNF - Maurice Greene Nike DNF

400 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Michael Johnson Nike 43.68 2 Alvin Harrison Nike 44.63 3 Antonio Pettigrew adidas 44.66 4 adidas 44.70 5 Calvin Harrison Nike 44.90 6 Danny McCray Nike 45.00 7 Ja'Warren Hooker Washington 45.05 8 Nike 45.32

800 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Mark Everett Unattached 1:45.67 2 Asics 1:46.05 3 Bryan Woodward Reebok 1:46.09 4 Khadevis Robinson Santa Monica TC 1:46.36 5 Jeffrey Kuzma Air Force 1:46.40 6 Trinity Gray Nike 1:46.55 7 Jason Pyrah Nike 1:46.83 8 Jesse Strutzel Unattached 1:47.60 1,500 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Gabe Jennings Stanford 3:35.90 2 Jason Pyrah Nike 3:36.70 3 Michael Stember Stanford 3:37.04 4 Jason Lunn Unattached 3:37.24 5 Steve Holman Nike 3:37.36 6 Andy Downin Wisconsin Running Racing 3:38.36 7 Seneca Lassiter Nike 3:38.81 8 Matt Holthaus Reebok 3:39.85 9 Karl Paranya Asics 3:40.72 10 Michael Ryan Reebok 3:41.14 11 Richie Boulet New Balance 3:43.88 12 adidas 3:50.50

5,000 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Adam Goucher Fila 13:27.06 2 Brad Hauser Nike 13:27.31 3 Nick Rogers Nike 13:29.48 4 Matt Lane William and Mary 13:37.03 5 Marc Davis Nike 13:39.88 6 Bob Kennedy Nike 13:42.15 7 Jason Stewart U.S. Army 13:44.47 8 Jonathon Riley Stanford 13:46.24 9 Alan Culpepper adidas 13:48.75 10 Chris Graff Reebok 13:49.45 11 Brent Hauser Nike 13:57.71 12 Brian Baker New Balance 13:58.72 13 Peter Sherry Reebok 14:08.97 14 Andre Williams Reebok 14:13.85 15 Matt Downin Wisconsin 14:14.24 16 Phil Price Reebok 14:16.73 - Bolota Asmerom Unattached DNF

10,000 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Mebrahtom Keflezighi Nike 28:03.32 2 Alan Culpepper adidas 28:03.35 3 Abdihakim Abdi Nike 28:19.08 4 Shawn Found U.S. Army 28:33.73 5 Brad Hauser Nike 28:36.53 6 James Jurcevich Unattached 28:39.20 7 Matt Downin Wisconsin 28:45.58 8 Rodney Dehaven New Balance 28:48.98 9 Jason Balkman Stanford 28:50.90 10 Notre Dame 28:51.74 11 Peter Julian adidas 28:57.45 12 Gary Stolz Nike 29:11.97 13 Eric Tollefson Asics 29:13.72 14 Kyle Baker Unattached 29:21.89 15 Chad Johnson Unattached 29:28.47 16 Andrew Begley Unattached 29:28.79 17 Weldon Johnson Letsrun.com 29:29.40 18 Steven Schell Michigan State 29:30.19 19 Keith Dowling adidas 29:31.67 20 Peter DeLaCerda Reebok 29:32.92 21 Michael Mykytok Unattached 29:33.36 22 Chris Graff Reebok 29:36.12 23 Nathan Nutter Nike 29:42.28 24 Adam Dailey Arkansas 30:01.51 25 Jason Lehmkuhle Unattached 30:32.29 26 Teddy Mitchell New Balance 30:52.49 27 Nike 31:16.25 - Nolan Swanson Nike DNF - Nick Rogers Nike DNF - Stetson Steele Iowa DNF - Michael Donnelly New Balance DNF - Brent Hauser Nike DNF - Eric Polonski New Balance DNF - New York AC DNF

110m HURDLES PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: 1.5 1 Allen Johnson Nike 12.97 2 Mark Crear God Speed TC 13.11 3 Terrence Trammell South Carolina 13.19 4 Dawane Wallace adidas 13.22 5 Larry Wade Nike 13.26 6 Christopher Phillips Unattached 13.32 - Dominique Arnold Unattached DNF - Unattached DQ

400m HURDLES PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Angelo Taylor Nike 47.62 2 Eric Thomas Nike 48.22 3 James Carter Maryland Elite 48.46 4 Joey Woody New Balance 48.83 5 Nike 48.88 6 adidas 49.27 7 Sherman Armstrong Illinois 50.04 8 Louis Sales Jr. Reebok 50.89

3,000m STEEPLECHASE PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Pascal Dobert Nike 8:15.77 2 Mark Croghan adidas 8:16.20 3 adidas 8:21.41 4 Tim Broe adidas 8:21.50 5 Clint Wells Natv. Amer. Sprts Council 8:23.26 6 Tom Nohilly Reebok 8:25.09 7 Anthony Famiglietti Tennessee 8:25.37 8 Robert Gary adidas 8:25.87 9 Chuck Sloan Oklahoma State 8:26.66 10 Thomas Chorny Nike 8:31.53 11 Greg Jimmerson Unattached 8:34.11 12 Dave Cullum Unattached 8:42.50 13 Billy Herman Unattached 8:50.98 - Darin Shearer Reebok Boston DNF

HIGH JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Charles Austin Nike 2.32m 7'07.25 2 Kenny Evans Arkansas 2.27m 7'05.25 3 Nathan Leeper Nike 2.27m 7'05.25 4 Charles Clinger Weber State 2.27m 7'05.25 5 Henry Patterson Nike 2.22m 7'03.25 5 James Nieto Unattached 2.22m 7'03.25 7 Ronald Nelson Prairie View A&M 2.22m 7'03.25 7 Jeremy Fischer Wisconsin TC 2.22m 7'03.25 7 Shore AC 2.22m 7'03.25 10 Marc Chenn Unattached 2.17m 7'01.50 10 Matt Hemingway Team Qwest 2.17m 7'01.50

POLE VAULT PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Lawrence Johnson adidas 5.83m 19'01.50 2 Nick Hysong Nike 5.73m 18'09.50 3 Pat Manson US West 5.63m 18'05.50 3 Unattached 5.63m 18'05.50 3 Derek Miles Unattached 5.63m 18'05.50 6 Tye Harvey New Balance 5.53m 18'01.75 6 Brent Burns Reebok 5.53m 18'01.75 8 Tim Mack Unattached 5.53m 18'01.75 9 Jacob Pauli Northern Iowa 5.53m 18'01.75 - Billy Payne Unattached NH - Russ Buller LSU NH - Toby Stevenson Stanford NH - Jim Davis Fresno State NH - Scott Slover Reebok NH

LONG JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Melvin Lister Nike 8.32m 1.6 27'03.75 2 Nike 8.14m 1.0 26'08.50 3 Walter Davis Barton CC 8.11m 1.4 26'07.25 4 Robert Howard Reebok 8.07m 0.9 26'05.75 5 Savante Stringfellow Mississippi 8.04m 2.0 26'04.50 6 Erick Walder adidas 8.01m 1.2 26'03.50 7 Roland McGhee Nike 7.97m 1.3 26'01.75 8 Alabama 7.95m 1.0 26'01.00 9 Marcus Thomas LSU 7.91m 1.1 25'11.50 10 Jamorya Funderburk Unattached 7.72m 1.1 25'04.00 11 James Stallworth Unattached 7.62m 1.4 25'00.00 12 Johnathan Daniels Unattached 7.61m 1.6 24'11.75

TRIPLE JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Robert Howard Reebok 16.99m 0.5 55'09.00 2 LaMark Carter Nike 16.96m -0.6 55'07.75 3 Walter Davis Barton CC 16.84m -0.8 55'03.00 4 Leonard Cobb Unattached 16.80m 0.8 55'01.50 5 Clifton Etheridge Unattached 16.62m -0.3 54'06.50 6 Chris Hercules Texas-Austin 16.44m -1.8 53'11.25 7 Rich Thompson Bronx Int'l Express 16.35m 1.3 53'07.75 8 Von Ware Unattached 16.34m -0.3 53'07.50 9 LeVar Anderson Nike 16.32m -2.0 53'06.50 10 Robert Johnson Shore AC 16.19m 0.3 53'01.50 11 Kenta Bell Unattached 16.12m -1.2 52'10.75 12 Marcus Thomas LSU 15.90m -0.6 52'02.00

SHOT PUT PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Adam Nelson Nike 22.12m T 72'07.00 2 CJ Hunter Nike 21.87m 71'09.00 3 Andy Bloom Nike 21.61m 70'10.75 4 John Godina Reebok 21.09m 69'02.50 5 Nike 19.58m 64'03.00 6 Resse Hoffa Georgia 18.95m 62'02.25 7 Steven Albert Unattached 18.67m 61'03.00 8 Jarrod Rome Boise State 18.65m 61'02.25 9 John Davis Unattached 18.24m 59'10.25 10 MF Athletics 18.20m 59'08.50 11 Dennis Black Unattached 18.08m 59'04.00 12 Aaron Banks Unattached 18.07m 59'03.50

DISCUS THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Nike 63.95m 209'10.00 2 John Godina Reebok 63.61m 208'08.00 3 . Team Qwest 63.36m 207'10.00 4 Doug Reynolds Unattached 61.40m 201'05.00 5 Andy Bloom Nike 61.16m 200'08.00 6 Nick Petrucci Unattached 59.69m 195'10.00 7 Mark White Unattached 58.44m 191'09.00 8 Unattached 58.27m 191'02.00 9 Colorado State 58.09m 190'07.00 10 Kevin Fitzpatrick Unattached 57.08m 187'03.00 11 Reedus Thurmond Auburn 56.98m 186'11.00 12 James Dennis UPS 51.84m 170'01.00

HAMMER THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Lance Deal New York AC 78.87m 258'09.00 2 Kevin McMahon Reebok 73.31m 240'06.00 3 Jud Logan MF Athletics 71.01m 233'00.00 4 Gerald Ingalls U.S. Army 70.22m 230'04.00 5 Kevin Mannon New York AC 69.90m 229'04.00 6 Mark McGehearty New York AC 68.92m 226'01.00 7 James Parker Utah State 67.72m 222'02.00 8 John McEwan MF Athletics 66.75m 219'00.00 9 Travis Nutter Unattached 65.66m 215'05.00 10 Doug Bryant Unattached 65.54m 215'00.00 11 Marvin Williams Unattached 64.95m 213'01.00 12 Matthew Kavanagh U of Kentucky 59.28m 194'06.00

JAVELIN THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Breaux Greer New York AC 81.08m 266'00.00 2 Tomas Pukstys adidas 79.36m 260'04.00 3 Todd Riech Nike 76.94m 252'05.00 4 Brian Kollar Virginia 73.18m 240'01.00 5 Ty Sevin Unattached 73.11m 239'10.00 6 Ozie Duncan Unattached 72.41m 237'07.00 7 Tom Petranoff MF Athletics 70.39m 230'11.00 8 Josh Ray Johnson Reebok 69.07m 226'07.00 9 Darin File Missouri 68.38m 224'04.00 10 David Masgay Unattached 68.29m 224'00.00 11 Mark Bridge Indiana-PA 66.89m 219'05.00 12 Rogers Davis Unattached 64.78m 212'06.00

DECATHLON PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM PTS ======1 Tom Pappas adidas 8467 2 Chris Huffins Oakley International 8285 3 Kip Janvrin Unattached 8057 4 Phil McMullen Asics 7954 5 Daniel Steele U.S. Army 7890 6 Bevan Hart U.C. Berkeley 7873 7 Avery Anderson Unattached 7692 8 Chad Smith Unattached 7664 9 Trafton Rodgers Natv. Amer. Sprts Council 7369 10 David Pope Unattached 6186 11 Steve Fritz Accusplit TC 6060

20 km RACE WALK PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Tim Seaman New York AC 1:25:41.00 T 2 U.S. Air Force 1:26:38.00 3 Andrew Hermann Multnomah AC 1:28:06.00 4 Michael Rohl New Balance 1:32:24.00 5 Pro-Cor Track Club 1:32:39.00 6 Unattached 1:32:57.00 7 Ian Whatley Potomac Valley TC 1:33:28.00 8 Dave McGovern New Balance 1:35:28.00 9 Jonathan Matthews New Balance 1:37:39.00 10 Matthew DeWitt Wisconson Parkside 1:41:57.00 - Gary Morgan New York AC DNF - Sean Albert N.J. Striders DQ

2000 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS- Women’s final results

100 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: -1.0 1 Marion Jones Nike 10.88 2 Inger Miller Nike 11.05 3 Chryste Gaines adidas 11.13 4 Torri Edwards Nike 11.15 5 Gail Devers Nike 11.15 6 Nanceen Perry Mizuno/ In Pursuit 11.18 7 Carlette Guidry adidas 11.22 8 Nike 11.32

200 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: 0.5 1 Marion Jones Nike 21.94 2 Inger Miller Nike 22.09 3 Nanceen Perry Mizuno/ In Pursuit 22.38 4 Torri Edwards Nike 22.68 5 Latasha Colander-Richrd Nike 22.76 6 Michelle Collins Nike 22.80 7 LaTasha Jenkins Nike 22.99 8 Carlette Guidry adidas 23.15

400 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Latasha Colander-Richrd Nike 49.87 2 Jearl Miles-Clark Reebok 50.23 3 Michelle Collins Nike 50.29 4 adidas 50.82 5 South Carolina 51.17 6 Unattached 51.32 7 Maicel Malone-Wallace New Balance 51.39 8 Monique Henderson Unattached 51.79

800 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Hazel Clark Nike 1:58.97 2 Jearl Miles-Clark Reebok 1:59.12 3 Joetta Clark-Diggs Nike 1:59.49 4 Meredith Rainey-Valmon Reebok 1:59.50 5 Amy Ross-Schroer U.S. Army 2:01.01 6 Mary Jayne Harrelson Unattached 2:02.35 7 Elizabeth Diaz Unattached 2:03.44 8 Michelle Ave Asics 2:05.62

1,500 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Regina Jacobs Nike 4:01.01 2 Suzy Favor-Hamilton Nike 4:01.81 3 Marla Runyan Asics 4:06.44 4 Shayne Culpepper adidas 4:08.38 5 Mary Jayne Harrelson Unattached 4:08.76 6 Debbie Grant New Balance 4:11.88 7 Colette Liss Indiana Invaders 4:13.45 8 Karen Candaele adidas 4:14.71 9 Jamie King Unattached 4:16.14 10 Jenelle Deatherage Wisconsin Running Racing 4:16.54 11 Susan Taylor BYU 4:17.28 12 Asics 4:24.50

5,000 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Regina Jacobs Nike 14:45.35 A 2 Deena Drossin Reebok 15:11.55 T 3 Elva Dryer Nike 15:12.07 T 4 Amy Rudolph Unattached 15:21.16 T 5 Anne Marie Lauck Nike 15:23.71 T 6 Clare Taylor Asics 15:30.44 7 Shayne Culpepper adidas 15:31.49 8 Kara Wheeler Colorado 15:34.47 9 Kristin Ihle Nike 15:35.28 10 Annette Peters Asics 15:37.99 11 New Balance 15:48.12 12 Colette Liss Indiana Invaders 15:49.85 13 Kristin Beaney Reebok 15:55.14 14 Jennifer Crain adidas 16:00.85 15 Carrie Tollefson adidas 16:02.28 16 Asics 16:11.95

10,000 METERS PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Deena Drossin Reebok 31:51.05 T 2 Jen Rhines adidas 31:58.34 3 Libbie Hickman Nike 31:58.68 4 Anne Marie Lauck Nike 32:01.86 5 Annette Peters Asics 32:09.49 6 Sylvia Mosqueda Unattached 32:18.36 7 Blake Russell New Balance 32:20.26 8 Kristin Beaney Reebok 32:22.72 9 Kim Fitchen Nike 32:41.08 10 Jennifer Crain adidas 32:44.70 11 Natalie Nalepa New Balance 32:45.36 12 Erica Palmer Wisconsin 32:50.29 13 Katie McGregor adidas 33:10.14 14 Kate Fonshell Asics 33:30.99 15 Donna Garcia Reebok 33:36.98 16 Rachel Sauder Asics 33:40.39 17 Laura Baker New Balance 33:40.87 18 Marty Shue Reebok 34:11.46 19 Melody Fairchild Nike 34:12.48 20 Marty Hernandez BYU 34:15.18 21 Michelle Borgert Asics 34:25.92 22 Tara Chaplin Arizona 34:38.28 23 Lynn Fitzsimmons Unattached 35:40.97

100m HURDLES PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======Wind Reading: -0.3 1 Gail Devers Nike 12.33 A 2 Melissa Morrison Reebok 12.63 3 Sharon Jewell adidas 12.69 4 Ellakisha Williamson South Carolina 12.81 5 Joanna Hayes Unattached 12.87 6 Tonya Lawson Fila 12.94 7 Jenny Adams Houston 12.98 8 Bisa Grant Unattached 13.04

400m HURDLES PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Sandra Glover Nike 53.33 T 2 Kim Batten Unattached 54.70 3 Tonja Buford-Bailey Nike 54.80 4 Joanna Hayes Unattached 54.97 5 Michelle Johnson Unattached 55.63 6 Yvonne Harrison Fila 55.67 7 Nikki Bouyer Arizona 56.52 8 Trevaia Williams-Davis Unattached 57.02

3,000m STEEPLECHASE PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Elizabeth Jackson BYU 9:57.20 A 2 Lisa Nye Nike 10:00.63 A 3 Kara Ormond BYU 10:03.09 A 4 Courtney Meldrum BYU 10:04.41 A 5 Tara Haynes BYU 10:04.45 A 6 Tonya Dodge Syracuse Chargers 10:13.83 7 Desiree Owen Nike 10:18.85 8 Emily Mulick Idaho State 10:25.79 9 Heather Bury Unattached 10:34.69 10 Katie Baloga Fila 10:36.73 11 Kristina Laubenstien Unattached 10:42.23 12 Carrie Morales Nike 10:46.24 13 Kerry Hils Missouri 10:47.81

HIGH JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Karol Damon Unattached 1.93m 6'04.00 2 Erin Aldrich Texas-Austin 1.93m 6'04.00 3 Amy Acuff New Balance 1.90m 6'02.75 3 Tisha Waller Nike 1.90m 6'02.75 5 Angie Spangler Asics 1.85m 6'00.75 6 Stacy-Ann Grant Unattached 1.85m 6'00.75 7 Gwen Wentland Nike 1.80m 5'10.75 7 Lynn Houston Unattached 1.80m 5'10.75 7 Jennifer Engelhardt Notre Dame 1.80m 5'10.75 10 Tayyiba Haneef Long Beach State 1.80m 5'10.75 11 Carri Long Purdue 1.80m 5'10.75 - Vanessa Jones Maryland NH - Adriane Sims St. Augustine's NH

POLE VAULT PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Stacy Dragila Reebok 4.63m A 15'02.25 2 Kellie Suttle Nike 4.43m T 14'06.25 3 Melissa Mueller Nike 4.33m T 14'02.50 4 Mary Sauer Asics 4.33m T 14'02.50 5 Alexa Harz Unattached 4.18m 13'08.50 6 Tracy O'Hara UCLA 4.18m 13'08.50 6 Alicia Warlick Santa Monica TC 4.18m 13'08.50 8 Melissa Price Nike 4.18m 13'08.50 9 Erin Anderson Kansas State 4.03m 13'02.50 10 Shannon Gallagher Unattached 4.03m 13'02.50 10 Paula Serrano Unattached 4.03m 13'02.50 12 Lesa Kubishta Star TC 4.03m 13'02.50 12 Aimee Crabtree Unattached 4.03m 13'02.50 - Shannon Pierson Sacramento TC NH - Kristin Quackenbush Unattached NH - Jill Wittenwyler Nike NH

LONG JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Marion Jones Nike 7.02m 1.9 23'00.50 2 Dawn Burrell U.S. Army 6.97m 2.6 22'10.50 3 Shana Williams Nike 6.87m 2.8 22'06.50 4 Meosha Hubbard Life Univ 6.84m 2.7 22'05.25 5 Pam Simpson Unattached 6.69m 1.9 21'11.50 6 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Honda 6.67m 1.3 21'10.75 7 Adrien Sawyer Nike 6.59m 1.1 21'07.50 8 Jenny Adams Houston 6.46m 2.1 21'02.50 9 Grace Upshaw Unattached 6.38m 1.7 20'11.25 10 Marieke Miller HSI 6.35m 1.9 20'10.00 11 Brianna Glenn Arizona 6.29m 2.4 20'07.75 - LaShonda Christopher Unattached FOUL NWI

TRIPLE JUMP PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Nicole Gamble Nike 13.96m 1.7 45'09.75 2 Sheila Hudson Unattached 13.93m 0.9 45'08.50 3 Tiombe' Hurd Nike 13.91m 1.8 45'07.75 4 Stacey Bowers Nike 13.83m 1.4 45'04.50 5 Natasha Alleyne-Gibson Unattached 13.83m -0.9 45'04.50 6 Vanitta Kinard Unattached 13.49m 0.9 44'03.25 7 Shakeema Walker Unattached 13.48m 1.6 44'02.75 8 Deana Simmons Unattached 13.22m 1.5 43'04.50 9 Diana Orrange Unattached 12.98m 0.4 42'07.00 10 Brandi Prieto CSU Northridge 12.61m 1.6 41'04.50 - Penny Blackwell Unattached FOUL NWI - Shonda Swift Shore Athletic Club FOUL NWI

SHOT PUT PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Connie Price-Smith Nike 18.63m 61'01.50 2 Jesseca Cross New York AC 17.74m 58'02.50 3 Dawn Dumble Reebok 17.40m 57'01.00 4 Teri Tunks Nike 17.35m 56'11.25 5 Cheree Hicks Syracuse 16.42m 53'10.50 6 Lisa Griebel Iowa State 16.29m 53'05.50 7 Chaniqua Ross Reebok 16.17m 53'00.75 8 Christina Tolson Reebok 15.97m 52'04.75 9 Heather Leverington Emporia State 15.97m 52'04.75 10 Jenny Folz Unattached 15.36m 50'04.75 11 Leslie Vidmar Indiana Invaders 15.12m 49'07.25 12 Leann Boerema Nebraska 14.84m 48'08.25

DISCUS THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Seilala Sua Reebok 65.90m T 216'02.00 2 Suzy Powell Asics 64.58m T 211'10.00 3 Kristin Kuehl MF Athletics 61.74m 202'07.00 4 Aretha Hill Team Qwest 60.70m 199'02.00 5 Janet Hill Unattached 59.72m 195'11.00 6 Unattached 58.37m 191'06.00 7 Roberta Collins Unattached 57.90m 189'11.00 8 Dawn Ellerbe New York AC 55.95m 183'07.00 9 Lacy Barnes-Millham Friends United 55.44m 181'11.00 10 Summer Pierson Stanford 53.91m 176'10.00 11 April Malveo Unattached 53.32m 174'11.00 12 Cheree Hicks Syracuse 50.26m 164'11.00

HAMMER THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Dawn Ellerbe New York AC 69.20m T 227'00.00 2 Amy Palmer New York AC 66.31m T 217'07.00 3 Jesseca Cross New York AC 66.20m T 217'02.00 4 Anna Norgren SOBE Team Lizard 65.35m T 214'05.00 5 Bethany Hart Connecticut 62.17m T 204'00.00 6 Tamika Powell Reebok Enclave 62.14m T 203'10.00 7 Leslie Coons Unattached 61.35m T 201'03.00 8 Maureen Griffin Unattached 61.26m T 201'00.00 9 Mel Price Unattached 59.19m T 194'02.00 10 Jennifer Vail USC 57.97m 190'02.00 11 Christina Tolson Reebok 57.85m 189'09.00 12 Ericka Dice Unattached 56.94m 186'10.00

JAVELIN THROW PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM MARK ======1 Lynda Blutreich Nike 58.28m 191'02.00 2 Kim Kreiner Unattached 57.06m 187'02.00 3 Emily Carlsten Florida 56.98m 186'11.00 4 Kathryn Doyle Texas A&M 54.68m 179'05.00 5 Candace Mitchell South Carolina 53.24m 174'08.00 6 Kathryn Polansky South Eugene HS 53.10m 174'02.00 7 Beth Obruba Unattached 52.76m 173'01.00 8 Cassie Morelock Nebraska 51.39m 168'07.00 9 Windy Dean New York AC 50.25m 164'10.00 10 Trina Rogers Unattached 48.74m 159'11.00 11 Ann Crouse Unattached 47.68m 156'05.00 12 Erica Wheeler Unattached 46.48m 152'06.00

HEPTATHLON PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM PTS ======1 DeDee Nathan Indiana Invaders 6343 2 Shelia Burrell Nike 6339 3 Kelly Blair-LaBounty Nike 6180 4 Tiffany Lott-Hogan New Balance 6094 5 Nicole Haynes Unattached 6077 6 Wendi Raatjes Asics 6041 7 Tracye Lawyer Nike 5844 8 Gigi Miller Arkansas 5607 9 Aja Frary Unattached 5522 10 Christi Smith Akron 5513 11 Erin Narzinski Unattached 5501 12 Kim Schiemenz N.Colorado 5466 13 Jennifer Hoppe Unattached 5349 14 Alison McKnight Unattached 5333 15 Alicia Brimhall Unattached 5183

20 km RACE WALK PL ATHLETE NAME TEAM TIME ======1 Michelle Rohl Unattached 1:32:39.00 2 Yueling Chen Unattached 1:33:40.00 3 Nike 1:33:48.00 4 adidas 1:36:17.00 5 Sara Stevenson Olivet Nazarene 1:37:36.00 6 Sara Standley Unattached 1:38:38.00 7 Jill Zenner Miami Valley TC 1:38:54.00 8 Danielle Kirk SoCal Racewalkers 1:40:49.00 9 Gretzhen Eastler Fishman Unattached 1:41:24.00 10 Susan Armenta SoCal Racewalkers 1:43:17.00 11 Amber Antonia U of Wisconsin-Parkside 1:43:38.00 12 Cheryl Rellinger Miami Valley TC 1:44:14.00 13 Victoria Herazo California Walkers 1:45:23.00 14 Bobbi Chapman World Class RC 1:45:51.00 15 Deborah Iden Parkside AC 1:46:19.00 16 Molly Lavacek Unattached 1:46:43.00 17 Lisa Sonntag Unattached 1:47:23.00 18 Debbie Benton World Class RC 1:48:14.00 19 Ali Bahr Parkside AC 1:49:45.00 20 Lyn Brubaker Shore Athletic Club 1:50:04.00 21 Heidi Hauch World Class RC 1:50:36.00 22 Sam Cohen Parkside AC 1:50:48.00 23 Donna Chamberlain Shore AC 1:50:59.00

2004 OLYMPIC TRIALS SCHEDULE

Friday, July 9, 2004 Thursday, July 15, 2004 3:30 p.m. Pole Vault men qualifying 2:00 p.m. Javelin Throw men qualifying 4:30 100m Hurdles women heptathlon 3:45 Triple Jump men qualifying 5:25 High Jump women heptathlon 5:35 Shot Put women qualifying 5:30 100m women qualifying 5:45 Long Jump women final 6:00 400m Hurdles women quarterfinal 6:05 High Jump men qualifying 6:10 Shot Put men qualifying 7:15 Special Olympics 100m women final 6:25 Triple Jump women qualifying 7:25 Special Olympics 100m men final 6:30 400m Hurdles men quarterfinal 7:35 400m women semifinal 7:00 800m women quarterfinal 7:45 Hammer Throw women final 7:15 Javelin Throw women qualifying 7:50 400m men final 7:20 800m men quarterfinal 8:00 1500m men quarterfinal 7:40 Shot Put women heptathlon 8:30 3000m Steeplechase women final 7:45 5000m women semifinal 8:45 3000m Steeplechase men final 8:00 Long Jump men qualifying 8:30 100m women quarterfinal Friday, July 16, 2004 9:05 200m women heptathlon 2:00 p.m. 100m men decathlon 9:25 10,000m men final 2:50 Long Jump men decathlon 4:00 Shot Put men decathlon Saturday, July 10, 2004 5:00 Discus Throw men qualifying 10:00 a.m. Hammer Throw men qualifying 5:15 High Jump men decathlon 1:10 p.m. Long Jump women heptathlon 6:00 200m men qualifying 2:20 Javelin Throw women heptathlon 6:40 200m women quarterfinal 3:00 100m men qualifying 7:00 Pole Vault women qualifying 3:30 100m women semifinal 7:20 Paralympics Mixed-Class 400m men final 4:20 400m Hurdles men semifinal 7:40 1500m men semifinal 4:30 Shot Put men final 7:45 Shot Put women final 4:55 800m women heptathlon 8:00 1500m women semifinal 5:00 High Jump women qualifying 8:35 400m men decathlon 5:10 Discus Throw women qualifying 8:55 5000m men final 5:22 100m men quarterfinal 9:20 10,000m women final 5:50 100m women final 6:10 800m men semifinal Saturday, July 17, 2004 6:30 400m Hurdles women semifinal 7:00 a.m. 20,000m Race Walk men final 6:50 800m women semifinal 10:00 110m Hurdles men decathlon 10:50 Discus Throw men decathlon Sunday, July 11, 2004 12:00 p.m. 200m men quarterfinal 1:15 p.m. Pole Vault men final 12:35 110m Hurdles men qualifying 1:30 Triple Jump women final 1:00 Javelin Throw men decathlon 2:30 100m men semifinal 1:10 100m Hurdles women quarterfinal 2:45 Javelin Throw women final 1:30 Triple Jump men final 3:00 400m men quarterfinal 2:02 200m women semifinal 3:30 Long Jump men final 2:17 200m men semifinal 4:14 400m Hurdles women final 2:30 110m Hurdles men quarterfinal 4:30 400m Hurdles men final 2:52 400m women final 4:48 100m men final 3:30 Paralympics Mixed 100m women final 3:45 Paralympics Mixed 100m men final Monday, July 12, 2004 4:00 Javelin Throw men decathlon 2:30 p.m. Hammer Throw women qualifying 4:10 Masters 800m women exhibition 5:30 Hammer Throw men final 4:25 Masters 800m men exhibition 7:00 800m women final 4:40 Intermediate 200m men decathlon 7:10 800m men final 7:15 High Jump women final 7:20 400m women quarterfinal Sunday, July 18, 2004 7:30 Discus Throw women final 7:00 a.m. 20,000m Race Walk women final 7:55 3000m Steeplechase men semifinal 2:30 p.m. Pole Vault women final 8:25 400m men semifinal 3:00 110m Hurdles men semifinal 8:40 Long Jump women qualifying 3:05 Discus Throw men final 8:45 5000m men semifinal 3:10 High Jump men final 9:25 5000m women final 3:15 100m Hurdles women semifinal 3:40 Wheel Chair 1500m men final Tuesday, July 13, 2004 Wednesday, July 14, 2004 4:00 Wheel Chair 800m women final no competitions held no competitions held 4:30 1500m men final 5:00 1500m women final 5:13 110m Hurdles men final 5:25 100m Hurdles women final 5:38 200m men final 5:50 200m women final