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USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field MEN 60M Dash Mile Run Harry ADAMS FR Auburn A.J USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field MEN 60m Dash Mile Run Harry ADAMS FR Auburn A.J. ACOSTA SR Oregon A'Tolani AKINKUOTU SR North Carolina State Patrick CASEY FR Montana State Jeff DEMPS SO Florida Lee EMANUEL SR New Mexico Michael GRANGER FR Mississippi Dylan FERRIS SO Stanford Jeremy HALL SR Florida Mac FLEET FR Oregon Maurice MITCHELL SO Florida State Eric HARASYN JR Oklahoma Gerald PHIRI JR Texas A&M Abdi HASSAN SO Arizona Marcus ROWLAND SO Auburn Riley MASTERS SO Maine Rondel SORRILLO SR Kentucky Rob MULLETT SR Butler Teddy WILLIAMS SR UTSA Jeff SEE SR Ohio State 200m Dash 3000m Run Brandon BYRAM JR Florida State Andrew BAYER FR Indiana Tony MCQUAY FR Florida Brandon BETHKE SR Arizona State Curtis MITCHELL SO Texas A&M Michael COE JR California Maurice MITCHELL SO Florida State Rory FRASER SR New Mexico Marcus ROWLAND SO Auburn Mark MATUSAK SR California Rakieem SALAAM SO Oklahoma David MCNEILL JR Northern Arizona Antonio SALES JR South Carolina Craig MILLER SR Wisconsin Calvin SMITH SR Florida Andrew POORE SO Indiana Chris ROMBOUGH SR Minnesota 400m Dash Dorian ULREY SR Arkansas Michael COURTNEY SR Sam Houston State Tabarie HENRY JR Texas A&M 5000m Run Kirani JAMES FR Alabama Chris BARNICLE SR New Mexico Darius LAW JR Charlotte Sam CHELANGA JR Liberty Torrin LAWRENCE SO Georgia Ryan COLLINS SO Virginia Tony MCQUAY FR Florida Jon GREY SR William and Mary Thomas MURDAUGH SO Ohio State Elliott HEATH SO Stanford Clayton PARROS FR North Carolina Festus KIGEN JR TCU Demetrius PINDER JR Texas A&M Colby LOWE SO Oklahoma State Calvin SMITH SR Florida David MCNEILL JR Northern Arizona Caleb WILLIAMS FR LSU Luke PUSKEDRA SO Oregon Jake RILEY JR Stanford 800m Run Justin TYNER JR Air Force Robby ANDREWS FR Virginia Owen DAWSON JR Penn State 60m Hurdles Ryan FOSTER JR Penn State Spencer ADAMS FR Clemson Elijah GREER FR Oregon Ronnie ASH JR Oklahoma Jack HOWARD SR Notre Dame Caleb CROSS FR Arkansas Jamaal JAMES SR LSU Johnny DUTCH JR South Carolina Richard JONES JR LSU Lehann FOURIE JR Nebraska Zach MELLON FR Wisconsin Chris KINNEY JR Georgetown Sharif WEBB JR Kentucky Barrett NUGENT SO LSU Andrew WHEATING SR Oregon Booker NUNLEY SO South Carolina Lionel WILLIAMS JR Penn State Omo OSAGHAE SR Texas Tech Andrew RILEY SO Illinois Friday, April 09, 2010 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 6 USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field MEN 4x400m Relay Distance Medley Relay Chad BARLOW SR Oregon Harun ABDA FR Minnesota Marcus BOYD JR Baylor A.J. ACOSTA SR Oregon Bryce BROWN JR Texas Tech Chad BARLOW SR Oregon Ja‐Vell BULLARD SO George Mason Andrew BAYER FR Indiana Matt BUTCHER SO Oregon Chris BILBREW JR Arkansas Jamaal BUTLER SR Texas Tech Ben BLANKENSHIP SO Minnesota Ashton EATON SR Oregon Tom BLOCKER FR California Trey HARTS SR Baylor David BRENT SR Eastern Michigan Amanti HAYES SR LSU Drew BUTLER FR Arkansas Tabarie HENRY JR Texas A&M Kind BUTLER SO Indiana Zwede HEWITT SO Baylor Michael COE JR California Richard JONES JR LSU Scott CRAWFORD SR UCLA Justin KREMER SR Arizona State Tevas EVERETT SR Texas Michael LIGGINS SR Baylor Blake FIGGINS SR Eastern Michigan Tony MCQUAY FR Florida Ackeem FORDE SR Eastern Michigan Bryan MILLER JR Texas A&M Danzell FORTSON JR Texas Ray MILLER SR Arizona State Logan GONZALES JR Texas Curtis MITCHELL SO Texas A&M Mark MATUSAK SR California Joel PHILLIP SR Arizona State Marlon PATTERSON SR UCLA Demetrius PINDER JR Texas A&M Quentin POWELL JR UCLA Zach PLINARIO SR Texas Tech Cory PRIMM JR UCLA Donald SANFORD SR Arizona State Chris ROMBOUGH SR Minnesota Robert SIMMONS SO LSU Sebastian SAM SO California Calvin SMITH SR Florida Ben SKIDMORE SO Arkansas Travis THOMPSON JR Oregon Daniel STOCKBERGER SO Indiana Jovon TOPPIN FR Florida Logan STROMAN SR Minnesota Nick VAUGHN SO George Mason Travis THOMPSON JR Oregon David VERBURG FR George Mason Patrick TODD SO Texas Caleb WILLIAMS FR LSU De'Sean TURNER JR Indiana LaToy WILLIAMS JR Texas Tech Dorian ULREY SR Arkansas Kevin WILSON JR George Mason Curtis VOLLMAR SR Eastern Michigan Preston WILSON JR Florida Andrew WHEATING SR Oregon High Jump Tone BELT SR Louisville Derek DROUIN SO Indiana Brede ELLINGSEN FR Arkansas Matt FISHER SR Minnesota Ryan FLECK SO Auburn Paul HAMILTON JR Nebraska Brian KNIGHT SO Mississippi Erik KYNARD FR Kansas State Ricky ROBERTSON FR Mississippi Nick ROSS FR Arizona Friday, April 09, 2010 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 6 USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field MEN Pole Vault Weight Throw Jason COLWICK SR Rice Leif ARRHENIUS JR BYU Jeffrey COOVER SR Indiana Walter HENNING JR LSU Brandon ESTRADA SR Southern California J.C. LAMBERT SO Southern Illinois Elliott HAYNIE SR South Carolina Michael LAURO SO LSU Jeremy KLAS SO Idaho Jason LEWIS SR Arizona State Yavgeniy OLHOVSKY JR Virginia Tech Steffen NERDAL SR Memphis Scott ROTH JR Washington KP SINGH JR Oklahoma Michael UHLE JR Akron Aaron STUDT SR Minnesota Jack WHITT FR Oral Roberts Mike ZAJAC JR South Carolina Long Jump Alexander ZIEGLER FR Virginia Tech Alain BAILEY SR Arkansas Heptathlon Tarik BATCHELOR SO Arkansas Nick ADCOCK SR Missouri Tone BELT SR Louisville Chris DICKMAN SR Wichita State Bobby CARTER FR Nebraska Ashton EATON SR Oregon Madanha CHIBUDU JR Florida State R.J. MCGINNIS SR Minnesota Reindell COLE JR Cal State Northridge Michael MORRISON JR California Marquise GOODWIN FR Texas Miller MOSS SR Clemson Bryce LAMB FR Texas Tech Lars RISE JR Missouri Luis RIVERA‐MORALES SR Arizona Mateo SOSSAH SR North Carolina Tyler SIMMONS JR Wichita State Brock SPANDL JR Minnesota Christian TAYLOR SO Florida Jack SZMANDA FR Minnesota Zedric THOMAS JR LSU Triple Jump Zacharias ARNOS SR Boise State Andre BLACK SR Louisville Omar CRADDOCK FR Florida Kyron FOSTER SR Michigan State Alphonso JORDAN SR Georgia Tech Zuheir SHARIF SR Texas A&M Tyron STEWART JR Texas A&M Christian TAYLOR SO Florida Zedric THOMAS JR LSU Shot Put Matt DECHANT SO Ohio State Blake EATON JR Penn State Mason FINLEY FR Kansas Joe KOVACS JR Penn State Jason LEWIS SR Arizona State Steve MARCELLE SR Georgia Tech Kemal MESIC JR Florida Aaron STUDT SR Minnesota Ryan WHITING SR Arizona State Friday, April 09, 2010 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 6 USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field WOMEN 60m Dash Mile Run Lakya BROOKINS JR South Carolina Keri BLAND JR West Virginia Sheniqua FERGUSON JR Auburn Charlotte BROWNING SR Florida Shavon GREAVES JR Penn State Kaylyn CHRISTOPHER SO West Virginia Samantha HENRY SR LSU Katie FOLLETT SR Washington Gabby MAYO JR Texas A&M Jordan HASAY FR Oregon Scottesha MILLER JR Oklahoma Caroline KARUNDE JR Texas Tech Blessing OKAGBARE SR UTEP Anne KESSELRING FR Oregon Takeia PINCKNEY FR LSU Kristie KRUEGER SO Georgia Amber PURVIS SO Oregon Sharla MANUELE SR Southern Utah Alishea USERY SO Florida Pilar MCSHINE SR Florida State Kenyanna WILSON JR LSU Nicole SCHAPPERT SR Villanova Mihaela SUSA JR Oklahoma State 200m Dash Amanda WINSLOW FR Florida State Sheniqua FERGUSON JR Auburn Kalyn FLOYD JR Houston 3000m Run Shavon GREAVES JR Penn State Jackie ARESON SR Tennessee Samantha HENRY SR LSU Angela BIZZARRI SR Illinois Porscha LUCAS SR Texas A&M Nicole BLOOD SR Oregon Mindy MCCLURKIN SR BYU Bridget FRANEK SR Penn State Candyce MCGRONE SO Florida State Emily INFELD SO Georgetown Scottesha MILLER JR Oklahoma Lisa KOLL SR Iowa State Amber PURVIS SO Oregon Marie LAWRENCE JR Washington Nivea SMITH SO Auburn Sheila REID JR Villanova Jeneba TARMOH SO Texas A&M Nicole SCHAPPERT SR Villanova 400m Dash 5000m Run Joanna ATKINS JR Auburn Jackie ARESON SR Tennessee Keshia BAKER SR Oregon Marie Louise ASSELIN JR West Virginia Jessica BEARD JR Texas A&M Alex BECKER SR Tulsa Fawn DORR SR Penn State Mattie BRIDGMON SR Oregon Jernail HAYES SR Seton Hall Megan DUWELL SR Minnesota Kristal JUAREZ JR TCU Bridget FRANEK SR Penn State Francena MCCORORY SR Hampton Amanda GOETSCHIUS JR Charlotte Shelise WILLIAMS JR Arkansas Clara GRANDT SR West Virginia Lisa KOLL SR Iowa State 800m Run Felicity MILTON JR Oklahoma State Molly BECKWITH SR Indiana Beverly RAMOS SR Kansas State Stephanie BROWN FR Arkansas Kimberly RUCK SO Clemson Lacey CRAMER SO BYU Erica MOORE SR Indiana State 60m Hurdles Sofie PERSSON SO Mississippi Ti'erra BROWN JR Miami (Fla.) Chanelle PRICE SO Tennessee Chelsea CARRIER JR West Virginia LaTavia THOMAS SR LSU Kristi CASTLIN SR Virginia Tech Lea WALLACE JR Sacramento State Queen HARRISON SR Virginia Tech Phoebe WRIGHT SR Tennessee Vanneish IVY SR North Carolina Christina MANNING SO Ohio State Gabby MAYO JR Texas A&M Brianna ROLLINS FR Clemson Natasha RUDDOCK JR Texas A&M Friday, April 09, 2010 USTFCCCA.org Page 4 of 6 USTFCCCA All-Americans, NCAA Division I 2010 Indoor Track & Field WOMEN 4x400m Relay Distance Medley Relay Erica ALEXANDER SO Texas Tech Purity BIWOTT JR Texas Tech Sonni AUSTIN FR Clemson Keri BLAND JR West Virginia Keshia BAKER SR Oregon Lauren BONDS SR Kansas Jessica BEARD JR Texas A&M Zoe BUCKMAN JR Oregon Edina BROOKS JR Arkansas Corinne CHRISTENSON SO Kansas Trudeann CLARKE SR Texas Tech Kaylyn CHRISTOPHER SR West Virginia Angele COOPER SO Texas Trudeann CLARKE SR Texas Tech Brandi CROSS SR South Carolina Regina GEORGE FR Arkansas Jasmine EDGERSON FR Clemson Kristen GILLESPIE SO Arkansas Taylor EVANS SO Texas Tech Jordan HASAY FR Oregon Regina GEORGE FR Arkansas Emily INFELD SO Georgetown Gabrielle GLENN JR South Carolina Abigail JOHNSON SR Georgetown Brittany HALL JR LSU Whitney JONES SO Arkansas Candace JACKSON FR Texas Tech Caroline KARUNDE JR Texas Tech Breehana JONES SO South Carolina Anne KESSELRING FR Oregon Whitney
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