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2015-16 Indiana Track & Field 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS Table of Contents .................................................................1 IU Track and Field By the Numbers ...................................2-3 2012 Bronze Medalist Derek Drouin ....................................4 INDIANA2008 Gold TRACKMedalist AND David FIELD Neville & .......................................CROSS COUNTRY 5 The 2014-15 Indiana Track and Field History Book is a pro- 2013 Bowerman Award: Derek Drouin ................................6 Cross Country Records .......................................................39 duction of the Indiana Media Relations Office. Individuals 2014 World Indoor Champion: Kind Butler ..........................7 Indoor Records ..............................................................40-43 wishing to reproduce any portion of the guide should receive 2014 Junior National Champion: Tretez Kinnaird ................8 Outdoor Records............................................................44-47 GUIDEprior consent INFORMATION from the Indiana Media Relations Office. Olympic Success ..................................................................9 HISTORYFacility Records .............................................................48-49 NCAA Champions...............................................................10 Year-by-Year Results .....................................................50-52 Sprints/Hurdles/Relays .................................................11-12 Olympians......................................................................53-56 Jumps ............................................................................13-14 All-Americans - Women ................................................57-60 Content ......................................................Jeremy Rosenthal Distance/XC ..................................................................15-16 All-Americans - Men .....................................................61-70 Editing ...........................Indiana University Media Relations Pole Vault ......................................................................17-18 All-Time NCAA Point Leaders ............................................71 Photography ................................................. Mike Dickbernd Throws...........................................................................19-20 Big Ten Champions - Women ........................................72-74 CREDITS................................................................................Paul Riley Combined Events...........................................................21-22 Big Ten Champions By Event - Women ..............................75 ..........................................................................Kyle Johnson IU Cross Country Course ...............................................23-24 Big Ten Champions - Men .............................................76-82 ........................................................................ Shana Daniels Gladstein Fieldhouse.....................................................25-26 Big Ten Champions By Event - Men ..............................83-84 ...............................................................................Jay Arther Billy Hayes Track ...........................................................27-28 Big Ten Awards ..................................................................85 ....................................................................Athletics Canada First Team All-Big Ten ........................................................86 ............................................................... IU Sports Properties Big Ten Weekly/Monthly Honors .......................................87 ...................................................... Indiana Alumni Magazine Academic All-Big Ten ....................................................88-89 .........................................................................Michael Scott Director and Head Coach Ron Helmer ..........................29-30 Letterwinners - Cross Country ......................................90-92 .................................................................................Kirby Lee Associate Head Coach Ed Beathea....................................31 Letterwinners - Track & Field ......................................93-100 ......................................................................Dennis Hubbard Assistant Coach Cory Martin .............................................32 ......................................................................... Gerry McEvoy COACHINGAssistant Coach STAFF Mike Erb ..................................................33 ...........................................................................Brian Mason Assistant Coach Andrew Poore .........................................34 ................................................................ Gopher Track Shots Assistant Coach Jake Wiseman ........................................35 Metric Conversion Tables .........................................101-107 .......................................................... TrackandFieldPhoto.net REFERENCE Quick Facts .........................................................................36 Indiana Media Relations Women’sINDIANA RosterTRACK ................................................................. AND FIELD AT A GLANCE 37 Assembly Hall Men’s Roster ......................................................................38 1001 East 17th Street Bloomington, IN 47408 TRACK & FIELD ROSTERS 1 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS INDIANA TRACK AND FIELD BY THE NUMBERS 50 - Big Ten Team Titles 6 - USA Track and Field Hall of Famers 546 - Big Ten Event Titles 7 - Drake Relays Hall of Famers 28 - Big Ten Athletes of the Year 4 - Penn Relays Hall of Famers 22 Athletes of the Big Ten Championships 14 - Penn Relays Championships of America 15 - Big Ten Coaches of the Year 14 - Big Ten Records 13 - Big Ten Freshmen of the Year 4 - American Records 1 - Collegiate Record 13 - Academic All-Americans 971 - Academic All-Big Ten Honorees 2 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS INDIANA TRACK AND FIELD BY THE NUMBERS NCAA Team Championships Olympic Gold Medals 4 NCAA Individual Champions 7 Olympic Silver Medals 47 All-Americans 4 Olympic Bronze Medals 464 3 3 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS Just a year removed from a foot injury that kept him from jumping for eight months, Derek Drouin advanced to the Olympics and tied for the Bronze medal in the high jump. 2012Drouin OLYMPICcleared 2.29m BRONZE (7-6) on MEDALIST his first attempt, - DEREK and DROUIN tied with Robert Grabarz of Great Britain and Mutaz Essa Barshim of Quatar for third place. The trio held the lead when the bar moved to 2.33m (7-7.75) and saw only gold medalist Ivan Ukhov of Russia and silver medalist Erik Kynard of the U.S. clear that height. A pass from Jamie Nieto of the U.S. on his third attempt at 2.33, added a little drama, as he got one attempt at 2.36m to try and pass the three tied for third. His miss clinched Drouin’s share of the bronze. 4 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS David Neville dove head-first across the finish line to win the bronze in the 400 meters in Beijing, edging out Christopher Brown of the Bahamas for a 1-2-3 U.S. sweep of the medals in the 400. Two days later, he ran the third leg of the USA’s gold medal effort in the 4x400m relay. The foursome set 2008a new OlympicOLYMPIC Record GOLD in the AND process. BRONZE MEDALIST - DAVID NEVILLE Neville was invited back to Indiana’s Homecoming celebrations as the Grand Marshal. In the third quarter of IU’s win over Northwestern, Neville was introduced to a 30-second standing ovation. 5 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS DROUIN WINS BOWERMAN AWARD IU alum Derek Drouin won the 2013 Bowerman Award, Starting in 2009, The Bowerman Trophy is given to the most outstanding male and female collegiate track & field student-athletes each year. Drouin had to consistently defeat 2012 Olympic silver high jump medalist and rival Erik Kynard for his two NCAA championships in 2013, and he had to surpass equally difficult competition in Arizona’s four-time 2013 NCAA champion distance runner Lawi Lalang and UCLA NCAA champion discus thrower Julian Wruck for The Bowerman Trophy. “I was completely honored to be amongst the finalists here,” he said, looking at the finalists and banners of former winners. “To be on the wall with those names is just surreal, and I can’t even picture my face being up there.” Drouin was interviewed on a high jump mat by ESPN’s John Anderson during the awards ceremony in Orlando. To the right is Drouin’s Bowerman Award banner, which now hangs in the Gladstein Fieldhouse at IU. 6 Follow the Hoosiers on Twitter: Twitter.com/IUTrackXC and on Facebook: Facebook.com/IUTrackXC 2015-16 INDIANA TRACK & FIELD HISTORY & RECORDS HISTORY & RECORDS 2014 WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
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