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  • MEET NOTES | DON KIRBY INVITATIONAL & HUSKY CLASSIC | FEB. 9-10
  • UNMLOBOXCTF

New Mexico track Field

114 Mountain West titles | 73 All-Americans | 11 Academic All-American honors | 7 MW team championships | 6 NCAA individual titles under head coach Joe Franklin

NEW MEXICO ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS | CONTACT: MIKE MULCAHY | MMULCAHY*UNM.EDU | (505) 379-2029

This Week Hosting the Don Kirby Invitational | At the Husky Classic

Where Albuquerque Convention Center • Albuquerque, N.M. | Dempsey Indoor • Seattle, Wash.

2018 SCHEDULE

When Friday-Saturday, February 9-10

Live Results LiveRunningResults.com | GoHuskies.com Live Stream FloTrack.com

INDOOR

  • Date Event
  • location

  • 12/2
  • BU Season Opener
  • Boston, Mass.

In the field events, the Lobo men will compete

Lobos set to host elite Don Kirby Invitational

New Mexico track & field welcomes an elite field

of collegiate teams and athletes as it hosts the Don Kirby Invitational this Friday and Saturday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

1/19-20 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Invite Albuquerque

Tanner Battikha, Miles Brinson and Goldston in the long jump, with Omarei Gregory in the triple jump. Jason Atencio (pole vault) and Brent Dionisio (high jump) will also vie for

strong marks in their specialties.

  • 1/27
  • New Mexico Team Invite

New Mexico Classic

Albuquerque Albuquerque

Seattle, Wash.

Albuquerque
2/2-3

2/9-10 Washington Husky Classic

2/9-10 Don Kirby Invitational

2/16-17 Alex Wilson Invitational

Daniel Lam, Camillo Dünninger and Beau

Clafton will also be competing in individual events before taking on the heptathlon at the MW Championships.
With the championship season on the horizon — the Mountain West Championships are coming to Albuquerque in two weeks and the NCAA Championships are in a month — the Lobos are looking to capture strong results in a bid to for postseason position.

South Bend, Ind.

The women’s field events will consist of Ada’ora

Chigbo and Shannon Fritz in the high jump;

Sarah McKeever and Fritz in the pole vault; and Allison Mady in the shot put and weight throw. Kyra Mohns will also see action in individual events as she preps for the MW pentathlon.

2/22-24 Mountain West Indoor
Track & Field Championships
Albuquerque

Looking to make stride this week are the Lobos’

milers, led by Michael Wilson and Ian Crowe- Wright on the men’s side and Kieran Casey, Alondra Negron Texidor and Emily Martin on

the women’s.

  • 3/9-10 NCAA Division I Indoor
  • College Station, Texas

Track & Field Championships

outDOOR

  • Date Event
  • location

Five distance standouts heading to husky classic

Five of New Mexico’s top distance runners are heading to the Husky Classic in Seattle this weekend as they aim to run fast times at one of the top distance meets of the year.

Jonny Glen, Taylor Potter, Linton Taylor, Jared Garcia, Iolo Hughes and Jacob

Simonsen will also be running the men’s mile,

3/24 3/31

4/7

  • UTEP Springtime Invitational
  • El Paso, Texas

Stanford Invitational

Stanford, Calif. with Alex Buck and Elizabeth Reyes running the women’s mile and Natasha Bernal and

Don Kirby Tailwind Invite

Bryan Clay Invitational

Albuquerque

Johanna Briscoe the women’s 3000.

Additionally, the Lobos sprinters will be aiming

  • 4/20
  • Azusa, Calif.

Ednah Kurgat, Weini Kelati, Charlotte Prouse, Kendall Kelly and Sophie Eckel are

all looking to capture times that could end the season ranked in the top 16, which would earn them a spot at March’s NCAA Championships in College Station, Texas.

for strong marks, with Carlos Salcido, Mark

4/27-28 Bobcat Classic

San Marcos, Texas Haywood, Isaac Gonzales and Bryan Cutler

in the 400-meter dash, Jay Griffin in the 200

5/5 5/5
Payton Jordan Invitational Masked Rider Open
Stanford, Calif. Lubbock, Texas

and Alejandro Goldston in the 60. For the women, it will be Shalom Keller and Elisabetta Mackin in the 400, Erynn Caldwell

Kurgat and Kelati have both all but clinched their spots at the NCAA Championships in the 5,000-meter run after stellar performances in the event at the Boston University Season Opener in December.

5/9-12 Mountain West Outdoor
Track & Field Championships

Clovis, Calif. in the 60 and 200 and the duo Larimar

Rodriguez and Steffi Jones in the 600.

The middle-distance events will also see action,

with Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen and Gavin Sleeter in the men’s 800 and Mackenzie Everett, Samantha Dicker and Kaitlin Franklin

in the women’s 800.

5/24-26 NCAA Division I West
Preliminary Round
Sacramento, Calif.
Eugene, Ore.

Currently, the duo ranks Nos. 2 and 3, respectively, in the NCAA’s 5K rankings this season.

  • 6/6-9
  • NCAA Division I Outdoor

Track & Field Championships

But both Kurgat and Kelati are aiming to double up, as they’ll look to earn NCAA bids in the 3000 at the Husky Classic.
New Mexico’s 4x400 meter relays will also look to improve their standings for the conference championships.

Bold denotes a home meet

Home indoor meets are held at the Albuquerque Convention Center Home outdoor meets are held at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium

  • General Information
  • Coaching Staff
  • Communications

Name of School............................................ University of New Mexico City/Zip ........................................................Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 Founded .................................................1889 by Territorial Legislature Enrollment ..................................................................................28,800 Nickname.....................................................................................Lobos School Colors ............................................................Cherry and Silver Conference....................................................................Mountain West Affiliation....................................................................................NCAA I President ...............................................Dr. Chaouki Abdallah (Interim) Vice President for Athletics............................................... Eddie Nuñez Athletic Dept. Phone....................................................... 505-925-5501 Ticket Office Phone ...................................................... 505-925-LOBO
Head Coach ............................................. Joe Franklin (Purdue, 1991)

Year at UN M ............................................................................... . 1 1th

Assoc. Head Coach................ Rodney Zuyderwyk (Washington State, 1993)

Year at UN M ..................................................................................9th

Assistant Coach..............................James Butler (Wake Forest, 2003)

Year at UN M ................................................................................. 3rd

Assistant Coach............................... Dr. Richard Ceronie (Miami (OH))

Year at UN M ..................................................................................8th

Assistant Coach................................................Jade Ellis (Duke, 2009)

Year at UN M ................................................................................. 3rd

Assistant Coach........................Laura Bowerman (Florida State, 2008)

Year at UN M ................................................................................. 3rd

Track & Field/Cross Country Contact..............................Mike Mulcahy Email/Phone ....................................................... [email protected] Cell Phone....................................................................(505) 379-2029 Communications Office ................................................(505) 925-5520 UNM Athletics Website...................................................GoLobos.com Twitter/Instagram..................................................... @UNMLoboXCTF

facilties

Indoor ................................................ Albuquerque Convention Center

Elevation ....................................................4,958 feet (1,511 meters)

Outdoor...................................... Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium

Elevation ................................................... 5,085 feet (1,550 meters)

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 1

women’s roster

  • NAME
  • EVENTS
  • CLASS
  • HOMETOWN
  • LAST SCHOOL

Akeisha Ayanniyi Natasha Bernal Johanna Briscoe Alex Buck Erynn Caldwell Kieran Casey Ada'ora Chigbo Emily Crall Anastasia Daliege Samantha Dicker Sophie Eckel Mackenzie Everett Kaitlin Franklin Shannon Fritz Mariah Gordon Juanita Johnson

Steffi Jones

Weini Kelati Shalom Keller Kendall Kelly Ednah Kurgat Sarah Laverty Elisabetta Mackin Allison Mady

  • Jumps
  • SO/FR

SO/JR FR/FR FR/FR SR/SR SR/SR FR/FR FR/FR FR/FR SO/SO SO/SO JR/SO FR/FR SO/SO FR/FR FR/FR FR/FR FR/FR FR/FR JR/JR JR/JR JR/JR

  • Santa Fe, N.M.
  • Santa Fe HS

La Cueva HS West Linn HS Pendleton Heights HS Volcano Vista HS University of Indianapolis
Distance Distance Distance Sprints Distance High Jump Distance Jumps Distance Distance Distance Distance High Jump Sprints Distance Sprints Distance Sprints Distance Distance Distance
Albuquerque, N.M. West Linn, Ore. Pendleton, Ind. Albuquerque, N.M. Indianapolis, Ind. Bristol, England

  • Phoenix, Ariz.
  • Desert Vista HS

Roswell HS Eldorado HS Immanuel College La Cueva HS Kennesaw State Desert Vista HS Eaglecrest HS Cibola HS
Roswell, N.M. Albuquerque, N.M. Adelaide, Australia Albuquerque, N.M. Powder Springs, Ga. Phoenix, Ariz. Centennial, Colo. Albuquerque, N.M.

  • Plano, Texas
  • Plano HS

Heritage HS Ruidoso HS
Leesburg, Va. Ruidoso, N.M. Albuquerque, N.M. Eldoret, Kenya Edinburgh, Scotland Rio Rancho, N.M. Albuquerque, N.M. St. Charles, Ill. Cheshire, England Manchester, England Albuquerque, N.M. Aibonito, Puerto Rico

London, Ontario, Canada University of Washington

Taos, N.M. Deming, N.M. Rio Rancho, N.M. Aztec, N.M.
Bosque School Liberty University Currie HS Cleveland HS La Cueva HS Creighton University University of Birmingham Cardiff University Eldorado HS
Sprints/Hurdles FR/FR Throws Distance Distance Pole Vault Multi Events
SR/SR JR/JR SR/SR JR/JR SR/SR FR/FR SO/SO FR/FR JR/JR JR/JR JR/JR SR/SR FR/FR SR/SR SR/JR SR/SR
Emily Martin Tessa McCormick Sarah McKeever Kyra Mohns

  • Alondra Negrón Texidor Distance
  • Universidad del Turabo

Charlotte Prouse Elizabeth Reyes Sara Reyes Larimar Rodriguez Morgan Smith Michelle Traynham Nakala Watson Elizabeth Weiler Katherine Whiting Alice Wright
Distance Distance Javelin Sprints Javelin Javelin Sprints Distance Pole Vault Distance
Taos HS Deming HS Cleveland HS Aztec HS Valencia HS Rio Rancho HS Lehigh University Santa Cruz HS The King's School, Worcester
Belen, N.M. Rio Rancho, N.M. Chester Springs, Pa. Santa Cruz, Calif. Worcester, England

Pronunciation

Akeisha Ayanniyi............................................................uh-KEE-shah UH-YE-nee-hee Erynn Caldwell........................................................................................................ Air-in Ada’ora Chigbo.................................................................................................Adore-uh Weini Kelati .................................................................................Wayne-ee Keh-lah-tee
Kyra Mohns............................................................................................ Kear-uh Moans Larimar Rodriguez......................................................... LAH-ree-marr rah-DREE-guhz Nakala Watson............................................................................................. Nuh-kay-lah

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 2

men’s roster

  • NAME
  • EVENTS

Pole Vault Jumps

CLASS

JR/JR SO/SO FR/FR JR/SO JR/JR JR/JR FR/FR JR/JR FR/FR SO/SO JR/JR SO/SO JR/JR SR/SR FR/FR SO/FR

  • HOMETOWN
  • LAST SCHOOL

Hope Christian HS St. Augustine HS Cibola HS
Jason Atencio Tanner Battikha Miles Brinson Ryan Chase
Albuquerque, N.M. San Diego, Calif. Albuquerque, N.M. Olympia, Wash. Farmington, N.M. Brighton, England Albuquerque, N.M. Santa Maria, Calif. Ratingen, Germany Belen, N.M.
Jumps Multi Events Multi Events Distance Sprints
Capital HS
Beau Clafton Ian Crowe-Wright Bryan Cutler
Piedra Vista HS University of Birmingham La Cueva HS
Brent Dionisio Camillo Dünninger Jared Garcia Jonny Glen

  • Jumps
  • Allan Hancock College

Jumps Distance Distance Sprints
Belen HS
Greenock, Scotland Albuquerque, N.M. Taos, N.M.
Clydeview Academy Volcano Vista HS Taos HS
Alejandro Goldston Isaac Gonzales Chris Graham Omarei Gregory

Jay Griffin IV

Sprints Distance Jumps
Albuquerque, N.M. Puyallup, Wash. Hunstville, Texas Aalborg, Denmark Loomis, Calif.
St. Pius X HS Rogers HS

  • Sprints
  • Huntsville HS

  • Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen Mid. Distance SO/SO
  • Aalborg Katedralskole

  • Del Oro HS
  • John Harari

Mark Haywood Iolo Hughes Josh Kerr
Pole Vault Sprints
JR/JR SR/SR FR/FR SO/JR SR/SR SO/SO SR/SR SR/SR FR/FR SO/SO JR/JR
Alamogordo, N.M. Llanfechell, Wales Edinburgh, Scotland
Alamogordo HS Ysgol Syr Thomas Jones George Watson’s College
Distance Distance

  • Multi Events
  • Daniel Lam
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands VU University Amsterdam

  • Malik Matthews-Gordon Javelin
  • Albuquerque, N.M.

Albuquerque, N.M. Norrköping, Sweden Albuquerque, N.M. Weehawken, N.J. Albuquerque, N.M. Rock Springs, Wyo. Aarhus, Denmark Albuquerque, N.M. Lincoln, England
Sandia HS
Adam Monroe Alexander Palm Ben Parmoon Brandon Parrado Taylor Potter
Distance Distance Sprints
Eldorado HS Stockholms universitet St. Pius X HS
Distance Distance Sprints
Manhattan College Eldorado HS
Carlos Salcido Jacob Simonsen Gavin Sleeter Linton Taylor
SO/JR SO/SO
Rock Springs HS Marselisborg Gymnasium Eldorado HS
Distance Mid. Distance SO/SO Distance Distance Distance
SR/SR SR/SR JR/JR
University of Leeds

  • Belen HS
  • Tyler Valdez
  • Albuquerque, N.M.

  • Sunderland, England
  • Michael Wilson
  • University of Birmingham

Pronunciation

Tanner Battikha ................................................................................................Bah-teek-uh Omarei Gregory ..................................................................................................... Omar-ee John Harari ......................................................................................................Huh-rahr-ree
Iolo Hughes................................................................................................................Yo-low

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 3

Indoor News AnD notes

For Prouse, Kelly and Eckel, their goals are his 3:35.99 in the 1500, while Ednah Kurgat similar, as that trio is striving for berths in the claimed two such honors during her undefeated

QUICK FACTS

  • 5000.
  • cross country season last fall. Courtney

Frerichs, who was selected in May 2016, and Charlotte Arter, who was selected during the 2014 cross country season, have also earned the honor.

2017 RECAP

Prouse owns a personal record of 16:03.80, which projects near the top-16 cutoff for NCAA

qualification. Eckel’s clocked in at 16:08.09

for her all-conditions PR, with Kelly owning a 16:26.36 PR.

2017 Indoor Conference Finish

• Men: 4th/6 (78.5 pts.) • Women: 4th/11 (72.5 pts.)

2017 Indoor NCAA Champs. Finish

• Men: T-2nd (10 pts.)

Kurgat Named to The Bowerman Women’s Mid-Indoor Watch List

• Women: Did not score

Kerr named National, MW athlete of the week

Ednah Kurgat earned

  • a
  • spot on The

2017 Outdoor Conference Finish

• Men: 4th/7 (102 pts.) • Women: 9th/11 (41.5 pts.)
Bowerman Women’s Mid-Indoor Watch List, the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced Wednesday, February 7.
New Mexico redshirt sophomore Josh Kerr was named Tuesday, February 6 as NCAA Division I Men’s National Athlete of the Week by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country

2016 Outdoor NCAA Champs. Finish

• Men: T-23rd (11 pts.) • Women: T-32nd (8 pts.)
Coaches Association and Mountain West Men’s Kurgat opening the season earning votes in the

  • Track Athlete of the Week.
  • 2018 Preseason Watch List for The Bowerman,

the highest individual honor in collegiate track

& field.

Kerr ran a personal-record time of 3:54.72 to win the elite Wanamaker Mile at the 2018 NYRR Millrose Games on Saturday, February So far during the 2018 indoor campaign, Kurgat 3 at The New Balance Track & Field Center at has raced twice, etching her name in the record

FACILITIES

Indoor Facility

  • The Armory in New York City.
  • books both times.

• Albuquerque Convention Center • Surface: Mondo (200m/60-degree banked) • Elevation: 4,958 feet (1,511 meters)
Racing against a field that included six During December, right at the beginning of the Olympians, Kerr showed off his middle-distance indoor season, Kurgat clocking a time of 15 acumen on arguably one of the most prominent minutes, 19.03 seconds in the 5000-meter run

stages in all of track & field, earning his second at the Boston University Season Opener.

Outdoor Stadium

career National Athlete of the Week honor.
That mark breaks the previous UNM 5K
• Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium

• Surface: polyurethane acrylic • Elevation: 5,085 feet (1,550 meters)

His time of 3:54.72 makes him the fifth-fastest standard of 15:54.29 set by Natalie Gray in 2011

collegian in the mile run in NCAA history with and the Mountain West standard of 15:21.85

  • the sixth-fastest mile time in NCAA history.
  • set by Boise State’s Allie Ostrander in 2016.

After opening the race in the back half of the Kurgat now ranks sixth in NCAA history in the

12-runner field, Kerr rallied over the final stages 5,000, and sits No. 1 in the MW and No. 2 in the

of the race, moving from eighth at 800 meters NCAA this season.

Coaching staff

Joe Franklin: Head Coach

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  • New Mexico Track Field

    New Mexico Track Field

    MEET NOTES | PAYTON JORDAN INVITE/MASKED RIDER OPEN | WEEK OF MAY 5 UNMLOBOXCTF New Mexico track Field 118 Mountain West titles | 76 All-Americans | 11 Academic All-American honors | 7 MW team championships | 7 NCAA individual titles under head coach Joe Franklin NEW MEXICO ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS | CONTACT: MIKE MULCAHY | [email protected] | (505) 379-2029 This Week Payton Jordan Invitational | Masked Rider Open 2018 SCHEDULE Where Cobb Track and Angell Field, Stanford, Calif. | Fuller Track & Field, Lubbock, Texas When Thursday, May 3 | Saturday, May 5 INDOOR Live Results RecordTiming.com | pttiming.com Date Event location 12/2 BU Season Opener Boston, Mass. Lobos Cap Regular season Cutler race the 400. 1/19-20 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Invite Albuquerque at Stanford and Texas Tech The women’s sprinters will be represented by Erynn Caldwell (100/200), Akeisha Ayanniyi 1/27 New Mexico Team Invite Albuquerque New Mexico track & field is aiming to cap its (100) and Steffi Jones (400). Kyra Mohns is regular season this week with some strong also entered in the 100 hurdles. 2/2-3 New Mexico Classic Albuquerque results as competes at the Payton Jordan Invitational on Thursday and the Masked Rider In the middle-distance and distance events, 2/9-10 Washington Husky Classic Seattle, Wash. Open on Saturday. Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen, Jonny Glen, Taylor Potter, Chris Graham and Jared Garcia are 2/9-10 Don Kirby Invitational Albuquerque Lobos are sending some distance standouts to running the men’s 1500, with Jacob Simonsen Stanford and the rest of the squad to Texas Tech and Brandon Parrado in the men’s 5000.
  • MILES BATTY of BYU, CHANELLE PRICE of TENNESSEE TOP CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION I TRACK and FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS TOWSON, Md

    MILES BATTY of BYU, CHANELLE PRICE of TENNESSEE TOP CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION I TRACK and FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS TOWSON, Md

    CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® TEAM S ELECTED BY C O SIDA FOR RELEASE: Thursday, June 21 – 12 noon (EDT) MILES BATTY OF BYU, CHANELLE PRICE OF TENNESSEE TOP CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION I TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS TOWSON, Md. – Seniors Miles Batty of Brigham Young University and Chanelle Price of the University of Tennessee headline the 2012 Capital One Academic All-America® Division I Men’s and Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country Teams, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Batty is a repeat selection as the Academic All-America® of the Year on the men’s side while Price was named as the Academic All-America® of the Year for the women. A neuroscience and exercise science double major with a 3.93 G.P.A., Batty is the first scholar- athlete to be named as the Division I Academic All-America® of the Year in men’s track and field/cross country. Fritz Nugent of Redlands accomplished the feat in 2007 and 2008. Batty is also one of six repeat selections on the Capital One Academic All-America® Division I Men’s and Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country first team. A native of Sandy, Utah, Batty is a two-time NCAA national champion and a six-time U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) All-American. Last fall in cross country, Batty was named to the All-West Coast Conference team and was the WCC individual champion. He was also named Mountain Region Athlete of the Year after winning the Mountain Region championship and turned in a 14th-place finish at the 2011 NCAA championship en route to All-America honors.
  • Iaaf World Cross Country Championships Usatf Media

    Iaaf World Cross Country Championships Usatf Media

    IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS USATF MEDIA KIT Team USA roster - IAAF World Cross Country Championships Name USATF Association Team Samuel Chelanga Colorado Senior Men Trevor Dunbar Colorado Senior Men Scott Fauble Arizona Senior Men Stanley Kebenei Colorado Senior Men Shadrack Kipchirchir Oregon Senior Men Leonard Korir Colorado Senior Men Elaina Balouris New England Senior Women Stephanie Bruce Arizona Senior Women Sarah Pagano New England Senior Women Emily Pritt Oregon Senior Women Natosha Rogers New England Senior Women Aliphine Tuliamuk New Mexico Senior Women Paul Chelimo Colorado Mixed Relay Eleanor Fulton Oregon Mixed Relay Marisa Howard Snake River Mixed Relay Cory Leslie Potomac Valley Mixed Relay Team USA roster - IAAF World Cross Country Championships Name USATF Association Team Hamza Ali Minnesota U20 Men Alec Haines Ozark U20 Men Isaac Harding Michigan U20 Men Gavin Parpart Pacific Northwest U20 Men Aidan Reed Utah U20 Men Paul Roberts Colorado U20 Men Madison Fruchey Indiana U20 Women Kristen Garcia Pacific Northwest U20 Women Michelle Magnani Southern California U20 Women Logan Morris South Carolina U20 Women Megan Murray Tennessee U20 Women Aubrey Roberts Illinois U20 Women StafF Ed Eyestone Utah Senior Men’s Coach Dena Evans Pacific Senior Women’s Coach Steve Plasencia Minnesota Junior Men’s Coach Melody Fairchild Colorado Junior Women’s Coach Michael Stevens Indiana ATC/LMT Jack Ransone Nebraska ATC/LMT Team USA has podium in their sights at Kampala 2017 KAMPALA, Uganda -- Team USA rolled into Kampala with hopes of bringing back to the United States a team medal of any color at this coming Sunday’s IAAF World Cross Country Championships at the Kololo Independence Grounds.

  • Passport to Ride

    C M C M Y K Y K TIGHTROPE WALKER DYNAMIC DOUBLE Wallenda spans Arizona canyon, A7 Tyson Gay wins U.S. sprint titles, B1 Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 MONDAY,JUNE 24, 2013 theworldlink.com I 75¢ By Gail Elber, The World The Rev. Karl Schray poses at a farewell reception Sunday wearing an “award from Heaven” given to him by Marissa, a young parishioner. Holy Redeemer’s Father Karl Photos by Lou Sennick, The World A new local motorcycle group participated in the 14th annual Lighthouse Run hosted by Highway 101 Harley-Davidson. Here, the group heads out on the open road from the Umpqua River Lighthouse stop Saturday morning. The group of heads to Ireland seven women are single,divorced or single with kids and new to riding.For their first time on the run,they are doing the 350-mile Iron Butt Run throughout the day, finishing up at The Mill Casino-Hotel. BY GAIL ELBER Waldport, and his brother and sis- The World ter-in-law, Keith and Jeanne Schray of Bethlehem, Pa. Passport NORTH BEND — After 16 years at They described Schray as a vigor- North Bend’s Holy Redeemer ous man who hiked the Pacific Crest Church, the Rev. Karl Schray will be Trail in the 1970s. Recently, at his on the move. 70th birthday gathering, he led a to ride On Sunday, about 300 people — hike to a glacier-fed lake, then parishioners, other clergy and com- plunged in. munity members — came by to wish Describing Schray’s three retire- him well during a four-hour recep- ment events — a parish dinner,Sun- Left, Marc Petty, from Lakeside, stamps the passport of a rider tion at the church.
  • 2017 Cross Country Record Book

    2017 Cross Country Record Book

    2017 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD BOOK WOMEN OF OREGON 2016 NCAA CHAMPIONS 2017 Oregon Cross Country Record Book Table of Contents Credits: The Oregon Cross Country Record Book was designed Table of Contents Contact Information and written and edited by Nate Krueger. Additional writing and 2017 Season Cross Country/Track and Field Office editing by Greg Walker, Matthew Downs, Michael Reilly and Geoff 2017 Schedule 1 Telephone (541) 346-2260 Thurner. Primary photography courtesy of Eric Evans and Kirby Lee. Additional photography courtesy of John Becker, George Fax (541) 346-5243 Athletic Media Relations 1 Beltran, R.M. Collins III, Dave Coskey, Steve Dykes, Thomas Gee, Men’s Outlook & Roster 2 Address 2727 Leo Harris Pkwy John Gillespie, John Giustina, Don Gosney, Stan Green, Patrick Women’s Outlook & Roster 3 Eugene, OR 97401 Holleran , Kurt Jensen, Jeff Johnson, Phil Johnson, Norm Maves, Website www.GoDucks.com Doug McDannald, Ken Moreland, Warren Morgan, Kevin Morris, 2016 Season in Review Twitter @OregonTF Oregona, Oscar Palmquist, Bill Ross, Geoff Thurner, Betty Udesen, Season Review 4 Facebook facebook.com/oregontf Bob Welch, Randy Wood, Herb Yamanaka, David Zahn, Pac-12 2016 Results 6 Conference and UO Archives. Robert Johnson, Head Coach Men’s History Copyright: Any commercial use of information or photographs Men’s History 10 Telephone (541) 346-2260 herewith is prohibited without prior written consent of the NCAA Results 12 E-mail [email protected] University of Oregon Athletic Dept. Copyright 2016. All-Americans/Olympians 13 Twitter @Run4Ducks The University of Oregon is an equal-opportunity, affirmative- Conference/Regional Results 14 Andy Powell, Associate Head Coach action institution committed to cultural diversity and World Records 15 Telephone (541) 346-5473 compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.