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Bbuuffffaallooeess Buffaloes JORDAN AGUILAR-WYNN BRENDON AYLAIAN BLAKE BERENS Sprints Distance Sprints Sophomore, HS Freshman, HS Freshman, HS Aurora, Colo. Stow, Mass. Loveland, Colo. (Regis Jesuit) (Nashoba Regional) (Loveland) PERSONAL BESTS PERSONAL BESTS PERSONAL BESTS INDOOR 100 Meters: 11.15 (2010) 1,600 Meters: 4:23 (2009) 400 Meters: 51.22 (2010) 200 Meters: 21.63 (2010) 3,200 Meters: 9:24 (2009) 600 Yards: 1:21.11 (2010) 5,000 Meters: 15:13 (2009) OUTDOOR HIGH SCHOOL: Berens earned three letters as a member 100 Meters: 12.01 (2010) HIGH SCHOOL: Aylaian lettered four times in cross coun - of the Indians track and field team. His team was a 2010 200 Meters: 22.7 try, four times in outdoor track and field and three times Colorado State 5A finalist. 110 Meter Hurdles: 15.2 during the indoor track season at Nashoba Regional. HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 100 Meters: 11.15; 200 Meters: 400 Meter Hurdles: 54.21 (2010) Aylaian was named Central Massachusetts District All- 21.63. Star in both his freshman and sophomore years. He lists IN THE CLASSROOM: Berens is majoring in architectur - 2010: Indoor: Aguilar competed in the 400-meter and 600- al engineering. He was a member of the honor roll in high yard run in his first season with the Buffs. He ran his per - his biggest moment from his high school career as winning the Central Massachusetts Meet in the mile during his school. sonal best in the 400 at the Air Force Invite (2/12), clock - PERSONAL: Blake Nathan Berens was born on May 24, ing a time of 51.22 to place 30 th overall. Aguilar’s top time sophomore year. He finished 43rd at the 2008 Foot Locker Northeast Regionals. Aylaian owns the NRHS record in the 1992. He is the son of Marshall and Bonnie Berens and in the 600 was 1:21.11 at the Potts Invite (1/23). has one sister, Melinda. Outdoor: During the outdoor campaign Aguilar concentrat - mile at 4:23 and was a member of the 4x800-meter relay ed on the 40-meter hurdles; running the event at five team (7:58) that set the school record. meets. He recorded his best time of the season at the Fum HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 1,600-meters: 4:23; 3,200- McGraw Open (5/8) by finishing in 54.21, earning him sixth meters: 9:24; 5,000-meters: 15:13. MATT BIEGNER overall. Aguilar raced in the 110 and 400 hurdles at the IN THE CLASSROOM: Aylaian is an arts and science Jack Christiansen Invite (4/24) and recorded top-10 per - major. He owns a greater than 3.00 and is a member of the formances in each. He ran a time of 16.06 in the 110 hur - Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Middle Distance dles (taking 10th) and was second in the 400 hurdles with PERSONAL: Brendon Johnston Aylaian was born Sophomore, VR/VR February 13, 1992 in Stow, Mass. His parents are Doug a mark of 55.22. Broomfield, Colo. HIGH SCHOOL: Aguilar won the 2008 Colorado 5A State and Lisa Aylaian. He has one younger brother, Justin, and Championship in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of two younger sisters, Ashley and Courtney. Aylaian enjoys (Broomfield) 38.25 seconds. In 2009, he placed fifth overall in the event. running and hanging out with friends. He has done volun - Aguilar was a member of the RJHS 4x800-meter relay teer work for the Relay for Life Cancer Walk. team that set the school record of 7:59.44. He was a four- year letterwinner for the Raiders and was a two-time PERSONAL BESTS Aurora City Champion in the 300-meter hurdles in 2008 TYLER BAKER INDOOR and ‘09. The RJHS team won the 2007 Continental League 800- Meters: 1:54.53 (2010) Championship. Aguilar-Wynn was also earned two letters Sprints 1,000- Meters: 2:27.23 (2010) Mile: 4:09.44 (2010) as a member of the football team. Freshman, HS HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 200-meters: 22.7; 110-meter hur - OUTDOOR dles: 15.2; 300-meter hurdles: 38.25; 4x800-relay: 7:59.44. Santa Rosa, Calif. 400- Meters: 49.6 IN THE CLASSROOM: Aguilar is a civil engineering (Maria Carrillo 800- Meters: 1: 51.97 (2010) major. He was an academic all-state honorable mention 1,500- Meters: 3:51.76 (2010) selection. Aguilar is a member of the Big 12 2010: Indoor: Biegner was one of CU’s top middle distance Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He was the Co-President of runners. He won the mile at the Potts Invite (1/23) with a the Diversity Action Group and Multicultural Alliance in PERSONAL BESTS time of 4:26.90 and the 800 at the Don Barrett Duals (1/30) high school. 400 Meters: 50.09 (2010) with a time of 1:54.53. Biegner earned his personal best in PERSONAL: Jordan Alexander Aguilar-Wynn was born on 300 Meter Hurdles: 39.05 (2010) the mile at the Husky Classic (2/13). His time was 4:09.44 January 6, 1991 in Denver, Colo. He is the son of Charlene and he took 14th overall in the unseeded section. Biegner Aguilar and is the oldest of four boys, Jarett, Joshua and HIGH SCHOOL: Baker owns a pair of school records at debuted in the 1,000 at the Big 12 meet. He just missed Jayce. His cousin Devin Aguilar is a member of the foot - MCHS. He set the record in the 400 (50.09) on May 14, the finals as he took ninth overall with a time of 2:27.23. ball team at Washington. Aguilar-Wynn lists his hobbies 2010. Less than one month earlier (April 10, 2010) he was The time was the 16th best in CU history and placed him as sports, cooking and playing video games. He has also a part of the 4x100-meter relay that recorded a time of eighth overall on the performers list. volunteered coaching little league football and basketball. 44.21. He was an all-league first team selection as a sen - Outdoor: Once again Biegner hit the track hard, concen - ior and was a member of the second team his junior year. trating on the 800 and 1,500. He ran a season-best of As a sophomore Baker was an honorable mention selec - 1:51.97 in the 800 at the CU Invite (4/10). The mark earned tion. He earned four letters while a member of the Pumas’ him a fourth-place finish. Biegner’s top time in the 1500 track and field team. was at the Mt. SAC Relays (4/16). He clocked a time of HIGH SCHOOL BESTS: 400 Meters: 50.09; 300 Meter 3:51.76 and was 41st in the university/open division. Hurdles: 39.05. Biegner ran in both the 800 and 1500 at the conference IN THE CLASSROOM: Baker is an arts and sciences meet. He was 26th in the 800 (1:55.03) and took 14th in major. He owns a GPA greater than 3.00 and is a member the 1500 (3:52.59). of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2009: Redshirt. Did not compete. PERSONAL: Tyler James Baker was born on September CROSS COUNTRY: (2010) Biegner earned a spot on the 25, 1991. He is the son of Bill and Terri Baker of Santa varsity roster as a sophomore. He was 31st at the Rocky Rosa, Calif. He has two sisters, Julianne and Kelli. Baker Mountain Shootout, 29th at the NCAA Pre-National Meet, lists his hobbies as snowboarding, golf and fishing. 12 2011 Colorado Track and Field Media Guide Buffaloes 47th at the Big 12 Championship, 60th at regionals and fin - Bosshard raced in both the 5k and 10k runs. He ran a time GARRETT CARMICHAEL ished the season 234th at nationals. Biegner’s fastest 8k of 29:31.68 in his 10k debut, which scored points for CU time of the season was 25:46.30 at the Big 12 meet. (2009) with a sixth-place finish. It was one of the fastest debuts Biegner ran in three races. He was 59th at the Rocky by a CU freshman and ranks 18th on the CU all-time per - Distance Mountain Shootout and took 24th at the Fort Hays Invite. formers list. Two days after the 10k, Bosshard barely Freshman, HS Biegner ran unattached in his final race of the season and missed picking up more points for CU in the 5k with a took 30th at the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference open ninth-place finish (14:14.15). He advanced to the NCAA Nashville, Tenn. race. (2008) Biegner ran in two open races. He was the West Prelims in the 5k and 10k two weeks later. He fin - (Ensworth) 32nd to finish the Rocky Mountain Shootout in 28:06. ished seventh overall in the 10k, with an automatic bid to Biegner was third in the (21:05.85) 6k at the Air Force Open . advance to nationals (29:40.29). Bosshard followed that up HIGH SCHOOL: Biegner earned four letters as a member with another great performance in the 5k (14:21.04) but of the track and field team at BHS. He was a member of was 17th and did not advance to nationals. At the NCAA PERSONAL BESTS the relay team that holds school records in the 3,200- Championship, Bosshard gave another strong performance 800 Meters: 1:56.5 (2009) meter relay (7:54) in 2006 and the distance medley relay and once again did not disappoint.
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