ARIZONA STATE TRACK & FIELD Women's 2007 & 2008 NCAA Indoor & 2007 Outdoor Champs Men's 2008 NCAA Indoor Champions

OUTDOOR SEASON - WEEK 2 Outdoor Meet #2: ARIZONA STATE INVITATIONAL 2008 SUN DEVIL SCHEDULE Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium • Tempe INDOOR SEASON Friday, March 28 - Saturday, March 29 Date Meet Location J 25 Friday Night Challenge Flagstaff, AZ F 1-2 Washington Invitational Seattle, WA 1-2 United Heritage Multi Nampa, ID Track & Field Set to Host ASU Invitational This Weekend 1-2 Mountain 'T' Invitational Flagstaff, AZ Sun Devils welcome several teams to Tempe for its second home meet of '08 8-9 Bronco Invitational Nampa, ID 15 Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, AR For the second weekend in a row, the Arizona State University team will play 15-16 Iowa State Classic Ames, IA host to a meet, this weekend hosting several teams and individuals to the ASU Invitational 16 Husky Classic Seattle, WA on Friday and Saturday on Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium. Similar to last weekend, 23 NAU Tune-Up Flagstaff, AZ the hammer will be held Friday night with Saturday leading off with the women's discus at 10 29-1 MPSF Championships Seattle, WA M 8 Iowa State Last Chance Ames, IA a.m. and the running events starting at 5:30 p.m. with the women's 100m hurdles. 8 Washington Last Chance Seattle, WA 14-15 NCAA Championships Fayetteville, AR WELCOME! Several university teams will have athletes on hand to compete this weekend, including: Air OUTDOOR SEASON 21-22 Baldy Castillo Invitational Tempe Force, Arizona, Augustana (S.D.), BYU, CS Fullerton, Loyola Marymount, Northern Arizona, 28-29 ASU Invitational Tempe Notre Dame, Purdue, Southern Utah, Wayne State (Neb.) and Western State (Colo.). A 3-4 Jim Click Multis Tucson, AZ 5 Jim Click Invitational Tucson, AZ NATIONALLY KNOWN 4-5 Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, CA The preseason team rankings were released by the USTFCCCA on March 26 with the rank- 11-12 29th Sun Angel Classic Tempe ings based upon points earned for an athlete's position on the NCAA descending order list 17-20 Mt. SAC Relays Walnut, CA 25-26 Oregon Relays Eugene, OR (the final list of 2007 was used for the first ranking of the year). The men open the season 25-26 Drake Relays Des Moines, IA ranked No. 8 with 172.36 points with Florida State leading the way with 259.63 points. LSU M 3 Double Dual (UA/NAU) Tucson, AZ (247.33), Tennessee (209.00), Florida (195.32) and USC (188.89) round out the Top 5 men's 4 Cardinal Classic Palo Alto, CA teams. The women, winners of the last three NCAA championships, enters the year ranked 9-10 Pac-10 Multi-Events Tempe No. 2 with 312.98 points while LSU leads with 324.05 points. Virginia Tech (238.37), Texas 16-17 Pac-10 Championships Tempe A&M (237.34) and USC (210.94) round out the Top 5 in the women's rankings. 30-31 NCAA West Region Northridge, CA J 11-14 NCAA Championships Des Moines, IA 27-6 US Olympic Trials Eugene, OR TOMAS' TRIPLE Last weekend, the Sun Devils opened the outdoor season by playing host to the Baldy Home meets in bold (at Sun Angel Stadium) Castillo Invitational. At the meet, Tomas Navarro competed in three throwing events and 2008 SUN DEVIL DATA regionally qualified in all three. Navarro hit marks of 60.74m (the fourth-best in ASU history) Location ...... Tempe, Ariz. in the hammer, 54.11m in the discus and 17.13m in the shot put to punch his ticket to the Enrollment ...... 63,278 regional meet in Northridge, Calif., May 30-31. Nickname ...... Sun Devils Colors ...... Maroon & Gold ONE FOR ONE Conference (In & Out) ...... MPSF & Pac-10 April Kubishta opened her outdoor season last weekend by winning the pole vault with a Home Venue ...... Sun Angel Stadium clearance of 4.15m (13-07.25), qualifying for the NCAA West Region meet in the process. University President ...... Dr. Michael Crow VP for University Athletics ...... Lisa Love After the weekend, Kubsihta, the defending NCAA Outdoor Champion and the 2008 NCAA Indoor runner-up two weeks ago, has taken the national lead, five centimeters ahead of the Director of Track & Field/Cross Country next three athletes on the list. Greg Kraft ...... Jumps Assistant Coaches David Dumble ...... Throws FIELD DAY Kenny McDaniel ...... Sprints (women) At the Baldy Castillo Invitational, the field events produced seven of the program's eight Louie Quintana ...... Distance/Mid-Distance region qualifiers. For the women, Kubishta was joined by Alana Waterford (3.85m) in the pole Terry Winston ...... Sprints (men) vault while Addison McGrath (see next note) qualified in the javelin (44.34m). On the men's Graduate Assistants side, Navarro was joined by Brad Roth in the javelin (69.52m). Ryan Cole ...... Distance/Mid-Distance Victoria Jackson ...... Distance/Mid-Distance Volunteer Coaches JUST REMOVE WATER Ron Barela ...... Pole Vault In the women's javelin, Addison McGrath qualified for the regional meet and finished fifth in Dan O'Brien ...... Multi-Events the meet with her toss of 44.34m (145-06), the fourth-best throw in school history. The mark, Support Staff which came on her second attempt, also came on her second attempt ever as she joined the Frank Perez ...... Assistant Athletic Trainer team this season to give the event a try. McGrath was already a student-athlete at Arizona Andrea DiTrani ...... Grad. Asst. Trainer State before joining the team as she is a member of the No. 7-ranked water polo team, lead- Jennifer Pawson ...... Grad. Asst. Trainer ing the team in scoring with 55 goals (seventh in the nation). Ben Hilgart ...... Sports Performance Shay Jewett ...... Academic Coach (women) Sophia Sledge ...... Academic Coach (men)

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HEAD COACH GREG KRAFT COMPLETE 2008 SUN DEVIL SCHEDULE Greg Kraft is in his 12th year with the Sun Devil pro- Date INDOOR MEETS W Finish M Finish Wins Top 3s Autos Provs Region gram and has built it into a national power. During the J 25 at Friday Night Challenge W 2, L 2 W 2, L 2 7-7 15-12 1-0 1-4 n/a 2007 season, his women were ranked No. 1 through- F 1-2 at Washington Invitational NTS NTS 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-3 n/a out the entire indoor and outdoor slates, culminating 1-2 at Mountain 'T' Invitational NTS NTS 5-2 9-6 1-0 1-3 n/a with their first national titles. For his efforts, he was 1-2 at United Heritage Invite NTS NTS 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 n/a selected as the 2007 USTFCCCA Women's National and 8-9 at Bronco Invitational NTS NTS 7-3 15-10 2-2 5-3 n/a Women's West Region Coach of the Year before earning 15 at Tyson Invitational NTS NTS 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 n/a the 2007 MPSF Women's Coach of the Year honor. He 15-16 at Iowa State Classic NTS NTS 2-3 7-4 2-1 4-4 n/a also was selected for the same honors outdoor, including 16 at Husky Classic NTS NTS 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 n/a the Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Kraft's women also won 23 at NAU Tune-Up NTS NTS 7-3 12-8 0-0 1-1 n/a their first indoor conference crown, capturing the 2007 MPSF Indoor Championships before repeating at the 29-1 at MPSF Championships 1st 4th 7-3 14-5 3-2 11-5 n/a Pac-10 outdoor meet where the men were three points M 7-8 at Iowa State Last Chance NTS NTS 2-0 3-0 0-0 3-0 n/a shy of capturing their first crown under Kraft. 7-8 at Washington Last Chance NTS NTS 0-1 1-3 0-0 0-1 n/a In 2006, Kraft's women's program moved up into the 14-15 at NCAA Championships 1st 1st 1-2 5-5 6-3 7-5 n/a national spotlight and captured its first Pac-10 title (May Date OUTOOR MEETS W Finish M Finish Wins Top 3s Autos Provs Region 13-14) in Eugene, Ore., after finishing third at the indoor M 21-22 BALDY CASTILLO INV NTS NTS 2-3 5-5 0-0 0-0 2-5 NCAA meet. At the conference meet, the women won 28-29 ASU INVITATIONAL five titles. This past fall, the women's cross country team A 3-4 at Jim Click Multis finished fourth to earn their second trophy finish in three 5 at Jim Click Invitational years while the men, ranked 30th, finished 26th. Individually, Kraft has worked with numerous talented 4-5 at Stanford Invitational athletes, including five-time NCAA champion Jacquelyn 11-12 SUN ANGEL CLASSIC Johson and 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist Dwight Phillips. 17-20 at Mt. SAC Relays During the past three seasons alone, his women have 25-26 at Oregon Relays won nine individual national titles. 25-26 at Drake Relays Since taking over the ASU program, both the cross M 3 at Arizona (Double Dual) country and track and field programs have become 3 vs Northern Arizona (D Dual) staples of the national Top 20 with 14 All-America honors 4 at Cardinal Classic attained in cross country, five indoor relays, 10 outdoor 9-10 PAC-10 MULTI-EVENTS relays, 47 indoor individuals and 40 outdoor individuals. 16-17 PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS ASU TEAM FINISHES UNDER KRAFT 30-31 at NCAA West Regional MEN X-Country Indoor Outdoor J 11-14 at NCAA Championships Year P10 Rg NC NC P10 Rg NC Numbers under Wins, Top 3s, Autos, Provs and Region are listed women-men 1996 8 dnq dnq 1997 8 11 dnq NE NE - NE RELAY RUNNING WELL 1998 4 8 dnq dns 9 - 38 Despite running at the indoor national meet one week earlier, four All-American men got 1999 4 3 14 11 5 - 18 together and qualified the 4x400m relay for the regional meet as the team of Justin Kremer, 2000 4 5 dnq T-10 3 - T-17 2001 2 4 20 dns 4 - T-15 Darryl Elston, Nectaly Barbosa and Jimmie Gordon ran 3:09.16, the fourth-best time in the 2002 3 5 dnq T-51 4 - T-68 nation so far this season. 2003 5 8 dnq T-45 5 6 dns 2004 2 2 8 T-12 3 3 T-10 2005 5 3 17 T-13 3 4 17 IN THE STANDINGS 2006 4 11 dnq T-60 6 10 T-29 So far this outdoor season, the Sun Devils have a small amount of regional qualifying marks, 2007 5 6 26 T-25 2 5 T-22 but several of those marks rank highly on the national lists. April Kubishta is the lone woman 2008 1 in the Top 8 as she ranks first in the pole vault (4.15m) while the men have two marks in WOMEN X-Country Indoor Outdoor the Top 8, including the 4x400m relay (3:09.16) and Brad Roth in the javelin (69.52m), who Year P10 Rg NC NC P10 Rg NC ranks third overall right now. 1996 9 dnq dnq 1997 9 10 dnq NE NE - NE 1998 4 6 T-23 55 7 - dns AND THE WINNER IS... 1999 2 3 12 T-32 8 - dns At the Baldy Castillo Invitational last weekend, the Sun Devils won five events, including 2000 2 2 6 23 5 - T-38 2001 3 3 23 T-25 5 - T-14 three men's and two women's. On the men's side, the 4x400m relay of Justin Kremer, Darryl 2002 2 2 T-23 T-16 4 - T-22 Elston, Nectaly Barbosa and Jimmie Gordon was victorious at 3:09.16 while the two other 2003 2 4 14 T-42 3 4 29 wins came in the field with Tomas Navarro winning the shot put (17.13m) and Brad Roth 2004 2 2 9 T-27 4 5 T-20 taking the javelin (69.52m). For the women, April Kubishta won the pole vault (4.15m) while 2005 2 2 4 T-43 3 3 dns 2006 2 3 13 3 1 4 T-4 Kari Hardt won the 800m dash in 2:09.86, just 0.06 off of a regional qualifier. 2007 T-3 3 4 1 1 1 1 2008 1 TWICE AS NICE NE - not eligible; dnq - did not qualify; dns - did not score On March 14-15, the Sun Devils traveled 21 student-athletes to the 2008 NCAA Indoor Track BY THE NUMBERS & Field Championships and returned with both the men's and women's national team titles, Category XC IR II OR OI accomplishing the feat for just the second time in NCAA history (LSU did so in 2004). The M NCAA Champions 0 0 2 0 0 women scored 51 points with LSU finishing second with 43 points in the women's race while W NCAA Champions 0 0 5 0 6 M All-Americans 4 6 23 7 18 the men edged out favorite Florida State, 44-41, for their first indoor team crown. W All-Americans 10 2 36 3 22 M West Region Champs 0 - - 4 3 BY THE NUMBERS W West Region Champs 0 - - 4 8 The titles earned by the Sun Devil men and women are the 134th and 135th national titles M Pac-10 Champions 0 - - 8 18 W Pac-10 Champions 1 - - 2 25 captured by Arizona State in school history. The wins are the 39th and 66th national titles M MPSF Champions - 1 4 - - for the men and women, respectively, while 30 other titles were won in coed events (20 in W MPSF Champions - 2 14 - - mixed archery and 10 in mixed badminton). XC - cross country; IR - indoor relay; II - indoor individual; OR - outdoor relay; OI - outdoor individual Updated March 16, 2008

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 2 HONORS/AWARDS & TEAM NOTES REPEAT With the team victory, the Sun Devil women successfully defended their first national tittle won 2007 XC HONORS last year when the team captured the 2007 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in USTFCCCA All-American - Women • Jenna Kingma & Ali Kielty Fayetteville, Ark. The Sun Devils, ranked No. 1 last year, edged No. 2 LSU, 38-33, to win their USTFCCCA All-West Region - Women first indoor crown. This year, the rankings were reversed, but the Sun Devils still won. • Jenna Kingma, Ali Kielty, Camille Olson, Kari Hardt USTFCCCA All-West Region - Men STREAKING • Kyle Alcorn, Jeff Helmer Arizona State's women have been dominant over the course of the past year as the Sun Devils All-Pac-10 Conference - Women have won seven championship meets in a row. Those meets include the 2007 MPSF Indoor • Jenna Kingma (1st), Ali Kielty (1st), Kari Hardt (2nd) Championships, the 2007 NCAA Indoor Championships, the 2007 Pac-10 Championships, the All-Pac-10 Conference - Men 2007 NCAA West Region Championships, the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championships, the 2008 • Kyle Alcorn (2nd) MPSF Indoor Championships and the 2008 NCAA Indoor Championships. USTFCCCA All-Academic - Women • Ali Kielty, Jenna Kingma, Women's Team FIRST AND SECOND TIMES Academic All-Pac-10 - Women With 44 points, the Sun Devil men won their first indoor championship and became the 14th • Ali Kielty (2nd), Angela Spadafino (2nd), Whitney Blue (HM), Chelsea Caloia (HM), Jenna Kingma different men's program to capture the indoor crown since the NCAA began sponsoring an (HM), Whitney Lemeiux (HM) indoor meet in 1965. The title is the second in program history for the men as the 1977 team Academic All-Pac-10 - Men captured the outdoor championship, the first team title in ASU track & field history. • Ben Engelhardt (1st), Collin Eckelman (HM), Joey Heller (HM), Jeff Helmer (HM), Garrett Kelly (HM), NOT SINCE... David Mehlhorn (HM) The men's team victory at the NCAA Indoor Championships marked the first men's team title earned for the Sun Devil athletic department since 1996 when the men's golf team captured 2008 INDOOR HONORS NCAA Champions - Women their second championship (also won in 1990). Prior to the women winning last year and this • Jacquelyn Johnson - Pentathlon year, the previous Sun Devil national champions were the 1998 women's golf team. • Team NCAA Champions - Men ELITE COMPANY • Kyle Alcorn - 3,000m Run The women's team, which is one of only seven programs to win an NCAA indoor title since • - Shot Put the association began sponsoring the event in 1983, repeated as national champions, marking • Team just the fifth time in NCAA history that a team has won back-to-back titles. The last to do so USTFCCCA All-American - Women • Jeavon Benjamin (4x400m) was LSU (2002-2003-2004). The other schools to do so were UCLA (2000-2001), LSU (1993- • Jordan Durham (4x400m) 1994-1995-1996-1997) and Nebraska (1983-1984). • Shauntel Elcock (4x400m) • Stephanie Garnett (Long Jump) THREE-PEAT • Jacquelyn Johnson (Pentathlon & Long Jump) The women's team was not the only repeat winners on the weekend for the Sun Devils as • April Kubishta (Pole Vault) • Dominique' Maloy (4x400m) Jacquelyn Johnson secured her third indoor pentathlon crown in a row, scoring a collegiate • Jessica Pressley (Shot Put & Weight Throw) and meet record 4,496 points. In her career, Johnson has three titles and one runner-up finish • Sarah Stevens (Shot Put) (took second as a true freshman in 2004). USTFCCCA All-American - Men • Kyle Alcorn (3,000m & Distance Medley) MORE ON JOHNSON'S TRIPLE • Nectaly Barbosa (Distance Medley) • Darryl Elston (4x400m) When Jacquelyn Johnson successfully defended her indoor pentathlon crowns she won at • Jimmie Gordon (400m & 4x400m) the 2006 and 2007 NCAA meets, she became just the ninth woman to win the same event • Joey Heller (Distance Medley) three times in a career at the indoor championships and the second Sun Devil, joining Maicel • Justin Kremer (4x400m & Distance Medley) Malone, who won the 400m dash in 1990, 1991 and 1992. Other three-time champions • Joel Phillip (400m & 4x400m) include Regina Cavanaugh of Rice (shot put, 1984-85-86), Suzy Favor of Wisconsin (mile, • Matt Turner (Long Jump) • Ryan Whiting (Shot Put) 1987-89-90), Vicki Huber of Villanova (3,000m, 1987-88-89), Carlette Guidry of Texas (55m, Collegiate Record Holders 1988-90-91), Amy Wickus of Wisconsin (800m, 1993-94-95), of UCLA (high jump, • Jacquelyn Johnson - Women's Pentathlon 1994-95-96) and Trecia Smith of Pittsburgh (long jump, 1997-98-99). • Ryan Whiting - Men's Shot Put USTFCCCA National Honors MORE CHAMPIONS • Greg Kraft - Men's & Women's Coach of the Year The teams and Johnson were not the only champions over the weekend as two men captured • David Dumble - Women's Assistant COY individual titles in remarkable fashion. Ryan Whiting led off by winning the shot put with a huge • Jacquelyn Johnson - Women's Field AOY • Ryan Whiting - Men's Field Athelte of the Year toss of 71-03.50 (21.73m) to set the collegiate record in the event. In the second-to-last event USTFCCCA West Region Honors of the meet, Kyle Alcorn stormed to the front of the pack late in the 3,000m race to capture the • Greg Kraft - Women's Coach of the Year national crown and put the Sun Devils in a position to win the team title. • David Dumble - Women's Assistant COY • Jacquelyn Johnson - Women's Field AOY FOR THE RECORD - JOHNSON MPSF Awards Jacquelyn Johnson and Ryan Whiting both set collegiate records in winning their national • Greg Kraft - Women's Coach of the Year crowns over the weekend. Johnson, who entered the meet with a best of 4,312 points in the • Jacquelyn Johnson - Women's Athlete of the Year • Ryan Whiting - Men's Athlete of the Year pentathlon, ended the meet with 4,496 points, breaking the collegiate record of 4,439 points set in 2002 by Austra Skuyte (Kansas State) and bettering the meet mark of 4,412 points 2008 OUTDOOR HONORS scored by (Georgia) in 2004 when she defeated Johnson for the first NCAA none yet pentathlon crown.

2007 WOMEN'S NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 3 ASU'S WOMEN'S ROSTER & TEAM NOTES FOR THE RECORD - WHITING ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S ROSTER While Johnson broke a record that was set a Sun Devil Event(s) IN OUT Hometown (Last School) few years ago, Whiting broke the 31 year-old Dayna Anderson Distance Fr. Fr. Zionsville, Ind. (Zionsville Community HS) mark of Terry Albritton (Stanford), who threw Tai Battle Throws Sr. Sr. Vacaville, Calif. (Moorpark CC) 70-06.50 (21.50m) in 1977. Whiting, who recorded a toss of 71-03.50 (21.73m) on his Jeavon Benjamin Sprints Jr. Jr. Queens, N.Y. (Central Arizona College) final throw of the competition, is now the col- Whitney Blue Distance Fr.* Fr.* Costa Mesa, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) legiate, meet and Pac-10 indoor record holder Roshawnda Brown Sprints/Hurdles Sr. Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) while ranking third all-time on the Pac-10 lists Jocelyn Buras Mid-Distance So.* So.* Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland HS) as two marks recorded outdoors are ahead Chelsea Caloia Distance So.* So.* Phoenix, Ariz. (North Canyon HS) of Whiting. Jasmine Chaney Sprints/Hurdles So. So. Tempe, Ariz. (McClintock HS) Krystal Duke Distance So.* So.* Clovis, Calif. (Clovis HS) LATE HEROICS Jordan Durham Sprints Sr. Sr. Mansfi eld, Texas (Texas Christian) Needing some big points in the 3,000m run at the end of the meet, Kyle Alcorn stepped Shauntel Elcock Sprints Jr. Jr. Ft. Wayne, Ind. (Northrop HS) onto the track as the 14th-ranked runner in the Taylor Fowler Pole Vault Fr. Fr. Tacoma, Wash. (Franklin Pierce HS) race. Alcorn surged ahead mid-way through Stephanie Garnett Jumps Jr. Jr. Winslow, Ariz. (Winslow HS) the race and took the lead before relinquish- Kari Hardt Distance Fr.* So. Queen Creek, Ariz. (Queen Creek HS) ing it. Sitting in fifth place with two laps to go, Jacquelyn Johnson Heptathlon Sr.* Sr.* Yuma, Ariz. (Yuma HS) Alcorn again surged ahead and captured the Ali Kielty Distance So.* So.* Torrance, Calif. (West Torrance HS) lead that he held onto for the remainder of the Jenna Kingma Distance Jr.* Jr.* San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo HS) race, crossing the line in 8:00.82 to not only April Kubishta Pole Vault Sr.* Sr.* Lake Havasu City, Ariz. (Arizona) win his first national title, but giving ASU 10 team points and tying it with Florida State at Whitney Lemieux Distance Jr.* Jr.* Queen Creek, Ariz. (Queen Creek HS) 38 points heading into the 4x400m relay. D’Metra Macedon Mid-D/Sprints Jr. Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Alhambra HS) Dominique’ Maloy Sprints/Jumps Fr. Fr. Pahrump, Nev. (Pahrump Valley HS) SEALING THE DEAL Addison McGrath Throws So.* So.* Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS) With the team race down to ASU and FSU Cj Navarro Throws Fr. Fr. Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge HS) and only the 4x400m relay remaining, all the Lisa Nelson Mid-Distance Fr.* Fr.* Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino HS) Sun Devils had to do was finish ahead of the Camille Olson Distance Fr. Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Sandra Day O’Connor HS) Seminoles in the standings of the race to Erica Parker Distance Fr. Fr. Portland, Texas (Gregory-Portland HS) secure a team crown. In the three-heat race, Nicole Pennes Distance So. So. Pleasant Hill, Calif. (UCLA) FSU ran first and clocked a time of 3:07.47, meaning ASU had to finish faster, which it Angie Piana Pole Vault So. So. Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain HS) did as Jimmie Gordon, Darryl Elston, Justin Jessica Pressley Throws Sr.* Sr.* Elk Grove, Calif. (Laguna Creek HS) Kremer and Joel Phillip clocked in at 3:06.34 Lissa Regets Throws Jr. Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin East HS) to win the third heat and place third overall, Marjorie Rima Jumps Jr. Jr. Fairbanks, Alaska (Monroe Catholic HS) pushing FSU to sixth in the race and giving Sarah Robles Throws So. So. San Jancito, Calif. (Alabama) ASU the team title. Erika Simington Throws So.* So.* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Kansas) Angela Spadafi no Distance So.* So.* Torrance, Calif. (West Torrance HS) NATIONAL HONORS Sarah Stevens Throws Jr.* Jr.* Ft. Collins, Colo. (Ft. Collins HS) The United States Track & Field, Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Maureen Stringham Distance Fr. Fr. Hockessin, Del. (St. Mark’s HS) announced its national award winners follow- Alycia Wade Pole Vault Fr.* Fr.* Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler HS) ing the NCAA Indoor Championships with four Alana Waterford Pole Vault Sr. Sr. Mesa, Ariz. (Skyline HS) Sun Devils garnering five of the eight national Charonda Williams Sprints Jr. Jr. Richmond, Calif. (Laney CC) accolades available. Greg Kraft was selected * - indicates redshirt season has been used; IN - indoor eligibility; OUT - outdoor eligibility as the Women's National and Men's National Coach of the Year; David Dumble was voted ASU SUPPORT STAFF the Women's National Assistant Coach of Position Staff Member (Year) Event Group the Year; Jacquelyn Johnson was named the Women's National Field Athlete of the Year; Director of Track & Field Greg Kraft (12th year) Jumps and Ryan Whiting was selected as the Men's Assistant Coach David Dumble (7th year) Throws National Field Athlete of the Year. Assistant Coach Kenny McDaniel (1st year) Sprints/Hurdles/Relays (Women) Assistant Coach Louie Quintana (6th year) Mid-Dist./Distance/X-Country (Head Coach) CLOSE TO THE TOP Assistant Coach Terry Winston (4th year) Sprints/Hurdles/Relays (Men) The women had three runner-up finishes and Grad. Assistant Coach Ryan Cole (1st year) Mid-Distance/Distance/Cross Country the men added a pair to help both teams to Grad. Assistant Coach Victoria Jackson (1st year) Mid-Distance/Distance/Cross Country victory in Fayetteville. On the men's side, Volunteer Coach Ron Barela (5th year) Pole Vault second-place finishes were recorded by April Volunteer Coach Dan O’Brien (3rd year) Multi-Events Kubishta (pole vault), Sarah Stevens (shot put) and Jessica Pressley (weight throw) while Asst. Athletic Trainer Frank Perez (2nd year) the men's second-place finishers included GA Athletic Trainer Andrea DiTrani (2nd year) Joel Phillip (400m dash) and the distance Media Relations/SID Alex Ryan (6th year) medley relay of Joey Heller, Justin Kremer, Nectaly Barbosa and Kyle Alcorn.

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 4 ASU'S MEN'S ROSTER & TEAM NOTES MORE RECORDS From the results recorded at the NCAA ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY MEN'S ROSTER Indoor Championships, five women's marks Sun Devil Event(s) IN OUT Hometown (Last School) and three men's rank among the Top 5 all- Calvin Abram Sprints Jr. Jr. Shreveport, La. (Barton County College) time in ASU history, including three wom- Kyle Alcorn Distance Sr.* Sr.* Clovis, Calif. (Oregon) en's and two men's school records. On the Nectaly Barbosa Distance Fr. Fr. Prosser, Wash. (Prosser HS) women's side, school-records went to April Derek Cardinale Mid-Distance Fr. Fr. Pt. Pleasant, N.J. (Pt. Pleasant Borough HS) Kubishta in the pole vault (4.30m), Jessica Santos Castro Distance Jr.* Jr.* Rio Rico, Ariz. (Paradise Valley CC) Pressley in the weight throw (22.04m) and Maurice Chappell Sprints Sr. Sr. Victorville, Calif. (CS Fullerton) Jacquelyn Johnson in the pentathlon (4,496 Alonso Contreras Distance Jr. Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Phoenix College) points) while the men's records included Marcus Duncan Sprints Jr. Jr. Carenage, Trinidad & Tabago (Central Arizona) Ryan Whiting in the shot put (21.73m) and the Collin Eckelman Distance Fr.* Fr.* Loveland, Colo. (Thompson Valley HS) distance medley relay of Joey Heller, Justin Jeremy Egboro Jumps So.* So.* Tempe, Ariz. (Tempe HS) Kremer, Nectaly Barbosa and Kyle Alcorn. Darryl Elston Sprints/Hurdles Jr. Jr. Toledo, Ohio (Barton County College) Both 4x400m relays rank among the Top 3, Ben Engelhardt Distance Fr.* Fr.* Westerville, Ohio (Westerville North HS) including the second-best time of 3:33.53 Joe Fazio Pole Vault So.* So.* San Francisco, Calif. (Archbishop Riordan HS) by the women (Dominique' Maloy, Shauntel Mikias Gelagle Distance Fr.* Fr.* Greenbelt, Md. (Eleanor Roosevelt HS) Elcock, Jordan Durham, Jeavon Benjamin) Jimmie Gordon Sprints Sr.* Sr.* Arlington, Texas (S'western Christian Coll.) and the third-best time of 3:06.34 by the Andy Haas Throws Jr.* Jr.* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon HS) men (Jimmie Gordon, Darryl Elston, Kremer, Dylan Hatcher Distance Fr. Fr. Spokane, Wash. (Mead HS) Joel Phillip). The final Top 3 mark came from Joey Heller Distance Jr.* Jr.* Phoenix, Ariz. (Shadow Mountain HS) Johnson in the 60m hurdles (8.23). Jeff Helmer Distance Fr.* Fr.* Snohomish, Wash. (Henry M. Jackson HS) Jeff Helwig Throws Fr.* Fr.* Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson HS) ALL-AMERICANS Kyle Hitchcock Multi-Events So. So. North Attleboro, Mass. (Temple Univ.) Overall, nine women and nine men each Garrett Kelly Distance Fr.* Fr.* Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) earned All-America honors from the Justin Kremer Sprints So. So. Grand Canyon, Ariz. (Grand Canyon HS) USTFCCCA, including two women and four Jason Lewis Throws So.* So.* Phoenix, Ariz. (Mountain Pointe HS) men that earned two honors each. Multiple Daniel Lovell Distance Fr. Fr. Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek HS) honors were earned by Jacquelyn Johnson (pentathlon & long jump) and Jessica Pressley Jack Mann Distance Jr.* Jr.* Scottsdale, Ariz. (Paradise Valley HS) (shot put & weight throw) for the women and Zach Mason Distance Fr. Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS) men's competitors Kyle Alcorn (3,000m & David Mehlhorn Distance Jr.* Jr.* Tempe, Ariz. (Valley Christian HS) DMR), Jimmie Gordon (400m & 4x400m), Patrick Milloy Distance Fr.* Fr.* Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley HS) Justin Kremer (4x400m & DMR) and Joel Austin Molina Mid-Distance Fr.* Fr.* Phoenix, Ariz. (Chaparral HS) Phillip (400m & 4x400m). Other women's Tomas Navarro Throws Sr.* Sr.* Mesa, Ariz. (Highland HS) All-Americans included Jeavon Benjamin Craig Nobles Distance So.* So.* Seattle, Wash. (Spanaway Lake HS) (4x400m), Jordan Durham (4x400m), Shauntel Thomas Petersen Distance Fr. Fr. Yuma, Ariz. (Yuma Catholic HS) Elcock (4x400m), Stephanie Garnett (long Corey Phallen Pole Vault So. So. San Diego, Calif. (Rancho Bernardo HS) jump), April Kubishta (pole vault), Dominique' Joel Phillip 400m Hurd./Multis Jr. Jr. St. Paul’s, Grenada (Central Arizona) Maloy (4x400m) and Sarah Stevens (shot Marquis Profi t Hurdles/Sprints Sr. Sr. Pasadena, Calif. (John Muir HS) put) while the men included Nectaly Barbosa Brad Roth Throws Sr. Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon HS) (DMR), Darryl Elston (4x400m), Joey Heller David Ryan Mid-Distance Sr.* Sr.* Lake Havasu City, Ariz. (Central Arizona) (DMR), Matt Turner (long jump) and Ryan Matt Turner Jumps Sr. Sr. Pomona, Calif. (CS Fullerton) Whiting (shot put). Sid Walters Mid-Distance So.* So.* Portland, Ore. (DePauw University) Alexander Wentz Multi-Events Fr. Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS) WORLD COMPETITION Kyle Whitehair Mid-Distance Fr. Fr. Winslow, Ariz. (Winslow HS) On March 30, former Sun Devil Amy Hastings Ryan Whiting Throws So.* So.* Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin HS) will represent the United States as a mem- Bryan Williams Sprints Fr. Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Valley View HS) ber of the 2008 Team USA World Cross * - indicates redshirt season has been used; IN - indoor eligibility; OUT - outdoor eligibility Country squad that will head to Edinburgh, Great Britain, for the 36th IAAF World Cross ASU SUPPORT STAFF Country Championships. Hastings, a 10-time Position Staff Member (Year) Event Group All-American at Arizona State, will be running Director of Track & Field Greg Kraft (12th year) Jumps for Team USA for the first time in her career. Assistant Coach David Dumble (7th year) Throws Assistant Coach Kenny McDaniel (1st year) Sprints/Hurdles/Relays (Women) WHERE IN THE WORLD Assistant Coach Louie Quintana (6th year) Mid-Dist./Distance/X-Country (Head Coach) Following the NCAA Indoor Championships Assistant Coach Terry Winston (4th year) Sprints/Hurdles/Relays (Men) last weekend, two men and three women Grad. Assistant Coach Ryan Cole (1st year) Mid-Distance/Distance/Cross Country ended the indoor season with marks rank- Grad. Assistant Coach Victoria Jackson (1st year) Mid-Distance/Distance/Cross Country ing in the Top 20 on the world lists. For the Volunteer Coach Ron Barela (5th year) Pole Vault men, Ryan Whiting ranks third in the shot Volunteer Coach Dan O’Brien (3rd year) Multi-Events put with a toss of 21.73m while Joel Phillip Asst. Athletic Trainer Frank Perez (2nd year) stands 10th in the 400m dash at 46.27. On GA Athletic Trainer Andrea DiTrani (2nd year) the women's side, Jessica Pressley and Media Relations/SID Alex Ryan (6th year) Sarah Stevens both are Top 15 in the weight throw with Pressley ranking fourth at 22.04m and Stevens in 13th at 20.94m. Jacquelyn 2007 WOMEN'S NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 5 OUTDOOR QUALIFIERS & TEAM NOTES Johnson is 16th in the pentathlon with 4,496 points. NCAA AUTOMATIC MARKS ASU Women (0) • none REGIONAL HONORS Heading into the national meet, a trio of Sun Devils were honored with awards for their ASU Men (0) performances so far this indoor season. The United States Track & Field/Cross Country • none Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) selected Jacquelyn Johnson as the Women's West Region Field Athlete of the Year, picked head coach Greg Kraft as the Women's West NCAA PROVISIONAL MARKS Region Coach of the Year and chose throws coach David Dumble as the Women's West ASU Women (0) • none Region Assistant Coach of the Year. All three are now eligible for the national honor that will be announced following the NCAA Indoor Championships this weekend. ASU Men (0) • none WAIT, THERE IS MORE... The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) announced its annual awards Tuesday NCAA REGIONAL MARKS with the Sun Devils taking three of the four honors. Greg Kraft was selected as the MPSF ASU Women (3) Women's Coach of the Year while Jacquelyn Johnson was named the MPSF Women's • April Kubishta (PV) ...... 4.15m (13-07.25) • Addison McGrath (JT) ...... 44.34m (145-06) Athlete of the Year and Ryan Whiting was named the MPSF Men's Athlete of the Year. The • Alana Waterford (PV) ...... 3.85m (12-07.50) honor is the first for Whiting and Johnson and the second in a row for Kraft. Sarah Stevens won the women's athlete honor last year. ASU Men (5) • Tomas Navarro (SP) ...... 17.13m (56-02.50) • Tomas Navarro (DT) ...... 54.11m (177-06) THEY HAVE A SHOT (PUT) • Tomas Navarro (HT) ...... 60.74m (199-03) The shot put event has been good to the Sun Devils in recent years and this year looks to • Brad Roth (JT) ...... 69.52m (228-01) be no different this year under coach David Dumble. Last season, six All-America honors • Arizona State 'A' (4x400m) ...... 3:09.16 were earned with Sarah Stevens, Jessica Pressley and Ryan Whiting each earning the J. Kremer, D. Elston, N. Barbosa, J. Gordon accolade at both the NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor meets. During the indoor season, Ryan Whiting led the nation and set a collegiate record with the third-best throw in the world so far this year at 21.73m while Sarah Stevens (second) and Jessica Pressley (fifth) also finished well at the NCAA Indoor Championships.

ON TOP AGAIN With 154.5 points and seven individual champions, the Sun Devil women won their second MPSF Championships in a row, beating out runner Stanford, who scored 141 points. The win also was the sixth team title in a row for ASU, building off the five they won in 2007.

ANOTHER REPEAT While the women's team captured its second MPSF Championships title in a row, Sarah Stevens did a repeat performance of her own as she won the shot put and the weight throw for the second year in a row.

MORE CHAMPIONS Stevens was joined by Jacquelyn Johnson as the only multiple victors for the Sun Devils. Johnson won the 60m hurdles and the long jump individually before joining Jeavon Benjamin, Shauntel Elcock and Dominique' Maloy in taking the 4x400m. Other champions for the team included April Kubishta (pole vault) and Charonda Williams (200m).

VICTORIOUS MEN Three men's titles were won as well, including Ryan Whiting (shot put), Jeff Helmer (5,000m) and the 4x400m of Jimmie Gordon, Joel Phillip, Darryl Elston and Justin Kremer.

STRONG DEBUT Jeff Helmer made his first collegiate race a memorable one as he clocked a time of 14:01.83 to win the MPSF Championship in the 5,000m run and provisionally qualify for the NCAA Championships. Currently, he ranks 18th in the nation.

KRAFT'S KIDS The shot put is not the only field event that has been producing lately. Under coach Greg Kraft, the long jump has been a strong event for ASU and that trend looks to continue this year. Currently, Matt Turner is ranked fourth in the NCAA (7.85m) while Jacquelyn Johnson (6.50m) and Stephanie Garnett (6.42m) are fifth and ninth, respectively. Outside the NCAA, Kraft has worked with 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist Dwight Phillips and, most recently, for- mer Sun Devil Trevell Quinley won the 2008 USATF Indoor Championships before placing 13th at the IAAF World Championships in Valencia.

KREMER GETTING GRAND Justin Kremer came to Tempe from a small school in Grand Canyon, Ariz., and has blos- somed into one of the top quarter-milers in the nation this year. Kremer played a role in helping the 4x400m relay qualify for the NCAA Championships, and when he arrived at the

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 6 2008 MEET RESULTS & TEAM NOTES meet, helped both the 4x400m and distance medley relays place among the Top 3 nation- ally, earning his first two All-America honors. On the first day, Kremer ran the leg of 2008 NCAA INDOOR (W) the DMR, helping the Sun Devils to a school-record time of 9:32.49 and a national runner- Final Team Standings 1. ARIZONA STATE ...... 51 up placement before running the third leg of the third-place 4x400m relay that secured the 2. LSU ...... 43 team title for the Sun Devils. 3. Michigan ...... 39 4. Texas ...... 35 MORE OF THE BEST 5. Stanford ...... 32 The United States Track & Field, Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) 6. Florida State ...... 28 7. Texas A&M ...... 23 announced their cross country academic honorees this week with the Sun Devil women 8. Florida ...... 19 garnering accolades. Individually, Ali Kielty and Jenna Kingma were two of the 91 women Tennessee ...... 19 to earn USTFCCCA All-Academic honors and joined their teammates as one of 35 teams 10. Virginia Tech ...... 18 nationally to earn team distinctions with a 3.50 grade point average or higher. Texas Tech ...... 18 Kansas ...... 18

ALCORN GOES SUB-FOUR Individual Finishes At the Washington Invite (Feb. 2), Sun Devil senior Kyle Alcorn clocked a time of 3:59.82 1. Jacquelyn Johnson (Pent.)...... 4,496 points in the mile to become only the third Sun Devil runner to break the four-minute mark in the NCAA record total 2. April Kubishta (PV) ...... 4.30m event and just the second indoors. Alcorn is second on the ASU indoor lists behind Brandon 2. Sarah Stevens (SP) ...... 17.64m Strong, who ran 3:59.59 in 2002, and is third overall in ASU history behind the 3:56.4 turned 2. Jessica Pressley (WT) ...... 22.04m in by Chuck LaBenz in 1970. 3. Arizona State 4x400m ...... 3:33.63 Maloy, Elcock, Durham, Benjamin NEW LOOK 5. Jacquelyn Johnson (LJ) ...... 6.31m 5. Jessica Pressley (SP) ...... 16.77m Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium went under the knife recently as the home of 6. Stephanie Garnett (LJ) ...... 6.30m Arizona State University track and field was resurfaced with the latest product from Mondo, 9. Jacquelyn Johnson (HJ) ...... 1.80m Mondotrack FTX. ASU's home venue is the first in the world to be surfaced with the prod- 9. Sarah Stevens (WT) ...... 20.32m uct, which also will be installed at Beijing's Olympic Stadium in time for the 2008 Summer 14. Charonda Williams (200m) ...... 24.07 16. Tai Battle (WT) ...... 18.30m Games. Along with the new surface came an expanded shot put area and the addition of a second 'D' zone (at the north end of the infield). The majority of the surface will be maroon/ USTFCCCA All-American - Women red in color with the only exceptions being the three exchange zones on the track and the • Jeavon Benjamin (4x400m) non-runway areas of both 'D' zones, which will be gold. The project was complete Jan. 29. • Jordan Durham (4x400m) • Shauntel Elcock (4x400m) • Stephanie Garnett (Long Jump) IT'S ACADEMIC • Jacquelyn Johnson (Pentathlon & Long Jump) Athletic honors were not the only awards attained during the year as the Sun Devils placed • April Kubishta (Pole Vault) 20 women and 10 men on the Pac-10 All-Academic lists while seven women and two men • Dominique' Maloy (4x400m) earned MPSF All-Academic recognition for the indoor season. A total of 13 student-athletes • Jessica Pressley (Shot Put & Weight Throw) • Sarah Stevens (Shot Put) (10 women and three men) were selected for USTFCCCA National All-Academic honors while three women -- Brooke Bennett, April Kubishta and Sarah Stevens -- earned ESPN The Magazine All-District VIII honors. The USTFCCCA also bestowed three more presti- 2008 NCAA INDOOR (M) gious academic honors on the Sun Devils following the 2007 season as the women's team Final Team Standings 1. ARIZONA STATE ...... 44 earned USTFCCCA Women's Division I All-Academic Team honors before being selected 2. Florida State ...... 41 as the 2007 USTFCCCA Women' Indoor and Outdoor All-Academic Team of the Year. 3. Texas ...... 34 Individually, Stevens was selected as the USTFCCCA Women's Indoor Scholar-Athlete of 4. LSU ...... 33 the Year. 5. Tennessee ...... 26 6. Arkansas ...... 24 7. Stanford ...... 23 MORE TROPHIES 8. Florida ...... 19 Several of the team's newcomers have already made an impact this year as members of 9. Northern Iowa ...... 18 a cross country program that qualified both a women's and men's team to the 2007 NCAA 10. Texas A&M / Washington ...... 17 Championships in Terre Haute, Ind. At the meet, the women finished fourth overall to earn Individual Finishes their second trophy (Top 4 finishers) in three years while the men, who entered the meet 1. Kyle Alcorn (3,000m) ...... 8:00.82 ranked 30th, finished 26th overall. Dating back to the 2005 cross country national meet 1. Ryan Whiting (SP) ...... 21.73m (three cross country seasons, two indoor track & field seasons and two outdoor track & field NCAA record mark seasons), the Sun Devil women have accumulated six trophies, including two national titles 2. Joel Phillip (400m) ...... 46.27 (2007 indoor and 2007 outdoor), one third-place finish (2006 indoor) and three fourth-place 2. Arizona State DMR ...... 9:32.49 Heller, Kremer, Barbosa, Alcorn showings (2005 and 2007 cross country and 2006 outdoor). 3. Arizona State 4x400m ...... 3:06.34 Gordon, Elston, Kremer, Phillip 2008 PAC-10 HOSTS 8. Jimmie Gordon (400m) ...... 47.47 The 2008 Pac-10 Championships will be held at Joe Selleh Track at Sun Angel Stadium this 8. Matt Turner (LJ) ...... 7.83m 15. Jason Lewis (WT) ...... 19.66m year with events being contested on two separate weekends. The women's heptathlon and men's decathlon will take place on May 9-10 with the remainder of the events being held USTFCCCA All-American - Men one week later, May 16-17. • Kyle Alcorn (3,000m & Distance Medley) • Nectaly Barbosa (Distance Medley) • Darryl Elston (4x400m) IN THE BLOCKS • Jimmie Gordon (400m & 4x400m) The Sun Devils hit the road next weekend for a pair of meets as many of the team's mem- • Joey Heller (Distance Medley) bers will head to Tucson for the Jim Click Multis (April 3-4) and the Jim Click Invitaitonal • Justin Kremer (4x400m & Distance Medley) (April 5) while a handful of athletes will travel to Palo Alto, Calif., for the Stanford Invitational • Joel Phillip (400m & 4x400m) (April 4-5). • Matt Turner (Long Jump) • Ryan Whiting (Shot Put)

2007 WOMEN'S NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 7 WOMEN'S TOP MARKS - OUTDOOR 2008 # NCAA Regional; ! NCAA Automatic; • NCAA Provisional; @ ASU Record; $ American College Record; ^ - Recorded in Heptathlon RUNNING EVENTS NCAA Region JUMPS NCAA Region 100m DASH 11.75 LONG JUMP 6.00m ASU Record 11.33 Sharon Ware (1983) ASU Record 6.62m Jacinta Bartholomew (1989) no marks no marks

100m HURDLES 13.92 TRIPLE JUMP 12.32m ASU Record 12.75 Lynda Tolbert (1989) ASU Record 12.84m Valerie Williams (2000) 14.51 Roshawnda Brown (+1.1) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 10.97m Marjorie Rima (36-00.00)(+0.0) ..... Baldy Castillo (3/22)

200m DASH 23.96 HIGH JUMP 1.75m ASU Record 22.91 Maicel Malone (1991) ASU Record 1.93m Coleen Rienstra (1980) 26.60 Roshawnda Brown (+0.0) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 1.55m Alana Waterford (5-01.00) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22)

400m DASH 54.61 POLE VAULT 3.85m ASU Record 50.33 Maicel Malone (1991) ASU Record 4.26m April Kubishta (2007) no marks 4.15m # April Kubishta (13-07.25) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 3.85m # Alana Waterford (12-07.50) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 400m HURDLES 1:00.82 3.40m Alycia Wade (11-01.75) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) ASU Record 55.44 Lade Akinremi (1995) 3.25m Taylor Fowler (10-08.00) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks SHOT PUT 14.30m 800m RUN 2:09.80 ASU Record 18.40m Sarah Stevens (2007) ASU Record 2:03.23 Kim Toney (1993) no marks 2:09.86 Kari Hardt ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 2:13.11 D'Metra Macedon ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) DISCUS 47.30m 2:19.89 Lisa Nelson ...... Baldy Castoillo (3/22) ASU Record 64.94m Leslie Deniz (1983) no marks 1,500m RUN 4:27.80 ASU Record 4:17.98 Priscilla Hein (1999) HAMMER 54.15m 4:34.42 Angela Spadafi no ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) ASU Record 66.34m Sarah Stevens (2007) 4:47.57 Whitney Lemieux ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks 4:58.31 Chelsea Caloia ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) JAVELIN 43.45m 3,000m RUN not contested ASU Record 45.59m Lissa Regets (2007) ASU Record 9:09.76 Lynn Nelson (1984) 44.34m # Addison McGrath (145-06) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 10:06.50 Krystal Duke ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 43.21m Lissa Regets (141-09) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22)

3,000m STEEPLECHASE 10:50.52 ASU Record 9:46.43 Lisa Aguilera (2003) no marks

5,000m RUN 16:52.00 ASU Record 15:49.03 Victoria Jackson (2006) no marks

10,000m RUN Auto: 33:30.00 Prov: 35:00.00 ASU Record 32:30.37 Amy Hastings (2007) no marks

RELAY EVENTS NCAA Region 4x100m RELAY 45.70 ASU Record 43.58 Tolbert, Malone, Foster, Bartholomew ('88) no marks

4x400m RELAY 3:42.00 ASU Record 3:29.45 T. Akinremi, Gayle, Morgan, L. Akinremi ('95) no marks

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 8 WOMEN'S TOP MARKS - OUTDOOR 2008 # NCAA Regional; ! NCAA Automatic; • NCAA Provisional; @ ASU Record; $ American College Record; ^ - Recorded in Heptathlon MULTI-EVENTS NCAA Auto NCAA Prov HEPTATHLON BESTS HEPTATHLON 5,500 pnts 5,050 pnts EVENT #1 - 100m HURDLES ASU Hep Record 6,135 Gea Johnson (1990) ASU Hep Record 13.34 Jacquelyn Johnson (2006) no marks no marks

EVENT #2 - HIGH JUMP ASU Hep Record 1.79m Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

EVENT #3 - SHOT PUT ASU Hep Record 14.18m Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

EVENT #4 - 200m DASH ASU Hep Record 24.24 Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

DAY ONE TOTAL SCORE ASU Hep Record 3,659 Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

EVENT #5 - LONG JUMP ASU Hep Record 6.26m Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

EVENT #6 - JAVELIN ASU Hep Record 45.70m Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

EVENT #7 - 800m RUN ASU Hep Record 2:14.50 Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

DAY TWO TOTAL SCORE ASU Hep Record 2,576 Gea Johnson (1990) no marks

2007 WOMEN'S NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 9 MEN'S TOP MARKS - OUTDOOR 2008 # NCAA Regional; ! NCAA Automatic; • NCAA Provisional; @ ASU Record; $ American College Record; ^ - Recorded in Decathlon RUNNING EVENTS NCAA Region JUMPS NCAA Region 100m DASH 10.55 LONG JUMP 7.34m ASU Record 10.10 Marcus Brunson (2001) ASU Record 8.21m Dwight Phillips (2000) 11.00 Bryan Williams (+0.0) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks

110m HURDLES 14.30 TRIPLE JUMP 15.00m ASU Record 13.51 Andrew Parker (1987) ASU Record 16.72m Deon Mayfi eld (1982) 16.45 Kyle Hitchcock (+0.3) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks

200m DASH 21.35 HIGH JUMP 2.10m ASU Record 20.29 Jerry Bright (1968) ASU Record 2.29m Kyle Arney (1977) 21.85 Bryan Williams (+0.0) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks

400m DASH 47.20 POLE VAULT 5.05m ASU Record 44.41 II (1968) ASU Record 5.70m Nick Hysong (1994) no marks 4.50m Corey Phallen (14-09.00) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 3.38m Kyle Hitchcock (11-01.00) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 400m HURDLES 52.51 NH Joe Fazio ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) ASU Record 49.30 Gordon Bugg (1988) no marks SHOT PUT 16.80m ASU Record 20.78m Gary Williky (1982) 800m RUN 1:50.40 17.13m # Tomas Navarro (56-02.50) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) ASU Record 1:46.95 Pete Richardson (1984) 1:54.21 Sid Walters ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) DISCUS 51.70m ASU Record 62.02m Gary Williky (1982) 1,500m RUN 3:47.80 54.11m # Tomas Navarro (177-06) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) ASU Record 3:40.70 Chuck LaBenz (1970) 37.69m Kyle Hitchcock (123-08) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 3:52.75 Ben Engelhardt ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 4:04.54 Craig Nobles ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) HAMMER 56.80m ASU Record 72.26m Mika Laiho (1998) 3,000m RUN not contested 60.74m # Tomas Navarro (199-03) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/21) ASU Record unknown unknown 55.01m Jeff Helwig (180-06) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/21) 8:35.31 David Mehlhorn ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) 50.35m Andy Haas (165-02) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/21) 8:44.09 Santos Castro ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) JAVELIN 61.60m 3,000m STEEPLECHASE 9:07.00 ASU Record 80.96m Pal Arne Fagernes (1996) ASU Record 8:27.01 Aaron Aguayo (2007) 69.52m # Brad Roth (228-01) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) no marks 45.82m Kyle Hitchcock (150-04) ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22)

5,000m RUN 14:12.00 ASU Record 13:37.71 Aaron Aguayo (2007) no marks

10,000m RUN Auto: 28:45.00 Prov: 29:30.00 ASU Record 28:46.88 Fasil Bizuneh (2002) no marks

RELAY EVENTS NCAA Region 4x100m RELAY 40.66 ASU Record 38.71 Koehnemann, Peterson, Amoo, Love ('05) no marks

4x400m RELAY 3:10.00 ASU Record 3:00.57 Allen, Amoo, Peterson, Banda (2005) 3:09.16 # Arizona State 'A' ...... Baldy Castillo (3/22) J. Kremer, D. Elston, N. Barbosa, J. Gordon

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 10 MEN'S TOP MARKS - OUTDOOR 2008 # NCAA Regional; ! NCAA Automatic; • NCAA Provisional; @ ASU Record; $ American College Record; ^ - Recorded in Decathlon MULTI-EVENTS NCAA Auto NCAA Prov DECATHLON 7,500 pnts 6,900 pnts ASU Dec Record 7,861 Dannie Jackson (1981) no marks

DECATHLON BESTS EVENT #1 - 100m DASH ASU Dec Record 10.78 Joshua Kinnaman (2004) no marks

EVENT #2 - LONG JUMP ASU Dec Record 7.99m Dannie Jackson (1979) no marks

EVENT #3 - SHOT PUT ASU Dec Record 14.91m Mike Chapman (1975) no marks

EVENT #4 - HIGH JUMP ASU Dec Record 2.13m Mike Cox (1982)/Dannie Jackson (1979) no marks

EVENT #5 - 400m DASH ASU Dec Record 48.00 Mike Cox (1982) no marks

DAY ONE TOTAL SCORE ASU Dec Record 4,286 Dannie Jackson (1979) no marks

EVENT #6 - 110m HURDLES ASU Dec Record 14.00w Dannie Jackson (1979) no marks

EVENT #7 - DISCUS ASU Dec Record 46.16m Dannie Jackson (1981) no marks

EVENT #8 - POLE VAULT ASU Dec Record 4.95m Matt Zuber (1989) no marks

EVENT #9 - JAVELIN (current standards) ASU Dec Record 64.64m Sammy Bryant (1986) no marks

EVENT #10 - 1,500m RUN ASU Dec Record 4:24.43 John Irvine (1982) no marks

DAY TWO TOTAL SCORE ASU Dec Record 3,758 Jeff Mont Pas (1980) no marks

2007 WOMEN'S NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 11 WOMEN'S OUTDOOR MEET-BY-MEET RESULTS

BROWN, Roshawnda 100m HURDLES Personal Best - 14.51 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 14.51 (+1.1) 2nd

200m DASH Personal Best - 26.60 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 26.60 (+0.0) 11th

CALOIA, Chelsea 1,500m RUN Personal Best - 4:58.31 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4:58.31 15th

DUKE, Krystal 3,000m RUN Personal Best - 10:06.01 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 10:06.50 6th

FOWLER, Taylor POLE VAULT Personal Best - 3.25m (10-08.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 3.25m (10-08.00) 16th

HARDT, Kari 800m RUN Personal Best - 2:08.89 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 2:09.86 1st

KUBISHTA, April POLE VAULT Personal Best - 4.26m (13-11.75) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4.15m (13-07.25) 1st

LEMIEUX, Whitney 1,500m RUN Personal Best - 4:30.96 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4:47.57 9th

MACEDON, D'Metra 800m RUN Personal Best - 2:08.15 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 2:13.11 3rd

McGRATH, Addison JAVELIN Personal Best - 44.34m (145-06) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 44.34m (145-06) 5th

NELSON, Lisa 800m RUN Personal Best - 2:19.89 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 2:19.89 9th

REGETS, Lissa JAVELIN Personal Best - 45.59m (149-07) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 43.21m (141-09) 7th

RIMA, Marjorie TRIPLE JUMP Personal Best - 11.26m (36-11.50) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 10.97m (36-00.00)(+0.0) 6th

SPADAFINO, Angela 1,500m RUN Personal Best - 4:34.42 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4:34.42 5th

WADE, Alycia POLE VAULT Personal Best - 3.40m (11-01.75) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 3.40m (11-01.75) 13th

WATERFORD, Alana POLE VAULT Personal Best - 3.96m (12-11.75) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 3.85m (12-07.50) t-2nd

HIGH JUMP Personal Best - 1.65m (5-05.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 1.55m (5-01.00) 6th

2008 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONS • PAGE 12 MEN'S OUTDOOR MEET-BY-MEET

CASTRO, Santos 3,000m RUN Personal Best - 8:44.09 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 8:44.09 19th

ENGELHARDT, Ben 1,500m RUN Personal Best - 3:52.75 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 3:52.75 7th

FAZIO, Joe POLE VAULT Personal Best - 4.85m (15-11.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F no height --

HAAS, Andy HAMMER Personal Best - 54.90m (180-01) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/21) P 50.35m (165-02) 12th

HELWIG, Jeff SHOT PUT Personal Best - 52.70m (172-11) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/21) F 55.01m (180-06) 8th

HITCHCOCK, Kyle 110m HURDLES Personal Best - 16.45 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 16.45 (+0.3) 6th

POLE VAULT Personal Best - 3.38m (11-01.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 3.38m (11-01.00) t-15th

DISCUS Personal Best - 37.69m (123-08) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) P 37.69m (123-08) 20th

JAVELIN Personal Best - 45.82m (150-04) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) P 45.82m (150-04) 13th

MEHLHORN, David 3,000m RUN Personal Best - 8:35.31 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 8:35.31 14th

NAVARRO, Tomas SHOT PUT Personal Best - 18.11m (50-05.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 17.13m (56-02.50) 1st

DISCUS Personal Best - 53.03m (174-00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 54.11m (177-06) 2nd HAMMER Personal Best - 60.74m (199-03) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/21) F # 60.74m (199-03) 3rd

NOBLES, Craig 1,500m RUN Personal Best - 4:04.50 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4:04.54 21st

PHALLEN, Corey POLE VAULT Personal Best - 4.70m (15-05.00) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 4.50m (14-09.00) t-9th

ROTH, Brad JAVELIN Personal Best - 69.99m (229-07) Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 69.52m (228-01) 1st

WALTERS, Sid 800m RUN Personal Best - 1:54.21 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 1:54.21 6th

WILLIAMS, Bryan 100m DASH Personal Best - 11.00 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 11.00 (+0.0) 5th

200m DASH Personal Best - 21.85 Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F 21.85 (+0.0) 7th

4x400m RELAY Arizona State 'A' - J. Kremer, D. Elston, N. Barbosa, J. Gordon Baldy Castillo Invitational (3/22) F # 3:09.16 1st

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100m DASH 3,000m RUN POLE VAULT 1. Sharon Ware 1983 11.33 1. Lynn Nelson 1984 9:09.76 1. April Kubishta `07 4.26 13-11.75 2. Dawnyell Linder 1998 11.39 2. Sabrina Peters-Stern 1983 9:19.20 2. Angela Tavlarides `05 n 4.10 13-05.25 3. Lynda Tolbert 1988 n 11.41 3. Kelly MacDonald 2000 n 9:20.12 3. Alana Waterford `07 n 3.96 12-11.75 4. Porchea Carroll 2005 n 11.44 4. Kathy Mintie 1979 9:23.90 4. Cara Walker `05 n 3.81 12-06.00 Lesa Parker 1994 11.44 5. Lisa Aguilera 2000 n 9:29.63 5. Angela Piana ‘07 n 3.70 12-01.50 6. Val Boyer 1979 n 11.46 6. Teresa Barrios 1986 9:31.76 6. Olivia Mazzaglia `00 3.51 11-06.25 7. Maicel Malone 1991 11.47 7. Priscilla Hein 1999 9:31.80 7. Carly Gietler `06 n 3.50 11-05.75 8. Tiffany Greer 2001 n 11.53 8. Laura LaMena 1987 n 9:33.73 8. ALYCIA WADE '08 n 3.40 11-01.75 9. Teri Chapple-Sheppard 1983 n 11.60 9. Julie Seliene 1985 9:37.17 Kristi Raban `04 n 3.40 11-01.75 10. Renaye Bowen 1977 n 11.61 10. Dawn Arrigoni 1988 n 9:38.24 10. Megan Hunt `06 n 3.35 10-11.75

100m HURDLES 3,000m STEEPLECHASE SHOT PUT 1. Lynda Tolbert 1989 12.75 1. Lisa Aguilera 2003 9:46.43 1. Sarah Stevens `07 n 18.40 60-04.50 2. Ime Akpan 1992 n 13.03 2. Kelly MacDonald 2001 n 9:55.49 2. Jessica Pressley `07 18.16 59-07.00 3. LaShawn Simmons 1992 n 13.23 3. Brooke Bennett 2007 n 10:08.47 3. Leslie Deniz `83 17.03 55-10.50 4. Jacquelyn Johnson 2007 w n 13.31 4. Amy Hastings 2004 n 10:17.67 4. Natalie Kaaiawahia `84 16.79 55-01.25 Seneca Holmes 2003 n 13.31 5. Anna Masinelli 2005 10:23.27 5. Julia Pedersen `05 n 16.56 54-04.00 5. Gea Johnson 1990 n 13.35 6. Corey Randall 2006 n 10:23.71 6. Ria Stalman `81 n 15.98 52-02.25 7. Brenda Calhoun 1981 13.47 7. Cody Sohn 2001 n 10:27.83 7. Adrienne Judie `00 15.89 52-01.75 8. Rhonda Brady (13.3m) 1978 + 13.54 8. Angela Spadafino 2007 n 10:38.15 8. Jennifer Kowacz `04 n 15.64 51-03.75 9. Tesra Bester 1992 n 13.64 9. Liz Lindgren 2004 n 10:47.26 9. Jennifer Lemke `83 15.63 51-03.25 10. Omotayo Akinremi 1994 13.68 10. Mandi-Fitz Gustafson 2003 n 10:51.50 10. Yolanda Meservey `02 n 15.04 49-04.25

200m DASH 5,000m RUN DISCUS 1. Maicel Malone 1991 22.91 1. Victoria Jackson 2006 n 15:49.03 1. Leslie Deniz `83 64.94 213-01 2. Avia Morgan 1995 23.05 2. Amy Hastings 2007 n 15:50.19 2. Ria Stalman `81 n 62.30 204-05 3. Porchea Carroll 2005 nw 23.22 3. Kelly MacDonald 2000 n 15:53.28 3. Sarah Stevens `07 57.73 189-05 4. Kandace Tucker 2004 n 23.27 4. Lisa Aguilera 2002 n 15:57.37 4. Jessica Pressley `06 n 56.18 184-04 5. Val Boyer 1980 23.36 5. Lynn Nelson 1984 15:58.57 5. Sandra Orsund `03 n 55.76 182-11 6. Freida Cobbs 1979 n 23.41 6. Jenna Kingma 2006 n 15:59.15 6. Julia Pedersen `05 n 55.58 182-04 7. Dawnyell Linder 1998 23.42 7. Brianna Torres 2002 n 16:13.79 7. Tai Battle [N#2] ‘07 n 54.79 179-09 8. Renaye Bowen 1977 + 23.54 8. Kathy Mintie 1979 n 16:16.80 8. Natalie Kaaiawahia `84 54.76 179-08 9. Jacinta Bartholomew 1988 23.60 9. Desiree Davila 2003 n 16:17.45 9. Julie Cart `80 n 52.04 170-09 10. Cassandra Reed 2004 n 23.63 10. Jessica Scalzo 2003 n 16:22.18 10. Adrienne Judie `01 49.72 163-01

400m DASH 10,000m RUN JAVELIN (new style, 1999-present) 1. Maicel Malone 1991 50.33 1. Amy Hastings 2007 n 32:30.37 1. Lissa Regets ‘07 n 45.59 149-07 2. Cassandra Reed 2004 51.67 2. Victoria Jackson [N#1] 2006 32:54.72 2. Jacquelyn Johnson `07 45.58 149-06 3. Shanequa Campbell 1993 n 51.77 3. Laura LaMena 1988 n 33:45.00 3. Becky Holley `05 n 45.54 149-05 4. Latosha Wallace 2007 51.97 4. Mary Duerbeck 2001 n 33:53.52 4. ADDISON McGRATH '08 n 44.34 145-06 5. Omolade Akinremi 1993 52.24 5. Lynn Nelson 1984 34:24.90 5. Jana Pintz `04 n 44.14 144-10 6. Toinette Holmes 1990 n 52.30 6. Maria Trujillo 1981 34:26.50 6. Savannah Swisher ‘05 n 40.46 132-09 7. Omotayo Akinremi 1993 n 52.43 7. Kelly Cordell 1992 n 34:24.00 7. Elizabeth Arollo ‘01 n 40.24 132-00 8. Avia Morgan 1995 52.58 8. Cassie Rios 2006 n 25:17.74 8. Stacy Perrault ‘04 n 37.46 122-11 9. Joronda White 1999 52.76 9. Amy Komitzky 1989 n 35:24.30 9. Julia Pedersen ‘02 n 35.78 117-05 Jacqueline Gayle 1994 52.76 10. Jessica Scalzo 2003 n 35:28.08 10. Heather Leigh ‘00 n 30.66 100-07

400m HURDLES LONG JUMP HAMMER 1. Omolade Akinremi 1995 55.44 1. Jacinta Bartholomew `89 6.62 21-08.75 1. Sarah Stevens `07 n 66.34 217-08 2. Latosha Wallace [N#4] 2007 n 56.35 2. Tiffany Greer `02 n 6.48 21-03.25 2. Jessica Pressley `05 63.51 208-04 3. Tracey Mattes 1992 56.54 3. Valerie Williams `01 6.46 21-02.50 3. Tai Battle ‘07 n 59.46 195-01 4. Omotayo Akinremi 1993 56.86 4. Tesra Bester `92 6.43 21-01.50 4. Jennifer Kowacz `05 n 58.53 192-00 5. Candida Coulson 2001 n 58.31 5. Anna Van `84 6.38 20-11.25 5. Adrienne Judie `01 58.10 190-07 6. Denise Waddy 1978 58.62 6. Rhonda Paine `83 6.37 20-10.75 6. Sandra Orsund `03 55.15 180-11 7. Christy Akinremi 1993 n 59.37 7. Lisa Hale `92 6.36 20-10.50 7. Sara Shisslak `06 n 53.69 176-02 8. Karen Vigilant 1997 n 59.52 Sharesa Turner `01 n 6.36 20-10.50 8. Jenae Sonne `03 n 51.26 168-02 9. Seneca Holmes 2001 n 60.23 9. Gea Johnson `90 w 6.34 20-09.75 9. Yolanda Meservey `01 n 49.96 163-11 10. Cathy Miller 1984 60.54 10. LaShawn Simmons `92 n 6.33 20-09.25 10. Heather Leigh `01 46.50 152-07

800m DASH TRIPLE JUMP 1. Kim Toney 1993 n 2:03.23 1. Valerie Williams `00 12.84 42-01.50 2. Lorrieann Adams 1996 2:03.60 2. Erika Johnson `00 12.57 41-03.00 3. Janice Nichols 1994 2:04.11 3. Anna Van `84 12.37 40-07.25 4. Sharette Garcia 1992 2:05.33 4. Giannina Re `95 12.34 40-06.00 5. Jacqueline Gayle 1994 2:05.92 5. Adra Hysong `95 12.09 39-08.00 6. Mette Berger 1984 2:07.28 6. Tesra Bester `91 n 11.91 39-01.00 7. Priscilla Hein 1999 2:07.78 7. Nadia Matthews ‘06 n 11.90 39-00.50 8. Michelle Harper 1987 n 2:08.02 8. Fiona Daly `98 11.82 38-09.50 9. D’Metra Macedon 2007 n 2:08.15 9. Tamara Espinoza `99 11.79 38-09.25 10. Sandy Beach 1983 2:08.40 10. Lennon Gardner `88 11.77 38-07.50

1,500m RUN HIGH JUMP 1. Priscilla Hein 1999 4:17.98 1. Coleen Rienstra `80 1.93 6-04.00 2. Lisa Aguilera 2001 n 4:19.16 2. Fiona Daly `98 1.88 6-02.00 3. Rachel Ellison 2005 n 4:19.62 3. Shelly Choppa `93 1.83 6-00.00 4. Kim Toney 1993 4:20.69 Jackie Belzner `88 1.83 6-00.00 5. Amy Hastings 2004 n 4:21.73 5. Jacquelyn Johnson `06 n 1.81 5-11.25 [N#] mark attained at NCAA Championship event with # = finish place 6. Kelly MacDonald 2001 n 4:22.72 6. Gea Johnson `90 n 1.79 5-10.25 n - indicates was a non-winning mark; w - indicates wind-aided mark 7. Michelle Harper 1987 + 4:22.74 7. 5 Tied at ... 1.75 5-08.75 + - converted from yards using IAAF conversion charts 8. Julie Seleine 1984 4:23.60 Tana Tate (1984), Dana Collins (1978), bold names indicate athletes returning for the 2008 season 9. Kari Hardt 2007 n 4:24.62 Monique Donithan, (1978), Jodi Smith (2002) and 10. Jessie McLaughlin 2006 n 4:25.07 Olivia Mazzaglia (2002)

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100m DASH MILE RUN POLE VAULT 1. Marcus Brunson 2001 10.10 1. Chuck LaBenz 1970 3:56.90 1. Nick Hysong ‘94 5.70 18-08.25 2. Ron Brown 1981 n 10.15 2. Aaron Aguayo 2007 n 4:00.14 2. Brandon Glenn ‘06 n 5.30 17-04.50 3. Dwayne Evans 1981 10.20 3. Larry Lawson 1974 n 4:00.60 Steve Tully ‘84 5.30 17-04.75 4. Kenny Robinson 1985 10.23 Jeff Smith 1988 n 4:00.60 4. Ralph Haynie ‘77 5.24 17-02.25 5. Charlie Wells (10.0m) 1975 h 10.24 5. Mark Rafferty 1974 n 4:01.00 5. Mark Herman ‘76 5.235 17-02.00 6. Walter Haywood 1983 10.26 6. Ray Wicksell 1978 4:02.90 6. Mark Gersten ‘88 5.20 17-00.75 7. Dwight Phillips 2000 10.28 7. Alex Henderson 1958 4:03.10 7. Rick Rogers ‘87 5.18 17-00.00 8. Seth Amoo 2004 n 10.30 8. Ed Zuck 1974 n 4:03.30 8. Stephen Dolk ‘04 n 5.17 16-11.50 9. Jerry Bright (9.47y) 1967 n + 10.32 9. Louis Scott 1964 n 4:04.90 9. Ron Barlea ‘80 5.08 16-08.00 10. LaMonte King 1982 10.33 10. Manual Quintanar 1969 4:05.80 Mike Mason ‘80 n 5.08 16-08.00

110m HURDLES 3,000m STEEPLECHASE SHOT PUT 1. Andrew Parker 1987 n 13.51 1. Aaron Aguayo 2007 n 8:27.01 1. Gary Williky ‘82 20.78 68-02.50 2. Gary Burl 1976 13.57 2. Kyle Alcorn [N#7] 2007 n 8:35.71 2. Ryan Whiting ‘07 20.35 66-09.25 3. John Lehnstrom 1982 n 13.59 3. Ryan Warrenburg 2006 n 8:39.01 3. Shane Collins ‘90 20.20 66-03.25 4. Rick Walker 1977 n 13.73 4. Todd Lewis 1992 n 8:39.19 4. Jim Camp ‘86 19.95 65-05.50 5. Tony Galaviz 2002 13.75 5. Erin Scroggins 1993 n h 8:45.24 5. Ron Semkiw ‘73 19.68 64-06.25 6. Mark Boyd 1986 n 13.80 6. Jeremy Rasmussen 2000 8:49.23 6. Bruce Heide ‘80 19.41 63-08.25 7. Gaute Gundersen 1996 13.95 7. Chuck Schwarz 1983 8:54.54 7. Vince Mosca ‘03 n 19.33 63-05.00 8. Fair Hooker (13.8y) 1968 h + 14.04 8. Kris Alexander 2003 n 8:55.35 8. David Wood ‘01 19.06 62-06.50 9. Mike Cox 1981 14.06 9. Mike Scannell 1985 8:55.49 9. Jon Cole ‘66 18.88 61-11.50 James Liddell 1988 14.06 10. Andy Carusetta 1996 8:56.74 10. Dennis Black ‘92 18.85 61-10.25

200m DASH 5,000m RUN DISCUS 1. Jerry Bright 1968 n 20.29 1. Aaron Aguayo 2007 n 13:37.71 1. Gary Williky ‘82 62.02 203-06 2. 1964 20.33 2. Ryan Warrenburg 2006 n 13:43.29 2. Jon Cole ‘66 60.78 199-05 3. Dwayne Evans 1981 n 20.34 3. Todd Lewis 1990 n 13:51.40 3. Scott Hersh ‘79 n 58.88 193-02 4. Seth Amoo 2005 n 2036 4. Fasil Bizuneh 2002 n 13:51.88 4. Jay Pushkin ‘77 n 57.56 188-10 LaMonte King 1981 20.36 5. Isaiah Festa 2000 n 13:54.20 5. Ryan Whiting ‘07 57.48 188-07 6. Marcus Brunson 2001 20.37 6. Louis Scott (13:12.4y) 1967 + 13:54.90 6. Eric Logvin ‘01 n 57.40 188-04 7. 1978 n 20.48 7. Juan Reyes 2002 n 13:54.92 7. David Wood ‘01 n 57.02 187-01 8. Gerald Burl 1977 n 20.57 8. Kyle Alcorn 2007 n 13:55.17 8. Jason Lewis ‘07 n 56.77 186-03 9. Howard Henley 1982 20.58 9. Velibor Radejovic 2005 n 13:56.15 9. Jesus Ortiz ‘68 56.00 183-09 10. Lewis Banda 2004 n 20.59 10. Steve Preston 1986 n 13:57.30 10. Carlos Lindros '68 55.98 183-08

400m DASH 10,000m RUN JAVELIN (new style, 1999-present) 1. Ron Freeman II 1968 n 44.41 1. Fasil Bizuneh 2002 n 28:46.88 1. Pal Arne Fagernes ‘96 80.96 265-07 2. Lewis Banda 2004 44.58 2. Casey Burchill 2005 n 28:54.63 2. Charlie Cohen ‘95 72.58 238-01 3. Jason Barton 2004 n 44.82 3. Jerry Jobski (28:17.0y) 1969 + 29:18.00 3. Andrew Smith ‘07 n 70.59 231-07 4. (45.11y) 1973 + 44.85 4. Matt Repak 1998 29:28.31 4. Jared Schrieber ‘98 70.02 229-09 5. Howard Henley 1981 44.92 5. Dan Fisher 1984 n 30:20.21 5. Brad Roth ‘07 n 69.99 229-07 6. 1976 n 44.95 6. Juan Reyes 2004 n 30:30.85 6. Dave Barlia ‘88 69.84 229-01 7. 1964 h 45.14 7. J.J. Duke 2004 n 30:39.81 7. Bobby Raines ‘02 n 65.67 215-05 8. Domenik Peterson 2005 n 45.15 8. Fred Herlitz 1986 n 30:53.00 8. Scott Shill ‘87 64.88 212-10 9. Henry Carr 1963 h 45.49 9. Jeremy Cramer 2006 n 31:44.81 9. Mike Rivers ‘02 n 64.65 212-01 10. Willie Jones 1982 45.54 10. J. Zapustas/S. Bryant 91/86 n 64.64 212-01

400m HURDLES LONG JUMP HAMMER 1. Gordon Bugg 1988 n 49.30 1. Dwight Phillips ‘00 8.21 26-11.25 1. Mika Laiho ‘98 72.26 237-01 2. Rick Walker 1977 n 49.36 2. Trevell Quinley ‘05 8.17 26-09.75 2. Dave Ryer ‘86 n 63.50 208-09 3. Robert Rucker 1991 49.54 3. Kenny Frazier ‘84 8.14 26-08.50 3. Terry Payne ‘86 61.30 201-01 4. John Lehnstrom 1982 n 49.69 4. LaMonte King ‘81 7.99 26-02.50 4. TOMAS NAVARRO '08 n 60.74 199-03 5. Francois Aumas (50.08y) 1976 h 49.82 5. Dannie Jackson ‘77 n 7.94 26-00.50 5. Travis Jones ‘05 n 60.21 199-05 6. Mark Boyd 1986 50.91 Sidney Mitchell ‘79 7.94 26-00.50 6. Jason Lewis ‘07 n 59.02 193-08 7. Dick Miller (51.4y) 1966 h + 51.24 7. Matt Turner ‘07 n 7.93 26-00.25 7. David Bickel ‘88 57.58 188-11 8. Marquis Profit 2007 51.49 8. Deon Mayfield ‘84 7.86 25-09.75 8. Don Kralovetz ‘90 56.96 186-11 9. Konrad Krajewski 1980 51.62 9. Darryl Hughes ‘75 7.81 25-07.50 9. Andrew Smith ‘07 n 56.71 186-01 10. Mark Phillips 1988 51.66 10. Walter Haywood ‘82 7.78 25-06.25 10. Mark Landa ‘95 55.66 182-07

800m DASH TRIPLE JUMP 1. Pete Richardson 1984 1:46.95 1. Deon Mayfield ‘82 16.72 54-10.25 2. Eddie Davis 1983 1:47.73 2. Dwight Phillips ‘99 n 16.41 53-10.25 3. Vondre Armour 1995 1:48.08 3. Kenny Frazier ‘84 16.35 53-07.75 4. Jim McCreery 1993 1:48.19 4. Chris DeFrance ‘78 n 16.27 53-04.50 5. Mike Schwarz 1983 1:48.19 5. Ryan Zimmerman ‘06 w 16.23 53-03.00 6. Chuck LaBenz (1:48.9y) 1970 + 1:48.27 6. Ken McClendon ‘79 n 16.16 53-00.25 7. Pete Quinonez 1982 1:48.47 7. Brian Ellis ‘92 w 16.14 52-11.75 8. Clevon Clair 1994 1:48.48 8. Trevor Hall ‘74 15.92 52-03.00 9. Ray Wicksell (1:49.7y) 1975 + 1:49.06 9. Lenny McGill ‘91 n 15.83 51-11.25 Bob Franek (1:49.7y) 1974 + 1:49.06 10. Maurice Peoples ‘72 n 15.80 51-10.00

1,500m RUN HIGH JUMP 1. Chuck LaBenz 1970 3:40.70 1. Kyle Arney ‘77 2.29 7-6.00 2. Brandon Strong 2002 3:41.42 2. Gabe Beechum ‘92 n 2.27 7-5.25 3. Aaron Aguayo mile conversion 2007 3:41.74 3. Ron Kamaka ‘84 2.22 7-3.50 4. Larry Lawson 1974 n 3:43.00 4. Matt Turner ‘07 2.21 7-3.00 5. Mike Stahr 1985 n 3:43.06 Deon Mayfield ‘82 2.21 7-3.00 [N#] mark attained at NCAA Championship event with # = finish place 6. Ray Wicksell 1979 3:43.20 Paul Underwood ‘74 2.21 7-3.00 n - indicates was a non-winning mark; w - indicates wind-aided mark 7. Kyle Alcorn 2007 n 3:44.03 7. Joey Johnson ‘88 n 2.20 7-2.50 + - converted from yards using IAAF conversion charts 8. Dan Raby 1982 3:44.07 8. Coart Owens ‘79 2.18 7-2.00 bold names indicate athletes returning for the 2008 season 9. Todd Lewis 1992 3:44.09 Barry Shephard ‘70 2.18 7-2.00 10. Ari Rodriguez 1997 3:44.10 10. Matt Barney ‘77 n 2.16 7-1.00

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WOMEN'S 4x100m RELAY HEPTATHLON 1. Lynda Tolbert, Maicel Malone, Tamika Foster, Jacinta Bartholomew 1988 43.58 1. Gea Johnson 1990 nw 6,135 pnts 2. Porchea Carroll, Kandace Tucker, Christina Hardeman, Cassandra Reed 2005 44.05 2. Jacquelyn Johnson 2006 5,987 pnts 3. Omotayo Akinremi, Christie Akinremi, Lesa Parker, Tika Walton 1994 + 44.24 3. Tricia Melfy 1992 n 5,332 pnts 4. Porchea Carroll, Tiffany Greer, Cassandra Reed, Kandace Tucker 2003 44.27 4. Adra Hysong 1997 5,215 pnts 5. Porchea Carroll, Cassandra Reed, Marcia Smith, Kandace Tucker 2004 44.31 5. Lennon Gardner 1990 n 5,050 pnts 6. Tike Jackson, Sanoma Nickson, Adra Hysong, Tika Walton 1996 44.50 6. Christy Jozwiak 1982 4,757 pnts 7. Omolade Akinremi, Lesa Parker, Christie Akinremi, Shanequa Campbell 1993 44.59 7. Jodi Smith 2000 4,545 pnts 8. Kathy Crawford, Val Boyer, Freida Cobbs, Brenda Calhoun 1979 44.60 8. Elizabeth Arollo 2000 4,427 pnts 9. Porchea Carroll, Tiffany Greer, Joni Smith, Cassandra Reed 2001 44.68 9. Angela Piana 2007 nw 4,425 pnts 10. names unknown 1998 44.94 10. Alana Waterford 2005 n 3,967 pnts

WOMEN'S 4x400m RELAY Event #1 - 100m Hurdles 1. Omotayo Akinremi, Jacqueline Gayle, Avia Morgan, Omolade Akinremi 1995 3:29.45 Jacquelyn Johnson 2006 13.34 2. Jacqueline Gayle, Omotayo Akinremi, Omolade Akinremi, Shanequa Campbell 1994 3:29.77 Event #2 - High Jump 3. Toinette Holmes, Maicel Malone, Jacinta Bartholomew, Tamika Foster 1988 3:29.95 Gea Johnson 1990 1.79m 4. Toinette Holmes, Dana Jones, Charmaine Williams, Maicel Malone 1990 3:30.26 5. Shanequa Campbell, Janice Nichols, Omotayo Akinremi, Omolade Akinremi 1993 n 3:30.43 Event #3 - Shot Put 6. Shanequa Campbell, Kim Toney, Omotayo Akinremi, Omolade Akinremi 1993 n 3:30.47 Gea Johnson 1990 14.18m 7. Bridgette Williams, Shauntel Elcock, Jordan Durham, Latosha Wallace 2007 n 3:31.76 Event #4 - 200m Dash 8. Cassandra Reed, Kandace Tucker, Seneca Holmes, Joni Smith [N#6] 2003 n 3:33.04 Gea Johnson 1990 24.24 9. Bridgette Williams, Christina Hardeman, Jacquelyn Johnson, Latosha Wallace 2006 n 3:33.23 10. Candida Coulson, Arlaina Davis, Seneca Holmes, Joni Smith 2001 3:33.96 Day One Points Scored Gea Johnson 1990 3,659 points Event #5 - Long Jump MEN'S 4x100m RELAY Gea Johnson 1990 6.26m 1. Steven Koehnemann, Domenik Peterson, Seth Amoo, Kelvin Love Jr. 2005 38.71 2. Ron Brown, LaMonte King, Greg Moore, Dwayne Evans 1979 38.78 Event #6 - Javelin 3. Steven Koehnemann, Domenik Peterson, Seth Amoo, Lewis Banda 2004 38.92 Gea Johnson 1990 45.70m 4. Howard Henley, LaMonte King, Willie Jones, Ron Brown 1982 38.93 Event #7 - 800m Run 5. Charlie Wells, Steven Williams, Carl McCullough, Herman Frazier (39.19y) 1975 + 38.96 Gea Johnson 1990 2:14.50 6. Dwight Phillips, Tony Berrian, Jim McGee, Marcus Brunson 2000 39.01 7. Greg Moore, LaMonte King, Willie Jones, Dwayne Evans 1981 39.05 Day Two Points Scored 8. Steven Williams, Tony Darden, Gerald Burl, Herman Frazier (39.29y) 1977 + 39.06 Gea Johnson 1990 2,576 points Leon Tubbs, Willie Jones, Walter Haywood, Howard Henley 1982 39.06

MEN'S 4x400m RELAY DECATHLON 1. Rich Allen, Seth Amoo, Domenik Peterson, Lewis Banda [N#2] 2005 n 3:00.57 1. Dannie Jackson 1981 an 7,861 2. Steve Fitch, Seth Amoo, Domenik Peterson, Jason Barton 2004 3:01.26 2. John Irvine 1981 hn 7,774 3. Steve Fitch, Domenik Peterson, Jason Barton, Lewis Banda 2004 n 3:01.51 3. Jeff Mont Pas 1980 hn 7,732 4. Clifton McKenzie, Gerald Burl, Tony Darden, Herman Frazier 1977 + 3:01.74 4. Matt Zuber 1989 n 7,555 5. Lewis Banda, Seth Amoo, Domenik Peterson, Jason Barton 2004 3:01.77 5. Mike Cox 1982 an 7,544 6. Jason Barton, Seth Amoo, Steve Fitch, Lewis Banda 2003 3:02.81 6. Joshua Kinnaman 2004 n 7,484 7. Michael Campbell, Marcus Brunson, Pete Lopez, Tony Berrian 2001 n 3:02.89 7. Sammy Bryant 1986 a 7,455 8. Michael Campbell, Marcus Brunson, Jason Barton, Tony Berrian 2001 3:03.10 8. Joe Vier 1983 an 7,409 9. Clifton McKenzie, Greg Moore, Gerald Burl, Tony Darden 1978 + 3:03.23 9. Wes Herbst 1977 hn 7,016 10. Mike Barrick, Henry Carr, Ron Freeman, Ulis Williams 1963 3:03.43 10. Jeff Kemp 1981 hn 6,955

Event #1 - 100m Dash Joshua Kinnaman 2004 10.78 Event #2 - Long Jump Dannie Jackson 1979 7.99m Event #3 - Shot Put Mike Chapman 1975 14.91m Event #4 - High Jump Mike Cox 1982 2.13m Dannie Jackson 1979 2.13m Event #5 - 400m Dash Mike Cox 1982 48.00 Day One Points Scored Dannie Jackson 1979 4,286 points Event #6 - 110m Hurdles Dannie Jackson 1979 w 14.00 Event #7 - Discus Dannie Jackson 1981 46.16m Event #8 - Pole Vault Matt Zuber 1989 4.95m Event #9 - Javelin (current standards) Sammy Bryant 1986 64.64m Event #10 - 1,500m Run John Irvine 1982 4:24.43 Day Two Points Scored Jeff Mont Pas 1980 3,758 points

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