November 5

Plantes Ferry Sports Complex Spokane, Washington

2011 NCAA® Division II Cross Country Championships West Regional

10:30am, Women’s 6K Meters | 11:30am, men’s 10K Meters

Hosted by great northwest athletic conference and spokane regional sports commission West Regional Championships

Welcome TO SPOKANE On behalf of the Spokane Region, welcome athletes, coaches, officials, and fans to the NCAA 2011 West Regional Cross Country Championships.

Meet Information Meet preview in a time of 25:39.0, one-tenth of a second ahead of Chavez Keino is the top returning finisher from last year’s regional meet who placed fourth a year ago in a time of 31:44.9 and is the top where she led a 2-3-4 finish for the Seawolves covering the course in a time of 22:01.2. Miriam Kipng’eno, who placed Date: Saturday, November 5, 2011 returning regional finisher. UAA Defending third and Shoshana Keegan, who finished fourth, are also back Alaska Anchorage brings a No. 7 national rank into the regional Site: Plantes Ferry Sports Complex, Spokane Valley, WA for the Seawolves. Champions, But Chico meet after successfully defending its GNAC title in Yakima with a Times: 10:30am, Womens 6K • 11:30am, Mens 10K State Top Ranked team score of 27. The Seawolves are one of three GNAC nationally Other Top 15 finishers back from last year’s regional include Teams: NCAA Division II members in the West Region. ranked teams along with Western Washington (20th) and Western Lauren Breihof of Western Washington (6th), Tiffany Dinh of Alaska Anchorage is the defending This race is the qualifier for the NCAA Division II Oregon (23rd). Cal Poly Pomona (8th) and Chico’s Jonah Weeks (9th) and National Championships on Saturday, November champion in both the men’s and Stephanie Consiglio (11th). Dinh finished second behind Gray UAA’s Micah Chelimo, who placed sixth in last year’s regional 19, also at Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in women’s divisions, but Chico State in the CCAA meet. brings the top national rankings meet, won the GNAC individual title in a 8,000 meter time of Spokane Valley, Washington. While the CCAA and GNAC champions will probably battle into the 2011 NCAA Division 24:24. Chavez and Chelimo are among eight of last year’s Top 15 Preview: Friday, November 4th from Noon–5:00pm it out for the regional crowns, Cal Baptist, which swept the II West Regional cross country regional finishers to return. PacWest Conference team titles, will not be afforded that Hea dquarters: Administrative building at Plantes Ferry Sports championships. Also back is Jake Parisien of Alaska Anchorage (7th), Barak Watson opportunity as they are in their first season transitioning from Complex of Northwest Nazarene (8th), Spencer Hunt of Saint Martin’s (9th), The UAA men ended Chico’s the NAIA. Calls: First call will be a public address announcement eight-year reign as champions a Joey Kochlacs of Chico State (11th), Anthony Costales of Chico PacWest women’s individual champion Rachel Young of Dixie twenty minutes prior to the event. Second call will year ago in the regional meet in State (12th) and Kipkorir Mutai of Grand Canyon (14th). State will be competing. She won the PacWest title in a 5,000 be a gunshot ten minutes before the start. Final call Bellingham edging the Wildcats Mutai finished second in the PacWest Conference meet last meter time of 17:52.3. will be an announcement five minutes prior to the 49-54. During Chico’s eight-year weekend in back of three-time champion Amos Maru of Academy start. title reign its average margin of of Art. AAU is a provisional NCAA school and isn’t eligible to BYU-Hawaii’s men who placed third and its women who Split Times: Split times will be taken at 3K (women’s) and 5K victory had been 53 points. compete in the regional meet. finished second had the best team finishes in the PacWest (men’s). Each kilometer is marked. championships among the NCAA eligible teams. Chico, which is ranked fifth in the Three regional teams are ranked in the latest USTFCCCA women’s Scoring: Seven athletes may compete for each team. The top latest USTFCCCA men’s national national poll, including Chico State (5th), Alaska Anchorage (7th) The top four team finishers in both the men’s and women’s Top: Ruth Keino, poll, posted a near perfect score races and the top two individuals not on one of the qualifying five athletes’ places will comprise the final score for Anchorage Alaska; and Western Washington (16th). Chico has won four straight CCAA each team. The additional runners on each team Bottom, Isaac Chavez, of 16 in winning its 10th straight team titles and UAA has won the last two women’s regional titles. teams from today’s races will return to Spokane in two weeks Chico State may displace scoring runners for other teams. CCAA championship two weeks for the NCAA Division II national meet. Led by Alia Gray who finished first in a time of 21:07.1, Chico ago in Santa Rosa, Calif. Advancement: The top four men’s teams and top four women’s outpointed Cal Poly Pomona 37-98 to win the CCAA women’s title, teams will advance to the National Championships. Chico placed 10 runners among the top 11 led by while GNAC individual champion Ruth Keino led Alaska Anchorage In addition, the top two individuals not on one of individual champion Adrian Sherrod, who edged to the GNAC title outpointing provisional member Simon Fraser the qualifying teams will also advance. teammate Isaac Chavez for first place. Sherrod, who 31-76. finished 23rd in the 2010 regional meet, was clocked 1–2 West Regional Championships

Meet Hosts Spokane Regional Sports Commission Great Northwest Sports don’t just entertain. They improve communities. Athletic Conference They drive economies. And no other organization The Great Northwest Athletic Conference, with offices based brings sports events to the Inland Northwest like the in Spokane, is composed of 10 universities in five Northwest Spokane Regional Sports Commission. We are a states (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska) nonprofit coalition of regional government; business and one Canadian province (British Columbia). and volunteers committed to recruiting and developing sports events. With these events come tourism dollars, The conference was founded in July, 2001, and over the past entertainment and media attention attracting sports fans 10 years conference teams have earned 53 national Top 10 from around the world. Business wins. Kids win. Fans finishes in 13 different sports including 14 in cross country win, our region wins. and track and field. Learn more at www.gnacsports.com. Our team is involved in every aspect of local sporting events. Working diligently to ensure Spokane, Washington is considered and ultimately chosen during the selection process; managing logistics before, during About Spokane About the Course and after the event; maximizing publicity to ensure that every seat is filled and actively promoting our Spokane, Washington, located near the heart of the Inland Northwest, Plantes Ferry Sports Complex is an 80-acre park, community as the elite amateur sporting event host. is home to nearly 200,000 residents and has more than 470,000 5 softball fields, 13 soccer fields, play equipment, Learn more at www.spokanesports.org. living in the surrounding area. Our city serves as a shopping, hiking trails shelters and a barbeque area located in entertainment, sports, and medical hub for an area that includes the Spokane Valley. Plantes Ferry has hosted numerous Eastern Washington, Eastern Oregon, North Idaho, Western Montana, high school and local cross country competitions, as and southern portions of Alberta and British Columbia. The Spokane well as the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross River runs through our downtown with spectacular waterfalls running Country Championships, the 2008 USATF National through the downtown core—all surrounded by beautiful Riverfront Club Cross Country Championships and the 2010 USA Park. Cross Country National Championships. Meet Officials Spokane is an outdoor-lover’s paradise, with downhill and cross- Runners have labeled the course as both spectator and country skiing, white-water rafting, camping areas, hiking trails, competitor friendly. Spectators can enjoy watching the numerous lakes, and the Centennial Trail (a 61-mile paved bike trail race at several locations with very little transitioning. NCAA West Regional Administration Finish Line & TIMING system) all in our backyard. We are home to Bloomsday, the largest While the competitors like the venue for its ability Tournament Manager: Tricia Haddock Meet Officials: Shane Sorey, Ryan Sorey timed road race in the nation, as well as Hoopfest, the largest three- to provide a fast course, a challenging course, or a on-three street tournament in the world. Ironman is held NCAA Site Representative: Chris Asher Chip timing: Eric Ewing, milliseconds sports timers course somewhere in between. The course elevation each year in beautiful Coeur d’Alene, Idaho—just a 30-minute drive Announcers: Bill Roe, Curt Kinghorn Results: Marla Emde, Eric Ewing, Butch Walter, Chris is approximately 1,800 feet and 99% of the course is away. either grass or dirt. Meet program: Jodi Kayler Lowe Hospitality: SRSC, GNAC Spokane is famous for our dedicated sports fans. MarketWatch named Medical us as the 2011 Ten Best Minor League Sports Markets—partly due to Parking: Brad Updike Meet Physician: Dr. Trace Julsen our Arena Football League’s Spokane Shock and the Class-A Spokane Indians, who’ve been playing there since 1946. Our Texas Starting Line: Meet Trainer: Heidi Peterson, ATC Rockwood Clinic Rangers-affiliated Indians Baseball Team have led the Northwest Starters: Shane Sorey League in attendance for the past 12 years, while the Shock are the Administration: Juli Jones, Ashley Barker AFL’s best-attended team from a minor-league market, playing at near capacity for the past five years. Our die-hard fans also consistently fill Course the seats for the Gonzaga Bulldogs, Eastern Eagles, and Washington Director: Marla Emde State Cougars. Here in Spokane, sports reign supreme. Timers: Eric Ewing, Milliseconds Sports Timers

3–4 women’s Team Rosters ALASKA ANCHORAGE Seawolves CAL STATE EAST BAY Pioneers Rachel Naranjo Jr. San Diego, CA GRAND CANYON Antelopes NORTHWEST NAZARENE Crusaders Women Yr. Hometown Women Yr. Hometown Alyssa Thiele Jr. Manteca, CA Women Yr. Hometown Women Yr. Hometown Women Yr. Hometown Susan Bick So. Anchorage, AK Gabriella Cruz Sr. Whittier, CA Katie Timmermans So. Riverside, CA Megan Anderson Fr. Phoenix, AZ Danielle Beesley Sr. Caldwell, ID Kelli Bercier Fr. Sacramento, CA Bryn Haebe Fr. Evergreen, CO Tiffany Duffy So. Escondido, CA Head Coach – Diljeet Taylor Kelsi Beam So. McPherson, KS Hailey Bradshaw Fr. Meridian, ID Rachel Borg Jr. Newark, CA Shoshana Keegan Sr. Anchorage, AK Nastassia Hamor Jr. Milpitas, CA Assistant - Brandon Becerra Monique Belmudes So. temecula, CA Keesha Brown Fr. Boise, ID Ashley Holtze Sr. Fremont, CA Ruth Keino Sr. Kapcheno, Kenya Bernadette Lu Jr. Oakland, CA Amber Christenberry So. Hollywood, CA Natalie Evans So. New Plymouth, ID Veronica Kays So. San Jose, CA Miriam Kipng’eno Jr. eldoret, Kenya Megan McDaniel Jr. Brownsburg, CA CENTRAL WASHINGTON Wildcats Hannah Fishback Fr. Hillsboro, OR Christine Harwood Jr. Pendleton, OR Alicia Lueth Jr. Santa Rosa, CA Katie Krehlik Jr. Juneau, AK Amanda McNabb Jr. livermore, CA Women Yr. Hometown Justine Peterson Jr. Phoenix, AZ Marie Miller So. the Dalles, OR Carly McCready Sr. lake Tahoe, CA Valerie Massie Jr. Snohomish, WA Kaitlyn Smith Fr. Twentynine Palms, CA Briana Barton Fr. Evergreen, CO Julia Wild Jr. Mesa, AZ Jordan Powell Jr. Nampa, ID Hayley Sa So. Livermore, CA Ivy O’Guinn So. Soldotna, AK Megan Young Jr. Glendale, AZ Meagan Swenson Sr. Salem, OR Sablle Scheppmann Sr. San Diego, CA Head Coach – Ralph Jones Shelby Bodily Fr. Camas, WA Christi Schmitz So. Northpole, AK Rose Cruze So. Issaquah, WA Sammy Thomas Sr. Los Osos, CA Susan Tanui So. Eldoret, Kenya Assistants – Ron Davis, Nancy Head Coach – Dr. Kim Sims Head Coach – John Spatz Velazquez Chelsea Dowdell Fr. Everett, WA Assistant – Mario Gomez Associate Head Coach – Ben Gall Head Coach – Mark James Head Coach – Michael Friess Sophie Hummer So. Bellevue, WA Assistant - Jake Perry Assistants – Sean Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Taylor Kartes So. Federal Way, WA Assistant – T.J. Garlatz CAL STATE L.A. Golden Eagles HAWAII PACIFIC Sea Warriors Bloom Women Yr. Hometown Connie Morgan Fr. Hoquiam, WA Women Yr. Hometown NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR Argonauts ALASKA FAIRBANKS Nanooks Maritza Hernandez Sr. Pasadena, CA Bri Petersen Fr. Oak Harbor, WA Mary Botsford Jr. Molalla, OR Women Yr. Hometown UC SAN DIEGO Tritons Ashley Rice Jr. Tieton, WA Women Yr. Hometown Regina Hernandez Fr. Pico Rivera, CA Alisha Gipe Jr. Vancouver, WA Maria Alvarez Jr. San Bruno, CA Women Yr. Hometown Ashlee Sincraugh So. Sumner, WA Jana Benedix Sr. Fairbanks, AK Catlin Kelly Jr. Arcadia, CA Hailey Grossman So. Pukulani, HI Stephanie Biehl Sr. Pleasanton, CA Alia Bales Fr. Temecula, CA Heather Edic Jr. Fairbanks, AK Melissa Lopez Jr. Hacienda Heights, CA Head Coach – Kevin Adkisson Kim Kuhnert Sr. Germany Kelli Caudill Jr. Yucaipa, CA Dani Brabender Fr. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Alyson McPhetres So. Chugiak, AK Sabrina Lopez So. Alhambra, CA Assistant – Bryan Contreras Taylor Sinn Fr. Mililani, HI Kayla Hightower Sr. Chico, CA Chia Chang So. Yorba Linda, CA Kryston McPhetres Fr. Chugiak, AK Cassie Mejia Jr. Pico Rivera, CA Shannon White Fr. Haleiwa, HI Pilar Mullins Sr. Millbrae, CA Catherine Crisp Jr. Roseville, CA Lisa Ohberg Jr. Uddevalla, Sweden CHAMINADE Silverswords Olivia Reason Jr. San Jose, CA Ximena Cruz So. Mission Viejo, CA Heidi O’Connor-Brook So. Whitehorse, MT Head Coach – Christian Friis Crystal Pitney Sr. Fairbanks, AK Valerie Sanchez Jr. Pacoima, CA Women Yr. Hometown Lauren Villalobos Sr. San Jose, CA Elena Inouye Jr. Torrance, CA Raizah Singh Sr. Norco, CA Assistant – Wendy Darling Aaryn Kobayashi Sr. Anaheim, CA Marit Rjabov Jr. Voru, Estonia Emily Ochsner So. Camarillo, CA Head Coach – Kevin Berkowitz Theresia Schnurr Sr. Buhlertal, Germany Alyssa Vaughn Jr. Corona, CA Jessica Wences Jr. Los Angeles, CA HAWAII HILO Vulcans Michelle Le Roux Fr. San Diego, CA Assistant - Jim Sorensen Madison Tanner Fr. Anaheim, CA Raphaela Sieber Jr. Voehrenbach, Germany Head Coach – Christopher Asher Shannon Whener So. Kahului, HI Women Yr. Hometown Megan Thompson Jr. Fairbanks, AK SAN FRANCISCO STATE Gators Kathryn Turner Sr. Pacific Palisades, CA Assistant - Steve Laguna Head Coach – Blandon Picl Stephanie Adams Fr. Las Vegas, NV Head Coach – Scott Jerome Assistant – Shadrack Nabea Jordan Bledsoe Fr. Papillion, NE Women Yr. Hometown Head Coach – Nate Garcia Assistant – Matt Dunlap CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY Otters Nadia Ramirez Fr. Hilo, HI Camilla Barnes Fr. Martinez, CA Assistant – Cynthia Castro Women Yr. Hometown Nikka Takane Fr. Hilo, HI Sue Choi Jr. Clovis, CA BYU-HAWAII Seasiders Marie Beard Sr. escalon, CA Women Yr. Hometown Justina Wood Jr. Paauilo, HI Paxton Cota Fr. Laguna Niguel, CA WESTERN OREGON Wolves Piper Delaney Jr. Medford, OR Monique Diaz So. Downey, CA Women Yr. Hometown Women Yr. Hometown Brooke Bergesen Sr. Walnut Creek, CA Head Coach – Jaime Guerpo Katherine Buxton Sr. Gettysburg, PA Sara Dionne Fr. Norwalk, CA Stephanie Consiglio Sr. Oceanside, CA Kelly DiMeo So. Brea, CA Nicole Anderson Fr. Packwood, WA Veronica Camarillo Fr. San Juan Capistrano, CA Cristina Hernandez Fr. San Diego, CA Alia Gray Sr. Santa Rosa, CA HUMBOLDT STATE Lumberjacks Kendall Dye Jr. Murrieta, CA Meryl Butcher Sr. Clackamas, OR Allie Levy Fr. West Torrance, CA Lindsay Enright So. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Kayanna Cecchi Sr. Gresham, OR Kelsey (Elder) Royer Jr. Lancaster, CA Tiffany Heflin Fr. Janesville, CA Women Yr. Hometown Mackenzie Morgan Jr. Redlands, CA Zuleima Jimenez So. Oxnard, CA Lauren Copenhagen Jr. Canby, OR Katrina Kropushek Fr. Saratoga Springs, UT Sara Mikesell So. Arnold, CA Kindra Aschenbrenner Rf. Portland, OR Ally Swan Fr. Highlands, CA Caitlin Stark So. Brea, CA Janelle Everetts Sr. Salem, OR Lacey Krout Sr, Preston, ID Shannon Rich Sr. Rancho Cotate, CA Bridget Berg Jr. Seattle, WA Hayley Tharp Sr. San Jose, CA Alicia Trujillo So. San Diego, CA Megan Everetts Sr. Salem, OR Kassondra McGonegal Jr. Eden, UT Amy Schnittger Jr. Santa Cruz, CA Amanda Camarillo So. Covina, CA Jennie Yeaman Fr. Escondido, CA Jenny Leaf So. Boulder, CO Katie Spencer Sr. Redlands, CA Nina Carson Jr. Eureka, CA Head Coach – Norman Kaluhiokalani Head Coach – Tom Lyons MacKenzie Naffzigger So. Bend, OR Head Coach – Greg Rhines Jessica Varela Fr. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Jeannie Castell So. Boise, ID Assistant – Pete Cushman Assistant - Kevin Schlag Jonah Weeks Jr. Davis, CA Rachel Shelley Fr. Portland, OR Assistant – Jeff Merrill Emily Martin So. Walnut Creek, CA SAINT MARTIN’S Saints Amanda Wright Sr. Olympia, WA CAL POLY POMONA Broncos Head Coach – Gary Towne Amanda Reynolds Fr. San Diego, CA Women Yr. Hometown CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Assistants – Michael Wickman, Julio Alizah Rotman So. Novato, CA Women Yr. Hometown Head Coach – Mike Johnson Tiffany Dinh Jr. Norwalk, CA Coyotes Jimenez, Clinton Hayes Nayeli Santamaria Fr. el Monte, CA Lindsay Anderson Fr. Tumwater,WA Assistants – Isaac Frederick, Chris Reed, Sarah Gulli So. San Francisco, CA Women Yr. Hometown Chelsea Schaefer Jr. Etiwanda, CA Brittany Blake Fr. Shoreline, WA Lacey Meusec Erika Copeland So. Port Orchard, WA Lizette Huerta Fr. Ontario, CA Nikki Chesnut Sr San Bernardino, CA DOMINICAN Penguins Head Coach – Scott Pesch Caitlin Fewins So. Puyallup, WA WESTERN WASHINGTON VIKINGS Regina Lopez Jr. Pasadena, CA Courtney Ciraulo Jr. Highland, CA Women Yr. Hometown Assistants – Mike Williams, Amanda Jennifer Hickey Fr. Tacoma, WA Women Yr. Hometown Jenny McCarthy Jr. Newport Beach, CA Dominique Esparza Fr. Moreno Valley, CA Liz Castellanos Jr. Norwalk, CA Garcia Jessica Mendez So. West Covina, CA Jackeline Felix So. Fontana, CA Renee Dominguez So. Morgan Hill, CA Ashley Llapitan Jr. Buckley, WA Lauren Breihof Sr. Vancouver, WA Lauren Parr Jr. El Cajon, CA Rebekah Frazier Jr. San Bernardino, CA Elicia Fernandez So. Elk Grove, CA MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Joscelyn Minton Sr. Shelton, WA Sierra Brisky Sr. Acme, WA Kaitlynn Pecha Sr. Omak, WA Phoebe Hartnett Jr. San Diego, CA Jazmine Reyes Jr. Los Angeles, CA Marisela Giles So. San Bernardino, CA Ally Rosemond Jr. Fairfield, CA Yellowjackets Juliana Ruffolo Sr. San Dimas, CA Taylor Hebb Fr. Redlands, CA Keara Teeter Sr. Milwaukie, OR Beatriz Ramirez Fr. Olympia, WA Kendra Hedges Sr. Lake Stevens, WA Women Yr. Hometown Rachael Johnson Sr. Yakima, WA Diana Zapata Sr. Garden Grove, CA Janelle Myers Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, CA Alexis Valdovinos Fr. Middletown, CA Head Coach – Julie Sullivan Melanie Bock So. east Helena, MT Lacey Nation Jr. Marysville, WA Victoria Perdoma So. Riverside, CA Kendra Woodglass So. Mt. Shasta, CA Assistant - Dan Parine, Karen Steen Head Coach – Troy Johnson Elizabeth Brown Fr. Colstrip, MT Haley O’Connor Fr. Sammamish, WA Deserae Perez Jr. Moreno Valley, CA Keri Clump So. Wasilla, AK Assistant – Tony Reyes Head Coach – Tanya Marshall SEATTLE PACIFIC Falcons Mary Rogers Jr. Spokane, WA Head Coach – Tom Burleson Renae Hepfner Fr. Belt, MT Katelyn Steen Fr. Sammamish, WA Women Yr. Hometown CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS Toros Assistants – Anjuli Nieto, Andrea DIXIE STATE Red Storm Theresa Lombardi Fr. Deer Lodge, MT Mikhaila Thornton Fr. Bend, OR Women Yr. Hometown Brandt Women Yr. Hometown Alex McBroom Fr. Helena, MT Josie Becker Sr. Grapeview, WA Rebeca Caracoza Sr. San Pedro, CA Chelsea Barney So. Alpine, UT Katelynn Meyer Fr. Billings, MT Alli Cutting So. Sequim, WA Head Coach: Pee Wee Halsell Lidia Ferman Sr. Los Angeles, CA CAL STATE STANISLAUS Warriors Lucy Clark Fr. Idaho Falls, ID Whitney Mickelsen Jr. Aurora, UT Elizabeth Doe Fr. Lakenheath, England Assistants: Bill Roe, Keever Henry, Gloria Flores Fr. Tijuana, Baja CA Women Yr. Hometown Cassidy Ferris So. Washington, UT Mary Owen Jr. Hammond, MT McKayla Fricker So. Canby, OR Christina Ashby Courtney Anderson Jr. Folsom, CA Haley Miller-Boren So. issaquah, WA Alexis Fynboe Sr. Tacoma, WA Astyne Price Sr. Riverside, CA Head Coach – Dave Coppock Reyna Samaniego Sr. Los Angeles, CA Dallas Campbell So. Modesto, CA Jenecee Powell Fr. Ivins, UT Jasmine Johnson Fr. Federal Way, WA Julia Wilson Fr. Redondo Beach, CA Delani Foldager Sr. Seward, AK Skyler Tarver So. Phelan, CA Assistant – Trent Hooper Heidi Laabs-Johnson Jr. Salt Lake City, UT Lindsay Garcia Sr. San Bernardino, CA Rachel Young Jr. Holliday, UT Natty Plunkett Sr. Bellevue, WA Head Coach – Deann Schlobohm Marina Ghabbour So. oceanside, CA Robyn Zeidler Fr. Plymouth, MN Lizzie Grolle So. Sonora, CA Head Coach – Justin Decker Assistant – Laura Ewing Head Coach – Erika Daligcon Claire Jenkins Sr. Woodland, CA Assistant - Ross Decker Assistant – Letiwe Patton, Doris Heritage 5–6 men’s Team Rosters ALASKA ANCHORAGE Seawolves CAL STATE EAST BAY Pioneers CHICO STATE Wildcats HUMBOLDT STATE Lumberjacks SAN FRANCISCO STATE Gators WESTERN OREGON Wolves Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Michael Adams Sr. Anchorage, AK Joel Becker Jr. Hayward, CA Jeremy Brummitt Fr. Yucaipa, CA Max Bell Fr. Salinas, CA Tom Ashby So. Castro Valley, CA Brady Beagley So. Grants Pass, OR Dylan Anthony Fr. Kodiak, AK Chris Gallagher So. Truckee, CA Isaac Chavez So. Barstow, CA Joey Burke Fr. North Hills, CA Bruk Assefa So. San Jose, CA Ryan Chapman Jr. Yakima, WA Brandon Brewster Fr. Anchorage, AK Scott Pallesen Jr. Stockton, CA Alfonso Cisneros So. McFarland, CA Tyler Cleveland So. San Jose, CA Ryan Chio So. Fremont, CA Lukas Fenley Sr. Leaburg, OR Micah Chelimo Jr. Kapkoi, Kenya Erik Rodriguez Jr. Hollister, CA Anthony Costales Sr. Fairfield, CA Abel Gutierrez Jr. Ivanhoe, CA Tyler Deniston Jr. Concord, CA Connor Kasler Jr. Grants Pass, OR Thomas Hill Jr. Thunder Bay, Ontario John Vergara Jr. San Leandro, CA Miles Dunbar Sr. Kodiak, AK John Hudson Fr. Acton, CA Ernesto Rodriguez Jr. Los Angeles, CA Drew Larson Fr. Lake Stevens, WA Alfred Kangogo Sr. Eldoret, Kenya Dayne Gradone So. Santa Cruz, CA Joe Ostini So. Elk Grove, CA Daniel Stebbings Fr. Camarillo, CA Kyle Larson Sr. Lake Stevens, WA Head Coach – Ralph Jones Issac Kangogo Fr. Eldoret, Kenya Joey Kochlacs Sr. Moraga, CA Antonio Plasencia Fr. Long Beach, CA Brian Trejo Jr. Glendale, CA Zach Massari Sr. Scio, OR Assistants – Ron Davis, Nancy Jake Parisien Jr. Palmer, Alaska Joseph Rivera Sr. Tulare, CA Brent Ritschel Fr. Lake Forest, CA David Urista Jr. Daly City, CA Chris Olsen Jr. Gresham, OR Kevin Rooke Fr. Toronto, Ontario Velazquez Johnny Sanchez Fr. Fresno, CA Robert Sager Fr. Apple Valley, CA Ryan Woods So. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Michael Shogren So. Albany, OR Yonatan Yilma Sr. Edmonds, WA Adrian Sherrod Jr. Spring Valley, CA Benjamin Stern So. Petaluma, CA Will Zentmyer Jr. La Cañada, CA Dan Sprinkle Sr. Hillsboro, OR CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY Otters Head Coach – Michael Friess Men Yr. Hometown Head Coach – Gary Towne Head Coach – Scott Pesch Head Coach – Tom Lyons Head Coach – Mike Johnson Griffin Clithero Fr. Ahwatukee, AZ Assistants – Michael Wickman, Julio Assistants – Mike Williams, Amanda Assistant – Pete Cushman Assistants – Isaac Frederick, Chris Assistant – T.J. Garlatz Logan Coe Fr. Lafayette, CA Jimenez, Clinton Hayes Garcia Reed, Lacey Meusec SAINT MARTIN’S Saints ALASKA FAIRBANKS Nanooks Cameron Cruse Jr. Seaside, CA DOMINICAN Penguins MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Men Yr. Hometown WESTERN WASHINGTON Vikings Men Yr. Hometown James Dietler-Bennion Fr. Sacramento, CA Yellowjackets Joe Berger So. Enumclaw, WA Nolin Ainsworth So. Juneau, AK James Dunn Jr. Simi Valley, CA Men Yr. Hometown Men Yr. Hometown Devon DeMoss So. olalla, WA Lars Arneson Jr. Soldotna, AK Ray Garcia Jr. Stockton, CA Jonathon Glocknitzer Sr. Minden, NV Men Yr. Hometown Nick Abraham Sr. Sammamish, WA Spencer Hunt Sr. Onalaska, WA Andrew Arnold So. Anchorage, AK Karson Hayden Fr. Huntington Beach, CA Alex Lopez-Ramirez So. San Francisco, CA Ryan Blomback Jr. Belgrade, MT Jeremy Anderson Jr. Chimacum, WA Frank Krause Fr. Onalaska, WA Kenneth Brewer Fr. Chugiak, AK Eric Jackson II Fr. Olivehurst, CA Adam Scott Fr. Mill Valley, CA Travis Buttelman So. three Forks, MT Tanner Boyd Jr. Camas, WA Alex Nelson Fr. Renton, WA Joseph Dillon Fr. Anchorage, AK Jaime Madrigal Fr. Bakersfield, CA Kevin So So. San Leandro, CA Travis Hutchinson Sr. Billings, MT Eric Brill Sr. Kent, WA Joseph Patti Jr. Renton, WA Stefan Hajdukovich Fr. Fairbanks, AK Bobby Woyjeck Fr. Seal Beach, CA Josh Tegeler Sr. Jonesboro,AR Dylan Lammers Fr. Pocatello, ID Tyler Cannon Jr. Kennewick, WA Kyle Van Santen Sr. Lake Stevens, WA Wyatt Mayo So. Fairbanks, AK Daniel Lombardi Sr. Deer Lodge, MT Chip Jackson So. Shoreline, WA Head Coach – Greg Rhines Head Coach – Tanya Marshall Kyle Johnson Sr. Nine Mile Falls, WA Ludwig Schott Fr. Furtwangen, Germany Brian Potter Jr. Manhattan, MT Head Coach – Julie Sullivan Assistant – Jeff Merrill Dylan Peterson So. Seattle, WA Tux Seims So. Horner, AK DIXIE STATE Red Storm Chase Robinson So. Colstrip, MT Assistant - Dan Parine, Karen Steen Matt Ross So. Billings, MT Tabor Reedy Fr. Poulsbo, WA CAL STATE STANISLAUS Warriors Men Yr. Hometown Head Coach – Scott Jerome Justice Virtue Fr. Ballantine, MT Dak Riek So. Everett, WA Men Yr. Hometown Jacob Bishop Fr. Camp Zama, Japan SEATTLE PACIFIC Falcons Assistant – Matt Dunlap Ethan Wilhelm Fr. Bozeman, MT Dean Alley So. Sonora, CA Hyrum Collier Fr. Hanna, UT Men Yr. Hometown Head Coach: Pee Wee Halsell BYU-HAWAII Seasiders Allen Castenada Fr. Stockton, CA Michael McPherson Fr. South Jordan, UT Head Coach – Dave Coppock AJ Baker Jr. AuGres, MI Assistants: Bill Roe, Keever Henry, Will Harrison Jr. Tucson, AZ Men Yr. Hometown Kanwar Dhaliwal Jr. Turlock, CA Ryan Nielsen Fr. St. George, UT Assistant – Trent Hooper Christina Ashby Alex Horton Fr. Kent, WA Matthew Belliston So. loveland, OH Terrance Ellis Sr. Stockton, CA Alex Schiffman Fr. Riverton, UT NORTHWEST NAZARENE Crusaders Seth Pierson Fr. Cashmere, WA Daniel Bridge Jr. Shelby, MT Tomas Evangelista Jr. Auburn, CA Sean Sevy So. St. George, UT Nathanael Sleight Sr. Bellevue, WA James Clay Fr. Bloomington, IL Anthony Fagundes Jr. Fair Oaks, CA Rodney Warr Fr. St. George, UT Men Yr. Hometown Tavish Taylor Fr. Port Angeles, WA Spencer Deavilla Jr. la Mirada, CA Alex Reyes So. Oakdale, CA Jesse Baggenstos Jr. Renton, WA Head Coach – Justin Decker Jacob Wahlenmaier Sr. Everett, WA Luke Graesser Sr. Spokane, WA Palmer Thiele Jr. Manteca, CA Kaleb Fleenor Fr. Kuna, ID Assistant - Ross Decker Turner Wiley Fr. Issaquah, WA Nicholas Jones Jr. San Clemente, CA Dawson Vorderbruegge Jr. Honolulu, HI Michael Gordon Fr. Kuna, ID Luke Hetrick Sr. Caldwell, ID Jordan Wolfe Fr. Bend, OR Yuki Kitihara Fr. Sagamihara, Japan Head Coach – Diljeet Taylor GRAND CANYON Antelopes Benard Ngeno Sr. Roret, Keny Matthew Roberts Jr. Wahiawa, HI Assistant - Brandon Becerra Men Yr. Hometown Head Coach – Erika Daligcon Matt Rankin Sr. ontario, Or Justin Royer Jr. Mesa, AZ Jordan Beverly Fr. Cambridge, England Assistant – Letiwe Patton, Doris Matt Stark Sr. Meridian, ID Jacob Valeriano So. Ewa Beach, HI CENTRAL WASHINGTON Wildcats Brandon Kocmoud Fr. Bakersfield, CA Heritage Barak Watson Jr. Nampa, ID Men Yr. Hometown Andrew Meyers So. Gilbert, AZ Head Coach – Norman Kaluhiokalani Zach Armstrong Jr. Breckenridge, CO Kipkorir Mutai Sr. Bomet, Kenya UC SAN DIEGO Tritons Assistant - Kevin Schlag Head Coach – John Spatz Ryan Loutsis Fr. Bothell, WA Renato Romo Jr. Pomona, CA Associate Head Coach – Ben Gall Men Yr. Hometown CAL POLY POMONA Broncos Nathan Minor So. Mount Vernon, WA Sharles Simon Jr. Phoenix, AZ Assistant - Jake Perry Alex Corliss Sr. Santa Barbara, CA Mario Flores So. La Mirada, CA Men Yr. Hometown Matt Nodine Sr. ellensburg, WA Julio Zuniga Jr. Mexico City, Mexico NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR Dustin Harris Jr. Danville, CA Ryan Carrell So. Westminister, CA Jacob Phipps So. Mount Vernon, WA Head Coach – Dr. Kim Sims Anthony Heredia Sr. Lakewood, CA Brendan Dilloughery Fr. San Juan Capistrano, CA Nathan Power So. Burlington, WA Argonauts Assistant – Mario Gomez Matt Lenehan Jr. San Diego, CA Brandon Haugen Fr. Ridgecrest, CA Scott Power Sr. Burlington, WA Men Yr. Hometown Kellen Levy So. Fresno, CA Ben Hsueh Fr. Arcadia, CA Manuel Santos Sr. Yakima, WA Clark Bernard Fr. Petaluma, CA HAWAII PACIFIC Sea Warriors Ryan Lok So. Oakland, CA Austin Miller Fr. tulare, CA Jon Swanson Jr. Spokane, WA Jordan Cruz Fr. Hayward, CA Men Yr. Hometown Ben Rich So. Fremont, CA Clark Selters Sr. Claremont, CA Ryan Thompson Fr. Edmonds, WA Jacob Garcia Fr. Brawley, CA Jon Cleghorn Sr. New Brunswick, Canada Jeremy Riley Sr. San Luis Obispo, CA William Tsai Fr. Arcadia, CA David Perez Jr. South Gate, CA Head Coach – Kevin Adkisson John Fratinardo So. Laupahoehoe, HI John Svet Sr. Brea, CA Andres Zavala Jr. Ontario, CA Assistant – Bryan Contreras Corey Jennings So. Fontana, CA Michael Temple Fr. San Leandro, CA Craig Kandler Jr. Honolulu, HI Michael Vendelin Fr. los Altos, CA Head Coach – Nate Garcia Head Coach – Troy Johnson CHAMINADE Silverswords David Madison Fr. Mulino, OR Assistant – Cynthia Castro Assistant – Tony Reyes Head Coach – Kevin Berkowitz Men Yr. Hometown Dany Malley Sr. Mississauga, Canada Assistant - Jim Sorensen Garrett Prinslow Sr. Kailua-Kona, HI Jorge Cisneros Fr. Lake Elsinore, CA Head Coach – Christian Friis Emmanuel Jimenez So. Palmdale, CA Assistant – Wendy Darling Head Coach – Blandon Picl Assistant – Shadrack Nabea

7–8 West Regional Championships Additional parking and buses

NCAA Division II West Regional History 600m (Since 1996) (6k, 8k)

Women Site Team Champion Runnerup Individual Winner parking 1996 McKinleyville, CA Seattle Pacific (56) UC Davis (59) Martha Pinto, Cal State L.A., 18:30 200+m 1997 Pomona, CA UC Davis (46) Seattle Pacific (56) Sarah Shuler, UC Davis, 17:56 Finish only awards & concessions Staff, 1998 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (29) Seattle Pacific (71) Sarah Shuler, UC Davis, 21:34 coaches & media 1999 Rocklin, CA UC Davis (53) Seattle Pacific (104) Nina Christensen, Hawaii Pacific, 21:50 toilets FINISH 2000 Chino, CA Central Washington (60) UC Davis (69) Yvonne Liebig, UC Davis, 22:45 Women’s 2001 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (44) Humboldt State (133) Nina Christensen, Hawaii Pacific, 21:37 cut off to Athlete/coach/VIP finish 2002 Fresno, CA UC Davis (86) Chico State (91) Ann Marie Housen, Cal State L.A., 21:27 Course parking area 2003 Chino, CA Chico State (38) UC San Diego (124) Chelsea Smith, BYU-Hawaii, 20:55 Drug toilets Map, 6K testing medical 2004 Belliingham, WA Chico State (49) UC San Diego (96) Chelsea Smith, BYU-Hawaii, 21:43 This loop lap team 1 & 2 2005 Chino, CA Chico State (42) UC San Diego (62) Miriam Hodgins, UC San Diego, 22:00 Lap 1: 2 km tent area 2006 Oroville, CA Cal State L.A. (67) Seattle Pacific (70) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:47 Lap 2: 2 km 2007 Boise, ID Seattle Pacific (45) Cal State L.A. (54) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 19:53 Lap 3: 2 km 2008 LaJolla, CA Chico State (60) Seattle Pacific (92) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:58 (using cut off approx. 500m before the finish) 2009 San Francisco, CA Alaska Anchorage (35) Chico State (58) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:09 2010 Bellingham, WA Alaska Anchorage (40) Chico State (55) Sarah Porter, Western Washington, 21:22 Men Site Team Champion Runnerup Individual Winner 6k, 8k START AREA 1996 McKinleyville, CA Cal Poly Pomona (47) Hawaii Hilo (87) Dan Reed, UC Riverside, 32:43 1997 Pomona, CA Cal Poly Pomona (23) UC Davis (66) Rondie Gibbs, Cal Poly Pomona, 31:18 Warming tents & toilets 1998 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (40) Humboldt State (69) Christian Friis, Hawaii Pacific, 31:51 Additional parking and buses 1999 Rocklin, CA UC Davis (33) Chico State (67) Jeff Kaiser, UC Davis, 32:23 2000 Chino, CA UC Davis (17) Chico State (57) Jeff Kaiser, UC Davis, 33:10

2001 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (27) Chico State (89) Christian Madsen, Hawaii Pacific, 32:07 Women’s 6k Course: 600+m 2002 Fresno, CA Chico State (43) UC Davis (86) Paul Kezes, Western Washington, 31:58 Lap 1 — 2 km 2003 Chino, CA Chico State (28) UC San Diego (79) William Ngetich, Hawaii Pacific, 31:41 Lap 2 — 2 km Lap 3 — 2 km (using cut off approx. 500m before the finish) 2004 Belliingham, WA Chico State (30) Cal Poly Pomona (73) Mark Batres, Cal Poly Pomona, 32:09 2005 Chino, CA Chico State (23) Cal Poly Pomona (97) Patrick Boivin, Chico State, 31:24 Finish parking Total DistanceOnly 6k 2006 Oroville, CA Chico State (32) Cal Poly Pomona (116) Todd Iacovelli, Hawaii Pacific, 31:59 men’s 200+ Awards & 2007 Boise, ID Chico State (39) Western Washington (93) John Riak, Saint Martin’s, 30:33 Concessions Staff, Course coaches & 2008 LaJolla, CA Chico State (28) Alaska Anchorage (67) Scott Bauhs, Chico State, 32:16 media toilets 2009 San Francisco, CA Chico State (42) Western Washington (74) Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage, 30:43 Map, 10K FINISH

2010 Bellingham, WA Alaska Anchorage (49) Chico State (54) Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage, 31:21 Lap 1: 3.7 km Athlete/coach/VIP Lap 2: 2.4 km/6.1k (one full perimeter lap) Parking area Lap 3: 2.0 km/8.1k (one shorted lap) toilets Cut off inner Drug medical Lap 4: 2.0 km/10.1k FINAL w/ gate to finish testing USTFCCCA WEST REGIONAL POLLS As of Oct. 26, 2011 loop, end of lap Team (from start area to finish, 2k) 1 and lap 3 tent area

MEN Women 1. Chico State (5) 6. UC San Diego 1. Chico State (5) 6. Cal State L.A. 2. Alaska Anchorage (11) 7. Northwest Nazarene 2. Alaska Anchorage (7) 7. UC San Diego Cut off inner loop end of lap 3. Western Washington (20) 8. Saint Martin’s 3. Western Washington (16) 8. Seattle Pacific 1 only 4. Western Oregon (23) 9. Cal Poly Pomona 4. Cal Poly Pomona 9. BYU-Hawaii here

5. San Francisco State 10. BYU-Hawaii 5. Alaska Fairbanks 10. Cal State Stanislaus 6k, 8k START AREA

Warming tents & toilets (National rank in parenthesis) Men’s 10k Course: 9–10 Lap 1 — 3.7 km Lap 2 — 2.4 km/6.1k (one full perimeter lap) Lap 3 — 2.0 km/8.1k (one shorted lap) Lap 4 — 2.0 km/10.1k FINAL w/ gate to finish (from start area to finish, 2k) Total Distance 10k