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2012 PAC-12 MEN’S & WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012 Robinson Ranch Golf Course, Santa Clarita, Calif. Hosted by the UCLA

RACE SCHEDULE COURSE DESCRIPTION TELEVISION COVERAGE 8:00 a.m. Course open The Robinson Ranch Golf Course is the site of the Tape-delayed coverage of the championships will 9:25 a.m. Women called to start 2012 Pac-12 Men’s & Women’s Cross Country air on the Pac-12 Networks on the following dates: 9:35 a.m. Women !nal instructions Championships. The Mountain Course is one of two 9:40 a.m. Start of Women’s 6,000-meter race golf courses on the Robinson Ranch property. The Nov. 5 - 6 p.m. PT 10:25 a.m. Men called to start men’s 8k race consists of three-2k loops and two-1k Nov. 6 - 7 p.m. PT 10:35 a.m. Men !nal instructions loops. The women’s 6k race consists of two-2k loops Nov. 7 - 11 p.m. PT 10:40 a.m. Start of Men’s 8,000-meter race and two-1k loops. The course consists of rolling Nov. 8 - 6 a.m. PT 11:45 a.m. Awards Ceremony fairways, no elevation gain and several sharp turns. Nov. 8 - 11 a.m. PT

43rd-ANNUAL MEN’S RACE 27th-ANNUAL WOMEN’S RACE

The Pac-12’s 43rd-annual men’s championships is set to be as competitive The Pac-12’s 27th-annual women’s championships is set to be as competitive as as ever. COLORADO is coming in as the team to beat, having claimed the 2012 ever. COLORADO is the defending champion but a repeat performance of will be crowns. The Buffs’ repeat bids will be challenging, however, as the Conference tough to replicate with four Pac-12 teams ranked in the top six and half the !eld boasts three men’s teams ranked in the top 10 in the nation. earning a national ranking. spent time at No. 1 in the polls for Though many of the top men’s competitors from last year do not return, several weeks this season, and the experienced runners in the race will make for some of this year’s runners are ready to emerge and lead their respective an exciting competition that’s shaping up to be one of the elite races of the year. teams. In doing so, however, the !eld will have to get past reigning NCAA and In addition to a tough team !eld, the individual competition will be just as gruel- Pac-12 Champion Lawi Lalang from Arizona, who has been dominant in his ing. The !eld is stacked as eight of the top-10 !nishers from last year’s champion- two collegiate seasons. ships return. Headlining some of those competitors are 2011 Pac-12 Champion COLORADO is peaking at the right time, coming into the Pac-12 Champion- WASHINGTON’s Katie Flood, 2010 Pac-12 Champion and 2011 NCAA runner-up ships ranked No. 2 in the country after winning the Pre-National Invitational in of OREGON, and Olympian Shalaya Kipp from COLORADO. Louisville a couple of weeks ago in dominating fashion. It is the Buffs’ highest The Huskies look to be the favorite in the race with the reigning individual ranking since 2007. champion leading the charge, and six of seven runners who ran in last year’s No. 3 STANFORD won the Wisconsin Invitational, paced by twins Jim and competition returning. UW was the NCAA runner-up, placing second by just eight Joe Rosa. Joe, a sophomore, competed at last year’s Pac-12 Championships, points behind the national champions, the closest margin of victory since 1998. helping the team to a second-place !nish, just seven points behind the Buffs. With Hasay leading the way, OREGON is always in the hunt. A previous Jim redshirted last year but is having a strong year in his !rst-collegiate season. league champion herself, she !nished third at the Pac-12 meet last year but The Cardinal seems to have bounced back from the loss of All-American Chris ended the season !nishing just 0.4 seconds from claiming the national title. Derrick. ARIZONA has seen big improvements the last several years was ranked as high No. 8 OREGON comes into the championships riding a wave of con!dence as No. 2 in the country this year after winning the Greater Louisville Classic where after a top-three !nish at the Pre-National Invitational. Though the Ducks lose it !nished ahead of the then-No. 1 Huskies. four-time All-American Luke Puskedra, Oregon is putting together a good sea- STANFORD continues to be a strong candidate for the league title. The Car- son that makes them a threat for the Pac-12 title. dinal has plenty of experience, starting with senior All-American Kathy Kroeger No. 15 UCLA jumped 12 spots in the latest poll and has been gaining mo- and sophomore . mentum all season, posting solid results at the Wisconsin Invitational, and most No. 20 COLORADO can not be overlooked with senior Shalaya Kipp on the recently posting a second-place showing at the Titan Invitational. roster. Kipp was the team’s top !nisher last year, as four Buffs crossed the !nish ARIZONA has two of the strongest runners in Pac-12 history, with Lawi Lal- line in the top 15 to run away with the title. Kipp went on to have a memorable ang and Stephen Sambu on the roster. The duo are the last two Athletes of the year, earning a spot on the U.S. Olympic team and competing at the London Year and Newcomers of the Year. Games in the steeplechase. ARIZONA STATE has fallen short of the NCAA Championships the last two UCLA jumped to No. 24 in the poll after a strong !nish at the Wisconsin In- years. Senior Darius Terry looks to bounce back from injuries that sidelined him vitational. ARIZONA STATE looks to 2012 Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year Shelby during the NCAA West Regional and NCAA Championships last year. Houlihan to lead a young team with just two seniors. CALIFORNIA has an experienced roster, and it shows in results. Different OREGON STATE returns only three runners who competed at last year’s champi- runners have led the team in races this year. WASHINGTON’s most recent re- onships, but welcome school-record holder in the 10,000 meter in track and !eld sult saw the Huskies defeat three ranked teams and tie a fourth at the Wiscon- junior Sandra Martinez who missed last year because of injury. USC will look to se- sin Invitational. Seniors Joey Bywater and Rob Webster Jr. have been setting nior Shelby Buckley, sophomore Erica Capellino and newcomer Katerina Berdousi. the pace for the Huskies. Capellino and Buckley traded off last year as the team’s top !nishers at meets. WASHINGTON STATE is coming off one of its most successful season since UTAH’s Amanda Mergeart earned an individual NCAA bid last year and 2006 and is under the direction of a new coach in Tim Riley. WSU looks to a placed 10th at the Pac-12 Championships. She could threaten the individual few experienced runners in junior Andrew Gonzales, senior Andrew Kimpel and title, and her lead could help the Utes move up the standings. sophomore Todd Wake!eld. CALIFORNIA is coming off one of its best seasons in more than 20 years, but the Golden Bears lost a pair of All-Americans and lack experience. WASH- INGTON STATE will draw from a squad that has plenty of experience, with every Cougar who competed at last year’s league championships returning. USTFCCCA RANKINGS PAC-12 TELEVISION COVERAGE ... For the !rst time ever, the Pac-12 Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships will be on television, with tape-delayed coverage of the championships airing on the Pac-12 MEN’S (Oct. 16) Networks (list of air times are listed on page 1). Dwight Stones will serve as the analyst, while Jim Watson Rank School (1st Place) Points Lst Wk will provide play-by-play. 1. Oklahoma State (6) 353 2 2. COLORADO (4) 343 7 PAC-12 LIVE COVERAGE ... Exclusive content on every Pac-12 men’s and women’s cross country team will 3. STANFORD (2) 339 8 be available on the Pac-12’s of!cial website at www.pac-12.com. Hover over the ‘Events’ tab on the naviga- 4. Iona 322 5 tion bar and click on ‘Cross Country’ or click on the link: http://championships.pac-12.com/cross-country/. 5. BYU 316 3 Previews, as well as real-time coverage on the day of the championships, will be posted, inlcuding live stats, 6. Oklahoma 306 4 twitter updates and facebook update. In addition, fans can download facebook cover photos now. At the 7. 283 22 conclusion of the race, of!cial results and recaps will be posted on the championships page. 8. OREGON 275 15 9. Arkansas 257 19 2012 PAC-12 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICIAL PROGRAM ... A link to the championships 10. Columbia 251 17 souvenir program for the Pac-12 Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships can be found on the 11. Michigan 227 24 championships page or by clicking on the link: http://championships.pac-12.com/cross-country/. 12. New Mexico 206 28 13. Eastern Kentucky 198 20 2012 PAC-12 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS ... Real-time split times for the men’s 14. Florida State 186 14 and women’s races and see who crosses the line !rst as it happens with live stats updates on the Pac-12 15. UCLA 182 27 website (www.pac-12.com) on the cross country championshpis page (http://championships.pac-12.com/ 16. Syracuse 165 10 cross-country/). Stats are unof!cial until following the championships when of!cial !nal results for both 17. Portland 159 5 races will be available at the championship page. 18. Duke 146 NR 19. Tulsa 139 9 POLL NOTES ... Four men’s teams are ranked in the latest USTFCCCA Coaches poll, with both COLORADO 20. Wisconsin 134 1 and STANFORD earning top-three rankings. The Buffs lead the men’s teams at No. 3, while the Cardinal is 21. Virginia Tech 131 RV just behind with a No. 3 national ranking. The Buffs’ win at the Pre-National Invitational propelled them to 22. Northern Arizona 126 18 No. 2, while Stanford’s win at the Wisconsin Invitational pushed it to the top-three, as well. OREGON also 23. Princeton 115 11 had a good showing at the Pre-National meet which led to a seven-spot jump into the top-10 to land at No. 24. 103 26 8. UCLA has had a series of good showings lately, and is No. 15 in the latest poll, improving by 13 spots in 25. Iowa State 80 RV the poll. ARIZONA STATE is receiving votes. 25. Villanova 80 12 On the women’s side, half the Pac-12 teams are ranked in the most recent national ranking, 27. Georgetown 49 20 including four teams in the top six. League teams have posted impressive results in the last couple of weeks, 28. Georgia 47 24 led by OREGON’s second-place !nish at the Pre-National meet. The Ducks are ranked No. 3 in the nation, 29. Texas A&M 38 RV followed by No. 4 STANFORD, No. 5 ARIZONA and No. 6 WASHINGTON. The Huskies have been ranked 30. Kansas 15 RV as high as No. 1 in the nation. The Wildcats were ranked as high as No. 2 earlier tis year, after defeating Also Receiving Votes: the then-No. 1 Huskies at the Greater Louisville Classic earlier this month. COLORADO is ranked No. 21, ARIZONA STATE 3, Eastern Michigan 3, Florida 2. while UCLA has jumped into the national rankings for the !rst time this season and is No. 24.

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? ... The NCAA Regional Championships will be Sat., Nov. 9. The Mountain Regional (hosted by Colorado State University) will be held in Fort Collins, Colo. and West Regional (hosted by University of Washington) in Seattle. The NCAA National Championships are being held in Louisville, Ky. (hosted by University of Louisville) on Saturday, Nov. 17.

NEXT YEAR ... Colorado will host the 2013 Pac-12 Cross Country Championships on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013.

2011 CHAMPIONSHIPS REVIEW

LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. - Competing in its !rst Pac-12 Championships, the COLRADO men’s and women’s cross country teams announced their arrival in the Conference, sweeping the men’s and wom- en’s titles at Wigawam Resort in Litch!eld Park, Ariz. ARIZONA’s Lawi Lalang was the individual men’s 2012 NCAA WEST REGIONAL winner and WASHINGTON’S Katie Flood won the women’s race. Saturday, November 9 “This is a pretty big day for us, moving to a new conference. Proud to do it for the team and for the Seattle, Wash. University,” said Colorado head coach Mark Wetmore. “It wasn’t a big surprise [to win] but what was a Hosted by Univ. of Washington surprise was that it took !ve runners to run well. We had about 10 heroes today.” Running on a "at, dry course, Lalang never trailed, winning the men’s race with a time of 22:37, the 2012 NCAA MOUNTAIN REGIONAL fastest winning time since the race was re-contested in 1969. There were no races contested from 1959- 68. Saturday, November 9 Fort Collins, Colo. “I really prepared for this race. I had been looking forward to this, especially since this is my !rst [Pac- Hosted by Colorado State Univ. 12] Championship,” said Lalang after the race. “It was a smooth, nice and "at course. I feel good winning because I know this is a strong conference.”

2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS STANFORD’s Chris Derrick was in second place with a time of 22:45, followed by CU’s Richard Medina, who crossed the !nish line with a time of 22:54. Lalang is the !rst Wildcat winner since Saturday, November 17 in 2005. Louisville, Ky. Hosted by University of Louisville Led by Medina, the Buffs had three runners in the top 10 and all scoring runners !nished in the top 15, collecting 46 points. The Cardinal, who were the two-time defending champions coming into the meet, had two runners in the top !ve and collected 53 points to !nish a close second. OREGON was third with 93 points, UCLA was fourth (122), placing a runner in the top 10, and CALIFORNIA was !fth (140). WASHINGTON STATE came in sixth in the team competition, posting 148 points, WASHINGTON had

PAC-12 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS // October 24, 2011 2 153 points, Arizona was eighth with 190 points and ARIZONA STATE was ninth with 195 points. Two-thirds USTFCCCA RANKINGS of the nine-team men’s !eld were ranked in the latest USTFCCCA rankings. WOMEN’S (Oct. 16) On the women’s side, it was close individual competition for most of the race. Flood, the 2010 New- Rank School (1st Place) Points Lst Wk comer of the Year, was among the top four in the !nal loop, but pull away until the !nal 5k, winning the 1. Florida State (11) 359 1 race by eight seconds over STANFORD’s Kathy Kroeger. Flood crossed the !nish line with a time of 19:32, 2. Iowa State (1) 346 5 with Kroeger following in a time of 19:40. 3. OREGON 332 4 “There was no point in the race where I thought I was going to win it,” said Flood about her win. “With 4. STANFORD 330 7 800 meters to go, I felt pretty good. Coming down the !nal stretch, I didn’t know where everyone was. But 5. ARIZONA 307 2 I felt good and ran it in as fast as I could and hoped for the best.” 6. WASHINGTON 295 3 OREGON’s Jordan Hasay, last year’s individual champion, was third running the 6k-race in a time of 7. Michigan 280 8 19:50. Shalaya Kipp was the !rst CU runner to cross the !nish line, placing fourth overall with a time of 7. Cornell 280 9 19:54, with teammate rounding out the top !ve at a time of 19:50. 9. Georgetown 261 6 10. Providence 257 28 In the women’s team race, the Buffaloes had three scoring runners in the top 10 and all placed in the 11. Duke 234 NR top 20 for 50 points. The Huskies were second with 71 points, with Stanford !nishing a close third with 73 12. Arkansas 229 11 points. The Ducks were fourth (87) and Arizona placed !fth (126). 13. Penn State 211 14 In sixth place was host Arizona State, collecting 168 points and led by who placed 14. Texas 202 RV eighth with a time of 20:15. In seventh place was CALIFORNIA (190), who was running without All-Ameri- 15. Michigan State 180 10 can Deborah Maier. UTAH’s Amanda Mergaert was a top-10 !nisher and the team collected 205 points for 16. Weber State 176 13 eighth place. OREGON STATE was ninth (249), UCLA was 10th (288), Washington State was 11th (291) 17. New Mexico 157 19 and USC had 384 for 12th. 18. William and Mary 149 17 Entering the meet, six of the 12 Pac-12 women’s teams were ranked in the top 16 in the country in the 19. Notre Dame 146 16 latest USTFCCCA Coaches poll, with the Huskies garnering the highest ranking of any team at No. 2. 20. Toledo 134 15 21. COLORADO 116 18 22. Yale 105 30 2011 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS - MEN 22. Villanova 105 24 24. UCLA 68 NR 1. Colorado ...... 3, 6, 9, 13, 15, 22, 28 ...... 46 25. Minnesota 67 27 2. Stanford ...... 2, 4, 10, 12, 25, 29, 32 ...... 53 26. Boston College 61 21 3. Oregon ...... 5, 7, 20, 23, 38, 48, 53 ...... 93 27. Oklahoma State 53 22 4. UCLA ...... 8, 21, 26, 33, 34, 51, 54 ...... 122 28. Vanderbilt 48 12 5. California ...... 11, 19, 30, 37, 43, 46, 60 ...... 140 29. Connecticut 25 NR 6. Washington State ...... 14, 17, 31, 42, 44, 57, 58 ...... 148 30. Florida 24 RV 7. Washington ...... 16, 27, 35, 36, 39, 52, 56 ...... 153 8. Arizona ...... 1, 24, 45, 59, 61, 62 ...... 190 Also Receiving Votes: 9. Arizona State ...... 18, 40, 41, 47, 49, 50, 55 ...... 195 San Francisco 21, UC Davis 9, NC State 7, Butler 5, Kentucky 1. 2011 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS - MEN 1. Lawi Lalang ...... Fr. ...ARIZ ...... 22:37 6. Andrew Wacker ...... Sr. ...COLO ...... 23:24 2. Chris Derrick ...... Sr. ...STAN ...... 22:45 7. Parker Stinson ...... So. ..ORE ...... 23:28 3. Richard Medina ...... Sr. ...COLO ...... 22:54 8. Kent Morikawa ...... Sr. ...UCLA ...... 23:29 4. Jake Riley ...... Sr. ...STAN ...... 22:55 9. Joseph Bosshard .....Jr. ....COLO ...... 23:30 5. Luke Puskedra ...... Sr. ...ORE ...... 22:58 10. Brendan Gregg ...... Sr. ...STAN ...... 23:32

2011 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS - WOMEN 1. Colorado ...... 4, 5, 9, 14, 18, 26, 35 ...... 50 2. Washington ...... 1, 12, 16, 21, 23, 30, 46 ...... 73 3. Stanford ...... 2, 7, 11, 24, 31, 41, 49 ...... 75 4. Oregon ...... 3, 15, 17, 22, 32, 34, 37 ...... 89 5. Arizona ...... 6, 13, 19, 28, 38, 44, 48 ...... 104 6. Arizona State ...... 8, 27, 36, 47, 50, 53, 63 ...... 168 7. California ...... 20, 33, 40, 43, 54, 60, 75 ...... 190 8. Utah ...... 10, 25, 45, 55, 70, 73, 76 ...... 205 9. Oregon State ...... 29, 51, 52, 58, 59, 69, 80 ...... 249 10. UCLA ...... 42, 56, 57, 66, 67, 72, 74 ...... 288 11. Washington State ...... 39, 61, 62, 64, 65, 71, 81 ...... 291 12. USC ...... 68, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83 ...... 384

2011 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP INDIVIDUAL RESULTS - WOMEN 1. Katie Flood ...... So. ..WASH ...... 19:32 6. Jennifer Bergman ....Jr. ....ARIZ ...... 20:00 2. Kathy Kroeger ...... Jr. ....STAN ...... 19:40 7. Stephanie Marcy ...... Sr. ...STAN ...... 20:13 3. Jordan Hasay ...... Jr. ....ORE ...... 19:50 8. Shelby Houlihan ...... Fr. ...ASU ...... 20:15 4. Shalaya Kipp ...... So. ..COLO ...... 19:54 9. Lara Darco ...... Sr. ...COLO ...... 20:18 5. Emma Coburn ...... Sr. ...COLO ...... 19:55 10. Amanda Mergaert ....Jr. ....UTAH ...... 20:21

PAC-12 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS // October 24, 2011 3 PAC-12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

PAC-12 TEAM 1971 (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1979 (Stanford, Calif.) 1986 (Stanford, Calif.) 1. WSU ...... 31 1. ORE ...... 28 1. ARIZ ...... 49 CHAMPIONS 2. ORE ...... 44 2. WSU ...... 73 2. ORE ...... 74 1969 ORE 3. UCLA ...... 77 3. UCA ...... 99 3. STAN ...... 76 1970 ORE 4. USC ...... 124 4. STAN ...... 127 4. WASH ...... 100 1971 WSU 5. OSU ...... 133 5. ARIZ ...... 130 5. ASU ...... 108 1972 WSU 6. CAL ...... 142 6. CAL ...... 164 6. UCLA ...... 114 1973 ORE 7. STAN ...... 154 7. WASH ...... 238 7. USC ...... 160 1974 WSU 8. WASH ...... 203 8. OSU ...... 201 1975 WSU 1980 (Stanford, Calif.) 9. WSU ...... 204 1976 ORE 1972 (Seattle, Wash.) 1. UCLA ...... 43 10. CAL ...... 237 1977 ORE 1. WSU ...... 30 2. ARIZ ...... 59 1978 ORE 2. ORE ...... 69 3. ORE ...... 67 1987 (Stanford, Calif.) 1979 ORE 3. OSU ...... 86 4. STAN ...... 93 1. ARIZ ...... 32 1980 UCLA 4. STAN ...... 107 5. CAL ...... 105 2. ORE ...... 71 1981 UCLA 5. UCLA ...... 137 6. WASH ...... 143 3. WSU ...... 94 1982 ORE 6. WASH ...... 140 7. OSU ...... 165 4. WASH ...... 127 1983 ARIZ 7. USC ...... 147 5. UCLA ...... 138 1984 ARIZ 8. CAL ...... 174 1981 (Stanford, Calif.) 6. USC ...... 148 1985 STAN 1. UCLA ...... 59 7. CAL ...... 155 1986 ARIZ 1973 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ARIZ ...... 60 8. STAN ...... 157 1987 ARIZ 1. ORE ...... 32 3. ORE ...... 96 9. OSU ...... 232 1988 ORE 2. WSU ...... 36 4. CAL ...... 110 10. ASU ...... 253 1989 ORE 3. OSU ...... 105 5. STAN ...... 121 1990 ORE 4. WASH ...... 112 6. WSU ...... 127 1988 (Stanford, Calif.) 1991 ARIZ 5. CAL ...... 126 7. OSU ...... 129 1. ORE ...... 31 1992 ORE 6. STAN ...... 130 8. WASH ...... 177 2. STAN ...... 61 1993 WASH 7. UCLA ...... 141 3. UCLA ...... 104 1994 ARIZ 1982 (Fresno, Calif.) 4. WASH ...... 106 1995 ORE 1974 (Stanford, Calif.) 1. ORE ...... 46 5. ARIZ ...... 133 1996 STAN 1. WSU ...... 30 2. UCLA ...... 51 6. WSU ...... 144 1997 STAN 2. ORE ...... 51 3. ARIZ ...... 80 7. CAL ...... 156 1998 STAN 3. OSU ...... 80 4. WSU ...... 98 8. USC ...... 184 1999 ARIZ 4. STAN ...... 110 5. CAL ...... 132 9. ASU ...... 237 2000 STAN 5. CAL ...... 126 6. OSU ...... 136 10. OSU ...... 259 2001 STAN 6. WASH ...... 141 7. STAN ...... 147 2002 STAN 7. UCLA ...... 149 8. WASH ...... 215 1989 (Stanford, Calif.) 2003 STAN 1. ORE ...... 30 2004 STAN 1975 (Stanford, Calif.) 1983 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. WASH ...... 61 2005 STAN 1. WSU ...... 23 1. ARIZ ...... 38 3. ARIZ ...... 91 2006 ORE 2. ORE ...... 61 2. ORE ...... 44 4. STAN ...... 123 2007 ORE 3. OSU ...... 75 3. UCLA ...... 74 5. CAL ...... 128 2008 ORE 4. WASH ...... 89 4. STAN ...... 80 6. WSU ...... 153 2009 STAN 5. STAN ...... 130 5. CAL ...... 126 7. UCLA ...... 167 2010 STAN 6. UCLA ...... 136 6. OSU ...... 139 8. USC ...... 186 2011 COLO 7. CAL ...... 158 7. WASH ...... 151 9. ASU ...... 211

1976 (Stanford, Calif.) 1984 (Stanford, Calif.) 1990 (Stanford, Calif.) PAC-12 1. ORE ...... 31 1. ARIZ ...... 44 1. ORE ...... 39 CHAMPIONSHIP 2. WSU ...... 45 2. WSU ...... 73 2. ARIZ ...... 41 3. WASH ...... 92 3. UCLA ...... 75 3. WASH ...... 53 RESULTS 4. CAL ...... 94 4. ORE ...... 82 4. STAN ...... 115 1969 (Stanford, Calif.) 5. STAN ...... 127 5. STAN ...... 116 5. UCLA ...... 136 1. ORE ...... 46 6. UCLA ...... 146 6. CAL ...... 136 6. ASU ...... 156 2. WSU ...... 63 7. OSU ...... 149 7. ASU ...... 146 7. USC ...... 166 3. STAN ...... 86 8. WASH ...... 164 8. CAL ...... 211 4. USC ...... 90 1977 (Stanford, Calif.) 9. OSU ...... 199 5. UCLA ...... 94 1. ORE ...... 26 1991 (Stanford, Calif.) 6. CAL ...... 127 2. WASH ...... 58 1985 (Stanford, Calif.) 1. ARIZ ...... 45 7. OSU ...... 165 3. WSU ...... 64 1. STAN ...... 60 2. ORE ...... 67 8. WASH ...... 230 4. CAL ...... 99 2. ORE ...... 75 3. WASH ...... 83 5. STAN ...... 131 3. UCLA ...... 102 4. WSU ...... 85 1970 (Pullman, Wash.) 6. UCLA ...... 149 4. ARIZ ...... 116 5. STAN ...... 93 1. ORE ...... 45 7. OSU ...... 168 5. WSU ...... 128 6. ASU ...... 138 2. WSU ...... 58 6. WASH ...... 129 7. UCLA ...... 186 3. STAN ...... 66 1978 (Fresno, Calif.) 7. ASU ...... 147 8. CAL ...... 236 4. OSU ...... 79 1. ORE ...... 26 8. CAL ...... 177 9. USC ...... 245 5. WASH ...... 120 2. WSU ...... 56 9. OSU ...... 196 6. UCLA ...... 138 3. ARIZ ...... 79 10. USC ...... 272 7. USC ...... 154 4. WASH ...... 116 8. CAL ...... 207 5. STAN ...... 139 6. CAL ...... 153 7. UCLA ...... 187 8. OSU ...... 190

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1992 (Stanford, Calif.) 1999 (Long Beach, Calif.) 2006 (Stanford, Calif.) PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL 1. ORE ...... 48 1. ARIZ ...... 36 1. ORE ...... 53 2. ARIZ ...... 51 2. STAN ...... 63 2. STAN ...... 58 CHAMPIONS 3. UCLA ...... 89 3. ORE ...... 76 3. ARIZ ...... 107 1957 Max Truex, USC (20:32.6) 4. STAN ...... 93 4. ASU ...... 84 4. ASU ...... 113 1958 Max Truex, USC (20:15.8) 5. WASH ...... 123 5. CAL ...... 119 5. UCLA ...... 130 1959-68 Not Contested 6. WSU ...... 134 6. WASH ...... 133 6. WASH ...... 131 1969 , WSU 7. CAL ...... 141 7. UCLA ...... 193 7. WSU ...... 150 (28:32.4) 8. ASU ...... 245 8. WSU ...... 199 8. CAL ...... 179 1970 , ORE 9. USC ...... 290 (30:11.7) 2000 (Seattle, Wash.) 2007 (Corvallis, Ore.) 1971 Steve Prefontaine, ORE 1993 (Stanford, Calif.) 1. STAN ...... 21 1. ORE ...... 39 (28:59.6) 1. WASH ...... 48 2. ORE ...... 66 2. STAN ...... 55 1972 John Ngeno, WSU (29:12.4) 2. WSU ...... 70 3. ARIZ ...... 70 3. CAL ...... 70 1973 Steve Prefontaine, ORE 3. ORE ...... 84 4. ASU ...... 114 4. UCLA ...... 97 (28:05.4) 4. UCLA ...... 90 5. WASH ...... 117 5. ASU ...... 105 1974 John Ngeno, WSU (27:37.6) 5. STAN ...... 96 6. UCLA ...... 142 6. WASH ...... 162 1975 Joshua Kimeto, WSU 6. CAL ...... 124 7. WSU ...... 190 7. WSU ...... 166 (27:48.6) 7. ARIZ ...... 156 8. CAL ...... 195 8. ARIZ ...... 260 1976 Henry Rono, WSU (28:19.0) 8. ASU ...... 193 1977 Joel Cheryuiot, WSU 9. USC ...... 284 2001 (Scottsdale, Ariz.) 2008 (Eugene, Ore.) (29:34.8) 1. STAN ...... 28 1. ORE ...... 28 1978 Henry Rono, WSU (29:29.5) 1994 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ASU ...... 75 2. STAN ...... 47 1979 Henry Rono, WSU (29:07.4) 1. ARIZ ...... 49 3. ORE ...... 78 3. WASH ...... 104 1980 Ron Cornell, UCLA (30:26.5) 2. WASH ...... 58 4. ARIZ ...... 96 3. CAL ...... 104 1981 Richard Tuwei, WSU 3. ORE ...... 97 5. WASH ...... 102 5. UCLA ...... 106 (30:56.0) 4. UCLA ...... 97 6. UCLA ...... 148 6. WSU ...... 169 1982 Jim Hill, ORE (28:50.0) 5. STAN ...... 103 7. WSU ...... 163 7. ARIZ ...... 180 1983 Jim Hill, ORE (30:09.6) 6. CAL ...... 146 8. CAL ...... 192 8. ASU ...... 198 1984 Tom Ansberry, ARIZ 7. WSU ...... 151 (30:24.8) 8. ASU ...... 216 2002 (Pasadena, Calif.) 2009 (Long Beach, Calif.) 1985 Marc Olesen, STAN (30:33.2) 1. STAN ...... 19 1. STAN ...... 28 1986 Aaron Ramirez, ARIZ 1995 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ORE ...... 51 2. ORE ...... 45 (30:23.7) 1. ORE ...... 53 3. ASU ...... 85 3. ASU ...... 88 1987 , ARIZ (30:33.0) 2. STAN ...... 58 4. WASH ...... 114 4. WASH ...... 119 1988 Brad Hudson, ORE (30:47) 3. ARIZ ...... 87 5. WSU ...... 165 5. UCLA ...... 122 1989 , ARIZ (23:31) 4. WASH ...... 94 6. CAL ...... 166 6. WSU ...... 163 1990 Marc Davis, ARIZ (23:44) 5. UCLA ...... 108 7. ARIZ ...... 176 7. CAL ...... 180 1991 Colin Dalton, ORE (23:36) 6. WSU ...... 152 8. UCLA ...... 183 8. ARIZ ...... 193 1992 Josephat Kapkory, WSU 7. CAL ...... 181 (23:46) 8. ASU ...... 195 2003 (Pullman, Wash.) 2010 (Seattle, Wash.) 1993 Josephat Kapkory, WSU 1. STAN ...... 23 1. STAN ...... 25 (23:38) 1996 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ORE ...... 91 2. ORE ...... 56 1994 Martin Keino, ARIZ (24:04) 1. STAN ...... 29 3. WASH ...... 93 3. CAL ...... 86 1995 Karl Keska, ORE (24:14) 2. ORE ...... 58 4. ARIZ ...... 109 4. UCLA ...... 101 1996 Mebrahtom Ke!ezighi, UCLA 3. UCLA ...... 93 5. ASU ...... 112 5. ASU ...... 143 (23:45) 4. WSU ...... 103 6. WSU ...... 136 6. WSU ...... 158 1997 , WSU (23:59) 5. ARIZ ...... 112 7. UCLA ...... 150 7. WASH ...... 181 1998 Abdi Abdirahman, ARIZ 6. WASH ...... 132 8. CAL ...... 192 8. ARIZ ...... 195 (23:23) 7. CAL ...... 204 1999 Steve Fein, ORE (23:37) 8. ASU ...... 229 2004 (San Francisco, Calif.) 2011 (Litchfield Park, Ariz.) 2000 , STAN (23:39) 1. STAN ...... 37 1. COLO ...... 46 2001 Grant Robison, STAN (24:04) 1997 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ASU ...... 64 2. STAN ...... 53 2002 Grant Robison, STAN (23:27) 1. STAN ...... 33 3. ORE ...... 105 3. ORE ...... 93 2003 Ian Dobson, STAN (24:33) 2. ORE ...... 86 4. WASH ...... 116 4. UCLA ...... 122 2004 Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 3. WSU ...... 88 5. UCLA ...... 118 5. CAL ...... 140 (23:48) 4. UCLA ...... 103 6. ARIZ ...... 138 6. WSU ...... 148 2005 Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 5. ARIZ ...... 113 7. WSU ...... 140 7. WASH ...... 153 (23:57) 6. WASH ...... 116 8. CAL ...... 199 8. ARIZ ...... 190 2006 , ORE (23:03) 7. CAL ...... 146 9. ASU ...... 195 2007 Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, ORE 8. ASU ...... 195 2005 (Tucson, Ariz.) (22:54) 1. STAN ...... 46 2008 Galen Rupp, ORE (22:55) 1998 (Eugene, Ore.) 2. ARIZ ...... 78 2009 Chris Derrick, STAN (22:35) 1. STAN ...... 48 3. CAL ...... 107 2010 , STAN (23:00) 2. ORE ...... 50 4. WASH ...... 116 2011 Lawi Lalang, ARIZ (22:37) 3. ARIZ ...... 90 5. ASU ...... 125 4. ASU ...... 124 6. ORE ...... 131 5. WSU ...... 136 7. UCLA ...... 139 WASH ...... 136 8. WSU ...... 146 7. CAL ...... 171 8. UCLA ...... 179

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PAC-12 ATHLETE PAC-12 COACH John Russell, WASH 2001 First Team 2005 First Team OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR Grant Robison, STAN Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 1975 Joshua Kimeto, WSU 1975 John Chaplin, WSU Fasil Bizuneh, ASU Obed Mutanya, ARIZ 1976 Henry Rono, WSU 1976 , ORE Donald Sage, STAN Neftalem Araia, STAN 1977 Henry Rono, WSU 1977 Bill Dellinger, ORE Jason Fayant, WASH Mark Mandi, WASH 1978 , ORE 1978 Bill Dellinger, ORE Ian Dobson, STAN Austin Ramos, UCLA 1979 Henry Rono, WSU 1979 Bill Dellinger, ORE Jason Hartmann, ORE Mike Haddan, UCLA 1980 Ron Cornell, UCLA 1980 Bob Larsen, UCLA Jonathan Pierce, STAN 1981 Richard Tuwei, WSU 1981 Bob Larsen, UCLA Second Team 1982 Jim Hill, ORE 1982 Bill Dellinger, ORE Daniel Parris, STAN Second Team 1983 Jim Hill, ORE 1983 Dave Murray, ARIZ Ronnie Buchanan, ASU Giliat Ghebray, CAL 1984 Tom Ansberry, ARIZ 1984 Dave Murray, ARIZ Juan Reyes, ASU Jonah Maiyo, ARIZ 1985 Marc Olesen, STAN 1985 Brooks Johnson, STAN Kyle Goklish, ARIZ Brett Gotcher, STAN 1986 Aaron Ramirez, ARIZ 1986 Dave Murray, ARIZ Adam Bergquist, ORE Ryan Warrenburg, ASU 1987 Matt Giusto, ARIZ 1987 Dave Murray, ARIZ Seth Hejney, STAN David Vidal, STAN 1988 Brad Hudson, ORE 1988 Bill Dellinger, ORE Pat Werhane, ORE 1989 Marc Davis, ARIZ 1989 Bill Dellinger, ORE 2002 First Team Jacob Gomez, STAN 1990 Marc Davis, ARIZ 1990 Bill Dellinger, ORE Ryan Andrus, ORE 1991 Martin Keino, ARIZ 1991 Dave Murray, ARIZ Ian Dobson, STAN 2006 First Team 1992 Josephat Kapkory, WSU 1992 Bill Dellinger, ORE Jason Hartmann, ORE Galen Rupp, ORE 1993 Josephat Kapkory, WSU 1993 Mike Johnson, WASH Grant Robison, STAN Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 1994 Martin Keino, ARIZ 1994 Dave Murray, ARIZ Donald Sage, STAN Neftalem Araia, STAN 1995 Karl Keska, ORE 1995 Bill Dellinger, ORE Adam Tenforde, STAN Aaron Aguayo, ASU 1996 Meb. Ke!ezighi, UCLA 1996 Vin Lananna, STAN Obed Mutanya, ARIZ 1997 Meb. Ke!ezighi, UCLA 1997 Vin Lananna, STAN Second Team Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, ORE 1998 Abdi Abdirahman, ARIZ 1998 Bill Dellinger, ORE Fasil Bizuneh, ASU Jeremy Mineau, WASH 1999 Steve Fein, ORE 1999 Dave Murray, ARIZ Neil Davis, STAN 2000 Jonathon Riley, STAN 2000 Vin Lananna, STAN , STAN Second Team 2001 Donald Sage, STAN 2001 Vin Lananna, STAN Brett Holts, ORE Brett Gotcher, STAN 2002 Grant Robison, STAN 2002 Vin Lananna, STAN Peter Meindl, STAN Diego Mercado, ORE 2003 Ryan Hall, STAN 2003 Andrew Gerard, STAN Justin Romaniuk, STAN Kyle Alcorn, ASU 2004 Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 2004 Andrew Gerard, STAN David Torrence, CAL 2005 Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 2005 Peter Tegen, STAN 2003 First Team Pat Werhane, ORE 2006 Galen Rupp, ORE 2006 Vin Lananna, ORE Ian Dobson, STAN Jonathan Pierce, STAN 2007 Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, ORE 2007 Vin Lananna, ORE Grant Robison, STAN Jacob Gomez, STAN 2008 Galen Rupp, ORE 2008 Vin Lananna, ORE Robert Cheseret, ARIZ 2009 Chris Derrick, STAN 2009 Jason Dunn, STAN Donald Sage, STAN 2007 First Team 2010 Stephen Sambu, ARIZ 2010 Jason Dunn, STAN Jonah Maiyo, ARIZ Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, ORE 2011 Lawi Lalang, ARIZ 2011 Mark Wetmore, COLO Brett Holts, ORE Galen Rupp, ORE Chris Emme, STAN Russell Brown, STAN Austin Ramos, UCLA PAC-12 PAC-12 Second Team Hari Mix, STAN NEWCOMER ALL-CONFERENCE Eric Logsdon, ORE Neftalem Araia, STAN 1999 First Team Adam Tenforde, STAN Yosef Ghebray, CAL OF THE YEAR Steve Fein, ORE Eric Garner, WASH 1999 Jason Hartmann, ORE Micheil Jones, ARIZ Ryan Andrus, ORE Second Team 2000 Donald Sage, STAN Jake Maas, STAN Seth Hejny, STAN Mark Matusak, CAL 2001 J.J. Duke, ASU Fasil Bizuneh, ASU Andrew Hill, STAN David Torrence, CAL 2002 Neil Davis, STAN David Lopez, ARIZ Ian Johnson, WSU Kyle Alcorn, ASU 2003 Robert Cheseret, ARIZ Thomas Murley, STAN Scott Wall, ORE 2004 Mohamed Trafeh, ARIZ 2004 First Team Andrew Acosta, ORE 2005 Mark Matusak, CAL Second Team Robert Cheseret, ARIZ Kenny Klotz, ORE 2006 Diego Mercado, ORE Bolota Asmerom, CAL Ryan Hall, STAN Andrew Wheating, ORE 2007 A.J. Acosta, ORE Steve Smith, ARIZ Aaron Aguayo, ASU 2008 Luke Puskedra, ORE Andrew Bliss, ORE Jacob Gomez, STAN 2008 First Team 2009 Miles Unterreiner, STAN Brent Pedersen, ARIZ Jon Rankin, UCLA Galen Rupp, ORE 2010 Stephen Sambu, ARIZ Tom Prindiville, ARIZ Mark Mandi, WASH Luke Puskedra, ORE 2011 Lawi Lalang, ARIZ Peter Gilmore, CAL David Vidal, STAN Chris Derrick, STAN Garrett Heath, STAN 2000 First Team Second Team Shadrack Kiptoo-Biwott, ORE Jonathon Riley, STAN Ryan Andrus, ORE Yosef Ghebray, CAL Jason Hartmann, ORE Danny Wolf, WSU Jake Riley, STAN Louis Luchini, STAN Velibor Radejovic, ASU Grant Robison, STAN Brett Gotcher, STAN Second Team Tom Prindiville, ARIZ Eric Logsdon, ORE Drew Shackleton, UCLA Thomas Murley, STAN Peter Meindl, STAN Andrew Wheating, ORE Ryan Warrenburg, ASU Jeremy Mineau, WASH Second Team Matthew Centrowitz, ORE Donald Sage, STAN Curtis Suyer, ORE Bryan Green, UCLA Hakon DeVries, STAN David Lopez, ARIZ Mark Matusak, CAL Michael Kasahun, ORE Steve Smith, ARIZ 3 PAC-12 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

2009 First Team Chris Derrick, STAN Brandon Bethke, ASU Elliott Heath, STAN Luke Puskedra, ORE Matthew Centrowitz, ORE Jake Riley, STAN Justin Marpole-Bird, STAN

Second Team Jordan McNamara, ORE Marco Anzures, UCLA Kelly Spady, WASH Miles Unterreiner, STAN Brendan Gregg, STAN Danny Mercado, ORE Ben Engelhardt, ASU

2010 First Team Matthew Centrowitz, ORE Michael Coe, CAL Chris Derrick, STAN Elliott Heath, STAN Luke Puskedra, ORE Jake Riley, STAN Stephen Sambu, ARIZ

Second Team A.J. Acosta, ORE Ben Engelhardt, ASU Danny Mercado, ORE Erik Olson, STAN Steve Sodaro, CAL J.T. Sullivan, STAN Miles Unterreiner, STAN

2011 First Team Chris Derrick, STAN Lawi Lalang, ARIZ Richard Medina, COLO Luke Puskedra, ORE Jake Riley, STAN Parker Stinson, ORE Andy Wacker, COLO

Second Team Joe Bosshard, COLO Brendan Gregg, STAN Collin Jarvis, CAL Andrew Kimpel, WSU Kent Morikawa, UCLA Erik Olson, STAN Christian Thompson, COLO

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PAC-12 1994 First Team 1998 First Team 2002 First Team Sam Alexander, WASH Jason Balkman, STAN Ryan Andrus, ORE ALL-ACADEMIC Richie Boulet, CAL Jake Mass, STAN Mark Anderson, ARIZ 1990 First Team Jeff Haynes, ARIZ Chris Maier, CAL Ryan Andrus, ORE Colden Baxter, ORE Greg Jimmerson, STAN Christian Belz, WASH John Burke, CAL Kendall Fink, ASU George Loucaides, WSU Micah Davis, ORE Martin Conrad, CAL Jeff Green, WASH Jon Pillow, ARIZ Jonathan Weldon, STAN Kevin Engelhardt, ARIZ Patrick Johnson, WASH Rob Reeder, STAN Thomas Murley, STAN Andrew Hill, STAN Dave Scudamore, STAN Ian Johnson, WSU Bernard Semler, ARIZ Second Team Second Team Craig Pansing, ARIZ Tye Van Schoiack, ORE Mark Douglas, CAL Bolota Asmerom, CAL Aaron Powell, ARIZ Neil Hanson, WASH David Bazzi, WASH Adam Tenforde, STAN Second Team Nick Pavach, WASH Tom Hildrum, WASH Brett Allsop, STAN Andrew Cowgill, STAN Steve Immel, CAL Second Team Shawn Anderson, WASH Andy Wyman, WASH Micheil Jones, ARIZ Todd Arnold, WASH Tyler Anderson, WASH Bard Zajac, WASH Chris Lundstrom, STAN Kyle Barker, WSU Bennie Cravatt, STAN Bryan Zmijewski, STAN Oliver Wirz, ORE Carlos Carballo, CAL Mike Kramer, WSU Neil Davis, STAN Kirk Nelson, WASH 1995 First Team 1999 First Team Ian Dobson, STAN Jamie Nordstrom, WSU Richie Boulet, CAL Michael Cramer, ARIZ Michael Heidt, WSU Maragarito Casillas, ARIZ Steve Fein, ORE John Lucas, ORE 1991 First Team Mark Fadil, STAN Peter Gilmore, CAL Jeremy Rasmussen, ASU Bennie Cravatt, STAN Steve Hatzenbeler, WASH Tom Hildrum, WASH Grant Robison, STAN Alan Foster, ORE Greg Jimmerson, STAN Jake Maas, STAN Donald Sage, STAN E.J. Guo, WSU George Loucaides, WSU Thomas Murley, STAN Greg Metcalf, WASH Jon Pillow, ARIZ Brett Pederson, ARIZ 2003 First Team Dave Scudamore, STAN Shane Ahlers, ORE Tye Van Schoiack, ORE Second Team Second Team Ryan Andrus, ORE Gary Stolz, STAN Travis Anderson, ASU Scott Abbott, UCLA Jonathan Balzer, CAL Rick Cantwell, ORE Bolota Asmerom, CAL Travis Boyd, WASH Second Team Neil Hanson, WASH Fasil Bizuneh, ASU Jeremy Cramer, ASU Alex Accetta, STAN Jeff Haynes, ARIZ Jason Cadman, WASH Andy Fader, WASH Derek Bork, STAN Gavin MacCluer, WASH Sam Hill, ORE Ryan Freimuth, WSU Kevin Guiberson, WSU Ari Rodriguez, ASU Gabe Jennings, STAN Ian Johnson, WSU Andy Maris, ORE Andy Wyman, WASH Micheil Jones, ARIZ John Lucas, ORE Mike Reilly, STAN Adam Tenforde, STAN Bernard Semler, ARIZ 1996 First Team 2000 First Team Bard Zajac, WASH Daniel Das Neves, ORE Scott Abbott, UCLA Second Team 1992 First Team Greg Jimmerson, STAN Adam Bergquist, ORE Todd Arnold, WASH Colden Baxter, ORE Gavin MacCluer, WASH Garrett Jensen, ASU Neil Davis, STAN John Dimoff, ORE Jason Perscheid, STAN Scott Johnson, WSU Ian Dobson, STAN Mike Kirkendall, WASH Jon Pillow, ARIZ Nick Martin, CAL Erik Emilsson, UCLA Neil Panchen, WASH Robert Reeder, STAN Thomas Murley, STAN Chad Galbreath, UCLA Mike Reilly, STAN Chad Wenger, ARIZ Adam Tenforde, STAN Michael Heidt, WSU Bernard Semler, ARIZ Brett Holts, ORE Gary Stolz, STAN Second Team Second Team Eric Logsdon, ORE Jason Balkman, STAN Chris Coffee, CAL Mark Mandi, WASH Second Team Dan Hilton, WASH John Collin, CAL Ryan Warrenburg, ASU Derek Bork, STAN David Jungk, WSU Martin Conrad, CAL Kirk Bronander, ARIZ Luther Kopf, ARIZ Michael Cramer, ARIZ 2004 First Team Bryon DeVore, UCLA John Lunn, STAN Bryan Green, UCLA Dan Blomgren, CAL Creighton Harris, UCLA Michael Prindiville, STAN Nate Stoll, STAN Travis Boyd, WASH Todd Lewis, STAN Jonathan Weldon, STAN Jonathan Welsh, WSU Kal Clark, ASU Brian McCaffery, STAN Jeremy Cramer, ASU Jamie Nordstrom, WSU 1997 First Team 2001 First Team Kevin Engelhardt, ARIZ Jason Balkman, STAN Mark Anderson, ARIZ Ryan Freimuth, WSU 1993 First Team Daniel Das Neves, ORE Ryan Andrus, ORE Aaron Powell, ARIZ Sam Alexander, WASH Peter Gilmore, CAL Adam Berquist, ORE Robert Smitson, STAN Richie Boulet, CAL Jason Lunn, STAN Michael Cramer, ARIZ Alec Wall, ORE John Dimoff, ORE Jake Maas, STAN Bryan Green, UCLA Ryan Warrenburg, ASU Creighton Harris, UCLA Chris Maier, CAL Scott Johnson, WSU Jeffrey Haynes, ARIZ Jonathon Murray, WSU Joe Urbanski, STAN Second Team George Loucaides, WSU Erik Emilsson,UCLA Gary Stolz, STAN Second Team Second Team Andy Fader, WASH Christian Belz, WASH Fasil Bizuneh, ASU Daniel Frederick, WSU Second Team Margarito Casillas, ARIZ Carlos Carballo, CAL Alex Grant, WSU Kirk Bronander, ARIZ Tom Hildrum, WASH J.R. Cox, ASU Michael Heidt, WSU Rick Cantwell, ORE Chris Lundstrom, STAN Ian Johnson, WSU Jon Hickey, WASH Todd Lewis, STAN Simon Mudd, CAL Nick Martin, CAL Andrew Jones, WSU Joe Mineiro, CAL David Schruth, WASH Seth Neumuller, UCLA Grif!n Lee, ASU Rob Reeder, STAN Jonathan Weldon, STAN Donald Sage, STAN Mark Mandi, WASH Erik Strachan, ASU Forrest Tahdooahnippah, Andrew Wyman, WASH STAN

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2005 First Team 2008 First Team 2011 First Team Travis Boyd, WASH Evan Blanshan, WSU Garrett Baker-Slama, ASU Chris Chavez, CAL Reed Blochberger, ARIZ Ben DeJarnette, ORE Kal Clark, ASU Garrett Heath, STAN Chris Derrick, STAN Jeremy Cramer, ASU Jeremy Mineau, WASH Justin Englund, WSU Ryan Freimuth, WSU Thomas Peterson, ASU Nick Happe, ASU Grif!n Lee, ASU Drew Polley, WSU Rory McLeod, ARIZ Christopher Ogle, ARIZ Galen Rupp, ORE Matthew Miller, CAL Drew Polley, WSU Drew Shackleton, UCLA Steven Schnieders, ASU Forrest Tahdooahnippah, Jordan Swarthout, WASH Miles Unterreiner, STAN STAN Scott Wall, ORE Patrick Zacharias, ARIZ Ryan Warrenburg, ASU Second Team Second Team Second Team Chris Ahl, WASH Matt Biegner, COLO Neftalem Araia, STAN Ben Engelhardt, ASU Matt Boughton, ASU Andy Fader, WASH Matt Hansdavid Miller, CAL Joey Bywater, WASH Woody Favinger, WSU Jon Harding, WASH Maxime Chevee, CAL Mark Mandi, WASH Kari Karlsson, CAL Tim Costin, ORE Mike McGrath, ORE Daniel Lovell, ASU Andrew Gonzales, WSU Kevin Peters, WASH Jordan Mara, ARIZ Alec Govi, UCLA Vellibor Radejovic, ASU Mark Matusak, CAL Benjamin Johnson, STAN Eric Roberts, CAL Hari Mix, STAN Steve Kasica, COLO Drew Shackleton, UCLA Chris Mocko, STAN Doug Smith, ASU Kyle Shackleton, UCLA 2009 First Team 2006 First Team Chris Derrick, STAN Christopher Chavez, CAL Ben Engelhardt, ASU Kal Clark, ASU Justin Englund, WSU Woody Favinger, WSU Ben Jankunas, ASU Garrett Heath, STAN Cameron Liston, ASU Chris Ogle, ARIZ Jordan Mara, ARIZ Galen Rupp, ORE Matthew Miller, CAL Drew Shackleton, UCLA Justin Reed, STAN Kyle Shackleton, UCLA Jordan Swarthout, WASH Forrest Tahdooahnippah, Miles Unterreiner, STAN STAN Scott Wall, ORE Second Team Marco Anzures, UCLA Second Team Brandon Bethke, ASU Neftalem Araia, STAN Matt Boughton, ASU Travis Boyd, WASH Maxime Chevee, CAL David Gott, ASU Alex Crabill, UCLA Joey Heller, ASU Collin Eckelman, ASU Mark Matusak, CAL Elliott Heath, STAN Mike McGrath, ORE Daniel Lovell, ASU Jeremy Mineau, WASH Justin Marpole-Bird, STAN Kevin Peters, WASH Luke Puskedra, ORE Drew Polley, WSU Mike Sayenko, WASH 2010 First Team Ben DeJarnette, ORE 2007 First Team Chris Derrick, STAN Evan Blanshan, WSU Ben Engelhardt, ASU Christopher Chavez, CAL Justin Englund, WSU Mathew Cravens, ORE Nick Happe, ASU Ben Engelhardt, ASU Elliott Heath, STAN Garrett Heath, STAN Jordan Mara, ARIZ Drew Polley, WSU Steven Schnieders Galen Rupp, ORE Jordan Swarthout, WASH Drew Shackleton, UCLA Miles Unterreiner, STAN Kyle Shackleton, UCLA Scott Wall, ORE Second Team Andrew Berberick, STAN Second Team Ramsey Chapin, STAN Neftalem Araia, STAN Maxime Chevee, CAL Riley Booker, WASH Tim Costin, ORE Russell Brown, STAN Andrew Gonzales, WSU Michael Garcia, STAN Kevin Havell, STAN Daniel Geib, WSU Daniel Lovell, ASU Alex Grant, WSU Rory McLeod, ARIZ Mark Matusak, CAL Ken Scoggins, ORE Mike McGrath, ORE Doug Smith, ASU Hari Mix, STAN Chris Mocko, STAN

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NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS FROM THE PAC-12 1961 OSU 1970 ORE 1973 ORE 1974 ORE 1977 ORE 1996 STAN 2001 COLO 2002 STAN 2003 STAN 2004 COLO 2006 COLO 2007 ORE 2008 ORE

NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS FROM THE PAC-12 1957 Max Truex, USC 1961 Dale Story, OSU 1966 Gerry Lindgren, WSU 1967 Gerry Lindgren, WSU 1969 Gerry Lindgren, WSU 1970 Steve Prefontaine, ORE 1971 Steve Prefontaine, ORE 1973 Steve Prefontaine, ORE 1976 Henry Rono, WSU 1977 Henry Rono, WSU 1978 Alberto Salazar, ORE 1979 Henry Rono, WSU 1986 Aaron Ramirez, ARIZ 1998 , COLO 1993 Josephat Kapkory, WSU 1994 Martin Keino, ARIZ 1997 Meb Ke!ezighi, UCLA 2002 Jorge Torres, COLO 2003 , COLO 2008 Galen Rupp, ORE 2011 Lawi Lalang, ARIZ

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PAC-12 TEAM 1989 (Stanford, Calif.) 1995 (Stanford, Calif.) 2001 (Scottsdale, Ariz.) CHAMPIONS 1. WASH ...... 65 1. ORE ...... 55 1. STAN ...... 27 1986 ORE 2. WSU ...... 79 2. ARIZ ...... 60 2. ARIZ ...... 64 1987 ORE 3. ORE ...... 83 3. STAN ...... 61 3. ASU ...... 79 1988 ORE 4. UCLA ...... 110 4. WASH ...... 92 4. UCLA ...... 107 1989 WASH 5. ARIZ ...... 127 5. UCLA ...... 115 5. WASH ...... 109 1990 ORE 6. STAN ...... 134 6. CAL ...... 161 6. WSU ...... 155 1991 ORE 7. ASU ...... 142 7. WSU ...... 170 7. USC ...... 168 1992 ORE 8. CAL ...... 154 8. USC ...... 208 8. ORE ...... 210 1993 STAN 9. ASU ...... 278 9. CAL ...... 259 1994 STAN 1990 (Stanford, Calif.) 1995 ORE 1. ORE ...... 56 1996 (Stanford, Calif.) 2002 (Pasadena, Calif.) 1996 STAN 2. WASH ...... 61 1. STAN ...... 38 1. STAN ...... 23 1997 STAN 3. ARIZ ...... 87 2. WASH ...... 82 2. ASU ...... 59 1998 STAN 4. WSU ...... 110 3. ARIZ ...... 92 3. WASH ...... 79 1999 STAN 5. UCLA ...... 119 4. UCLA ...... 116 4. UCLA ...... 86 2000 STAN 6. CAL ...... 131 5. ORE ...... 126 5. ORE ...... 134 2001 STAN 7. STAN ...... 160 6. USC ...... 149 6. WSU ...... 197 2002 STAN 8. ASU ...... 182 7. WSU ...... 169 7. USC ...... 202 2003 STAN 9. USC ...... 283 8. CAL ...... 155 8. CAL ...... 208 2004 STAN 9. ASU ...... 216 9. ARIZ ...... 242 2005 STAN 1991 (Stanford, Calif.) 2006 STAN 1. ORE ...... 38 1997 (Stanford, Calif.) 2003 (Pullman, Wash.) 2007 STAN 2. ARIZ ...... 58 1. STAN ...... 36 1. STAN ...... 22 2008 WASH 3. WASH ...... 75 2. ORE ...... 72 2. ASU ...... 78 2009 WASH 4. UCLA ...... 110 WASH ...... 72 3. UCLA ...... 79 2010 STAN 5. ASU ...... 127 4. UCLA ...... 127 4. WASH ...... 123 2011 COLO 6. STAN ...... 150 5. ARIZ ...... 148 5. ORE ...... 161 7. WSU ...... 166 6. USC ...... 153 6. ARIZ ...... 179 8. CAL ...... 182 7. WSU ...... 163 7. USC ...... 185 PAC-12 9. USC ...... 268 8. CAL ...... 183 8. WSU ...... 187 CHAMPIONSHIP 9. ASU ...... 190 9. CAL ...... 202 1992 (Stanford, Calif.) RESULTS 1. ORE ...... 58 1998...... (Eugene, Ore.) 2004 (San Francisco, Calif.) 1986 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. WASH ...... 73 1. STAN ...... 53 1. STAN ...... 30 1. ORE ...... 61 3. ARIZ ...... 82 2. WASH ...... 74 2. ASU ...... 47 2. UCLA ...... 78 4. STAN ...... 95 3. ARIZ ...... 92 3. WASH ...... 100 3. STAN ...... 84 5. UCLA ...... 122 4. ASU ...... 122 4. UCLA ...... 102 4. ARIZ ...... 99 6. WSU ...... 141 5. ORE ...... 125 5. WSU ...... 171 5. ASU ...... 121 7. ASU ...... 144 6. WSU ...... 154 6. ARIZ ...... 180 6. WSU ...... 129 8. CAL ...... 163 7. USC ...... 166 7. ORE ...... 182 7. CAL ...... 146 9. USC ...... 285 8. UCLA ...... 167 8. USC ...... 233 8. OSU ...... 207 9. CAL ...... 176 9. CAL ...... 237 9. WASH ...... 212 1993 (Stanford, Calif.) 10. OSU ...... 238 1. STAN ...... 55 1999 (Long Beach, Calif.) 1987 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ARIZ ...... 65 1. STAN ...... 32 2005 (Tucson, Ariz.) 1. ORE ...... 29 3. UCLA ...... 71 2. ASU ...... 62 1. STAN ...... 34 2. UCLA ...... 64 4. ORE ...... 78 3. WASH ...... 70 2. ASU ...... 40 3. WSU ...... 91 5. WASH ...... 106 4. UCLA ...... 98 3. ORE ...... 86 4. ASU ...... 123 6. CAL ...... 146 5. ARIZ ...... 119 4. WASH ...... 111 5. STAN ...... 123 7. ASU ...... 204 6. ORE ...... 135 5. WSU ...... 159 6. CAL ...... 142 8. WSU ...... 209 7. WSU ...... 205 6. UCLA ...... 162 7. WASH ...... 159 9. USC ...... 267 8. USC ...... 228 7. CAL ...... 188 8. ARIZ ...... 177 CAL ...... 228 8. OSU ...... 190 9. OSU ...... 254 1994 (Stanford, Calif.) 9. ARIZ ...... 208 1. STAN ...... 57 2000 (Seattle, Wash.) 10. USC ...... 309 1988 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. ORE ...... 74 1. STAN ...... 51 1. ORE ...... 43 3. ARIZ ...... 82 2. ASU ...... 67 2006 (Stanford, Calif.) 2. UCLA ...... 75 4. WASH ...... 83 3. ARIZ ...... 79 1. STAN ...... 22 3. CAL ...... 77 5. UCLA ...... 84 4. WASH ...... 83 2. ASU ...... 51 4. WSU ...... 114 6. WSU ...... 141 5. WSU ...... 124 3. WASH ...... 96 5. ARIZ ...... 120 7. CAL ...... 166 6. UCLA ...... 134 4. ORE ...... 103 6. WASH ...... 143 8. ASU ...... 230 7. ORE ...... 140 5. UCLA ...... 121 7. STAN ...... 155 9. USC ...... 261 8. USC ...... 226 6. WSU ...... 156 8. ASU ...... 178 9. CAL ...... 254 7. ARIZ ...... 206 9. OSU ...... 272 8. OSU ...... 217 9. CAL ...... 260 10. USC ...... 323

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PAC-12 INDIVIDUAL PAC-12 2007 (Crovallis, Ore.) 1. STAN ...... 48 CHAMPIONS NEWCOMER 2. ORE ...... 64 1986 Penny Graves, ORE (16:51.7) 3. ASU ...... 68 1987 Annette Hand, ORE (16:44.0) OF THE YEAR 1999 Erin Sullivan, STAN WASH ...... 68 1988 Liz Wilson, ORE (17:06) 2000 Victoria Chang, STAN 5. WSU ...... 136 1989 Jennifer Robertson, WSU 2001 Sara Bei, STAN 6. ARIZ ...... 188 (16:53) 2002 Jessica Scalzo, ASU 7. OSU ...... 197 1990 Liz Wilson, ORE (16:52) 2003 Arianna Lambie, STAN 8. USC ...... 215 1991 Lisa Karnopp, ORE (16:48) 2004 Teresa McWalters, STAN 9. CAL ...... 237 1992 Nicole Woodward, ORE 2005 Tori Tyler, WASH 10. UCLA ...... 248 (16:51) 1993 Karen Hecox, UCLA (16:43) 2006 Ali Kielty, ASU 2008 (Eugene, Ore.) 1994 Karen Hecox, UCLA (17:00) 2007 Alexandra Kosinski, ORE 1. WASH ...... 15 1995 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ (16:45) 2008 Christine Babcock, WASH 2. ORE ...... 55 1996 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ (16:36) 2009 Jordan Hasay, ORE 3. STAN ...... 99 1997 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ (16:40) 2010 Katie Flood, WASH 4. ASU ...... 105 1998 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ (16:59) 2011 Shelby Houlihan, ASU 5. WSU ...... 188 1999 Erin Sullivan, STAN (17:01) 6. OSU ...... 192 2000 Tara Chaplin, ARIZ (20:10)* PAC-12 COACH 7. ARIZ ...... 199 2001 Lauren Fleshman, STAN 8. CAL ...... 209 (20:08) OF THE YEAR 9. USC ...... 212 2002 Sara Bei, STAN (19:48) 1986 Tom Heinonen, ORE 10. UCLA ...... 271 2003 Sara Bei, STAN (21:12) 1987 Tom Heinonen, ORE 2004 Amy Hastings, ASU (20:19) 1988 Tom Heinonen, ORE 2009 (Long Beach, Calif.) 2005 Arianna Lambie, STAN 1989 Mike Johnson, WASH 1. WASH ...... 35 (20:20) 1990 Tom Heinonen, ORE 2. ORE ...... 42 2006 Arianna Lambie, STAN 1991 Tom Heinonen, ORE 3. ASU ...... 110 (20:15) 1992 Mike Johnson, WASH 4. STAN ...... 111 2007 Arianna Lambie, STAN 1993 Vin Lananna, STAN 5. CAL ...... 128 (19:40) 1994 Vin Lananna, STAN 6. ARIZ ...... 130 2008 Kendra Schaaf, WASH 1995 Tom Heinonen, ORE 7. UCLA ...... 207 (19:24) 1996 Vin Lananna, STAN 8. OSU ...... 239 2009 Nicole Blood, ORE (19:41) Beth Alford-Sullivan, STAN 9. USC ...... 250 2010 Jordan Hasay, ORE (19:45) 1997 Vin Lananna, STAN 10. WSU ...... 251 2011 Katie Flood, WASH (19:32) Beth Alford-Sullivan, STAN * - First year in which course distance 1998 Beth Alford-Sullivan, STAN 2010 (Seattle, Wash.) increased from 5,000 meters to 6,000 1999 Walt Drenth, ASU 1. STAN ...... 62 meters. 2000 Walt Drenth, ASU 2. ARIZ ...... 65 2001 Vin Lananna, STAN 3. ORE ...... 68 2002 Vin Lananna, STAN 3. WASH ...... 68 PAC-12 ATHLETE 2003 Dena Evans, STAN 5. CAL ...... 132 OF THE YEAR 2004 Dena Evans, STAN 6. UCLA ...... 165 1986 Penny Graves, ORE 2005 Peter Tegen, STAN 7. ASU ...... 188 1987 Annette Hand, ORE 2006 Peter Tegen, STAN 8. OSU ...... 245 1988 Penny Graves, ORE 2007 Peter Tegen, STAN 9. WSU ...... 252 1989 Jennifer Robertson, WSU 2008 Greg Metcalf, WASH 10. USC ...... 257 1990 Liz Wilson, ORE 2009 Greg Metcalf, WASH 1991 Lisa Karnopp, ORE 2010 James Li, ARIZ 2011 (Litchfield Park, Ariz.) 1992 Louise Watson, STAN 2011 Greg Metcalf, WASH 1. COLO ...... 50 1993 Karen Hecox, UCLA 2. WASH ...... 73 1994 Karen Hecox, UCLA 3. STAN ...... 75 1995 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ 4. ORE ...... 89 1996 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ 5. ARIZ ...... 104 1997 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ 6. ASU ...... 168 1998 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ 7. CAL ...... 190 1999 Erin Sullivan, STAN 8. UTAH ...... 205 2000 Lisa Aguilera, ASU 9. OSU ...... 249 2001 Tara Chaplin, ARIZ 10. UCLA ...... 288 2002 Alicia Craig, STAN 11. WSU ...... 291 2003 Sara Bei, STAN 12. USC ...... 384 2004 Amy Hastings, ASU 2005 Arianna Lambie, STAN 2006 Arianna Lambie, STAN 2007 Arianna Lambie, STAN 2008 Kendra Schaaf, WASH 2009 Kendra Schaaf, WASH 2010 Jordan Hasay, ORE 2011 Jordan Hasay, ORE

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PAC-12 2003 First Team 2007 First Team 2011 First Team Sara Bei, STAN Arianna Lambie, STAN Jennifer Bergman, ARIZ ALL-CONFERENCE Alicia Craig, STAN Teresa McWalters, STAN Emma Coburn, COLO 1999 First Team Arianne Lambie, STAN Alexandra Kosinski, ORE Katie Flood, WASH Erin Sullivan, STAN Amy Hastings, ASU Nicole Blood, ORE Jordan Hasay, ORE Sally Glynn, STAN Magdalena Sandoval, ORE Jenna Kingma, ASU Shalaya Kipp, COLO Lauren Fleshman, STAN Katy Trotter, STAN Anita Campbell, WASH Kathy Kroeger, STAN Lisa Aguilera, ASU Valerie Flores, UCLA Ali Kielty, ASU Stephanie Marcy, STAN Anna Aoki, WASH Kate Vermeulen, UCLA Second Team Second Team Second Team Iryna Vashchuk, USC Isley Gonzalez, WSU Christine Babcock, WASH Second Team Ingvill Makestad, WASH Katie Follett, WASH Rachel Baptista, COLO Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Amanda Trotter, STAN Lauren Centrowitz, STAN Lara Darco, COLO Melinda Campbell, WASH Anna Masinelli, ASU Sarah Cocco, USC Shelby Houlihan, ASU Colleen Burke, ASU Desiree Davila, ASU Kari Hardt, ASU Elvin Kibet, ARIZ Kelly MacDonald, ASU Bridget Duffy, CAL Marie Lawrence, WASH Amanda Mergaert, UTAH Jen Schindler, WASH Ashley Caldwell, UCLA Kate Niehaus, STAN Jessica Tonn, STAN Mary Huang, STAN 2004 First Team 2008 First Team 2000 First Team Amy Hastings, ASU Kendra Schaaf, WASH Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Alicia Craig, STAN Marie Lawrence, WASH Lisa Aguilera ASU Anita Siraki, STAN Christine Babcock, WASH Lauren Fleshman, STAN Laura Harmon, ORE Anita Campbell, WASH Camissa Matson, WASH Desiree Davila, ASU Katie Follett, WASH Victoria Chang, STAN Amanda Trotter, STAN Amanda Miller, WASH Elena Villarreal, STAN Dallon Williams, WASH Lindsey Scherf, ORE

Second Team Second Team Second Team Mary Duerbeck, ASU Katy Trotter, STAN Nicole Blood, ORE Katrin Engelen, ARIZ Victoria Jackson, ASU Kari Hardt, ASU Hanna Smedstad, ORE Iryna Vashchuk, USC Ali Kielty, ASU Kate Bradshaw, WASH Teresa McWalters, STAN Alex Kosinski, ORE Ryan Gilmore, WSU Jeane Goff, STAN Lauren Saylor, WASH Katie Nuanes, UCLA Anna Masinelli, ASU Laurynne Chetelat, STAN Lauren Centrowitz, STAN Melissa Grelli, ORE 2001 First Team Lauren Fleshman, STAN 2005 First Team 2009 First Team Sara Bei, STAN Arianna Lambie, STAN Nicole Blood, ORE Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Amy Hastings, ASU Kendra Schaaf, WASH Everlyn Lagat, WSU Lindsay Flacks, STAN Jordan Hasay, ORE Alicia Craig, STAN Ashley Caldwell, UCLA Marie Lawrence, WASH Lisa Gibbs, WASH Teresa McWalters, STAN Christine Babcock, WASH Haley Paul, WSU Deborah Maier, CAL Second Team Anna Masinelli, ASU Kari Hardt, ASU Lisa Aguilera, ASU Mariel Ettinger, STAN Second Team Second Team Brianna Torres, ASU Tori Tyler, WASH Katie Follett, WASH Kelly MacDonald, ASU Jenna Kingma, ASU Alex Kosinski, ORE Erin Sullivan, STAN Victoria Jackson, ASU Alexandra Gits, STAN Beth Hoge, ARIZ Lauren Centrowitz, STAN Stephanie Marcy, STAN Rachel Ellison, ASU Claire Michel, ORE 2002 First Team Katie Leary, ORE Shannon Murakami, UCLA Sara Bei, STAN Amanda Trotter, STAN Mattie Callahan, ARIZ Lauren Fleshman, STAN Lena Nilsson, UCLA 2006 First Team 2010 First Team Alicia Craig, STAN Arianna Lambie, STAN Jennifer Bergman, ARIZ Malindi Elmore, STAN Kathleen Trotter, STAN Katie Flood, WASH Jessica Scalzo, ASU Amanda Trotter, STAN Jordan Hasay, ORE Teresa McWalters, STAN Alex Kosinski, ORE Second Team Cassie Rios, ASU Kathy Kroeger, STAN Courtney Inman, WASH Amy Lia, WASH Deborah Maier, CAL Carrie Zografos, ORE Brooke Bennett, ASU Stephanie Marcy, STAN Alejandra Barrientos, UCLA Amy Hastings, ASU Second Team Second Team Erin Sullivan, STAN Allie Bohannan, UCLA Zso!a Erdelyi, USC Desiree Davilla, ASU Anita Campbell, WASH Elvin Kibet, ARIZ Jenna Kingma, ASU Marie Lawrence, WASH Haley Paul, WSU Megan Meyer, ARIZ Lauren Centrowitz, STAN Hannah Moen, ARIZ Ali Kielty, ASU Lindsay Prescott, ASU Zoe Nelson, ORE Jessica Tonn, STAN

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PAC-12 1994 First Team 1998 First Team 2002 First Team Tara Carlson, WASH Marie Davis, ORE Sara Bei, STAN ALL-ACADEMIC Christie Engesser, ORE Mary Huang, STAN Cynthia Atencio, ASU 1990 First Team Milena Glusac, ORE Anna Lopacivch, USC Crystal Becker, USC Sabrina Han, CAL Karen Hecox, UCLA Heather McMahon, ORE Ana Cabrera, WSU Stacie Hoitink, WASH Viola Schaffer, ARIZ Elissa Riedy, CAL Jeane Goff, STAN Carol Holmen, ORE Sara Truitt, STAN Kim Schmolka, WSU Erinn Gulbrandsen, ORE Ronda Mikeworth, ARIZ Niamh Zwagerman, ORE Julia Stamps, STAN Eri Macdonald, ORE Jennifer Robertson, WSU Abby Parker, CAL Bridget Smyth, ARIZ Second Team Second Team Kate Spigel, WASH Liz Wilson, ORE Jeanene Harlick, UCLA Anna Aoki, WASH Carmen Winant, UCLA Shannon Heusser, WASH Melinda George, UCLA Second Team Emily Johnson, WASH Priscilla Hein, ASU Second Team Jennifer Ashe, UCLA Kathrine Malm, WASH Liz Howell, ORE Kate Bradshaw, WASH Ashley Black, STAN Julie Meyers, CAL Megan Maynard, WSU Molly Bull, WSU Anne Howard, WASH Marilyn Moberly, WSU Grazyna Penc, USC Camille Connelly, WASH Lisa Kamopp, ORE Lisa Quaintance, ARIZ Kara Syrdal, WASH Alicia Craig, STAN Nicole Nugent, UCLA Lindsey Egerdahl, WASH Sue Ocken, WASH 1995 First Team 1999 First Team Malindi Elmore, STAN Jennifer Reese, WASH Jenna Carlson, ORE Lisa Aguilera, ASU Katherine Hotchkiss, STAN Tara Carlson, WASH Anna Aoki, WASH Courtney Inman, WASH 1991 First Team Ann Colonna, ARIZ Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Susan Mortensen, ARIZ Rachel Brennan, ARIZ Jeanene Harlick, UCLA Mary Duerbeck, ASU Robin Tierney, ARIZ Lisa Christensen, ARIZ Kristin Liebich, WSU Megan Maynard, WSU Stacie Hoitink, WASH Sarna Renfro, STAN Ann Ramsey, STAN 2003 First Team Carol Holmen, WASH Viola Schaffer, ARIZ Kara Syrdal, WASH Ana Cabrera, WSU Lisa Karnopp, ORE Amanda Goeller, ARIZ Carrie Moller, WASH Second Team Second Team Nicole Gurnicz, ARIZ Lucy Nusrala, ORE Monal Chokshi, STAN Kara Barnard, UCLA Allison Hall, UCLA Milena Glusac, ORE Mary Huang, STAN Laura Hodgson, WASH Second Team Emily Johnson, WASH Ashley Foianini, WASH Beth Hoge, ARIZ Laura Andeen, UCLA Marilyn Moberly, WSU Melinda George, UCLA Amanda Lyon, ASU Liv Borgersen, WASH Lisa Quaintance, ARIZ Amy Maciasek, ASU Eri McDonald, ORE Catherine Linnes, WSU Stacey Radowicz, WSU Kelly MacDonald, ASU Kate Neeper, USC Ginny Mommsen, CAL Tenaya Soderman, CAL Lisa Schaures, WSU Carmen Winant, UCLA Jennifer Reese, WASH Sarah Truitt, STAN 1996 First Team 2000 First Team Second Team Kristin Wellman, ASU Monal Chokshi, STAN Lisa Aguilera, ASU Camille Connelly, WASH Christie Engesser, ORE Mary Duerbeck, ASU Julia Corbett, WSU 1992 First Team Katherina Kechris, UCLA Colleen Flaherty, STAN Jennifer Ford, ARIZ Jennifer Bravard, WSU Kaarin Knudson, ORE Greta Johnson, WSU Jeane Goff, STAN Jennifer Carpenter, WSU Kristin Liebich, WSU Beth Martin, ASU Eleanor Gordon, ORE Kelly Cordell, ASU Marilyn Moberly, WSU Emily Mullen, WASH Michi Hirakawa-Wong, ARIZ Karen Hecox, UCLA Sarna Renfro, STAN Ann Ramsey, STAN Melissa McBain, UCLA Stacie Hoitink, WASH Kara Syrdal, WASH Jessica Scalzo, ASU Erika Klein, ORE Second Team Brooke Thomas, USC Sarah Truitt, STAN Leila Burr, STAN Second Team Jenna Timinsky, UCLA Kelly Chavez, ARIZ Caroline Annis, STAN Second Team Sara Council, WSU Kathleen Brizgys, STAN 2004 First Team Jennifer Ashe, UCLA Angela Froese, WASH Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Ana Cabrera, WSU Hillary Blake, WASH Danelle Kabush, WASH Jenny Filipy, WSU Jamie Fuller, OSU Rachel Brennan ARIZ Julie Meyers, CAL Erinn Gulbrandsen, ORE Laura Hodgson, WASH Aimee Kriz, WASH Kimberly Schmolka, WSU Megan Maynard, WSU Beth Hoge, ARIZ Ginny Mommsen, CAL Kathryn Neeper, USC Brenda Sleeuwenhoek, ARIZ 1997 First Team 2001 First Team Jenna Timinsky, UCLA Kristin Wellman, ASU Angela Froese, WASH Lisa Aguilera, ASU Amanda Trotter, STAN Milena Glusac, ORE Tara Chaplin, ARIZ Michelle Wilson, OSU 1993 First Team Liz Howell, ORE Colleen Flaherty, STAN Carmen Winant, UCLA Jenna Carlson, ORE Katerina Kechris, UCLA Jenny Filipy, WSU Angela Wishaar, WASH Tara Carlson, WASH Kaarin Knudson, ORE Erinn Gulbrandsen, ORE Karen Hecox, UCLA Sarna Renfro, STAN Nicole Gurnicz, ARIZ Second Team Brenda Sleeuwenhoek, ARIZ Kristin Ritzenthaler, WSU Laura Turner, STAN Brooke Bennett, ASU Tenaya Soderman, CAL Camille Connelly, WASH Sarah Truitt, STAN Second Team Second Team Karen DeMartini, WSU Louise Watson, STAN Kelly Chavez, ARIZ Caroline Annis, STAN Allison Hall, UCLA Mary Duerbeck, ASU Jennifer Burris, ARIZ Ashley Ippolito, ARIZ Second Team Staci Eskesen, WASH Beth Hoge, ARIZ Arrianna Lambie, STAN Jill Callero, ORE Joanne Hunsinger, WSU Beth Martin, ASU Corey Randall, ASU Jeanene Harlick, UCLA Danelle Kabush, WASH Beth Welander, WSU Katy Trotter, STAN Jean Harvey, ARIZ Heather McMahon, ORE Kelly MacDonald, ASU Sarah West, UCLA Emily Johnson, WASH Kimberly Schmolka,WSU Kristin McFerron, ASU Ashley Younce, OSU Aimee Kriz, WASH Lisa Quaintance, ARIZ Niamh Zwagerman, ORE

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2005 First Team 2008 First Team 2011 First Team Brooke Bennett, ASU Hayley Belli, ORE Christine Babcock, WASH Rachel Ellison, ASU Marsha Lampi, OSU Jordan Hasay, ORE Arianna Lambie, STAN Zara Lukens, USC Hanna Henson, ARIZ Kate Neeper, USC Casey Masterson, OSU Anne Kesselring, ORE Haley Paul, WSU Kate Niehaus, STAN Marsha Lampi, OSU Sarah Pearson, ORE Hannah Soza-Hodgkinson, Casey Masterson, OSU Kaitlin Poggi, OSU OSU Erin Menefee, ARIZ Coarey Randall, ASU Sara Trané, WSU Claire Michel, ORE Amanda Trotter, STAN Chelsey Vandebrake, WSU Rachel Viger, COLO Michelle Wilson, OSU Ashlee Wall, WSU Natasa Vulic, ASU Bria Wetsch, ORE Second Team Second Team Angelina Cabrera, ARIZ Second Team Alyssa Abbott, UTAH Lindsay Flacks, STAN Brooke Anderson, WASH Rachel Butler, UCLA Jennifer Ford, ARIZ Madeline Duhon, STAN Lara Darco, COLO Jaime Fuller, OSU Katherine Ellis, USC Alexis Davis, UTAH Victoria Jackson, ASU Chanel Fischetti, USC Madeline Duhon, STAN Tara Stirewalt, OSU Ali Kielty, ASU Diana George, COLO Katy Trotter, STAN Madeleine O'Meara, STAN Elvin Kibet, ARIZ Sarah West, UCLA Hayley Oveson, WSU Kathy Kroeger, STAN Angela Wishaar, WASH Marisa Sandoval, WSU Deborah Maier, CAL Ashley Younce, OSU Marissa Urban, ARIZ Megan Patrignelli, ORE Lorene Young, OSU 2006 First Team Brooke Bennett, ASU 2009 First Team Samantha Godfrey, OSU Christine Babcock, WASH Arianna Lambie, STAN Chelsea Caloia, ASU Haley Paul, WSU Katherine Ellis, USC Kaitlin Poggi, OSU Zara Lukens, USC Danya Rumore, OSU Claire Michel, ORE Jenna Timinsky, UCLA Kate Niehaus, STAN Sara Trané, WSU Krista Stangel, OSU Amanda Trotter, STAN Chelsea VanDeBrake, WSU Marissa Urban, ARIZ Ashlee Wall, WSU Bria Wetsch, ORE Second Team Angelina Cabrera, ARIZ Second Team Lauren Denfeld, OSU Bronwyn Crossman, ORE Liisa Heinonen, ORE Madeline Duhon, STAN Jenna Kingma, ASU Courtney Golden, ASU Neoma Palmer, OSU Allison Linnell, WASH Sarah Pearson, ORE Catherine Loden, ASU Corey Randall, ASU Madeleine O'Meara, STAN Trisha Rasmussen, WASH Allison Rojewski, USC Cassie Rios, ASU Marisa Sandoval, WSU Katy Trotter, STAN Hannah Soza-Hodgkinson, OSU 2007 First Team Natasa Vulic, ASU Lauren Centrowitz, STAN Chanel Fishetti, USC 2010 First Team Megan Hibner, OSU Christine Babcock, WASH Arianna Lambie, STAN Ashlee Wall Eskelsen, WSU Kate Niehaus, STAN Grace Green, WASH Hayley Oveson, OSU Jordan Hasay, ORE Krista Stangel, OSU Anne Kesselring, ORE Sara Trané, WSU Kathy Kroeger, STAN Chelsey Vandebrake, WSU Marsha Lampi, OSU Bria Wetsch, ORE Catherine Loden, ASU Zara Lukens, USC Second Team Megan Meyer, ARIZ Brooke Anderson, WASH Angelina Cabrera, ARIZ Second Team Lauren Denfeld, OSU Ashley Berry, OSU Katherine Ellis, USC Madeline Duhon, STAN Ali Kielty, ASU Lauren Graebner, OSU Sarah Pearson, ORE Georgia Grif!n, STAN Trisha Rasmussen, WASH Taylor Hunt, OSU Angela Spada!no, ASU Alexandra Kosinski, ORE Marissa Urban, ARIZ Deborah Maier, CAL Lorene Young, OSU Claire Michel, ORE Allison Rojewski, USC Hannah Soza-Hodgkinson, OSU

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NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS FROM THE PAC-12 1983 ORE 1987 ORE 1996 STAN 2000 COLO 2003 STAN 2004 COLO 2005 STAN 2006 STAN 2007 STAN 2008 WASH

NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS FROM THE PAC-12 1996 Amy Skieresz, ARIZ 2000 Kara Grgas-Wheeler, COLO 2001 Tara Chaplin, ARIZ

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