FLORIDA STATE TRACK & FIELD 2020 NCAA Indoor Championships • March 13-14 • Albuquerque, New Mexico

When the Noles Compete Noles out to improve on ‘19 NCAA Indoor finishes (All event times listed are Eastern) The eighth-ranked Florida State men’s track & field team, fresh off the program’s Friday, March 13 third consecutive and 13th all-time ACC Indoor title, will send seven athletes into action at the 2020 NCAA Indoor Championships, March 13-14. The meet will be Time Event FSU entries contested at the Albuquerque Convention Center for the first time since 2014, 7:15 pm Mile (w-prelims) Skyring when the Noles men returned from New Mexico with a fourth-place team trophy. 7:15 pm Long Jump (m-prelims/final) Grimes, Edoki 7:50 pm 60m Dash (m-prelims) Matherson, Banks That marked the last time the Noles finished “on the podium” at an NCAA Cham- 8:00 pm 60m Dash (w-prelims) Seymour pionship meet. That could well change. FSU tied for sixth last year with just four 8:40 pm 60m Hurdles (m-prelims) Cunningham, Parker, Canady qualifiers and has spent virtually the entire season among the nation’s best in the 9:55 pm 5000m Run (w-final) Funderburk USTFCCCA’s national ratings index. 10:15 pm 200m dash (w-prelims) Seymour The FSU women, who have been in and out of the top-25 all year, arrive in ABQ Saturday, March 14 at No. 28 with just three qualifiers. The Noles tied for 35th last year behind a third- 6:20 pm Mile (w-final) tbd place 60-meter dash finish from Ka’Tia Seymour, who returns. 6:30 pm 60m Dash (m-final) tbd 6:40 pm 60m Dash (w-final) tbd What Noles 2 Watch 4 7:10 pm 60m Hurdles (m-final) tbd 8:00 pm 200m Dash (w-final) tbd Among the noteworthy Florida State storylines to follow this weekend are: • Junior, three-time 60-meter hurdle qualifier Trey Cunningham is the No. 1 Broadcast Schedule seed and unbeaten against collegians this season. The Bowerman Watch List star could become the Noles’ first indoor national champion since Den- Friday, March 13 tarius Locke (60m dash) and James Harris (high jump) won 2014 titles, also 7:15 pm (ET) ESPN3/WatchESPN https://es.pn/2U6OlBN at Albuquerque...sixth as a freshman and third last year, he can join former Saturday, March 14 FSU NCAA hurdles champions Danny Smith (60 yd; 1974-75), Phillip Riley 5:55 pm (ET) ESPN3/WatchESPN https://es.pn/3aEmCPa (55m; 1995) and Drew Brunson (2008). • Seniors Caleb Parker and Braxton Canady join Cunningham in the 60-me- Live Resuts ter hurdles. The transfers from Southern Miss and Oregon, respectively, are https://bit.ly/3aLajR8 not strangers to the championship stage. Parker was seventh in his indoor debut last year. Canady is making his third trip to the big show...this is the Where the Noles rank vs. field first time since 2015 that a school has qualified three in the hurdles. South A quick look at FSU’s NCAA Indoor qualifiers and their seeding: Carolina did so in ‘15, while Florida had three qualifiers in 2003. Women • Junior Ka’Tia Seymour makes her third consecutive NCAA Indoor Cham- pionships appearance in the sprints. She is a two-event qualifier (60- and Name Event Seed Mark Ka’Tia Seymour 60m Dash 3 7.17 200-meter dashes) for the first time since 2018, but is coming off a third- Ka’Tia Seymour 200m Dash 6 22.82 place finish in the 60 at the 2019 meet. Seymour hopes to deliver FSU its Maudie Skyring Mile 13 4:37.26 second NCAA 60-meter title, joining 2000 champ Tonya Carter...Seymour is Elizabeth Funderburk 5000m Run 16 16:05.56 the No. 3 seed in the 60 and the No. 6 seed in the 200. She finished sixth in Men the 200 as a freshman in 2018. • Junior Maudie Skyring is FSU’s first qualifier in the women’s mile since Isaac Grimes Long Jump 7 8.00m/26-3 Colleen Quigley placed third in 2015. The Australia native and ACC run- Fabian Edoki Long Jump 11 7.86m/25-9.5 ner-up will try and extend an impressive streak of 11 consecutive first-team Taylor Banks 60m Dash 10 6.61 All-American finishes (top eight) in the mile by the Noles, dating to Natalie Jhevaughn Matherson 60m Dash 12 6.61 Hughes in 2004. Trey Cunningham 60m Hurdles 1 7.51 • Freshman Taylor Banks and sophomore Jhevaughn Matherson will make Caleb Parker 60m Hurdles 4 7.61 their NCAA Indoor Championship debuts in the 60-meter dash. They are the Braxton Canady 60m Hurdles 10 7.70 19th and 20th Noles to qualify in the 60-meter dash since 2005...13 of the previous 18 earned first-team All-American honors...Banks is the fifth FSU Notes You Need to Nole... true freshman to to qualify in the 60, joining Walter Dix (‘05), Marvin Bracy • Five of FSU’s nine qualifiers have 13 combined NCAA Division I (‘13), Kendal Williams (‘15) and Bryand Rincher (‘19). Indoor Championship appearances; • Transfers Isaac Grimes and Fabian Edoki will compete in the long jump. It • Junior Isaac Grimes was a two-time NCAA Division II Indoor marks just the second time in program history - and the second time in three Championships qualifier and the 2019 long jump champion; years - that the Noles have qualified two in the event. Kenneth Fisher and • Trey Cunningham is unbeaten collegiately in the 60-meter hur- Corion Knight repped FSU at the 2018 indoor meet. dles and enters the meet ranked No. 1 • Ka’Tia Seymour, a three-time qualifier, will compete in both the • Redshirt freshman Elizabeth Funderburk found out late Tuesday afternoon 60- and 200-meter dashes for the second time in three years; that she would be traveling to New Mexico for her first NCAA Championships • Four of FSU’s seven men are transfers, including 2019 NCAA appearance on the track. Funderburk was 17th on the declaration list for the Indoor scorers Fabian Edoki and Caleb Parker. 5000-meter run, but a medical scratch cleared a spot for the first-year indoor runner from South Georgia. • The Florida State men have an opportunity to notch consecutive top-10 NCAA Indoor finishes for the first time since following up their fifth-place showing in 2011 with a tie for eighth in 2012. The Noles tied for sixth last Media Contact: Bob Thomas season, marking the ninth top-10 finish under coach Bob Braman and the Associate Sports Information Director @FSU_Track @fsu_track 10th in program history. FSU finished seventh in 1974. 850-694-1768 / [email protected] • The Seminole women last finished in the top-10 back in 2011, placing ninth #GoNoles at the end of a four-year run of top-10 showings under Braman. 2020 NCAA Indoor Notes FSU Men’s Entries ESPN3 Coverage Friday, Saturday All-Time NCAA TFRRS/NCAA Indoor Finishes Event SB Rank/Seed Men 60m 2019 6th (t) Taylor Banks 6.61 t10/10 2018 21st Jhevaughn Matherson 6.61 t10/12 2017 58th (t) 60m Hurdles 2016 37th (t) Trey Cunningham 7.51 1/1 2015 38th (t) Caleb Parker 7.61 t3/4 2014 4th Braxton Canady 7.70 10/10 2013 18th (t) Long Jump 2012 8th (t) Isaac Grimes 8.00m t6/7 2011 5th Fabian Edoki 7.86m 11/11 2010 12th 2009 3rd FSU Women’s Entries ESPN3 will live stream the two-day NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships from the Albuquerque 2008 2nd TFRRS/NCAA Convention Center, March 13-14. 2007 2nd Event SB Rank/Seed 2006 3rd Veteran Dwight Stones will handle the play-by-play duties and be joined in the booth by analysts Dan 60m 2005 8th O’Brien and Jill Montgomery. Larra Overton will serve as the track-side reporter for the broadcast. Ka’Tia Seymour 7.17 t3/3 2004 44th (t) 200m Coverage begins Friday, March 13 at 7:15 p.m. (ET) through the conclusion of the competition. 2003 49th (t) Ka’Tia Seymour 22.82 6/6 Saturday’s action airs at 5:55 p.m. (ET), right through the conclusion of the meet. 2002 50th (t) Mile 2001 26th (t) Maudie Skyring 4:37.26 19/13 Broadcast Links 1995 21st (t) 5000m Friday https://theacc.co/itf20accnx1 1994 24th (t) Elizabeth Funderburk 16:05.56 23/16 Saturday https://theacc.co/itf20accnx2 1992 22nd (t) 1988 21st (t) Noles in the USTFCCCA Ratings Index 1987 37th (t) Note: All rankings come directly from After a program-record four consecutive ratings index appearances at No. 1 to start the season, the 1986 13th (t) the TFRRS descending order lists; Florida State men enter the NCAA Indoor Championships at No. 8 following their runaway victory for the 1984 21st (t) seeds reflect post-scratch entry list. ACC title. The Noles women briefly returned to the Top-25 after the ACC meet, but sit at No. 28. 1982 38th (t) Here’s a week-by-week look at the Noles in the 2020 rankings: 1980 12th Keys TEAM PS WK1 WK2 WK3 WK4 WK5 WK6 WK7 1978 20th @ - converted time from altitude FSU MEN 1 1 1 1 7 9 8 8 1977 28th nt - no time FSU WOMEN 11 12 18 18 29 32 20 28 nm - no mark 1976 20th (t) nr - not ranked 1975 14th (t) 1974 7th (t) 1973 26th (t) Women 2019 35th (t) 2018 26th 2015 24th (t) 2014 39th (t) Men Women 2013 15th 1. LSU 1. LSU 2012 20th 2. Northern Arizona 2. Southern California 2011 9th 3. Oregon 3. Texas A&M 4. Texas 4. Georgia 2010 7th 5. Georgia 5. Arkansas 2009 8th 6. Florida 6. Kentucky 2008 6th 7. Texas A&M 7. Oregon 2007 30th (t) 8. Florida State 8. Washington 2006 15th (t) 9. Iowa State 9. Texas 10. Tennessee 10. Colorado 2004 16th (t) 11. Southern California 11. Florida 2003 17th (t) 12. Arkansas 12. Stanford 2002 42nd (t) 13. Minnesota 13. Alabama 2001 26th (t) 14. Indiana 14. Ohio State 1999 55th (t) 15. Texas Tech 15. UCLA 16. Iowa 16. Texas Tech 1997 28th (t) 17. North Carolina A&T 17. Penn State 1996 20th 18. Virginia 18. New Mexico 1991 25th (t) 19. Wisconsin 19. Iowa 1989 34th 20. Kansas 20. BYU 1987 16th (t) 21. Virginia Tech 21. Kansas State 22. Kentucky 22. Ole Miss 1986 6th (t) 23. Alabama 23. Virginia Tech 1985 1st 24. South Dakota 24. Minnesota 1984 4th 25. Notre Dame 25. North Carolina A&T 2020 NCAA Indoor Rosters

Men Name Pronunciation Year Event Hometown/Last School Taylor Banks FR 60 Miramar, Fla./Miramar Braxton Canady Can-uh-dee SR 60 Hurdles Jacksonville, Fla./Oregon Trey Cunningham JR 60 Hurdles Winfield, Ala./Winfield City Fabian Edoki eh-doak-ee SR Long Jump Calabar South, Nigeria/Middle Tennessee Isaac Grimes JR Long Jump Moreno Valley, Calif./Chadron State Jhevaughn Matherson juh-von SO 60 Kingston, Jamaica/Kingston College Caleb Parker SR 60 Hurdles Stafford, Texas/Southern Miss Women Elizabeth Funderburk FR 5000 Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County Ka’Tia Seymour Kay-tee-uh JR 60/200 Palatka, Fla./Palatka Maudie Skyring maw-dee JR Mile Wollongong, Australia/University of Wollongong Coaching Staff Support Staff Bob Braman Head Coach (M&W)/Men’s Distance Ashton Henderson Associate Athletic Director Trevor Dunbar Operations Assistant/M. Distance Dorian Scott Director of Field Events/Throws David Beauchem Director of Operations Michael Castel Operations Assistant/W. Distance Kelly Phillips Women’s Distance Anthony Alaniz Head Athletic Trainer Alex Midgett Operations Assistant/W. Distance Ricky Argro Men’s Sprints Carly Jaskulski Athletic Trainer Aaron Seminski Operations Assistant/W. Sprints Keith Herston Jumps, Pole Vault & Multis Erik Myyra Strength & Conditioning Isaiah Simmons Operations Assistant/Throws Matt Kane Women’s Sprints/Hurdlers Austin Whitelaw Academic Advisor Shola Olojo Operations Assistant/Jumps Jacques Touissant Volunteer Coach/Men’s Sprints Frankie Grizzle-Malgrat Equipment Layne Herdt Videographer/Seminoles.com Paul Conner Volunteer Coach/Pole Vault & Jumps Robin Rogers Massage Therapist Bob Thomas Sports Information Terry Long Volunteer Coach

Indoor Schedule Outdoor Schedule Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite Clemson, SC March 20-21 Bulls Invitational Tampa, FL Jan. 17-18 Vanderbilt Invitational Nashville, TN March 26-27 FSU Relays Tallahassee, FL Jan. 24-25 Bob Pollock Invitational Clemson, SC March 27-28 Raleigh Relays Raleigh, NC Jan. 30-Feb. 1 Texas Tech Invitational Lubbock, TX April 2-4 Pepsi Florida Relays Gainesville, FL Jan. 31-Feb. 1 Indiana University Relays Bloomington, IN April 15-17 Bryan Clay Invitational & Multis Azusa, CA Feb. 14-15 David Hemery Valentine Invitational Boston, MA April 16-18 Mt. SAC Invitational Walnut, CA Feb. 14-15 Tiger Paw Invitational Clemson, SC April 17-18 Tom Jones Memorial Gainesville, FL Feb. 21-22 JDL DMR Invitational Winston-Salem, NC April 23-25 Penn Relays Philadelphia, PA Feb. 22 Alex Wilson Invitational Notre Dame, IN May 1-2 Texas Invitational Austin, TX Feb. 27-29 ACC Indoor Championships Notre Dame, IN May 1 North Florida Twilight Jacksonville, FL March 13-14 NCAA Indoor Championships Albuquerque, NC May 14-16 ACC Outdoor Championships Durham, NC May 28-30 NCAA East Preliminary Lexington, KY June 10-13 NCAA Outdoor Championships Austin, TX 2020 NCAA Indoor Notes Duo making rare three-peat tively in the long jump, Grimes and Cunningham sets records By the numbers Limited to just the top 16 individual in Edoki can extend FSU’s streak of became the first Trey Cunningham A look at the 2020 indoor each event, the NCAA Indoor Track consecutive years with an NCAA man in ACC history to win three season in a different kind & Field Championships are arguably scorer to 11. consecutive 60-meter hurdle titles of digital way: the most difficult to qualify for in all Dating to Brian Chibudu’s sev- and broke his own meet record in the of college athletics. That makess the enth-place long jump finish in 2010, process. 10 - Number of Noles third consecutive appearances of FSU has posted a top-eight finish Cunningham smashed his year-old competing at the NCAA juniors Trey Cunningham and Ka’Tia every year in either the long jump or ACC Indoor Championships record of Indoor Championships; 7 Seymour even more special. triple jump. 7.64 when he ran 7.60 in the final at men and 3 women. Cunningham is one of only three me Notre Dame’s Loftus Sports Center. 4 - FSU’s combined ros- That run includes Ngoni Makusha’s who have qualified for the 60-meter 2011 long jump title, as well as a third- ter includes athletes from hurdles in each of the last three years, place finish in the 2014 triple jump Men grab 21 All-ACC honors 4 different nations: United joining Iowa’s Jaylan McConico and States, Jamaica, Nigeria, by Jonathan Reid, which was also FSU produced 21 All-ACC honors in LSU’s Damion Thomas. the last time the championship was their runaway win to the men’s ACC and Australia. The Noles’ star is the only member contensted in New Mexico. title, with 19 of their 26 competitors 3 - Florida natives repre- of that trio with an opportunity to combining for the league-high mark. senting the Noles in New Armani Wallace extended the streak make a third consecutive trip to the The women added seven honorees: Mexico: Ka’Tia Seymour, to 10 years by placing fourth in the tri- hurdles final. Thomas was eighth as Men’s First-Team All-ACC Taylor Banks and Braxton ple jump last year in Birmingham, Ala. a freshman. McConico, who qualified Trey Cunningham 60-meter hurdles Canady. as a fresghman at Illinois State before Fabian Edoki Long Jump Men make ACC meet history 2 - School records estab- transferring, has yet to make a final, Isaac Grimes Long Jump lished: Trey Cunningham though he is the No. 2 seed this year. The FSU men’s team won their 13th Caleb Parker 60-meter hurdles ACC Indoor Championship at Notre Sanjae Lawrence Shot Put (60H, 7.51), and Ka’Tia FSU senior Braxton Canady is also Dame, and did so in runaway style. Jhevaughn Matherson 200-meter dash Seymour (200, 22.82). qualified for a third time, but missed The Noles earned a piece of their third DaeQwan Butler 400-meter dash 2x3 - Juniors Ka’Tia the 2018 meet after qualifying as an consecutive title at the Loftus Center Braxton Canady 60-meter hurdles Seymour and Trey Cun- Oregon Duck in 2017 and 2019. by rolling up a post 2014 expansion Jeremiah Davis Long Jump ningham are making their record 140 points and beating Virginia Kasey Knevelbaard Mile run Seymour’s third consecutive appear- third consecutive NCAA Tech by 31 points. The Hokies were Jhevaughn Matherson 60-meter dash Indoor Championship ance in the 60-meter dash is even 30-point favorites entering the meet. Milton Ingraham Shot Put more rare. Only fellow Floridian and appearances as Noles. Men’s Second-Team All-ACC defending champion Twanisha Terry What made FSU’s victory even more Darius Clark Long Jump 4x1 - Freshman Taylor of USC returns to the event for a third impressive is that they routed the Caleb Parker High Jump Banks, redshirt freshman straight time. favorites despite winning just two Austin Thompson Pole Vault Elizabeth Funderburk, events - the long jump (Fabian Edoki) Isaac Grimes Triple Jump sophomore Jhevaughn Neither athlete reached the final in and 60-meter hurdles (Trey Cunning- 2018, but Seymour chased Terry 4x400 Relay Kyle Fearrington, Canady, Matherson and junior ham). The Noles finished 1-2-3-4-6 in Cameron Daniel, Butler Maudie Skyring are across the finish line a year ago in a the long jump for 32 points and went bronze medal finish. Dante Newberg Heptathlon making their NCAA Indoor 1-2-3-7 in the hurdles for 26 points. Taylor Banks 200-meter dash Championship debuts. Skyring chasing greats The Noles would have finished fifth Jacore Irving Triple Jump 29 - Additional all-time Bert Freire 800-meter run FSU junior Maudie Skyring has big with those 58 points. top-10 FSU indoor shoes to fill in her first NCAA Indoor Women’s First-Team All-ACC marks posted. Men (17): Championship appearnace in the mile. Seymour first 3-time MVP Ka’Tia Seymour 60-meter dash Jhevaughn Matherson Ranked eighth in FSU school history, Junior sprinter Ka’Tia Seymour has Ka’Tia Seymour 200-meter dash (200); DaeQwan Butler the Australia native has designs on dominated the ACC scene since Maudie Skyring Mile run and Kyle Fearrington becoming the 12th Nole in 17 years her arrival in 2018 and continued Trentorria Green Triple Jump (400); Kasey Knevel- and 13 qualifiers to earn first-team two weeks ago at Notre Dame. The Women’s Second-Team All-ACC baard and Bert Freire (top-eight) All-American honors. Palatka, Fla. native swept the 60- 4x400 Relay Janae Caldwell, Kimmie (mile); Steven Cross and Year Athlete Place and 200-meter titles for the second Cunningham, Edidiong Odiong, Seymour Silas Griffith (5k); Caleb 2004 Natalie Hughes 5th consecutive year and walked off with Jazmyn Dennis Pole Vault Parker, Braxton Canady 2006 Natalie Hughes 2nd her third consecutive ACC Women’s Nadia Maffo Weight Throw and Tyricke Highman (60 2007 Barbara Parker 4th Indoor Track MVP trophy. hurdles); Isaac Grimes 2008 Hannah England 1st Piling up weekly ACC honors and Fabian Edoki (long 2009 Pilar McShine 4th Not only is Seymour the first woman to It has been a productive indoor jump); Sanjae Lawrence 2010 Pilar McShine 3rd win three ACC Indoor Championship season for the Seminoles, especially and Milton Ingraham (shot 2011 Amanad Winslow 5th Track MVP honors, she joins former within the ACC, where FSU men and put); Parker (high jump); 2012 Hannah Brooks 6th FSU men’s star Maurice Mitchell women have stock-piled nine perform- 4x400 and Distance (2010-2012) as just the second of 2013 Amanda Winslow 2nd er of the week honors: Medley relays. Women either gender to accomplish the feat. 2014 Colleen Quigley 6th Men’s Track Performer of the Week (12): Ka’Tia Seymour and Jan. 15 Trey Cunningham 2014 Linden Hall 14th “Ka’Tia is the First Lady of ACC Jayla Kirkland (60); Janae Jan. 29 Trey Cunningham 2015 Colleen Quigley 3rd sprints,” Braman said. “She’s domi- Caldwell (400), Maudie Feb. 12 Trey Cunningham nated for three years and there’s no Skyring (mile); Eliza- Feb. 19 Trey Cunningham Jumpers can extend streak ceiing too high for her. That 200 on beth Funderburk (5k), Men’s Field Performer of the Week Seminoles Isaac Grimes and Fabian this track is really special.” Trentorria Green (triple Jan. 15 Isaac Grimes Edoki have an opportunity to continue jump); Jazmyn Dennis the programs’ long-standing run of Seymour has won five of six sprint Jan. 22 Isaac Grimes and Nicole Breske (pole success in the horizontal jumps at the titles (60 and 200) in three years. Jan. 29 Caleb Parker vault); Amani Heaven NCAA Indoor Championships. That’s the most dominant stretch in Feb. 5 Isaac Grimes (shot put); Nadia Maffo conference history. Women’s Track Performer of the Week (weight throw) and two As the Nos. 7 and 11 seeds, respec- Jan. 15 Jayla Kirkland 4x400 entries. 2020 Qualifier Performance Lists FSU MEN ISAAC GRIMES - Long Jump (PB 8.00m/26-3) TREY CUNNINGHAM - 60m Hurdles (PB 7.50) Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.85m/25-9.25 2nd Date Meet Mark Place Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.95m/26-1 2nd Feb. 29 ACC Championships 7.60 (f) 1st Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 8.00m/26-3 1st Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.65 (p) 1st Jan. 17 Vanderbilt Invitational 7.97m/26-1.75 1st Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.51 (f)^ 2nd Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 7.91m/25-11.5 1st Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.64 (s) 2nd Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.65 (p) 2nd FABIAN EDOKI - Long Jump (PB 8.01m/26-3.5) Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.52-a (f) 1st Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.86m/25-9.5 1st Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.57-a (s) 1st Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.82m/25-8 2nd Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.63-a (p) 2nd Jan. 17 Vanderbilt Invitational 7.77m/25-6 2nd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.57 (f) 1st Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.63 (p) 1st Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 7.61 (f) 1st FSU WOMEN Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 7.65 (p) 1st KA’TIA SEYMOUR - 60m Dash (PB 7.17) CALEB PARKER - 60m Hurdles (PB 7.61) Feb 29 ACC Championships 7.17 (f) 1st Feb. 29 ACC Championships 7.71 (f) 2nd Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.23 (p) 1st Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.76 (p) 3rd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.25 (f) 1st Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.61 (f) 3rd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.28 (p) 2nd Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.75 (2) 7th Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.72 (p) 3rd KA’TIA SEYMOUR - 60m Dash (PB 22.82) Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.63-a (f) 2nd Feb. 29 ACC Championships 22.82 (f)^ 1st Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.69-a (s) 2nd Feb. 28 ACC Championships 23.30 (p) 1st Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.61-a (p) 1st Feb. 15 Tiger Paw Invitational 23.34 (f) 10th Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.68 (f) 2nd Feb. 1 Texas Tech Invitationall 23.13 (f) 3rd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.80 (p) 3rd Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 7.64 (f) 2nd MAUDIE SKYRING - Mile (PB 4:37.26) Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 7.81 (p) 2nd Feb. 29 ACC Championships 4:37.26 (f) 2nd Feb. 28 ACC Championships 4:46.95 (p) 6th BRAXTON CANADY - 60m Hurdles (PB 7.70) Feb. 21 JDL DMR Invitational 4:40.50 (f) 1st Feb. 29 ACC Championships 7.75 (f) 3rd Feb. 14 David Hemery Valentine Invitational 4:37.64 (f) 10th Feb. 28 ACC Championships 7.70 (p) 1st Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 4:39.29 (f) 1st Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational DNF (s) -- - - Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 7.92 (p) 11th ELIZABETH FUNDERBURK - 5000m (PB 16:05.56) Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.74-a (f) 3rd Feb. 29 ACC Championships 16:33.47 (f) 10th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.76-a (s) 4th Feb. 14 David Hemery Valentine Invitational 16:05.56 (f) 6th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 7.80-a (p) 3rd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.73 (f) 3rd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 7.79 (p) 2nd KEY Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 8.04 (p) 9th BOLD - Personal Best ^ - FSU record JHEVAUGHN MATHERSON - 60m Dash (PB 6.61) Feb. 29 ACC Championships 6.63 (f) 3rd Feb. 28 ACC Championships 6.61 (p) 2nd Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational DNS (f) - - - Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 6.63 (s) 3rd Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 6.72 (p) 8th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational DNS (f) - - - Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 6.65-a (s) 4th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 6.72-a (p) 5th TAYLOR BANKS - 60m Dash (PB 6.61) Feb. 29 ACC Championships 6.76 (f) 7th Feb. 28 ACC Championships 6.64 (p) 4th Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 6.61 (f) 3rd Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 6.68 (s) 7th Feb. 14 Tiger Paw Invitational 6.77 (p) 9th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 6.69-a (f) 5th Jan. 31 Texas Tech Invitational 6.67-a (s) 7th Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 6.66 (f) 2nd Jan. 24 Bob Pollock Invitational 6.69 (p) 1st Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 6.67 (f) 1st Jan. 11 Orange & Purple Elite 6.69 (p) 1st 2020 NCAA Men’s Qualifiers Taylor Banks, Freshman, Miramar, Fla. - 60-meter dash Makes his NCAA Indoor Championships debut in the 60-meter dash to finish off a banner campaign...enters the meet as the No. 10 seed on the strength of his season- and personal-best time of 6.61, which he posted in the finals of the 60-meter dash at the Tiger Paw Invitational...advanced to the finals in all five meets, beginning with his debut victory a Clemson’s Orange & Purple Elite...lowered his season-best in three of his first four meets...contributed to the Noles’ ACC Indoor team title by ad- vancing to the finals in both the 60 and 200, placing seventh and fifth, respectively...exceptional coming out of the blocks in his first collegiate season...entered senior season at Miramar High as the top 100- meter sprinter in the nation after running 10.26 as a junior...won Florida 4A state titles in both the 100 and 200 outdoors as a senior in 2019.

Braxton Canady, Senior, Jacksonville, Fla. - 60-meter hurdles First-year Nole will make his third trip to the NCAA Indoor Championships in the 60-meter hurdles after transferring from Ore- gon where he finished 13th as a freshman and 14th as a junior...enjoying his finest season with the Noles, highlighted by his personal-best time of 7.70 in the ACC Indoor Championship preliminary heat, securing the No. 10 seed...contributed a third- place finish to FSU’s team title in the hurdles and ran the second leg of the Noles’ runner-up 4x400 relay team...ranks sixth on FSU’s all-time hurdles list and part of the No. 10 4x400 relay in school history...was a two-time silver medalist for the Ducks at the MPSF Championships and won the 2018 Pac-12 110-meter hurdle title...starred at Jacksonville’s Paxon High where he was the state 300-meter hurdles champion in 2017 and a two-time runner-up in the 110 hurdles...initially recuited by FSU.

Trey Cunningham, Junior, Winfield, Ala. - 60-meter hurdles The Florida State and ACC record-holder in the 60-meter hurdles (7.51) is unbeaten against collegiate competition in 2020 and makes his third consecutive NCAA Indoor Championships appearance as the No. 1 seed...is the first three-time champion over the 60-meter hurdles in ACC history, breaking his own meet record (7.60) while leading a 1-2-3-7 scoring haul for the Noles... has twice broken the ACC record this season, capped by his personal-best of 7.51 set at the Tiger Paw Invitational, where he was the runner-up to three-time NCAA champion and current World leader Grant Holloway...currently ranks fourth in the World and is tied for the No. 7 time on the all-time collegiate list...has been a fixture onThe Bowerman Watch List this season...set the still-standing World U20 60-meter record as a high school senior.

Fabian Edoki, Senior, South Calabar, Nigeria - Long Jump Senior transfer from Middle Tennessee State won the ACC Indoor long jump title with a season-best leap of 7.86m (25-9.5) to lock up the No. 11 seed at the NCAA Indoor Championships...currently ranks No. 6 on FSU’s all-time indoor list...set tone for Noles’ huge 32-point long jump haul at the ACC Indoor Championships, providing a springboard to the team title...no stranger to the championship stage, he finished sixth in the long jump at the 2019 NCAA Indoor meet while at MTSU...also won an NJCAA indoor long jump title in 2016 for South Plains (Texas)...competed in only three indoor meets for the Noles, improving in each outing...opened with a runner-up finish to teammate Isaac Grimes at the anderbiltV Invitational (7.77m) and followed with second-place finish - to Grimes - at the Texas Tech Invitational (7.82m)...owns an indoor long jump PB of 8.01m.

Isaac Grimes, Junior, Moreno Valley, Calif. - Long jump The junior transfer from Chadron (Neb.) State was the 2019 NCAA Division II indoor champion in the long jump...owns a share of the sixth-best mark in Division I this season (8.00m/26-3),..is just the fourth eight-meter long jumper in Florida State history and ranks No. 4 all-time...coming off an ACC Championship runner-up finish (7.85m), just 1cm behind teammate Fabian Edoki...Noles long jumpers finish 1-2-3-4-6 at the meet, good for 32 points to help propel squad to the team title...which he established at Texas Tech Invitational...set the Clemson facility record (7.91m) in his FSU debut at the Orange & White Elite; the first of three victories to start his debut season...a five-time, first-teamAll-American at Chadron State, he also advanced to the finals at the 2019 USATF National Championships last summer in Des Moines, Iowa, placing ninth. 2020 NCAA Men’s Qualifiers Jhevaughn Matherson, Sophomore, Kingston, Jamaica - 60-meter dash Sophomore stepped up and into the spotlight in 2020, earning his first individual event NCAA Championships berth when he ran 6.61 in the semifinals of the 60-meter dash at the ACC Indoor Championships...followed up a third-place 60-meter finish with a silver medal in the 200 with a PB of 20.88, which ranks 10th in FSU history...his 14 points led all FSU track athletes as the Noles won their third consecutive ACC team title...shares a piece of the 10th-best time nationally with teammate Taylor Banks, but is seeded 12th in New Mexico...came into the year with a 60 PB of 6.71, but has improved each meet, beginning with his 6.65 at the Texas Tech Invitational and followed by a 6.63 at the Tiger Paw Invitational...as a freshman handled second leg on FSU’s NCAA Outdoor runner-up 4x100 (38.08)...Jamaican star set his country’s youth 100-meter record (10.25) in 2016.

Caleb Parker, Senior, Stafford, Texas - 60-meter hurdles The senior transfer from Southern Miss has enjoyed a breakout season with the Noles, lowering his 60-meter hurdles person- al-best to 7.61, which is tied for third-fastest nationally and good for the No. 4 seed...ranks fourth all-time among Noles in the 60 hurdles...one of three FSU qualifiers in the hurdles, is out to improve on his seventh-place finish at the 2019 NCAA Indoor Championships...has four runner-up 60 hurdles finishes this season behind teammate and top-rankedTrey Cunningham, including the ACC Indoor Championships two weeks ago, when the Noles went 1-2-3-7 in the finals to break the meet open... has eclipsed or matched his previous PB (7.71) seven times in 12 rounds this season...was fifth in 101 hurdles at 2019 NCAA Championships...also posted career-best high jump (2.20m) this season...was the 2016 Texas 4A 110-meter hurdles champion.

2020 NCAA Women’s Qualifiers Ka’Tia Seymour, Junior, Palatka, Fla. - 60- & 200-meter dash Third-time NCAA Indoor qualifier, securing qualifying marks by sweeping the ACC Indoor 60-meter and 200-meter dash titles for the second consecutive year in lifetime-bests and facility records at Notre Dame...enters meet as the No. 3 seed in the 60 (7.17) and No. 6 in the 200 (22.82)...is the first three-time ACC Indoor Championship Women’sTrack MVP...broke both the ACC Championships meet and own school record in the 200...her 7.17 in the 60 final is good for a share of No. 2 on FSU’s all-time list behind 2000 NCAA champion Tonya Carter...the first Nole to win three consecutive conference titles in the same event on the track...marks the second time as a two-event (60, 200) NCAA Indoor qualifier after placing sixth (200) and 13th (60) in 2018...was third-place finisher in 60 at 2019 NCAA Indoor meet...already a nine-time All-American, she set ACC records in the 100 and as the 4x100 anchor at the 2019 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Maudie Skyring, Junior, Wollongong, Australia - Mile Makes her first NCAA Championship appearance on the track, capping season which saw her lower her personal-best in the mile on three separate ocassions...was ACC runner-up in the mile with a personal-best qualifying time of 4:37.26, checking in at No. 13 in the field...ranks No. 8 all-time among FSU women in the mile...first Nole woman to qualify for the mile since Col- leen Quigley finished sixth and third, respectively, in back-to-back appearances (2014-2015)...dipped under 4:40 three times this season including Bob Pollock Invitational (4:39.29), David Hemery Valentine Invitational (4:37.64) and the ACC Indoor final...enjoying finest season as a Nole after leading cross country team to second consecutive NCAA South Region title and NCAA Championship appearance...earned All-ACC and All-South Region honors...two-time NCAA East Preliminary qualifier in the 1500, carries plenty momentum into outdoor season as she looks to improve on her personal-best of 4:16.12.

Elizabeth Funderburk, RS-Freshman, Moultrie, Ga. - 5000 meter run A late addition to the field, she makes her NCAA Championship debut on the track in the 5,000-meter run. Qualified by running 16:05.56 at Boston University’s David Hemery Valentine Invitational, where she placed sixth while recording the fifth-fast- est time in program history...placed 10th in the 5,000 and ninth in the 3,000 at the ACC Championships...earned All-ACC and All-South Region cross country honors, helping the Noles to their second consecutive South Region title and trip to the NCAA Championships...came within 10 seconds and three positions of advancing to the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 10,000-meter run as a true freshman last year...is FSU’s first 5,000-meter indoor qualifier since 2014 teammates Hannah Walker and Pippa Woolven finished ninth and 13th in Albuquerque. Men’s All-Time Indoor All-Americans

1973 2009 Danny Smith — 60 yd hurdles (i-2) Charles Clark – 200m (i-5) National Champions 1974 Matt Leeder – 3000m (i-6) Danny Smith — 60 yd hurdles (i-1) Michael Ray Garvin – 60m (i-7) Indoor 1975 Gonzalo Barroilhet – Heptathlon (i-2) Pelle Rietveld – Heptathlon (i-6) 1974 Danny Smith 60-yd Hurdles Danny Smith — 60 yd hurdles (i-1) 4x400m relay (i-2) - Kevin Williams, Kevin Borlee, Brandon O’Con- 1976 1975 Danny Smith 60-yd Hurdles nor, Jonathan Borlee 1978 Walter McCoy 600-yd Run Don Merrick — 60 yd dash (2) 2010 1977 1980 Mile Relay Brandon Byram – 200m (i-2) Michael Roberson — 60 yd hurdles (i-3) Brian Chibudu – Long jump (i-7) Ross, Boodie, Simmons, McCoy 1978 Maurice Mitchell – 200m (i-5), 60m (i-7) 1995 Phillip Riley 55m Hurdles Walter McCoy — 600 yd run (i-1) 2011 Mile relay (i) — Mike Roberson, Ron Nelson, John Walker, Walter 2006 Walter Dix 200m Dash Brandon Byram - 200m (i-3) McCoy 2006 Garrett Johnson Shot Put Ngoni Makusha - Long jump (i-1) 1980 Maurice Mitchell - 60 (i-3), 200 (i-2) 2007 Walter Dix 200m Dash Robb Gomez — 1000 yd run (i-6) 4x400 (i-9) - Brandon Byram, Phillip Young, Brian Chibudu, 2007 Ricardo Chambers 400m Dash Mile relay (i-1) — Reggie Ross, Melford Boodie, Palmer Simmons, Brandon O’Connor 2008 Gonzalo Barroilhet Heptathlon Walter McCoy 2012 2008 Drew Brunson 60m Hurdles 1982 Kemar Hyman - 60m (i-3) Philip Rolle — 800m (i-4) Maurice Mitchell - 60m (i-6), 200m (i-3) 2011 Ngoni Makusha Long Jump 1986 Michael Putman - Shot Put (i-11) 2014 James Harris High Jump Octavius “Ocky” Clark - 1000m (i-5) Horatio Williams - 200m (i-5) 2014 Dentarius Locke 60m Dash Thomas Johnson - 500m (i-4) Phillip Young - Triple Jump (i-6) 4x400 relay (i-4) - Thomas Johnson, Vince Washington, Clark 2013 Waddell, Carter Williams Stefan Brits - Long Jump (i-6) 1987 James Harris - High Jump (i-10) Arthur Blake — 55m hurdles (i-4), Phillip Young - Triple Jump (i-7) 1988 4x400 (i-3) - Alonzo Russell, Dentarius Locke, James Harris, Arthur Blake — 55m hurdles (i-2) Stephen Newbold 1992 2014 Jeff Bray — Pole vault (i-3) James Harris - High Jump (i-1), 400m (i-no place) 1993 Dentarius Locke - 60m (i-1) Jonathan Reid - Triple Jump (i-3) Jeff Bray — Pole vault (i-9) 4x400 relay (i-7) - Alonzo Russell, Ricardo Roy, Michael Cherry, 1994 James Harris Phillip Riley — 55m hurdles (i-2) 2015 1995 Jalen Ramsey - Long Jump (i-4) Dentarius Locke won the first 60-meter dash NCAA Phillip Riley — 55m hurdles (i-1) Kendal Williams - 60m (i-9) 1999 Michael Cherry - 400m (i-10) Indoor title in program history in 2014. Jody Lawrence — Weight throw (i-15) Trentavis Friday - 200m (i-11) 2001 2016 Joe Allen — Long jump (i-5) Stefan Brits - Long Jump (i-3) Shawn Brown — High jump (i-4) Jake Burton - 800m (i-14) 2002 2017 Shawn Brown — High jump (i-t5) Montel Nevers - Triple Jump (i-8) 2003 Darryl Haraway - 60m (i-14) Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-6) Austin Droogsma - Shot Put (i-13) Dorian Scott — Shot put (i-11) 2018 2004 Andre Ewers - 200m (i-8) Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-5) Trey Cunningham - 60m Hurdles (i-6) 2005 Austin Droogsma - Shot Put (i-4) Kenneth Fisher - Long Jump (i-8) Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-6) Corion Knight - Long Jump (i-13) Walter Dix — 60m (6), 200m (i-2) Armani Wallace - Triple Jump (i-13) Ricardo Chambers — 400m (i-5) 2019 Drew Brunson brought home FSU’s fourth indoor Garrett Johnson — Shot put (i-5) Trey Cunningham - 60m Hurdles (i-3) Tom Lancashire — Mile (i-5) hurdles title at the 2008 championship meet. Kasaun James - 60m (i-8), 200 (i-2) 2006 Bryand Rincher - 60m (i-5) Greg Bolden – 60m (i-7) Armani Wallace - Triple Jump (i-4) Rafeeq Curry – Triple Jump (i-3) Walter Dix – 200m (i-1), 60m (i-2) All-American Criteria per USTFCCCA Garrett Johnson – Shot Put (i-1) Indoor Tom Lancashire – Mile Run (i-4) Years Requirements 2007 1965-69 top 3 per event Greg Bolden – 60m (i-4) 1970-81 unknown Ricardo Chambers – 400m (i-1) 1982-87 top 6 per event Charles Clark – 200m (i-4), 200m (8) 1989-2010 top 8 per event, to include top 8 US-born Walter Dix – 200m (i-1), 60m (i-8) 2011-pres. top 8 first-team; 9-16 second-team 4x400m relay (i-5) - Tywayne Buchanan, Walter Dix, Ricardo Cham- bers, Charles Clark 2008 Gonzalo Barroilhet – Heptathlon (i-1) Drew Brunson – 60m Hurdles (i-1) Charles Clark – 200m (i-2) Michael Ray Garvin – 60m (i-8), 200m (i-7) Ngoni Makusha – Long Jump (i-3) Rayon Taylor – Triple Jump (i-8) 4x400m relay (i-6) - Tywayne Buchanan, Pablo Navarrete, Brandon Ngoni Makusha (left) won the long jump in 2011, while Byram, Charles Clark Walter Dix was a two-time 200-meter champion. Women’s All-Time Indoor All-Americans

1981# 2003 Darien Andreau — 5000m (i-5) Lacy Janson — Pole vault (i-1) National Champions Alice Bennett — Long jump (i-4) 2004 Margaret Coomber — 1000m (i-3) Vicky Gill — 5000m (i-4) Indoor Esmeralda Garcia — 60m (i-2), Long jump (i-2) Natalie Hughes — Mile (i-5) Angela Wright — 400m (i-4) 1981# 4x200-meter relay 2006 4x220m relay (i-1) — Esmeralda Garcia, Marita Payne, Alice Garcia, Bennett, Payne, Givens Natalie Hughes — Mile (i-2) Bennett, Randy Givens 1982# 4x800-meter relay 4x400m relay (i-4) — Debbie Moss, Angela Wright, Scooby Golden, Lacy Janson — Pole vault (i-2) Marita Payne 2007 Wood, O.Brown, Borovicka, Coomber 1982# Barbara Parker — Mile (i-4) 1985 Michelle Finn 55m Dash Tonja Brown — 60 yard hurdles (i-7) Alyce Williams — Triple jump (i-7) 1985 Esmeralda Garcia Triple Jump Margaret Coomber — 1000 yard (i-8) 2008 2000 Tonya Carter 60m Dash Susan Kuijken — 3000m (i-1) Ovrill Dwyer-Brown — 600 yard (i-t5) 2003 Lacy Janson Pole Vault Carolyn Faison — 60 yard hurdles (i-6) Hannah England — Mile (i-1) Randy Givens — 300 yard (i-2) Kimberly Williams — Triple jump (i-2) 2008 Hannah England Mile Wendy Markham — High jump (i-5) 2009 2008 Susan Kuijken 3000m Marita Payne — 60 yard dash (i-7), 300 yard (i-4) Susan Kuijken –– 3000m (i-2) 2009 Kimberly Williams Triple Jump Angela Wright — 440 yard (i-6)\ Kimberly Williams –– Triple jump (i-1) 4x220 yard relay (i-2) — Kim Parrish, Marita Payne, Alice Bennett, Pilar McShine –– Mile (i-4) 2010 Kimberly Williams Triple Jump Randy Givens 2010 2011 Kimberly Williams Triple Jump Mile relay (i-6) — Tonja Brown, Ovrill Dwyer-Brown, Scooby Kimberly Williams - Triple jump (i-1) # - AIAW National Championships Golden, Angela Wright Pilar McShine - Mile (i-3) Two mile relay (i-1) — Margaret Coomber, Carla Borovicka, Janette 2011 Wood,Ovrill Dwyer-Brown Kimberly Williams - Triple jump (i-1), Long jump (i-2) 1983 Amy Harris - Long jump (i-15) Wendy Markham — High jump (i-3) Amanda Winslow - Mile (i-5) Ovrill Dwyer-Brown — 600 yd (i-6) Pasca Cheruiyot - 3000m (i-15), 5000m (i-9) 1984 Michelle Jenije - Triple jump (i-13) Carla Borovicka — 1500m (i-6) Marecia Pemberton - 60m (i-11) Margaret Coomber — 1500m (i-5) 2012 Michelle Finn — 55m (i-4) Hannah Brooks - Mile (i-6) Kelly Hackler — 800m (i-6) Amy Harris - Long jump (i-7) 4x400m relay (i-2) — Janet Levy, Janet Davis, Ovrill Dwyer-Brown, Michelle Jenije - Triple jump (i-2) Brenda Cliette Marecia Pemberton - 60m (i-11) 1985 2013 Michelle Finn — 55m (i-1) Amanda Winslow - Mile (i-2) Esmeralda Garcia — Triple jump (i-1), Long jump (i-3) Distance Medley relay (i-4) - Jessica Parry, Sage Watson, Georgia Nancy Rettie — 1000m (i-3) Peel, Colleen Quigley 4x800m relay (i-5) — Kelly Hackler, Chris McKay, Nancy Rettie, 2014 Brenda Moore Brianna Cherry-Bronson - Weight Throw (i-12) 1986 Colleen Quigley - Mile (i-6) Michelle Finn — 55m (i-2) Der’Renae Freeman - Long jump (i-7) Esmeralda Garcia — Long jump (i-2) Linden Hall - Mile (i-14) 1987 Hannah Walker - 5000m (i-9) Michelle Finn — 55m (i-2) Pippa Woolven - 5000m (i-13) 1989 2015 Kim Batten — Triple jump (i-5) Colleen Quigley - Mile (i-3) 1990 Kala Funderburk - 400m (i-5) Kim Batten — Triple jump (i-5) 4x400 Relay (i-9) - Helene Swanepoel, Sage Watson, Kala Funder- Trinette Johnson — Long jump (i-6) burk, Chelsea Jarvis Holly Kelly — High jump (i-4) Distance Medley Relay (11) - Georgia Peel, Chelsea Jarvis, Patrice Verdun — 200m (i-5) Sydnee Over, Bridget Blake 4x800m relay (i-6) — Carrie Boyd, Tracey Howze, Karla Severs, 2016 Angela Harris Der’Renae Freeman - Long Jump (i-10) 1991 Jogaile Petrokaite - Long Jump (i-11) Holly Kelly — High jump (i-4) Chelsea Jarvis - 800m (i-15) 1993 Meme Jean - 60m Hurdles (i-11) Sasha-Ann Lebert - Weight Throw (i-16) Sheryl Covington — 55m (i-8), 200m (i-7) Trinette Johnson — Long jump (i-8) 2017 1996 Melissa-Maree Farrington - Pentathlon (i-15) Eleonora Omoregie - High Jump (i-11) Erica Shepard — 800m (i-7) Jogaile Petrokaite - Long Jump (i-14) 4x400m relay (i-2) — Sophia Danvers, Yashiva Edwards, Maria Embon, Erica Shepard 2018 1997 Cortney Jones - 60m Hurdles (i-4) 4x400m relay (i-4) — Sophia Danvers, Yashiva Edwards, Maria Ka’Tia Seymour - 60m (i-13), 200m (i-6) Embon, Erica Shepard Jayla Kirkland - 60m (i-11) Shauna Helps - 200m (i-12) 1999 Gleneve Grange - Shot Put (i-8) Tonya Carter — 60m (i-9) Jogaile Petrokaite - Long Jump (i-14) 2000 2019 Tonya Carter — 60m (i-1) Cortney Jones - 60m Hurdles (i-10) Kimberly Williams (top left) won three consecutive Samantha George — 400m (i-6) Ka’Tia Seymour - 60m (i-3) 2001 Jayla Kirkland - 60m (i-10), 200 (i-15) NCAA Indoor triple jump titles, while, clockwise, Susan Laura Gerber — 800m (i-3) Rougui Sow Long Jump (i-9) Kuijken (3000), Lacy Janson (pole vault) and Hannah 2002 England (mile) won single titles in their events. All four Lacy Janson — Pole vault (i-6) Key went on to represent their respective countries in the Kim Jones — Long jump (i-12) #-Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Championships - Olympic Games. (AIAW) - 1973-1982/NCAA Championships begin with 1982 Outdoors Men’s Indoor Top 10 List

60 METERS 60 METER HURDLES WEIGHT THROW 1. Andre Ewers 6.52 2018 1. Trey Cunningham 7.51 2020 1. B.J. Linnenbrink 20.91m 68-7.25 2002 Dentarius Locke 6.52-a 2014 2. Drew Brunson 7.53 2008 2. Andrew Diakos 19.97 65-6.25 2006 3. Marvin Bracy 6.54 2013 3. Arthur Blake 7.59c 1987 3. Markindey Sineus 19.81 65-0 2015 4. Kasaun James 6.55 2019 4. Caleb Parker 7.61 2020 4. Brandon Tirado 19.79 64-11.25 2018 Maurice Mitchell 6.55 2011 5. Phillip Riley 7.64c 1995 5. Jody Lawrence 18.75 61-6.25 1998 6. Kendal Williams 6.56 2015 6. Braxton Canady 7.70 2020 6. Matt Wernke 18.71 61-4.75 2009 Kemar Hyman 6.56 2012 7. TyRicke Highman 7.78 2020 7. William Shirk 18.17 59-7.5 1997 8. Bryand Rincher 6.59-a 2019 8. Leander McKenzie 7.85c 1984 8. Josh Bowling 18.15 59-6.75 2002 Walter Dix 6.59 2006 9. Rodney Lawson 7.89c 1989 9. Dan Royal 18.14 59-6.25 2004 Darryl Haraway 6.59 2017 10. John Citron 7.90c 1978 10. Travis Whitfield 18.01 59-1.25 2010 Michael Ray Garvin 6.59 2009 HEPTATHLON 4x400 RELAY 200 METERS 1. Gonzalo Barroilhet 5951 2008 1. Russell, Harris, Locke, Newbold 3:05.13 2013 1. Walter Dix 20.27 2006 2. Pelle Rietveld 5620 2009 2. J. Borlee, K. Borlee, Williams, O’Connor 3:05.48 2009 2. Maurice Mitchell 20.41 2011 3. Dante Newberg 5291 2018 3. Williams, K. Borlee, O’Connor, J. Borlee 3:05.97 2009 3. Brandon Byram 20.46 2010 4. Matt Frith 4917 2006 4. Russell, Roy, Cherry, Harris 3:06.79 2014 4. Kasaun James 20.49 2019 5. David Lott 4857 2019 5. Locke, Russell, Harris, Roy 3:07.26 2014 5. Charles Clark 20.50 2008 6. Daniel Salgado 4717 2012 6. Buchanan, Dix, Chambers, Clark 3:07.35 2007 6. Andre Ewers 20.60 2018 7. Jacob Peacock 4683 2006 7. Buchanan, Navarette, Clark, Dix 3:07.41 2008 7. Horatio Williams 20.77 2012 8. Hunter Napier 4368 2019 8. Buchanan, Navarette, Byram, Clark 3:07.47 2008 8. Michael Ray Garvin 20.79 2008 9. Chris Snow 4356 2012 9. Russell, Cherry, Locke, Harris 3:07.70 2014 9. Trentavis Friday 20.86 2015 10. Collin Lomagistre 4080 2010 10. Fearrington, Canady, Daniel, Butler 3:07.53 2020 10. Jhevaughn Matherson 20.88 2020 LONG JUMP DISTANCE MEDLEY 400 METERS 1. Ngoni Makusha 8.21m 26-11.25 2009 1. Mulenga, Simpkins, Freire, Hall 9:33.39 2017 1. Ricardo Chambers 45.64 2007 2. Corion Knight 8.02 26-3.75 2018 2. Buckingham, Buchanan, Jesensky, Lancashire 9:37.26 2007 2. James Harris 45.90-a 2014 Brian Chibudu 8.02 26-3.75 2010 3. Teixeira, Rose, Burton, Seddon 9:39.50 2015 3. DaeQwan Butler 46.30 2020 4. Isaac Grimes 8.00 26-3 2020 4. Freire, Daniel, Dau, Knevelbaard 9:40.80 2020 4. Michael Cherry 46.31 2015 5. Jalen Ramsey 7.97 26-1.75 2015 5. Seddon, Roy, Butler, Mulenga 9:45.56 2016 5. Alonzo Russell 46.44-a 2014 6. Fabian Edoki 7.86 25-9.5 2020 6. Smyth, Navarette, Gibson, Forrester 9:45.80 2011 6. Kevin Ansley 46.73 1993 7. Joe Allen 7.85 25-9.25 2001 7. Hardwick, Golson, Freire, Szogi 9:46.05 2018 7. Kyle Fearrington 46.94 2020 8. Stefan Brits 7.82 25-8 2016 8. Teixeira, Rose, Butler, Seddon 9:48.36 2015 8. Stephen Newbold 46.98 2013 9. Kenneth Fisher 7.81 25-7.5 2018 9. Seddon, Moona, Teixeira, Mulenga 9:48.37 2016 9. Charles Clark 47.03 2008 10. Billy Close 7.78 25-6.25 1987 10. Buckingham, Francis, Noyes, Gunn 9:49.86 2008 10. Ronnie Taylor 47.09c 1982 TRIPLE JUMP BOLD - on current roster 800 METERS 1. Armani Wallace 16.72m-a 54-10.25 2019 2. Rafeeq Curry 16.60-a 54-5.5 2006 1. Jake Burton 1:47.72 2016 KEY 2. Otniel Teixeira 1:48.47 2016 3. Kelsey Nash 16.44 53-11.25 1994 c - converted time using USTFCCCA standardized track event 3. Darrin Gibson 1:48.78 2012 4. Jonathan Reid 16.32 53-6.5 2014 conversion factors chart 4. Rob Circelli 1:48.87 1991 5. Rayon Taylor 16.22 53-2.75 2008 a - performance came at altitude 5. Andrew Krumins 1:49.23 2008 6. Phillip Young 16.00 52-6 2012 ^ - performance contested in Imperial measurement 6. Ocky Clark 1:49.86 1986 Joe Allen 16.00 52-6 2000 8. Montel Nevers 15.90 52-2 2017 7. Philip Rolle 1:50.59c 1982 Updated through February 29, 2020 8. Bert Freire 1:50.70 2017 9. Andy Latimer 15.84 51-11.5 1984 9. George Gardner 1:50.94 1986 10. Leon Hutchins 15.74 51-7.5 1981 10. Tim Middlekoop 1:51.12 1993 HIGH JUMP MILE 1. James Harris 2.32m-a 7-7.25 2014 1. Tom Lancashire 3:58.52 2006 2. Shawn Brown 2.23 7-3.75 2001 2. Kasey Knevelbaard 3:59.00 2020 3. Darrell Willis 2.22-a 7-3.5^ 1986 3. David Forrester 3:59.13 2012 4. Kenny Smith 2.20 7-2.75^ 1983 4. Michael Hall 3:59.37 2018 5. Caleb Parker 2.20 7-2.5 2020 5. Daniel Roberts 4:03.62 2009 Kevin Christ 2.20 7-2.5 1992 6. Matt Leeder 4:03.65 2009 Andrew Batchelor 2.20 7-2.5 2010 7. Zak Seddon 4:04.03 2016 7. Tom Stitt 2.19 7-2.25 1987 8. Harry Mulenga 4:04.36 2017 Gary Snells 2.19 7-2.25 1987 9. Justin Harbour 4:04.67 2009 9. Larry Sayers 2.18 7-1.75^ 1980 10. Bert Freire 4:05.08 2020 Darius King 2.18 7-1.75 2014 3000 METERS POLE VAULT 1. Luke Gunn 7:53.97 2008 1. Jeff Bray 5.50m 18-0.5 1992 2. Mark Buckingham 7:55.98 2008 2. Tom Riether 5.38 17-8 1988 3. Tom Lancashire 7:56.01 2007 3. Gonzalo Barroilhet 5.35 17-6.5 2012 4. Matt Leeder 7:56.06 2009 4. Andrew LaHaye 5.31 17-5 2013 5. Daniel Roberts 7:57.62 2009 5. Jason Dean 5.30 17-4.5 1999 6. David Forrester 7:57.93 2012 6. Larry Carr 5.28 17-4^ 1989 7. Zak Seddon 7:59.40 2015 7. Jeff Atkinson 5.27 17-3.5 2002 8. Andrew Lemoncello 8:00.09 2007 8. Phares Rolle 5.23 17-2 1976 9. Herb Wills 8:03.44c 1982 9. Matt Hurley 5.20 17-0.75 2007 10. Jakub Zivec 8:04.61 2013 10. Brian Fitzsimmons 5.03 16-6 1986 5000 METERS SHOT PUT 1. Andrew Lemoncello 13:46.00 2007 1. Garrett Johnson 20.48m 67-2.25 2006 2. Mike Fout 13:56.52 2011 2. Austin Droogsma 20.10 65-11.5 2018 3. Herb Wills 14:00.10 1982 3. Michael Putman 19.20 63-0 2012 4. Steven Cross 14:06.78 2020 4. Ben Bonhurst 19.05 62-6 2015 5. Steeve Gabart 14:07.50 2009 5. Dorian Scott 18.85 61-10.25 2003 6. Silas Griffith 14:07.93 2020 6. Sanjae Lawrence 18.60 61-0.25 2020 7. Breandan O Neill 14:10.96 2013 7. Milton Ingraham 18.02 59-1.5 2020 8. Ciaran O’Lionaird 14:10.99 2010 8. Emmanuel Oniya 18.01 59-1.25 2017 9. Jack Goodwin 14:12.97 2015 9. Mike Bell 17.98 59-0 1987 10. Joep Tigchelaar 14:15.60 2003 10. Chad DaCosta 17.91 58-9.25 2016 Women’s Indoor Top 10 List

60 METERS 60 METER HURDLES WEIGHT THROW 1. Tonya Carter 7.15 2000 1. Cortney Jones 8.02 2018 1. Briana Cherry-Bronson 20.98m-a 68-10 2014 2. Ka’Tia Seymour 7.17 2020 2. Teona Rodgers 8.07 2009 2. Sasha-Ann Lebert 20.96 68-9.25 2016 Jayla Kirkland 7.17 2020 3. Meme Jean 8.08 2016 3. Nadia Maffo 20.62 67-8 2020 4. Michelle Finn 7.19 1987 4. Peta-Gay Williams 8.15 2017 4. Lakitta Johnson 20.15 66-1.50 2015 5. Marecia Pemberton 7.27 2011 5. Anne Zagre 8.21 2013 5. Lakeisha Mose 19.02 62-5 1998 6. Shauna Helps 7.28 2018 Kim Jones 8.21 2003 6. Caila Coleman 18.19 59-8.25 2010 7. Marita Payne 7.29c 1984 7. Ashley Miller 8.24 2019 7. Veronika Kanuchova 17.63 57-10.25 2017 8. Esmeralda Garcia 7.34 1981 8. Nicole Setterington 8.28 2017 8. Katja Vangsnes 16.91 55-5.75 2015 9. Janet Davis 7.36 1984 Carolyn Faison 8.28c 1982 9. Sarah Reed 16.85-a 55-3.50 2006 10. Danielle Jeffery 7.38 2009 10. Melissa-Maree Farrington 8.34 2016 Amanda Kinney 16.85 55-3.50 2003 200 METERS PENTATHLON 1. Grete Sadeiko 4105 2015 4x400 RELAY 1. Ka’Tia Seymour 22.82 2020 2. Melissa-Maree Farrington 4086 2016 1. Danvers, Embom, Edwards, Shepard 3:33.59 1996 2. Jayla Kirkland 23.00-a 2019 3. Deanna Lane 3751 2005 2. Swanepoel, Funderburk, Pierce, Watson 3:35.26 2015 3. Shauna Helps 23.02 2018 4. Alejandra Martinez 3620 2015 3. Swanepoel, Funderburk, Watson, Jarvis 3:35.41 2015 4. Kala Funderburk 23.41 2015 5. Margaret Moynihan 3432 1981 4. Aa. Williams, Ae Williams, Richemond, Niako 3:35.92 2006 5. Teona Rodgers 23.42 2009 6. Ewa Marcinkiewicz 3405 2013 5. Danvers, Embom, Shepard, Edwards 3:36.36 1997 6. Candyce McGrone 23.46 2010 7. Heather LeBlanc 3256 2005 6. Davis, Levy, Dwyer-Brown, Cliette 3:37.47 1984 7. Karimah Davis 23.53 2019 8. Valerie Flournoy 3108 2008 7. Caldwell, Seymour, Cunningham, Davis 3:37.66 2020 8. Brittany St. Louis 23.68 2009 9. Maryke Brits 3076 2014 8. Richemond, St. Louis, Batchelor, Smith 3:38.13 2008 9. Yashiva Edwards 23.73 1997 10. Sara Mackey 3053 2010 9. Chandler, Funderburk, Watson, Pierce 3:39.25 2015 10. Tonya Carter 23.76 2000 LONG JUMP 10. Cunningham, Caldwell, Seymour, Odiong 3:38.77 2020 400 METERS 1. Esmeralda Garcia 6.77m 22-2.5 1981 1. Kala Funderburk 52.26 2015 2. Sonya Blades 6.62 21-8.5 1990 DISTANCE MEDLEY 2. Samantha George 52.81 2000 3. Kim Williams 6.55 21-6 2011 1. Winslow, Watson, Peel, Quigley 10:57.41 2013* 3. Karimah Davis 53.02 2019 4. Rougui Sow 6.49 21-3.5 2019 2. Parry, Watson, Peel, Quigley 11:00.78 2013 4. Janae Caldwell 53.37 2020 5. Trinette Johnson 6.45 21-2 1993 3. Hall, Ichite, Peel, Quigley 11:01.59 2014 5. Sage Watson 53.42-a 2014 6. Amy Harris 6.43 21-1.25 2011 4. Jarvis, Swanepoel, Over, Quigley 11:04.53 2015 6. Brittany St. Louis 53.83 2011 7. Jogaile Petrokaite 6.38 20-11.25 2017 5. Brooks, Pierce, Worden, Winslow 11:08.17 2012 7. Shaquania Dorsett 53.84 2017 Der’Renae Freeman 6.38 20-11.25 2016 6. Peel, Swanepoel, Over, Quigley 11:09.82 2015 8. Elizabeth Ichite 53.99 2014 9. Kim Jones 6.35 20-10 2002 7. England, Batchelor, Willemse, Kuijken 11:11.03 2008 9. Janet Davis 54.21 1984 10. Alice Bennett 6.20 20-4 1981 8. Snow, Smith, Willemse, Kuijken 11:12.96 2009 10. Sheryl Covington 54.25 1994 TRIPLE JUMP 9. Skyring, Caldwell, Harris, Mircheva 11:13.05 2019 10. Peel, Dorsett, Jarvis, Blake 11:13.34 2016 800 METERS 1. Kim Williams 14.23m 46-8.25 2010 * - ACC Championship & ACC Record 1. Chelsea Jarvis 2:04.45 2016 2. Michelle Jenije 13.54 44-5.25 2012 2. Rikke Ronholt 2:05.84 1998 3. Esmeralda Garcia 13.51 44-4 1985 KEY 3. Violah Lagat 2:06.94 2011 4. Alyce Williams 13.31 43-8 2007 c - converted time using USTFCCCA standardized track event 4. Angela Harris 2:07.24 1991 5. Tiara Swanagan 13.21 43-4.25 2009 conversion factors chart 5. Laura Gerber 2:07.32 2001 6. Latoya Legree 13.10 42-11.75 2006 a - performance came at altitude 6. Madison Harris 2:07.57 2018 7. Zuzette Mullings 12.97 42-6.75 2000 ^ - performance contested in Imperial measurement 7. Samantha George 2:07.88 2000 8. Trentorria Green 12.94 42-5.5 2020 8. Georgia Peel 2:08.01 2013 9. Chinette Johnson 12.87 42-2.75 2000 BOLD - on current roster 9. Christal Washington 2:08.02 2009 10. Amy Harris 12.81 42-0.5 2010 10. Erica Shepard 2:08.35 1996 HIGH JUMP Updated through February 29, 2020 MILE 1. Eleonora Omoregie 1.88m 6-2 2017 1. Colleen Quigley 4:29.67* 2015 2. Holly Kelly 1.85 6-1 1990 2. Amanda Winslow 4:31.08 2013 3. Wendy Markham 1.81 5-11.75^ 1983 3. Susan Kuijken 4:34.11 2009 4. Stacey Taylor 1.80 5-10.75 2002 4. Linden Hall 4:34.94 2014 5. Indianne Henry 1.79 5-10.5 1993 5. Hannah England 4:35.30 2008 6. Kiara Wright 1.74 5-8.5 2015 6. Pilar McShine 4:35.99 2010 7. Grete Sadeiko 1.73-a 5-8 2014 7. Georgia Peel 4:37.21 2013 Carolyn Faison 1.73 5-8^ 1982 8. Maudie Skyring 4:37.26 2020 9. Melissa-Maree Farrington 1.72 5-7.75 2017 9. Hannah Brooks 4:37.87 2012 10. Safia Morgan 1.70 5-7 2017 10. Natalie Hughes 4:39.17 2004 Danielle Williams 1.70 5-7 2011 * - ACC Record at David Hemery Valentine Invitational Tiara Swanagan 1.70 5-7 2009 Marla Jackson 1.70 5-7 2005 3000 METERS POLE VAULT 1. Susan Kuijken 8:56.27 2009 1. Lacy Janson 4.50m 14-9 2006 2. Militsa Mircheva 9:07.33 2019 2. Jazmyn Dennis 4.15 13-7.25 2020 3. Amanda Winslow 9:08.13 2013 3. Liz Mabry 4.05 13-3.5 2010 4. Pasca Cheruiyot 9:13.51 2011 4. Hannah Acton 3.99 13-1 2015 5. Colleen Quigley 9:13.79 2013 Karly Jackson 3.97 13-0.25 2014 6. Vicky Gill 9:15.68 2004 6. Lauren Giffin 3.91 12-10 2012 7. Jessica Parry 9:15.97 2013 7. Nicole Breske 3.86 12-8 2020 8. Carmela Cardama Baez 9:18.20 2017 8. Lindsay Osborn 3.84 12-7.25 2001 9. Hannah England 9:19.25 2008 9. Madison Schmidt 3.82 12-6.25 2015 10. Hannah Brooks 9:20.11 2012 10. Tori Allen 3.81 12-6 2008 5000 METERS SHOT PUT 1. Militsa Mircheva 15:43.30 2019 1. Gleneve Grange 17.24m 56-6.75 2018 2. Hannah Walker 15:58.15 2014 2. Kamorean Hayes 16.29 53-5.5 2008 3. Vicky Gill 16:00.62 2004 3. Chelsea Whalen 16.27 53-4.5 2014 4. Pasca Cheruiyot 16:05.36 2011 4. Kellion Knibb 16.01-a 52-6.25 2014 5. Elizabeth Funderburk 16:05.56 2020 5. Ieva Zarankaite 15.97 52-4.75 2018 6. Carmela Cardama Baez 16:07.49 2017 6. Cerenity Young 15.73 51-7.25 2003 7. Pippa Woolven 16:08.93 2014 7. Lakitta Johnson 15.58 51-1.5 2015 8. Kayleigh Tyerman 16:12.17 2013 8. Shannon Cook 15.53 50-11.5 1997 9. Rachel Evjen 16:19.19 2004 9. Allyn Laughlin 15.45 50-8.25 2010 10. Jennifer Dunn 16:33.00 2012 10. Amani Heaven 15.43 50-7.5 2020