Florida State Track & Field NCAA Indoor Championships College Station, Texas March 9-10, 2018

Noles eye return to NCAA elite at Indoor Nationals When the Noles Compete The No. 7 Florida State men and No. 25 women arrive at Texas A&M’s Gilliam Friday, March 9 Indoor Track Center with enough firepower to post their best NCAA Indoor Track Time Event FSU entries & Field Championship finishes since 2014. Six qualifying men competing in seven 5:15 pm Shot Put (w-final) Grange events and five women in six events provide the Noles with ample opportunities to 5:30 pm Long Jump (m-final) Knight, Fisher match or eclipse their last top-10 finishes. 6:05 pm 60m dash (m-prelims) Ewers The men last finished inside the top 10 at No. 4 in 2014, while the women were 6:15 pm 60m dash (w-prelims) Kirkland, Seymour ninth in 2011, which was their fourth consecutive top-10 finish. 6:55 pm 60m hurdles (m-prelims) Cunningham 7:05 pm 60m hurdles (w-prelims) Jones FSU’s men enter Friday’s start of the two-day meet with six entries ranked among 7:20 pm Shot Put (m-final) Droogsma the top 10, which trails only three other programs nationally. The women claim only 7:35 pm 200m dash (m-prelims) Ewers two top-10 ranked entries. 7:50 pm 200m dash (w-prelims) Seymour, Helps Overall, the Noles are clearly a program on the rise with nine of 11 qualifiers be- Saturday, March 10 tween the two teams making their first NCAA Indoor Championships appearances 4:30 pm 60m dash (m-final) tbd for the Noles. That group of newcomers includes three true freshmen, which ties 4:40 pm 60m dash (w-final) tbd Georgia and USC for the most first-year qualifiers. 5:00 pm Triple Jump (m-final) Wallace 5:10 pm 60m hurdles (m-final) tbd What 2 Watch 4 5:20 pm 60m hurdles (w-final) tbd Among the most noteworthy Noles storylines to follow this weekend are: 5:50 pm 200m dash (m-final) tbd • Junior transfer Andre Ewers is the No. 1 seed in the 60-meter dash and No. 6:00 pm 200m dash (w-final) tbd 9 in the 200 entering his NCAA Indoor debut. He has an eye on becoming the (All times listed are Central) first two-event, first-team All-American (top 8) since Maurice Mitchell in 2012; • Ka’Tia Seymour is the lone freshman to qualify for both the 60 and 200, but Broadcast Schedule the ACC Women’s Track MVP is the first Seminole to make it in both events since Sheryl Covington in 1993; Friday, March 9 • Senior Gleneve Grange kicks off Friday’s competition with a little history on 6:00 pm ESPN3/WatchESPN http://noles.co/2FsVA1u her side. FSU’s school record-holder is the Noles’ first NCAA Indoor qualifier Saturday, March 10 in the shot put; 5:00 pm ESPN3/WatchESPN http://noles.co/2CZ1NNb • Freshmen Jayla Kirkland and Seymour are out to provide FSU’s first points Sunday, March 11 in the women’s 60-meter dash at the NCAA Indoor Championships since 7:00 pm ESPN2 (Replay) 9:00 pm ESPNU (Replay) Tonya Carter’s victory in 2000; Monday, March 12 • Redshirt senior Austin Droogsma is chasing history as well. FSU’s shot put school record was set my Garrett Johnson (20.48m/67-2.25), when he won 1:00 pm ESPNU (Replay) the 2006 NCAA Indoor title. Droogsma’s personal-best is 20.10m; • Junior Shauna Helps and Seymour are FSU’s first 200-meter qualifiers since Live Resuts Patrice Verdun (5th, 1990) and Covington (7th, 1993), doubling the Noles’ all- Throughout competition via NCAA.com http://noles.co/2tjTbkD time qualifiers in the event; • Sophomore Cortney Jones is the second Seminole to qualify for the 60-me- Where the Noles rank vs. field ter hurdles in the NCAA era, joining Meme Jean (2016). The Noles have not Here’s a look at Florida State’s NCAA Indoor Championships had a scoring hurdler since Carolyn Faison and Tonja Brown finished 6-7 at qualifiers and where they rank vs. the field in their events: the 1982 AIAW Championships; Women • Freshman Trey Cunningham can become the 10th first-team All-American Name Event Rank Mark 60-meter hurdler in program history with a top-eight finish. Former Noles Dan- Ka’Tia Seymour 60 Dash t12 7.24 ny Smith (twice), Phillip Riley and Drew Brunson have won four hurdle titles; Jayla Kirkland 60 Dash t12 7.24 • Long jump qualifiers Corion Knight and Kenneth Fisher have big shoes to Ka’Tia Seymour 200 Dash 5 22.85 fill. The last seven FSU qualifiers in the event scored; a streak dating to 2001; Shauna Helps 200 Dash 13 23.02 • Armani Wallace’s first NCAA Indoors triple jump appearance is the 10th by a Cortney Jones 60 Hurdles t9 8.05 Seminole since 2003. The last nine have all finished in the top eight. Gleneve Grange Shot Put 13 17.24m/56-6.75 Men, women return to rankings Men The Florida State men’s indoor track & field team arrive at the NCAA Indoor Cham- Andre Ewers 60 Dash 1 6.52 pionships ranked among the Top 25 for the first time since the final regular season Andre Ewers 200 Dash 9 20.60 poll of the 2015 season. In the latest USTFCCCA Computer Rankings, FSU’s men Trey Cunningham 60 Hurdles 7 7.70 check in at No. 7 while the women are at No. 25. Unranked in the preseason, the Corion Knight Long Jump 3 8.02m/26-3.75 men returned to the Top 10 for the first time since 2014 at No. 7 in week four and Kenneth Fisher Long Jump t14 7.81m/25-7.5 rose to No. 6 a week later before settling at No. 7. Armani Wallace Triple Jump t7 16.33m/53-7 continued on next page Austin Droogsma Shot Put 6 20.10m/65-11.5

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Coach Bob Braman’s women reappeared in the rankings at No. 22 follow- jump) to edge defending champion Virginia Tech by a 111-107 margin. ing their ACC Indoor title and slipped back to No. 25 a week later. FSU’s women spent the entire 2015 season ranked in the Top 25 but had not Kirkland and Seymour provided the only wins for the Noles ladies, who been back until the penultimate poll of the current season. padded their winning 91-point total with five runner-up finishes and two thirds. Virginia Tech was second with 81 points. FSU led all schools with Records tumble, top 10s roll in 28 All-ACC honors between the men and the women. Those honorees include: Four new school records highlight a 2018 makeover of Florida State’s First-Team Men First-Team Women indoor top 10 list. Veterans and newcomers alike contributed to 25 new Name Event Name Event entries; 14 on the men’s side and 11 from the women. Edward Clarke 60 Dash Jayla Kirkland 60 Dash Junior transfer Andre Ewers’ debut at the Larry Wieczoreck Invitational Andre Ewers 60 Dash Ka-Tia Seymour 60 Dash produced a share of the 60-meter dash record, with his 6.52 in the final Andre Ewers 200 Dash Ka-Tia Seymour 200 Dash equalling Dentarius Locke’s 2014 NCAA winning time. Trey Cunningham 60 Hurdles Shauna Helps 200 Dash Kenneth Fisher Long Jump Militsa Mircheva 5000 Run Three new records were recorded by the women, topped by freshman Corion Knight Long Jump Cortney Jones 60 Hurdles Ka’Tia Seymour’s ACC title-winning 200-meter dash (22.85), which Armani Wallace Long Jump Eleonora Omoregie High Jump erased junior Shauna Helps’ mark set earlier in the season. Helps’ sec- Armani Wallace Triple Jump Gleneve Grange Shot Put ond-place ACC time of 23.02 is No. 2 all-time. Sophomore Cortney Jones Austin Droogsma Shot Put Ieva Zarankaite Shot Put posted the second school record of the ACC Indoor Championships, Dante Newberg Heptathlon Second-Team Women racing to a silver medal in the 60-meter hurdles finals in 8.05. Second-Team Men Shauna Helps 60 Dash Darryl Gay 60 Dash Maudie Skyring Mile Redshirt senior Gleneve Grange shattered her own shot put record by more than two feet with her 17.24-meter (56-6.75) mark at the Alex Wilson Tye Dickens 60 Hurdles Militsa Mircheva 3000 Run Invitational. Corion Knight High Jump Jakub Andrzejczak Long Jump Noteworthy among the other new entries are: Montel Nevers Triple Jump • Ewers followed up his breakout 60 with the No. 5 200-meter dash Brandon Tirado Weight Throw (20.60) for the win at the ACC Indoor Championships; • Freshman Trey Cunningham grabbed the No. 4 spot in the 60-meter hurdles in his debut and lowered it to 7.70 with his ACC title win. Classmate Tye Dickens’ monster 7.91 PB in the ACC prelims took over the No. 8 spot; • Redshirt senior Austin Droogsma is No. 2 in the shot put following his 20.10-meter (65-11.5) effort at the Alex Wilson Invitational; • Redshirt junior Michael Hall improved on his No. 3 position in the mile with the third sub-four performance (3:59.37) in program history; • Newcomers Corion Knight (8.02m/26-3.75) and Kenneth Fisher (7.81m/25-7.5) joined the long jump list at Nos. 2 and 7, respectively, following their performances at the Tyson Invitational; • Knight also added his name to the high jump list with his 2.16-meter (7-1) clearance at the Razorback Invitational; • Junior Armani Wallace jumped all the way to No. 3 in the triple jump with his ACC Indoor effort of 16.33 meters (53-7); • Junior Brandon Tirado strengthened his No. 4 weight throw mark South Region honors bestowed on coaching pair with a 19.79m (64-11.25) at the Alex Wilson Invitational; FSU director of sprints, hurdles and relays coach Brandon Hon and first- • Dante Newberg’s ACC heptathlon PB (5,291 points) strengthened year jumps, pole vault and combined events coach Keith Herston were his No. 3 spot, while Hunter Napier’s Razorback PB (4,129) is No. 8; honored this week as the USTFCCCA’s South Region women’s and men’s • The men’s DMR of Toby Hardwick, Calvin Golson, Bert Freire and assistant coaches of the year, respectively. posted FSU’s No. 6 mark (9:46.05) at the ACC meet; Istvan Szogi Hon has four women qualified for five events at the NCAA Indoor Cham- • A trio of sprinters are at the hub of the women’s makeover as ACC 60 pionships, capping a season where his group produced three new school champ and now share No. 3 on the all-time Jayla Kirkland Seymour records and contributed 49 of the team’s 91 points toward their ACC title. list at 7.24. Helps checks in at No. 6 with her ACC 7.28; • Junior Militsa Mircheva’s solo effort for the 5000-meter win at the Herston, who joined the staff from Miami, had similar success. In addition David Hemery Valentine Invitational (16:07.12) vaults her to No. 4; to qualifying three jumpers to the NCAA meet, his group scored 50 of the • Grad transfer Ieva Zarankaite dropped a shot put lifetime-best Noles’ ACC-winning 111 points. FSU also had the nation’s best four-man 15.97m (52-4.75) for third at the ACC, which sits No. 5; long jump and triple jump groups. • Redshirt junior Madison Harris advanced to her first ACC final in the 800, thanks to a huge PB of 2:07.57, which stands No. 6 all-time; Noles pile up ACC weekly honors • Nicole Breske has a new pole vault PB (3.85m/12-7.50), established The Seminoles success this season has not gone without notice, and at the Jacksonville Mall Vault, which is good for No. 6 all-time; that’s true at the conference level as well. FSU athletes nabbed six ACC FSU sweeps ACC Indoor team titles Performer of the Week honors over the course of the season. The Florida State men’s and women’s teams captured 2018 ACC Indoor Men’s Track Performer of the Week Track & Field team titles at Clemson, duplicating their sweep from 2014 at Jan. 23 Andre Ewers the same venue. The Noles men claimed their 11th indoor crown and their Women’s Track Performer of the Week first since ‘14, while the women won their third all-time title. Jan. 9 Shauna Helps Jan. 30 Shauna Helps Freshman sprinter was named the Women’s Track MVP Ka’Tia Seymour Men’s Field Performer of the Week after winning the 200 and finishing second to teammate Jayla Kirkland in Jan. 30 Armani Wallace the 60. Junior Armani Wallace was the Men’s Field MVP behind a pair of Feb. 13 Corion Knight personal-best marks and third-place finishes in the triple and long jumps. Feb. 20 Austin Droogsma FSU’s men also received individual titles from Austin Droogsma (shot put), Edward Clarke (60), Andre Ewers (200) and Kenneth Fisher (long 2018 NCAA Indoor Rosters MEN Name Pronunciation Year Event Hometown/Last School Trey Cunningham FR 60 Hurdles Winfield, Ala./Winfield City Austin Droogsma Drewgs-much SR Shot Put Gulf Breeze, Fla./Gulf Breeze Andre Ewers You-errs JR 60/200 Lauderhill, Fla./Butler County (Kan.) College Kenneth Fisher GR Long Jump East Point, Ga./Bethune-Cookman. Corion Knight Cor-ee-ahn SR Long Jump Crawfordville, Fla./Florida Memorial Armani Wallace Are-mah-nee JR Triple Jump Orlando, Fla./Colonial WOMEN Gleneve Grange SR Shot Put Kingston, Jamaica/New Mexico JC Shauna Helps Shaw-nuh JR 200 Belvedere, Jamaica/Wolmer’s Girls Cortney Jones SO 60 Hurdles Conyers, Ga./Rockdale County Jayla Kirkland FR 60 Birmingham, Ala./Woodlawn Ka’Tia Seymour Kay-tee-uh FR 60/200 Palataka, Fla./Palatka

COACHING STAFF NCAA Indoor Noles by the Numbers... Bob Braman Head Coach 11 - Seminoles - six men & five women - com- 4 - School record-holders from the 2018 season Dorian Scott Director of Field Events/Throws peting at the NCAA Indoor Championships in 13 Andre Ewers (60), Cortney Jones (60H), Ka’Tia Brandon Hon Director of Sprints, Hurdles & Relays events; Seymour (200) and Gleneve Grange (shot put) Ricky Argro Men’s Sprints competing; 9 - First-time NCAA Indoor Championship Keith Herston Jumps, Vault & Multis qualifiers; 6 - FSU men ranked among the top 10 in their respective events at the NCAA Indoor Champi- SUPPORT STAFF 3 - True freshmen - Trey Cunningham, Jayla onships, which trails only 3 schools; David Beauchem Director of Operations Kirkland and Ka’Tia Seymour - have qualified, Bernie Waxman Associate AD/Sport Oversight which ties FSU with Georgia and USC for the 3 - Nation-leading number of events the FSU Gwendolyn Davis Athletic Trainer most by any school in the field; men top all other Division I teams in the USTFC- CCA’s Squad Rankings; a compilation of the top Chelsea Whalen Grad Asst./Throws 5 - Number of Florida high school graduates marks by four individuals in a specific event; Skyler Willis Grad Asst./Sprints, Hurdles & Relays representing the Noles at the meet; tops among Aniis Hopkins Volunteer Coach/Jumps & Multis all in-state schools competing; 6.64 - FSU’s nation-leading four-man average Jacques Toussaint Operations Asst./Men’s Sprints in the 60-meter dash; 1 - Redshirt senior Austin Droogsma is the lone Kyra Shaw Grad Asst. Athletic Trainer repeat qualifier with the Noles, after placing 13th 7.74m - FSU’s nation-leading average in the Bethany Kloster Massage Therapist in the shot put last year; men’s long jump (25-4.5); Robin Rogers Massage Therapist 1 - Grad transfer Kenneth Fisher is making his 15.61m - The Noles’ NCAA-best four-man Izzy Pino Equipment first NCAA Indoor appearance with FSU, but average in the triple jump (51-2.5); was 14th in the long jump in 2016 while repre- 2018 INDOOR SCHEDULE 13 - FSU is one of 13 schools with both men’s senting Bethune-Cookman; Jan. 6 Orange & Purple Invitational and women’s teams ranked among the Top 25. Jan. 19-20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational Jan. 26-27 Razorback Invitational Feb. 9-10 Tyson Invitational Feb. 9-10 David Hemery Valentine Invitaitonal Feb. 16 Texas Tech Matador Qualifier Feb. 17 Alex Wilson Invitational Feb. 22-24 ACC Indoor Championships March 9-10 NCAA Indoor Championships 2018 OUTDOOR SCHEDULE March 16-17 UCF Black & Gold Challenge March 17 Yellow Jacket Invitational March 23-24 FSU Relays March 28-30 Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays March 29-31 Pepsi Florida Relays April 13 Tom Jones Memorial April 13-14 Auburn Tiger Track Classic April 18-19 California Combined Invitational April 19-20 Bryan Clay Invitational April 19-21 Mt. SAC Relays April 26-28 Penn Relays April 27-28 National Relay Championships May 4 Seminole Twilight May 11-13 ACC Outdoor Championships May 24-26 NCAA East Preliminary June 6-9 NCAA Outdoor Championships 2018 Performance Report FSU WOMEN FSU MEN GLENEVE GRANGE - Shot Put TREY CUNNINGHAM - 60m Hurdles Date Meet Mark Place Date Meet Mark Place Feb.24 ACC Championships 17.19m/56-4.75 2nd Feb.24 ACC Championships 7.70 (f) 1st Feb. 17 Alex Wilson Invitational 17.24m/56-6.75^ 1st Feb.23 ACC Championships 7.79 (p) 2nd Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 15.95m/52-4 2nd Feb. 16 Texas Tech Matador Qualifier 7.85 (f) 1st Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 16.49m/54-1.25 2nd Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 7.84 (f) 5th Jan. 6 Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational 16.16m/53-0.25 2nd Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 7.82 (p) 1st Feb. 3 Millrose Games 7.71 (f) 6th SHAUNA HELPS - 200m Dash Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.74 (f) 1st Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.87 (p) 2nd Feb.24 ACC Championships 23.02 (f) 2nd Feb.23 ACC Championships 23.43 (p) 2nd Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 23.20 (f) 4th AUSTIN DROOGSMA - Shot Put Jan. 6 Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational 23.82 (f) 2nd Feb.24 ACC Championships 20.00m/65-7.5 1st Feb. 17 Alex Wilson Invitational 20.10m/65-11.5 1st CORTNEY JONES - 60m Hurdles Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 19.69m/64-7.25 2nd Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 18.99m/62-3.75 1st Feb.24 ACC Championships 8.05 (f)^ 2nd Jan. 6 Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational 19.06m/62-6.5 2nd Feb.23 ACC Championships 8.12 (p) 1st Feb. 16 Texas Tech Matador Qualifier 8.32 1st Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 8.16 (f) 5th ANDRE EWERS - 60m Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 8.21 (p) 7th Feb.24 ACC Championships 6.64 (f) 2nd Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 8.30 (f) 8th Feb.23 ACC Championships 6.69 (p) 1st Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 8.22 (p) 7th Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 6.67 (p) 6th Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 8.65 (p) 13th Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 6.52 (f)^ 1st Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 6.63 (p) 1st JAYLA KIRKLAND- 60m Dash Feb.24 ACC Championships 7.24 (f) 1st ANDRE EWERS - 200m Feb.23 ACC Championships 7.31 (p) 3rd Feb.24 ACC Championships 20.60 (f) 1st Feb. 16 Texas Tech Matador Qualifier 7.34 (f) 1st Feb.23 ACC Championships 20.72 (p) 1st Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.40 (p) 4th Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational DQ

KA’TIA SEYMOUR - 60m Dash KENNETH FISHER - Long Jump Feb.24 ACC Championships 7.24 (f) 2nd Feb. 23 ACC Championships 7.79m/25-6.75 1st Feb.23 ACC Championships 7.34 (p) 5th Feb. 9 Tyson Invitational 7.81m/25-7.5 2nd Feb. 16 Texas Tech Matador Qualifier 7.36 (f) 2nd Jan. 26 Razorback Invitational 7.37m/24-2.25 9th Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 7.34 (p) 11th Jan. 19 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.55m/24-9.25 3rd Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 7.40 (p) 12th Jan. 6 Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational 7.52m/24-8.25 3rd Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.31 (f) 3rd Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.36 (p) 3rd CORION KNIGHT - Long Jump Feb.23 ACC Championships 7.75m/25-5,25 2nd KA’TIA SEYMOUR - 200m Feb. 9 Tyson Invitational 8.02m/26-3.75 1st Feb.24 ACC Championships 22.85 (f)^ 1st Jan. 6 Clemson Orange & Purple Invitational 7.39m/24-3 6th Feb.23 ACC Championships 23.34 (p) 1st Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 23.66 (f) 6th ARMANI WALLACE - Triple Jump Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 23.84 (f) 14th Feb. 24 ACC Championships 16.33m/53-7 3rd Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.31 (f) 3rd Feb. 10 Tyson Invitational 16.06m/52-8.5 4th Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 7.36 (p) 3rd Jan. 27 Razorback Invitational 16.19m/53-1.5 3rd Jan. 20 Larry Wieczorek Invitational 15.50m/50-10.25 4th KEY BOLD - Personal Best KEY ^ - FSU record BOLD - Personal Best ^ - FSU record 2018 NCAA Men’s Qualifiers Trey Cunningham, Freshman, Winfield, Ala. Enters his first NCAA Championships meet off an ACC Indoor title in the 60-meter hurdles, where he ran a season-best 7.70 in the finals...looking to become the 10th consecutive FSU hurdler to reach the 60-meter hurdles finals and the first since Drew Brunson’s 2008 title run...opened his collegiate career by winning the Wieczorek Invitational 60 hurdles in 7.74; the No. 4 mark in FSU history...was sixth at NYRR Millrose Games...also scored a win at the Texas Tech Matador Qualifier...is the most decorated hurdles signee in FSU history...broke the IAAF U20 World Record - previously held by NCAA record-holder Grant Holloway - at the ‘17 New Balance Indoor National Championship (7.40)...starring at Winfield City High School he was a 24-time Alabama state champion across a multitude of events. Austin Droogsma, RS-Senior, Gulf Breeze, Fla. Making his third consecutive NCAA Championships in the shot put…won first ACC title with the second-best winning mark in meet history (20.00m/65-7.5)...won Alex Wilson Invitational with a lifetime-best mark of 20.10 meters (65-11.5)…posted the four longest throws in his career – indoors or outdoors – in the meet...just the second Seminole to eclipse 20-meters indoors, joining FSU great Garrett Johnson who set the school record in 2006 (20.48m/67-2.25)…has finished behind only one collegiate thrower this season in five meets...over the last 14 meets he has won five shot put titles among 1 top-three finishes...was 13th at the ‘17 NCAA Indoor meet and 12th at ‘17 Outdoor...four-time Florida 3A state champion, sweeping shot put and discus as a junior and senior. Andre Ewers, Junior, Lauderhill, Fla. Sprinter is making the most of his first season at FSU, qualifying fo NCAA Indoors in the 60- and 200-meter dashes...won the ACC Indoor 200-meter title in a lifetime-best 20.60, which ranks No. 9 nationally and No. 5 in FSU history...runner-up to team- mate Edward Clarke in the 60-meter dash in 6.64, losing by .002...owns the No. 1 mark nationally in the 60-meter dash (6.52) following his debut performance in the finals of the Larry Wieczorek Invitational on Jan. 20...that tied the FSU record set by Den- tarius Locke in his 2014 NCAA Championships victory...enrolled at FSU in January after graduating from Butler (Kan.) County College…an 11-time junior college All-American, winning the ‘17 NJCAA 100-meter national title...owns 100m PB of 10.13…born in Jamaica, he has lived in the US since he was seven…Florida 4A state runner-up in the 100 and 200 at Piper High in 2014. Kenneth Fisher, Graduate, East Point, Ga. Won the ACC Indoor long jump title, leading a 1-4 sweep by the Noles with his second-best mark of the season (7.79m/25- 6.75)...is making his second NCAA Indoors appearance in the event, but his first at FSU...graduate transfer from Bethune-Cook- man was 14th at the 2016 meet...broke a five-year stalemate with a personal-best leap of 7.81 meters (25-7.5) to finish second in the invitaitonal section of the Tyson Invitational...was a two-time NCAA Outdoors long jump qualifier at Bethune-Cookman... scored 99 career points in MEAC Championships competition between the long jump, triple jump and high jump...starred at Tri-Cities High but excelled in junior competition...won the 2013 USATF Junior Olympics and was runner-up at the 2014 USATF Junior Championships, representing Team USA at the IAAF World Juniors. Corion Knight, Senior, Crawfordville, Fla. Senior transfer from Florida Memorial owns the No. 3 long jump in the nation (8.02m/26-3.75), which came in his victory at the Tyson Invitational...that mark ranks tied for No. 2 in FSU history, trailing only Ngoni Makusha...Knight’s national qualifying mark at the Tyson came from the unseeded section and topped all 12 invitational section competitors as well...backed it up with a second-place long jump finish at the ACC Indoor Championships (7.75m) as the Noles rode a 1-4 event sweep to the title...also established a new high jump PB (2.16m/7-1) in his first season with the Noles, which ties him for 10th on FSU’s all-time list...a multi-sport athlete at Wakulla High, Knight was an eight-time NAIA All-American at Florida Memorial in Miami, where he won outdoor national titles in the long jump and high jump…won the 2014 Florida 2A state meet in the high jump. Armani Wallace, Junior, Orlando, Fla. Enters his first NCAA Indoor Championships as the No. 7 seed in the triple jump off a third-place ACC finish...sixth attempt at ACC meet produced a lifetime-best 16.33m (53-7), eclipsing his previous outdoor best...that mark ranks No. 3 all-time among Noles...was also third in the long jump, enabling him to walk off with ACC Men’s Indoor Field MVP honors for the team champion Noles...breakout indoor season also included a third-place finish at the Razorback Invitational (16.19m/53-1.5)…carried plenty momentum into his third season...2017 outdoor season included first NCAA trip in the triple jump, where he reach finals...swept the ACC Outdoor triple jump and long jump titles; the first Nole to do that since Olympian Rafeeq Curry…that earned him ACC Outdoor Men’s Field MVP honors…represented Team USA at the 2016 IAAF World Junior Championships in Poland. 2018 NCAA Women’s Qualifiers Gleneve Grange, Senior, Kingston, Jamaica Florida State’s first NCAA Indoor Championships qualifier in the shot put...coming off a runner-up finish at the ACC Indoor Championships...shattered her own FSU record at the Alex Wilson Invitational (17.24 meters/56-6.75)...Grange also holds the FSU outdoor record in the shot put (17.29), which she set at the 2017 ACC Championships, where she also finished second in the discus and won ACC Outdoor Championships Field Performer of the Meet honors…arrived at FSU from New Mexico Junior College primarily as a discus thrower…she ranks No. 2 all-time among Noles in the discus and earned first-teamAll-American honors for her eighth-place finish at the 2017 NCAA Outdoor Championships…represented Jamaica in the shot put at the IAAF World Championships this past summer. Shauna Helps, Junior, Belvedere, Jamaica Posted the fastest 200-meter (23.02) of her career - indoors or outdoors - in a runner-up ACC Championships finish to secure a spot...trailed only teammate Ka’Tia Seymour’s school-record win (22.85)...she is the top-ranked Jamaican indoors and is tied for 14th on the World list...was also fourth in the 60m (PB, 7.28) at the ACC meet...making her first NCAA Championships appear- ance in an individual event...burst on the scene as a freshman winning the first of two consecutiveACC Outdoor 100-meter dash titles while helping the Noles clinch the 2016 conference title…has been a star in sprint-rich Jamaica since winning the first of three ISSA Girls 100-meter titles in 2010…also won gold in the 100 at the Carifta Games…an exercise science major, she has been a fixture on the All-ACC Academic teams...is Florida State’s nominee for the Elite 90 Award. Cortney Jones, Sophomore, Conyers, Ga. Smashed the FSU 60-meter hurdles school record (8.05) on the way to a runner-up finish at theACC Indoor Championships... making her first NCAA Indoor appearance after qualifying as a first-semester freshman outdoors in the 100-meter hurdles...a January 2017 enrollee at FSU, she grabbed bronze at the ACC Indoor and Outdoor Championships in the 60 hurdles and 100 hurdles...posted season and then career-bests of 8.18 and 13.06 as a freshman...missed ‘17 NCAA Indoor berth in 60 hurdles by .03 seconds...earned second-team All-American honors outdoors...followed with a fourth-place finish at USATF Junior Champi- onships...was silver medalist at ‘15 USATF Junior Olympics outdoors...won seven Georgia high school state titles while compet- ing for powerhouse Rockdale County, where she was teammates with Candace Hill. Jayla Kirkland, Freshman, Birmingham, Ala. Secured her first NCAA Indoor Championships appearance by winning the ACC 60-meter title in a personal-best 7.24, edging teammate and classmate Ka’Tia Seymour by .006 for the title...competed in only four meets, but lowered her 60-meter time in each of four races...tuned up for ACC’s by winning the Texas Tech Matador Qualifier (7.34)...followed with a 7.31 in the ACC prelims...ACC win was her fastest 60 since winning the ‘17 New Balance Indoor Nationals title (7.27), which was the top high school mark in the nation last year...won 16 Alabama high school state titles in her career at Woodlawn High, which is the same school which produced legendary FSU football coach Bobby Bowden...decorated career includes 100-meter bronze at the 2015 IAAF World Youth Championships and four New Balance national titles. Ka’Tia Seymour, Freshman, Palatka, Fla. The only freshman to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships in both the 60- and 200-meter dashes...made that a reality by winning ACC Indoor Championships Track MVP honors where she won the 200-meter dash (22.85) and was second in the 60-meter dash (7.24)...broke teammate Shauna Helps’ FSU 200 record , which ranks No. 5 in the World and is the fastest time of her career, indoors or outdoors...came into the ACC meet with PBs of 7.31 and 23.66...did not run indoor track in high school, making early success - especially in the 200 - even more remarkable... was back-to-back Florida 2A state champion in the 100 and 200 and also anchored her team’s 4x100 to gold in 2016...was the ‘16 Florida Gatorade Girls Track Athlete of the Year...swept Great Southwest Classic 100 and 200 titles, won 100 gold and 200 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), 400 (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 - 60 (i-9) 1999 Michael Cherry - 400 (i-10) Indoor title in program history in 2014. Jody Lawrence — Weight throw (i-15) Trentavis Friday - 200 (i-11) 2001 2016 Joe Allen — Long jump (i-5) Stefan Brits - Long Jump (i-3) Shawn Brown — High jump (i-4) Jake Burton - 800 (i-14) 2002 2017 Shawn Brown — High jump (i-t5) Montel Nevers - Triple Jump (i-8) 2003 Darryl Haraway - 60 (i-14) Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-6) Austin Droogsma - Shot Put (i-13) Dorian Scott — Shot put (i-11) 2004 All-American Criteria per USTFCCCA Indoor Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-5) Years Requirements 2005 1965-69 top 3 per event Rafeeq Curry — Triple jump (i-6) 1970-81 unknown Walter Dix — 60m (6), 200m (i-2) 1982-87 top 6 per event Ricardo Chambers — 400m (i-5) 1989-2010 top 8 per event, to include top 8 US-born Drew Brunson brought home FSU’s fourth indoor Garrett Johnson — Shot put (i-5) 2011-pres. top 8 first-team; 9-16 second-team hurdles title at the 2008 championship meet. Tom Lancashire — Mile (i-5) Outdoor 2006 Years Requirements Greg Bolden – 60m (i-7) 1942-62 top 3 per event Rafeeq Curry – Triple Jump (i-3) 1963-72 top 4 per event Walter Dix – 200m (i-1), 60m (i-2) 1973-81 unknown Garrett Johnson – Shot Put (i-1) 1982-84 top 12 per event Tom Lancashire – Mile Run (i-4) 1985-2010 top 8 per event, to include top 8 US-born finishers 2007 2011-pres. top 8 first-team; 9-16 second-team Greg Bolden – 60m (i-4) Ricardo Chambers – 400m (i-1) Charles Clark – 200m (i-4), 200m (8) Walter Dix – 200m (i-1), 60m (i-8) 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 - 400 (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 - 800 (i-15) 1993 Meme Jean - 60 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 Key 1997 ^- Division of Girl’s and Womens’ Sports National Championships - 4x400m relay (i-4) — Sophia Danvers, Yashiva Edwards, Maria (DGWS) - 1969-1972 Embon, Erica Shepard #-Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Championships - 1999 (AIAW) - 1973-1982/NCAA Championships begin with 1982 Outdoors Tonya Carter — 60m (i-9) 2000 Tonya Carter — 60m (i-1) Samantha George — 400m (i-6) Kimberly Williams (top left) won three consecutive 2001 NCAA Indoor triple jump titles, while, clockwise, Susan Laura Gerber — 800m (i-3) Kuijken (3000), Lacy Janson (pole vault) and Hannah 2002 England (mile) won single titles in their events. Lacy Janson — Pole vault (i-6) Kim Jones — Long jump (i-12) Men’s Indoor Top 10 List

60 METERS 60 METER HURDLES SHOT PUT 1. Andre Ewers 6.52 2018 1. Drew Brunson 7.53 2008 1. Garrett Johnson 20.48m 67-2.25 2006 Dentarius Locke 6.52-a 2014 2. Arthur Blake 7.59c 1987 2. Austin Droogsma 20.10 65-11.5 2018 3. Marvin Bracy 6.54 2013 3. Phillip Riley 7.64c 1995 3. Michael Putman 19.20 63-0 2012 4. Maurice Mitchell 6.55 2011 4. Trey Cunningham 7.70 2018 4. Ben Bonhurst 19.05 62-6 2015 5. Kendal Williams 6.56 2015 5. Leander McKenzie 7.85c 1984 5. Dorian Scott 18.85 61-10.25 2003 Kemar Hyman 6.56 2012 6. Rodney Lawson 7.89c 1989 6. Emmanuel Oniya 18.01 59-1.25 2017 7. Darryl Haraway 6.59 2017 7. John Citron 7.90c 1978 7. Mike Bell 17.98 59-0 1987 Michael Ray Garvin 6.59 2009 8. Tye Dickens 7.91 2018 8. Chad DaCosta 17.91 58-9.25 2016 Walter Dix 6.59 2006 9. Tremaine Grant 7.94 2012 9. Stargell Williams 17.76 58-3.25 2015 10. Ngoni Makusha 6.60 2009 10. Gonzalo Barroilhet 7.98 2008 John Fallone 17.76 58-3.25 2007 Trentavis Friday 6.60 2015 200 METERS HEPTATHLON WEIGHT THROW 1. Gonzalo Barroilhet 5951 2008 1. B.J. Linnenbrink 20.91m 68-7.25 2002 1. Walter Dix 20.27 2006 2. Pelle Rietveld 5620 2009 2. Andrew Diakos 19.97 65-6.25 2004 2. Maurice Mitchell 20.41 2011 3. Dante Newberg 5291 2018 3. Markindey Sineus 19.81 65-0 2015 3. Brandon Byram 20.46 2010 3. Matt Frith 4917 2006 4. Brandon Tirado 19.79 64-11.25 2018 4. Charles Clark 20.50 2008 5. Daniel Salgado 4717 2012 5. Jody Lawrence 18.75 61-6.25 1998 5. Andre Ewers 20.60 2018 6. Jacob Peacock 4683 2006 6. Matt Wernke 18.71 61-4.75 2009 6. Horatio Williams 20.77 2012 7. Chris Snow 4356 2012 7. William Shirk 18.17 59-7.50 1997 7. Michael Ray Garvin 20.79 2008 8. Hunter Napier 4129 2018 8. Josh Bowling 18.15 59-6.75 2002 8. Trentavis Friday 20.86 2015 9. Collin Lomagistre 4080 2010 9. Dan Royal 18.14 59-6.25 2004 9. Stephen Newbold 20.90 2013 10. Travis Whitfield 18.01 59-1.25 2010 10. Dentarius Locke 21.02 2013 LONG JUMP 400 METERS 1. Ngoni Makusha 8.21m 26-11.25 2009 4x400 RELAY 1. Ricardo Chambers 45.64 2007 2. Corion Knight 8.02 26-3.75 2018 1. Russell, Harris, Locke, Newbold 3:05.13 2013 2. James Harris 45.90a 2014 Brian Chibudu 8.02 26-3.75 2010 2. J. Borlee, K. Borlee, Williams, O’Connor 3:05.48 2009 3. Michael Cherry 46.31 2015 4. Jalen Ramsey 7.97 26-1.75 2015 3. Williams, K. Borlee, O’Connor, J. Borlee 3:05.97 2009 4. Alonzo Russell 46.44a 2014 5. Joe Allen 7.85 25-9.25 2001 4. Russell, Harris, Locke, Newbold 3:06.55 2013 5. Kevin Ansley 46.73 1993 6. Stefan Brits 7.82 25-8 2016 5. Russell, Roy, Cherry, Harris 3:06.79 2014 6. Stephen Newbold 46.98 2013 7. Kenneth Fisher 7.81 25-7.5 2018 6. Locke, Russell, Harris, Roy 3:07.26 2014 7. Charles Clark 47.03 2008 8. Billy Close 7.78 25-6.25 1987 7. Buchanan, Dix, Chambers, Clark 3:07.35 2007 8. Ronnie Taylor 47.09c 1982 9. Kelsey Nash 7.72 25-3.75 1994 8. Buchanan, Navarette, Clark, Dix 3:07.41 2008 9. Michael Jennings 47.14 2000 10. Paul Madzivire 7.70 25-3.25 2014 9. Buchanan, Navarette, Byram, Clark 3:07.47 2008 10. Tywayne Buchanan 47.32 2008 10. Russell, Cherry, Locke, Harris 3:07.70 2014 TRIPLE JUMP 800 METERS 1. Rafeeq Curry 16.60m-a 54-5.50 2006 DISTANCE MEDLEY 1. Jake Burton 1:47.72 2016 2. Kelsey Nash 16.44 53-11.25 1994 1. Mulenga, Simpkins, Freire, Hall 9:33.39 2017 2. Otniel Teixeira 1:48.47 2016 3. Armani Wallace 16.33 53-7 2018 2. Buckingham, Buchanan, Jesensky, Lancashire 9:37.26 2007 3. Darrin Gibson 1:48.78 2012 4. Jonathan Reid 16.32 53-6.50 2014 3. Teixeira, Rose, Burton, Seddon 9:39.50 2015 4. Rob Circelli 1:48.86 1991 5. Rayon Taylor 16.22 53-2.75 2008 4 Seddon, Roy, Butler, Mulenga 9:45.46 2016 5. Andrew Krumins 1:49.23 2008 6. Phillip Young 16.00 52-6 2012 5. Smyth, Navarette, Gibson, Forrester 9:45.80 2011 6. Ocky Clark 1:49.86 1986 Joe Allen 16.00 52-6 2000 6. Hardwick, Golson, Freire, Szogi 9:46.05 2018 7. Philip Rolle 1:50.59c 1982 8. Montel Nevers 15.90 52-2 2017 7. Teixeira, Rose, Butler, Seddon 9:48.36 2015 8. Bert Freire 1:50.70 2017 9. Andy Latimer 15.84 51-11.50 1984 8. Seddon, Moona, Teixeira, Mulenga 9:48.37 2016 9. George Gardner 1:50.94 1986 10. Leon Hutchins 15.71 51-6.50 1980 9. Buckingham, Francis, Noyes, Gunn 9:49.86 2008 10. Tim Middlekoop 1:51.12 1993 Mario Lowe 15.71 51-6.50 2001 10. Buckingham, Wood, Wilson, Lancashire 9:50.41 2007 MILE 1. Tom Lancashire 3:58.52 2006 HIGH JUMP BOLD - on current roster 2. David Forrester 3:59.13 2012 1. James Harris 2.32m 7-7.25 2014 3. Michael Hall 3:59.37 2018 2. Shawn Brown 2.23 7-3.75 2001 KEY 4. Daniel Roberts 4:03.62 2009 3. Darrell Willis 2.22 7-3.50 1986 c - converted time using USTFCCCA standardized track event 5. Matt Leeder 4:03.65 2009 4. Kenny Smith 2.21 7-3 1983 conversion factors chart 6. Zak Seddon 4:04.03 2016 5. Andrew Batchelor 2.20 7-2.50 2010 a - performance came at altitude 7. Harry Mulenga 4:04.36 2017 6. Tom Stitt 2.19 7-2.25 1987 8. Justin Harbour 4:04.67 2009 Gary Snells 2.19 7-2.25 1987 Updated through Feb. 24, 2018 9. Mark Buckingham 4:05.34 2007 8. Larry Sayers 2.18 7-1.75 1980 10. Mike Fout 4:05.47 2013 Darius King 2.18 7-1.75 2014 10. Corion Knight 2.16 7-1 2018 3000 METERS Ed’Ricus Williams 2.16 7-1 2017 1. Luke Gunn 7:53.97 2008 Jeff Nedimyer 2.16 7-1 1976 2. Mark Buckingham 7:55.98 2008 Kevin Crist 2.16 7-1 1991 3. Tom Lancashire 7:56.01 2007 Anthony Washington 2.16 7-1 1994 4. Matt Leeder 7:56.06 2009 5. Daniel Roberts 7:57.62 2009 POLE VAULT 6. David Forrester 7:57.93 2012 1. Jeff Bray 5.50m 18-0.5 1992 7. Zak Seddon 7:59.40 2015 2. Tom Reither 5.38 17-8 1988 8. Herb Wills 8:03.44c 1982 3. Larry Carr 5.35 17-6.75 1989 9. Jakub Zivec 8:04.61 2013 4. Gonzalo Barroilhet 5.35 17-6.50 2012 10 Ken Misner 8:04.96c 1971 5. Andrew LaHaye 5.31 17-5 2013 5000 METERS 6. Jeff Atkinson 5.27 17-3.50 2002 1. Andrew Lemoncello 13:46.00 2007 7. Phares Rolle 5.23 17-2 1976 2. Mike Fout 13:56.52 2011 8. Matt Hurley 5.20 17-0.75 2007 3. Herb Wills 14:00.10 1982 9. Jason Dean 5.15 16-10.75 2001 4. Steeve Gabart 14:07.50 2009 10. Brian Fitzsimmons 5.03 16-6 1986 5. Breandan O Neill 14:10.96 2013 6. Ciaran O’Lionaird 14:10.99 2010 7. Jack Goodwin 14:12.97 2015 8. Joep Tigchelaar 14:15.60 2003 9. Bryant Blahnik 14:18.45 2014 10. Glen Yarham 14:23.44 2014 Women’s Indoor Top 10 List

60 METERS 60 METER HURDLES SHOT PUT 1. Tonya Carter 7.15 2000 1. Cortney Jones 8.05 2018 1. Gleneve Grange 17.24m 56-6.75 2018 2. Michelle Finn 7.19 1987 2. Teona Rodgers 8.07 2009 2. Kamorean Hayes 16.29 53-5.50 2008 3. Jayla Kirkland 7.24 2018 3. Meme Jean 8.08 2016 3. Chelsea Whalen 16.27 53-4.50 2014 Ka’Tia Seymour 7.24 2018 4. Peta-Gay Williams 8.15 2017 4. Kellion Knibb 16.01 52-6.25 2014 5. Marecia Pemberton 7.27 2011 5. Anne Zagre 8.21 2013 5. Ieva Zarankaite 15.97 52-4.75 2018 6. Shauna Helps 7.28 2018 Kim Jones 8.21 2003 6. Cerenity Young 15.73 51-7.25 2003 7. Marita Payne 7.29c 1984 7. Nicole Setterington 8.28 2016/2017 7. Lakitta Johnson 15.58 51-1.50 2015 Esmeralda Garcia 7.34 1981 Carolyn Faison 8.28c 1982 8. Allyn Laughlin 15.45 51-8.25 2010 9. Danielle Jeffery 7.38 2009 9. Melissa-Maree Farrington 8.34 2016 9. Shannon Cook 15.01 49-3 1997 Janet Davis 7.38c 1984 10. Kim Batten 8.46c 1989 10. Amanda Kinney 14.69 48-2.50 2002 200 METERS PENTATHLON WEIGHT THROW 1. Ka’Tia Seymour 22.85 2018 1. Grete Sadeiko 4105 2015 2. Shauna Helps 23.02 2018 1. Briana Cherry-Bronson 20.98m 68-10 2014 2. Melissa-Maree Farrington 4086 2016 3. Kala Funderburk 23.41 2015 2. Sasha-Ann Lebert 20.96 68-9.25 2016 3. Deanna Lane 3751 2005 4. Teona Rodgers 23.42 2009 3. Lakitta Johnson 20.15 66-1.50 2015 4. Alejandra Martinez 3620 2015 5. Candyce McGrone 23.46 2010 4. Lakeisha Mose 19.02 62-5 1998 5. Margaret Moynihan 3432 1981 6. Brittany St. Louis 23.68 2009 5. Caila Coleman 18.19 59-8.25 2010 6. Ewa Marcinkiewicz 3405 2013 7. Yashiva Edwards 23.73 1997 6. Veronika Kanuchova 17.63 57-10.25 2017 7. Heather LeBlanc 3256 2005 8. Sheryl Covington 23.86 1993 7. Katja Vangsnes 16.91 55-5.75 2015 8. Valerie Flournoy 3108 2008 9. Evelyne-Cynthia Niako 23.89 2006 8. Sarah Reed 16.85 55-3.50 2006 9. Maryke Brits 3076 2014 Lisa Horton 23.89 1989 Amanda Kinney 16.85 55-3.50 2003 10. Sara Mackey 3053 2010 10. Chalencia Seay 16.49 54-1.25 2007 400 METERS 1. Kala Funderburk 52.26 2015 LONG JUMP 4x400 RELAY 2. Samantha George 52.81 2000 1. Sonya Blades 6.61m 21-8.50 1990 1. Danvers, Embom, Edwards, Shepard 3:33.59 1996 3. Sage Watson 53.42a 2014 2. Kim Williams 6.55 21-6 2011 2. Swanepoel, Funderburk, Pierce, Watson 3:35.26 2015 4. Brittany St. Louis 53.83 2011 3. Trinette Johnson 6.45 21-2 1993 3. Swanepoel, Funderburk, Watson, Jarvis 3:35.41 2015 5. Shaquania Dorsett 53.84 2017 4. Amy Harris 6.43 21-1.25 2011 4. Aa. Williams, Ae Williams, Richemond, Niako 3:35.92 2006 6. Elizabeth Ichite 53.99 2014 5. Esmeralda Garcia 6.40 21-0 1986 5. Danvers, Embom, Shepard, Edwards 3:36.36 1997 7. Janet Davis 54.21 1984 6. Jogaile Petrokaite 6.38 20-11.25 2017 6. Davis, Levy, Dwyer-Brown, Cliette 3:37.47 1984 8. Sheryl Covington 54.25 1994 Der’Renae Freeman 6.38 20-11.25 2014/2016 7. Richemond, St. Louis, Batchelor, Smith 3:38.13 2008 9. Angela Wright 54.37 1981 8. Kim Jones 6.35 20-10 2002 8. Chandler, Funderburk, Watson, Pierce 3:39.25 2015 10. Tamara Campbell 54.41 2004 9. Alice Bennett 6.20 20-4 1981 9. Mayhue, Norwood, Johnson, Ronholt 3:39.58 1998 10. Michelle Finn 6.13 20-1.25 1986 10. Funderburk, Over, Pierce, Swanepoel 3:39.77 2015 800 METERS 1. Chelsea Jarvis 2:04.45 2016 TRIPLE JUMP DISTANCE MEDLEY 2. Rikke Ronholt 2:05.84 1998 1. Kim Williams 14.23m 46-8.25 2010 1. Winslow, Watson, Peel, Quigley 10:57.41 2013* 3. Violah Lagat 2:06.94 2011 2. Michelle Jenije 13.54 44-5.25 2012 2. Parry, Watson, Peel, Quigley 11:00.78 2013 4. Angela Harris 2:07.24 1991 3. Esmeralda Garcia 13.51 44-4 1985 3. Hall, Ichite, Peel, Quigley 11:01.59 2014 5. Laura Gerber 2:07.32 2001 4. Alyce Williams 13.31 43-8 2007 4. Jarvis, Swanepoel, Over, Quigley 11:04.53 2015 6. Madison Harris 2:07.57 2018 5. Tiara Swanagan 13.21 43-4.25 2009 5. Brooks, Pierce, Worden, Winslow 11:08.17 2012 7. Georgia Peel 2:08.01 2013 6. Latoya Legree 13.10 42-11.75 2006 6. Peel, Swanepoel, Over, Quigley 11:09.82 2015 8. Christal Washington 2:08.02 2009 7. Amy Harris 12.81 42-0.50 2010 7. England, Batchelor, Willemse, Kuijken 11:11.03 2008 9. Erica Shepard 2:08.35 1996 8. Zuzette Mullings 12.75 41-10 1998 8. Snow, Smith, Willemse, Kuijken 11:12.96 2009 10. Colleen Quigley 2:08.69 2015 9. Izehi Ileso 12.74 41-9.5 2014 9. Peel, Dorsett, Jarvis, Blake 11:13.34 2016 10. Kim Batten 12.71 41-8.50 1988 MILE 10. Hughes, Richemond, Parker, Kuijken 11:16.82 2006 * - ACC Championship & ACC Record 1. Colleen Quigley 4:29.67* 2015 HIGH JUMP 2. Amanda Winslow 4:31.08 2013 1. Eleonora Omoregie 1.88m 6-2 2017 3. Susan Kuijken 4:34.11 2009 KEY 2. Holly Kelly 1.85 6-1 1990 4. Linden Hall 4:34.94 2014 c - converted time using USTFCCCA standardized track event 3. Wendy Markham 1.82 6-0 1983 5. Hannah England 4:35.30 2008 conversion factors chart 4. Stacey Taylor 1.80 5-10.75 2002 6. Pilar McShine 4:35.99 2010 a - performance came at altitude 5. Indianne Henry 1.78 5-10 1994 7. Georgia Peel 4:37.21 2013 6. Kiara Wright 1.74 5-8.50 2015 8. Hannah Brooks 4:37.87 2012 BOLD - on current roster 7. Grete Sadeiko 1.73 5-8 2014 9. Natalie Hughes 4:39.17 2004 Carolyn Faison 1.73 5-8 1982 10. Bridget Blake 4:39.93 2016 9. Melissa-Maree Farrington 1.72 5-7.25 2017 Updated through Feb. 24, 2018 * - ACC Record at David Hemery Valentine Invitational 10. Safia Morgan 1.70 5-7 2017 3000 METERS Danielle Williams 1.70 5-7 2011 1. Susan Kuijken 8:56.27 2009 Tiara Swanagan 1.70 5-7 2009 2. Amanda Winslow 9:08.13 2013 3. Pasca Cheruiyot 9:13.51 2011 POLE VAULT 4. Colleen Quigley 9:13.79 2013 1. Lacy Janson 4.50m 14-9 2006 5. Vicky Gill 9:14.88 2004 2. Liz Mabry 4.05 13-3.50 2010 6. Jessica Parry 9:15.97 2013 3. Hannah Acton 3.99 13-1 2015 7. Carmela Cardama Baez 9:18.20 2017 4. Karly Jackson 3.97 13-0.25 2014 8. Hannah Brooks 9:20.11 2012 5. Lauren Giffin 3.91 12-10 2012 9. Astrid Leutert 9:20.94 2011 6. Nicole Breske 3.85 12-7.50 2018 10. Linden Hall 9:22.37 2014 7. Lindsay Osborn 3.84 12-7.25 2001 8. Madison Schmidt 3.82 12-6.25 2015 5000 METERS 9. Tori Allen 3.81 12-6 2008 1. Hannah Walker 15:58.15 2014 10. Megan Robbins 3.80 12-5.50 2002 2. Vicky Gill 16:00.62 2004 3. Pasca Cheruiyot 16:05.36 2011 4. Militsa Mircheva 16:07.12 2018 5. Carmela Cardama Baez 16:07.49 2017 6. Pippa Woolven 16:08.93 2014 7. Kayleigh Tyerman 16:12.17 2013 8. Rachel Evjen 16:19.19 2004 9. Jennifer Dunn 16:33.00 2012 10. Christine Griggs 16:52.77 2016