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2009 Stanford Track & Field 2009 STANFORD TRACK & FIELD Track and Field Contact: Ricky Brackett Email: [email protected] • Office Phone: (650) 736-7635 • Cell Phone: (408) 768-7910 2009 NCAA West Regional Championships 2009 Schedule Eugene, Ore. Fri.-Sat., May 29-30 Date Opponent Location DAY 1 SCHEDULE OF EVNTS DAY 2 SCHEDULE OF EVNTS Outdoor Season FRIDAY, MAY 29 SUNDAY, MAY 30 Sat., March 7 Cal Outdoor Opener Berkeley, CA 2:35 PM *National Anthem* 11:55 AM *National Anthem* 2:40 PM M Javelin Trials & Final Wed.-Thurs, Mar. 25-26 UC Davis Multi Meet Davis, CA 12:00 PM M Discus Trials & Final 2:45 PM W Hammer Trials & Final 12:30 PM W High Jump Trials & Final Fri.-Sat., Mar. 27-28 Stanford Invitational Stanford, CA 2:45 PM M High Jump Trials & Final 1:00 PM M Pole Vault Trials & Final 3:00 PM W 4x100 Meters Prelims 1:05 PM W Shot Put Trials & Final Wed.-Sat., Apr. 1-4 Texas Relays Austin, TX 3:05 PM M Long Jump Trials & Finals 1:30 PM W 4x100 Meters Final 3:10 PM M 4x100 Meters Prelims Thu.-Sat., Apr. 9-11 Rafer Johnson/JJK Invitational 1:40 PM M 4x100 Meters Final Westwood, CA 3:15 PM W Pole Vault Trials & Final 1:45 PM M Triple Jump Trials & Final 3:20 PM W 1,500 Meters Prelims 1:50 PM W 1,500 Meters Final Sat., Apr. 18 The Big Meet Stanford, CA 3:35 PM M 1,500 Meters Prelims 2:00 PM M 1,500 Meters Final 3:55 PM W 100-Meter Hurdles Prelims 2:15 PM W 100-Meter Hurdles Final Thu.-Sat., Apr. 23-25 Drake Relays Des Moines, IA 4:15 PM M 110-Meter Hurdles Prelims 2:20 PM M Hammer Trials & Final Fri.,-Sat., Apr. 24-25 Brutus Hamilton Invitational 4:35 PM W 100 Meters Prelims 2:25 PM M 110-Meter Hurdles Final Berkeley, CA 4:45 PM M 100 Meters Prelims 2:30 PM W Triple Jump Trials & Final 4:55 PM W 400 Meters Prelims 2:35 PM W Javelin Trials & Final Sat.-Sun, May 9-10 Pac-10 Multi-Event Championships 5:10 PM M 400 Meters Prelims 2:35 PM W 100 Meters Final Eugene, OR 5:15 PM W Long Jump Trials & Final 2:40 PM M 100 Meters Final Sat.-Sun, May 16-17 Pac-10 Championships Eugene, OR 5:25 PM W 800 Meters Prelims 2:45 PM W 400 Meters Final 5:30 PM W Discus Trials & Final 2:50 PM M 400 Meters Final Fri.-Sat, May 29-30 NCAA West Regional Championships 5:40 PM M 800 Meters Prelims 2:55 PM W 800 Meters Final Eugene, OR 5:45 PM M Shot Put Trials & Final 3:00 PM M 800 Meters Final 6:00 PM W 400-Meter Hurdles Prelims 3:10 PM W 400-Meter Hurdles Final Wed.-Sat., Jun. 10-13 NCAA Outdoor Championships 6:20 PM M 400-Meter Hurdles Prelims Fayetteville, AR 3:20 PM M 400-Meter Hurdles Final 6:40 PM W 200 Meters Prelims 3:30 PM W 200 Meters Final Wed.-Sun., Jun. 24-28 USATF Championships Eugene, OR 6:55 PM M 200 Meters Prelims 3:35 PM M 200 Meters Final 7:10 PM W 5,000 Meters Final 3:45 PM W 3,000 Steeplechase Final 7:30 PM M 5,000 Meters Final 4:10 PM M 3,000 Steeplechase Final 4:35 PM W 4x400 Meters Final 4:50 PM M 4x400 Meters Final Stanford Women’s Entries Quick Facts Event - Name (West Region Rank) Mark Stanford Men’s Entries 100 Meters - Griffin Matthew (4) 11.45 Event - Name (West Region Rank) Mark 100 Meters - Shataya Hendricks (12) 11.66 General Information 200 Meters - Zach Chandy (7) 21.34 800 Meters - Claire Cormier Thielke (8) 2:08.02 Location: Stanford, Calif. 1,500 Meters - Garrett Heath (2) 3:37.57 1,500 Meters - Lauren Centrowitz (1) 4:10.42 Conference: Pacific-10 1,500 Meters - Jacob Evans (11) 3:44.10 1,500 Meters - Alicia Follmar (5) 4:17.63 Enrollment: 13,198 (6,584 undergrad) Steeplechase - Chris Mocko (5) 8:50.30 Nickname: Cardinal 1,500 Meters - Madeline Duhon (10) 4:24.57 Steeplechase - J.T. Sullivan (7) 8:51.74 Colors: Cardinal and White Steeplechase - Emilie Amaro (3) 10:11.68 Steeplechase - Benjamin Johnson (26) 9:05.93 Home Pool: Avery Aquatic Center Steeplechase - Maddie O’Meara (14) 10:30.87 5,000 Meters - Chris Derrick (2) 13:29.98 President: Dr. John L. Hennessy 5,000 Meters - Laurynne Chetelat (2) 15:43.31 5,000 Meters - Elliott Heath (5) 13:42.59 Athletic Director: Bob Bowlsby 5,000 Meters - Kate Niehaus (9) 16:19.20 5,000 Meters - Hakon DeVries (17) 14:03.64 Sports Administrator: Darin Nelson 5,000 Meters - Stephanie Marcy (14) 16:27.90 110-Meter Hurdles - Myles Bradley (2) 13.55 Athletics Web site: www.gostanford.com 5,000 Meters - Georgia Griffin (16) 16:30.00 110-Meter Hurldes - J.J. Jackson (10) 14.23 400-Meter Hurdles - Idara Otu (7) 59.00 Track and Field Coaching Staff 400-Meter Hurdles - Amaechi Morton (2) 50.11 Pole Vault - Katerina Stefanidi (10) 4.13m (13-6 1/2) Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track and 400-Meter Hurdles - Durell Coleman (23) 52.45 Long Jump - Arantxa King (2) 6.47m (21-2 3/4) Field: Edrick Floreal 4x400 Meter Relay - Stanford (5) 40.27 Long Jump - Griffin Matthew (8) 6.20m (20-4 1/4) Head Cross Country Coach: Jason Dunn Pole Vault - Casey Roche (15) 5.20m (17-0 3/4) Long Jump - Whitney Liehr (6.17m (20-3) Assistant Coach (Distance): David Vidal Pole Vault - Corey Dysick (22) 5.05m (16-6 3/4) Long Jump - Brittni Dixon-Smith (10) 6.08m (19-11.5) Assistant Coach (Sprints/Hurdles): Kyle White Shot Put - Geoffrey Tabor (13) 16.97m (55-8 1/4) Assistant Coach (Pole Vault/Multis): Kris Mack Triple Jump - Whitney Liehr (3) 13.00m (42-8) Discus - Daniel Schaerer (1) 63.55m (208-6) Assistant Coach (Throws): Andrew Ninow Triple Jump - Arantxa King (5) 12.88m (42-3 1/3) Discus - Geoffrey Tabor (10) 56.15m (184-3) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Erica McLain Triple Jump - Jordan Merback (10) 12.54m (41-1 3/4) Hammer - Kyle Davis-Hammerquist (9) 16.88m (203-0) Director of Operations: Mary Jo Alexander Shot Put - Michaela Wallerstedt (3) 16.05m (52-8) Hammer - Carter Wells (28) 57.40m (188-4) Track Office Phone: (650) 723-2736 Discus - Michaela Wallerstedt (6) 50.78m (166-7) Hammer - Jaynie Goodbody (7) 58.78 (192-10) 2009 Pac-10 Point Scorers The NCAA West Regional The Cardinal will return to Eugene, Ore. for the NCAA West Regional and a chance to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The top five in each event at the regional WOMEN will automatically advance to the NCAA’s, hosted by the University of Arkansas from June 10- 2nd Place (138 Points) 13, in Fayetteville, Ark. There will also be a handful of at-large bids handed out next week, but the best chance to move on comes from finishing in the top five. Live results from the NCAA Athlete Event Place (Mark) West Regional will be available at: http://www.goducks.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ Emilie Amaro Steeplechase 2nd (10:15.18) ID=500&ATCLID=3735603 Lauren Centrowitz 1,500 Meters 5th (4:28.72) 5,000 Meters 1st (16:15.86) Laurynne Chetelat 5,000 Meters 3rd (16:21.16) The Stanford women will have 21 athletes compete in 24 events in their attempt to qualify for the Brittni Dixon-Smith Long Jump 7th (19-11 1/2) NCAA championships. The athletes doubling will be Arantxa King and Whitney Liehr who will Maddie Duhon 1,500 Meters 8th (4:30.81) compete in both the long and triple jumps, while Michaela Wallerstedt will compete in both the shot put Alicia Follmar 1,500 Meters 2nd (4:26.66) and discus. The men will have 19 athletes compete in 20 individual events, plus the 4x100-meter relay. Alex Gits 10,000 Meters 8th (36:00.28) Geoffrey Tabor will double in the shot put and discus. Jaynie Goodbody Hammer 3rd (192-3) Georgia Griffin 10,000 Meters 3rd (35:14.46) The Cardinal have several athletes in search of indivual region titles, most notably Daniel Schaerer in Arantxa King Long Jump 2nd (20-8) the discus and Lauren Centrowitz and Garrett Heath in the 1,500 meters. Schaerer is already the Pac- Triple Jump 3rd (42-0 1/2) 10 champion in the event and enters the regional with the no. 1 ranked throw. Centrowitz also has the Whitney Liehr Long Jump 5th (20-3) Triple Jump 2nd (42-8) no. 1 regional ranking in the event, while Heath is no. 2, but the defending regional champion. Other Heptathlon 6th (5,459 pts.) top conterders for regional titles are Laurynne Chetelat and Chris Derrick in the 5,000 meters, Myles Stephanie Marcy 10,000 Meters 4th (35:20.01) Bradley in the 110-meter hurdles and King in the long jump. Griffin Matthew 100 Meters 7th (11.75) Long Jump 4th (20-4 1/4) The 2009 Pac-10 Championships Jordan Merback Triple Jump 5th (40-4 3/4) The Cardinal earned a pair of top three finishes at the 2009 Pac-10 Championships from Eugene, Ore. Kate Niehaus 5,000 Meters 6th (16:31.89) The Stanford women finished as the conference runner-up with 138 points, while the men placed third 10,000 Meters 2nd (35:14.24) with 93.
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