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Championship Championship Championship Cham - STATE FARM MVC CHAMPIONSHIP STATE FARM MVC CHAMPIONSHIP STATE FARM MVC CHAMPION- 2011-12 2011-122011-12 championship 2011-12 2011-12 - 2011-12 championship championship championship cham 2011-12 STATE FARM MVC CHAMPIONSHIP STATE FARM MVC CHAMPIONSHIP STATE FARM MVC CHAMPION- CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD • MAY 11-13, 2012 championshipHOSTED BY WICHITA2011-12 STATE UNIVERSITY championship 2011-12 championship cham 2012 State Farm miSSouri Valley ConFerenCe outdoor traCk & Field ChampionShipS may 11-13 | CeSSna Stadium | WiChita, kan. table oF ContentS • Schedule of Events 2 • Cessna Stadium Info / Records 3 • Women’s Championships Preview 4 • Men’s Championships Preview 5 • Team Profile: Bradley 6 • Team Profile: Drake 7 • Team Profile: Illinois State 8 • Team Profile: Indiana State 9 • Team Profile: Missouri State 10 • Team Profile: Northern Iowa 11 • Team Profile: Southern Illinois 12 • Team Profile: Wichita State 13 • 2012 Women’s Best List 14 • 2012 Men’s Best List 15 • MVC Women’s History 16 • MVC Men’s History 17 • 2011 MVC Outdoor Championships Review 18 • The Missouri Valley Conference 19 • NCAA Qualifying 20 Missouri Valley ConferenCe WiChita state uniVersity WiChita state uniVersity ChaMpionships adMinistration ChaMpionships staff traCK & field staff CoMMissioner doug elgin direCtor of athletiCs dr. eriC sexton direCtor of traCK & field/Cross Country SteVe rainBolt senior assoCiate CoMMissioner Patty ViVerito senior assoCiate a.d. rege KlitzKe assistant direCtor of traCK & field John Wise asst. CoMMissioner for CoMplianCe Greg Walter assistant a.d./operations Roy JaCoBson assistant CoaCh /Cross Country CoaCh KirK hunter dir. CoMMuniCations & sports adMinistration Kelli BrisCoe assistant a.d./tiCKet operations Russell WilKins assistant CoaCh John hetzendorf Media relations intern loren douglass assistant athletiC trainer Jeff deits assistant CoaCh pat Wilson Media relations graduate assistant Lisa Johnson assistant CoaCh heidi yost adMinistratiVe assistant Jason ault MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE TRACK & FIELD | 1 2012 State Farm miSSouri Valley ConFerenCe outdoor traCk & Field ChampionShipS SChedule oF eVentS Friday, may 11 Sunday, may 13 Multi-EvEnts FiElD EvEnts 10:30 a.M. MEn’s DEcathlon noon TriplE JuMp WoMEn’s trials anD Finals 100 MEtEr Dash noon Discus throW WoMEn’s trials anD Finals long JuMp 1 p.M. PolE vault MEn’s Finals shot put 2 p.M. TriplE JuMp MEn’s trials anD Finals high JuMp 2 p.M. Discus throW MEn’s trials anD Finals 400 MEtEr Dash running EvEnts 11:30 a.M. WoMEn’s hEptathlon 12:55 p.M. National anthEM 100-MEtEr hurDlEs 1 p.M. 4 x 100 MEtEr rElay WoMEn’s Finals high JuMp 1:05 p.M. 4 x 100 MEtEr rElay MEn’s Finals shot put 1:10 p.M. 1,500 MEtEr run WoMEn’s Final [sloW sEction] 200 MEtEr Dash 1,500 MEtEr run WoMEn’s Final [Fast sEction] FiElD EvEnts 1:25 p.M. 1,500 MEtEr run MEn’s Final [sloW sEction] 12:30 p.M. HaMMEr throW WoMEn’s trials anD Finals 1,500 MEtEr run MEn’s Final [Fast sEction] 2:30 p.M. HaMMEr throW MEn’s trials anD Finals 1:40 p.M. 100 MEtEr hurDlEs WoMEn’s Finals 4:30 p.M. PolE vault WoMEn’s Finals 1:45 p.M. 110 MEtEr hurDlEs MEn’s Finals 4:30 p.M. JavElin throW WoMEn’s trials anD Finals 1:55 p.M. 400 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s Finals 6:30 p.M. JavElin throW MEn’s trials anD Finals 2 p.M. 400 MEtEr Dash MEn’s Finals 2:10 p.M. 100 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s Finals running EvEnts 2:15 p.M. 100 MEtEr Dash MEn’s Finals 7 p.M. 10,000 MEtEr run WoMEn’s Finals 2:20 p.M. 800 MEtEr run WoMEn’s Finals 7:45 p.M. 10,000 MEtEr run MEn’s Finals 2:25 p.M. 800 MEtEr run MEn’s Finals 2:35 p.M. 400 MEtEr hurDlEs WoMEn’s Finals Saturday, may 12 2:45 p.M. 400 MEtEr hurDlEs MEn’s Finals 2:55 p.M. 200 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s Finals Multi-EvEnts 3 p.M. 200 MEtEr Dash MEn’s Finals 10 a.M. WoMEn’s hEptathlon 3:05 p.M. 5,000 MEtEr run WoMEn’s Finals long JuMp 3:30 p.M. 5,000 MEtEr run MEn’s Finals JavElin throW 3:55 p.M. 4 x 400 MEtEr rElay WoMEn’s Finals 800 MEtEr run 4:05 p.M. 4 x 400 MEtEr rElay MEn’s Finals 10:30 a.M. MEn’s DEcathlon 4:20 p.M. AWarDs prEsEntations 110 MEtEr hurDlEs Discus throW polE vault JavElin throW 1,500 MEtEr run FiElD EvEnts 4 p.M. Shot put WoMEn’s trials anD Finals 4 p.M. High JuMp MEn’s Finals 4 p.M. Long JuMp WoMEn’s trials anD Finals 6 p.M. Shot put MEn’s trials anD Finals 6 p.M. High JuMp WoMEn’s Finals 6 p.M. Long JuMp MEn’s trials anD Finals running EvEnts 6 p.M. 100 MEtEr hurDlEs WoMEn’s prEliMs 6:10 p.M. 110 MEtEr hurDlEs MEn’s prEliMs 6:20 p.M. 400 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s prEliMs 6:30 p.M. 400 MEtEr Dash MEn’s prEliMs 6:40 p.M. 100 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s prEliMs 6:50 p.M. 100 MEtEr Dash MEn’s prEliMs 7 p.M. 800 MEtEr run WoMEn’s prEliMs 7:10 p.M. 800 MEtEr run MEn’s prEliMs 7:20 p.M. 400 MEtEr hurDlEs WoMEn’s prEliMs 7:30 p.M. 400 MEtEr hurDlEs MEn’s prEliMs 7:40 p.M. 200 MEtEr Dash WoMEn’s prEliMs 7:50 p.M. 200 MEtEr Dash MEn’s prEliMs 8 p.M. 3,000 M stEEplEchasE WoMEn’s Finals 8:15 p.M. 3,000 M stEEplEchasE MEn’s Finals 2 | MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE may 11-13 | CeSSna Stadium | WiChita, kan. CeSSna Stadium inFo / reCordS Wichita State University dedicated its track and field facility, the 30,000-seat Cessna Stadium, April 11, 2002, marking the end of the seven-month, $1.3 million construction that included CeSSna Stadium reCordS adding an eighth lane and resurfacing the track, reconfiguring the infield event layout, and building separate locker rooms for the Shocker men’s and women’s track and field teams. men The most noticeable amenity was the addition of an eighth lane, and a new, thicker 100-Meter Dash - Ray Edwards Unattached, 2005 .................................................................................9.99 polyurethane surface. The new track also has a wider radius, which allowed for additional space 200-Meter Dash - James Butler, Oklahoma State, 1982 ....................................................................... 20.40 inside the track for field events. The combination of the new thicker, more durable surface, and 400-Meter Dash - Adrian Rogers, Maccabi TC, 1979 ............................................................................. 45.34 800-Meter Run - Rick Wohlhuter, University of Chicago TC, 1977 ......................................................... 1:45.8 the slightly wider turns, make a noticeably faster track for runners. 1,500-Meter Run - Rick Wohlhuter, University of Chicago TC, 1975 ...................................................... 3:36.4 In addition, reconfiguration of the high-jump, long jump, triple jump and pole vault areas One-Mile Run - Mark Kennard, Missouri, 1983 ................................................................................. 4:09.96 allows for flexibility in managing track and field events. 3,000-Meter Run - Patrick Kiptum, Oklahoma State, 1994 ................................................................ 8:20.51 3,000-Meter Steeplechase - Doug Brown, Athletics West, 1980 .......................................................... 8:33.7 The renovation of the Cessna Stadium track was made possible by a gift from E. W. “Pete” and 5,000-Meter Run - Craig Virgin, St. Louis TC, 1979 ...........................................................................13:31.67 Mickey Armstrong, while the locker room and team room renovation was assisted by a gift from 10,000-Meter Run - Dan Dwyer, OCE Athletics, 1979 ........................................................................ 29:02.5 the Cessna Foundation. In addition, Christine Polk gave a gift in honor of her late husband, Jack 110-Meter Hurdles - Tonie Campbell, So. California, 1981 ................................................................... 13.44 G. Paulsen, a former track and field athlete at WSU. 400-Meter Hurdles - Jim Bolding, Pacific Coast Club, 1975 ................................................................... 48.69 4x100-Meter Relay - Colorado, 1971 .................................................................................................. 39.34 1,600 (4x400)-Meter Relay - DC International, 1980........................................................................... 3:03.0 Cessna Stadium High Jump - Nathan Leeper, Unattached, 2002.......................................................................................7-5 • 30,000-seat Track and Field Facility • Long Jump - Carl Lewis, Santa, Monica TC, 1982 ............................................................................. 27-6 1/4 (Largest track & field-only facility in the United States) Triple Jump - Ajayi Agbelbaku, Maccabi TC, 1982 ............................................................................ 55-2 3/4 Pole Vault - Earl Bell, Arkansas State, 1976 .................................................................................... 18-7 1/4 Eight-lane Track Discus - Al Oerter, New York Athletic Club, 1980 ................................................................................ 227-11 • A new polyurethane surface (installed summer 2010) is now thicker and more durable, which Shot Put - Al Feuerbach, Pacific Coast Club, 1974 ...........................................................................70-10 1/2 Hammer - Richard Olsen, Maccabi TC, 1980 ........................................................................................ 243-0 creates a faster track. Old Javelin - Sam Colson, Kansas, 1972 .............................................................................................. 272-5 • The track now has a wider radius, thus providing slightly wider turns and a faster track for runners, Decathlon - Jeff Bennett, Eagle
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