2013 USC SCHEDULE

Date Event Location

Feb. 17 Out of the Blocks Banquet Town and Gown/USC

Feb. 28 Claremont Relays Claremont, Calif.

March 2 Beach Invitational Cerritos, Calif.

March 8-9 Ben Brown Invitational Fullerton, Calif.

March 8-9 NCAA Indoor Championships Fayetteville, Ark.

March 15-16 Northridge Invitational Northridge, Calif.

March 22-23 Trojan Invitational (Texas A&M, BYU, Michigan, USC WSU, Washington & )

April 5-6 Stanford Invite Palo Alto, Calif.

April 5-6 Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla.

Apr. 18-20 Mt. Sac Relays Walnut, Calif.

April 20 Long Beach Invitational Cerritos, Calif.

April 27 USC-UCLA Dual Meet USC

May 4-5 Pac-12 Multi-Event Championships USC

May 11-12 Pac-12 Championships USC

May 23-25 NCAA Preliminary Rounds Austin, Texas

June 5-8 NCAA Championships , Ore.

UNIVERSITYUNIVERE SITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUUTHEERN CALIFORNIACALA IFORNIA — PAGEPPAGEE 1 2013 USC TRACK & FIELD QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Nickname: Schedule...... 1 Trojans Contents and Quick Facts ...... 2 2013 Outlook ...... 3-4 Fight Song: USC Coach Ron Allice...... 5-7 “Fight On” Assistant Coaches ...... 8-15 Men's 2012 NCAA Championship Results ...... 12 Colors: Support Staff ...... 15 Cardinal & Gold 2012 Season in Review ...... 16 Men's 2013 Roster ...... 18 Enrollment: Men Veteran Athlete Bios ...... 19-31 38,000 (17,500 undergraduates) 2013 Men's Newcomer Bios ...... 32-35 Other Trojan Men to Watch/Action Photos ...... 36-37 University President: 2012 Men's Career/Season Bests ...... 38 C.L. Max Nikias Men's Year-by-Year Results ...... 40-41 Men's NCAA Individual Champions ...... 42-43 Athletic Director: Men's NCAA Point Scorers ...... 44-47 Pat Haden Men's NCAA Point Leaders ...... 48 Men's Olympic Team Members ...... 49-50 Director of Track & Field: Men's Olympic Champions ...... 51 Ron Allice (213) 740-4201 Hall of Famers ...... 52 Heritage Award Winners and Inductees ...... 53 Assistant Coaches: Katherine B. Loker Tribute and Award ...... 54 Tina Fernandes, John Henry Johnson, Dan Lange, Men's All-Time Records ...... 55 Men's All-Time Top 10 Performers ...... 56-58 , Mike Pullins, , Men's Freshman and Cromwell Field Records ...... 59 Laszlo Tabori, Nikolay Preyn Trojans in the World/U.S. Rankings...... 60-61 Trojans on Track and Field News ...... 62 Administrative Assistant: Paths of Glory ...... 63-64 Gwen Clementin All-Time Men's Letterwinners ...... 65-68 Women's 2013 Roster ...... 70 Strength Coach: Women Veteran Athlete Bios ...... 71-80 Tatyana Obukhova 2013 Women's Newcomer Bios...... 81-83 Other Trojan Women to Watch/Action Photos ...... 84-85 Managers: Women's 2012 NCAA Championships Results ...... 86 Michael Hunter, Lauren Rodriguez, Lauren White 2012 Women's Career/Season Bests ...... 87 Cross Country...... 88 Academic Counselors: Women of Troy Year-by-Year...... 89 John Mosbach Women's All-Time Records ...... 90 Heather Bell Loker Stadium/Cromwell Field Records ...... 91 Kam Klaver Women's All-Time Performers ...... 92 Women's Pac-12 and Freshman Record-Holders ...... 93 Compliance: Women's NCAA Individual Champions...... 94 Joyce Bell Women's All-Time NCAA Finalists ...... 95-96 Women's All-Time All-Americans By Year ...... 97 Women's All-Time NCAA Point Leaders ...... 98 Track & Field Athletic Trainer: Women's Olympic Members ...... 99 Justin Shibel Women's Letterwinners ...... 100 USC Experience Section ...... 101-112 Historian: Sam Nicholson and George Ambrose USC SPORTS INFORMATION Trojan Force President: Robert Bivins Track and Field SID David Tuttle -- (213) 740-3806 (offi ce) (213) 725-3102 (cell)

For all the latest news, facts and fi gures The 2013 USC Track & Field Media Guide has been prepared by the sports informa- on Trojan track and fi eld, visit the offi cial USC tion offi ce for use during the 2011 season. The guide was written and edited by David Tuttle, USC assistant sports information director. Cover design and layout by Jennifer athletics website at the following internet address: Griner. Printing provided by Pro Graphics. Some photographic services provided by Kirby Lee/Image of Sport, Dan Avila, Patrick Gee, Sam Haythorn, Hal Keimi, Dan www.usctrojans.com Lange and David Tuttle. Copies of this guide are available to the general public by sending $10 payable to USC to the USC Sports Information Offi ce, Heritage Hall 103, , CA 90089-0601. PAGEPAGE 2 — 201320013 USCUSCS TRACKTRAACKK & FIELDFIELD MEDIAMEDDIAI GUIDEGUUIDE 2013 USC Season Outlook TROJANS LOOK STRONG AGAIN; HOST 2013 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS

The arrival of a new track and fi eld season is always exciting to me Brown also reached the Olympic semifi nals, fi nishing ninth in the and maybe none more than those following an where men's 200m dash. It was there that he ran a PR of 20.42 to move into you get to see the Trojan athletes have such great success. It is these eighth place on the USC all-time list. Brown was also the 2012 Pac-12 seasons between the Olympic contests where the athletes really de- champion in the 100m dash and an All-American in the 200m race at velop and refi ne their skills, and that is exciting to watch. the NCAA Championships.

We have a lot of people to replace on both the men's and women's Senior Reggie Wyatt is also a big key to the team as one of the top teams, but I believe we have the talent here to once again compete 400m IH runners in the country and a very strong relay runner. He ran for top 10 fi nishes at the national level. Another reason to be excited 49.11 to place third at the 2012 NCAA Championships in the 400m about this season is that USC will be hosting the Pac-12 Champion- IH which is the fi fth-fastest time ever by a Trojan male. Wyatt also ships at Loker Stadium, which I believe is the best conference track reached the fi nals of the 400m IH at the U.S. Olympic Trials where he meet in the country. placed sixth.

The men's team is coming off a tie for 11th-place at the NCAA's last season, which saw the 4x400m relay team place second with the sec- ond-fastest time in school history. The Trojans' 1600m relay returns Olympic silver medalist in the event redshirt senior Bryshon Nellum and All-American senior Reggie Wyatt, but will need to replace the other two legs and alternates. This will be an event we will be ex- perimenting with throughout the season in hopes of fi nding a winning combination.

Conversely, our men's 4x100m relay team may be better than it has been in years led by Canadian Olympian junior Aaron Brown, sopho- more transfer BeeJay Lee, football players redshirt freshman George Farmer, sophomore Marqise Lee and redshirt sophomore D.J. Mor- gan, sophomore Davonte Stewart, redshirt freshman Jovante Slater and others to choose from. They will also give the Trojans a strong presence in all of the sprint races.

Wyatt taking third in the NCAA 400m IH fi nals.

Sophomore Davonte Stewart had an impressive fi rst season for USC, improving every step of the way, culminating with a PR of 20.55 in the 200m and a third-place fi nish at the Pac-12 Championships. He also place 12th in the 100m dash at the conference meet and advanced to the NCAA Championships in the 200m dash where he placed 19th to earn honorable mention All-America honors.

It will be interesting to see how our 110m HH group does. We have had a Trojan male earn All-America honors in the event in 10 of the last 16 seasons. Last year, reshirt sophomore D.J. Morgan came off the football practice fi eld and with very little practice was able to cap- ture fi fth place at the Pac-12 Championships. If he can focus on the event a little more this season, we may see him resemble his old form which earned him a win in the 110m HH at the 2009 IAAF World Youth Championships with a time of 13.28. We also will have available after missing last season while recovering from achilles sur- Brown shown winning the Pac-12 100m dash title. gery. He was the 2010 national junior college champion in the 110m HH and owns a PR of 13.55. Sophomore Allen Williams also returns The Trojan men have fi nished in the top 10 at the NCAA Champion- to add depth at the position for the Trojans. He is a former third-place ships in six of the last eight seasons and in 14 of the last 18 seasons. fi nisher in the 110m HH at the U.S. Junior Championships. This year's NCAA Championships will take place at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., a place that Trojans are very familiar with and have had Lee placed fourth at the Pac-12 Championships, 12th at the regional great successes over the years, including at the 2012 Olympic Trials. and 17th at the NCAA Championships in the and is only getting better. Speaking of better, we are hopeful Slater will return to The strength of the team may well be the sprint crew led by Nellum form which saw him win the CIF Southern Section LJ title over Lee. and Brown. Nellum won the 2012 Pac-10 title in the 400m race and owns the fourth-fastest time in school history of 44.80. He also rep- In the we will have Viktor Fajoyomi and Allen Williams lead- resented the U.S. at the Olympics in the 400m dash and the ing the way, and in the we have returners Fajoyomi and Ty- 4x400m relay. He ran the leadoff leg in the 4x400m relay fi nals to ler Ruiz, as well as talented newcomers in JC transfer Herb Dew and help the USA team capture the silver medal. In the open 400m race, freshman Errin Baynes and all of them can potentially clear seven feet. Nellum was the top American fi nisher, taking ninth, just one spot out of the Olympic fi nals. Just being around Nellum is an inspiration to us all Senior javelin specialist Cooper Thompson returns from a redshirt after all he has been through and I think we all will benefi t from having season. He placed ninth at the 2011 NCAA Championships and owns him compete as a Trojan for one last season. the second-farthest throw in school history of 253-3. He will be joined in the event by Jeff Churchman and hurdler-convert Sam Barkley.

UNIVERSITYUNIVERE SITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUUTHEERN CALIFORNIACALA IFORNIA — PAGEPPAGEE 3 Sophomore Daniel Szabo placed third in the hammer at the Pac-12 The women's throws group has been very strong of late and this sea- Championships and 12th at the NCAA Championships and posted the son should be no exception. Junior Jenny Ozorai is a two-time All- eighth-farthest throw all-time by a Trojan of 220-2, all while compet- American in the hammer throw, taking sixth in 2011 and fourth last ing with discomfort throughout his freshman season. He has since season. Her best mark of 223-4 ranks second on USC's all-time list. had surgery on both of his hips and when he returns to action will be We also return junior hammer thrower Lauren Chambers who ranks a force to be reckoned with. So will transfer Remy Conatser who set sixth on the USC all-time list with a mark of 206-5. the national junior college hammer throw record with a mark of 217-5. Sophomore Alex Collatz is coming off an All-American fi rst season as Our women's team struggled last season, fi nishing tied for 24th after a Trojan. She set the USC freshman record in the and coming into the season with high hopes. I think that has helped fuel posted the second-farthest throw all-time by a Trojan of 177-11. She their passion to improve which we saw in the fall and early in the in- also started throwing the hammer and had a best of 173-4. door season. It still is a fairly young team, so I have high hopes that they will show steady improvement throughout the season.

Perhaps the key to our resurgence would be the return to form of junior sprinter Jessica Davis. She was an All-American sprinter as a fresh- man, but could not repeat the feat as a sophomore. She is a very talented runner and I have no doubt she will be a key member for us moving forward. I remember when Powell was an All-Amer- ican hurdler as a freshman, didn't reach the fi nals as a sophomore, only to return and become the greatest collegiate hurdler of all-time. There is only one Ginnie Powell, but Davis does own the sixth-fastest 100m and 200m dashes in school history and we know she can do better.

Joining Davis in the Trojans young and experienced sprint corps are fellow juniors Loudia Laarman and Jenna Puterbaugh and sopho- mores Akawkaw Ndipagbor and Vanessa Jones. Laarman was sev- enth in the 100m dash at the 2012 Pac-12 Championships and is a two-time All-American in the 4x100m, as is Davis. Puterbaugh was in- Ozorai is a two-time All-American hammer thrower. jured last season, but ran on the fourth-fastest 4x100m relay in school Freshman Tera Novy should make an immediate impact on the Trojan history in 2011 and Ndipagbor took her spot last year, with both earn- program. She is a former USATF National junior discus and ing All-America status. Ndipagbor was seventh in the 400m race at champion. She is expected to throw the discus, shot and hammer for the Pac-12 Championships and Jones placed 14th. A key addition to USC. She has a high school best of 153-10 in the discus and 48-8.75 this group is Ashley Liverpool, a transfer from Iowa. She was second in the shot put. in the 400m dash at the Big Ten Championships and 13th in the event at the NCAA Championships last season. She owns a PR of 52.47 I think you can see that we have lots of pieces heading into the 2013 and fi gures to run into USC's all-time top 10 in the event. The three season, the big question will be how they fi t together and how we can 400m runners should team together to make a strong 4x400m relay develop the talent. It should be an exciting season, especially on team. campus where we will be hosting high-end competition at the Trojan Invitational, then taking on crosstown rival UCLA at home and fi nal- USC will surely miss the steady Dalilah Muhammad in the hurdles, ly hosting the Pac-12 Championships. If a few people step up and but freshman Jaide Stepter may help ease the pain. She was the Ari- things come together the way I hope they will, a top 10 fi nish at the zona Gatorade Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year as she won NCAA Championships seems like a realistic goal for both our men's state titles in the 100m HH, 300m IH and long jump, as well as setting and women's teams. the state 300m IH record. In addition, USC will have the returns of sophomore Meila Cox who was seventh in the 100m HH at the Pac- 12 Championships with a time of 13.49 and junior Lauren Blackburn who placed 12th at the NCAA Championships a season ago, despite a foot injury which re- quired surgery. If she can get back this season, the Trojans will have a strong contingent in the hurdles. 2012 RESULTS AND HONORS Senior Alitta Boyd will anchor the jumping group, as a talent Men Women capable of reaching the NCAA T-11th NCAA Championships T-24th NCAA Championships 8 individuals & a relay advance to NCAAs 9 individuals & a relay advance fi nals in both the triple jump 7th Pac-10 Championships 4th Pac-10 Championships and long jump. She ranks Dual Meet Champions fourth by a Trojan all-time in the triple jump with a best of First-team All-Americans First Team All-Americans 43-8.50 and just outside the Brown - NCAA , 7th (200m) Busa - NCAA, 8th (Javelin) Hughes - NCAA, 2nd (4x400m) Davis - NCAA, 7th (4x100m) top 10 in the long jump at 20- Mance - NCAA, 5th (400m), 2nd (4x400m) Laarman - NCAA, 7th (4x100m) 6.50. Cox also ranks eighth on Nellum - NCAA, 2nd (4x400m) Minderler - NCAA, 8th (Hammer) the USC triple jump list with a Wyatt - NCAA, 3rd (400m IH), 2nd (4x400m) Muhammad - NCAA, 5th (400m IH) best jump of 41-8.50 and junior Ndipagbor - NCAA, 7th (4x100m) Oluwakemi Olonade ranks 11th Ozorai - NCAA, 4th (Hammer) Payne - NCAA, 7th (4x100m) with a jump of 40-9.50.

Boyd ranks fourth all-time by a Trojan in the triple jump. PAGEPAGE 4 — 201320013 USCUSCS TRACKTRAACKK & FIELDFIELD MEDIAMEDDIAI GUIDEGUUIDE RON ALLICE USC Director of Track & Field • 19th Season

Director of Track and Field Ron Allice ships, behind Virginia Powell's record-setting performance in the 100m enters his 19th season at the helm of hurdles. Before 2004's 12th-place and 2003's 13th-place fi nish at the the USC program. Under his leadership NCAA meet, the Women of Troy were the only team in the country to and with the outstanding coaching staff fi nish in the NCAA top three each of the previous four years while winning he has assembled, the Trojans have at least one NCAA team title. In 2002, his squad fi nished third at the returned to prominence on a national NCAAs. It was led by the most celebrated sprinter in collegiate history, level once again. Angela Williams, who won an unprecedented fourth NCAA 100m title and later was awarded the Honda/Broderick Cup given to the nation's Last season, the men's team tied for 11th place while narrowly miss- top female collegiate athlete. ing out on the 4x400m relay title and the women's team struggled to a 24th-place fi nish. Still, in four of the last eight seasons, both the men's In 2001, the Women of Troy put on a near-perfect meet to win their fi rst and women's teams have posted top-10 fi nishes and in all but two of NCAA team title. In 2000, USC took second--at the time, their best- those seasons (2010 and 2012) did USC have a team outside of the to ever showing at the NCAAs. In 1999, USC was the only program that dozen fi nishers. From 2005-08, the Trojans were the only program in fi nished in the top fi ve in both men's and women's track and fi eld, as the country to have both teams fi nish in the Top 10. the women were third and the men fi fth. In 1998, the women's team Under his guidance, the Trojan men's team has fi nished in the top 10 fi nished in fi fth place. In 1997 they placed 14th, but that came on the at the NCAA fi nals in 13 of his 18 seasons. The Women of Troy won heels of their fi rst-ever Pac-10 title and a seventh-place NCAA fi nish in their fi rst-ever national championship in 2001 under Allice, who has 1996. Allice's women's teams feature powerhouse athletes who go on guided the women's track and fi eld team to a top 10 fi nish 11 times in 18 to shine on the national and world stages, including such stars as Wil- seasons, including being the national championship runner-up in 2006. liams, Powell, Natasha Danvers, Brigita Langerholc and Torri Edwards. His USC men's teams posted six consecutive NCAA top 10 fi nishes from USC’s past successes in track and fi eld are well known: 29 NCAA cham- 2005-10 (6th in 2005, 9th in 2006, 5th in 2007, T-7th in 2008, 10th in pionships (including two indoor titles), 61 world records, 109 Olympic 2009 and 5th in 2010) and 1995-2000 (4th in 1995, 10th in 1996, 3rd in team members, 45 Olympic gold medals and 16 inductees in the U.S. 1997, 7th in 1998, 5th in 1999 and 7th in 2000), a feat not accomplished National Track and Field Hall of Fame - all encapsuled in 111 years of since the early 70s under Vern Wolfe. a rich and storied tradition. The men have also won four Pac-10 titles in the last 16 years (and four second place fi nishes), and won the 2009 NCAA West Regional for the fourth time in fi ve seasons before team scoring was eliminated in RON ALLICE 2010. USC's second-place fi nish at the 2010 Pac-10 Championships with 156 points was the most-ever by a runner up since the conference AT-A-GLANCE formed in 1979 and and would have won the championship nine of the previous 10 seasons. • 218-49-1 lifetime dual meet record The hallmark of an Allice team is balance--after all, the sport he coaches is called track and fi eld--and his tenure has been marked by squads that • One NCAA Team Championship have been able to compete for championships at the national, confer- ence and dual meet level. In 2003, his men's team won the Pac-10 • Five Pacifi c-10 Conference championships championship and placed third at the NCAA meet. The year before, his young men's team fi nished third in the Pac-10 and tied for 11th at • Five NCAA West Regional championship the NCAAs. The previous season--2001--the Trojans were 12th at the NCAA meet and second in the conference, while snapping crosstown • 14 Southern California championships, 11 state championships rival UCLA's dual-meet win streak at 22. The seven seasons prior to and 16 conference championships in 16 years at Long Beach 2001, Troy fi nished no lower than seventh at the NCAAs (including three City College top-5 fi nishes) and won three Pac-10 titles. • Coached 2004 & 2012 400m IH Olympic champion Felix San- During his tenure, Trojan men have won 10 NCAA individual titles, chez and four-time NCAA 100m champion and Honda/Broderick garnered fi rst-team All-American acclaim 122 times and set 11 school Cup winner Angela Williams records--not an easy task considering the glorious track and fi eld his- tory at USC. • Hall of Fame: '88, Long Beach State Allice also runs one of the top women's program in the country which '93, Long Beach Century Club 2000. placed fourth at the conference last season and a surprising 24th at the NCAAs. In 2011, the USC women placed sixth at the NCAA • 1992 California Coaches Association “Coach of the Year” Championships, with Nia Ali winning the 100m HH title and USC claim- ing 10 All-America honors. Last season, six Trojans earned fi rst-team • Has coached more than 325 All-Americans, plus 31 Olympians, All-American honors. In 2012 the women's team won the Dual Meet four world record holders and seven American record holders for a fourth straight season and during the 2009 and 2010 seasons combined with the men to sweep the Bruins, including in 2010 the fi rst • USC's track and fi eld programs had more points combined at time ever at UCLA. the 2001 NCAA Championships--64 by the women and 22 by the The women's team has placed in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships men for a grand total of 86 points--than any other university. in 10 of the last 15 seasons, including top three fi nishes fi ve times. In 2006 the women placed second to Auburn at the NCAA Champion- UNIVERSITYUNIVERE SITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUUTHEERN CALIFORNIACALA IFORNIA — PAGEPPAGEE 5 And now, with the second century of Trojan track and fi eld already well underway, Ron Allice and his staff continue to work hard to maintain the luster of USC’s most successful athletic program.

Allice, a prep standout at Long Beach (Calif.) Poly High, is well known for his ability to win. His overall dual meet coaching mark is 217-48-1 in 36 years at fi ve schools, including 11 state championships in 16 years at Long Beach City College, his previous stop before landing at Troy. Allice’s programs have produced more than 313 All-Americans, plus 27 Olympians, four world record holders and seven American record holders. He has coached at his high school, junior college and college alma maters on the way to compiling his outstanding coaching statistics.

Allice has certainly reached the top echelon of his career, although he has not forgotten the beginnings of his coaching days. In his fi rst coaching job, he guided the Long Beach Comets, a girls’ and women’s AAU program, for four years (1964-68), expanding the squad from just fi ve girls to more than 150 competitors. During that time, he was also a graduate assistant at Long Beach State in 1964, an assistant at Compton (Calif.) High in 1966 (the team was second at the CIF championships) and the head coach for track and cross country for two years (1967-68) at Wilson High in Long Beach.

The next three seasons (1969-71), he was the track and cross country coach at Poly High in Long Beach. His track teams went 23-4 and cap- tured the Moore League title each year. His 1971 squad was ranked as California’s top dual meet team and was fi fth at the state meet.

Allice was then Cal Poly Pomona’s track and cross country head coach for two years (1972-73). Again, the success he had enjoyed at previous stops followed him — the Broncos lost only one dual meet, won two CCAA titles (a fi rst in school history) and fi nished fi fth in 1972 and sixth Allice is in his 19th season as in 1973 at the NCAA College Division championships. Director of USC Track and Field He spent the next fi ve seasons (1974-78) as the track and cross coun- try head coach at Long Beach State. Despite being a new Division I program and having just three scholarships, four of his squads placed among the nation’s Top 15 dual meet teams. He won one Pacifi c Coast Athletic Association title and his teams fi nished second twice. Two of his cross country teams won the PCAA crown (two others were runners-up).

In 1979, Allice went to Long Beach City College. During his tenure (1979- 94), his men’s teams won the conference championship all 16 years and lost only one dual meet (78-1) in that time. Besides the 11 state crowns (including fi ve in a row), his Vikings had fi ve state runner-up fi nishes and won 14 Southern California championships (with two second-place fi nishes). In 1980, his team was selected by Track & Field News as the best junior college team in history. He was named the 1992 Coach of the Year by both the California Community College Coaches Association and the California Coaches Association (CCA). He also coached LBCC’s cross country teams, including the 1990 state titlist and the 1991 state Allice doused by team after 2009 USC-UCLA Dual Meet sweep runner-up. He was the 1992 CCA Cross Country Coach of the Year.

Allice’s achievements have not only been limited to the coaching ranks. NCAA Championships Won By USC Coaches He prepped at Long Beach Poly High (where he was a CIF fi nalist in the (12) 440-yard dash), then went to Long Beach City College before attending (7) Long Beach State, where he set the school record in the 440-yard dash. Vern Wolfe (7) He was inducted into Long Beach State’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993. (2) Ron Allice (1) Allice received his bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1962 and his master’s in physical education in 1970, both from Long Beach State. Conferences Championships Won He and his loving wife Sharlene, who passed away in June of 2011, have Jess Mortensen (10) three children: Lance (45, who is a Los Angeles city attorney), Melinda Dean Cromwell (8) (43, a USC graduate in the fi eld of geriatric and special patient care who Vern Wolfe (8) made Coach Allice a grandfather with eight-year old son Jay Ron and seven-year old daughter Aliyah) and Sean (37, a USC graduate of the Ron Allice (6) school of Cinema who is teaching English at Bellfl ower High). Jess Hill (3) Fred LaPlante (1)

PAGEPAGE 6 — 201320013 USCUSCS TRACKTRAACKK & FIELDFIELD MEDIAMEDDIAI GUIDEGUUIDE Coach Allice with athletic director Pat Haden and All-American Joey Hughes

Coach Allice with sprints coach and recruiting coordinator John Henry Johnson

Coach Allice with throws coach Dan Lange

UNIVERSITYUNIVERE SITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUUTHEERN CALIFORNIACALA IFORNIA — PAGEPPAGEE 7 ASSISTANT COACHES TINA FERNANDES Women's Sprints, Assistant Coach Tina Fernandes is in her 14th year as the In 2003, Miya Edmonson won the NCAA West Region 200m title and women's sprints assistant coach at USC. qualifi ed for both the 100m and 200m at the NCAA Championships, while She was the 2008 Olympic coach and Natasha Mayers fi nished ninth in the NCAA 100m fi nal, the 10th time Team Leader representing Puerto Rico at in 11 seasons a Women of Troy sprinter reached the NCAA 100m fi nal. the Beijing Games and served in a similar capacity at the 2012 London Games. The year 2002 was a special season as senior Angela Williams won an unprecedented fourth NCAA 100m title. Williams also went on to Under her guidance the USC sprint team win the prestigious Honda/Broderick Cup honoring the nation’s top has been one of the best in the nation over female collegiate athlete, joining basketball’s Cheryl Miller as the only the years. That fact has not gone unno- USC athletes to win the award. But it wasn’t just Williams who acheived ticed around the country and Fernandes was named the West Region excellence in 2002. Mayers became the fi rst USC woman ever to win the Sprints Assistant Coach of the Year by the USTFCCCA in 2005 and 2007. NCAA 200m title and then placing second to her teammate in the 100m. Kinshasa Davis fi nished eighth in the 200m, while the 400m relay squad Last season she guided the USC women's 4x100m relay team to All- fi nished third at the NCAAs. At the 2002 Pac-10s, fi ve USC sprinters America honors and had four different athletes score at the Pac-12 made the fi nal of the 100m—a dominating tour de force for the Women Championships. In 2011 USC sprinters excelled with Aareon Payne of Troy sprint corps. taking fi fth and Jessica Davis eighth in the 200m at the NCAAs, and those two teaming with Loudia Laarman and Jenna Puterbaugh to place In 2001, Angela Williams won her unprecedented third consecutive NCAA third in the 4x100m relay with the fourth-fastest time in school history. 100m title, while Kinshasa Davis took third in the 200m at the NCAAs That quartet also took home the 2011 Pac-10 4x100m relay title and and the women’s 400m relay placed second. At the 2000 NCAAs, the Davis captured the 200m crown. Davis also set a USC freshman 200m 400m relay squad fi nished undefeated on the season by winning the record with a time of 22.84, breaking the USC "Queen of Sprints" Angela NCAA title with a then school-record time of 43.14, while Davis, who had Williams' 12-year-old record. Payne qualifi ed for the 2012 U.S. Olympic run a nation-leading 22.69 earlier in the year, took second in the 200m. Trials along with former athletes Virginia Crawford (Powell) and Candice Williams won her second-straight NCAA 100m title. Price (Davis) and former USC sprinter Carol Rodriguez competed in the Olympics for Puerto Rico for the second time. A fi ne sprinter herself in college, Fernandes competed at Long Beach Her sprinters were also a force on the national scene in 2008 as Jessica City College and later at Fresno State. She has a Masters Degree in Onyepunuka placed fi fth in the 100m dash and Carol Rodriguez stretched Education and a teaching credential in Physical Education. Chosen as it out to run the 400m and placed a close third. The pair won the same one of the 2006 sprint coaches for the Puerto Rican NACAC and Pan events at the 2008 West Regional to help lead USC to a third-place fi n- American Championships. Fernandes also was selected to be a Mentor ish. Onyepunuka qualifi ed for the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100m and for Women in Coach by the USOC. She also was chosen for 2007 and Rodriguez became an Olympian for Puerto Rico in the 200m and 400m. 2008 Marquis Who's Who for Women. 2007 was a banner year for the sprint corps as Rodriguez and Onyepu- Coach Fernandes and her husband share a passion for coaching as nuka fi nished fi rst and second respectively in both the 100m and 200m at he in the head football coach of El Camino College-Compton Center. the Pac-10 Championships and at the NCAA West Regional. Rodriguez They have two children: one son, Twin, age 21, who is a defensive back went on to place fourth at the NCAA Championships in the 100m dash, on the Youngstown State football team who won Defensive Player of while Onyepunuka took seventh. The pair teammed up with Shalina the Year honors for his conferene his last season at El Camino College Clarke and Candice Davis to place third in the 4x100m relay at the NCAAs. Compton Center and one daughter, T’Icis, age 18, who competes in varsity track and fi eld. The 2006 women's sprints team also had a stellar campaign for USC as Rodriguez placed third at the NCAAs in the 100m and fourth in the 200m, All-Americans Coached by Tina Fernandes at USC while the 4x100m relay team of Virginia Powell, Davis, Onyepunuka and Shalina Clarke Brigita Langerholc*+ Carol Rodriguez+ Rodriguez took third with a school-record time of 42.96. At the NCAA Natasha Danvers*+ Natasha Mayers* Angela Williams*+ West Regional, Rodriguez won the 100m (11.09w) and 200m (22.23) and Candice Davis Dalilah Muhammad Candace Young* the 4x100m relay team also took fi rst place. Rodriguez winning time in Jessica Davis Akawkaw Ndipagbor Aleksandra Pieluek Kinshasa Davis* Natasha Neal Virginia Powell* the 200m race set the USC and Pac-10 record. Malika Edmonson* Elizabeth Olear Alexis Weatherspoon Carla Estes Jessica Onyepunuka With Rodriguez' win in the conference 100m dash race in 2007, she be- Myra Hasson Disia Page * NCAA Champion came the eighth Trojan in nine seasons to win the event. She followed Nakiya Johnson Aareon Payne + Olympians three-time winner Powell (2004-06), only the second Pac-10 runner to Loudia Laarman Jenna Puterbaugh win the event three straight seasons.

Fernandes (above) with the school record-setting 4x100m relay team of (l-r) Carol Rodriguez, Can- dice Davis, Jessica Onyepunuka and Virginia Powell in 2006. Right she coaches 2011 freshmen Loudia Laarman (L) and Jenna Puterbaugh who made up half of USC's 4x100m relay team which placed 3rd at the NCAA Championships. Carol Rodriguez, Professor Mendez and Fernandes at the 2008 Beijing Olympics PAGEPAGE 8 — 201320013 USCUSCS TRACKTRAACKK & FIELDFIELD MEDIAMEDDIAI GUIDEGUUIDE JOHN HENRY JOHNSON, Jr. Sprints/Recruiting Coordinator

John Henry Johnson enters his 19th In the 2006 season, not only did Francis gain All-America honors in the year as one of the top assistant coaches 100m, but the entire sprint crew excelled. At the NCAA West Regional in the nation. He works specifically Gary Jones won the 100m and set a meet record with a time of 10.23, with USC’s sprinters and is the team’s tied for 10th all-time at USC. Francis placed second in the 100m and strength coach, but it is his prowess won the 200m. At the Pac-10s, Francis was a three-time winner, taking on the recruiting trail that has been the the 100m, 200m and was part of the meet-winning 4x400m relay team. most instrumental in putting Troy back For good measure, he also ran a leg in USC's second-place 4x100m on the map. relay team. In 2007, Rashad almost matched Francis' feat, winning the 100m, 200m and running a leg on USC's winning 4x100m relay team. Each of USC’s past 17 men’s and women’s recruiting classes have ranked among the best in the nation, Johnson, who was a state champion in the decathlon for Ron Allice at with the 2012 being no exception as the women's recruiting class ranks Long Beach City College (1987), also earned All-Pacifi c-10 Conference No. 3. 2011 women's class ranking No. 3, 2010 men's class ranking honors while competing at UCLA. After surpassing the 7,000-point No. 3 and the 2010 women's class ranking No. 5 according to Track & mark in the decathlon for the Bruins, he graduated with a degree in Field News. The 2009 recruiting class included the No. 1 men's recruit international relations in 1990. in the nation in Reggie Wyatt and the women's class including Alitta Boyd and Lauren Chambers. In 2008, they were ranked No. 5 and No. A track and football star at West Technical High in Cleveland, Ohio, 3 respectively. In 2007, the men's class was rated No. 2 and the 2006 Johnson--who is the son of the late NFL Hall-of-Famer John Henry women's recruiting class was tabbed No. 1 by Track and Field News. Johnson--became an assistant coach at Long Beach State from 1990- Johnson has brought into the Trojan fold such superstars as Jerome 92, where he worked with sprinters and throwers. He also served as a Davis, Lionel Larry, Ahmad Rashad, Felix Sanchez, Denis Kholev, strength coach for the 49ers. Charles Lee, Ryan Wilson and Julien Kapek on the men's side, and Angela Williams, Natasha Danvers, Brigita Langerholc, Grezyna Penc In 1993, Johnson studied abroad, spending time in Mexico and Spain, and Inga Stasiulionyte on the women's side. His extensive knowledge as well as the Center for Intensive Language Studies in Costa Rica. His of the world amateur track scene--bouyed by a degree in international hobbies include writing, playing and recording music. relations--has proved invaluable to USC and has established Johnson as perhaps the preeminent recruiter of foreign track and fi eld athletes in the last quarter century. Currently Johnson oversees a strong sprint corps anchored by junior Aaron Brown from Canada. Last season Brown captured the 100m dash title at the Pac-12 Championships, earned All-America honors in the 200m and advanced to the 2012 London Olympic semifi nals in the 200m dash, fi nishing ninth with a PR of 20.42 which ranks eighth all-time by a Trojan. Johnson has coached USC's last seven sprint All-Americans, with Ahmad Rashad placing second in the 100m dash in 2009 with the fourth-fastest time ever by a Trojan. Rashad also earned All-American honors in the 200m in 2007. In 2006, senior Philip Francis captured All-American hon- ors in the 100m, as did Sultan McCullough in 2000 and Jason Shelton in 1996. In the 200m, Charles Lee was an All-American in 1998 and 1999. Sprinter Wes Felix won back-to-back Pac-10 200m titles in 2004 and 2005--the fi rst Trojan to do so since the late . Felix also placed second in the 100m race at the 2005 NCAAs. Johnson and Director of Track & Field Ron Allice

All-Americans Coached by John Henry Johnson at USC Andre Ammons Marcus Holliwell Ahmad Rashad Aaron Brown Joey Hughes Darrell Rideaux Jerome Davis* Garry Jones Tony Serpas Wes Felix Kareem Kelly Jason Shelton Miguel Fletcher Lionel Larry Davonte Stewart Philip Francis Charles Lee Duane Walker Daniel Haag Sultan McCullough Vince Williams Jason Price *--NCAA Champion

Johnson and All-American Ahmad Rashad

UNIVERSITYUNIVERE SITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUUTHEERN CALIFORNIACALA IFORNIA — PAGEPPAGEE 9 by a Trojan. DAN LANGE In 2008, Corey White came up just short of an NCAA title in the javelin, but during the course of the season set a new school standard in the Throws event with a throw of 267-10, more than 23 feet farther than the previ- ous school record. In 2009, he again fi nished second at the NCAAs and After 22 years of coaching the Trojan throw- pushed his school record in the javelin to 272-2. ers, Dan Lange is one of the nation’s most respected teachers, having coached his On the women’s side, Lange has coached 2001 NCAA javelin champ and athletes to All-American honors 55 times. Pac-10 record-holder Inga Stasiulionyte (who in 2004 threw 62.27 to win Last season, Lange coached Jenny Ozorai the Lithuanian Championship and qualify for the World Championships), and Marissa Minderler in the hammer and 2003 NCAA runner-up and former Pac-10 hammer record-holder Juli- Kristine Busa in the javelin to fi rst team All- anna Tudja, 2002 hammer All-American and 2004 shot put All-American America honors, Daniel Szabo to second (and former school record holder) L'Orangerie Crawford, 2001 shot put team All-America honors in the hammer All-American and former school discus record holder Cynthia Ademiluyi, throw and Alexandra Collatz to honorable two-time hammer All-American Jennifer Vail, 1996 Pac-10 heptathlon mention All-America status in the discus. Minderler won her second con- champion and NCAA runner-up Nicole Haynes and Leslie Coons (a for- secutive Pac-12 hammer title, but more impressive is that USC had four mer American record holder in the hammer). In 2006, he had a chance of the top eight fi nishers, with Orozai second, Jade Niemeyer fi fth and to work with All-American transfer Karen Freberg, who placed seventh Lauren Chambers eighth to earn USC 23 points in the conference meet. at the NCAAs. Freberg during the season set the USC shot put record with a throw of 57-7 1/2 and placed second in the shot at both the NCAA If you want to measure his impact on the Trojan throws program, you have West Regional and the Pac-10 Championships. to go no farther than the USC top 10 lists as all but one of the top 10 male and female hammer throwers in school history have been coached by Lange also coached two other USC record-setters in 2006 as Eva Orban Lange and all but one of the USC record-holders in the men's and women's set the school record in the hammer with a Pac-10 and West Regional hammer, discus, javelin and shot put have been coached by Lange. record-throw of 226-8 and Kate Hutchinson set the USC record in the discus with a toss of 189-5. Orban won the hammer at the Pac-10s and In 2011, he coached Trey Henderson and Ozorai in the hammer to the NCAA West Regional and place second in the event at the NCAA All-America honors, with Henderson, Minderler (hammer) and Cooper Championships. Hutchinson placed second at the Pac-10 Champion- Thompson (javelin) winning Pac-10 titles. ships and won the discus competition at the NCAA West Regional which gave Troy a share of the women's title. In 2007, he helped guide Orban In 2010, Henderson in the hammer and Aaron Dan in the discus earned to All-American honors in the hammer again (3rd place), a NCAA West All-American honors with fi fth-place fi nishes at the NCAAs. In 2008, Lange hammer title and a second-place fi nish at the Pac-10 Championships. helped guide Eva Orban to the NCAA title in the women's hammer, while In addition to Orban, Julia Rozenfeld placed sixth at the Pac-10 and Corey White took second in the men's javelin. In 2009, they both were seventh at the NCAA West Regional in the hammer. Lange then helped NCAA runners up and Kristine Busa place 8th in the women's javelin. For Orban reach new heights in 2008, as she became the fi rst Trojan female his work with the USC throwers in 2007, highlighted by Noah Bryant's to win an NCAA title in the hammer and broke her own school record indoor and outdoor NCAA shot put championship, Lange was named the with a throw of 230-3. West Region top assistant coach in men's throws for the second consecu- tive season. He also was instrumental in guiding Nia Ali to a fourth-place Outside of USC, Lange coached hammer thrower Lisa Misipeka to the fi nish in the heptathlon at the NCAA Championships. American Samoa record in that event and to the Oympics. He also worked with Tudja after she left USC and guided her to the Olympics three years The 47-year-old Lange guided former Trojan and 1996 Olympic gold ago. He was the coach for No. 1-ranked discus thrower Adam Setliff, medalist Balazs Kiss to four consecutive NCAA hammer throw champion- three-time U.S. discus champion and two-time U.S. Olympian. ships (and a collegiate record) and aided USC throwers across the board with his vast knowledge in the sport. In 1997, despite the departure of A four-year letterman at Cal State Northridge and three-time NCAA Di- Kiss, Lange made it fi ve in a row, coaching Bengt Johansson to the 1997 vision II championship meet qualifi er, Lange also earned All-American NCAA hammer title. Johansson was runner up in the hammer in 1998, as honors in the hammer. Lange studied exercise physiology at Cal State was Norbert Horvath in 1999 (Horvath also fi nished fi fth in 2000 and third Northridge and also works as a sports fi tness consultant and as a human in 2001). At the 2000 Pac-10 Championships, USC continued its men's performance consultant for business professionals. hammer domination, sweeping the top four spots to key the Trojans' title run. In 2001, Horvath captured his third straight Pac-10 hammer title He and his wife Darcy (Arreola), who was one of America’s fi nest middle and third straight All-American honor. In 2002, Lange guided walk ons distance runners and a former NCAA champion, reside in Valencia, Calif., Michael Murray and Harrison Lee into the Pac-10 fi nals. In 2004, Murray with their two sons, Dylan, age 11, and Dalton, six. earned USC's 12th All-American honor in the hammer, while Noah Bryant All-Americans Coached by Dan Lange at USC became Troy's fi rst shot put All-American since 1984. In 2005, Adam Midles placed sixth in the hammer at the NCAAs. In 2006, Lange guided Cynthia Ademiluyi Karen Freberg Marissa Minderler two male Trojans to All-American honors as Noah Bryant placed seventh Nia Ali Nicole Haynes Michael Murray in the shot and Adam Midles seventh in the men's hammer. Noah Bryant Trey Henderson Eva Orban*+ Kristine Busa Norbert Horvath Jenny Ozorai The 2007 season could have been Lange's fi nest work with the men's Alex Collatz Gordon Hovey Inga Stasiluionyte*+ throwers as Bryant set the school record in the shot, a record that had L'Orangerie Crawford Bengt Johansson*+ Daniel Szabo stood for 35 years, and won the NCAA indoor and outdoor shot titles. In Aaron Dan Gary Kirchoff Julianna Tudja+ Chad Danowsky Balazs Kiss*+ Jennifer Vail addition, Adam Midles was an All-American and had the fourth-best ham- Nils Fearnley Dagan Massey Corey White mer throw in school history, Bryant had the eighth best hammer mark, Allison Franke Adam Midles *--NCAA Champion William Denbo the sixth best shot put and Stenn Parton the ninth farthest +--Olympian

Lange was named the West Region top assistant in men's throws in 2006 & 2007. Coach Lange and his throws team at the 2012 Out of the Blocks Banquet. PAGEPAGE 10 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE MICHAEL PULLINS Jumps Mike Pullins is in his 15th year as jumps At the 2003 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Pullins guided Julien Kapek to coach at USC. "Coach Mike" is respon- the triple jump title--USC's fi rst outdoors since 1961--while Simms placed sible for coaching both the women and third. Simms, who also fi nished seventh in the long jump outdoors, won men's jumpers. the triple jump at the NCAA Indoor Championships earlier in the year with a Pac-10-record jump of 56-7 1/2. To cap off a remarkable season for USC Last season he guided Alitta Boyd in the jumps, Dawid Jaworski won the NCAA high jump title--Troy's fi rst since triple jump and Marqise Lee in the long 1963--with a school-record jump of 7-5 3/4. All totaled, Pullins' athletes jump to honorable mention All-America scored an amazing 43 points at the indoor and outdoor NCAA meets. status. Boyd also placed fourth in the triple jump and fi fth in the long jump and In 2002, Julien Kapek set a school triple jump record with a jump of 55-8 Lee fourth in the long jump at the Pac-12 1/2 and then went on to place third at the NCAAs. The year prior, Djeke Championships. Mambo became the fi rst Trojan to win both the long jump and triple jump at the Pac-10s since Luther Hayes in1961. In 2011, he guided Nia Ali to All-America honors and a sixth-place fi nish in the high jump at the NCAA Championships. Ali also placed second On the women's side in 2007, Pullins helped guide freshmen Shana in the high jump at the Pac-10 Championships. Also at the Pac-10s, Woods to the seventh-best long jump in school history and Ekene Anene Brendan Ames took home the men's long jump title, Boyd was fourth in to the 10th-best high jump by a USC women. Michelle Sanford placed the women's triple jump and fourth in the women's long jump and Viktor seventh in the long jump and sixth in the triple jump at the 2007 Pac-10 Fajoyomi placed seventh in the men's triple jump. Championships and Woods came in ninth in the long jump. He guided Manjula Wijesekara to a All-American honors in the high jump Pullins guided Sanford as a freshman to the Pac-10 long jump champi- in 2009, fi nishing third outdoors and seventh indoors and then to even onship in 2004, while Tatyana Obukhova took her third-straight Pac-10 greater heights in 2010, fi nishing as the NCAA runner-up. Wijesekara triple jump championship and a fourth-place fi nish at the NCAAs in 2002. also won the 2010 Pac-10 high jump title and placed fourth in the triple The year before, Obukhova was third at the NCAAs. In his fi rst year, he jump, after taking second in the high jump and third in the triple jump coached Pam Simpson to a third-place fi nish at the 1999 NCAAs. He at the 2009 Pac-10 Championships. He also guided Aven Wright to also helped Disia Page and Stephanie Jones land on the USC top 10 the 2010 Pac-10 triple jump title and had three other athletes score: charts in the long jump. In fact, four of the 10 women on USC's long Brendan Ames (2nd - LJ), Alitta Boyd (5th - LJ & TJ) and Ekene Anene jump chart were coached by Pullins as were seven of the top 10 women (6th - TJ). In 2008, Wijesekara reached the men's high jump fi nals at on USC's triple jump chart. the NCAAs, after placing second at the West Regional. A 1987 graduate of USC, his name is still among the top 10 triple jumpers In 2007, Pullins guided Inman Breaux to a seventh-place fi nish at the on the all-time Trojan charts. As a high school senior Mike qualifi ed for Pac-10s and to sixth at the NCAA West Regional in the triple jump. Also, the CIF Championships in four individual events and went on to win the Wright placed eighth in the triple jump at the Pac-10s. triple jump, in which he placed fi fth in the 1982 state meet. Mike starred at Cal State Northridge and Pasadena City College before coming to In the last seven seasons, Pullins has coached an an athlete to four Troy. A three-time USA Track & Field outdoor qualifi er (he qualifi ed for NCAA titles and seven scorers overall in NCAA meets, two NCAA West the 1992 Olympic trials), he was forced to set track aside due to injuries titlists, 10 regional scorers, six Pac-10 Champions and 29 scorers at and four ankle surgeries in 1994. the conference meet (including 12 top three fi nishers). Mike earned his master's degree in Education Administration from USC Under his tutelage, the USC jumpers have been mainstays on the hon- in 2005. He is also a Level II USATF certifi ed coach. He and his wife ors podium at the NCAA Championships. In 2006, he coached Jesse Erin, a former USC long jumper, live in Pasadena, Calif. and have two Williams to the NCAA indoor and outdoor high jump titles for the second sons, Emmanuel Michael born on June 22, 2010 and Elijah Makai, born consecutive season. Williams also won the NCAA West Regional and on April 11, 2011. Pac-10 high jump championships and raised his school record with a jump of 7-7 1/4 at the NCAA fi nals en route to being named the UST- All-Americans Coached by Mike Pullins at USC FCCCA Male Co-Field Athlete of the Year. In 2008, Williams won the high jump at the Olympic Trials and represented USA at the Beijing Nia Ali Andre Serrette Olympics and in 2011 won the high jump at the World Championships. Alitta Boyd Allen Simms* Dawid Jaworski* Pam Simpson In 2005, Pullins guided Williams to the same NCAA indoor and outdoor Julien Kapek*+ Manjula Wijesekara double and Allen Simms to a second-place fi nish at the NCAAs in the Marqise Lee Jesse Williams*+ triple jump. Simms won the Pac-10 triple jump, the fi fth consecutive Tatyana Obukhova *--NCAA Champion season a USC triple jumper claimed that honor. Disia Page +--Olympian

Pullins fl anked by 2010 Pac-10 champions Manjula Wijesekara (HJ) and Aven Wright (TJ). UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 11 LASZLO TABORI Men's Distances (Volunteer)

Famed distance great Lazlo Tabori works Marathons, were two of his athletes who achieved international recogni- with the USC men's distance runners and tion during the 1970s. the Men of Troy running club team. Tabori was instrumental in the development of 800m runner Duane Tabori has a wealth of experience to Solomon who earned All-America status, placing seventh at the NCAAs share with the Trojans. After all, he was in 2007 and third in 2008. Solomon also ran the second fastest 800m the third man to break the four-minute time in USC history (1:45.69) while placing third at the USA Outdoor barrier in the mile. He did so on May 28th, Track and Field Championships. At the 2012 Olympics, Solomon placed 1955 with a time of 3:59, joining Roger Bannister and John Landy in fourth in the 800m fi nals with a PR of 1:42.82 and just missed out on that elite group. That same year he held the 1500m World Record with earning a medal. a time of 3:40.8. He was also a member of the World Record-breaking team in the 4x1500m relay. Among his many accomplishment are such In 1979, Runners World magazine bestowed upon Tabori the presti- notable feats as being an Olympian at the 1957 Melbourne Games in gious Paavo Nurmi Award for Coach of the Year. He was inducted the 1500m and 5000m races. into the Hungarian Hall of Fame in , Hungary in 1995 for his great accomplishments as a world class athlete and Olympian. In Laszlo's coaching methods are well founded. He trained himself by the 2002, Tabori received the Fair Play Award in Frankfurt, Germany given methods of the great middle distance Hungarian coach Mihaly Igloi in by the International Olympic Committee for lifetime achievement and Hungary, then later in the after the 1956 Olympic Games. outstanding contribution to the sport. He has written a popular book Tabori is a great believer in the interval method of training. on his life and running called Tabori Es A Torbiek. He also released his biography “Laszlo Tabori, the Legendary Story of the Great Hungarian He coached Valley Junior College in the 1970s where his team won three Runner.” The book details how it looked like his Olympic dreams might state titles and held the national junior record for the 10,000 distance be dashed due to the Hungarian revolution of 1956, but Tabori was able medley and the 4 x 1 mile relay. to compete in Melbourne and then moved to the United States with some of his teammates after the Olympics. Jacqueline Hansen, winner of the Boston and Western Hemisphere Marathons and Miki Gorman, winner of the and Boston

2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Below left Josh Mance takes fi fth in the men's 400m race, below right, Men’s Final Team Standings (Top 40) Reggie Wyatt on the podium after taking third in the 400m IH and bottom, USC's 4x400m relay team of (l-f) Duane Walker (alt.), Wyatt, 1.) Florida (50) 33.) Michigan (8) Bryshon Nellum, Joey Hughes and Mance which placed second. 2.) LSU (48) 33.) UT-Arlington (8) 3.) Texa A&M (40) 33.) New Mexico (8) 4.) Florida St. (38) 33.) South Florida (8) 5.) Virginia Tech (33) 33.) UNC Greensboro (8) 6.) Auburn (27) 38.) Mississippi (7.5) 7.) Arizona (28) 39.) George Mason (7) 8.) Arkansas (26) 40.) NC State (6) 9.) Texas (22) 40.) Clemson (6) 9.) Oregon (22) 40.) Oklahoma (6) 11.) USC (20) 11.) Nebraska (20) (A total of 73 teams scored) 11.) Indiana (20) 11.) Southern Utah (20) 11.) Illinois (20) 16.) Arizona State (18) 17.) UCLA (17) 18.) Texas Tech (16) 18.) Stanford (16) 20.) Oral Roberts (15) 21.) BYU (13) 21.) Penn St. (13) 23.) Iowa (12) 23.) Kansas (12) 23.) Kansas St. (12) 23.) Ohio State (12) 27.) Minnesota (11) 27.) Princeton (11) 29.) Illinois State (10) 29.) UC Irvine (10) 29.) Boise State (10) 32.) Wisconsin (9) PAGEPAGE 12 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE TOM WALSH Distances/Women's Cross Country Tom Walsh enters his 19th year as mid- In 2007, Walsh guided Irek Sekretarski to a seventh-place fi nish at the dle and long distance coach at USC. He NCAA Championships in the 800m. also serves as the head women's cross country coach. Walsh continues to coach USC record-holder Erdelyi in the 3000m steeplechase, 5000m and 10,000m. Erdelyi was an All-American (8th) During his tenure at USC, the Women in the steeplechase in 2009, but since then has moved up to the longer of Troy middle and long distance pro- distances. gram has consistently been one of the strongest in the nation. This past year Walsh helped USC All-American distance standout Zsofi a The USC female middle distance runners had an impressive streak of Erdelyi qualify for the 2012 Olympic Games in the marathon for her fi ve-straight Pac-10 1500m champions from 1996-2000. Not to be out- native country of Hungary. Erdelyi ran a personal-best time of 2:36.56 done, the Women of Troy 800m runners had a string of fi ve consecutive for the marathon to earn her ticket to the 2012 Olympic Games. At Pac-10 champions from 1997-2001. the Olympics, she joined fellow Walsh-coached athlete Tina Kefalas of Greece to make USC the only U.S. school with two former athletes During the Fall Walsh is the head women's cross country coach. The competing in the event. USC cross country team has sent seven individuals to the NCAA Cham- pionships. Cross country All-American Emebet Shiferaw (7th - 1996), USC middle and long distance athletes have captured All-America Amy Goodwin (coached by Larry Knuth), Sarah Ellis, Brooke Thomas, honors 23 times under the guidance of coach Walsh. This group is Vashchuk, Sarah Cocco and Erdelyi all qualifi ed for the NCAA Cross highlighted by eight-time All-American Brigita Langerholc, who captured Country Championships as individuals. The USC cross country team the NCAA title in the 800 meters in 2001. She also helped the Women was pivotal in capturing the Lexus Gauntlet points in 2007 and 2008. of Troy win the team NCAA Championship that same year. Langerholc The Women of Troy cross country team beat rival UCLA at the Pac-10 capped off a remarkable junior year by fi nishing fourth in the 2000 Championships to help clinch victory for the USC athletic department. Olympic Games in Sydney with a school-record time of 1:58.51. Walsh graduated from USC in 1988, and served as a graduate assistant Another Walsh product was 1500 meter school record-holder Grazyna at his alma mater for three years in the late 1980s. He also served as Penc, a four-time All-American in the 1500m. Penc was runner up at a track and fi eld consultant for ABC and NBC television during the U.S. the NCAA Championships in 1999, she fi nished fourth in 1997 and was track and fi eld Olympic Trials. third in 1996 and 1998. Polish native Anna Lopaciuch was a two-time 1500m All-American, gaining honors in 1998 and 2000. In 2004 and 2005, Iryna Vashchuk followed the Polish duo of Penc and Lopaciuch All-Americans Coached by Tom Walsh at USC with her sixth and seventh place fi nishes in the 1500m at the NCAA Julia Budniak Grazyna Penc Championships. Julia Budniak became the fi rst Women of Troy athlete Aleksandra Deren Irek Sekretarski to win All-America honors in the 3000m steeplechase, as she fi nished Zsofi a Erdelyi Emebet Shiferaw sixth in 2004. Brigita Langerholc* Iryna Vashchuk Anna Lopaciuch *--NCAA Champion

Director of Track & Field Ron Allice Coach Walsh congratulates All-American standout Zsofi a Erdelyi Coach Walsh keeps a close eye on his athletes with coach Walsh

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 13 RYAN WILSON Hurdles

Former Trojan hurdler Ryan Wilson enters his fi rst season as USC’s volunteer assis- tant men’s and women’s coach for a program that has been among USC track and fi eld’s most successful. Wilson ran for the Trojans from 1999 to 2003, and has seven wins on the professional circuit in the 110-meter high hurdles. His personal best of 13.02 seconds, ran at the 2007 Reebok Grand Prix, is the 18th- fastest time in the history in the event.

Wilson came to USC out of Westerville, Ohio, and left Troy as one of the most decorated Trojan hurdlers in program history. Wilson took home fi rst with a personal best of 13.35 at the 2003 NCAA Championships in the 110m HH, and was named Pac-10 Track and Field Male Athlete for his performance. He also won the Pac-10 Title in 400-meter hurdles that year. Wilson fi nished as a three-time All-American in the 110m HH, and also competed in the long jump during his time at USC. His time of 13.35 in the 110m HH still ranks third all-time by a Trojan male hurdler.

In 2012, Wilson fi nished 5th in the IAAF points standings for 110m hur- dlers, including a win at the Ponce Grand Prix in May. In addition, Wilson ran at the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 110m hurdles, fi nishing in 7th. He also set the meet record for 110m hurdles with a posting of 13.20 seconds in April.

Wilson dealt with injuries throughout the 2011 season, but won his fi rst event of the season, the Golden Grand Prix Kawasaki. Wilson tied his highest ever fi nish in 2010, fi nishing 4th in the world in points, including a win at the prestigious ISTAF Berlin meet. Wilson fi nished 6th in 2008 and 12th in 2009, winning the Grande Premio Brasil Caixa de Atletismo in May 2009.

2007 was a season to remember for Wilson, as he won both the Thales- FBK Games and the Norwich Union . Wilson fi nished Above, Wilson in his USC days and below com- third at the Reebox Grand Prix, but etched his name into the record books peting professionally at Mt. SAC. Below left, with his 13.02-second time, one of 20 fastest runs in 110m HH history. Wilson with his Dual Meet Hall of Fame Award in 2011. Wilson turned professional in 2004, and fi nished third place at the 2006 USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships by setting a then-personal best at 13.22 seconds. He fi nished his 2006 season on a high note with his fi rst professional victory at the DécaNation event in France.

PAGEPAGE 14 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE NIKOLAY PREYN Coach

Nikolay Preyn is in his fi rst season as the State University of Physical Education. During the next four years volunteer pole vault coach for USC. , Preyn won the Russian Student Championship in 2005 and 2006, the Russian Junior Championships in 2006 and became a member He is from Irkutsk City, Russan where he of the Russian national team in 2006 and 2007. He was a member was a track and fi eld athlete, specializing of the European Top 30 in 2006 and twice set a PR of 5.30m in 2006. in the pole vault from 1993-2008. He fi rst began pole vaulting at the age of eight with In 2008, Preyn started his graduate studies in Sport Management at Uriy Didenko as his coach. At the age of Russian State University of Physical Education and began working 15, Preyn cleared 5 meters for the fi rst time and took second place in as a personal trainer. an international competition. He suffered a back injury in 2002 and did not compete for two seasons. He returned to competition at the 2004 He wrote a dissertation on the subject of marketing for Fitness Hold- Russian Winter Championships. ing which was presented at the 29th international fi tness conference IHRSA in San Diego in March of 2010. Preyn graduated from Technical Secondary School of Physical Edu- acation in Irkutsk in 2004, then moved to Moscow and entered Russian He moved to Los Angeles in 2011. Men's Track and Field Support Staff

Heather Bell Joyce Bell Gwen Clementin Kam Klaver Academic Advisor Compliance Asst. to the Director Academic Advisor

Tatyana Obukhova Justin Shibel Bill Theriault David Tuttle Strength Development Trainer Team Massage Therapist Sports Information Team Mangers:

Michael Hunter Lauren Rodriguez Lauren White UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 15 2012 POSTSEASON AND DUAL MEET REVIEW Men T-11th, Women T-24th At 2012 NCAAs USC Battles Through First Pac-12s - USC men’s 4x400m takes 2nd, just off school record - - USC Men Finish In Seventh Place; Women Fourth -

The USC men’s 4x400m relay team took second place just off the school record The USC men’s team went to the fi rst Pac-12 Championships without sev- time to highlight the Trojans’ efforts at the 2012 NCAA Track and Field Champi- eral of its key members in Joey Hughes, Josh Mance and javlelin specialist onships held at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Ia. (June 6-9). The men’s team Cooper Thompson and the results were a seventh-place fi nish in the com- scored 20 points to tie for 11th place and the women’s team scored 13 points petition held in Eugene, Ore. The women’s team faired slightly better by to tie for 24th. fi nishing fourth, but it was really a one-team race on the women’s side as the Ducks amassed more than 200 points. The Trojans saved their best for last as the men’s 4x400m relay team of senior Joey Hughes, sophomore Josh Mance, junior Reggie Wyatt and redshirt senior The only USC female to capture a Pac-12 title was Marissa Minderler in the Bryshon Nellum ran the second-fastest time in USC history to fi nish second to hammer throw with a PR of 220-11 to move into third place on USC’s all- time list. The event was dominated by the Trojans as Jenny Ozorai placed Florida with a time of 3:00.64. Florida won the race with a Drake Stadium record second, Jade Niemeyer fi fth and Lauren Chambers eighth. of 3:00.02. The race was just the fi rst time the Trojans were able to run this 4x400m team since Mance was injured at the Texas Relays on March 31. The Bryshon Nellum won the Pac-12 400m title and Aaron Brown won the 100m last time they ran together was on March 24 when they set the previous second- dash and took second in the 200m race. Brown’s winning 100m time of fastest time in school history of 3:02.24. The Trojans were just .06 seconds off 10.18 was a wind-legal PR and moved him into seventh on USC’s all-time list. Reggie Wyatt was second and Duane Walker third in the 400m IH the school record of 3:00.58 set in 1992 by Travis Hannah, Curtis Conway, Mar- race and teammed with Nellum and Scott DeYoung to take second in the tin Cannady and . 4x400m relay.

Trojans earning fi rst team All-America honors during the competition were Aar- Final 2012 Pac-12 Championship Results: on Brown (7th-200m), Kristine Busa (8th-Javelin), Jessica Davis (7th-4x100m), Men’s Top 10: 1.) Oregon - 140, 2.) ASU - 116.5, 3.) Arizona - 94, 4.) UCLA Joey Hughes (2nd-4x400m), Loudia Laarman (7th-4x100m), Josh Mance - 86, 5.) Washington and Stanford - 78, 7.) USC - 74, 8.) WSU - 56.5, 9.) (5th-400m, 2nd-4x400m), Marissa Minderler (8th-Hammer), Dalilah Muham- Colorado - 48, 10.) California - 44, 11.) OSU - 4. mad (5th-400m IH), Akawkaw Ndipagbor (7th-4x100m), Bryshon Nellum (2nd- Women: 1.) Oregon - 200.5, 2.) Stanford - 123.5, 3.) Arizona - 94.5, 4.) 4x400m), Jenny Ozorai (4th-Hammer), Aareon Payne (7th-4x100m) and Reg- USC - 91, 5.) ASU - 85, 6.) Washington - 54 7.) Colorado - 49, 8.) UCLA gie Wyatt (3rd-400m IH, 2nd-4x400m). - 47.5, 9.) WSU - 27, 10.) Utah and California - 21, 12.) OSU - 3.

Final team scores: Men: 1.) Florida. - 50, 2.) LSU - 48, 3.) Texas A&M - 40, 4.) Florida St. USC Splits Dual Meet With Bruins - 38, 5.) Virginia Tech - 33, 6.) Auburn - 30, 7.) Arizona - 27, 8.) Arkan- - Women run winning streak to fi ve seasons - sas - 26, 9.) Oregon & Texas - 22, 11.) USC, Indiana, Southern Utah, Nebraska, Illinois - 20. The USC women won 89-74 and the men lost 93-70 to earn a split at the annual USC-UCLA Dual meet held at Drake Stadium in Los Angeles on Women: 1.) LSU - 76, 2.) Oregon - 62, 3.) Texas A&M - 38...24.) USC - April 29. The women’s team ran its winning streak in the Dual Meet to fi ve 13. seasons. The men now lead the all-time series 42-37, while the women trail 21-8. 17 Trojans Advance Out Of Regional The Trojan females winning at least two events were Aareon Payne (100m, 200m and 4x100m), Marissa Minderler (shot put, javelin throw) and Zsofi a - Also Men’s 4x400m And Women’s 4x100m Relays - Erdelyi (1500m, 5000m). Other Trojan females winning individual events USC advanced eight individual men and nine individual women to the NCAA were Lauren Blackburn (100m HH), Dalilah Muhammad (400m IH), Alitta Championships after a strong two days (May 25-26) of competition by the Boyd (triple jump) and Alexandra Collatz (discus throw). Trojans at the NCAA Track and Field Preliminary Rounds held at Mike A. Aaron Brown (100m, 200m), Bryshon Nellum (400m, 4x400m) and Reggie Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas. The top 12 individuals and relays from two Wyatt (400m IH, 4x400m) were all part of two victories on the men’s side. preliminary meets held simultaneously produced a fi eld of 24 athletes which Other USC males winning events were Josh Mance (800m), Blake Shaw will compete in semifi nals at the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Ia. (1500m) and Allen Williams (triple jump). The big for the men would be if Joey Hughes and Josh Mance could make it through in the 400m dash, after missing much of the season with The fi rst running event of the day was the women’s 5000m race and Erde- injuries. They both responded and the Trojan men were able to get most lyi set a meet record by winning the event for the fourth season, this time everyone that appeared to have a shot through to nationals. breaking her Dual Meet record (16:41) with a time of 16:32.59 to earn fi ve points. Later Erdelyi clinched the meet for the women by doubling back to The women’s team struggled a little more with a few athletes dropping by win the 1500m race in the second to last event of the day. Erdelyi and fresh- the wayside, most notably Zsofi a Erdelyi in the 10000m race due to a hip man Erica Capellino took over the race with one lap to go and cruised in 1st injury and Jessica Davis in the 100m and 200m dashes, one season after and 2nd with times of 4:31.93 and 4:32.25 respectively. For Erdelyi, it was she qualifi ed in both. her 4th 1500m/5000m double sweep in the Dual Meet, also a meet record.

USC closed out the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds with 17 individual ath- Payne teamed with Loudia Laarman, Akawkaw Ndipagbor and Jessica Da- letes qualifi ed in 18 events and the men’s 4x400m relay and the women’s vis to get things rolling with a win in the 4x100m relay. The foursome posted 4x100m relay advancing to the NCAA Championships: a season-best winning time of 43.95. Payne then came back to win the 100m dash with a time of 11.53 and the 200m dash with a time of 23.22 edg- Women: Lauren Blackburn (100m HH), Alitta Boyd (triple jump), Kristine ing teammates Laarman and Davis as the Trojans made it a clean sweep Busa (javelin), Alexandra Collatz (discus), Marissa Minderler (hammer), in both events. Dalilah Muhammad (400m IH), Jade Niemeyer (hammer), Jenny Ozorai (hammer), Aareon Payne (200m) and the 4x100m relay team (Loudia Laar- man, Payne, Akawkaw Ndipagbor and Jessica Davis) Men: Aaron Brown (100m, 200m), Joey Hughes (400m), Marqise Lee (Iong jump), Josh Mance (400m), Bryshon Nellum (400m), Davonte Stewart (200m), Daniel Szabo (hammer), Reggie Wyatt (400m IH) and the 4x400m relay team (Nellum, Hughes, Mance, Wyatt, Duane Walker and Scott DeY- oung) PAGEPAGE 16 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE 22013013 TROJANTROJAN MEN'SMEN'S TTRACKRACK ANDAND FIELDFIELD UNIVERSITYUNNAAthleteIVERtRhSSITYle OFOFt SOUTHERNSOeUT BBiographiesHEiRNo CALIFORNIACgALLrIIFFaORpNIN hA i—e PAGEPAsGE 17 2013 USC MEN’S ROSTER NAME EVENTS HEIGHT BIRTHDATE COMPETITIVE YEAR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/J.C.) Terence Abram 100m, 200m 6-0 1/28/91 Senior Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Rancho Cucamonga) Aaron Adkins 800m 6-2 4/2/91 Senior Las Vegas, Nev. (Las Vegas) Myles Andrews 800m 6-0 4/12/93 Sophomore Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) Sam Barkley Javelin 6-1 9/12/92 Sophomore Newport Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei) Eric Battles Distances 5-10 11/21/89 Senior Fresno, Calif. (Clovis West/Fresno State) Errin Baynes HJ, LJ 6-2 4/5/93 Freshman Wheeling, W.V. (Wheeling) Douglas Bogie Jumps 6-2 10/21/91 Junior Malibu, Calif. (Malibu) Austin Bowie 800m, 1500m 6-0 11/27/93 Freshman Los Altos, Calif. (Los Altos) Jacob Bradley 1500m, 3000m SC 6-4 10/7/92 Junior Brentwood, Calif. (Heritage) Aaron Brown Sprints, 4x100m 6-1 5/27/92 Junior Toronto, Ontario, CN (Birchmount Park) Steven Cherry Pole Vault 5-8 11/23/92 Sophomore Clayton, Del. (Charter School of Wilmington) Jeffrey Churchman Javelin 6-4 2/14/91 Junior* Santa Barbara, Calif. (Santa Barbara/SBCC) Remington Conatser Hammer 6-5 7/20/90 Junior Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley/Saddleback) Kyle Connolly 400m IH 6-1 10/20/93 Freshman San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) Herb Dew High Jump 5-11 4/26/92 Junior Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty/Glendale CC) Viktor Fajoyomi Decathlon, HJ 6-1 3/27/91 Junior Budapest, Hungary (Rakoczi Ferenc KSZKI) Beau Falgout Hammer 6-6 6/29/90 Senior Houston, Texas (St. Mark's) George Farmer Sprints 6-1 7/4/93 Freshman* Los Angeles, Calif. (Serra) Aleec Harris Hurdler 6-0 10/31/90 Junior* Atlanta, Ga. (Duluth/Barton County) Kyle Iverson 800m 6-0 4/15/94 Freshman Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar) Karan Kanchan 400m 5-8 2/14/91 Junior* Bombay, India (Maneckii Cooper Edu. Trust/Col. of Science) Tim Kessler 800m, 1500m 5-11 2/5/90 Junior* Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) Eric Kleinsasser 5000m, 10000m 5-11 10/20/89 Senior* Los Angeles, Calif. (Occidental) Joseph Laetsch 400m 5-11 2/26/91 Senior Palos Verdes, Calif. (Peninsula) BeeJay Lee Sprints 5-6 3/5/93 Sophomore West Covina, Calif. (West Covina) Marqise Lee Jumps, Sprints 6-0 11/25/91 Sophomore Inglewood, Calif. (Serra) Diego Lopez Pole Vault 6-0 1/9/93 Sophomore Pasadena, Calif. (Loyola/Cal Poly Pomona) Adrian Louie Pole Vault 5-9 5/26/94 Freshman South Pasadena, Calif. (South Pasadena) David McNamara Hammer 6-1 2/6/91 Junior Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa/El Camino CC) Bryan Mercado 100m, 200m 5-6 10/5/92 Sophomore Pomona, Calif. (Colony) D.J. Morgan Hurdles 5-10 1/3/92 Sophomore* Van Nuys, Calif. (Taft) Bryshon Nellum Sprints, Relays 6-0 5/1/89 Senior* Los Angeles, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) Luke (Ziru) Niu Sprints 5-8 8/27/93 Freshman Beijing, China (Shanghai American) Adrian Rafi ee Steeplechase 5-10 11/18/90 Junior* San Diego, Calif. (Patrick Henry/USF) Spencer Remick 800m, 1500m 6-2 5/19/91 Junior* Inverness, Ill (Loyola Academy) Will Robinson 800m 6-0 12/4/93 Freshman San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (Crean Lutheran) Tyler Ruiz Jumps 6-2 7/3/91 Senior Valley Village, Calif. (Sherman Oaks Notre Dame) David Selma Jumps 6-2 12/10/90 Junior* Palmdale, Calif. (Cleveland) Jovonte Slater Long Jump/Sprints 5-9 12/11/92 Freshman* Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta) Gregory Starkey 400m IH 6-2 9/26/90 Junior San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente) Davonte Stewart Sprints 6-1 6/11/93 Sophomore Fontana, Calif. (AB Miller) Daniel Szabo Hammer 5-11 6/28/91 Sophomore Szombathely, Hungary (Nagylajos) Ryan Thomas 800m 5-11 4/14/91 Senior San Jose, Calif. (Evergreen Valley) Cooper Thompson Javelin 6-1 2/20/90 Senior* Bakersfi eld, Calif. (Garces Memorial/Bakersfi eld JC) Kristopher Washington 400m, 800m, 1500m 5-8 7/24/91 Senior Cleveland, Ohio (Mumford) Barry Wilkins 800m, 1500m 5-9 4/22/91 Senior Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central) Allen Williams 110m HH, TJ 5-9 6/24/93 Sophomore Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O'Dowd) Jemal Williams Decathlon 6-0 4/11/93 Sophomore Santa Rosa, Calif. (Sonoma Academy) Reggie Wyatt 400m IH, 4x400m 6-5 9/17/90 Senior Riverside, Calif. (La Sierra) Surafael Yared 800m 6-0 3/2/94 Freshman San Jose, Calif. (Monta Vista)

*--used redshirt year

PAGEPAGE 18 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE VETERAN BIOS TERENCE ABRAM AARON ADKINS 5-11, Senior 6-2, RS Junior Sprints 800m Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Las Vegas, Nev.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2011 Pac-10s - 16th - 100m 2011 Pac-10s - 6th - 4x100m 2012 Pac-12s - 25th - 100m 2012 Pac-12s - 6th - 4x100m

THIS YEAR: Senior Terence Abram is one of USC's top returning sprinters and THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Aaron Adkins returns as one of USC's top 800m would have added depth at the position for the Trojans, but is expected to have runners. surgery to repair a labrum in February and will likely miss the season. 2012: Returned to action last season and had a season-best time of 1:56.42 in 2012: Posted a season-best 100m time of 10.81 to place fourth at the USC- the 800m race at the Beach Invitational on March 3. UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. Ran the third leg for USC's 4x100m relay team which ran a season-best 40.14 on March 24 at the Trojan Invitational. Placed 2011: Was injured and did not compete. 25th in the 100m dash at the Pac-12 Championships in Eugene, Ore. Also, placed sixth as part of the 4x100m relay team. 2010: Had a season-best 800m time of 1:52.84 at the Occidental Invitational on May 8. Placed seventh in the 800m race at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on Had a season-best 100m time of 10.67 to fi nish 16th at the Pac-10 2011: May 1 with a time of 1:54.08. Championships on May 13. His time was the third fastest by a Trojan in 2011. Also ran a leg on the 4x100m relay which placed sixth at the Pac-10s. Posted HIGH SCHOOL: Adkins graduated with honors in 2009 from Las Vegas High. a season-best time of 22.05 in the 200m dash at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on Was the state 800m champion in 2009. Also holds the all-time regional record May 1. in the 800m. Was the co-founder of the Stussy Clothing fundraiser for the Las 2010: Had a season-best 100m time of 10.78 at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on Vegas HS track team. May 1. Also posted a best 200m time of 22.31 at the Dual Meet. PERSONAL: Aaron was born on April 2, 1991...His parents are Dean Adkins HIGH SCHOOL: Abram attended Rancho Cucamonga HS. Set the school and Debra Black and he has two siblings, Chis and Phil...Enjoys shooting fi lms record in the 200m dash and was a state qualifi er in the 4x100m, 4x200m and and playing music...His favorite movie is The Hurricane and his favorite musician 4x400m. Ran a leg on the winning 4x200m relay at the Arcadia Invitational. is Bill Withers...Says his sports hero is 1500m world-record holder Hicham El Guerrouj...He is an English major at USC. PERSONAL: Abram was born on January 28, 1991 in Montclair, Calif...His favorite actor is Will Smith...Likes all sports and listens to music in his spare CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 1:52.84 time...Likes to collect exclusive shoes...Is a Human Performcance major and Occupational Science minor at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 10.62 200m -- 21.64

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 19 MYLES ANDREWS SAM BARKLEY 5-11, Sophomore 6-1, Sophomore 800m, 1500m Javelin Cypress, Calif. Newport Beach, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 Pac-12s - 15th - 800m

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Myles Andrews was USC's top 800m runner last THIS YEAR: Sophomore Sam Barkley battled through injuries his fi rst season season and demonstrated that he is going to be a force within the conference of competing for USC in the hurdles, but has returned to health and looks forward over the next few seasons. to developing as a javelin thrower under USC's esteemed throws coach Dan Lange.. Barkley will likely redshirt this season. 2012: Ran the 800m leg for USC's 1600m sprint medely team which placed second with a time of 3:17.61 at the Texas Relays on March 30. USC's team Barkley had a season best 400m IH time of 55.13 to place 14th at the with two sophomores and two freshmen was just .14 seconds behind Baylor's 2012: Ben Brown Invitational on March 10. Had a best 110m HH time of 15.26 to take winning team which featured three seniors. Andrews placed second with a fourth at the Rossi Relays on Feb. 25. time of 1:51.74 in the 800m race at his fi rst USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29 in Westwood, Calif. Set a PR of 1:50.54 in the 800m race at Mt. SAC in the HIGH SCHOOL: Barkley went to high school at Mater Dei High in Santa Ana, University/Open race on April 20. Finished in 15th at the Pac-12 Championships Calif. Barkley won the CIF Southern Section 110m HH and 300m IH with PRs in the 800m race with a time of 1:53.17 respectively of 14.08w and 37.51. His wind-legal 110m HH PR is 14.11. Barkley HIGH SCHOOL: Andrews attended Long Beach Poly High, in Long Beach, Calif. fi nished 12th at the 2011 California State Meet in the 110m HH. He placed third in the 800m race at the 2011 California State meet with a PR of 1:50.63. He also won the CIF Southern Section 800m race and placed second PERSONAL: Barkley was born on Sept. 12, 1992 in Newport Beach, Calif. He in the Masters Meet 800m fi nal. Andrews also has a 1600m PR of 4:14.59. In is the younger brother of USC record-setting Matt Barkley and has a his fi rst year of running cross country, he won the Moore League title and helped twin sister Lainy who is also a sophomore at USC...His hobbies include cooking his team place seventh at the California State XC Meet with a time of 15.44. and hunting...Is a Human Performance major at USC.

PERSONAL: Andrews was born on April 12, 1993 in Long Beach, Calif...His CAREER BESTS: 110m HH -- 14.08w 300m IH -- 37.51 parents are Troy and Sheila Andrews and he has a twin sister...His hobbies 400m IH - 55.13 include watching movies and long runs...His favorite actor is Martin Lawrence, favorite musical artist is YG and favorite movie is Shottas...Likes Mecian food... Would like to visit Kenya some day...Is undecided upon a major and would like to work in commercials or be a talk show host after graduation.

CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 1:50.54 1600m -- 4:14.59

PAGEPAGE 20 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE DOUG BOGIE AARON BROWN 6-2, Junior 6-1, Junior 3-time All-American High Jump Sprints, 4x100m Olympian Malibu, Calif. Toronto, Ontario, CN

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2011 Pac-10s - Finalist - 100m 2011 NCAA Prelims - 11th - 100m 2011 NCAAs - 20th - 100m 2012 Pac-12s - 1st - 100m, 2nd - 200m, 6th - 4x100m 2012 NCAA Prelims - 7th - 100m, 6th - 200m 2012 NCAAs - 16th - 100m, 7th - 200m

Junior Douglas Bogie begins his third season of competing in THIS YEAR: Junior Aaron Brown is coming off another outstanding campaign THIS YEAR: which saw him win the Pac-12 100m title, earn All-America status in the 200m the high jump for the USC track and fi eld team. dash and place 9th in the 200m race at the London Olympics while representing his native Canada. 2012: Won the high jump with a height of 6-4.00 (1.93) at the Titan Twilight Meet on March 31. Had a season-best high jump of 6-5.50 (1.97m) to tie for fi rst place 2012: Won the 100m dash at the Trojan Invitational on March 24 with a then-PR at the Tiny Lister Invitational on April 7. Finished fourth in the high jump at the of 10.25, just .02 seconds outside of USC’s all-time top 10. Had a wind-aided USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29 with a clearance of 6-4.75 (1.95m). (+3.1) PR of 10.09 to win the 100m dash at the Texas Relays on March 31. Won the 100m (10.33) and 200m (20.53) dashes at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. Set a wind-legal 100m dash PR of 10.18 in winning the Pac-12 title to 2011: Set a high jump PR of 6-6.00 (1.98m) to fi nish fi fth at the USC-UCLA move into seventh place on USC's all-time list. Also, came in second in the 200m Dual Meet on May 1. Had a season-best long jump of 18-6.00 (5.64m) at the race with a then PR of 20.55 and ran on USC's sixth-place 4x100m relay team. Ben Brown Invitational. Advanced to the NCAA fi nals in the 200m dash where he placed seventh with a time of 21.13 (-4.2w), after qualifying with a then winded aided PR of 20.44 (+2.4). HIGH SCHOOL: Bogie attended Malibu High School. He had a career best Also earned second-team All-America honors in the 100m dash, placing 16th with high jump of 6-6, and a career best long jump of 21-3. a time of 10.26. Qualifi ed for the Canadian Olympic team in the 200m dash and reach the Olympic semifi nals, where he fi nished ninth by setting a PR of 20.42 and missing the fi nals by one spot. His time was the eighth-fastest ever by a Trojan. PERSONAL: Bogie was born October 21, 1991 in Santa Monica, CA...He is a Business Administration and Policy, Planning and Development major...His hob- 2011: Won the 100m dash at the Trojan Tri-Meet on April 2 with a PR of 10.38. bies include visiting historical museums...His favorite actor is Nicholas Cage. Is Won his fi rst Dual Meet 100m dash title with a time of 10.47 on May 1.Had a involved with Troy Camp and the Trojan Real Estate Association (TREA). season-best 200m time of 21.11 to place second at Mt. Sac. on April 15. He tied his PR of 10.38 in advancing to the fi nals in the 100m dash at the Pac-10s, but then CAREER BESTS: HJ: --6-6 (1.98m) could not run in the fi nals due to aggravating a hamstring injury in the 200m dash later that day. Brown was able to nurse his hamstring into shape to compete in the 100m dash at the NCAA Preliminary Rounds held in Eugene, Ore. He advanced out of the regional with a time of 10.42 to place 11th with the top 12 advancing to the championships. He ran 10.55 to place 20th at the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Ia. and earn honorable mention All-America. Placed third in the 100m with a time of 10.39 at the Canadian T&F Championships on June 24. Ran on Canada's 4x100m relay which placed second at the Pan Am Games in July. HIGH SCHOOL: Brown attended Birchmount Park High in Ontario, Canada. He won a bronze medal in the 200m dash and took fi fth in the 100m at the 2010 IAAF World Junior Championships held in Stade Moncton, Canada. Brown's 21.00 time in the 200m was a new PR and he posted a wind-aided 10.37 time in the 100m preliminaries before placing fi fth with a time of 10.48. Was one of three fi nalists for the 2010 Canadian Youth T&F Athlete of the Year and was named the Canadian Youth T&F Athlete of the Year award-winner in 2009. He was the 2009 World Youth 100m silver medalist and is the Canadian Youth 100m record-holder with a time of 10.46. Brown is also the Ontario Junior Indoor 200m record-holder. He won the Canadian Metro Regional 100m title with a time of 10.38w. He was the 2009 Youth National Champion in both the 100m and 200m. This indoor season he was the the Canadian Junior 60m and 200m champion and the 2010 Nike Indoor National Champion in the 200m (21.54). PERSONAL: Aaron was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on May 27, 1992.. Was a Dean's List student as a freshman...Likes drawing, writing and creating... Lists Samual Jackson as his favorite actor, The Weeknd as his favorite musical artist and April Fools as his favorite movie...Some day would like to visit Hawaii and Egypt...Is a Political Science major.

CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 10.18 (10.09w) 200m -- 20.42

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 21 JEFFREY VIKTOR FAJOYOMI 6-1, Junior CHURCHMAN Decathlon, High Jump 6-4, RS Junior Budapest, Hungary Javelin Santa Barbara, Calif. POSTSEASON RESULTS 2011 Pac-10s - 9th - HJ, 7th - TJ, 17th - LJ 2011 NCAA Prelims - T-25th - HJ POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 Pac-12s - 16th - HJ, 21st - LJ, ND- TJ 2011 Pac-10s - 12th - Javelin

2011 NCAA Prelims - 47th - Javelin

THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Jeffrey Churchman was continuing to make great THIS YEAR: Junior Viktor Fajoyomi enters the season as one of USC's top high strides in the javelin throw before an elbow injury required surgery and ended his jumpers, long jumpers and triple jumpers, but he is also expected to compete in the sophomore season. A return to health would position him to break into USC's decathlon this season. He ranks just outside of the USC top 10 in the high jump. all-time top 10 in the event. 2012: Had a season-best high jump of 6-8.75 (2.05m) to place second at the 2012: Had season-ending right elbow surgery to repair a torn UCL late in the Dual Meet on April 29. Also placed fi fth in the triple jump (46-8.75), 10th in the long season. Before the injury, had a season-best throw of 203-3 (61.96m) at the jump (20-10.50) and fourth in the javelin throw (159-11), missing out by four feet Trojan Invitational on March 23 to place seventh. of scoring in his fi rst attempt at the javelin as a collegian. Posted season best in the triple jump (46-10.25) and long jump (23-1.25) at the Claremont Relays on 2011: Placed second in the javelin throw with a big PR of 206-1 (62.81m) at the Feb. 25. Finished 16th in the HJ at the Pac-12 Championships with a clearance USC-UCLA Dual Meet on May 1 to earn the Trojans three points...Churchman's of 6-7.0. Also was 21st in the long jump (22-4.25) and fouled out in the triple jump. throw was just two inches outside of the USC top 10 in the javelin and was a PR by more than 23 feet. Placed 12th in the javelin with a throw of 179-9 (54.79m) 2011: Fajoyomi had a season-best high jump of 7-0.25 (2.14m) in winning the at the Pac-10 Championships in Tucson, Ariz. Had only one clean throw at the competition at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on May 1. Also won the long jump with NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Eugene, Ore. and fi nished 47th with a throw of a wind-aided PR leap of 24-4.50 (7.43m) and took second in the triple jump with 167-4 (51.00m). a wind-aided leap of 50-1.75 (15.28m). He scored 13 of the 27 points available in the three jump events, more than the entire UCLA team in the events. Fajoyomi BEFORE USC: Attended Santa Barbara City College. was named Pac-12 Male Field Athlete of the Week (April 25-May 1) for his efforts HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Santa Barbara High and set the school 100-yard in the Dual Meet. Placed ninth in the HJ (6-11.00), seventh in the TJ (49-6.50) backstroke record. and 17th in the LJ (22-8.50) at the Pac-10s. Tied for 25th at the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Oregon with a clearance of 6-7 and did not advance to championships. PERSONAL: Jeff was born on Feb. 14, 1991 in Santa Barbara, Calif...He is Had a wind-aided PR of 50-6.25 in the triple jump at the NCAA Preliminary Rounds, a Business Administration major at USC...Lists his hobbies as singing in the but that was only good for 17th and he did not advance. shower, interpretive dancing and cup stacking...His grandmother, grandfather and a cousins Andrew and Sara also attended USC. HIGH SCHOOL: Fajoyomi went to high school at Rákóczi Ferenc KSZKI in Hungary. He was the Hungarian Junior champion in the high jump in 2009 and 2010. Fajoyomi has a career best high jump of 7-1.5 (2.18m) on Dec. 6, 2010 CAREER BESTS: Javelin -- 206-1 (62.81m) in Budapest, Hungary. He placed 13th in the high jump at the World Juniors in Moncton, CN last year with a clearance of 7-0 (2.14m). Fajoyomi placed 11th at the 2009 European Junior Championships with a clearance of 6-9.5 (2.12m). Has a PR of 23-6.50 (7.18m) in the long jump.

PERSONAL: Fajoyomi was born on March 27, 1991 in Budapest, Hungary. He is an Economics major at USC...His hobbies include music and basketball.

CAREER BESTS: HJ -- 7-1.50 (2.18m) LJ -- 23-6.75 (7.18m)/24-4.50w TJ -- 50-6.25w (15.40m)

PAGEPAGE 22 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE ALEEC HARRIS JOE LAETSCH 6-0, RS Junior NJCAA Champion 5-11, Senior Hurdles 400m Atlanta, Ga. Palos Verdes, Calif.

THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Aleec Harris is a transfer from Barton Community THIS YEAR: Senior Joseph Laetsch will compete as part of USC's strong 400m College who redshirted last season as he recovered from achilles surgery. He is contingent. expected to be very competitive at the conference level in the 110m HH. 2012: Laetsch set a PR of 49.58 to fi nish 11th in the 400m at the CSULA Twilight 2012: Harris was looked upon last season to fi ll the void with the graduation Meet on April 19. Ran a season-best 22.92 in the 200m dash to fi nish 19th at the of 110m hurdlers Brendan Ames and Oscar Spurlock, but he was never able to Titan Twilight Meet on March 31....also was 10th in the 400m (50.20) and second compete and used it as a redshirt season. Harris was coming off an achilles injury as part of USC's 4x400m relay (3:21.17). which had caused him to miss the end of the 20011 season. 2011: Laetsch had PR of 22.90 in the 200m and 49.83 in the 400m races. BEFORE USC: Harris from Barton Community College was the 2010 Junior College champion in the 110m HH with a time of 13.95. Set a PR of 13.55 in win- 2010: Had a season-best 400m time of 51.12 in the Dual Meet on May 1. ning the 110m HH College at the Texas Relays...Ran a 13.75 in the semifi nals. Placed second in the 55m HH with a time of 7.26 at the 2011 NJCAA Indoor Track HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Peninsula High in Palos Verdes, Calif. Championships...Had an indoor PR of 7.18 in the semifi nals. He had a 60m HH indoor best of 7.79 in placing third at the 2011 Tyson Invitational. PERSONAL: Joe was born on Feb. 26, 1991...His parents are Greg and Katy HIGH SCHOOL: Harris prepped at Duluth High in Norcross, Ga...As a high and he has two brothers, Alex (who also attended USC) and Ben....Likes sports, school senior in 2009, Harris won the USATF Georgia Association state title in hanging out with friends and investing...His favorite musical group is the Red Hot the 110m HH with a time of 13.77. He also placed fi fth in the hurdles at the 2008 Chili Peppers and favorite actor is Will Ferrell....Would like to travel to Spain... Junior Olympics and second in 2009. Joe is majoring in Business with a concentration on Investments and Financial Markets...He is also a member of the Dean's List and has been named to the PERSONAL: Harris was born on Oct. 31, 1990 in Lawrenceville, Ga...His parents conference all-academic second team the past two seasons. are Del and Michelle and he has two siblings, Physics and Chanel...Likes to listen to music and rap in his spare time...His favorite food is cheesecake...His favorite CAREER BESTS: 200m: 22.90 400m: 49.58 actor is Denzel Washington and favorite musicians are Lil Wayne and T.I...Says his father is his sports hero because "he was the greatest in my eyes"....Would like to travel to Brazil...Is a Sociology major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 110m HH -- 13.55 55m HHi -- 7.18

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 23 MARQISE LEE D.J. MORGAN 6-0, Sophomore Honorable Mention 5-10, RS Sophomore Jumps, Sprints All-America 110m Hurdles, Sprints Inglewood, Calif. Van Nuys, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 Pac-12s - 4th - LJ, 6th - 4x100m 2012 Pac-12s - 5th - 110m HH, 6th - 4x100m 2012 NCAA Prelims - 7th -- LJ 2012 NCAA Prelims - 39th -- 110m HH 2012 NCAAs - 17th - LJ

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Marqise Lee was a very pleasant surprise for the track THIS YEAR: Redshirt sophomore D.J. Morgan will again compete in the hurdles and fi eld team last year, improving week to week throughout the season. As and as part of the USC 4x100m relay team around his commitments to the USC he demonstrated again in football this season, he is a very rare athlete and no football team. Morgan was limited in football in the fall due to knee and ankle doubt he will surprise people again during this track and fi eld season. In the fall, injuries, but appeared in seven games and had 201 yards rushing on 41 carries Lee fi nished the regular season as the NCAA leader in receptions (118), second and his fi rst career rushing and receiving touchdowns. He ranked third on the in receiving yards (1,721) and third in all-purpose yards (2683). His receptions team in rushing yards and carries. and receiving yards set Pac-12 single-season records. Lee was a unanimous All- American, the Biletnikoff Award winner and Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, 2012: Morgan demonstrated his immense talent by placing fi fth in the 110m HH at was fourth in the balloting and was named the Most Valuable the Pac-12 Championships with a wind-aided time of 14.21 after not competing in Player of the 2012 Trojan football team. the event since his junior year of high school (2009). Despite the collegiate hurdle 2012: Lee balanced duties between spring football and track and fi eld early in height being higher, Morgan adjusted well and ran 14.48 in the fi rst round of the the season. Opened the season by taking second in the long jump with a leap of Pac-12s to advance to the fi nals. His time was the best by a Trojan all season 24-4.25 at the Rossi Relays on Feb. 25...He also joined with fellow football players and advanced him to the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Austin, Texas. Morgan D.J. Morgan, Nickell Robey and Tony Burnett to run a 41.05 in 4x100m relay. Lee ran 14.39 at the regional to place 39th. As a on the football team also took second (23-0.75) the next week in the long jump at the Beach Classic. in the fall of 2011, played in 10 games and fi nished third on the team in attempts Placed third in the long jump (23-8.75) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. (42) and in rushing yards (163). Started at tailback twice, including the opener vs. Took fourth place in the long jump at the Pac-12 Championships with a wind-legal Minnesota when he totaled a team-leading 70 yards on 18 carries and became PR of 25-1.25 (7.65m) and ran on the 4x100m relay team which placed sixth with the fi rst USC freshman tailback to start an opener sinc C.J. Gable in 2006. a time of 40.93. Advanced out of the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in seventh place in the long jump with a wind-aided PR of 25-5.50 (7.76m). He had a best jump of 2011: Did not compete in track and fi eld. Was a redshirt running back on the 24-2.25 at the NCAA Championships to fi nish seventh in his fl ight and 17th over- football team in the fall of 2010. He was named the USC Service Team Offensive all, earning him honorable mention All-America honors. In his freshman football Player of the Year. season, Lee was named the Pac-12 Freshman Offensive Player of the Year and earning second team all-conference honors. He caught 73 passes for 1,143 yards HIGH SCHOOL: Morgan prepped at Taft High in Woodland Hills, Calif. Won the and 11 touchdowns, the second-most receptions by a Trojan freshman in history 2009 California state 110m HH title and placed second in the 300m IH as a junior. behind Mike Williams' 81 in 2002. He also won the 2009 L.A. City 110m HH title. In the summer of 2009, he won the HIGH SCHOOL: Lee prepped at Serra High in Gardena, Calif. where he was a 110m HH at the IAAF World Youth Championships in Italy in 13.28 (the No. 5 all- three-sport star in track, football and basketball. Had a 2011 national prep second time performance). In 2008, he won the L.A. City titles in the 100m, 110m HH and best long jump of 24-8, plus career bests of 44-7 in the triple jump and 10.74 in the 300m IH. He had bests of 10.6 in the 100m, 21.8 in the 200m, 37.6 in the 300m 100m and 22.11 in the 200m. Lee won the long jump and was second in the 100m IH and 22-9 in the long jump. In 2008 in the summer before his junior season, he at the 2011 CIF Division IV Meet. He was also second in the long jump at the 2011 won the 110 highs and 400 intermediate hurdles in the intermediate boys' divi- Masters Meet and was second in the long jump in the 2011 California State meet sion at the U.S. national junior Olympic track and fi eld championships in Omaha. to current teammate Jovonte Slater. He was named to fi ve All-America teams in football as a receiver and defensive back. In basketball, he made the 2010 Daily PERSONAL: Morgan was born on Jan. 3, 1992...He is a Public Policy, Manage- Breeze All-South Bay fi rst team. ment and Planning major at USC...his initials stand for Dale Jr.

Lee was born on Nov. 25, 1991. PERSONAL: CAREER BESTS: 110m HH -- 14.48 (14.21w) 300m IH -- 37.6 CAREER BESTS: LJ -- 25-1.25/25-5.50w TJ -- 44-7 100m -- 10.6 200m -- 21.8 100m -- 10.74 200m -- 22.11

PAGEPAGE 24 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE named Jackrabbits’ 4x400-meter relay team, which broke a 26-year-old school BRYSHON NELLUM record earlier in the year...It was the second time ever that an athlete has won 6-0, RS Senior 3-Time All-American four gold medals in the Division I state competition, with the only other occurrence Sprints, Relays Olympic Silver Medalist happening 91 years ago...His six career gold medals in state competition was Los Angeles, Calif. also a new state record...Also was a member of the 800-meter Sprint Medley POSTSEASON RESULTS relay team that set a national record with a time of 1:28.43...Competed at the 2010 Pac-10s - 3rd - 400m, 1st - 4x400m Pan American Junior Athletic Championships in Sao Paulo, Brazil and won the 2010 NCAAs - 5th - 4x400m 400m race with a time of 45.40 to take home the gold medal...He then helped 2011 Pac-10s - 3rd - 400m, 1st - 4x400m the USA team earn a silver medal in the 4x400m relay race, running the anchor leg for the U.S. team which posted a 3:06.15 time. 2011 NCAA Prelims - Quarterfi nalist 2012 Pac-12s - 1st - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m PERSONAL: Bryshon was born on May 1, 1989 in Los Angeles...He earned 2012 NCAA Prelims - 4th - 400m, 2nd -- 4x400m a degree in Public Administration and Social Service Professions in the fall and 2012 NCAAs - 12th - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m has begun work on a master's degree.

THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Bryshon Nellum is coming off a story-book comeback CAREER BESTS: 200m -- 20.43 400m -- 44.80 season which saw him win the Pac-12 400m title and set a PR in the event after four years of battling injuries. He then made the U.S. Olympic team in the 400m dash and as part of the 1600m relay which earned a silver medal at the London Olympics. For the closing ceremonies, Nellum was selected to carry the fl ag for the U.S. Olympic Team. He graduated in the fall and has begun a master's degree with one season of elibibility remaining.

2012: In his fi rst completely healthy season since his senior year of high school in 2007, Nellum kept improving all season and during the summer. Made the U.S. Olympic team in the 400m dash with a PR of 44.80 in Eugene, Ore. on June 24 charging back from sixth to third in the fi nal 70 meters to claim the third and fi nal spot in the open 400m. That time also moved him from 10th to fourth on USC's all-time 400m dash list. Nellum was the top American fi nisher in the 2012 Olympic 400m competition, placing ninth on Aug. 5 with a time of 45.02, just .03 seconds off reaching the fi nals. Ran the leadoff leg for USA's 4x400m relay team which placed second to the Bahamas to earn a silver medal with a time of 2:57.05. The USA team had the lead going into the fi nal lap, but veteran hurdler could not hold off the team from the Bahamas. Nellum placed 12th in the 400m dash with a time of 45.45 at the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Ia. He also anchored USC's 4x400m relay team which took second place with a time of 3:00.64, just .06 seconds off the school record, but good for second all-time by a Trojan quartet. Nellum advanced through the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Austin, Texas with the fourth-fastest time of 45.51. Won the Pac-12 400m title on May 13 in Eugene, Ore. by passing defending champion and hometown favorite Mike Berry down the stretch and pulling away for the victory with a time of 45.20. It was the fourth time in the last six seasons that a Trojan had claimed the conference 400m crown. He fi rst showed signs that he might actually be all the way back from injury at the Mt. SAC Relays on April 21 when he ran a 45.18 400m dash, fi nishing behind only former Olympic fi nalists Martyn Rooney (44.92) and (44.96). Nellum's time was a PR, fi nally eclipsing his high school best of 45.38 and moved him at the time into ninth place on USC's all-time list.

2011: Placed third at the Pac-10 Championships with a then-collegiate PR in the 400m of 45.56 on May 15. Also ran on the winning 4x400m team which claimed the Pac-10 title with a time of 3:03.38. Qualifi ed for the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Eugene, Ore., but had to pull up about 150m into the race due to pain in his left Above, Bryshon Nellum beats defending champion Mike Berry of the Ducks on his home track in Eugene, Ore. to capture the 2012 Pac-12 groin which shut him down for the rest of the season. Had surgery in the summer 400m title. Below, Nellum celebrates making the U.S. Olympic team in to remove the fi nal bullet fragments touching the nerve in his leg. Celebrated his the 400m dash, also at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. birthday by winning the 400m dash with a time of 46.88 and running a leg for the winning 4x400m relay team at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on May 1.

2010: Earned All-America honors running the leadoff leg for USC's 4x400m relay team which placed fi fth at the NCAA Championships with a time of 3:04.54. Placed third at the Pac-10 Championships in the 400m race with a season-best time of 45.94 (16th in the country entering the NCAAs). Ran the leadoff leg for USC which ran the sixth-fastest 4x400m relay time in USC history of 3:03.26 at the Texas Relays on April 3. His season began by running leadoff for USC’s 4x400m relay team at the Northridge Invitational on March 13, his fi rst race since injuring his hamstring in his fi rst collegiate race on March 1, 2008. Ran his fi rst open 400m race at the USC- UCLA Dual Meet on his birthday (May 1) and placed second with a time of 46.31.

2009: Suffered a season-ending left leg injury in the Fall (gunshot wound) and had to redshirt. 2008: His season for all intents and purposes came to an abrupt halt in his fi rst race as a Trojan, as he strained a hamstring while running the third leg for USC's 4x100m relay team at the Trojan Relays on March 1. Rehabbed and tried to run at the Texas Relays in April, but aggravated the injury in warmups and shut it down for the season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Nellum prepped at Long Beach Poly in Long Beach, Calif... Finished the 2007 season ranked No. 1 in both the 200 and 400-meter dash among prep competitors nationwide, holding the fastest time throughout the entire sea- son...He won both events in the California Division I state meet by a wide margin, becoming the fi rst athlete in the track-rich state of California to ever win both the 200 and 400-meters at the state level two years in a row...In the process, he broke a 20-year old California state record in the 200 (20.43) and set a personal record in the 400 (45.54)...Nellum picked up two more gold medals during the state meet, as a member of the 1,600-meter relay team and as the anchor for the appropriately UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 25 ADRIAN RAFIEE SPENCER REMICK 5-10, RS Junior 6-2, RS Junior 3000M SC 800m San Diego, Calif. Inverness, Ill.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2011 Pac-10s - 13th - 3000m SC

THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Adrian Rafi ee returns as the Trojans' top steeple- THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Spencer Remick will be one of USC's top middle chase runner. He has the eighth-fastest 3000m steeplechase time in USC history. distance runners this season, specializing in the 800m race. Had a season-best 3000m steeplechase time of 9:35.84 at the Trojan 2012: 2012: Redshirted during the 2012 track and fi eld season. Invitational on March 24. Suffered an ankle sprain which hampered him during the fi nal half of the season. 2011: Placed fourth in the 800m at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a PR of 2011: Posted the eighth-fastest time by a USC men's steeplechase of 9:16.31 1:53.71. Finished seventh in the 800m with a time of 1:54.83 at the Pomona in placing fourth at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on May 1. Placed 13th in the event Pitzer Invitational on April 14. at the Pac-10 Championships on May 14 with a time of 9:35.83. Running in his fi rst 3000m SC for the Trojans at the Long Beach Invitational on April 16, fi nished 2010: Had a season-best time of 1:55.10 in the 800m at the Northridge Invitational in 11th place with a time of 9:16.40 to crack in to the USC top 10 in the event. In fact, he was just the third Trojan in the last 22 years to break into the USC top HIGH SCHOOL: He attended Loyola Academy in Inverness, Illinois. He was a 10 in the event and since he knocked John Peate (10th at 9:20.79 in 2007) off conference champion in the 800m and a three year All-Conference team member the list, there are only two runners since 1990 that are currently in the USC top in the 800m, 4x800m and 4x400m. Was an indoor state champion in the 4x400m. 10 in the steeplechase. PERSONAL: Spencer was born on May 19, 1991 in Chicago, Illinois...Lists his BEFORE USC: Attended San Francisco during the 2009-10 school year, but hobbies as watching videos, playing video games and other sports...Is a diehard did not compete in track and fi eld. Chicago sports fan...Lists his favorite musician as Tim McGraw and favorite song as "Something Like That"...His favorite actor is Russell Crowe and favorite HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Patrick Henry High in San Diego, Calif. where he movie is Gladiator...his uncle also attended USC...He is a Business Management was a CIF San Diego Section two-time 3200m runner-up. Also was a two-time major with a minor in Sports Studies at USC...Remick was named to the Pac-10 California state meet qualifi er. He was a four-time San Diego Eastern League All-Academic second team. Champion, three-times in the 3200m race and once in cross country.

PERSONAL: Adrian was born on November 18, 1990...Says his hobbies are CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 1:53.71 fi nance, business and soccer...His favorite foods are lasagne and barbeque ribs... Lists his favorite movies as Wall Street, Social Network and Anger Management... Lists Adam Sandler as his favorite actor and Everyone as his favorite musician... Likes listening to any type of music that will pump him up while running...Says Muhammad Alis is his sports hero because he he competed with class and confi - dence...Would like to travel to South America...Is active in the community and was honored with a San Diego Union Tribune Academic Athletic Achievment Award.... Is an Economics/Business major at USC and would like to start an investment fund after graduation.

CAREER BESTS: 3000m SC -- 9:16.31 3000m -- 8:41.09

PAGEPAGE 26 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE TYLER RUIZ JOVONTE SLATER 6-2, Senior 5-9, RS Freshman High Jump, Long Jump Jumps, Sprints Valley Village, Calif. Murrieta, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2011 Pac-10 - 18th - HJ, 13th - LJ 2011 NCAA Prelims - 25th -- HJ 2012 Pac-12 - 14th - HJ, 17th - LJ, 18th - TJ

THIS SEASON: Senior Tyler Ruiz will compete for USC in the high jump, triple THIS YEAR: Redshirt freshman Jovonte Slater can be a very important part jump and long jump once again. He looks to break the 7-foot barrier this season of the Trojan team if he returns to health this season. He is expected to be one in the high jump and challenge for a spot in USC's all-time top 10 in the event. of USC's top sprinters and jumpers. 2012: High jumped 6-7.50 to fi nish fourth at the BYU Tri-Meet on April 7. Set 2012: Slater saw limited action his fi rst season at USC due to a sports hernia. a PR in the triple jump of 47-2.50 (14.39m) in placing fourth at the Dual Meet on Had a best long jump of 23-4.50 (7.12m) at the Trojan Invitational on March 24... April 29. He was also an inch and a half short of his PR in the long jump with a also ran the leadoff leg on the 4x100m relay team which posted a season-best season-best of 23-1.25 (7.04m) to place fi fth at the Dual Meet. Had a season-best time of 40.14 on that day. Ran his best 100m dash time of 10.95 at the Beach clearance of 6-9.0 (2.06m) to tie for 14th in the HJ at the Pac-12 Championships in Classic on March 3. Eugene, Ore. Also fi nished tied for 17th in the long jump and 18th in the triple jump. HIGH SCHOOL: Slater attended Vista Murrieta HS in Murietta, Calif. He won 2011: Competed at the Pac-10 Championships in the high jump and long jump. the California State long jump title with a leap of 24-10.50. He also fi nished 12th Placed 18th in the high jump with a clearance of 6-7 (2.01m) and fi nished 13th in in the 100m dash with a time of 10.80. Slater won the CIF Southern Section LJ title with a PR of 24-11.75, placed second in the 100m dash with a season-best the long jump with PR of 23-2.75 (7.08m). At the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in time of 10.61 and third in the 200m dash with a time of 21.47. He also has a wind- Eugene, Ore. tied for 25th in the high jump with a clearance of 6-7 (2.01m). Set a aided best 100m time of 10.45 and a PR in the 200m of 21.11. Slater’s wind-legal PR of 6-11.75 (2.13m) in winning the high jump at the Tiny Lister Classic on April 23. 100m PR is 10.54. He also won the men’s long jump at the Nike Nationals with Took second in the high jump at the CS Los Angeles Twilight Open on April 14 with a leap of 23-1.75 to help lead Vista Murrieta to a second place fi nish in the a clearance of 6-8 (2.03m). Placed second in the high jump at the USC-UCLA men’s competition. Dual Meet going clean through 6-11.00 (2.11m), before missing three times at 7-0.25 (2.14m). PERSONAL: Slater was born on Dec. 11, 1992 in Bellwood, Ill....Parents are Dee and Cynita and he has four siblings, Jonquil, Jarel, Jordan and Jeanine... 2010: Competed in the long jump and high jump as a freshman. He had a season- Was a 2011 All-Academic track team selection...Won the football team academic best high jump of 6-8.75 (2.05m) to place third at the Northridge Relays on March award...Helped run a football camp in 2010 for underpriviledge youth and worked 13. His best long jump was 22-3.0 (6.78m) at the Ben Brown Invitational on March with the USC track team on all community service efforts in 2012...His favorite actor is Will Smith, music group is Linkin Park and movie is Gladiator....Says 6. Jumped 21-11.50 at the Dual Meet on May 1 to place sixth in the long jump... is his sports hero because he held the 100m and LJ world records also took fourth in the high jump with a clearance of 6-6.75. at the same time...Likes to play video games and is in USC's Electronic Sports Attended Sherman Oaks Notre Dame where he competed in Club...Is an Interactive Media major at USC...Goals for after USC are to be a HIGH SCHOOL: successful track athlete, have a successful career, healthy family and to send the high jump, long jump and triple jump. Placed second in the high jump (6-5) and his children to USC. third in the triple jump (45-10.75w) at the CIF Southern Section Division III Finals. Had a best high jump of 6-9.25, top long jump of 22-10 and best triple jump of 46-10. CAREER BESTS: LJ -- 24-11.75 100m --10.54 (10.45w) 200m --21.11 PERSONAL: Tyler was born on July 3, 1991 in Hollywood, Calif....His parents are Edwin and Joy and he has two siblings, Justin and Jasmine...His mother also attended USC...He likes to play the piano and guitar in his spare time as well as go snowboarding...Would like to travel to Brazil...Says world champion high jumper and fellow Trojan Jesse Williams is his sports hero...Is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity...Named to the 2011 and 2012 Pac-12 All-Academic teams...Tyler is a Business major at USC and would like to enter the fi nance industry after graduating.

CAREER BESTS: HJ -- 6-11.75 (2.13m) LJ- 23-2.75 (7.08m) TJ -- 47-2.50 (14.39m)

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 27 DAVONTE STEWART DANIEL SZABO 6-1, Sophomore All-American 5-11, Sophomore 100m, 200m Honorable Mention Hammer Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Szombathely, Hungary

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 Pac-12 - 3rd -200, 12th - 100m, 6th POSTSEASON RESULTS - 4x100m 2012 Pac-12 - 3rd -Hammer 2012 NCAA Prelims - 8th -200m 2012 NCAA Prelims - 7th -Hammer 2012 NCAAs - 19th -200m 2012 NCAAs - 12th -Hammer

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Davonte Stewart had a very strong freshman cam- THIS YEAR: Sophomore Daniel Szabo competed pretty much his entire fresh- paign, improving throughout the season, culminated by qualifying for the NCAA man season with some discomfort in his hips which required surgery in the fall. Championships in the 200m dash. He had left hip surgery on Sept. 21 and right hip surgery on Nov. 9, 2012. He continues to recover from the surgery and it is unknown when he will be able to 2012: Stewart had a PR of 20.55 in the 200m to place third at the Pac-12 Cham- return to competition. When he returns to action and to full health, Szabo should pionships on May 13 in Eugene, Ore....Also, was 12th in the 100m dash with a be a force on the national level for three more seasons. wind-aided time of 10.52 and ran a leg on USC's 4x100m relay which placed sixth with a time of 40.93. Ran 20.66w in the 200m to advance out of the NCAA 2012: Admitted to school just before the spring sememster. Had a season-best Preliminary Rounds in eighth place in the West and on ot the NCAA semifi nals in throw of 220-7 (67.10m) in his fi rst competition of the season on March 23 at the Des Moines, Ia. Had a time of 20.95 at the NCAA Championships to fi nish 19th Trojan Invitational to win the Section A competition. That throw moved him into and earn honorable mention All-America Honors. eighth place on USC's all-time hammer throw list. He could not top that mark the rest of the season, but was able to manage the discomfort to have a successful HIGH SCHOOL: Stewart attended AB Miller High in Fontana, Calif. He won the season. He placed second in the hammer with a throw of 205-6 at the USC-UCLA 100m dash at the CIF Southern Section Division I fi nals for the second year in a Dual Meet on April 28. He took third place at the Pac-12 Championships with a row with a PR of 10.51. He also won the 200m dash at the meet with a season-best throw of 207-6. Then threw 206-8 (63.56m) to take seventh at the NCAA West time of 20.89. He owns a 200m PR of 20.84 set at the CIF-SS Division I prelims. Preliminary Rounds and advance to the NCAAs. At the NCAAs, Szabo had a best His winning 100 dash time was 10.64 at the 2010 CIF Southern Section fi nals. throw of 208-6 to fi nish 12th and earn second team All-America honors. HIGH SCHOOL: Szabo placed 10th in the hammer at the 2011 European U23 Stewart was born on June 11, 1993 in Rialto, Calif...Is a Commu- PERSONAL: Championships and owns a PR of 232-6 (70.86m) which would put him fourth nications major at USC...His favorite movie is Menace II Society, favorite actress on USC’s all-time list. Placed fi fth in the hammer with a throw of 244-1 (74.41m) is Jessica Alba and favorite musician is Drake...For two years he served food to at the 2010 World Junior Championships held in Moncton, Canada. Has a 6kg the homeless at a local center. hammer PR of 254-5 (77.55m) set on June 13, 2010.

CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 10.51 200m -- 20.55 PERSONAL: Szabo was born on June 28, 1991. Lists his sports hero as Sergey Litvinov because he was one of the greatest hammer throwers, ranks second all- time in the event and won the gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games.

CAREER BESTS: Hammer -- 232-6 (70.86m)

PAGEPAGE 28 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE COOPER THOMPSON 6-0, RS Senior 2nd-team All-American Javelin Bakersfi eld, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2010 Pac-10 - 2nd -- Javelin 2010 NCAA Prelims - 21st -- Javelin 2011 Pac-10 - 1st -- Javelin 2011 NCAA Prelims - 7th -- Javelin 2011 NCAAs - 9th -- Javelin

THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Cooper Thompson returns from an elbow injury and looks to pick up where he left off as one of the top javelin throwers in the countryl He ranks second all-time in the javelin by a Trojan.

2012: He suffered a right elbow injury early in the campaign and used it as a redshirt season. In his fi rst meet of the season, he won the javelin throw Section A with a throw of 235-2 (71.69m) at the Trojan Invitational on March 23, a mark was the 18th-best during the regular season. Also competed at the Texas Relays on March 30 and placed 10th with a throw of 213-10.

2011: Capped off a strong season by placing ninth in the men's javelin throw at the NCAA Championships with a mark of 233-10 (71.28m) in Des Moines, Ia., one spot out of scoring, but he did earn second-team All-America honors. Reached the NCAA fi nals by placing seventh in the javelin with a throw of 233-0 (71.02m) at the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Eugene, Ore. Won the Pac-10 javelin title with a throw of 238-6 (72.69m) on May 13 in Tucson, Ariz...His winning throw came in his fi fth attempt and won the competition by eight inches. Won his second consecu- tive Dual Meet javelin title with a throw of 226-8 (69.10m) on May 1. 2010: Made an immediate impact on the USC program, registering the second-farthest throw in school history of 253-3 (77.19) to fi nish second at the Pac-10 Championships on May 15 in Eugene, Ore. Thompson briefl y held the lead, but Oregon's Cyrus Hostetler took the lead and the title in his next throw, 2 centimeters farther than Thompson. Thompson had a tough day at the NCAA Qualifying Rounds on May 27 in Austin, Texas, fi nishing with a best of 206-11 and did not advance to the NCAA Championships, despite having the second-farthest throw by a collegian in the country last season. He took just one meet to move into USC’s all-time top 10 in the javelin with a throw of 205-6 (62.64m) at the Trojan Invitational on March 20. That mark ranked ninth all-time at USC. He followed that up with a new PR of 226-0 (68.88m) in the javelin throw “B Section” at the Texas Relays to place second. then threw 233-11 (71.29m) to win the javelin competition at the Dual Meet on May 1 to move into third-place all-time in the javelin at USC. He improved his career best mark by over 31 feet in his fi rst season at USC. Earned a silver medal for the U.S. in the javelin with a throw of 228-1 at the U23 NACAC Championships in Florida in July.

BEFORE USC: Attended Bakersfi eld College and broke the school record and set the Western State Conference record with a throw of 208-6 (63.55m) on April 25, 2009. Then set the State meet record with a throw of 222-0 (67.68m) at the California Community Colleges Track and Field Championships on May 15...The previous record stood since the 1993 season. Thompson did not take up the javelin until January of 2009.

HIGH SCHOOL: Thompson attended Garces Memorial HS in Bakersfi eld...Was a triple jumper and long jumper...Also played football and basketball.

PERSONAL: Thompson was born on February 20, 1990 in Bakersfi eld, Calif...His hobbies include golf and basketball...Lists his favorite actor as Ryan Reynolds, musi- cian as Angels & Airwaves and movie as Inception...Is a Human Performance major at USC...Was named honorable mention on the 2011 Pac-10 All-Academic team.

CAREER BESTS: Javelin -- 253-3 (77.19m)

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 29 ALLEN WILLIAMS JEMAL WILLIAMS 5-8, Sophomore HS All-American 6-0, Sophomore Hurdles, Jumps Decathlon Oakland, Calif. Santa Rosa, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 Pac-12 - 13th -TJ, 16th - 110m HH 2012 Pac-12 - 17th -Decathlon

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Allen Williams adds to the Trojans' depth in the 110m THIS SEASON: Sophomore Jemal Williams will use this season to continue HH and the triple jump. Williams placed third in the 110m HH at the 2011 U.S. to develop as a decathlete for USC. He joined USC mid-school year last sea- Junior Championships. son and worked hard to become a decathlete.

2012: Had a season-best time of 14.76 in the 110m HH to take second at the 2012: After spending the fall semester at Santa Rosa JC, transferred to USC USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. Also, set a PR in winning the triple jump at to compete as a decathlete. Placed 17th at the Pac-12 Multi-Events Champion- the Dual Meet with a leap of 47-11.00 (14.60m). Matched that mark with a wind- ships with 6,188 points in Eugene, Ore. from May 5-6. He was the fi rst Trojan aided 47-11.00 at the Pac-12 Championships to fi nish 13th in the triple jump. male athlete to compete in the conference decathlon championship since the Ran 15.09 in the 110m HH at the conference meet to fi nish 16th. 2003 season. In just his fi rst decathlon as a Trojan, Williams stepped up to reg- ister seven season-best efforts in the 10 events. The seven events he posted HIGH SCHOOL: Williams prepped at Bishop O'Dowd High in Oakland, Calif. season-bests in at the conference meet were the discus throw (109-2, 33.27m), Placed third in the 110m HH Invitational at the Arcadia Invitational with a time javelin (133-1), 1500m (4:28.68), 100m (11.80), long jump (20-2.50, 6.15m), of 14.16. Placed second in the triple jump with a PR of 47-3.25 and won the shot put (35-6.50, 10.22m) and 400m (52.36). He also matched a season best 110m HH with a time of 14.33 at the NCS Bayshore Class A Championships. in the pole vault (13-5.25, 4.10m). His season best in the high jump of 5-9.75 Williams placed third at the U.S. Junior Championships in the 110m HH with a (1.77m) was set at the Tiny Lister Invitational on April 7, in the 200m was 24.27 time of 13.84...He ran a PR of 13.77 in the semifi nals. set at the Trojan Invitational on March 24 and in the 110m HH was 15.58 set at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. PERSONAL: Williams was born on June 24, 1993 in Seattle, Wash...Is a Political Science major at USC...His mother Marcheta Williams graduated from HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa, Calif. Placed USC...Was an honor roll student and National Society of High School Scholars sixth in the 110m HH with a time of 15.29 at the North Coast Section Meet of member....Likes to learn about Malcolm X, W.E.B. DuBois and Martin Luther Champions King, Jr...Participated in the Day of the Child with the Black Student Association and went with his USC teammates to Weemes Elementary Day...Likes to sing, PERSONAL: Williams was born on April 11, 1993 in Santa Rosa, California. watch movies and hang out with friends in his spare time. He is an International Relations major at USC and enjoys playing basketball and listening to music during his free time. CAREER BESTS: 110m HH -- 13.77 300m IH --40.05 TJ --47-11.00 CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 11.80 200m --24.27 400m --52.36 1500m -- 4:28.68 110m HH --15.58 LJ --20-2.25 Shot -- 35-6.50 Discus --109-2 Javelin --133-1 HJ -- 5-9.75 PV --13-5.25

PAGEPAGE 30 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE fourth-fastest qualifying time of 49.94 in the 400m IH at the NCAA Preliminary REGGIE WYATT Rounds to advance to the NCAA Championships...Also ran a leg for the 4x400m 6-5, Senior 6-time All-American relay team which advanced by posting the second-fastest time of 3:05.08. Placed Hurdles, 400m, 4x400m fourth in his semifi nals heat in the 400m IH with a time of 50.72 and did not advance Riverside, Calif. to the fi nals, fi nishing in 12th place. Ran the leadoff leg for the 4x400m relay team which did not advance to the fi nals, fi nishing ninth with a time of 3:05.18. Was a POSTSEASON RESULTS two-time winner at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet for the second year in a row, winning 2010 Pac-10 - 3rd - 400m IH, 1st - 4x400m 2010 NCAAs - 8th - 400m IH, 5th - 4x400m the 400m IH with a time of 50.38 and anchoring the winning 4x400m relay. Took 2011 Pac-10 - 2nd - 400m IH, 1st - 4x400m third place in the 400m IH Invite Elite race at Mt. SAC on April 16 with a time of 2011 NCAA Prelims - 4th - 400m IH, 50.00. 2010: Wyatt moved into USC's all-time top 10 and set the school fresh- 2nd - 4x400m man record in the 400m IH with a time of 49.97 in the preliminaries of the Pac-10 2011 NCAAs - 11th - 400m IH, 9th - 4x400m Championships on May 15 which was the top qualifying mark and moved him into 2012 Pac-12 - 2nd - 400m IH, 2nd - 4x400m ninth place on USC's all-time list. Wyatt placed third in the Pac-10 fi nals with a 2012 NCAA Prelims - 8th - 400m IH, time of 50.37. He then moved up to eighth on USC’s list and bettered his school 2nd - 4x400m freshman record with a time of 49.46, second in his quarterfi nal heat at the West 2012 NCAAs - 3rd - 400m IH, 2nd - 4x400m Preliminary Rounds on May 28 in Austin, Texas. Wyatt entered that meet eighth THIS YEAR: Senior Reggie Wyatt proved last season that he is one of the top in the country in the event and the only freshman in the top 19. Wyatt advanced 400m hurdlers in the U.S., placing second at the conference meet, third at the to the NCAA fi nals in the 400m IH, and fi nished eighth with a time of 53.99. He NCAA meet to earn All-America honors and reaching the Olympic Trial fi nals. He had advanced to the fi nals with the fi fth-fastest semifi nals time of 49.85. Also ranks fi fth all-time by a Trojan in the 400m IH and has run a leg on four of USC's earned All-America honors in the 4x400m relay as the anchor of the team that all-time best 4x400m relay times. placed fi fth with a time of 3:04.54. Wyatt also anchored the 4x400m relay team which posted the sixth-fastest time in USC history of 3:03.26 at the Texas Relays 2012: Made it three straight seasons as a two-time winner at the USC-UCLA on April 3. Earned the U.S. a bronze in the 400m IH with a time of 50.15 at the Dual Meet by winning the 400m IH with a time of 51.39 and running a leg on the U23 NACAC Championships in Florida in July. winning 4x400m relay. He also ran his only 400m race of the season and placed second with a time of 47.50. Took second in the 400m IH with a time of 50.35 HIGH SCHOOL: Wyatt attended La Sierra HS in Riverside, Calif...He set the and ran a leg on the second-place 4x400m relay team which ran 3:06.39 at the national freshman and sophomore high school 300m hurdles record before run- Pac-12 Championships in Eugene, Ore. Cruised out of the regional with the ning unattached as a junior when he transferred schools...As a senior, he broke eighth-best qualifying time of 50.57, after posting the fastest time of 50.33 in the the national high school record in the 300m IH with a time of 35.02 in the prelims prelims. Advanced to the fi nals in the 400m IH and placed third with a PR of 49.11, of the CIF Track and Field Championships...His time of 35.02 was more than two .32 seconds behind the winner, Stanford's Amaechi Morton. His time was the and one-half seconds faster than the next qualifi er and broke the old national fi fth-fastest ever by a Trojan hurdler. He then ran the third leg for USC's 4x400m record of 35.28 set by Jeshua Anderson in 2007. Was ranked as the No. 1 track relay team which fi nished second to Florida, 3:00.64 to 3:00.02. USC's time was recruit in the USA. Wyatt took second place in the 400m IH at the 2007 World the second-fastest in school history, just .06 seconds off the school record set in Youth Games in the Czech Republic and in 2009 won the 400m IH at the U.S. 1992. Wyatt went on to reach the fi nals in the 400m IH at the U.S. Olympic Trials Junior Championships...He took home the bronze medal in the 400m IH at the and he placed sixth with a time of 50.06, with the top three hurdlers qualifying to Pan Am Junior Championships with a time of 50.61. represent USA at the London Olympics. PERSONAL: Wyatt was born on September 17, 1990 in Torrance, Calif...He likes 2011: Ran a then-PR in placing second in the 400m IH with a time of 49.41 at the to go to the beach and relax in his spare time...His cousin Justin Wyatt lettered Pac-10 Championships in Tucson, Ariz. on May 14. That time was an improvement as a cornerback at USC from 2002-05...He is a fan of the Friday movie series... of .05 seconds and bettered his eighth place standing on USC's all-time list...Also Is a Sociology major at USC. ran the second leg for USC's Pac-10 Champion 4x400m relay team which posted a winning time of 3:03.38, good for the 10th fastest time in USC history. Had the CAREER BESTS: 400m IH -- 49.11 400m -- 46.13 800m -- 1:51.72

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 31 2013 USC NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES ERIC BATTLES REMINGTON 5-10, RS Senior 1500m CONATSER Fresno, Calif. 6-5, Junior

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2009 WAC - 7th -1500m 2010 WAC - 3rd -1500m 2011 WAC - 4th -1500m

THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Eric Battles transfered to USC from Fresno State THIS YEAR: Junior Remington (Remy) Conatser is expected to immediately chal- as a graduate student with one season of eligibility remaining. He was an All- lenge USC's all-time top 10 list in the hammer throw and be very competitive at the Westen Athletic Conference runner in track and cross country. conference and national level in the event. Last year he established the American junior college/community college record in the hammer throw with a mark of 217-5. BEFORE USC: Battles graduated from Fresno State in 2012, but did not com- pete in 2012. Has a PR of 1:54.13 in the 800m set at the Bulldog Invitational on BEFORE USC: Conatser spent two seasons at Saddleback Junior College where April 30, 2011. Set his 1500m PR of 3:50.50 at the Mt. SAC Relays on Apirl 15, he set the American junior college/community college record in the hammer throw 2011. Competed at the Trojan Invitational in both 2009 and 2010. He was an when he won the event at the Ben Brown Invitational on March 9, 2012 with a throw WAC All-Acamedic award winner. of 215-9 (65.76m). He bettered by three and a half feet the old record which had stood for 18 years of 212-1 set by Dave Loshonkohl of San Diego Mesa College HIGH SCHOOL: Battles graduated from Clovis West High in Fresno, Calif in in 1993. Conatster then improved his record with a PR of 217-5 (66.26m) to win 2008. He was a four-year letterwinner in both cross country and track, earning at the Tiny Lister Invitational on April 6. What makes it even more impressive is All-Conference and all-Valley cross country honors and being named All-City Conatser did not even learn to throw the hammer until the 2011 track season. He by the Fresno Bee. Name the Clovis West Ahlete of the Year in 2008. Served also won the Orange Empire Conference javelin title in 2012 with a PR of 187-11 as captain on both the XC and track teams. Had a best 5K time of 15:29 at the (57.28m). Conatser also has a PR of 155-10 in the discus throw. Stanford Invitational. HIGH SCHOOL: Conatser is a 2009 graduate of Capistrano Valley High where PERSONAL: Eric was born on Nov. 21, 1989 in Fresno, Calif...his parents he competed in water polo and volleyball. He was an All-South Coast League are Gary and Marian and he has one sister, Samantha...Has begun work on a selection in volleyball. He was also involved in the IB program and a graduate of Master's of Public Administration...Would like to work at a city or federal level in the El Camino Fire Academy. public safety, emergency management or a related fi eld upon graduating...He is interested in disaster managemant, preparedness and response....He is involved PERSONAL: Remy was born on July 20, 1990 in Mission Viejo, Calif...His parents iwth the Internaitonal City Management Association and the Homeland Security are Shell and Desiree and he has one brother, Alex...In his spare time he likes to Student Organization....Charities he has worked with include the Holy Cross eat, sleep and train...His sports hero is two-time Olympic hammer throw medalist Medical Clinic in Fresno and the USC-Catholic Homeless Ministry....His favorite Koji Murofushi for being a superb athlete and an excellent role model...His favorite movie is Cool Runnings...Would like to travel to Spain some day. type of cuisine is Thai food...Would like to travel to Australia some day...His goal for after USC is to make the Olympic team...He is a Human Performance major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 1:54.13 1500m-- 3:50.50 CAREER BESTS: Hammer -- 217-5 (66.26m) Discus-- 155-10 Javelin -- 189-11 (57.28m)

PAGEPAGE 32 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE 2013 USC NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES ERRIN BAYNES HERB DEW 6-2, Freshman 5-11, Junior HJ High Jump Wheeling, W.V. Peoria, Ariz.

THIS YEAR: Freshman Errin (pronounced "urn") Baynes is a talented jumper THIS YEAR: Junior Herb Dew begins his fi rst season as a high jumper for USC who will help the Trojans in the high jump and long jump this season. He is after transferring from Glendale Community College in Arizona. He has jumped one of several Trojans capable of high jumping over seven feet and making the 7-3.00 before and should challenge the USC top 10 list in the event. event a strength for the Trojans. BEFORE USC: Dew competed at Glendale Community College in Arizona for two HIGH SCHOOL: Baynes graduated from Wheeling Park High in 2012. He seasons where he earned an associate degree in art. He placed third with a jump won the West Virginia AAA high jump title his last three years of high school of 6-11 (2.11m) and helped his team fi nish seventh at the 2012 NJCAA Division and the long jump title as a junior and senior. He helped lead his team to the I Championships on May 15. Set a PR of 7-3.00 (2.21m) at the Glendale Invite 2011 AAA Region I Championship title with his victories in the men's high jump on Feb. 11, 2012. Had a PR in the long jump of 22-7.25 (6.89m) at the ACCAC competition and the long jump. He set a PR of 7-0.25 in winning the high jump Scottsdale on March 23. at the Mars Invitational in Mars, Pa. on April 29, 2011 which ranked second among U.S. high school jumpers in 2011. He tied for seventh in the high jump HIGH SCHOOL: Dew is a 2010 graduate of Liberty High in Peoria, Ariz. He was at the New Balance Outdoor Nationals in June of 2011 with a clearance of 6-8. tha Arizona state champion in the high jump and triple jump in 2010...he won the Baynes has a long jump best of 22-3.50. high jump at 6-8, the triple jump with a leap of 45-11 and placed fi fth in the long jump at 21-7.50. Also competed on the basketball team. PERSONAL: Errin was born on April 5, 1993 in Pittsbugh, Pa...his parents are Darryl and Linda Baynes and he has three siblings, Darryl, Jr., Justin and PERSONAL: Herb was born on April 26, 1992 in Detroit, Mich...His mother is Laverta Shavonne...His hobbies include playing the piano, dancing, traveling and watch- Dew and he has two sibblings, Vern Gwynn and Cordaro Dew...In his spare time ing movies...Lists his favorite actor as Denzel Washington, favorite musician he likes to play basketball and go dancing...Was known as a very talented rapper as J.Cole and favorite movie as Love and Basketball...Says Derrick Rose is in his high school days, performing under the name of Spotlight...His favorite actor his sports hero because he is hardworking and humble...Baynes' goals include is Nevin Hart, favorite musician is and favorite movie is All About the competing at the 2016 Olympics, raising a family and having a job that he loves... Benjamins...His favorite food is chicken....Lists his sports hero as Jesse Williams Is undecided upon a major at USC. because he is a beast at the high jump...After USC would like to continue to high jump and become a coach...He is a Human Performance major at USC. CAREER BESTS: HJ -- 7-0.25 LJ-- 22-3.50 CAREER BESTS: HJ -- 7-3.00 (2.21m) LJ-- 22-7.25 (6.89m)

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 33 2013 USC NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES GEORGE FARMER KYLE IVERSON 6-1, RS Freshman 6-0, Freshman Sprints 800m Los Angeles, Calif. Newport Beach, Calif.

THIS YEAR: Redshirt freshman George Farmer will compete on the track and THIS YEAR: Freshman Kyle Iverson adds depth to the Trojans in the middle fi eld team this spring, following his second season as a on the distances and is expected to be one of USC's top 800m runners. USC football team. Was injured in the second game of the season and never got on track, but played in nine games and had one catch. As a freshman in 2011, HIGH SCHOOL: Iverson is a 2012 graduate of Corona del Mar High in Newport Farmer appeared in four games, runing for 15 yards on 5 carries, catching four Beach, Calif. Posted a best 800m time of 1:54 at the Arcadia Invitational. An- pages for 42 years and returning three kickoffs for 59 yards. chored both of the CdM school record-setting 4x400m relay (3:17) and 4x800m relay (7:47.48) teams. The school 4x400m record had stood for 29 years and HIGH SCHOOL: Farmer is a 2011 graduate of Serra High in Gardena, Calif. the 4x800m record for 37 years and was the third-fastest time in the nation by He had high school bests of 10.40 in the 100m and 21.22 in the 200m. At the high school runners. Was disqualifi ed in the 800m as a senior at the PCL fi nals 2010 California state meet, he was second in the 100 meters (10.45) and seventh and thus could not compete at CIFs. Was a California Scholarship Federation in the 200 (21.3). He won the 100 at the 2011 Arcadia Invitational and was the award winner. 2011 Del Rey League champ in the 100 and 200 before an ankle injury ended his season. He made the 2011 South Bay Daily Breeze All-South Bay team. He was PERSONAL: Kyle was born on April 15, 1994 in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif... the 2009-10 Cal-Hi Sports State Junior of the Year. In football, he was named Has a brother Andrew who also attends USC, as did his stepfather...Likes going a high school All-American by virtually every publication as a wide receiver and to the beach in his spare time...His favorite movies are the Batman series and defensive back. He had 65 receptions for 1,514 yards (23.3 avg.) with 14 TDs, his favorite musical artist is Lupe Fiasco...His favorite foods are pizza and french ran for 2 more TDs, had 5 TDs on kick/punt returns and intercepted 3 passes in fries...Would like to visit Spain and Atlantis some day...Lists LeBron James as 2010. Serra went 14-1 in 2010, won the CIF Western Division title and played in his sports hero because he does things no one else can do...After USC, Iverson the California state Division II championship game. Farmer also played on the would like to become a sports agent...Is majoring in Business Administration. basketball team. CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 1:54 PERSONAL: George was born on July 4, 1993...his father, George, was a wide receiver at Southern and then in the NFL with the (1982-84) and Miami Dolphins (1987).

CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 10.40 200m-- 21.22

PAGEPAGE 34 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE 2013 USC NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES ERIC KLEINSASSER BEEJAY LEE 5-11, RS Senior 5-6, Sophomore All-American 5000m, 10000m Sprints Honorable Mention Los Angeles, Calif. West Covina, Calif.

POSTSEASON RESULTS 2012 MW - 2nd - 100m, 1st -200m 2012 NCAA Prelims - 9th -100m, 46th - 200m 2012 NCAAs - 20th -100m

THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior distance runner Eric Kleinsasser graduated THIS YEAR: Sophomore BeeJay Lee transfered to USC in January from New from Occidental last June and is working on his PhD at USC with one season Mexico where he had an outstanding freshman season. He adds to an already of eligibility remaining. strong sprint crew for the Trojans.

BEFORE USC: Kleinsasser attended from 2009-12 and BEFORE USC: Lee competed in 2012 at New Mexico and set a wind-aided PR earned a degree in Geology with a minor in Mathematics. Set PRs of 14:34.70 of 10.26 in the 100m dash at the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in Austin, Texas to in the 5000m and 30:25.84 in the 10000m runs. Had an outstanding cross place ninth and advance to the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Ia. Finished country career for Occidental, being named four times as the Southern California 46th in the 200m (22.70) at the regional. Finished 20th at the NCAA Champion- Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) male athlete of the year, the fi rst ships in the 100m dash with a time of 10.28. Lee was one of just two freshmen male to be honored all four years. He was also a four-time SCIAC champion in to reach the NCAA 100m semifi nals. Won the 200m dash at the Mountain West cross country. Named to the USTFCCCA Division III All-Academic team. Was Championships with a time of 21.16, snapping TCU's six-year stranglehold on an All-American in cross country his sophomore year. the event at the MW Championships...also took second in the 100m race with a time of 10.55. Was named to the Mountain West All-Academic team. HIGH SCHOOL: Kleinsasser graduated in 2008 from Crescenta Valley High in La Crescenta, Calif. He ran both track and cross country. HIGH SCHOOL: Lee graduated in 2011 from West Covina High in West Covina, Calif. Lettered in track and football. Placed third in the 200m at the state meet PERSONAL: Eric was born on October 20, 1989...His parents are Alan and as a senior (21.49). Was also All-Academic in the Hacienda League. Ann and he has one sister, Lisa...his mother earned her master's degree from USC...Lists his favorite food as any kind of bread...Is working on his PhD in PERSONAL: Beejay was born on March 5, 1993 in West Covina, Calif...His Earth Sciences...His goals after USC are to do research on climatology and parents are Bernard and Karen Lee and he has four siblings, Caeron, Eric, eventuall become a teacher. Damon and Andrea...In his spare time likes to relay, listen to music and hang out with his family and friends...Lists his favorite actor as Will Smith and favorite CAREER BESTS: 5000n -- 14:34.70 10000m-- 30:25.84 mucical artist as Jay-Z...Syas his sports hero is Michael Jordan because he won three titles, left, then came back and won three more titles...Loves home-cooked meals...After USC would like to go into coaching and teach...He is a Human Performance major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 10.26 200m-- 20.96

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 35 OTHER TROJANS TO WATCH

AUSTIN BOWIE JACOB BRADLEY STEVEN CHERRY KYLE CONNOLLY BEAU FALGOUT 800M/1500M 1500M/300OM SC Pole Vault 400M IH Hammer

KARAN KANCHAN TIM KESSLER DIEGO LOPEZ ADRIAN LOUIE DAVID McNAMARA 400M 800M/1500M Pole Vault Pole Vault HAMMER

BRYAN MERCADO LUKE NIU WILL ROBINSON DAVID SELMA GREG STARKEY 100M/200M Sprints 800M Jumps Hurdles

RYAN THOMAS KRISTOPHER WASHINGTON BARRY WILKINS SURAFAEL YARED 800M 800M 400M/800M 800M

PAGEPAGE 36 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE MEN'S ACTION

Beau Falgout Karan Kanchan Tim Kessler

Bryan Mercado David Selma Greg Starkey

Ryan Thomas Barry Wilkins

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 37 2012 USC Men’s Track and Field Season/Career Bests

100m 5000m Aaron Brown (10.09w, March 31/10.18) Blake Shaw (14:30.60, March 10/14:30.60) Terence Abram (10.81, April 29/10.5) Tony Martinez (15:26.13, April 29/15:26.13) Davonte Stewart (10.52w, May 12/10.51) Greg Woodburn (16:07.62, March 23/15.52) Jovonte Slater (10.95, March 3/10.54) Nickell Robey (-----/10.70) 10000m Marqise Lee (-----/10.74) Tony Martinez (-----/33.17.98) Tony Burnett (-----/10.85) 110m HH Jay Porterfi eld (11.31, Feb. 25/11.13) D.J. Morgan (14.21, May 13/13.28-HS) Bryan Mercado (10.97, April 29/10.87) Aleec Harris (-----/13.55) Jemal Williams (11.80, May 5) Allen Williams (14.76, April 29/13.77) Brett Linkletter (11.91, March 3/11.74) Sam Barkley (15.26, Feb. 25/14.11) Doug Bogie (12.14, March 3) Greg Starkey (15.43, April 29/15.43) Jemal Williams (15.58, April 29) 200m Aaron Brown (20.42, Aug. 8/20.42) 400m IH Bryshon Nellum (20.76, April 7/20.43) Reggie Wyatt (49.11, June 8/49.11) Davonte Stewart (20.55, May 13/20.55) Duane Walker (50.80, May 13/50.78) Joey Hughes (21.43, March 3/20.84) Sam Barkley (55.13, March 10) Jovonte Slater (-----/21.11) Greg Starkey (55.92, March 24) Josh Mance (21.49, March 3/21.18) Jemal Williams (56.83, March 3) Terence Abram (-----/21.65) Allen Williams (61.81, March 31) Bryan Mercado (22.17, March 24/21.76) Scott DeYoung (-----/21.78) 4x100m Relay (40.14, March 24) Josh Tennefoss (22.57, March 10/21.84) Slater, Stewart, Abram, Brown Marqise Lee (-----/22.11) Tony Burnett (-----/22.17w) 4x400m Relay (3:00.64, June 9) Khoren Lawson (22.80, March 10/22.41) Hughes, Mance, Wyatt, Nellum Joseph Laetsch (22.92, March 31/22.90) High Jump Jay Porterfi eld (-----/22.98) Viktor Fajoyomi (6-8.75 (2.05m), April 29/7-1.50) Karan Kanchan (22.69, March 10/22.69) Tyler Ruiz (6-7.50 (2.02m), April 7/6-11.75) Allen Williams (23.07, March 10) Doug Bogie (6-5.50 (1.97m), April 7/6-6.00) Michael Zuletta (24.36, March 31/23.88) Jemal Williams (5-9.75 (1.77m), April 7) Jemal Williams (24.27, March 24) Pole Vault 400m Ross McDonald (15-11.25 (4.86m), Feb. 25/15-11.75) Bryshon Nellum (44.80, June 24/44.80) Kevin Schwindt (14-11.00 (4.55m), April 29/14-11.00) Josh Mance (44.83, June 6/44.83) Jeffrey Zia (12-5.50 (3.80m), March 31/14-3) Joey Hughes (45.41, June 6/45.05) Matthew McCormick (13-11.25 (4.25m), April 29/13-11.25) Reggie Wyatt (47.50, April 29/46.13) Steven Cherry (13-11.25 (4.25m), April 29/13-11.25) Duane Walker (-----/46.69) Jemal Williams (13-5.25 (4.10m), March 31) Josh Tennefoss (48.85, March 3/47.40) Scott DeYoung (48.29, April 20/47.81) Long Jump Joseph Laetsch (49.58, April 19/49.58) Marqise Lee (25-5.50w (7.76m), May 24/25-1.25) Karan Kanchan (49.79, March 24/49.79) Jovonte Slater (23-4.50 (7.12m), March 24/24-11.75) Barry Wilkins (51.18, April 21) Nickell Robey (23-11.50 (7.30m), April 29/24-0) Khoren Lawson (51.72, March 24) Viktor Fajoyomi (23-1.25 (7.04m), Feb. 25/23-6.75) Jemal Williams (52.36, May 5) Tony Burnett (22-7.25 (6.89m), April 29/23-3.25) Michael Zuletta (55.14, March 10/54.09) Tyler Ruiz (23-1.25 (7.04m), April 29/23-2.75) David Selma (22-8.50w (6.92m), April 21/23-0) 800m Brett Linkletter (22-0.75 (6.72m), Feb. 25/22-7.00) Blake Shaw (1:52.06, May 5/1:48.81) Doug Bogie (-----/21-3) Myles Andrews (1:50.54, April 20/1:50.54) Jemal Williams (20-2.25 (6.15m), May 5) Josh Mance (1:51.16, April 29/1:51.16) Reggie Wyatt (1:51.72, March 3/1:51.72) Triple Jump James Leckie (1:51.97, May 5/1:51.97) Viktor Fajoyomi (46-10.25 (14.28m), Feb. 25/50-6.25) Aaron Adkins (1:56.42, March 3/1:52.84) Tony Burnett (49-5.75 (15.08m), March 3/49-9.00) Tim Kessler (1:59.43, March 24/1:53.6) Allen Williams (47-11.00 (14.60m), April 29/47-11.00) Barry Wilkins (1:54.16, March 3/1:53.71) Tyler Ruiz (47-2.50 (14.39m), April 29/47-2.50) Ryan Thomas (1:55.28, April 29/1:54.63) Nickell Robey (-----/46-0) Crispin Collins (2:11.87, March 31/2:04.59) Marqise Lee (-----/44-7) Tony Martinez (2:18.09, April 19) Shot Put Abe Markowitz (51-11.00 (15.82m), April 29/53-11) 1500m Eric Stein (-----/38-9.50) Blake Shaw (3:50.06, March 24/3:43.08) Beau Falgout (-----/36-0.75) James Leckie (3:59.44, April 19/3:59.44) Jemal Williams (35-6.75 (10.84m), May 5) Tony Martinez (4:03.90, March 3/4:03.90) Adrian Rafi ee (4:05.91, March 3) Hammer Tim Kessler (4:12.13, March 3) Daniel Szabo (220-2 (67.10m), March 23/232-6) Greg Woodburn (4:13.62, April 29/4:13.62) Eric Stein (172-6 (52.57m), May 5/182-8) Ryan Thomas (-----/4:19.68) Beau Falgout (154-00 (46.93m), March 23/154-00) Jemal Williams (4:28.68, May 6) Javelin 3000m Cooper Thompson (235-2 (71.69m), March 23/253-3) Adrian Rafi ee (-----/8:41.09) Jeff Churchman (203-3 (61.96m), March 23/206-1) Tony Martinez (8:44.16, April 7/8:44.16) Viktor Fajoyomi (159-11 (48.75m), April 29) Greg Woodburn (9:01.02, April 7/9:01.02) Jemal Williams (133-1 (40.56m), May 6) 3000m SC Discus Adrian Rafi ee (9:35.84, March 24/9:16.31) Abe Markowitz (144-10 (44.14m), April 29) Tony Martinez (9:58.45, April 19/9:58.45) Jemal Williams (109-2 (33.27m), May 6)

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Quincy Watts with his gold medals won at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Watts won the 400m and was on the win- ning 4x400m relay team for USA.

USC TRACK AND FIELD TEAM HISTORY NCAA CHAMPIONS OLYMPIC TEAM MEMBERS HALL OF FAMERS

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 39 USC YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR COACH CAPTAIN W L T + * 1900 No Coach No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1901 No Coach No Captain 1 1 0 - - 1902 No Coach No Captain 0 2 0 - - 1903 No Coach No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1904 Win Cutter No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1905 Charley Parsons, Sr. 3 0 0 - - 1906 Harvey Holmes No Captain 3 1 1 - - 1907 Harvey Holmes Ed Cooper 5 2 0 - - 1908 Harvey Holmes Henry Nordahl, Grant Richardson 3 3 0 - - 1909 Dean Cromwell Howard Lennox 4 3 0 - - 1910 Dean Cromwell Howard Lennox 3 3 0 - - 1911 Dean Cromwell 4 3 0 - - 1912 Dean Cromwell Leonard Martin, Waldo Throop 4 4 0 - - 1913 Dean Cromwell Linton Smith 4 1 0 - - 1914 Boyd Comstock 4 0 0 - - 1915 Syril Tipton 2 3 0 - - 1916 Dean Cromwell Bill Bradley 2 2 0 - - 1917 Dean Cromwell Clarence Beebe 2 1 0 - - 1918 Dean Cromwell Noel George 2 0 0 - - 1919 Dean Cromwell George Gansner 0 2 0 - - 1920 Dean Cromwell Gwynn Wilson 0 4 0 - - 1921 Dean Cromwell No Captain 1 4 0 - - 1922 Dean Cromwell George Schiller 1 4 0 - - 1923 Dean Cromwell 1 4 0 8 - 1924 Dean Cromwell Norm Anderson 2 2 0 - - 1925 Dean Cromwell 2 1 0 - - 1926 Dean Cromwell 4 0 0 1 2 1927 Dean Cromwell Ed House 4 1 0 - 2 Bud Houser 1928 Dean Cromwell 1 4 0 - 4 1929 Dean Cromwell 3 1 0 4 - 1930 Dean Cromwell Jess Mortensen 4 0 0 1 - 1931 Dean Cromwell Ernie Payne 4 0 0 1 - 1932 Dean Cromwell , Bob Hall 3 0 0 - - 1933 Dean Cromwell Jeddy Welsh 2 1 0 2 - 1934 Dean Cromwell Ed Ablowich, Heuston Harper 6 0 0 2 - 1935 Dean Cromwell Norm Paul, Harry Tompkins 6 0 0 1 - 1936 Dean Cromwell 4 0 1 1 1 1937 Dean Cromwell 4 1 0 1 1 1938 Dean Cromwell Adrian Talley, Hal Smallwood 4 0 0 1 1 1939 Dean Cromwell , Bud Day 4 0 0 1 1 1940 Dean Cromwell Mickey Anderson, 5 0 0 1 1 1941 Dean Cromwell Howard Upton, Johnny Wilson 4 0 0 1 1 1942 Dean Cromwell Leroy Weed, Mel Bleeker 5 0 0 1 1 1943 Dean Cromwell , Searles Talley 3 1 0 1 - 1944 Dean Cromwell Edsel Curry 4 0 0 - - 1945 Dean Cromwell No Captain 6 1 0 - - 1946 Dean Cromwell John Wachtler, 4 0 0 2 - 1947 Dean Cromwell Hubie Kerns, Walt Smith 6 0 0 2 - 1948 Dean Cromwell , John Sanders 6 0 0 2 1 1949 Jess Hill , Bill Bayless 7 0 1 1 1 1950 Jess Hill , Henry Aihara 5 0 0 1 1 1951 Jess Mortensen Art Barnard, Jack Rowan 6 0 0 1 1 1952 Jess Mortensen Art Garcia, Frank Flores 6 0 0 1 1 1953 Jess Mortensen , Sim Iness 6 0 0 1 1 1954 Jess Mortensen , Will Wright 5 0 0 1 1 1955 Jess Mortensen , Howard Bugbee 5 0 0 1 1 1956 Jess Mortensen Sid Wing, Walt Levack 5 0 0 3 2 1957 Jess Mortensen Ron Morris, Doug Maijala 6 0 0 - 1 1958 Jess Mortensen , 6 0 0 1 1 Hal Smallwood 1959 Jess Mortensen Tom Anderson, Bob Shankland 7 0 0 - 1

Jess Mortensen

PAGEPAGE 40 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE YEAR COACH CAPTAIN W L T + * 1960 Jess Mortensen Charlie Dumas, Ted Smith 5 0 0 2 1 1961 Jess Mortensen Bob Avant, Bobby Staten 7 0 0 1 1 1962 Jess Hill Bruce Munn, 9 1 0 3 1 1963 Vern Wolfe Rex Cawley, Kevin Hogan, Julio Marin 11 0 0 1 1 1964 Vern Wolfe Larry Stuart 10 0 0 3 1 1965 Vern Wolfe Lew Hoyt, Chris Johnson, Theo Viltz 6 2 0 1 4 1966 Vern Wolfe Bruce Bess 7 1 0 4 4 1967 Vern Wolfe Gary Carlsen, Dave Buck 6 1 0 1 **2 1968 Vern Wolfe Earl McCullouch, Chuck Schultz 7 0 0 1 1 1969 Vern Wolfe , 8 0 0 8 4 1970 Vern Wolfe Ole Oleson, Herm Franklin 6 1 1 10 4 1971 Vern Wolfe Henry Hines, Joe Antunovich 6 0 0 2 3 1972 Vern Wolfe Doug Lane 4 1 0 2 **1 1973 Vern Wolfe Donald Quarrie 2 1 0 24 2 1974 Vern Wolfe No Captain 4 1 0 7 1 1975 Vern Wolfe Randy Williams 4 1 0 3 1 1976 Vern Wolfe Ken Randle 7 0 0 1 1 1977 Vern Wolfe Tom Andrews, Ralph Fruguglietti 6 0 0 3 1 1978 Vern Wolfe Rich Graybehl, Lloyd Johnson 4 1 0 - = 1979 Vern Wolfe Michael Simmons 4 1 0 7 3 1980 Vern Wolfe Billy Mullins 0 2 0 4 3 1981 Vern Wolfe 1 1 0 In. In. 1982 Vern Wolfe Milan Stewart 0 0 0 12 6 1983 Vern Wolfe Mark Handelsman 1 1 0 10 6 1984 Vern Wolfe Ed Tave 1 2 0 18 3 1985 Ernie Bullard Darwin Cook 6 2 0 58 (tie) 6 1986 Ernie Bullard No Captain 6 1 0 9 5 Earl McCullouch 1987 Ernie Bullard Steve Klassen 4 1 0 44 4 1988 Ernie Bullard No Captain 0 1 0 32 (tie) 7 1989 Ernie Bullard Greg Harper 0 1 0 11 (tie) 5 1990 Ernie Bullard George Porter 0 1 0 36 (tie) 7 1991 Jim Bush Martin Cannady, Todd Lehman 0 5 0 32 (tie) 9 1992 Jim Bush Martin Cannady, Quincy Watts 1 5 0 3 3 1993 Jim Bush No Captain 5 2 0 18 (tie) 3 1994 Jim Bush No Captain 9 1 0 10 2 1995 Ron Allice Bryan Krill, Nils Fearnley 4 1 0 4 3 1996 Ron Allice Balazs Kiss, Kenny Alade’fa 5 1 0 10 4 1997 Ron Allice B. Johansson, I. Turner, J. Shelton 8 2 0 3 1 1998 Ron Allice Bengt Johansson, Jerome Davis 7 2 0 7 2 1999 Ron Allice Jerome Davis, Gordon Hovey 9 3 0 5 1 2000 Ron Allice Felix Sanchez, Dennis Kholev 8 2 0 7 1 2001 Ron Allice Andre Ammons 6 0 0 12 2 2002 Ron Allice Russell Silvers, Kevin Elliott 0 1 0 11 (tie) 3 2003 Ron Allice R. Wilson, S. Davis, C. Fitzgibbon 0 1 0 3 1% 2004 Ron Allice Wes Felix, Andre Serrette, Michael Murray 0 1 0 60 (tie) 4 2005 Ron Allice Wes Felix, Jesse Williams 0 1 0 6^ 4 2006 Ron Allice Jesse Williams 0 1 0 9^ 1 2007 Ron Allice Noah Bryant, Lionel Larry 1 0 0 5^ 3 2008 Ron Allice Lionel Larry, Stenn Parton 0 1 0 7 (tie) 7 2009 Ron Allice Jason Price, Corey White 1 0 0 10 2 2010 Ron Allice Jason Price, Joey Hughes 1 0 0 5 2 2011 Ron Allice Trey Henderson, Joey Hughes 0 1 0 12 3 2012 Ron Allice Joey Hughes 0 1 0 T-11 7 Dual Meet Totals 419 118 4 .774 + Finish in NCAA Outdoor Championships * Finish in conference championships (Note: Above dual meet record does not include handicap wins or losses. Conference fi nish is PCC record from 1936 through 1958 and Pac-8/Pac-10 from 1960 to present.) ^ Won NCAA West Regional Randy Williams ** Finished fi rst in NCAA Indoor Championships In. Ineligible = USC fi nished fi rst in both NCAA and Pac-8 meets, but titles were taken away for using an ineligible athlete. Dual meet record was also adjusted from 5-0-0. % Pac-10 title taken away due to ineligible athlete

Russell Silvers James Gilkes Rink Babka and UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 41 NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 400-METER RELAY 100 METERS 1967 McCullouch, Kuller, 1930 Frank Wykoff...... 9.4 y Simpson, Miller ...... 38.6y 1931 Frank Wykoff...... 9.6 y 1968 McCullouch, Kuller, 1947 Mel Patton ...... 9.7 y Simpson, Miller ...... 39.5y 1948 Mel Patton ...... 10.4 1971 Babb, Garrison, 1949 Mel Patton ...... 9.7 y Brown, Deckard ...... 39.5y 1968 Lennox Miller ...... 10.1 1972 Williams, Brown, 1978 ...... 10.07 Garrison, Deckard ...... 39.4y 1975 Williams, Simmons, 200 METERS Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.09y 1948 Mel Patton ...... 20.7 1977 T. Andrews, Simmons, 1949 Mel Patton ...... 20.4 y J. Andrews, Edwards ...... 39.56 1978 Clancy Edwards ...... 20.16 1978 K. Williams, Mullins, Edwards, Sanford ...... 39.31 400 METERS 1979 K. Williams, Bradford, 1931 Vic Williams ...... 48.3 y Sanford, Mullins ...... 39.35 1939 Erwin Miller ...... 47.5 y 1980 K. Williams, M. Sanford, 1941 Hubie Kerns ...... 46.6 y J. Sanford, B. Green ...... 39.16 1942 Cliff Bourland ...... 48.2 y Mel Patton 1943 Cliff Bourland ...... 48.5 y 3000 METER RUN 1600-METER RELAY 1953 Jim Lea ...... 47.0 y 1969i Ole Oleson ...... 8:45.2i 1977 J. Andrews, Johnson, 1954 Jim Lea ...... 46.7 y Beaton, T. Andrews ...... 3:04.50 1966 Dwight Middleton ...... 46.3 y SIX MILES 1976 Ken Randle ...... 45.2 y 1963 Julio Marin ...... 30:32.9 3200-METER RELAY 1978 Billy Mullins ...... 45.33 1967i R. Joyce, Dave Buck 1992 Quincy Watts ...... 44.00 60-YARD HIGH HURDLES D. Carr, C. Trentadue 1998 Jerome Davis ...... 45.18 1967i Earl McCullouch ...... 7.0 ...... 7:30.1 1982i Tony Campbell ...... 7.14 ONE MILE 1938 Lou Zamperini ...... 4:08.3 110-METER HIGH HURDLES 1939 Lou Zamperini ...... 4:13.6 1950 ...... 14.0 y 1965i Chris Johnson ...... 4:08.0 1951 Jack Davis ...... 13.7 y 1952 Jack Davis ...... 14.0 THREE MILES 1953 Jack Davis ...... 14.0 y 1963 Julio Marin ...... 14:24.9 1965 Paul Kerry ...... 13.7 y 1969 Ole Oleson ...... 13:41.9 1967 Earl McCullouch ...... 13.4 y 1968 Earl McCullouch ...... 13.4 1972 Jerry Wilson ...... 13.4 1982 Milan Stewart ...... 13.53 1989 Robert Reading ...... 13.19 1992 ...... 13.49 2003 Ryan Wilson ...... 13.35

220-YARD 1937 Earl Vickery ...... 23.3 1953 Jack Davis ...... 23.3

400-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES 1963 Rex Cawley ...... 49.6y 1977 Tom Andrews ...... 49.48 2000 Felix Sanchez ...... 48.41 Jack Davis

Cliff Bourland PAGEPAGE 42 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE HIGH JUMP SHOT PUT 1930 Jim Stewart ...... 6-3 3/4 1923 Norm Anderson ...... 46-8 1933 Duncan McNaughton (tie) ...6-4 1931 Bob Hall ...... 49-1 1939 Johnny Wilson ...... 6-6 1952 Parry O’Brien ...... 57-0 5/8 1940 Johnny Wilson (tie) ...... 6-6 3/8 1953 Parry O’Brien ...... 58-7 1/4 1954 ...... 6-101/4 1958 Dave Davis ...... 58-6 1/2 1955 Ernie Shelton ...... 6-11 1/8 1960 Dallas Long ...... 61-9 1963 Lew Hoyt ...... 6-9 1/4 1961 Dallas Long ...... 63-3 1/2 2003 Dawid Jaworski ...... 7-5 3/4 1962 Dallas Long ...... 64-7 2005 Jesse Williams ...... 7-6 1972i Doug Lane ...... 64-3 1/2 2006 Jesse Williams ...... 7-7 1/4 2007i Noah Bryant ...... 67-5 1/4 2007 Noah Bryant ...... 65-9

DISCUS THROW 1926 Bud Houser ...... 148-11 3/4 1931 Bob Hall ...... 152-7 1/2 1935 ...... 157-11 1/4 1936 Ken Carpenter ...... 173-0 Dennis Kholev 1952 Sim Iness ...... 173-2 3/8 1953 Sim Iness ...... 190-0 7/8 1955 Des Koch ...... 176-0 3/8 1958 Rink Babka (tie) ...... 186-2

JAVELIN THROW 1929 Jess Mortensen ...... 203-73/4 1939 Bob Peoples ...... 220-61/2 1953 Dick Genther ...... 216-93/4 1962 Jan Sikorsky ...... 249-4

Lew Hoyt HAMMER 1993 Balazs Kiss ...... 246-10 LONG JUMP 1994 Balazs Kiss ...... 245-6 1934 Al Olson ...... 24-4 1/4 1995 Balazs Kiss ...... 268-10 1971i Henry Hines ...... 26-1 1/4 1996 Balazs Kiss ...... 265-3 1972i Henry Hines ...... 25-10 1997 Bengt Johansson ...... 230-1 1972 Randy Williams ...... 26-8 1/4 1973i Randy Williams ...... 26-4 1/4 TRIPLE JUMP 1977 Larry Doubley ...... 26-11 3/4 1960 Luther Hayes ...... 50-11 1/2 Dave Kenworthy 1961 Luther Hayes ...... 51-2 1/4 POLE VAULT 2003 Allen Simms ...... 56-7 1/2i 1931 (tie) ...... 13-10 5/16 2003 Julien Kapek ...... 56-2 1933 Bill Graber (tie) ...... 13-11 1/16 1935 Bill Sefton (tie) ...... 14-1 1/8 (tie) 1936 Bill Sefton (tie) ...... 14-1 3/4 Earle Meadows (tie) 1937 Bill Sefton ...... 14-8 7/8 1938 Loring Day ...... 14-2 1940 Kenny Dills ...... 13-10 1947 Bob Hart (tie) ...... 14-0 1958 Gene Freudenthal (tie) .....14-4 1961 Jim Brewer (tie) ...... 15-4 1965 Bill Fosdick ...... 15-8 1/2 1966i Bill Fosdick ...... 16-0 1/4 1967 Bob Seagren ...... 17-4 1967i Bob Seagren ...... 17-0 1/4 1968i Paul Wilson ...... 16-8 1969 Bob Seagren ...... 17-7 1/2 1982 Dave Kenworthy ...... 17-11 3/4 2001 Dennis Kholev ...... 18-6 1/2 Parry O'Brien Jesse Williams UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 43 ALL-TIME NCAA POINT SCORERS The following athletes scored points for USC at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor championships. The year, order of fi nish, class and time/mark is noted. Scoring in the NCAA meet scored the fi rst 5 places the fi rst two years, then the fi rst 6 places until 1982. Since then, the top 8 spots have been counted. The NCAA conducted its meets in yardage through 1975, except for the Olympic years 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972. Those Olympic years that are recorded in meters are denoted with (m) after the year. 100 yards 1949 1. Mel Patton (Sr.) 20.3 1943 1. Cliff Bourland (Sr.) 48.2 1930 1. Frank Wykoff (So.) 9.4y 1952 (m) 2. Jack Davis (Jr.) 21.1 1946 4. John Wachtler (Sr.) No time 1931 1. Frank Wykoff (Jr.) 9.6y 1954 3. Rod Wilger (Sr.) 20.9 1947 4. Wells DeLoach (So.) 47.6 1933 4. Leslie Bell (Jr.) No time 1967 2. Lennox Miller (So.) 20.35 1949 4. Wells DeLoach (Sr.) 47.1 1934 2. Charlie Parsons (Sr.) 9.8 1968 (m) 2. Lennox Miller (Jr.) 20.8 1951 4. John Bradley (Jr.) 47.3 4. Foy Draper (So.) 10.0 1972 (m) 4. Leon Brown (Sr.) 20.5 1952 (m) 3. Jim Lea (So.) 47.3 1935 6. George Boone (So.) No time 5. Willie Deckard (Sr.) 20.6 1953 1. Jim Lea (Jr.) 46.7 1936 (m) 2. Foy Draper (Sr.) 10.3 3. Verle Sorgen (Sr.) 47.4 4. Adrian Talley (So.) 10.4 1954 1. Jim Lea (Sr.) 46.4 6. George Boone (Jr.) 10.4 5. (So.) 47.5 1937 4. George Boone (Sr.) 9.9 1962 6. Rex Cawley (Jr.) 47.0 1938 2. Adrian Talley (Sr.) No time 1963 2. Rex Cawley (Sr.) 45.8 6. Mickey Anderson (So.) No time 1966 1. Dwight Middleton (Sr.) 46.2 1939 3. Barney Willis (Jr.) 9.8 1969 4. Edesel Garrison (Fr.) 45.4 4. Mickey Anderson (Jr.) No time 1970 6. Edesel Garrison (So.) 45.8 1940 4. Mickey Anderson (Sr.) No time 1971 2. Edesel Garrison (Jr.) 45.1 1941 3. Cliff Bourland (So.) 10.0 1972 (m) 4. Edesel Garrison (Sr.) 45.5 4. Dean Rickman (Sr.) 10.0 1942 3. Jack Trout (Jr.) No time 400 meters 6. Dick Browning (Jr.) No time 1975 4. Ken Randle (Jr.) 45.68 1943 2. Jack Trout (Sr.) No time 1976 1. Ken Randle (Sr.) 45.2 1947 1. Mel Patton (So.) 9.7 1978 1. Billy Mullins (So.) 45.33 1948 (m) 1. Mel Patton (Jr.) 10.4 1980 2. Bill Green (Fr.) 45.37 1949 1. Mel Patton (Sr.) 9.7 1990 6. Travis Hannah (So.) 45.90 1954 2. Joe Graffi o (Sr.) 9.6 1991 2. Quincy Watts (Jr.) 45.58 1963 5. Dave Morris (Jr.) 9.8 1992 1. Quincy Watts (Sr.) 44.00 1967 2. Lennox Miller (So.) 9.32 (MR) 4. Fred Kuller (So.) 9.46 4. Travis Hannah (Sr.) 45.37 6. O.J. Simpson (So.) 9.53 1995 8. Udeme Ekpenyong (Jr.) 45.88 1968 (m) 1. Lennox Miller (Jr.) 10.1 Ahmad Rashad 1997 3. Jerome Davis (So.) 45.36 1969 2. Lennox Miller (Sr.) 9.2 1998 1. Jerome Davis (Jr.) 45.18 1971 4. Leon Brown (Jr.) 9.6 200 meters 1999 3. Jerome Davis (Sr.) 45.06 1975 2. James Gilkes (Jr.) 20.55 2006 6. Lionel Larry (So.) 45.43 100 meters 1976 2. James Gilkes (Sr.) 20.74 2007 2. Lionel Larry (Jr.) 44.68 1976 3. James Gilkes (Jr.) 10.35 1978 1. Clancy Edwards (Sr.) 20.16 2008 2. Lionel Larry (Sr.) 44.63 1978 1. Clancy Edwards (Sr.) 10.07 3. (Fr.) 20.34 2010 3. Joey Hughes (So.) 45.23 6. Kevin Williams (So.) 10.38 1986 5. Mike Dexter (Jr.) 20.56 2011 5. Joey Hughes (Jr.) 45.64 1979 2. James Sanford (So.) 10.20 1995 5. (Sr.) 20.53 6. Josh Mance (Fr.) 45.66 1980 3. James Sanford (Jr.) 10.12 1998 4. Charles Lee (Jr.) 20.81 2012 5. Josh Mance (So.) 45.37 1982 5. Darwin Cook (Fr.) 10.21 1999 3. Charles Lee (Sr.) 20.53 1983 7. Darwin Cook (So.) 10.33 2007 8. Ahmad Rashad (Fr.) 23.97 880 yards 1985 6. Darwin Cook (Sr.) 10.14 2012 7. Aaron Brown (So.) 21.13 1930 5. Bill McGeagh No time 1992 5. Jeff Laynes (Jr.) 10.35 1933 4. Ferris Webster 1:51.5 1993 7. Jeff Laynes (Sr.) 10.41 440 yards 1934 5. Estel Johnson (So.) 1:54.1 1997 6. Jason Shelton (Sr.) 10.44 1923 6. Yale Martz (So.) No time 1935 2. Ross Bush (So.) 1:52.4 2000 8. Sultan McCullough (So.) 10.38 1930 2. Vic Williams (Jr.) No time 4. Estel Johnson (Jr.) 1:54.1 2005 2. Wes Felix (Sr.) 10.25 1931 1. Vic Williams (Sr.) 48.0 1936 (m) 2. Ross Bush (Jr.) 1:53.0 2009 2. Ahmad Rashad (Jr.) 10.10 3. Art Woessner (Jr.) No time 1937 2. Ross Bush (Sr.) 1:50.1 1933 3. Ed Ablowich (Jr.) No time 1948 3. Bob Chambers (So.) 1:52.6 220 yards 6. Harry Tompkins (So-Jr.) No time 1949 3. Bob Pruitt (Jr.) 1:50.9 1926 4. Edgar House (Jr.) No time 1934 3. John McCarthy (Jr.) 47.59 1956 (m) 3. Chuck Kirby (Jr.) 1:50.2 DQ 1931 5. Roy Delby (Jr.) No time 5. Ed Ablowich (Sr.) 47.85 1964(m) 3. Bruce Bess (So.) 1:48.9 1933 4. Charlie Parsons (Jr.) No time 6. Al Fitch (So.) 47.86 1967 2. Dennis Carr (Sr.) 1:47.3 1934 2. Charlie Parsons (Sr.) 21.3 6. Dave Buck (Sr.) 1:48.3 4. Foy Draper (So.) 21.6 1935 2. John McCarthy (Sr.) No time 800 meters 1935 4. Foy Draper (Jr.) No time 6. James Cassin (Jr.) No time 1976 5. Rayfi eld Beaton (So.) 1:48.45 6. George Boone (So.) No time 1936 (m) 2. Al Fitch (Sr.) 47.1 1979 3. David Omwansa (Jr.) 1:46.81 1936 (m) 3. Foy Draper (Sr.) 21.5 3. (Sr.) 47.5 1983 7. Mark Handelsman (Sr.) 1:47.23 6. Clark Crane (Jr.) 21.8 6. James Cassin (Sr.) 48.6 1986 4. Joey Bunch (Jr.) 1:47.42 1939 4. Payton Jordan (Sr.) 21.3 1938 2. Erwin Miller (Jr.) No time 1988 6. Ibrahim Okash (Jr.) 1:48.03 1940 3. Mickey Anderson (Sr.) No tme 3. Howard Bachman (Jr.) 47.3 1989 4. Ibrahim Okash (Sr.) 1:49.24 1941 2. Cliff Bourland (So.) 21.2 1939 1. Erwin Miller (Sr.) 47.2 1997 8. Isaac Turner (Sr.) 1:49.67 4. Hubie Kerns (So.) 21.4 4. Howard Upton (Jr.) No time 2007 7. Duane Solomon (Jr.) 1:48.53 1942 3. Cliff Bourland (Jr.) No time 1940 3. Howard Upton (Sr.) No time 2009 7. Irek Sekretarski (Sr.) 1:47.78 6. Jack Trout (Jr.) No time 1941 1. Hubie Kerns (So.) 46.3 1942 1. Cliff Bourland (Jr.) 47.9 1943 2. Jack Trout (Sr.) No time 1 mile run (1500m) 3. Cliff Bourland (Sr.) No time 2. John Wachtler (Jr.) No time 6. Hubie Kerns (Jr.) No time 1938 1. Lou Zamperini (So.) 4:08.3 MR 1948 (m) 1. Mel Patton (Jr.) 20.75 1939 1. Lou Zamperini (Jr.) 4:13.6 PAGEPAGE 44 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE 1940 3. Lou Zamperini (Sr.) No time 220-yard low hurdles 1967 1. USC 38.6 1941 2. Leroy Weed (Jr.) 4:10.5 (This event was eventually replaced at the (WR, CR, MR) 1942 2. Leroy Weed (Sr.) No time NCAAs by the 440-yard hurdles--records for this (Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, 1946 4. Roland Sink (So.) No time event are incomplete) Lennox Miller) 1948 (m) 3. Roland Sink (Sr.) 3:55.4 1923 3. Otto Anderson 1950 5. Wally Wilson (Sr.) 4:17.0 1926 2. Ken Grumbles 1968 (m) 1. USC 39.5 1955 5. Sid Wing (Jr.) 4:09.0 1929 3. Jim Payne (Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, 1956(m) 3. Sid Wing (Sr.) 3:49.8 6. Ernie Payne Lennox Miller) 1930 6. Ernie Payne 2 miles/5000 meters 1931 2. William Carls 1969 2. USC (DQ) 39.1 1936 (m) 6. Fred Lantz (Sr.) No time 1933 3. Norm Paul (Rich Coulter, Fred Kuller, Edesel Garrison, 1947 3. Roland Sink (Jr.) No time 1936 6. Leland Laford Lennox Miller) 1950 2. Jim Newcomb (Jr.) 9:14.1 1937 1. Earl Vickery 1956 (m) 4. Max Truex (So.) 14:53.5 1938 2. Earl Vickery 1970 2. USC 40.4 1958 3. Max Truex (Sr.) 9:00.0 1939 2. Earl Vickery (Mike Jackson, Monty Turner, Ken Jones, 1963 (m) 1. Julio Marin (Sr.) 14:24.9 1942 3. Dick Browning Edesel Garrison) 1969 (m) 1. Ole Oleson (Jr.) 13:41.9 6. Walter Smith 1947 3. Roy Frazier 22.7 1971 1. USC 39.3 10,000 Meters 1949 3. Roy Frazier 23.1 (Lance Babb, Leon Brown, Willie Deckard, 1963 1. Julio Marin (Sr.) 30:32.9 MR 1948 (No race due to Olympic year) Edesel Garrison) 1950 2. Dick Attlesby 24.8 120-yard high hurdles 1951 3. Jack Davis 22.9 1972 (m) 1. USC 39.4 1926 2. (Sr.) 15.0 1952 (No race due to Olympic year) (Randy Williams, Leon Brown, Willie Deckard, 4. Clifton Reynolds (So.) No time 1953 1. Jack Davis 23.3 Edesel Garrison) 1931 6. Bill Stokes No time 1955 3. Leon Clarke 23.4 1935 3. Phil Cope No time 4 x 100 meters 4. (So.) No time 1975 1. USC 38.86 1936 (m) 4. Roy Staley (Jr.) No time (Randy Williams, Mike Simmons, Ken Randle, 1937 2. Roy Staley (Sr.) 14.5 James Gilkes) 1938 5. Jim Humphrey (Jr.) No time 6. Ivy Bledsoe No time 1976 3. USC 39.51 1940 6. John Biewener (So.) No time (Joel Andrews, Mike Simmons, Ken Randle, 1941 5. John Biewener (Jr.) 14.7 James Gilkes) 6. Art Kacewicz 14.8 1942 5. John Biewener (Sr.) No time 1977 1. USC 39.56 1946 6. Al Lawrence No time (Joel Andrews, Mike Simmons, Tom Andrews, 1949 2. Dick Attlesey (Jr.) 14.2 Clancy Edwards) 1950 1. Dick Attlesey (Sr.) 14.1 4. Art Barnard 14.5 1978 1. USC 39.31 1951 1. Jack Davis (So.) 13.8 (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, 3. Art Barnard 14.2 Clancy Edwards) 1952 (m) 1. Jack Davis (Jr.) 14.0 5. Willard Wright (So.) 14.4 1979 1. USC 39.35 1953 1. Jack Davis (Sr.) 14.1 (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, 1954 2. Willard Wright (Sr.) 14.4 Colin Bradford) 1958 4. Bob Lawson 14.3 1961 2. Bob Pierce (So.) 14.1 Jack Davis 1980 1. USC 39.16 1962 3. Brian Polkinghorne (Jr.) 14.0 440-yard hurdles (Kevin Williams, Bill Green, James Sanford, 1963 3. Brian Polkinghorne (Sr.) 14.3 1948 (m) 3. Ron Frazier (So.) 52.92 Mike Sanford) 1964 (m) 4. Theo Viltz (Jr.) 14.2 1961 2. Bobby Staten (Sr.) 51.1 1965 1. Paul Kerry (So.) 14.0 1963 1. Rex Cawley (Sr.) 49.6 MR 1986 3. USC 38.90 3. Theo Viltz (Sr.) 14.1 1967 3. Geoff Vanderstock (Jr.) 50.4 (Robert Reading, Antonio Manning, Mike 1967 1. Earl McCullouch (Jr.) 13.59 MR) 1968 (m) 3. Geoff Vanderstock (Sr.) 50.7 Dexter, Luis Morales) 6. Paul Kerry (Sr.) 14.05 1968 (m) 1. Earl McCullouch (Sr.) 13.5 400-meter hurdles 1992 5. USC 39.21 1971 5. Lance Babb (Jr.) 14.1 1976 3. Tom Andrews (Jr.) 49.41 (Curtis Conway, Jeff Laynes, Travis Hannah, 1972 (m) 1. Jerry Wilson (Jr.) 13.4 1977 1. Tom Andrews (Sr.) 49.48 Quincy Watts) 110-meter high hurdles 1978 2. Richard Graybehl (Sr.) 49.31 1975 6. Mike Johnson (So.) 14.46 1988 5. George Porter (So.) 50.37 1995 4. USC 39.10 1980 4. Tonie Campbell (So.) 13.66 1989 3. George Porter (Jr.) 49.19 (Anthony Volsan, Ed Hervey, Udeme 1982 1. Milan Stewart (Sr.) 13.53 1993 7. Marcus Carter (Jr.) 51.65 Ekpenyong, Bryan Krill) 1988 7. Robert Reading (Jr.) 17.11 1994 3. Jean-Paul Bruwier (Sr.) 50.37 1989 1. Robert Reading (Sr.) 13.19 7. Pedro Rodrigues (So.) 51.06 1997 6. USC 39.53 1990 3. Mark Crear (Jr.) 13.65 1996 8. Kenny Alade’fa (Sr.) 51.02 (Jason Shelton, Marcus Holiwell, Tony Serpas, 1992 1. Mark Crear (Sr.) 13.49 2000 1. Felix Sanchez (Sr.) 48.41 Jerome Davis) 1997 6. William Erese (So.) 13.72 2008 7. Kai Kelley (Sr.) 50.34 1998 5. William Erese (Jr.) 13.77 2010 8. Reggie Wyatt (Fr.) 53.99 1999 2. USC 39.15 1999 7. William Erese (Sr.) 13.88 2012 3. Reggie Wyatt (Jr.) 49.11 (Miguel Fletcher, Sultan McCullough, Charles 2001 3. Ryan Wilson (So.) 13.79w Lee, Jerome Davis) 2002 6. Ryan Wilson (Jr.) 13.70 4 x 100 yards 2003 1. Ryan Wilson (Sr.) 13.35 1964 (m) 3. USC 40.3 2000 5. USC 39.54 2007 7. Kai Kelley (Jr.) 13.86 (Wellesley Clayton, Dick Cortese, Gary Comer, (Darrell Rideaux, Sultan McCullough, Vince 2008 6. Kai Kelley (Sr.) 13.80 Dave Morris) Williams, Andre Ammons) 2010 4. Oscar Spurlock (Jr.) 13.58 2011 3. Brendan Ames (Sr.) 13.34 UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 45 2002 5. USC 39.27 1995 5. USC Pole Vault (Darrell Rideaux, Sultan McCullough, Wes Felix, (Udeme Ekpenyong, Ed Hervey, Pedro 1929 5. Jack Williams (Sr.) Kareem Kelly) Rodrigues, Bryan Krill) 1930 2. William Hubbard (Sr.) 13-0 6. Pete Chlentzos (So.) 2005 5. USC 39.17 1997 4. USC 3:03.28 6. William Livingston (Sr.) (Garry Jones, Wes Felix, Phillip Francis, Jeff (Ray Carter, Dion Joyner, Jerome Davis, Issac 1931 1. Bill Graber (So.) 13-10 1/4 Garrison) Turner) 1933 1. Bill Graber (Sr.) 13-11 1934 3. James Fimple (So.) 13-6 4 x 440 yards 1999 7. USC 3:11.26 1935 1. Earle Meadows (So.) 14-1 MR 1966 3. USC 3:07.5 (Charles Lee, Vince Williams, Felix Sanchez, 1. Bill Sefton (So.) 14-1 MR (Dennis Carr, Dave Buck, Roger Wolff, Dwight Jerome Davis) 6. James Fimple (Jr.) 13-0 Middleton) 1936 1. Earle Meadows (Jr.) 14-1 3/4 MR 2000 3. USC 3:04.22 1. Bill Sefton (Jr.) 14-1 3/4 MR (Andre Ammons, Vince Williams, Felix Sanchez, 1967 6. USC 3:07.9 5. Loring Day (So.) 13-6 1/2 LeRoy Jordan) (Geoff Vanderstock, Dave Buck, Roger Wolff, 5. John Hooker (Sr.) 13-6 1/2 Richard Joyce) 2006 4. USC 3:03.08 1937 1. Bill Sefton (Sr.) 14-8 3/4 MR (Kai Kelley, Jeff Garrison, DeSean Cunningham, 2. Earle Meadows (Sr.) 14-4 3/4 1972 (m) 6. USC 3:09.2 4. Irving Howe (So.) 13-10 (Tony Krzyzosiak, Earl Richardson, Leon Brown, Lionel Larry) 1938 1. Loring Day (Jr.) 14-2 Edesel Garrison) 2009 7. USC 3:04.18 2. Irving Howe (Jr.) 13-10 1973 6. USC 3:07.19 (Jason Price, Nate Anderson, Joey Hughes, 5. Ken Dills (Jr.) 13-6 (Trevor Campbell, Earl Richardson, James Baxter, Duane Walker) 1939 2. Loring Day (Sr.) 14-2 Claude Brown) 1940 1. Ken Dills (Sr.) 13-10 2010 5. USC 3:04.54 1941 3. Byron Dudley (Sr.) 13-6 1974 4. USC 3:06.56 (Bryshon Nellum, Nate Anderson, Joey Hughes, Reggie Wyatt) 3. Bill Schaefer (Jr.) 13-6 (Trevor Campbell, Greg Jones, Ken Randle, 1942 2. Bill Schaefer (Sr.) 13-9 Claude Brown) 2012 2. USC 3:00.64 1946 2. Bob Hart (So.) 13-4 (Joey Hughes, Josh Mance, Reggie Wyatt, 4. Fred Winter (Sr.) 13-0 Bryshon Nellum) 1947 1. Bob Hart (Jr.) 14-0

Steeplechase 1963 4. Julio Marin (Sr.) 9:34.5

High Jump 1926 3. Henry Coggeshall (So.) 6-4 1/4 1930 1. Jim Stewart (So.) 6-3 3/4 2. (So.) 6-2 1931 3. Will Brannan (So.) 6-2 6. Jim Stewart (Jr.) 6-1 1933 1. Duncan McNaughton (Sr.) 6-4 1934 3. Will Brannan (Sr.) 6-0 1936 4. (So.) 6-4 1937 3. Delos Thurber (Jr.) 6-6 1/4 1938 4. Delos Thurber (Sr.) 6-7 1/4 1939 1. John Wilson (So.) 6-6 2. Clarke Mallery (Jr.) 6-5 1940 1. John Wilson (Jr.) 6-6 1/4 1941 2. John Wilson (Sr.) 6-8 3/4 4. Gil LaCava (Jr.) 6-5 3/4 Ken Randle 1942 2. Gil LaCava (Sr.) 6-4 2. Searles Tally (Jr.) 6-4 4x400 meters 1946 5. Bill Wakefi eld (Jr.) 6-4 1975 4. USC 3:05.73 1949 4. Jack Barnes (So.) 6-4 Steve Klassen (Trevor Campbell, Rod Connors, Mike Simmons, 1950 4. Dick Brombach (So.) 6-4 Tom Andrews) 1952 4. Manuel Ronquillo (Jr.) 6-6 1948 4. Bob Hart (Sr.) 13-8 1953 4. Ernie Shelton (So.) 6-7 4. John Montgomery (Jr.) 13-8 1976 6. USC 3:06.62 5. Manuel Ronquillo (Sr.) 6-5 1949 4. John Montgomery (Sr.) 13-8 (Trevor Campbell, Rod Connors, Rayfi eld Beaton, 1954 1. Ernie Shelton (Jr.) 6-10 1/4 1950 5. Walt Jensen (Jr.) 13-6 Claude Brown) 6. Jack Findley (So.) 6-4 1/4 5. Jack Rowan (Jr.) 13-6 1955 1. Ernie Shelton (Sr.) 6-11 MR 1951 2. Walt Jensen (Sr.) 14-0 1977 1. USC 3:04.50 1958 2. (So.) 6-8 2. Jack Rowan (Sr.) 14-0 (Joel Andrews, Lloyd Johnson, Rayfi eld Beaton, 1960 3. Charles Dumas (Sr.) 6-8 1952 6. Leroy Cox (Fr.) 13-6 Tom Andrews) 1961 2. Bob Avant (Sr.) 7-0 1954 5. Walt Levack (So.) 13-6 1963 1. Lew Hoyt (So.) 6-9 1/4 1955 2. Walt Levack (Jr.) 14-6 1978 4. USC 3:06.25 1966 3. Greg Heet (So.) 6-10 2. Ron Morris (So.) 14-6 (Joel Andrews, Richard Graybehl, Rayfi eld 1971 2. Larry Hollins (Jr.) 7-0 1956 3. Walt Levack (Sr.) 14-4 Beaton, Billy Mullins) 1983 8. Anthony Caire (So.) 7-3 5. Ron Morris (Jr.) 14-0 2002 2. (tie) Dawid Jaworski (Jr.) 7-4 1/2 1958 1. Gene Freudenthal (Jr.) 14-4 1979 6. USC 3:07.06 2003 1. Dawid Jaworski (Sr.) 7-5 3/4 5. Ernie Bullard (Sr.) 14-0 (James Sanford, James Walters, Colin Bradford, 2005 1. Jesse Williams (Jr.) 7-6 5. Jerry Hren (Sr.) 14-0 Rod Bethany) 2006 1. Jesse Williams (Sr.) 7-7 1/4 1960 2. Jim Brewer (Jr.) 14-6 2009 3. Manjula Wijesekara (Jr.) 7-3 3/4 1961 1. Jim Brewer (Sr.) 15-4 1992 2. USC 3:00.58 2010 2. Manjula Wijesekara (Sr.) 7-3 3/4 1962 5. (Jr.) 14-9 (Travis Hannah, Curtis Conway, Ralph Cannady, 1963 6. Mel Hein (Sr.) 15-6 1/2 Quincy Watts) PAGEPAGE 46 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE 1964 2. Mike Flanagan (Sr.) 15-9 (i)4. Julien Kapek (Sr.) 53-11 3/4 Hammer 1965 1. Bill Fosdick (So.) 15-8 1/2 1. Julien Kapek (Sr.) 56-2 1984 12. John Wolitarsky (So.) 206-11 1967 1. Bob Seagren (So.) 17-4 (MR) 3. Allen Simms (So.) 55-5 1/2 1987 6. Andrew Tolputt (Fr.) 207-10 2. Paul Wilson (So.) 17-4 2005 2. Allen Simms (Sr.) 55-10 1/2 1993 1. Balazs Kiss (Fr.) 246-10 1968 2. Bob Seagren (Jr.) 16-8 1994 1. Balazs Kiss (So.) 245-6 1969 1. Bob Seagren (Sr.) 17-7 (MR) Discus 1995 1. Balazs Kiss (Jr.) 261-3 MR 1973 4. Robert Pullard (Jr.) 16-6 1923 4. Norm Anderson (So.) 133-8 1996 1. Balazs Kiss (Sr.) 265-3 MR 1974 5. Robert Pullard (Sr.) 17-0 1926 1. Bud Houser (Sr.) 148-11 2. Bengt Johansson (So.) 229-1 1976 3. Russ Rogers (Jr.) 17-7 1930 4. Robert Hall (So.) 150-4 1997 1. Bengt Johansson (Jr.) 230-1 1979 6. Jerry Mulligan (Jr.) 16-6 1931 1. Robert Hall (Jr.) 152-7 1998 2. Bengt Johansson (Sr.) 236-2 1982 1. Dave Kenworthy (Jr.) 17-11 3/4 1934 2. Ken Carpenter (So.) 155-9 1999 2. Norbert Horvath (So.) 241-11 1983 7. Dave Kenworthy (Sr.) 17-2 3/4 1935 1. Ken Carpenter (Jr.) 157-11 2000 5. Norbert Horvath (Jr.) 231-11 1986 4. Steve Klassen (Jr.) 17-8 1/2 1936 1. Ken Carpenter (Sr.) 173-0 2001 5. Norbert Horvath (Sr.) 234-5 1987 6. Steve Klassen (Sr.) 17-9 3/4 1937 4. Phil Gaspar (So.) 149-10 2004 8. Michael Murray (Sr.) 211-11 8. Eric White (Sr.) 17-1 3/4 1938 6. Art Wrotnowski (Jr.) 149-11 2005 6. Adam Midles (So.) 208-11 1999 7. Dennis Kholev (So.) 16-10 3/4 1946 4. Sylvester Heinberg 141-11 2006 7. Adam Midles (Jr.) 216-1 2001 1. Dennis Kholev (Sr.) 18-6 1/2 1950 2. Sim Iness (So.) 171-2 2007 5. Adam Midles (Sr.) 225-0 2003 5. (tie) Jeff Ryan (Sr.) 17-4 1/2 1952 1. Sim Iness (Jr.) 173-2 2010 5. Trey Henderson (Jr.) 219-5 2. Parry O'Brien (Jr.) 170-4 2011 4. Trey Henderson (Sr.) 221-8 Long Jump 1953 1. Sim Iness (Sr.) 190-0 1923 4. Otto Anderson (So.) 22-2 3/4 2. Parry O'Brien (Sr.) 173-8 Javelin 1926 3. Clifton Reynolds (So.) 1954 2. Des Koch (Jr.) 169-4 1926 5. Andrew Cook 1929 1. Jess Mortensen (Jr.) 203-7 1929 2. Jess Hill (Sr.) 23-11 3. Leon Patterson (So.) 169-0 1930 3. Jess Mortensen (Sr.) 201-5 3. Howard Paul (So.) 23-11 1955 1. Des Koch (Sr.) 176-0 1931 5. Ken McKenzie (So.) 193-5 1930 3. (So.) 24-2 1/2 1956 3. Rink Babka (Jr.) 170-9 1933 6. Frank Williamson (Jr.) 189-11 1931 3. Dick Barber (Jr.) 24-9 1/4 1958 T1. Rink Babka (Sr.) 186-2 1936 5. Tex Milner 197-0 1934 1. Al Olson (So.) 25-4 1/4 4. Jack Egan (Sr.) 170-7 1937 5. Charles Soper (Jr.) 1935 2. Al Olson (Jr.) 25-8 3/4 1960 2. Jim Wade (So.) 176-3 1938 4. Reed Trusel (Jr.) 204-7 6. Paul Jungkeit (Sr.) 23-10 1965 5. Gary Carlsen (So.) 173-11 1939 1. Bob Peoples (So.) 220-6 1936 3. George Boone (Jr.) 24-8 1/2 1966 2. Gary Carlsen (Jr.) 187-7 3. Hugo DeGroot 206-7 4. Donald Skinner (So.) 24-5 1967 2. Gary Carlsen (Sr.) 186-4 6. Reed Trusel (Sr.) 191-5 5. Clark Crane (Jr.) 24-2 1/2 1970 6. Dave Murphy (Sr.) 178-7 1941 2. Bob Peoples (Sr.) 212-0 1937 5. George Boone (Sr.) 24-8 3/4 1971 6. Joe Antunovich (Sr.) 178-2 1943 3. Doug Miller (So.) 194-1 1941 3. Mel Bleeker (Jr.) 23-10 1975 6. Darrell Elder (Fr.) 180-0 1951 6. Larry Goins (Jr.) 207-7 6. Kenneth Wren (So.) 23-4 1976 2. Ralph Fruguglietti (Jr.) 202-0 1953 1. Dick Genther 216-9 1942 2. Mel Bleeker (Sr.) 23-11 1/2 6. Darrell Elder (So.) 187-5 1956 2. Doug Maijala (Jr.) 229-10 5. Kenneth Wren (Jr.) 23-3 1/4 1977 2. Ralph Fruguglietti (Sr.) 198-2 1958 6. Mike Page (Jr.) 227-1 1943 2. Edsel Curry (Fr.) 24-1 3/4 1984 9. Hank Kraychir (Sr.) 198-7 1960 6. Bob Sbordone (Sr.) 234-9 1946 3. Al Lawrence (So.) 24-7 1/4 1986 3. Bernd Kneissler (Sr.) 195-2 1961 4. Bob Sbordone (Sr.) 234-9 1947 5. Al Lawrence (Jr.) 23-10 1994 7. Gary Kirchhoff (Sr.) 186-10 1962 1. Jan Sikorsky (So.) 249-4 1949 3. Henry Aihara (Jr.) 24-0 1/4 1995 6. Chad Danowsky (Sr.) 182-3 1995 2. Nils Fearnley (Sr.) 238-8 1950 2. Henry Aihara (Sr.) 25-1 1/2 2010 5. Aaron Dan (Sr.) 184-2 2008 2. Corey White (Jr.) 255-2 1951 3. Frank Flores (Jr.) 23-10 2009 2. Corey White (Sr.) 248-5 6. Verle Sorgen (So.) 23-2 1/2 Shot Put 1952 5. Frank Flores (Sr.) 24-2 1/4 1923 1. Norm Anderson (So.) 46-8 1954 2. Jon Arnett (So.) 24-8 3/4 1926 2. Bud Houser (Sr.) 48-5 1961 2. Luther Hayes (Sr.) 24-9 1931 1. Robert Hall (Jr.) 49-9 1964 4. Wellesley Clayton (Jr.) 25-0 3/4 1933 2. Hueston Harper (Jr.) 50-9 1965 4. Wellesley Clayton (Sr.) 24-7 1934 6. Hueston Harper (Sr.) 50-3 3/4 1971 2. Henry Hines (Sr.) 25-6 1/2 1936 6. Clarence Schleimer (Sr.) 14.23 1972 1. Randy Williams (Fr.) 26-8 1/4 1940 4. Don McNeil 51-10 1/4 5. Henry Jackson (Sr.) 25-8 1/4 1941 3. Carl Merritt (Jr.) 50-7 1/2 1973 4. Randy Williams (So.) 25-6 1/4 1942 2. Carl Merritt (Sr.) 52-5 1/4 1974 2. Randy Williams (Jr.) 26-4 5. Wilbur Thompson (Jr.) 50-3 1975 4. Randy Williams (Sr.) 25-11 1/2 1946 2. Wilbur Thompson (Sr.) 52-7 Corey White 6. Gerald Hardeman (So.) 25-8 1947 6. Bill Bayless (So.) 52-8 3/4 1977 1. Larry Doubley (Fr.) 26-11 3/4 (MR) 1949 5. Bill Bayless (Sr.) 53-4 1/2 Decathlon 1980 2. Larry Doubley (Jr.) 26-8 1/4 6. Jess Swope (Jr.) 52-9 1/2 1974 3. Bo Sterner (So.) 7,589 1983 4. Ed Tave (So.) 26-9 1/4 1951 2. Parry O'Brien (So.) 53-10 5. Bob Coffman (Sr.) 7,535 1984 4. Ed Tave (Jr.) 26-4 1/2 1952 1. Parry O'Brien (Jr.) 57-0 1/2 MR 1984 3. Mike Gonzales (So.) 7,809 2003 7. Allen Simms (So.) 25-2 3/4 1953 1. Parry O'Brien (Sr.) 58-7 1/4 MR 1998 7. Daniel Haag (Fr.) 7,339w 1955 4. Ray Martin (Jr.) 56-4 1/2 Triple Jump 1958 1. Dave Davis (So.) 58-6 1/2 1936 3. George Boone (Jr.) 47-1 1960 1. Dallas Long (Jr.) 61-9 1952 2. Frank Flores (Sr.) 48-9 1/4 1961 1. Dallas Long (Sr.) 63-3 1/2 MR 1956 4. Jack Findley (Sr.) 48-1 1962 1. Dallas Long (Sr.) 64-7 MR 1960 1. Luther Hayes (Jr.) 50-11 1/2 1964 5. Don Castle (Jr.) 58-6 1961 1. Luther Hayes (Sr.) 51-2 1/4 1969 6. Tom Colich (Jr.) 59-10 6. Bill Jackson (Sr.) 47-11 1/2 1970 2. Dave Murphy (Sr.) 63-8 1968 3. Tim Barrett (So.) 51-0 1971 5. Doug Lane (Jr.) 63-2 1/4 1975 4. Tom Cochee (So.) 53-7 1972 3. Doug Lane (Sr.) 64-6 1976 2. Tom Cochee (Jr.) 53-10 1/4 1983 5. Hank Kraychir (Jr.) 66-0 1/2 1997 6. Kedjeloba Mambo (Fr.) 51-7 1/4 1984 7. Hank Kraychir (Sr.) 63-4 2002 3. Julien Kapek (Jr.) 54-4 3/4 2006 7. Noah Bryant (Jr.) 63-3 1/4 2003 (i)1. Allen Simms (So.) 56-7 1/2 2007 1. Noah Bryant (Sr.) 65-9 Adam Midles UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 47 USC's All-Time NCAA Point Leaders

Athlete Years Competed Events Individual Titles Won Total Points 1. Jack Davis 1951-1953 110y HH, 120y LH, 200y 4 54 2. Mel Patton 1947-49 100y, 220y 5 50 3. Lennox Miller 1967-69 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m 1 47 4. Cliff Bourland 1941-43 100y, 220y, 440y 2 46 5. Parry O'Brien 1951-53 Discus, Shot Put 2 44 6. Balazs Kiss 1993-96 Hammer 4 40 7. Randy Williams 1972--75 Long Jump, 4x100y 1 31 8. Dallas Long 1960-62 Shot Put 3 30 9. Bill Sefton 1935-37 Pole Vault 3 29 10. Bob Seagren 1967-69 Pole Vault 2 28 John Wilson 1939-41 High Jump 2 28 Ken Carpenter 1934-36 Discus 2 28 Luther Hayes 1959-61 LJ, TJ 2 28 Sim Iness 1950-53 Discus 2 28 15. James Sanford 1978-80 100m, 200m, 4x100m 0 27.5 16. Earle Meadows 1935-37 Pole Vault 2 27 17. Jerome Davis 1997-99 400m, 4x100m, 4x400m 1 26.5 18. Foy Draper 1934-36 100y, 220y 0 26 Lou Zamperini 1938-40 Mile Run 2 26 James Gilkes 1975-75 100m, 200m, 4x100m 0 26 Bengt Johansson 1996-98 Hammer 1 26 Dick Attlesby 1947, 49-50 120y HH, 220y LH 1 26 23. Earl McCullouch 1967-68 110m hurdles, 4x100y 2 25 Clancy Edwards 1977-78 100m, 200m, 4x100m 2 25 25. Edesel Garrison 1969-72 440y, 4x100y, 4x400y 0 24.25

Sim Iness Mike and James Sanford

PAGEPAGE 48 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE OLYMPIC GLORY USC Olympians

YEAR SITE OLYMPIC TEAM MEMBER 1904 St. Louis Emil Breitkreutz, 800m (bronze).

1912 Stockholm Fred Kelly, high hurdles (gold); , high jump (gold); J. Ira Courtney, 100m, 200m 4x100m; , 100m.

1920 Antwerp Charles Paddock, 100m (gold), 200m (silver), 4x100m (gold); , 110m hurdles (gold); George Schiller, 400m; Roy Evans, discus; John Boyle, discus; Otto Anderson, high hurdles.

1924 Clarence Houser, discus (gold), shot put (gold); Norm Anderson, shot; , triple jump; Charles Paddock, 200m (silver); Morton Kaer, pentathlon; Otto Anderson, decathlon; Lee Barnes (in high school), pole vault (gold); , pentathlon.

1928 Clarence Houser, discus (gold); Charles Paddock, 200m; Lee Barnes, pole vault; Charles Borah, 4x100m (gold); James Stewart, decathlon; Leighton Dye, high hurdles; Frank Wykoff, 4x100m (gold); Simeon To ribio, high jump; , discus (silver), Jim Corson,discus (bronze).

1932 Los Angeles Peter Clentzos, pole vault; Duncan McNaughton, high jump (gold); Simeon Toribio, high jump (bronze); Frank Wykoff, 4x100m (gold); Ed Ablowich, 4x400m (gold); Dick Barber, broad jump; Bill Graber, pole vault; Bob Van Osdel, high jump (silver); Lillian Copeland, discus (gold).

1936 Berlin Frank Wykoff, 100m, 4x100m (gold); Foy Draper, 4x100m (gold); Hal Smallwood, 400m; Al Fitch, 4x400m (silver); Roy Staley, highs; Bill Graber, pole vault; Earle Meadows, pole vault (gold); Bill Sefton, pole vault; Delos Thurber, high jump (bronze); Ken Carpenter, discus (gold); Louis Zamperini, 5,000m.

1948 London Mel Patton, 100m, 200m (gold), 4x100m (gold); Cliff Bourland, 200m, 4x400m (gold); Bob Chambers, 800m; Roland Sink 1,500m; Wilbur Thompson, shot put (gold); , 400m hurdles (gold), 4x400m (gold).

1952 Helsinki Art Barnard, high hurdles (bronze); Jack Davis, high hurdles (silver); Sim Iness, discus (gold); Parry O’Brien, shot put (gold).

1956 Melbourne Jack Davis, high hurdles (silver); Des Koch, discus (bronze); Jim Lea, 400m, 1,600m relay; Parry O’Brien, shot put (gold); Max Truex, 5,000m, 10,000m; Charlie Dumas, high jump (gold), Murray Cockburn, 4x400m, 400m.

1960 Rome Rink Babka, discus (silver); Charlie Dumas, high jump; Dallas Long, shot put (bronze); Ron Morris, pole vault (silver); Parry O’Brien, shot put (silver); Max Truex, 10,000m, Les Mills, shot and discus.

1964 Tokyo Rex Cawley, 400m hurdles (gold); Mike Larrabee, 400m (gold), 4x400m (gold); Dallas Long, shot put (gold); Parry O’Brien, shot put; Terrezene Brown, high jump, Les Mills, shot and discus.

Tonie Campbell and Bill Green Parry O'Brien UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 49 1968 Mexico City Lennox Miller, 100m (silver), 400m relay; Bob Seagren, pole vault (gold); Gary Carlsen, discus; , 100m; Geoff Vanderstock, 400m hurdles; Patty Van Wolvelaere, 80m hurdles, Les Mills, shot.

1972 Lennox Miller, 100m (bronze), 400m relay; Don Quarrie, 200m, 400m relay; Randy Williams, long jump (gold); Bob Seagren, pole vault (silver); Sherry Calvert, javelin; Patty Van Wolvelaere, 100m hurdles, Les Mills, shot and discus.

1976 Montreal Guy Abrahams, 100m; Rayfi eld Beaton, 800m; Colin Bradford, 400m, 1,600m relay; James Gilkes, 100m; David Omwansa, 800m; Don Quarrie, 100m (silver), 200m (gold), 1600m relay; Randy Williams, long jump; Bo Sterner, decathlon; Sherry Calvert, javelin.

1980 Moscow (The USA team was honorary because of boycott) Bob Coffman, decathlon; Tonie Campbell, 110m high hurdles; Bill Green, 400m; Randy Williams, long jump; Don Quarrie, 100m, 200m (bronze), 4x100m; Arto Bryggare, 110m high hurdles; Colin Bradford, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m; James Gilkes, 100m 200m.

1984 Los Angeles Tonie Campbell, 110m high hurdles; Toshihiko Seko, marathon; Arto Bryggare, 110m high hurdles (bronze), Mark Handelman (Israel), 800m, 1500m, Don Quarrie, 200m, 4x100m (silver), Ibrahim Okash, 400m; Luis Morales, 100m, 200m.

1988 Seoul Tonie Campbell, 110m high hurdles (bronze); Ibrahim Okash, 800m; Toshihiko Seko, marathon; Pedro Morales, 100m; Wendy Brown, heptathlon; Leslie Maxie, 400m hurdles.

1992 Barcelona Quincy Watts, 400m (gold), 4x400m (gold); Pedro Rodrigues, 400m hurdles; Udeme Ekpenyong, 400m; Sau Ying Chan, 100m hurdles, Myra Mayberry, 100m, 400m; Arto Bryggare, 110m hurdles.

1996 Atlanta Sau Ying Chan, 100m high hurdles; Udeme Ekpenyong, 1,600m relay; Myra Mayberry, 100m, 200m; Kehinde Alade’fa, 400m hurdles; William Erese, 110m high hurdles; Paul Greene, 400m, 1,600m relay; Jean Paul Bruwier, 400m hurdles; Jason Shelton, 400m relay; Inger Miller, 200m, 4x100m (gold); Mark Crear, 110m high hurdles (silver); Balazs Kiss, hammer (gold).

2000 Sydney Esi Benyarku, 200m, 400m relay; Mark Crear, 110m hurdles (bronze); Natasha Danvers, 400m hurdles, 1600m relay; Torri Edwards, 4x100m (bronze); Bengt Johansson, hammer; Balazs Kiss, hammer; Brigita Langerholc, 800m, 1600m relay; Myra Mayberry, 100m; Natasha Mayers, 100m; Inger Miller, 100m, 200m, 4x100m; Felix Sanchez, 400m hurdles; Tony Serpas, 100m, Pedro Rodriguez, 400m hurdles.

2004 Allyson Felix, 200m (silver); Julien Kapek, triple jump; Natasha Mayers, 100m; Felix Sanchez, 400m IH (gold); Julianna Tudja, hammer; Majula Wijesekara, high jump, Eva Orban, hammer, Angela Williams, 4x100m.

2008 Beijing Marvin Anderson, 200m; Natasha Danvers-Smith, 400m IH (bronze); Torri Edwards 100m, 4x100m; Allyson Felix, 200m (silver), 4x400m (gold); Brigita Langerholc, 800m; Eva Orban, hammer; Carol Rodriguez, 200m, 400m; Felix Sanchez, 400m IH; Inga Stasiulionyte, javelin; Angela Williams, 4x100m; Jesse Williams, high jump.

2012 London Aarron Brown, 200m; Zsofi a Erdelyi, marathon; Allyson Felix, 100m, 200m (gold), 4x100m (gold), 4x400m (gold); Tina Kefalas, marathon; Josh Mance, 4x400m (silver); Bryshon Nellum, 4x400m (silver), 400m; Eva Orban, hammer; Carol Rodriguez, 400m, Felix Sanchez, 400m IH (gold); Duane Solomon, 800m; Jesse Williams, high jump.

Lennox Miller Julien Kapek PAGEPAGE 50 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE UUSC'sSC's OLYMPICOLYMPIC CHAMPIONSCHAMPIONS

YYEAREAR SITESITE U USCSC OOLYMPICLYMPIC CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS 1912 Stockholm Fred Kelly, 110m hurdles; Alma Richards, high jump.

1920 Antwerp Charles Paddock, 100m, sprint relay; Earl Thomson (Canadian team), 110m hurdles.

1924 Paris Clarence (Bud) Houser, shot put, discus; Lee Barnes, pole vault (while in high school).

1928 Amsterdam Clarence (Bud) Houser, discus; Frank Wykoff, sprint relay; Charles Borah, sprint relay.

1932 Los Angeles Duncan McNaughton (Canadian team), high jump; Frank Wykoff, sprint relay; Ed Ablowich, 1,600m relay; Lillian Copeland, discus.

1936 Berlin Kenneth Carpenter, discus; Earle Meadows, pole vault; Frank Wykoff, sprint relay; Foy Draper, sprint relay.

1948 London Mel Patton, 200m, 400m relay; Wilbur Thompson, shot put; Cliff Bourland, 1,600m relay; Roy Cochran, 400m hurdles, 1,600m relay (did not compete while at USC).

1952 Helsinki Sim Iness, discus; Parry O’Brien, shot put.

1956 Melbourne Parry O’Brien, shot put; Charlie Dumas, high jump.

1964 Tokyo Dallas Long, shot put; Rex Cawley, 400m hurdles; Mike Larrabee, 400m, 1,600m relay.

1968 Mexico City Bob Seagren, pole vault.

1972 Munich Randy Williams, long jump.

1976 Montreal Don Quarrie (Jamaican team), 200m.

1992 Barcelona Quincy Watts, 400m, 1,600m relay.

1996 Atlanta Balazs Kiss (Hungarian team), hammer; Inger Miller, 400m relay.

2004 Athens Felix Sanchez (Dominican team), 400m IH

2008 Beijing Allyson Felix, 4x400m relay

2012 London Allyson Felix, 200m, 4x100m relay, 4x400m relay; Felix Sanchez (Dominican team), 400m IH

FFelixelix SSanchezanchez UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 51 TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAMERS Seventeen people associated with the USC track and fi eld program are among the more than 100 members of the National Track & Field Hall of Fame in Indianapolis, Ind. They are (along with the year of their enshrinement): Jim Bush (1987)* Lillian Copeland (1994) Dean Cromwell (1974)** Jack Davis (2004) Charles Dumas (1990) Barbara Ferrell [Edmonson] (1988)* Clarence “Bud” Houser (1979) Payton Jordan (1982)** Dallas Long (1996) Earl Meadows (1996) Jess Mortensen (1992)** Parry O’Brien (1974) Charles Paddock (1976) Vern Wolfe Mel Patton (1985) Bob Seagren (1986) Earl Thomson (1977) Randy Williams Vern Wolfe (1996)** Frank Wykoff (1977) Rex Cawley (2007) * Coach at USC Randy Williams (2009) ** Coach & Athlete at USC

Bob Seagren Frank Wykoff Rex Cawley

Hall of Fame Coaches Payton Jordan & Dean Cromwell

Dallas Long Earle Meadows

PAGEPAGE 52 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE HERITAGE AWARD WINNERS 1990 Earl McCullouch 1996 2002 2009 Jon Arnett Charles Paddock Edsel Curry Felix Sanchez Edesel Garrison Rink Babka Geoff Vanderstock Larry Stuart Roy Staley Ken Matsuda Cliff Bourland Frank Wykoff Jack Trout Virginia Powell Gary Carlsen 2003 Rex Crawley 1992 1997 Fred Kelly 2010 Leon Clark Dean B. Cromwell Mark Crear Sherry Calvert Jack Davis Clancy Edwards Foy Draper 2004 Ken Randle Bud Houser Luther Hayes Balazs Kiss Torri Edwards Jesse Williams Sim Iness Ernie Shelton Inger Miller Johnny Wilson Payton Jordan Randy Williams 2011 Des Koch 1998 Charles Borah Jim Lea 2005 1993 Tom Andrews George Ambrose Kinshasa Davis Dallas Long Julio Marin James Sanford Pete Clentzos Henry Hines Lennox Miller Earle Meadows Jerome Davis Ryan Wilson Ron Morris Bill Sefton Parry O’Brein 1999 Quincy Watts Bruce Bess Mel Patton 2006 2012 Vern Wolfe Dave Buck James Gilkes Don Quarrie Howard Drew Dennis Carr Grazyna Penc Bob Seagram Katherine Loker 1994 John Link Angela Williams Inga Stasiulionyte Roland Sink Dick Attlesey Moose Thompson Tonie Campbell 2000 2013 Max Truex Jess Mortensen 2007 Patty Van Wolvelaere Lillian Copeland Natasha Danvers Guy Abrahams J. Walter Smith Jerry Wilson Louis Zamperini Al & Sandy Mejia Brigita Langerholc Sam Nicholson Allen Simms 1995 1991 2001 Ken Carpenter Yvette Bates Wendy Brown 2008 Bob Chambers Fred Kuller Charles Dumas 1948 Olympic Team Bill Graber Paul Wilson Hubie Kerns Earl Vickery “A lasting tribute to individuals who contributed to the great tradition of Track & Field at the University of Southern California.”

Bud Houser Howard Drew John Link

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 53 USC REMEMBERS KATHERINE B. LOKER Katherine Bogdanovich Loker who passed away on June 26, 2008 Medal in 1995 and an honorary degree in 2000. She also at the age of 92 was associated with USC for more than 60 years. served as a life member of the Advisory Board of California A member of the Class of 1940, she was an English major and a State University, Dominguez Hills, where she received an star runner on the track team. She married stage and screen actor honorary degree in 1999; a trustee and foundation member Donald P. Loker, whose professional name was Don Terry and who of the California Science Center of Los Angeles; a founda- later served as an executive in the StarKist Foods Company, the fi rm tion executive board member of the Nixon Presidential Library founded by Katherine’s father in 1917. in Yorba Linda; and a founding member of the Los Angeles Music Center. She was an active supporter of the Donald Katherine and her husband gave more than $30 million to the uni- P. Loker Cancer Treatment Center at the California Hospital versity, placing them among the top individual benefactors in USC Medical Center, Los Angeles. history. together they were the principal benefactors of what is now the USC Loker Hydrocarbon Research Institute, where their support was instrumental in enabling Distinguished Professor George A. Olah to complete the research that led to his winning the 1994 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Katherine was also a strong supporter of USC athletics, particularly track and fi eld, which named its new stadium in her honor, and of the USC School of Theatre, where she established the Donald P. Loker Action Fellowship in memory of her beloved husband.

Katherine was elected an honorary trustee of USC in 2000. She received an honorary degree from USC in 1998 and USC’s highest honor, the Presidential Medallion, in 2006. She was also the recipient of the Alumi Association’s highest honor, and the Dean’s Medallion for the the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

She was a Presidential Associate, a member of the Board of Council- Coach Ron Allice with Katherine B. Loker ors of the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, a life member of Town and Gown, and a member of the San Diego Trojan League. Loker Award Established In 2005 she was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame and re- ceived its Spirit Award. In 2006 she received the USC Track and Field For years the Trojans have honored the top male track and Heritage Award. fi eld athlete with the Cromwell Award and in 2012 the Loker Award has been established to honor USC’s most outstand- Katherine Loker’s steadfast support of higher education extended be- ing female athlete. The award is being created to pay tribute yond the University of Southern California. She served on the Com- to Katherine B. Loker, longtime USC track and fi eld supporter mittee of University Resources at Harvard and received the Harvard who passed away in 2008.

The USC track shown here just after the new sur- face was laid down. USC’s Cromwell Field and Loker Stadium both underwent signifi cant renova- tions over the winter break in preparation for the 2013 track and fi eld season. Both the track and the infi eld have been replaced and the exterior of Loker Stadium has undergone a facelift.

USC installed a brand new Bynon BSS 2000 track, the same kind used at Hayward Field in Oregon, the site of the 2012 Olympic Trials and home to the 2013 NCAA Championships. In addition, a new all- weather Field Turf Revolution was installed in the infi eld of the track.

Also, the exterior of Loker Stadium, the fences and signs were repainted and the water fountains re- placed. The landscaping was upgraded and new jumping pits and runways were added. In addition, new fi ber was brought into the venue to provide an upgraded sight for broadcasts with the conference championships being televised this season by the Pac-12 Network.

The last time USC hosted the conference meet was for the 2003 season.

Newly refurbished Cromwell Field and Loker Stadium will be the site of the 2013 Pac-12 Track & Field Championships on May 11-12. The multi-events will be contested on May 4-5. PAGEPAGE 54 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE ALL-TIME RECORDS Best acceptable outdoor performances made by USC trackmen in undergraduate seasons of competition until Sept. 1 of their senior year and approved by the head coach. Non-winning times have not been acceptable unless fully electronically timed. All marks are converted to modern tables. TRACK EVENTS 100 METERS: 10.02, James Sanford, Pepsi Invitational, Westwood, May 11, 1980. 200 METERS: 20.03, Clancy Edwards, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, April 29, 1978. 400 METERS: 43.50, Quincy Watts, Olympic Games, Barcelona, Spain, August 5, 1992. (Olympic Record) 800 METERS: 1:44.92, Ibrahim Okash, Kvarnsveden, Sweden, June 19, 1988. 1,500 METERS: 3:39.5e, David Omwansa, Pacifi c-8 Championships, Corvallis, Ore., May 20, 1978. 5,000 METERS: 14:02.6, Ole Oleson, Easter Relays, Santa Barbara, March 23, 1968. STEEPLECHASE: 8:52.1e, Henry Perez, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, April 29, 1978. 10,000 METERS: 29:42.70, Fredson Mayiek, Pac-10 Championships, Westwood, May 21, 1988. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.33, Mark Crear, Aug. 14, 1992, Sheffi eld, and Oscar Spurlock, April 16, 2011, Mt. Sac Relays, Walnut, Calif. 400-METER HURDLES: 48.33, Felix Sanchez, June 28, 2000, Athens, Greece. 100 YARDS: 9.2, Lennox Miller, NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah, June 15, 1967; Willie Deckard, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 8, 1971. 220 YARDS: 20.2, Willie Deckard, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 8, 1971; Don Quarrie, Pacifi c-8 Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 18, 1973; Mel Patton, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, May 7, 1949 (straightaway). 440 YARDS: 45.1, Ken Randle, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 3, 1975. 880 YARDS: 1.47.7, Dennis Carr, California Relays, Modesto, Calif., May 27, 1967. ONE MILE: 4:01.89, Irek Sekretarski, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., April 15, 2007. TWO MILES: 8:44.6, Ole Oleson, USC-Stanford Dual Meet, Los Angeles, April 20, 1968. THREE MILES: 13:39.8, Neil Duggan, Santa Barbara Relays, March 23, 1968. 120-YARD HURDLES: 13.2, Earl McCullouch, Pan American Games Trials, Minneapolis, Minn., July 16, 1967. 440-YARD HURDLES: 49.6, Rex Cawley, NCAA Championships, Albuquerque, N.M., June 15, 1963.

FIELD EVENTS HIGH JUMP: 7-7 1/4 (2.32), Jesse Williams, NCAA Championships, June 9, 2006. LONG JUMP: 27-4 1/4 (8.34), Randy Williams, Olympic Games, Munich, Germany, September 9, 1972. TRIPLE JUMP: 56-4 (17.17), Allen Simms, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles, Calif., April 26, 2003. POLE VAULT: 18-6 1/2 (5.65) Dennis Kholev, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 30, 2001. SHOT PUT: 67-5 1/2 (20.56), Noah Bryant, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles, Calif., April 28, 2007. DISCUS: 206-0 (62.80), Gary Carlsen, Rose Bowl Invitational, June 4, 1967. JAVELIN (new): 272-2 (82.97m), Corey White, Texas Relays, April 4, 2009. JAVELIN (old): 267-3 (81.46), Larry Stuart, 1963. HAMMER: 271-10 (82.80), Balazs Kiss, Veszprem, Hungary, 1995. DECATHLON: 8,022, Mike Gonzales, United States Olympic Trials, Los Angeles, June 21-22, 1984. (11.43, 23-2 1/2, 45-1 3/4, 6-10 1/4, 50.92 -- 3,971 [fi rst-day total school record]) (14.67, 154-5, 14-11 1/4, 216-11, 4:29.83 -- 4,051 [second-day total school record]) RELAY EVENTS 400 METERS: 38.69, Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, Mike Sanford, USC All-Comers Meet, February 23, 1980. 440 YARDS: 38.6, Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, Lennox Miller, NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah, June 17, 1967. (World Record for yards — converts to 38.44 for meters). 800 METERS: 1:20.3e, Joel Andrews, James Sanford, Billy Mullins, Clancy Edwards, Sun Devil Relays, Tempe, Ariz., May 27, 1978. (World Record). 1,600 METERS: 3:00.58, Travis Hannah, Curtis Conway, Martin Cannady, Quincy Watts, NCAA Championships, Austin, Tex., June 6, 1992. MILE: 3:03.3e, Joel Andrews (46.5), James Sanford (45.7), Billy Mullins (44.4), Rayfi eld Beaton (46.7), Sun Devil Relays, May 27, 1978. TWO MILE: 7:17.4, John Link, Bruce Bess, Dave Buck, Dennis Carr, Coliseum Relays, May 13, 1966. FOUR MILE: 16:53.6, Wayne Lemons, Max Truex, Bob Shankland, Wes McLeod, Occidental Relays, Los Angeles, April 12, 1958. DISTANCE MEDLEY: 9:40.5, Dave Buck, Rupert Hoilett, John Link, Dennis Carr, West Coast Relays, Fresno, May 13, 1967. SPRINT MEDLEY: 3:18.0, Rex Cawley, Dave Morris, Dick Cortese, Kevin Hogan, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., May 27, 1963. SHUTTLE HURDLE: 55.5, Phil Johnson, Jim Tatham, Milan Stewart, Tonie Campbell, King Games, Palo Alto, March 28, 1981.

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 55 USC MEN’S TOP 10 PERFORMERS Listed below are the Top 10 USC track and fi eld performers in each outdoor event during seasons in which they represented USC through Sept. 1 of their senior year. It does not include marks made before or after attending USC, or during seasons in which they did not compete for USC. Current Trojans are listed in bold. (Note: Rankings are based on the conversion of plus .24 seconds from hand timing to electronic timing in the 100 and 200 meters, plus .14 in the 400 meters, as established by the NCAA, and are marked with a “+”. For races above 400 meters, the electronic time is rounded off to the nearest tenth and marked with an “e”. An “n” means non-winning.)

1,500 METERS MEN'S OLYMPIC EVENTS 1. David Omwansa ...... 3:39.5en 5/20/78 2. Ibrahim Okash ...... 3:40.86 7/5/88 100 METERS 3. Blake Shaw ...... 3:43.08 4/15/11 1. James Sanford ...... 10.02 5/11/80 4. Tomasz Babiszkiewicz ...... 3:43.41 4/15/05 2. Lennox Miller ...... 10.04 10/14/68 5. Ray Griffi n ...... 3:45.54 5/6/89 3. Clancy Edwards ...... 10.07 6/2/78 6. Irek Sekretarski ...... 3:45.60 5/2/09 4. Darwin Cook ...... 10.10 5/18/85 7. Rayfi eld Beaton ...... 3:46.2 5/1/76 Ahmad Rashad ...... 10.10 6/12/09 8. Dan Aldridge ...... 3:47.7n 5/14/77 6. Sultan McCullough ...... 10.17 3/6/99 9. Brandon Pacheco ...... 3:47.81n 4/21/96 7. Aaron Brown ...... 10.18 5/13/12 10. Duane Solomon ...... 3:48.29 5/3/08 8. Luis Morales ...... 10.21 5/14/83 Jason Shelton ...... 10.21n 6/14/97 5,000 METERS 10. James Gilkes ...... 10.22 10/13/75 1. Ole Oleson ...... 14:02.6 3/23/68 Joel Andrews ...... 10.22n 4/30/77 2. Max Truex ...... 14:04.2 5/31/57 3. Fredson Mayiek ...... 14:19.18 5/24/86 4. John Carley ...... 14:23.60 3/5/11 5. Ray Griffi n ...... 14:24.66 4/1/89 6. Roman Gomez ...... 14:28.74n 5/2/87 7. Ryan Holman ...... 14:31.9n 4/4/81 8. Adolfo Garcia ...... 14:34.7n 5/14/88 9. Justin Neems ...... 14:34.85 3/30/03 10. Angel Silva ...... 14:35.19n 4/9/88

10,000 METERS Allen Simms 1. Fredson Mayiek ...... 29:42.7n 5/21/88 2. Mitch Sloan ...... 30:15.1 4/21/90 3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE 3. Adolfo Garcia ...... 30:30.3n 5/21/88 1. Henry Perez ...... 8:52.1e 4/29/78 4. Ted Price ...... 30:31.10 3/25/11 2. Romney Mawhorter ...... 8:52.5n 5/2/87 5. Max Truex ...... 30:52.0 6/22/56 3. Fredson Mayiek ...... 9:00.42 4/29/89 4. Curtis Jones ...... 9:01.0 4/11/70 110-METER HIGH HURDLES 5. Dreux Valenti ...... 9:04.1 4/8/89 1. Mark Crear ...... 13.33 8/14/92 6. Rich Dyer ...... 9:07.4 4/18/70 Oscar Spurlock ...... 13.33 4/16/11 7. Roman Gomez ...... 9:09.4 1987 3. Ryan Wilson ...... 13.35 6/14/03 8. Adrian Rafi ee ...... 9:16.31 5/1/11 Philip Francis 4. Brendan Ames ...... 13.39 5/13/11 9. Andrew Knutsen ...... 9:19.09 5/5/01 5. Robert Reading ...... 13.42 6/2/89 10. Matt McCarthy ...... 9:20.4n 4/8/89 200 METERS 6. Earl McCullouch ...... 13.44 7/16/67 1. James Sanford ...... 19.94+ 4/19/80 Tonie Campbell ...... 13.44n 8/28/81 LONG JUMP 2. Clancy Edwards ...... 20.03 4/29/78 8. Milan Stewart ...... 13.46n 4/25/82 1. Randy Williams ...... 27-4 1/4 (8.33) 9/9/72 3. Darwin Cook ...... 20.33 5/18/85 9. Kehinde Alade’fa ...... 13.58 6/95 2. Larry Doubley ...... 26-11 3/4 (8.22) 5/3/77 4. James Gilkes ...... 20.39 6/21/75 10. Kai Kelley ...... 13.59 6/7/07 Philip Francis ...... 20:39 5/14/06 3. Henry Hines ...... 26-8 1/2 (8.14) 5/8/71 4. Allen Simms ...... 26-3 3/4 (8.02) 3/1/03 6. Edward Hervey ...... 20.40 5/19/95 400-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES 5. Ed Tave ...... 26-1 3/4 (7.97) 3/31/84 7. Antonio Manning ...... 20.41 5/4/85 1. Felix Sanchez ...... 48.33 6/28/00 6. Gerald Hardeman ...... 26-1 1/4 (7.96) 3/31/74 8. Aaron Brown ...... 20.42 8/8/12 2. Tom Andrews ...... 48.55 6/12/76 7. Wellesley Clayton ...... 26-0 (7.22) 4/3/65 8. Wes Felix ...... 20.43 5/15/04 3. Pedro Rodrigues ...... 48.82 8/20/95 8. Kenny Hays ...... 25-11 3/4 (7.91) 5/30/80 9. Luis Morales ...... 20.44n 5/22/87 4. Geoff Vanderstock ...... 48.94+ 9/11/68 9. Al Olson ...... 25-8 7/8 (7.84) 6/22/35 10. Mike Dexter ...... 20.49 5/24/86 5. Reggie Wyatt ...... 49.11 6/8/12 10. Henry Jackson ...... 25-8 (7.82) 5/6/72 6. George Porter ...... 49.19n 6/3/89 400 METERS 7. Rich Graybehl ...... 49.31n 6/3/78 TRIPLE JUMP 1. Quincy Watts ...... 43.50 8/5/92 8. Ryan Wilson ...... 49.33 5/18/03 1. Allen Simms ...... 56-4 (17.17) 4/28/03 2. Jerome Davis ...... 44.51 8/1/99 9. Kai Kelley ...... 49.79 6/12/08 2. Julien Kapek ...... 56-2 (17.12) 6/14/03 3. Lionel Larry ...... 44.63 6/14/08 10. Rex Cawley ...... 50.04+ 5/13/61 4. Bryshon Nellum ...... 44.80 6/24/12 3. Tom Cochee ...... 54-4 1/2n (16.57) 5/10/75 5. Josh Mance ...... 44.83 6/6/12 4. Djeke Mambo ...... 54-4 (16.56) 3/17/01 6. Billy Mullins ...... 44.84 5/11/80 5. Ed Washington ...... 53-9 (16.38) 3/16/74 7. Ken Randle ...... 44.99 6/4/76 Don Bryson ...... 53-9n (16.38) 5/3/75 8. Joey Hughes ...... 45.05 5/14/11 7. Kenny Hays ...... 53-3 1/4 (16.23) 5/3/80 9. Bill Green ...... 45.07n 5/10/81 8. Kedjeloba Mambo ...... 53-0 1/4 (16.16) 4/19/98 10. Travis Hannah ...... 45.17n 6/5/92 9. Michael Pullins ...... 52-10 1/4 (16.11) 3/23/85 10. Greg Harper ...... 52-8 (16.05) 5/21/88 800 METERS 1. Ibrahim Okash ...... 1:44.92 6/19/88 POLE VAULT 2. Duane Solomon ...... 1:45.69 6/24/07 1. Dennis Kholev ...... 18-6 1/2 (5.65) 5/30/00 3. Lloyd Johnson ...... 1:46.5en 7/4/77 2. Dave Kenworthy ...... 18-2 3/4 (5.55) 7/24/82 Rayfi eld Beaton ...... 1:46.5e 4/29/78 3. Russ Rogers ...... 18-1 1/2 (5.52) 3/27/76 Mark Handelsman ...... 1:46.5en 7/14/82 4. Steve Klassen ...... 18-0 1/2 (5.50) 4/19/86 6. David Omwansa ...... 1:46.8n 6/2/79 Eric White ...... 18-0 1/2 (5.50) 5/2/87 Joey Bunch ...... 1:46.8 4/19/86 Brandon Estrada ...... 18-0 1.2 (5.50) 3/6/10 8. Irek Sekretarski ...... 1:47.11 6/11/09 7. Jeff Ryan ...... 17-10 1/2 (5.45) 5/17/03 9. Isaac Turner ...... 1:47.15 5/3/97 8. Bob Seagren ...... 17-9 (5.41) 9/12/68 10. William Wang ...... 1:47.3 5/3/80 9. Paul Wilson ...... 17-7 3/4 (5.37) 6/23/67 10. David Grijalva ...... 17-7 1/4 (5.37) 5/18/02

Mike Pullins PAGEPAGE 56 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE HIGH JUMP DECATHLON 1. Jesse Williams ...... 7-7 1/4 (2.32) 6/09/06 1. Mike Gonzales ...... 8,022 6/21-22/84 2. Dawid Jaworski ...... 7-5 3/4 (2.28) 6/14/03 2. Daniel Haag ...... 7,623 3/14-15/98 3. Manjula Wijesekara ...... 7-5 1/4 (2.27) 9/4/05 3. Bo Sterner ...... 7,574 6/4-5/74 4. Anthony Caire ...... 7-4 1/2 (2.25) 5/28/84 4. Bob Coffman ...... 7,321 6/4-5/74 5. Dean Owens ...... 7-2 1/4 (2.19) 4/7/73 5. Shelton Davis ...... 7,290 5/10-11/03 6. Dennis Smith ...... 7-2n (2.18) 5/24/80 6. Russell Silvers ...... 7,254 5/11-5/12/02 7. Tim Walker ...... 7-1 1/4 (2.16) 5/14/77 7. Roy Williams ...... 7,163 4/25-26/64 8. Jerry Culp ...... 7-1 (2.16) 2/23/74 8. Marcell Allmond ...... 7, 152 3/11/00 Brian Patchett ...... 7-1 (2.16) 2/22/86 9. Casey Thompson ...... 7,106 4/14-4/15/00 Jeff Trepagnier ...... 7-1 (2.16) 5/21/00 10. Robert Lawson ...... 7,098 5/30-31/55

SHOT PUT 400-METER RELAY 1. Noah Bryant ...... 67-5 1/2 (20.56) 4/28/07 1. Williams, Mullins, 2. Doug Lane ...... 66-11 1/4 (20.40) 5/19/72 J. Sanford, M. Sanford ...... 38.69 2/23/80 3. Hank Kraychir ...... 66-0 1/2 (20.13) 6/4/83 2. Williams, Mullins, 4. Dallas Long ...... 65-10 1/2 (20.08) 5/18/62 Edwards, J. Sanford ...... 38.85 4/29/78 5. Dave Murphy ...... 64-3 (19.58) 5/15/70 3. Francis, Felix, Larry, Anderson ....38.89 4/17/05 6. William Denbo ...... 63-7 1/2 (19.39) 5/12/07 4. Reading, Manning, 7. Mike Budincich ...... 63-5 3/4 (19.34) 5/1/76 Dexter, Morales ...... 38.90n 6/6/86 8 Van Mounts ...... 62-6 (19.05) 5/21/00 5. Williams, Bradford, Tambi Wenj ...... 62-6n (19.05) 1/31/87 J. Sanford, Mullins ...... 38.91 4/28/79 10. Les Mills ...... 62-1 1/2 (18.93) 8/13/64 6. Jones, Felix, Francis, Anderson ..38.92 6/9/05 7. Lee, Davis, Lance Babb DISCUS Williams, McCullough ...... 38.94n 4/3/99 1. Gary Carlsen ...... 206-0 (62.78) 6/4/67 8. Volsan, Hervey, 2. Hank Kraychir ...... 203-8 (62.08) 4/9/83 Ekpenyong, Krill ...... 39.10 6/2/95 3. Bernd Kneissler ...... 202-11 (61.84) 5/24/86 9. Williams, M. Sanford, NON-OLYMPIC 4. Ralph Fruguglietti ...... 202-0 (61.58) 6/5/76 J. Sanford, Green ...... 39.12 6/5/80 5. Rink Babka ...... 198-10 (60.60) 3/22/58 10. S. McCree, Manning Joe Antunovich ...... 198-10 (60.60) 5/8/71 Dexter, Morales ...... 39.17 4/6/86 EVENTS 100 YARDS 7. Aaron Dan ...... 198-5 (60.48) 3/13/10 10. Jones, Felix, Francis, Garrison ....39.17 5/10/05 8. Darrell Elder ...... 195-2 (59.48) 4/16/77 1. Lennox Miller ...... 9.2 6/15/67 9. Gary Kirchoff ...... 194-7 (59.32) 5/1/93 Willie Deckard ...... 9.2 5/8/71 10. Gordon Hovey ...... 193-2 (58.88) 3/28/98 1,600-METER RELAY 2. Mel Patton ...... 9.3 (WR) 5/15/48 1. Hannah, Conway, Dave Morris ...... 9.3n 5/9/64 Cannady, Watts ...... 3:00.58 3/6/92 Fred Kuller ...... 9.3 4/13/68 2. Hughes, Mance James Gilkes ...... 9.3 5/3/75 Wyatt, Nellum ...... 3:00.64 6/9/12 3. Frank Wykoff...... 9.4 5/10/30 3. Ekpenyong, Hervey, O.J. Simpson ...... 9.4n 6/4/67 Rodrigues, Krill ...... 3.02.59 6/2/95 Leon Brown ...... 9.4n 5/8/71 4. Jordan, Joyner, Don Quarrie ...... 9.4 4/22/72 Sanchez, Davis ...... 3:02.68 5/22/99 Guy Abrahams ...... 9.4n 5/3/75 5. Hughes, Mance, Walker, Wyatt ...... 3:02.87 4/9/11 220 YARDS 6. Lee, Williams, 1. Willie Deckard ...... 20.2 5/8/71 Sanchez, Davis ...... 3:02.89 4/3/99 Don Quarrie ...... 20.2 5/18/73 7. Kelley, Garrison 2. Lennox Miller ...... 20.3 4/26/69 Cunningham, Larry ...... 3:03.08 6/10/06 3. James Gilkes ...... 20.4 5/3/75 8. Hughes, Nellum 4. Edesel Garrison ...... 20.5 3/7/70 Walker, Wyatt ...... 3:03.21 6/7/12 Ken Randle ...... 20.5 5/16/75 9. Nellum, Hughes, Anderson 5. Fred Kuller ...... 20.7 5/5/69 Wyatt ...... 3:03.26 4/3/10 6. Mel Patton ...... 20.8 7/10/48 10. Carter, Turner, Joyner, Davis ...... 3:03.28n 6/7/97 Dick Cortese ...... 20.8n 3/23/63 Leon Brown ...... 20.8 5/20/72

Mike Larrabee (NOTE: Mel Patton’s 20.2 against UCLA on May 7, 1949, then a world record, is the fastest USC straightaway time on record and is listed as a varsity record.) JAVELIN 440 YARDS (1986 IMPLEMENT) 1. Ken Randle ...... 45.1 5/3/75 1. Corey White ...... 272-2 (82.97) 4/4/09 2. Cooper Thompson ...... 253-3 (77.19) 5/15/10 2. Edesel Garrison ...... 45.4 5/8/71 3. Nils Fearnley ...... 244-8 (74.58) 5/20/95 3. Rex Cawley ...... 46.0 6/14/63 4. Henrik Kjaereng ...... 227-0n (69.20) 5/3/97 4. Dwight Middleton ...... 46.2 3/19/66 5. Matt Gee ...... 213-5 (65.06) 3/4/89 5. Kevin Hogan ...... 46.5n 4/29/61 6. Dennis Rice ...... 211-6(64.47) 3/18/05 Earl Richardson ...... 46.5n 4/15/72 7. Mike Gonzales ...... 208-9n (63.62) 5/3/86 6. Hubie Kerns ...... 46.6 6/21/41 8. Mike Thomas ...... 206-10 (63.04) 5/14/94 Jim Lea ...... 46.6 6/19/54 9. William O’Grady ...... 206-6 (62.95) 5/5/01 Rupert Hoilett ...... 46.6 5/21/66 10. Ben Brown ...... 206-3 (62.88) 5/1/10 Trevor Campbell ...... 46.6n 5/18/74

HAMMER 880 YARDS 1. Balazs Kiss ...... 271-1 (82.62) 9/95 1. Dennis Carr ...... 1:47.1n 6/23/67 2. Norbert Horvath ...... 241-11 (73.75) 6/5/99 2. Kevin Hogan ...... 1:47.8n 5/17/63 3. Bengt Johansson ...... 236-11n (72.22) 6/5/98 3. Carl Trentadue ...... 1:47.9 3/30/68 4. Adam Midles ...... 228-3 (69.57) 4/27/07 4. Dave Buck ...... 1:48.4 5/6/67 5. Trey Henderson ...... 227-10 (69.45) 4/1/11 5. Rich Joyce ...... 1:48.6 5/3/69 6. John Wolitarsky ...... 225-10 (68.84) 5/19/95 James Baxter ...... 1:48.6 6/8/73 7. Szabolcs Maroti ...... 225-9 (68.80) 3/24/00 6. Howard Becker ...... 1:48.7n 5/3/69 8. Daniel Szabo ...... 220-2 (67.10) 3/23/12 7. Warren Farlow ...... 1:49.4n 5/1/67 9. Chad Danowsky ...... 220-1 (67.08) 5/19/95 8. Rayfi eld Beaton ...... 1:49.7 4/19/75 10. Noah Bryant ...... 214-11 1/2 (65.52) 3/17/07 9. Nathan Burks ...... 1:49.8 5/5/73 Norbert Horvath

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 57 ONE MILE ONE-MILE RELAY 1. Blake Shaw ...... 3:59.85i 3/6/10 1. J. Andrews, Sanford, 2. Irek Sekretarski ...... 4:01.89 4/15/07 Mullins, Beaton ...... 3:03.e 5/27/78 3. Bruce Bess ...... 4:02.0n 5/7/66 2. Mullins, R. Williams, 4. +John Link ...... 4:02.2n 5/7/66 Bethany, Green ...... 3:04.7 5/3/80 5. Dennis Carr ...... 4:02.5 3/19/67 3. Connors, Campbell, 6. Julio Marin ...... 4:03.0 5/25/63 T. Andrews, Randle ...... 3:06.13n 5/9/76 Ole Oleson ...... 4:03.0 5/30/69 4. Connors, Simmons, 8. Rick Carr ...... 4:03.6n 3/18/72 Andrews, Campbell ...... 3:06.3n 6/6/75 9. Carl Trentadue ...... 4:04.0n 3/18/67 5. Graybehl, Beaton, 10. Neil Duggan ...... 4:05.1 4/6/68 Mullins, Sanford ...... 3:06.6 3/18/78 6. Graybehl, J. Andrews, TWO MILES Mullins, Sanford ...... 3:06.7en 6/2/78 1. Ole Oleson ...... 8:44.6 4/20/68 Bethany, Campbell, 2. Julio Marin ...... 8:46.8 6/25/63 Turner, Green ...... 3.06.7e 3/21/81 3. Jeff Marsee ...... 8:47.4 4/20/68 Connors, Simmons, 4. Neil Duggan ...... 8:47.6 3/30/68 Brown, Campbell ...... 3:06.7n 5/1/76 5. Max Truex ...... 8:50.7n 5/16/58 9. Connors, Brown, 6. Dennis Carr ...... 8:52.2 4/8/67 Randle, Beaton ...... 3:07.0 3/19/76 7. Fred Ritcherson ...... 8:52.8 4/18/70 10. Sanford, Walters, 8. Chuck Schulz ...... 8:53.8n 3/30/68 Bradford, Bethany ...... 3:07.06n 6/2/79 9. Steve Brown ...... 8:55.0 3/16/74 Rayfi eld Beaton 10. John Link ...... 8:55.6 4/22/67 TWO-MILE RELAY/4x800m RELAY Williams, Mullins, 1. Link, Bess, THREE MILES Edwards, Sanford ...... 39.1 3/18/78 Buck, Carr ...... 7:17.4 5/13/66 1. Ole Oleson ...... 13:32.0 5/16/70 6. Babb, Garrison, 2. Cunningham, Asafo-Agyei, 2. Neil Duggan ...... 13:39.8 3/23/68 Brown, Deckard ...... 39.2 6/18/71 Sekretarski, Solomon ...... 7:18.43 4/5/07 3. Jeff Marsee ...... 13:40.2n 3/23/68 7. Graybehl, Simmons, 3. Cunningham, Asafo-Agyei, 4. Fred Ritcherson ...... 13:45.4 5/16/70 J. Andrews, Edwards ...... 39.37 4/30/77 Babiszkiewicz, Solomon ...... 7:18.58 4/6/06 5. Max Truex ...... 13:47.6 5/11/57 8. Simmons, J. Andrews, 4. Link, Joyce, 6. Steve Brown ...... 13:47.8n 6/19/73 Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.3 3/3/76 Carr, Buck ...... 7:18.9 5/13/67 7. Andy Herrity ...... 13:49.8 3/23/69 Brown, Garrison, 5. Oakley, Buck, 8. Rich Muth ...... 13:52.8 3/27/73 Pharris, Deckard ...... 39.3 5/8/71 Bess, Carr ...... 7:19.4n 5/14/65 9. Chuck Schulz ...... 13:53.6 12/2/67 Abrahams, Simmons, 6. Wayne Farlow, Lile, 10. Armando Valencia ...... 13:58.0 12/2/67 Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.3 3/15/75 Warren Farlow, Hogan ...... 7:20.6 5/18/62 7. Asafo-Agyei, Heckman, 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 880-YARD RELAY Babiszkiewicz, Solomon ...... 7:21.75 4/11/05 1. Earl McCullouch ...... 13.2 7/16/67 1. Garrison, Brown, 8. Kern, Aldridge, 2. Jerry Wilson ...... 13.4 6/2/72 Deckard, Quarrie ...... 1:20.7 5/13/72 C. Johnson, Beaton ...... 7:23.6 5/9/76 Lance Babb ...... 13.4n 66/25/71s 2. Babb, Garrison, 9. Tubb, Grant, 4. Dick Attlesey ...... 13.5 (WR) 5/13/50 Brown, Deckard ...... 1:22.5n 5/29/71 Link, Trentadue ...... 7:24.0 3/23/68 Herman Franklin ...... 13.5 6/20/69 3. McCullouch, Miller, 10. McLeod, Wing, 6. Jack Davis ...... 13.7 6/16/51 Simpson, Kuller ...... 1:23.6 3/25/67 Kirby, Anderson ...... 7:24.8n 5/24/57 Paul Kerry ...... 13.7 6/12/65 Staten, Bates, Mike Johnson ...... 13.7 3/20/76 Cawley, Munn ...... 1:23.6 4/29/61 DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 9. Bob Pierce ...... 13.8n 6/2/61 5. Abrahams, Simmons, 1. Buck, Hoilett, Ed Washington ...... 13.8n 4/20/74 Randle, Gilkes ...... 1:23.8 3/1/75 Link, Carr ...... 9:40.5 5/13/67 Ogie Williams ...... 13.8n 5/16/75 6. Pasquali, Frazer, 2. Griffi n, Schermerhorn, Stocks, Patton ...... 1:24.0 (WR) 5/20/49 Bunch, Okash ...... 9:40.51 4/9/88 440-YARD INTERMEDIATE HURDLES 7. Bugbee, Wilger, 3. Anderson, Lemons, 1. Rex Cawley ...... 49.6 6/15/53 Graffi o, Lea ...... 1:24.1 5/21/54 Rogers, Shankland ...... 9:42.1n 5/30/59 2. Tom Andrews ...... 50.1 3/20/76 8. Mejia, Sorgen, 4. Cawley, Hogan, 3. Rich Graybehl ...... 50.8 3/20/76 Davis, Stocks ...... 1:24.6 5/16/52 Calhoun, Marin ...... 9:45.1n 5/11/63 4. Bob Staten ...... 51.4 6/17/61 9. F. Draper, Fitch, 5. Newton, Joyce, Bob Coffman ...... 51.4n 5/5/73 Abbott, C. Parsons Jr...... 1:24.8 6/1/34 Trentadue, Oleson ...... 9:45.8 3/23/69 6. Herman Franklin ...... 51.5n 5/16/69 Mejia, Sorgen, 7. Walt Smith ...... 52.1 8/6/47 Davis, Bradley ...... 1:24.8 5/19/51 Paul Kerry ...... 52.1 4/23/66 Larrabee, Wilger, 9. Mike Johnson ...... 52.2 5/16/75 Graffi o, Lea ...... 1:24.8 6/4/54 10. Ron Frazier ...... 52.3 7/27/49 Bob Seagren ...... 52.3 4/26/69 Henry Jackson ...... 52.3 4/10/71

JAVELIN THROW (OLD IMPLEMENT) 1. Larry Stuart ...... 267-3 (81.46) 3/30/63 2. Jan Sikorsky ...... 261-3 (79.64) 6/2/62 3. Bob Sbordone ...... 256-10 (78.28) 4/2/60 Andy Barnett ...... 256-10 (78.28) 4/8/72 5. John FitzSimons ...... 251-10 (76.54) 5/6/76 6. Bob Voiles ...... 251-5 (76.64) 5/16/57 7. Urpo Paananen ...... 248-0 (75.60) 5/20/78 8. Bruce Dow ...... 247-5n (75.42) 5/18/73 9. Ilpo Paananen ...... 246-3n (75.06) 5/19/79 10. Barron Rutherford ...... 243-11 (74.36) 3/28/81

440-YARD RELAY 1. McCullouch, Kuller, Simpson, Miller ...... 38.6 6/17/67 2. Babb, Brown, Quarrie, Deckard ...... 38.8 4/15/72 3. Williams, Simmons, Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.01 6/6/75 4. Williams, Brown, Quarrie, Deckard ...... 39.1 5/6/72 Larry Stuart PAGEPAGE 58 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE USC MEN’S FRESHMAN RECORDS TRACK EVENTS — METERS 100 METERS: 10.17, Sultan McCullough, Trojan Invitational, Cromwell Field, March 6, 1999. 200 METERS: 20.24, James Sanford, Pacifi c-8 Championships, May 20, 1978. 400 METERS: 45.29, Josh Mance, NCAA Championships, June 8, 2011. 800 METERS: 1:47.1, Rayfi eld Beaton, AAU Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 21, 1975. 1,500 METERS: 3:45.85, Tomasz Babiskiewicz, Pac-10 Championships, Loker Stadium, May 18, 2003 5,000 METERS: 14:19.18, Fredson Mayiek, Pacifi c-10 Championships, Los Angeles Coliseum, May 24, 1986. 10,000 METERS: 29:59.10, Fredson Mayiek, Southern Pacifi c TAC meet, Westwood, May 30, 1986. STEEPLECHASE: 9:04.8n, Romney Mawhorter, Four-Way Meet, USC, March 30, 1985. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.83, Robert Reading, Pacifi c-10 Championships, Los Angeles Coliseum, May 23, 1986. 400-METER HURDLES: 49.46, Reggie Wyatt, NCAA Preliminary Rounds, Austin, Texas, May 28, 2010. TRACK EVENTS — YARDS 100 YARDS: 9.3, Lennox Miller, Calif. State L.A., March 19, 1966. 220 YARDS: 20.6, Lennox Miller, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles Coliseum, May 7, 1966. 440 YARDS: 45.8, Edesel Garrison, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 5, 1969. 880 YARDS: 1.49.7, Rayfi eld Beaton, Stanford Dual Meet, Berkeley, April 19, 1975. MILE: 4:06, John Link, Coliseum Relays, May 14, 1965. TWO MILES: 8:47.4, Jeff Marsee, Golden West JC Dual, Coliseum, April 20, 1968. 440-YARD HURDLES: 50.98, Rich Graybehl, NCAA Championships, June 5, 1975. 440-YARD RELAY: 40.9, Mike Jeter, Sam Dickerson, Bill Holland, Rich Coulter, Santa Barbara Relays, March 23, 1968. MILE RELAY: 3:09.2, Rod Connors, Mike Simmons, Rich Graybehl, Rayfi eld Beaton, Pac-8 Championships, May 17, 1975. FIELD EVENTS HIGH JUMP: 7-4 1/2 (2.25), Manjula Wijesekara, Long Beach State Invitational, Long Beach, Calif., April 17, 2005 LONG JUMP: 27-4 1/4 (8.33), Randy Williams, Olympic Games, Munich, Germany, September 9, 1972. TRIPLE JUMP: 53-9 (16.38), Don Bryson, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 3, 1975. POLE VAULT: 17-6 (5.35), Dennis Kholev, Northridge Invitational, Northridge, Calif., March 21, 1998. SHOT PUT: 63-7 (19.38), Dallas Long, UCLA Frosh Dual, Los Angeles, May 2, 1959. DISCUS: 192-8 (58.72), Darrell Elder, US-Russia Junior Dual, July 5, 1975. JAVELIN: 247-5 (75.42), Bruce Dow, Pacifi c-8 Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 19, 1973. HAMMER: 253-2 (77.18), Balazs Kiss, Veszprem, Hungary, 1993. DECATHLON: 7,623, Daniel Haag, Occidental Decathlon/Distance Carnival, March 14-15, 1998.

Cromwell Field/Loker Stadium Records 100 METERS: 10.16, Chris Chandler (Nebraska), April 1, 2000. 200 METERS: 20.33, Ato Boldon (UCLA), May 6, 1995. 400 METERS: 45.34, Billy Mullins (USC), March 15, 1980. 800 METERS: 1:46.31, Nico Motchebon (Ger.), May 19, 1997. 1,500 METERS: 3:38.10 Mike Miller (FILA Track West), June 13, 1999 5,000 METERS: 13:43.56, Abdi Abdirahman (Arizona), May 16, 1998. STEEPLECHASE: 8:27.8, Julius Korir (Washington State), March 29, 1986. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.42, Ryan Wilson (USC), May 18, 2003. 400-METER HURDLES: 49.33, Ryan Wilson (USC), May 18, 2003. 400-METER RELAY: 38.69, USC (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, Mike Sanford), Feb. 23, 1980. 1,600-METER RELAY: 3:03.68, USC (LeRoy Jordan, DeJon Joyner, Felix Sanchez, Jerome Davis), May 1, 1999. HIGH JUMP: 7-8 1/4 (2.34), Dennis Lewis (Long Beach C.C.) March 30, 1985 (tied U.S. Record with metric equivalent of 7-8) LONG JUMP: 26-9 3/4 (8.17), Mike Powell (Unatt.), April 15,1989. TRIPLE JUMP: 56-4 (17.17), Allen Simms (USC), April 26, 2003. POLE VAULT: 18-4 3/4 (5.61), Russ Buller (LSU), April 1, 2000. SHOT PUT: 68-7 1/4 (20.91), John Godina (Reebok), May 3, 1997. DISCUS: 212-2 (64.66), John Powell (Unatt.), March 26, 1983. JAVELIN: 264-5, Tom Petranoff (Unatt.), Feb. 23, 1980. DECATHLON: 8,322 points, Mike Ramos (Washington), May 23-24, 1986.

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 59 TROJANS IN THE WORLD RANKINGS USC athletes have earned more places in the Top 10 in the world (and Top 15 between 1975 and 1978) than any other university in the nation. The rankings are compiled by the IAAF.

100 METERS (24) 10,000 METERS (2) LONG JUMP (9) 4 Dave Davis 1947 1 Mel Patton 1960 6 Max Truex 1969 8 Henry Hines 1960 2 Parry O’Brien 1948 4 Mel Patton 1985 4 Toshihiko Seko 1971 8 Henry Hines 3 Dallas Long 1949 1 Mel Patton 1972 1 Randy Williams 4 Dave Davis 1967 3 Lennox Miller 110-METER HURDLES (52) 4 Henry Hines 1961 1 Dallas Long 1968 3 Lennox Miller 1949 5 Dick Attlesey 1973 3 Randy Williams 3 Parry O’Brien 1969 3 Lennox Miller 1950 1 Dick Attlesey 1975 10 Randy Williams 1962 1 Dallas Long 1971 5 Lennox Miller 9 Al Lawrence 1976 4 Randy Williams 6 Dave Davis 1972 7 Lennox Miller 1951 1 Dick Attlesey 1977 11 Larry Doubley 10 Parry O’Brien 1973 4 Don Quarrie 6 Art Barnard 1980 7 Larry Doubley 1963 2 Dave Davis 1974 5 Don Quarrie 1952 2 Jack Davis 4 Parry O’Brien 1975 2 Don Quarrie 5 Art Barnard HIGH JUMP (18) 6 Dallas Long 9 James Gilkes 8 Dick Attlesey 1953 2 Ernie Shelton 1964 1 Dallas Long 1976 1 Don Quarrie 1953 1 Jack Davis 1954 1 Ernie Shelton 4 Parry O’Brien 8 Guy Abrahams 4 Art Barnard 1955 1 Ernie Shelton 7 Dave Davis 9 James Gilkes 1954 1 Jack Davis 3 Charles Dumas 1966 3 Parry O’Brien 1977 5 Clancy Edwards 1955 2 Jack Davis 1956 1 Charles Dumas 1967 5 Les Mills 6 Don Quarrie 1956 1 Jack Davis 8 Ernie Shelton 7 Dave Davis 1978 2 Clancy Edwards 1962 7 Brian Polkinghorne 1957 3 Charles Dumas 3 Don Quarrie 1966 5 Earl McCullouch 9 Ernie Shelton DISCUS (35) 13 Guy Abrahams 1967 2 Earl McCullouch 1958 2 Charles Dumas 1950 9 Sim Iness 14 James Gilkes 1968 2 Earl McCullouch 1959 1 Charles Dumas 1952 1 Sim Iness 1979 1 James Sanford 1971 7 Lance Babb 1960 6 Charles Dumas 1953 2 Sim Iness 1980 4 James Sanford 1975 3 Jerry Wilson 1961 3 Bob Avant 5 Jack Ellis 1981 4 James Sanford 1978 10 Arto Bryggare 1962 10 Bob Avant 6 Parry O’Brien 1980 7 Tonie Campbell 1963 8 Lew Hoyt 1954 3 Parry O’Brien 200 METERS (30) 1981 5 Tonie Campbell 2007 8 Jesse Williams 6 Des Koch 1947 1 Mel Patton 1982 6 Milan Stewart 2009 3 Jesse Williams 6 Leon Patterson 1948 1 Mel Patton 8 Tonie Campbell 2010 1 Jesse Williams 1955 4 Sim Iness 6 Cliff Bourland 1983 2 Arto Bryggare 2011 1 Jesse Williams 6 Parry O’Brien 1949 1 Mel Patton 5 Tonie Campbell 2012 3 Jesse Williams 9 Des Koch 1967 4 Lennox Miller 1984 3 Tonie Campbell 1956 5 Parry O’Brien 1969 9 Lennox Miller 6 Arto Bryggare POLE VAULT (33) 6 Des Koch 1971 5 Willie Deckard 7 Milan Stewart 1947 3 Earle Meadows 1957 1 Parry O’Brien 1972 10 Don Quarrie 1985 4 Tonie Campbell 8 Bob Hart 2 Rink Babka 1973 2 Don Quarrie 1986 6 Tonie Campbell 1948 4 John Montgomery 3 John Ellis 1974 2 Don Quarrie 7 Milan Stewart 9 Earle Meadows 1958 1 Rink Babka 1975 1 Don Quarrie 9 Arto Bryggare 1949 2 John Montgomery 1959 4 Rink Babka 3 James Gilkes 1987 2 Tonie Campbell 1950 8 Walt Jensen 7 Parry O’Brien 1976 1 Don Quarrie 1988 3 Tonie Campbell 9 John Montgomery 1960 2 Rink Babka 6 James Gilkes 1989 3 Tonie Campbell 1951 4 Walt Jensen 8 John Ellis 1977 2 Don Quarrie 1990 7 Tonie Campbell 1955 6 Ron Morris 1961 3 Rink Babka 3 Clancy Edwards 1991 7 Tonie Campbell 7 Walt Levack 9 Parry O’Brien 13 James Gilkes 1993 6 Mark Crear 1956 7 Ron Morris 1962 4 Rink Babka 1978 1 Clancy Edwards 1994 3 Mark Crear 1957 4 Ron Morris 10 Parry O’Brien 3 James Gilkes 1995 1 Mark Crear 1958 2 Ron Morris 1963 4 Rink Babka 5 Don Quarrie 1996 2 Mark Crear 8 Jim Brewer 1964 5 Rink Babka 9 James Sanford 1997 2 Mark Crear 1959 8 Ron Morris 1965 7 Rink Babka 1979 3 James Gilkes 1998 1 Mark Crear 1960 2 Ron Morris 10 Parry O’Brien 6 James Sanford 1999 1 Mark Crear 1961 1 Ron Morris 1966 3 Rink Babka 10 Clancy Edwards 2000 4 Mark Crear 5 7 Gary Carlsen 1980 3 Don Quarrie 2001 8 Mark Crear 1962 1 Ron Morris 1967 2 Rink Babka 8 James Sanford 2002 11 Mark Crear 1963 3 Ron Morris 3 Gary Carlsen 1981 3 James Sanford 2007 8 Ryan Wilson 1965 2 Bob Seagren 1968 6 Gary Carlsen 1982 10 Don Quarrie 2009 10 Ryan Wilson 1965 2 Bob Seagren 7 Rink Babka 2007 10 Marvin Anderson 2010 4 Ryan Wilson 1966 2 Bob Seagren 2012 9 Marvin Anderson 2012 9 Ryan Wilson 4 Paul Wilson JAVELIN (1) 1967 1 Paul Wilson 1963 8 Larry Stuart 400 METERS (23) 400-METER HURDLES (26) 2 Bob Seagren 1947 10 John Wachtler 1947 1 Walt Smith 1968 1 Bob Seagren HAMMER (5) 1957 2 Mike Larrabee 1959 8 Rex Cawley 1969 1 Bob Seagren 1995 3 Balazs Kiss 1959 6 Mike Larrabee 1960 9 Rex Cawley 1970 9 Bob Seagren 1996 2 Balazs Kiss 1961 10 Rex Cawley 1961 4 Rex Cawley 1972 2 Bob Seagren 1997 2 Balazs Kiss 1963 4 Rex Cawley 1962 3 Rex Cawley 6 Steve Smith 1998 2 Balazs Kiss 1964 1 Mike Larrabee 1963 1 Rex Cawley 1973 1 Steve Smith 2002 5 Balazs Kiss 1969 10 Edesel Garrison 1964 1 Rex Cawley 1978 11 Bob Pullard 1971 4 Edesel Garrison 1965 2 Rex Cawley MARATHON (7) 1975 8 Ken Randle 1966 5 Geoff Vanderstock SHOT PUT (36) 1978 3 Toshihiko Seko 1976 6 Ken Randle 1967 8 Geoff Vanderstock 1947 10 Bill Bayless 1979 2 Toshihiko Seko 1977 12 Tom Andrews 1968 3 Geoff Vanderstock 1948 6 Bill Bayless 1980 3 Toshihiko Seko 1978 2 Billy Mullins 1976 8 Tom Andrews 1949 3 Wilbur Thompson 1981 3 Toshihiko Seko 1979 6 Bill Green 1977 4 Tom Andrews 8 Bill Bayless 1983 2 Toshihiko Seko 1980 7 Billy Mullins 1978 8 Tom Andrews 1950 4 Wilbur Thompson 1986 4 Toshihiko Seko 9 Bill Green 11 Rich Graybehl 1951 4 Parry O’Brien 1987 5 Toshihiko Seko 1991 10 Quincy Watts 1979 9 Rich Graybehl 1952 1 Parry O’Brien 1992 1 Quincy Watts 1994 10 Pedro Rodriguez 1953 1 Parry O’Brien DECATHLON (7) 1993 4 Quincy Watts 2000 12 Felix Sanchez 1954 1 Parry O’Brien 1947 5 Al Lawrence 1994 7 Quincy Watts 2001 1 Felix Sanchez 1955 1 Parry O’Brien 1948 10 Al Lawrence 1999 7 Jerome Davis 2002 1 Felix Sanchez 5 Ray Martin 1955 4 Robert Lawson 2000 12 Jerome Davis 2003 1 Felix Sanchez 1956 1 Parry O’Brien 1956 10 Robert Lawson 2002 7 Felix Sanchez 2004 1 Felix Sanchez 1957 2 Parry O’Brien 1957 7 Robert Lawson 2007 11 Lionel Larry 2007 4 Felix Sanchez 1958 1 Parry O’Brien 1979 1 Bob Coffman 2010 7 Felix Sanchez 2 Dallas Long 800 METERS (2) 2011 8 Felix Sanchez 3 Dave Davis 1967 7 Dennis Carr 2012 2 Felix Sanchez 1959 1 Parry O’Brien 2012 5 Duane Solomon 2 Dallas Long PAGEPAGE 60 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE TROJANS LEAVE THEIR MARK ON THE 2012 TRACK SEASON -Trojans Continue Surge On The Track And Field Landscape -

Current and former Trojans were well represented in the world of track and fi eld during the 2012 outdoor season with many ranking high on the U.S. or World Lists and several marking their marks at the 2012 London Olympic games. Allyson Felix and Felix Sanchez won gold medals and Josh Mance and Bryshon Nellum earned silver medals to lead another strong effort by the Trojans at an Olympic games, this time 11 athletes combining to win four medals at the London Olympics. USC had eight athletes in fi nals and two others which were the fi rst person out of reaching the fi nal of an event, a great representation of USC. In addition, Felix was a 3-time gold medal winner in London and was given the IAAF’s top annual honor on November 23 when she was named the organization’s Athlete of the Year. Felix was honored at the Athletes of the Year Awards Ceremony in Barcelona, Spain. Felix was also given the Award as the most outstanding U.S. female track and fi eld athlete by the USA Track & Field organization. Felix became the only four-time winner of the award (2005, 2007, 2010 & 2012). Sanchez won gold in the 400m IH for the second time (also in 2004) and became just the 14th track star and eighth male athelte to win a second gold medal eight years after the fi rst.

The following is a list of USC Trojans (past and present) and their place on the U.S. and World Lists:

TROJAN MALE ATHLETES

Event Athlete USA List World List 100m: Aarno Brown (Canada) 61st 200m: Marvin Anderson (Jamaica) 9th 400m: Bryshon Nellum 6th 22nd Josh Mance 10th 32nd Joey Hughes 20th 77th 800m: Duane Solomon 2nd 5th 110m HH: Ryan Wilson 5th 9th 400m IH: Felix Sanchez (Dominican Republic) 2nd Reggie Wyatt 7th 47th High Jump: Jesse Williams 1st 3rd Manjula Wijesekara (Sri Lanka) 31st Javelin: Corey White 7th 77th 4x400m: USC 3rd 8th

Felix Sanchez

TROJAN FEMALE ATHLETES

Event Athlete USA List World List 100m: Allyson Felix 4th 5th 200m: Allyson Felix 1st 1st 400m: Carol Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) 53rd 100m HH: Virginia (Powell) Crawford 4th 3rd Nia Ali 9th 20th Candice (Davis) Price 16th 56th Shalina Clarke 29th 95th Daliliah Muhammad 17th 68th Hammer: Eva Orban (Hungary) 37th Jenny Ozorai (Hungary) 68th Marissa Minderler 15th 98th

Allyson Felix

UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 61 TROJANS ON THE COVER OF TRACK AND FIELD NEWS

Year Mon. Subject Year Mon. Subject 1948 Feb. Dean Cromwell, 1956 Sep. Parry O'Brien Al Lawrence 1956 Nov. Parry O'Brien 1948 Jun. Mel Patton 1957 Mar. Max Truex 1949 Apr. Mel Patton 1957 Jun. Max Truex 1950 May Dick Attlesey 1957 Nov. Max Truex 1951 Apr. Dick Attlesey 1959 Nov. Al Lawrence 1951 Sep. Jack Davis, Dick Attlesey 1959 Dec. Parry O'Brien Year Mon. Subject 1972 Aug. Bob Seagren 1951 Dec. Jack Davis, 1960 Nov. Al Lawrence Dick Attlesey 1975 Aug. Don Quarrie 1961 Jan. Parry O'Brien 1952 May Jack Davis, 1979 May Billy Mullins Dick Attlesey 1962 Jun. Dallas Long 1980 Jun. James Sanford 1953 May Parry O'Brien 1963 Mar. Lew Hoyt 1993 Mar. Quincy Watts 1953 Jul. Sim Iness 1963 Jul. Rex Cawley 1995 Apr. Mark Crear 1954 Jul. Parry O'Brien 1964 Apr. Charley Dumas, Dallas Long 1998 Apr. Angela Williams 1955 Nov. Max Truex 1964 Jun. Paul Wilson 1999 Jun. Felix Sanchez 1956 Feb. Parry O'Brien 1965 Apr. Mike Larrabee 2003 Dec. Felix Sanchez 1956 Mar. Max Truex 1966 Mar. Bob Seagren 2012 Aug. Bryshon Nellum 1956 Jun. Jack Davis 1966 May Bob Seagren 1956 Jul. Charlie Dumas 1967 Sep. Payton Jordan

1968 Apr. Earl McCullough

1970 Feb. Bob Seagren

1971 Oct. Tony Krzyzosiak

1972 May Don Quarrie, Willie Deckard

1972 Jun. Bob Seagren

1972 Jul. Bob Seagren PAGEPAGE 62 — 20132013 USCUSU C TRACKTRRACCK & FIELDFIF ELD MEDIAMEEDID A GUIDEGUGUIDE PathsPaths of of Glory Glory The Story of USC’s Unmatched Track & Field History

USC is well known as one of the most far beyond the USC campus to the corners of successful athletic programs in the history the world. He personally tutored champions of the NCAA, with 118 men’s and women’s in every Olympic Games from 1912 to 1948, national championships. The Trojans have and upon his retirement in 1949, “The Dean” won far more NCAA team and individual remained involved as a regular fi gure in vari- titles combined than any other university. ous Southland sporting events until his death However, the most dominant force in USC’s in 1962. slate of athletic programs is not the baseball team (12 College World Series titles) or the TWO JESSES, football squad (nine national championships) NINE NATIONAL TITLES: but the men’s track and fi eld program, with an unprecedented 28 NCAA titles (2 indoor), 1949-1961 including nine straight from 1935-43. Jess Hill and Jess Mortensen, both in- Trojan athletes have dominated the Dean Cromwell track and fi eld scene for decades. From However, the foundation he laid was not tegral parts of USC’s proud athletic heritage, the exploits of sprinter Charlie Paddock and on the gridiron but the cinderpaths. Crom- carried the track and fi eld torch after Crom- thrower Clarence “Bud” Houser in the 1920s well’s track squads won 12 NCAA champi- well’s retirement. Both men are still consid- and 1930s, sprinter Mel Patton in the 1940s, onships and featured 34 NCAA individual ered among the fi nest all-around athletes in thrower Parry O’Brien in the 1950s,sprinter champions. In addition, Cromwell was USC history, and their accomplishments did Lennox Miller and pole vaulter Bob Seagren unanimously selected as headcoach of the not end after their playing days were over. in the 1960s, sprinter Quincy Watts in the victorious 1948 U.S. Olympic team, a group Hill, who lettered in three sports at USC 1980s, to four-time NCAA hammer cham- which featured fi ve Trojans (Mel atton, Bob (football, baseball and track), served as head pion Balazs Kiss (only the fi fth collegian to Chambers, Roland Sink, Wilbur Thopson coach of Troy’s track and fi eld program in win four in a row) in the 1990s and World and Cliff Bourland). In fact, Patton, Thomson 1949 and 1950, leading the Trojans to an Champion hurdler Felix Sanchez in the and Bourland brought home gold medalsin undefeated season and national champion- 2000s, USC is synonymous with track and their respective events from London, the ship in both seasons. From 1951-56, Hill fi eld excellence. Olympic site. coached the football team, and in 1957, he From 1935-43, USC experienced a began his tenure as USC athletic director, a position he held until 1972. THE CROMWELL YEARS: streak of unequalled track and fi eld suc- cess. No other university has come close to Mortensen’s reign at USC also began 1909-1948 matching Troy’s string of nine consecutive as an undergraduate. The talented athlete NCAA championships, all under Cromwell’s lettered in track, basketball and football, win- The roots of Troy’s preeminence date watchful eye. Nicknamed the “Maker of ning the NCAA javelin title as a junior. After back to 1926, when coach Dean Cromwell Champions,” he fashioned Trojan athletes a 14-year coaching stint at Riverside Junior brought the fi rst NCAA track and fi eld cham- into a powerhouse. At the 1936 Olympics in College, he returned to become coach of the pionship to USC. Cromwell, who led the Berlin, USC trackmen scored enough points Trojan track and fi eld team in 1951, leading Trojans from 1909-48, also served as head (37 1/2) to have fi nished among the top fi ve Troy to seven NCAA championships in his coach of the football team for fi ve seasons. in the world. Cromwell’s infl uence extended 11-year tenure. Mortensen’s Trojan teams never lost a dual meet, going 79-0 between 1951 and 1961. He developed some of Troy’s best-known trackmen, including Parry O’Brien and Max Truex. Sadly, “Mort” died suddenly at the age of 54 from complications caused by a blood clot. Hill, his longtime friend and teammate, stepped in as interim head coach for the 1962 season, and a new chapter in Trojan track and fi eld history was about to begin.

Dean Cromwell with Bob Hall and Frank Wyckoff Jess Hill Jess Mortensen UNIVERSITYUNNIVERRSSITY OFOF SOUTHERNSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACALLIIFFORNIN A — PAGEPAGE 63 THE WOLFE YEARS: a third-place showing at the 1997 NCAAs. 1963-1984 In 1999, the men won their second Pac- 10 title in three years. At the NCAAs, the The prospect of succeeding three women fi nished third and the men fi fth (as consecutive coaching legends would be a combined men’s and women’s program, a diffi cult task for anyone, but Vern Wolfe this was the best fi nish in school history). answered the challenge. In 2000, the men finshed seventh--their During his 22 years at the helm of the seventh consecutive top 10 fi nish--while the Trojan track and fi eld program, USC cap- women placed second--their highest fi nish Ernie Bullard Jim Bush tured fi ve outdoor NCAA championships, ever. In 2001, Allice guided the Women of including back-to-back titles in 1967 and jan head track coaches: Ron Allice. Troy to their fi rst-ever NCAA team champi- 1968. A pole vaulter for Cromwell’s Trojan onship. In 2003, he led the men's team to a teams, Wolfe also won indoor titles in 1967 third-place fi nish, with three Trojans winning and 1972. At the time of his retirement in RON ALLICE, THE NEW ERA: NCAA titles. 1984, he was the third-winningest coach in 1995-Present Allice's troops have continued the win- U.S. track history, all despite reductions in ning ways since then, being the only school scholarships and the lack of a top-fl ight on- Ron Allice, who prior to the 1995 season in the country to have both the men's and campus facility. was named the Director of Track and Field women's programs fi nish in the top 10 from Wolfe, who competed in senior events for USC’s combined men’s and women’s 2005-07. In fact, four times between 2005- as a pole vaulter, attacked all problems with program, is no stranger to success. He 09 USC accomplished that feat with the only a straight-ahead approach. He continued to has distinguished himself at every level of blemish being an 11th place fi nish by the win throughout his career and towards the competition, all in the Southland, and is well- women's team in 2008. end oversaw the modernization of Cromwell known not only as a master builder, but a The Trojans have also dominated at Field, USC’s track facility which served as man who can keep a program at the highest the Regional and conference level with the a training site for the 1984 Olympic Games level year after year. men's team capturing four regional titles in Los Angeles. And so, after 21 years on Allice came to Troy with impeccable and the women's team tying for one seven the job, Wolfe retired and gave way to Ernie credentials: 11 state championships in 16 seasons, while the men earned one more Bullard. years at Long Beach (Calif.) City College, Pac-10 title in 2006. where his 1980 squad was called “the best Allice has a career dual meet record junior college team in history” by Track & of 218-49-1 at five schools, and he has Field News. During his tenure at Long Beach coached more than 326 All-Americans, 38 C.C., his teams lost just one dual meet. Olympians, four world record holders and He quickly went to work, guiding the seven American record holders. He takes USC men’s team to a fourth-place fi nish at the storied history of USC track and fi eld very the 1995 NCAA Outdoor Championships. In seriously. 1996, his Women of Troy won their fi rst-ever “I have a mandate to bring this pro- Pac-10 title. In 1997, he led the Trojan men’s gram to its rightful place,” Allice said. “This team to its fi rst Pac-10 title since 1977 and university is a special place to us all, and we are ready to add another chapter to USC’s illustrious history.” Vern Wolfe Now ready to return to the heights of athletic achievement, USC track and fi eld, BULLARD AND BUSH: as has been the case for 112 glorious years, 1985-94 is in good hands.

Another in the line of former Trojan athletes to become head coaches at USC, Ernie Bullard came to Troy from San Jose State, where he helped build the Spartans into a national contender. It didn’t take long Trojan long jumper Randy Willliams won the for Bullard to continue Troy’s winning ways, Gold Medal at the 1972 Olympic Games in recruiting athletes like sprinter Quincy Watts, Munich with a jump of 27-4 1/4, which is still a two-time gold medalist at the 1992 Olympic a USC freshman record. Games. Early in the spring of Jim Bush was the man picked to replace 1966, USC assistant track longtime friend Bullard in 1991. After all, coach Willie Wilsonwas who better to rebuild the USC program than found to have terminal cancer. USC's two-mile the man who guided UCLA to fi ve national relay of John Link, Den- championships? nis Carr, Bruce Bess and Bush helped stabilize the program and Dave Buck vowed to give recruited some of Troy’s stars, like Balazs him something special to Kiss of Hungary, the 1993, 1994, 1995 and remember and ran 7:14.4 1996 NCAA champion in the hammer throw. to set a world record at the Consequently, he helped lay the foundation Los Angeles Coliseum on for the latest in the distinguished line of Tro- May 13, 1966.

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2000, 01, 02 Linkletter, Brett -- 2011 Midles, Adam -- 2003, 05, 06, 07 Greene, Forrester -- 1940, 41, 42 Hoover, Phillip -- 1963 Kendall, David -- 1967 Lipski, Tom -- 1972, 73 Miketta, James -- 1981 Greene, Paul -- 1993, 94 Horvath, Norbert -- 1999, 2000, 01 Kendricks, William -- 1915 Livingston, Brian -- 1997, 2000 Miller, Bruce -- 1943, 46, 47 Griffin, Darel -- 1953 House, Edgar -- 1925, 26, 27 Kennedy, Charles -- 1940 Livingston, William -- 1928, 29, 30 Miller, Douglas, L. -- 1943, 44, 47 Griffin, Gary -- 1975 Houser, Clarence -- 1924, 25, 26 Kennedy, Parker -- 1982 Lloyd, Keith -- 1924, 25 Miller, Erwin F. -- 1938, 39 Griffin, Ray -- 1987, 88, 89 Hovey, Gordon -- 1997,98, 99 Kenworthy, Dave -- 1982, 83 Long, Dallas -- 1960, 61, 62 Miller, Hart -- 1928 Griffith, Chuck -- 1954 Howe, Irving -- 1937, 38, 39 Kern, Glen -- 1974, 75, 76 Long, Joseph -- 1924 Miller, Lennox -- 1967, 68, 69 Grijalva, David -- 2002 Hoyt, Lewis -- 1963, 64, 65 Kerns, Hubert -- 1941, 42, 46, 47 Lopez, Ramon -- 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