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2014 TRACK & FIELD RECORD BOOK CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 2014 Track & Field Record Book 1 2014 CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD 2014 SCHEDULE QUICK FACTS Date Day Opponent Site Name ............... University of California January Location ....................... Berkeley, Calif. 24-25 Fri-Sat at Cherry & Silver Invitational Albuquerque, N.M. Founded ...................................... 1868 31-Feb.1 Fri-Sat at UW Indoor & Multis Meet Seattle, Wash. Enrollment ................................ 36,142 Nickname ...................... Golden Bears February Colors ............ Blue (282) & Gold (123) 14-15 Fri-Sat at Don Kirby Invitational Albuquerque, N.M. Chancellor .................... Nicholas Dirks 14-15 Fri-Sat at Husky Indoor Classic Seattle, Wash. Director of Athletics ..... Sandy Barbour 28-March 1 Fri-Sat at MPSF Indoor Championships Seattle, Wash. Senior Associate Athletic Director ................... Foti Mellis March Home Facility ........... Edwards Stadium 8 Sat California Outdoor Opener Berkeley (22,000) 14-15 Fri-Sat at NCAA Indoor Championships Fayetteville, Ark. 2013 Men’s Finishes (indoor): 20-21 Thu-Fri California Multis Berkeley MPSF/NCAA .....................3rd/T54th 22 Sat at Hornet Open Meet Sacramento, Calif. 2013 Men’s Finishes (outdoor): 26-29 Wed-Sat at Texas Relays Austin, Texas Pac-12/NCAA .......................8th/N/A April 2013 Women’s Finishes (indoor): 4 Fri at SFSU Distance Carnival San Francisco, Calif. MPSF/NCAA .........................8th/N/A 4-5 Fri-Sat at Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. 2013 Women’s Finishes (outdoor): 5 Sat California-Michigan-Virginia Tri-Meet Charlottesville, Va. Pac-12/NCAA .......................9th/N/A 12 Sat at Stanford (Big Meet) Palo Alto, Calif. 18-20 Fri-Sun Mt. Sac Relays Walnut, Calif. AtHLETIC 25 Fri Brutus Hamilton Open & Distance Carnival Berkeley 26 Sat Brutus Hamilton Challenge Berkeley COMMUNICATIONS May Assistant Athletic Communications Di- 3 Sat at Payton Jordan Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. rector (T&F Contact) .......Jordan Stepp 10 Sat at USF Last Chance Meet San Francisco, Calif. Office .......................(510) 642-6895 10-11 Sat-Sun at Pac-12 Multi-Event Championships Pullman, Wash. Cell ..........................(510) 457-6570 17-18 Sat-Sun at Pac-12 Outdoor Championships Pullman, Wash. Fax ..........................(510) 643-7778 29-31 Thu-Sat at NCAA West Preliminary Rounds Fayetteville, Ark. Email [email protected] Address ................. 349 Haas Pavilion June Berkeley, CA 94720 11-14 Wed-Sat at NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, Ore. Website .........................CalBears.com 23-29 Mon-Sun USA Track & Field Sacramento, Calif. Twitter ...............Twitter.com/Cal_Track All Dates Subject to Change TRACK & FIELD COACHING STAFF Director of Track & Field (middle and long distance) ..................................Tony Sandoval (32nd year) Cell ........................................................................................................................... 510-316-5103 CONTENTS Email ......................................................................................................... [email protected] Schedule/Quick Facts ........................1 Associate Director of Track & Field, Recruiting Coordinator (sprints, hurdles, relays) .... Mike Gipson (7th year) Rosters .......................................... 2-3 Cell ........................................................................................................................... 916-743-8153 2013 Outdoor Results .................... 4-6 Email ......................................................................................................... [email protected] 2013 Indoor Results ...................... 7-9 Assistant Coach (steeplechase, long distance) ......................................... Shayla Houlihan (2nd year) Cell ........................................................................................................................... 510-333-6153 School/Stadium Records ........... 10-13 Email ....................................................................................................... [email protected] Big Meet Records ...................... 14-15 Assistant Coach, Operations (throws, pole vault)....................................Mohamad Saatara (1st year) Dual Meet History ............................16 Cell ........................................................................................................................... 510-499-2947 All-Time Top Performers ............ 17-20 Email ........................................................................................................msaatara@berkeley.edu NCAA History ............................. 21-24 Assistant Coach, (horizontal jumps) ........................................................Nkosinza Balumbu (1st year) NCAA Champions/All-Americans ....25 Cell ........................................................................................................................... 510-612-4417 Conference Champions ............. 26-27 Email .......................................................................................................nbalumbu@berkeley.edu Olympians ........................................28 Assistant Coach, (distances) .............................................................................. Chas Davis (1st year) Email .......................................................................................................chasdavis@berkeley.edu World Records/Rankings ........... 29-31 Volunteer Assistants .............................................................Lissa Olson, Jake Hanson and Bill Shissler Sports Medicine ........................................................................Brenden Lambert and Kelly Sadowski Equipment Manager .......................................................................................................... Laura Wong CREDITS Strength & Conditioning........................................................................................................Joel Smith The 2014 California Track & Field Academic Advisor ...................................................................................................Melanie Moonsamy Record Book was compiled by Operations Manager ....................................................................................................... Amy Coleman Jordan Stepp, Assistant Athletic Team Manager.............................................................................................................Marcy Sandoval Communications Director. 2 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 2014 Track & Field Record Book 2014 MEN'S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER Name Event(s) Yr Hometown/Previous School Evan Barr Pole Vault JR Whittier, Calif./Loyola HS Randy Bermea Hurdles SO Harlingen, Texas/Harlingen HS Cody Bickham Throws SO Half Moon Bay, Calif./St.Francis HS Andrew Bland Middle Distance SO Pacific Palisades, Calif./Loyola HS Tom Blocker Sprints SR* Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS Trent Brendel Distance FR Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay HS Ethan Cochran Throws SO Costa Mesa, Calif./Newport Harbor HS William Contreras Middle Distance JR San Bernadino, Calif./JW North HS/Riverside JC Andrew Cruikshank Multis SR Santa Ana, Calif./Foothill HS/Orange Coast College Isaac Dan Throws SO* Downey, Calif./Downey HS Ben Davis Jumps JR Oakalnda, Calif./Merrit CC Daniel Davis Sprints SO* Danville, Calif./San Ramon HS Joost de Jong Hurdles JR Wageningen, Netherlands/Utrecht University Matt Esparza Throws FR Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS Scott Esparza Throws JR* Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS Yohaness Estifanos Distance FR San Jose, Calif./Mipitas HS Kyle Ezold Sprints SO San Marino, Calif./San Marino HS Noel Frazier High Jump SO San Ramon, Calif./California HS Marsalis Gibson Hurdles FR East Chicago, Ind./Bowman Academy Ivan Gonzalez Middle Distance FR Bakersfield, Calif./Ridgeview HS Jonte Grant Jumps SO* Hayward, Calif./Hayward HS Eugene Hamilton III Middle Distance FR Oakland, Calif./Bishop O'Dowd HS Thomas Joyce Distance SO Moraga, Calif./Campolindo HS Seamus Land Distance SO San Luis Obispo, Calif./San Luis Obispo HS Leland Later Distance SO Wilmette, Ill./New Trier Township HS John Lawson Distance FR San Anselmo, Calif./Drake HS Josh Lewis Middle Distance FR Pasadena, Calif./Loyola HS Jordan Locklear Middle Distance JR* Oakland, Calif./American Indian Public HS Evan Malone-White Middle Distance FR Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union HS Kristian Martinez Middle Distance FR Santa Clarita, Calif./Golden Valley HS Khalfani Muhammad Sprints FR Sherman Oaks, Calif./Notre Dame HS CJ Nwuzi Throws JR* San Jose, Calif./Silver Creek HS Dash Oliver Sprints SR* Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley HS Sullivan Parker Throws SO Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro HS Nick Ridge High Jump SR Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS Milan Ristic Sprints/Hurdles SR Belgrade, Serbia/UNC-Asheville Cameron Roach Sprints SO Camarillo, Calif./Rio Mesa HS Charles Saseun Sprints SR* Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Rancho Cucamonga HS Simon Schmidt Distance SR* Torrance, Calif./Redondo Beach HS J.P. Slater Distance SR* Pasadena, Calif./Loyola HS Hammed Suleman Jumps SR* Antioch, Calif./Deer Valley HS Julius Travis Sprints SO San Jose, Calif./Gilroy HS Edward Trim Distance SO Pasadena, Calif./Loyola HS Jonte Turner Hurdles JR Palm Desert, Calif./Indio HS/Riverside CC Maurice Valentine Jr. Hurdles SR* Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley HS Chris Walden Distance JR Carmel, Ind./Carmel HS Derek White Throws SR San Jose,
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