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University of Windsor Lancer National Team Members University of Windsor Lancer National Team Members Name Event Team Jamie Adjetey‐Nelson Decathlon/Long Jump Worlds/Commonwealth/FISU/Francophones Kelsey Balkwill Sprints/Hurdles FISU/World Indoors Corey Bellemore Distance FISU/Francophones/Pan Am Jrs/NACAC X‐C Anthony Berkis Distance FISU/NACAC Melissa Bishop Sprints Olympics/Worlds/Commonwealth/FISU/Francophones John Bodirlau Distance FISU X‐C Aaron Bowman Sprints Francophones Alicia Bryenton Pole Vault FISU Craig Cavanagh Long Jump FISU Andrew Coates Distance FISU X‐C Matt Codrington Shot Put Francophones Kevin DiNardo Coach Pan Am Jrs Kelly Dinsmore Long Jump/Triple Jump Worlds/FISU Neville Douglas Hurdles Junior Team Kurt Downes Coach World Jrs/World Yths/NACAC Kim Dykxhoorn Triple Jump Junior Team Dennis Fairall Coach FISU/World Jrs/Maccabiah Nick Falk Distance World X‐C/FISU X‐C/Francophones Carl Folkes Sprints Olympics/World Jrs Peter Fonseca Marathon Olympics/Commonwealth Adam Gavine Decathlon Junior Team/Multis Dual Keenan Geer Hurdles World Yths O'Brian Gibbons Sprints Olympics/Pan Ams/Commonwealth James Gosselin Middle Distance World X‐C/FISU X‐C/Junior Dual Stephanie Gouin Long Jump Junior Dual David Greig Coach Paralympics/IPC Worlds/Commonwealth Andy Hahn Distance/Coach World X‐C/FISU/NACAC X‐C Mike Harber Javelin NACAC Denise Hebert Coach FISU/World Jrs/World Yths/Pan Am Jrs Ian Hilton Long Jump Commonwealth Jamie Hollingsworth Hurdles Junior Dual Raeleen Hunter Middle Distance Pan Am Jrs Colin Inglis Coach Junior Team Paul Janikowski Distance World X‐C/NACAC X‐C Wendy Jovanov Heptahlon Multis Dual Fraser Kegel Distance Francophones Adam Kellar Distance Francophones Molly Killingbeck Coach Olympics/Worlds/Pan Am Jrs Michelle King Distance World X‐C/FISU/Ekiden Melanie Lachapelle Hurdles/LJ/Heptathlon Pan Am Jrs/NACAC Sean Lambert Hurdles Pan Am Jrs Nathan Lennie Throws Pan Am Jrs Julie Lisle Heptathlon Multis Dual Brett Lumley Coach FISU/World Jrs/World Yths/Francophones/NACAC Dayna Maaten Pole Vault Francophones Tyler Macleod Sprints World Jrs Jackie Malette Distance NACAC Deng Marial Distance FISU X‐C Cristiano Mauricio Distance World X‐C Missy McCleary Distance World X‐C/FISU/Ekiden Stuart McGregor Sprints Paralympics/IBSA Worlds/ParaPanAms Ryan Mckenzie Middle Distance World X‐C/FISU/NACAC Virginia McLachlan Sprints Paralympics/IPC Worlds/ParaPanAms Sarah Mitton Shot Put FISU Noelle Montcalm Hurdles/Sprints Olympics/Worlds/Commonwealth/FISU/Franco/NACAC Lance Montigny Discus NACAC Megan Muscat Sprints Paralympics/IRSA Worlds/Commonwealth Adam Newton Sprints Pan Am Jrs Mike Nolan Decathlon Worlds/Commonwealth/FISU Emily Omahen Long Jump Francophones Jenny Pace Javelin Olympics Graham Pattison Pole Vault Pan Am Jrs Jake Pfaff Pole Vault Pan Am Jrs Dayna Pidhoresky Distance Ekiden Stefanie Reid Sprints/LJ Paralympics/IPC Worlds/Diamond League Kathy Roberts Distance FISU Kyle Robinson Hurdles Francophones Joe Ross Hurdles FISU Nicole Sassine Sprints Worlds/World Relays Milos Savic Pole Vault European Team Champs Tanya Sawyers Shot Put FISU Antonie Scholtz Decathlon Multis Dual Joel Skinner Coach Pan Ams/FISU/Francophones/World Jrs/Pan Am Jrs Stef Smith Distance FISU X‐C Alex Stanat Discus Pan Ams Linda Staudt Marathon Japan Andrea Steen Hurdles Olympics/Commonwealth Beth Stroud Heptathlon FISU/Francophones Rich Tremain Middle Distance World X‐C/FISU Alex Ullman Middle Distance Francophones Jordan Wand Distance Commonwealth Yths Mathew Walters Distance NACAC X‐C Ben Warnock Long Jump NACAC Derek Watkins High Jump FISU/Francophones Stephanie Wenner Hurdles Pan Am Jrs Matheson West Decathlon Pan Am Jrs Dave Weston Distance FISU X‐C Joe White Decathlon Multis Dual Branden Wilhelm Sprints World Jrs/World Yths Kristian Wilson Pole Vault Pan Am Jrs Andre Wright Hurdles/Sprints World Yths/Pan Am Jrs Arren Young Long Jump Francophones Brandon Young Distance FISU X‐C/World Jrs X‐C John Zubyck Pole Vault Francophones Blaire Kniaziew Triathlon James Loaring Triathlon Kirstie Otto Triathlon.
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