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2009-10 University of Michigan Men's Track & Field Record Book THE WOLVERINES 2009-10 University of Michigan Men's Track & Field Record Book 1 PAGE HEADER THE RECORD BOOK THE RECORD BOOK Michigan Facility records Michigan team records U-M Indoor Track Building Indoor 60-meter Dash ..........Adam Harris (Michigan) ..............2008 ........6.65 60-meter Dash .............Adam Harris .........................2009 ......... 6.60 60-meter High Hurdles ..Thomas Wilcher (Michigan) .........1986 .......7.78+ 60-meter High Hurdles .....Jeff Porter ...........................2007 ......... 7.64 Jeff Porter (Michigan) ................2007 ........ 7.78 200-meter Dash ...........Adam Harris ........................2009 ........ 20.99 ...........Omar Davidson ......................1987 ........ 46.59 200-meter Dash Mitch Potter (Minnesota) ...........2004.......21.09 400-meter Dash 600-meter Run.............Jeremy Schneider .....................2001 .......1:17.33 400-meter Dash .........Sunder Nix (Indiana) ...............1984 .......46.10 800-meter Run ............Nate Brannen........................2005 .......1:47.51 600-meter Dash .........Joe Detmer (Wisconsin).............2004..... 1:17.55 Mile Run ..................Nate Brannen........................2005 .......3:55.11 800-meter Run..........Nate Brannen (Michigan) ...........2004..... 1:47.74 3,000-meter Run ..........Nick Willis...........................2004 .......7:44.90 Mile Run................Nick Willis (Michigan) ..............2005.....3:58.07 5,000-meter Run ..........Chris Brewster .......................1986 ......13:45.06 3,000-meter Run ........Kevin Sullivan (Michigan) . .1998 .....7:51.65 4 x 400-meter Relay ........Davidson, Boynton, Swilley, Steverson ....1985 .......3:09.28 5,000-meter Run ........Greg Meyer (Athletic Attic) ..........1978 ....13:41.00 Distance Medley Relay ......Brannen, Talbert, Ellerton, Willis.........2004 .......9:27.77 4x400-meter Relay ......Indiana..........................1999 ......3:08.0 High Jump ................Jon Royce ...........................1995 .......7-4 1/2 . .Mike Lattany ........................1980 .......7-4 1/2 Distance Medley Relay ...Michigan ........................1996 .....9:33.72 Long Jump ................Derek Harper ........................1984 .....25-10 3/4 (Trinity Townsend, Scott MacDonald, Jeff Wood, Kevin Sullivan) Triple Jump ...............Michael Whitehead ...................2007 ......52-6 3/4 High Jump .............Dennis Lewis (Unattached) ..........1987 ..... 7-5 1/4 Pole Vault .................Brad Darr ...........................1992 ..... 17-10 1/2 Long Jump ..............Derek Harper (Michigan)............1984 ... 25-10 3/4 Shot Put ..................Steve Adams.........................1972 ......... 61-0 . Reggie Torian (Wisconsin)...........1994 ... 25-10 3/4 35-lb. Weight ..............Sean Pruitt ..........................2009 ......... 69-4 Nate Brannen Triple Jump . Keita Kline (Minnesota) .............1994 ... 52-10 1/4 Heptathlon ................Frank Shotwell........................2008 .....5,525 pts. Jeff Porter Pole Vault ..............Mark Buse (Indiana) ...............1994 .... 18-0 1/2 Shot Put ................Dan Taylor (Ohio State) ............2004....66-11 1/4 Events No Longer Contested 35-lb. Weight Throw.....Dan Taylor (Ohio State).............2004.... 75-8 1/4 300-meter Dash ...........Greg Syphax ........................1973 ........ 30.50 Heptathlon .............Nathan Parker (Central Michigan) ....1999 ...5,373 pts. 500-meter Dash ...........Omar Davidson ......................1986 .......1:02.04 1,000-meter Run ..........Ron Kutchinski .......................1969 .......2:20.13 + time converted from 55-meters 1,500-meter Run ..........Ron Simpson ........................1984 .......3:44.66 Two-Mile Run ..............Brian Diemer ........................1983 .......8:30.49 Events No Longer Contested Three-Mile Run ............Chris Brewster .......................1986 ......13:16.70 300-meter Dash ........Alvin McNair (Purdue)..............1984 ...... 29.99 Shuttle Hurdle Relay........Crouther, Hicks, Wheeler, Chisholm ......1978 ........ 28.54 1,000-meter Run .......Eric Teutsch (Western Michigan)......1985 .....2:07.85 Sprint Medley Relay ........Crouther, Bruce, Gardner, Thomas .......1979 .......3:22.24 Two-Mile Run ...........Brian Diemer (Michigan)............1983 .....8:33.47 4 x 800-meter Relay ........Butler, Hudson, Parris, Davidson.........1987 .......7:22.40 Three-Mile Run .........Greg Meyer (Athletic Attic) ..........1978 .... 13:11.00 Mile Relay .................Davidson, Boynton, Swilley, Steverson ....1985 .......3:11.88 Shuttle Hurdle Relay.....Michigan ........................1981 ...... 28.30 Four-Mile Relay ............Anstaett, Foster, Schmidt, Scheper .......1975 ......17:24.04 (Arnett Chisholm, Gary Hicks, Donald Wheeler, Charles Crouther) Sprint Medley Relay .....Pittsburgh .......................1987 .....3:24.23 4 x 800-meter Relay .....Western Michigan .................1979 .....7:25.40 Pentathlon .............Brian Kelley (Penn State) ............1994 ...3,967 pts. Outdoor 100-meter Dash ...........Adam Harris ........................ 2009 .........10.09 110-meter High Hurdles ....Thomas Wilcher ..................... 1985 .........13.52 200-meter Dash ...........Butch Woolfolk ...................... 1980 .........20.59 400-meter Dash ...........Todd Steverson ...................... 1985 .........45.47 Ferry Field 400-meter Hurdles .........Neil Gardner . 1996 .........48.30 100-meter Dash ........Ike Okenwa (Michigan)............ 2000 ......10.22 800-meter Run ............Nate Brannen ....................... 2002 .......1:46.00 Ike Okenwa 110-meter Hurdles ......Roger Ware (OSU)................ 1988 ......13.87 1,500-meter Run ..........Kevin Sullivan ....................... 1997 ....... 3:35.19 Bill Donakowski 200-meter Dash ........Elliot Tabron (ACC) ............... 1984 ......20.85 Mile Run ..................Kevin Sullivan ....................... 1995 .......3:52.25 3,000-meter Steeplechase ..Brian Diemer........................ 1983 ....... 8:22.13 400-meter Dash ........Tom Simon (Illinois) .............. 1988 ......45.29 5,000-meter Run ..........Nick Willis .......................... 2005 ...... 13:27.54 400-meter Hurdles ......Pat McGhee (Iowa) ............... 1988 ......50.01 10,000-meter Run .........Bill Donakowski...................... 1978 ......28:26.04 800-meter Run .........Andrew Ellerton (Michigan) . 2004 ....1:46.56 4 x 100-meter Relay ........Henniger, Crouther, Chisholm, Grace .... 1978 .........39.92 1,500-meter Run .......Kevin Sullivan (Michigan) .......... 1998 ....3:36.62 4 x 200-meter Relay ........Henniger, Grace, Chisholm, Crouther .... 1978 .......1:23.54 3,000-meter Steeplechase . Dan Heikkinen (A. West)........... 1981 ....8:38.74 4 x 400-meter Relay ........Barnes, Wechter, Harmsen, Waithe ...... 2008 .......3:04.43 5,000-meter Run .......Jim Spivey (Indiana) .............. 1981 ...13:54.23 4 x 800-meter Relay ........Steverson, Butler, Hudson, Davidson..... 1986 ........7:17.85 10,000-meter Run ......John Scherer (Michigan) ........... 1988 ...29:23.15 4 x Mile Relay ..............Ellerton, Woods, Willis, Brannen ........ 2005 ......16:04.54 Shuttle Hurdle .............Chisholm, Hicks, Wheeler, Crouther ..... 1978 .........57.14 4x100-meter Relay ......Michigan ....................... 2008 ......40.20 Sprint Medley Relay ........Woolfolk, Bruce, Shea, Grainger ........ 1982 ....... 3:17.84 (Troy Woolfolk, Stann Waithe, Andre Barnes, Adam Harris) Distance Medley Relay ......Brannen, Waithe, Ellerton, Willis........... 2005 .......9:22.57 4x400-meter Relay ......Ohio State ...................... 1986 ....3:06.70 4 x 1500-meter Relay ......Cantin, McDonald, McLaughlin, Sullivan.... 1997 ......15:03.88 Discus ..................Scott Eriksson (Unattached) ........ 1986 .....199-10 High Jump ................Jon Royce .......................... 1995 ....... 7-4 1/2 High Jump .............Mike Vukovich (Minnesota) ........ 1988 .....7-3 1/4 Long Jump ................James Ross ......................... 1980 ...... 26-1 1/2 Long Jump .............Jesse Owens (Ohio State) .......... 1935 ... 26-8 1/4 Triple Jump ...............Michael Whitehead ................... 2006 ......53-11 1/4 Pole Vault .................Brad Darr........................... 1992 .......18-0 1/2 Triple Jump ............Michael Whitehead (Michigan)...... 2007 ... 53-4 1/4 Shot Put ..................Steve Adams ........................ 1972 ..... 60-11 3/4 Pole Vault ..............Paul Terek (Michigan State) ........ 2002 ... 18-0 1/2 Discus .....................Scott Eriksson ....................... 1984 .........195-5 Shot Put ...............Kevin Akins (OSU) ................ 1982 ... 66-2 3/4 Hammer Throw............Sean Pruitt ......................... 2009 .........204-5 Hammer Throw .........Derrick Woodske (Unattached)...... 2002 .....207-11 Javelin ....................Stan Johanning ...................... 1992 ........232-11 Kevin Sullivan Javelin .................Brian Keene (Unattached).......... 1999 ......246-3 Decathlon .................Frank Shotwell........................2008...... 7,379 pts. Brad Darr 2 3 PAGE HEADER THE RECORD BOOK THE RECORD BOOK all-time indoor performers all-time outdoor performers Gene Brown Omar Davidson Jeremy Schneider Nate Brannen Chris Brewster Butch Starmack Adam Harris Nick Willis Brian Diemer James Ross Steve Adams Sean Clancy 60-Meter Dash 5,000 Meter Run 300 Yard Dash+ 100-Meter Dash 110-Meter High Hurdles Shot Put Adam Harris ..........2009 .........6.60
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