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Inaugural Pac-12 Championships Single Meet Tickets - Reserved: $15; General Admission: $12 Adults, $10 Children/ May 12-13 Historic Hayward Field Seniors. 2012 OUTDOOR SCHEDULE Promotions - One youth (12 and under) admitted free with each adult ticket March purchased. 18 Oregon Preview 12:30 p.m. Bowerman’s Pack - T-shirt giveaway to all University of Oregon students who join. 23-24 @ USC Trojan Invitational Hayward Field Ticket Window - Opens at 9 a.m. April Gates Open - 9:15 a.m. 2-3 @ Sam Adams Multi-Events 6 @ Stanford Invitational THIS WEEK 7 Pepsi Team Invitational 10:15 a.m. (Oregon, Texas A&M, UCLA, Washington) Oregon hosts one of the most anticipated scored meets of the 2012 season on 13 @ John Knight Twilight Saturday, April, 7 - the 23rd Pepsi Team Invitational with three-time defending 19 Oregon Relays () 1:30 p.m. NCAA men’s and women’s champion Texas A&M and Pac-12 rivals UCLA and 20 Oregon Relays 10:30 a.m. Washington joining the Ducks for a classic track & fi eld showcase at Historic 21 Oregon Relays 10 a.m. Hayward Field. The early fi eld events get underway at 10:15 a.m., while the 26-28 @ 29 @ Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational running events, and the majority of the fi eld competition, begin at 12:30 p.m. May 5 Oregon Twilight TBA TELEVISION/WEB CAST 5-6 Pac-12 Multis TBA The Oregon Sports Network will webcast the Pepsi Team Invitational live in HD 12 Pac-12 Championships TBA for FREE on www.goducks.com beginning at noon. Former Duck track coach Tom 13 Pac-12 Championships TBA 24-26 @ NCAA West Preliminary Rounds Heinonen will handle the announcing duties; he will be joined by a number of June guest hosts throughout the meet. The fi rst-of-its-kind HD webcast of a collegiate 6-9 @ NCAA Championships track and fi eld meet is available free of charge on www.goducks.com. 21-Jul 1 U.S. Olympic Team Trials TEAM INFORMATION RESULTS Coaches: Assoc. AD - ; Assoc. HC For live results, schedules and accepted entry lists, check www.goducks.com. - Robert Johnson; Assoc. HC - Andy Powell; AC - Final results will also be posted on www.goducks.com. Jenni Ashcroft; AC - Jamie Cook; AC - Robert Weir; Vol. AC - Melissa Gergel; Vol. AC - Jackie Johnson; Vol. AC - David Klech; Vol. AC - Harry Marra; Vol. SCORING AC - Christina Scherwin; Vol. AC - Mandy White. The international scoring system will be in place for the Pepsi Team Invitational, Returning All-Americans - Men (8) which allows schools to score a maximum of two competitors in each event Mike Berry (400, i-400, DMR); Mac Fleet (mile, (one team per relay). Individual event scoring is 9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1. Relays will DMR); Trevor Dunvar (i-3,000); Elijah Greer (800, be 9-7-6-5. 800-i); Boru Guyota (DMR); Luke Puskedra (10,000, i-3,000, i-5,000, xc); Parker Stinson (i-5,000); Travis TEAMS AT THE PEPSI Thompson (i-4x400, DMR). Saturday marks the 23rd Pepsi Team Invitational. The Oregon women have won Returning All-Americans - Women (12) the Pepsi 17 times, while the men have 16 Pepsi titles. Texas A&M returns to the Bronwyn Crossman (10,000, 5,000-i), (4x400, i-400, i-4x400); Becca Friday (1,500, mile, Pepsi meet for the second time in three years. During their last visit in 2010, the DMR); (100; i-60); Jordan Hasay Aggies set fi ve meet records, but Oregon swept the competition, outscoring A&M (1,500, 5,000, mile, i-3,000, DMR, xc); Anne Kessel- 186-151 on the men’s side and 212-175.5 on the women’s side. Texas A&M would ring (800, mile, i-5,000, DMR); Alexandra Kosinski get revenge later that year; the Aggies won their second of three consecutive NCAA (1,500, 5,000, i-5,000, DMR, xc); Chizoba Okodogbe men’s and women’s outdoor titles that June at Historic Hayward Field. (400, 4x400; i-4x400, DMR); Amber Purvis (4x100, 4x400, i-60, i-200, i-4x400, DMR); Laura Roesler UCLA returns to the Pepsi meet for the fi rst time since 1994. The Bruins swept (800, 4x400, i-800, i-4x400, DMR); Brianne Theisen both the men’s and women’s meet that year. UCLA was led by Marcus Reed’s wins (, 4x400; i-pentathlon, i-4x400); Lanie in both the 100 and 200 and John Godina’s victory in the shot put. The Bruin women Thompson (steeplechase). were led by an impressive double win by Karen Hecox in the 1,500 and 3,000. Amy

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Acuff also captured the high jump (6-0) and Valeyta Althouse won Women’s 5,000 Meters the shot put with a throw of 56-6/17.22m, one of the oldest meet A potential battle between All-Americans Alex Kosinski of Or- records still standing. egon and Natosha Rogers of Texas A&M in this event. Washington returns to the Pepsi Team Invitational for the Men’s 5,000 Meters 14th time overall. The Huskies have one men’s title (2006) and An underrated race two runners currently ranked in the national have fi nished second four times. The UW women have never top 10 (No. 8 Chris Kwiatkowski of Oregon and No. 10 Kevin won the Pepsi, but have four runner-up fi nishes to their credit Burnett of Texas A&M), plus All-America newcomer Trevor Dunbar of Oregon and fi ve Bruins, led by Dustin Fay and Kent FEATURED EVENTS Morikawa. As always, the Pepsi Invitational brings together an intriguing Women’s 100 Meter Hurdles mix of each team’s strengths. The 2012 version is no different, NCAA combined events champ Brianne Theisen will see third- with more than three dozen All-Americans combined between ranked Donique’ Flemings in the short hurdle race. the four men’s and women’s teams. Some of the events to watch: Men’s 110 Meter Hurdles Women’s 200 Meters One of the feature short races of the afternoon pits Wayne Davis Oregon’s 60 meter indoor NCAA champion English Gardner of Texas A&M, an All-American and ranked sixth nationally, leads a fast fi eld. against Oregon’s Johnathan Cabral, the national freshman hurdle Men’s 200 Meters leader who is ranked ninth overall. Fifth-ranked Prezel Hardy, Jr. of Texas A&M headlines a fi eld 3,000 Meter Steeplechase that also includes James Alaka and Ryan Hamilton of Washington Watch for distance specialist and All-American Henry Lelei of and Karlton Rolle of UCLA. Alaka, Rolle and Hamilton are also Texas A&M for the men and tenth-ranked Taylor Wallace of all in the 100. Oregon for the women. Transfer Kimber Mattox (Bend, Ore./ Women’s 400 Meters Willamette University) is also slated to make her Oregon debut. Jordan Carlson, who ran the 400 meter leg on Washington’s Women’s High Jump NCAA champion team, lines up against Oregon freshman Chancey Summers is ranked No. 10 nationally. Oregon All-Americans Phyllis Francis and Chizoba Okodogbe. Women’s Men’s 400 Meters Could be an interesting competition between All-Americans All-Americans Mike Berry of Oregon and Ricky Babineaux of Laura Asimakis of Texas A&M and Logan Miller of Washington. Texas A&M are the top two seeds. Men’s Pole Vault Women’s 800 Meters All-American Michael Woepse of UCLA will be joined by Eu- Intriguing middle distance race featuring Washington’s Katie gene native JJ Juiffs of Washington. Flood, who anchored the Huskies’ NCAA champion distance Hammer medley relay team, and 2011 NCAA outdoor champion Anne UCLA features a pair of big-time performers in the hammer. Ida Kesselring of Oregon. Ducks’ All-American Laura Roesler, the Storm was the 2012 NCAA runner-up in the women’s indoor 2011 Pepsi 800 champion, is also in the strong fi eld. weight throw and is ranked fi fth nationally in the hammer, while Men’s 800 Meters Alec Faldermeyer was fourth in the men’s hammer at the 2011 No. 6-ranked Travis Thompson of Oregon leads a fi eld that also NCAA meet and is ranked second nationally in the event. includes All-American Bradley Whitley of Washington. Men’s Javelin Women’s 1,500 Meters In what could be the feature fi eld event of the afternoon, All- All-Americans Megan Goethals and Christine Babcock of American and top-ranked Sam Humphries of Texas A&M Washington are joined by Duck All-Americans Becca Friday squares off against freshman of Oregon, ranked and Lanie Thompson. sixth nationally, and Joe Zimmerman of Washington. The event Men’s 1,500 Meters will also mark the season debut for Oregon’s Britton Nelson. Another strong middle distance event, led by four All-Americans: Elijah Greer of Oregon, Will Barry of Texas A&M and Ryan Soberanis of Washington. Pepsi Team Invitational 3-3-3-3-3

2011 PEPSI TEAM INVITATIONAL RECAP CABRAL IMPRESSIVE IN DEBUT A year ago, Duck rookies won eight events to lead an Oregon Freshman Johnathan Cabral opened some eyes in his outdoor sweep. Both competitions were close throughout, with the debut. He won the 110 hurdles in 13.93 seconds. That was tied women scoring 205 points to win over Nebraska (195.5) Stanford for the ninth-fastest time in school history. He improved that to (143.5) and Washington (112). The men claimed the title with 13.76 at the USC Trojan Invitational, tops among freshman this 195 points, followed by Nebraska (181), Washington (159) and season. More impressively, Cabral has now run the second-fastest Stanford (121). freshman 110 hurdle time in school history. Only Eric Mitchum Freshman English Gardner’s breakout performance included went faster as a frosh, going 13.73 at the 1989 Pac-10 meet. wins in the 100 and 200 meters in addition to her anchor leg on the winning 4x100 meter relay team. She won the 100 in 11.62, FRESHMEN PUT ON PREVIEW SHOW which was the fi fth-fastest time in school history. She set a Freshmen Johnathan Cabral and impressed in their personal-best in winning the 200 in 24.06. She then joined with Oregon debuts and the women’s 4x100 meter relay team broke Mandy White, Amber Purvis and Lauryn Newson to win the the meet record March 18 at the Oregon Preview in front of 5,044 4x100 relay in 44.59, a time that ranks No. 5 in school history. at Historic Hayward Field. Cabral jumped out to a quick start in Freshman Mike Berry was just as impressive for the men, the men’s 110 meter hurdles and powered through the last half dusting the fi eld by nearly two seconds in winning the 400 meters of the race to win in 13.93. That was tied for the ninth-fastest in 45.79. That was fi fth-fastest time in school history. He also time in school history. Prandini played a key role in a pair of anchored the 4x400 meter relay team which locked up the team relay victories. She took the third leg on the meet record-setting title for the Duck men by winning in 3:10.93. 4x100 meter relay team and anchored the winning 4x400 meter Other rookie winners included freshmen Boru Guyota in the relay squad. The 4x100 bettered the old mark by .01, winning in men’s 800 meters, Laura Roesler in the women’s 800 meters and 44.29 seconds. Lauryn Newson led off and then Amber Purvis Lanie Thompson in the women’s 3,000 meters steeplechase, and blazed down the backstretch on the second leg. The senior then transfers Steve Finley in the men’s 3,000 meter steeplechase and handed off to Prandini, making her Oregon debut on the turn, Justin Frick in the high jump. before yielding to English Gardner, the 2012 NCAA 60 meter For the men, Matthew Centrowitz and A.J. Acosta set the champion who blazed down the home stretch to break the meet tone early by winning the 5,000 and 1,500 meters, respectively. record in the fi fth-fastest time in school history. Prandini fi nished David Klech ran the ninth-best time in school history to win the the afternoon by anchoring the 4x400 meter relay team. Devin 110 hurdles. Klech also joined Berry, Bryan Harper and Greer Gosberry, Chizoba Okodogbe and Alexandria Davidson joined on that winning 4x400 relay. Prandini in winning in 3:48.37. Football’s Dior Mathis helped For the women, Jordan Hasay won a thrilling women’s 1,500 lead a solid day in the sprints. The sophomore from Detroit, meters, clipping a hard-charging Katie Flood of Washington by Mich., won the 100 meters in 10.73, his fastest time as a Duck. a quarter of a second. The Arroyo Grande, Calif., native crossed Fellow footballer B.J. Kelley won his heat and was second overall the line in 4:18.61, with Flood at 4:18.80. in 10.84. Those two came back to run the fi rst two legs of the Purvis ran the fourth-fastest time in school history in winning winning 4x100 meter relay. Mathis, Kelley, Arthur Delaney and the 400 meters in 52.80. Junior Bronwyn Crossman set an :18 Joeal Hotchkins crossed the line in 40.68. Delaney, a freshman personal best in winning the 5,000 meters in 16:31.42. Senior from Gresham, Ore., came back to win the 400 meters in 47.63. Jamesha Youngblood captured the long jump at 20-2.5. Former Duck Britney Henry broke a meet record in the women’s hammer by throwing 232-1/70.73m. Duck freshman Daphne USC TROJAN INVITATIONAL RECAP Chambers from Springfi eld, Ore., was second at 152-3/46.41m. Oregon collected 11 wins – half from freshmen – at the March Portland State’s Geronne Black set a meet record in winning the 23-23 USC Trojan Invitational. Among the freshmen winners women’s 100 meters in 11.72. Newson was second in 11.82 - the were Sam Crouser in the men’s javelin (239-7/73.02m; No. 5 10th fastest time in school history - and she also won the 200 in in UO history), Johnathan Cabral in the 110 hurdles (13.76 – 24.24. Other Duck women who collected victories at the Preview No. 4 in UO history), Chancey Summers in the women’s high meet included senior Alex Kosinski, who won the women’s 1,500 jump (5-10.5/1.79m; No. 6 in UO history), Molly Grabill in the meters in 4:30.61 and senior Amber Purvis, who captured the 400 women’s 5,000 (16:40.08) and Claudia Francis in the women’s in 54.64. Sophomore Laura Bobek swept the shot put and the 800 (2:10.22). Not to be outdone, the veterans claimed titles in discus. The Astoria, Ore., native threw 43-4.25/13.21m in the shot the women’s 400 (English Gardner - 53.73; No. 10 in UO his- and 138-0/42.26m in the discus. For the men, the 4x400 meter tory); women’s 1,500 (Anne Kesslering – 4:16.75), men’s 1,500 relay team of Bruce Burbank, Russell Hornsby, Travis Thomp- (Boru Guyota – 3:47.89), men’s triple jump (Brian Schaudt – 50- son and Bryan Harper was victorious in 3:13.58. Junior Austin 8.75/15.46m), women’s shot put (Laura Bobek – 48.5/13.93m) Ouderkirk took the pole vault at 16-0.75/4.90m and junior Tyler and women’s steeple (Taylor Wallace – 10:33.92). Elijah Greer Pinkney won the triple jump in 47-6.25/14.48m. In the men’s and Travis Thompson were impressive in their 2012 debuts. Greer hammer freshman Greg Skipper fi nished third at 204-0/62.17m was second in the men’s 800 in 1:46.84, while Thompson was in his Oregon home debut. fourth in 1:47.82. Sophomore Phyllis Francis ran 23.42 to win her section of the women’s 200, while Ethan Powell had nearly a 20-foot PR in the javelin (223-7/68/14m). Pepsi Team Invitational 4-4-4-4-4

OREGON WINS THIRD STRAIGHT NCAA INDOOR TITLE Distance Medley Relay The Women of Oregon won their third consecutive NCAA Indoor In the fi nal running event of the fi rst night, the Ducks earned eight Track Field title March 9-10 in Nampa, Idaho. The Ducks were critical points in their chase to win a third straight NCAA title. led by wins from Brianne Theisen in the pentathlon and English Oregon’s time of 11:05.85 was just good enough for second, be- Gardner in the 60 meters, and also counted a runner-up fi nish hind Washington’s 11:05.20, but ahead of Dartmouth’s 11:06.29. in the distance medley relay (Becca Friday, Chizoba Okodogbe, Laura Roesler, Anne Kesselring). Oregon also scored in the 400 Becca Friday led off the 1,200 meter leg in 3:24.74, as the Ducks meters (Phyllis Francis), mile (Jordan Hasay, Friday) and the were second behind Florida. Chizoba Okodogbe took the 400 3,000 meters (Hasay) for its 49 point total. leg through in 53.90 as the Ducks closed on the Gators. Laura Roesler handled the 800 leg in 2:08.84, as the teams bunched Pentathlon up at the fi nal exchange. Anne Kesselring, the defending NCAA Theisen set the tone early with her third national title in the Champion, then went with the Huskies on a late charge as the pentathlon. She won with 4,536 points, just 19 off her NCAA two Northwest rivals pulled clear of the pack for the 1-2 fi nish. and Canadian record. Dorcas Akinniyi of Wisconsin was second Kesselring closed in 4:38.39. with 4,299 points. The pentathlon wasn’t a runaway, as Theisen actually trailed in a robust competition three events into her Mile & 3,000 Meters day. She looked extremely smooth in the 60 meters hurdles, the Oregon scored 11 points in the mile to extend its lead. Jordan pentathlon’s opening event. She won in 8.25 seconds, which was Hasay ran out front nearly the entire second half of the race a personal best and broke her own school record for the second before getting passed by Lucy Van Dalen of Stony Brook and time this season. The time was worth 1,073 points. She then Aisha Praught of Illinois State in the last 20 meters. Van Dalen tied her own NCAA Championships meet record by clearing won in 4:39.76, Praught was next in 4:39.85 and Hasay timed 1.84m/6-0.5 in the high jump. That clearance was tied for fi rst 4:40.09. Friday, meanwhile, came from deep in the pack on the with Akinniyi and was good for 1,029 points. last two laps to pass at least four runners down the backstretch. The junior from Bellingham, Wash., took fourth in 4:40.24. In the third event, the shot put, Theisen had a best throw of Hasay came back to fi nish fourth in the 3,000 meters in 9:16.42. 12.46m/40-14.75 for 692 points. All three of Theisen’s throws were within three inches of each other. But Akinniyi had a 400 Meters three-foot PR in the shot of 45-9.25 to take a four point lead on The women also saw a terrifi c performance in the 400 meters Theisen, 2,798-2,794, at that point in the competition. In the from sophomore Phyllis Francis. Seeded 12th coming into the long jump, Theisen responded by going 19-6.25/5.95m on her meet, the Queens, N.Y., native had a breakout championships. second attempt to fi nish second in the event. Her 834 points put She fi nished fourth overall in an indoor personal best 53.01. That her back in the lead for good. She then locked up her sixth NCAA was the second-fastest time in school history. title overall by winning the 800 meters in 2:13.95 for 908 points. On the men’s side, Mike Berry broke the school record in the Theisen became just the second three-time pentathlon champion 400 meters, fi nishing third overall in a school-record 45.93. The in NCAA history, joining Arizona State’s Jacquelyn Johnson sophomore from Seattle, Wash., broke Sammie Parker’s school (2006-08). After the meet, she was named the USTFCCCA record of 45.95 set in 2005. national indoor fi eld athlete of the year for the second straight season. OREGON’S NCAA CHAMPIONS The 2012 women’s indoor track & fi eld title was the 18th NCAA 60 Meters national championship in school history. The others are men’s Getting off to a perfect start out of the blocks, the freshman outdoor track & fi eld in 1962, 1964, 1965, 1970 and 1984, from Voorhees, N.J., never trailed and scorched the tape in men’s indoor track & fi eld in 2009, women’s outdoor track & 7.12 seconds. That was not only a stadium record, but also the fi eld in 1985, women’s indoor track & fi eld in 2010 and 2011, fourth-fastest 60 ever run by a collegian. It trailed only 7.09 run men’s cross country in 1971, 1973, 1974, 1977, 2007 and 2008, by both Lakya Brookings of South Carolina in 2011 and Angela women’s cross country in 1983 and 1987, and men’s basketball Williams of USC in 2001, and a 7.10 timed by Williams in 2001. in 1939. Pepsi Team Invitational 5-5-5-5-5

DUCK TRIO ON BOWERMAN WATCH LIST A trio of NCAA champions, English Gardner, Jordan Hasay and Brianne Theisen, are on the 2012 Bowerman Award women’s watch list. The award is presented annually to the top men’s and women’s collegiate student-athlete. Theisen is a fi ve-time NCAA champion (heptathlon twice, pentathlon twice, outdoor 4x400 meter relay) and the NCAA record-holder in the pen- tathlon. Hasay was a double winner at the 2011 NCAA indoor meet (mile, 3,000 meters), while Gardner was the 2012 NCAA indoor 60 meter champ. Her time of 7.12 was the fourth-fastest ever run by a collegian.

THEISEN SETS NCAA, CANADIAN PENTATHLON RECORD Brianne Theisen used personal bests in the high jump and shot put to break the 30 year-old Canadian national record in the pentathlon Jan. 27 at the Texas A&M Mondo Challenge. Theisen totaled 4,555 points to eclipse the previous Canadian mark of 4,550 points set by Jill Ross-Giffen in 1982. She also broke her own NCAA record of 4,540 points set at the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium at the 2011 NCAA Championships. Theisen, who was competing in her fi rst track meet of any kind in more than 10 months, opened the competition by winning the 60 meter hurdles in 8.38 seconds. That was just .03 of her personal best and school record time of 8.35 seconds from a season ago. She followed that with a remarkable performance in the high jump, culminating in a third-attempt clearance at 6-2/1.88m. That was an all-conditions personal best and also broke the UO indoor record by nearly two inches. She cleared all bars on her fi rst attempt leading up to the jump at 6-2, other than needing a second attempt at 5-10.5/1.79m. Theisen and Laurel Roberts previously shared the mark at 6-0/1.83m. The clearance at 6-2 was good for 1,080 points. Theisen then earned her second PR of the night in the shot put by throwing 42-2.75/12.87m, which scored 719 points. The senior from Humboldt, Sask., followed that by going 19-8/5.99m in the long jump for 846 points, before a relatively easy 800 meters of 2:16.90 and 866 points that just pushed her past Ross-Giffen.

WOMEN SMASH SIX INDOOR RECORDS In addition to Theisen’s marks in the pentathlon and high jump, the Ducks have broken four other school records in 2012. Theisen has one of those from the 8.34 she ran in the 60 meter hurdles at the MPSF Championships. English Gardner claimed the 60 meter record at 7.12, Anne Kesselring snapped the mile mark by running 4:32.61 and Jordan Hasay got the 3,000 meter record in 9:03.95. Pepsi Team Invitational 6-6-6-6-6

Oregon Men’s 2012 Outdoor Season Highlights updated 4/4/12

100 meters Mark NR Date 400-meter Hurdles Mark NR Date Dior Mathis, So. (10.4) 10.73 3/18 Johnathan Cabral, Fr. 53.33 3/24 B.J. Kelley, Fr. 10.84 3/18 Eric Hersey, Sr. (52.95) 54.69 3/24 Joeal Hotchkins, Jr. (10.15w) Arthur Delaney, Fr. (10.42w) 3,000 meter Steeplechase Mark NR Date Mike Berry, So. (10.89)

200 meters Mark NR Date 4x100-meter Relay Mark NR Date Mike Berry, So. (21.08) 21.10 29 3/24 Mathis, Kelley, Delaney, Hotchkins 40.68 3/18 Arthur Delaney, Fr. 21.21 40 3/24 Joeal Hotchkins, Jr. (21.06) 21.79 3/24 4x400-meter Relay Mark NR Date Kory Brown, Jr. (21.44) 21.87 3/24 Berry, Delaney, Harper, Brown 3:10.13 33 3/24 Bryan Harper, Sr. (21.93) 22.04 3/24 Jack Galpin, Fr. (21.20) High Jump Mark NR Date B.J. Kelley, Fr. (21.98) Danny Marconi, Sr. (2.19m/7-2.25) 2.06m 6-9 3/24

400 meters Mark NR Date Pole Vault Mark NR Date Arthur Delaney, Fr. 47.63 3/18 Austin Ouderkirk, Jr. (5.12m/16-9.5) 4.92m 16-1.75 3/24 Mike Berry, So. (44.91) Bryan Harper, Sr. (47.63) Long Jump Mark NR Date Korey Brown, Jr. (47.72) Dakotah Keys, Fr. 7.31m 23-11.75 47 4/2 Jack Galpin, Fr. (47.75) Brian Schaudt, Sr. (7.18m/23-6.75) 7.10m 23-3.5 3/24 Travis Thompson, Sr. (48.10) Trevor Ferguson, Fr. (23-5.25w/7.14m) 6.88m 22-7 3/24 Kelley Beck, Fr. (48.83) Alec Fellows, Fr. (23-3.25) 6.88m 22-7 4/2

800 meters Mark NR Date Triple Jump Mark NR Date Elijah Greer, Jr. (1:45.06) 1:46.84 3 3/24 Brian Schaudt, Sr. (15.77m/51-9w) 15.46m 50-8.75 19 3/24 Travis Thompson, Sr. (1:47.60) 1:47.82 6 3/24 Trevor Ferguson, Fr. (15.18m/49-9.75w) 14.62m 47-11.75 3/24 Russell Hornsby, Fr. 1:49.70 19 3/24 Tyler Pinkney, Jr. (15.30m/50-2.5w) 14.48m 47-6.25 3/18 Boru Guyota, So. (1:47.75) Mac Fleet, So. (1:49.19) Shot Put Mark NR Date Travis Stanford, Sr. (1:50.57) Randall Horn, Sr. (15.58m/51-1.5) 14.66m 48-1.25 3/18

1,500 meters Mark NR Date Discus Mark NR Date Boru Guyota, So. (3:47.47) 3:47.89 29 3/24 Randall Horn, Sr. (51.30m/168-4) 42.52m 139-6 3/18 Travis Stanford, Sr. 3:48.24 38 3/24 Elijah Greer, Jr. (3:48.98) u-3:50.50 3/18 Hammer Throw Mark NR Date Mac Fleet, So. (3:43.21) Greg Skipper, Fr. 62.17m 204-0 16 3/18 Cole Watson, So. (3:48.25) Daniel Winn, So. (3:49.39) Javelin Mark NR Date Colby Alexander, Fr. (3:50.89) Sam Crouser, Fr. (77.82m/255-4) 73.02m 239-7 6 3/24 Ethan Powell, So. 68.14m 223-7 23 3/24 5,000 meters Mark NR Date Dakotah Keys, Fr. 63.74m 209-1 4/3 Chris Kwiatkowski, Sr. (13:51.84-i) 14:02.46 8 3/23 Michael Thompson, Jr. (65.92m/216-3) 61.38m 201-4 3/18 Brian Shrader, So. 14:33.02 3/23 Britton Nelson, Sr. (66.96m/219-8) Trevor Dunbar, So. (13:36.86-i) Parker Stinson, So. (13:39.22-i) Decathlon Mark NR Date Luke Puskedra, Sr. (13:46.52-i) Dakotah Keys, Fr. 7,682 5 4/2-3 Ben DeJarnette, So. (14:26.47) Alec Fellows, Fr. 6,820 22 4/2-3 Bryce Burgess, Jr. (14:27.90) Kevin Godfrey, Sr. (6,853) Bruce Burbank, Sr. (6,656) 10,000 meters Mark NR Date Luke Puskedra, Sr. (28:33.47) National Rankings (NR) are listed according to TFRRS Parker Stinson, So. (29:14.35) Career Best (Listed) if Superior to Season Best; i-indoor Oregon Records Underlined 110-meter Hurdles Mark NR Date u-unattached Johnathan Cabral, Fr. 13.76 9 3/24 Eric Hersey, Sr. (13.94) 14.45 3/18, 3/24 Pepsi Team Invitational 7-7-7-7-7

Oregon Women’s 2012 Outdoor Season Highlights updated 4/4/12

100 meters Mark NR Date 400-meter Hurdles Mark NR Date Lauryn Newson, Sr. (11.60) 11.82 3/18 Lyndsay Pearson, Sr. (1:00.07) 1:02.56 3/24 English Gardner, So. (11.03) Camilla Dencer, Sr. (1:01.88) Amber Purvis, Sr. (11.21) Jenna Prandini, Fr. (11.34) 3,000 meter Steeplechase Mark NR Date Taylor Wallace, Jr. (10:18.19) 10:33.92 10 3/24 200 meters Mark NR Date Melanie Thompson, So. (10:03.74) Phyllis Francis, So. 23.42 10 3/24 Kimber Mattox, Sr. (10:23.34) Lauryn Newson, Sr. (23.53) 23.69 18 3/24 Jenna Prandini, Fr. (23.51w) 24.07 3/24 4x100 meter Relay Mark NR Date Brianne Theisen, Sr. (24.02w/24.10 legal) 24.21 4/2 Newson, Purvis, Prandini, Gardner 44.29 13 3/18 Chizoba Okodogbe, So. (23.89) 24.33 3/24 Amber Purvis, Sr. (22.74) 4x400 meter Relay Mark NR Date English Gardner, So. (23.02) P. Francis, Roesler, Purvis, Okodogbe 3:37.80 20 3/24 Devin Gosberry, Jr. (24.67-i) High Jump Mark NR Date 400 meters Mark NR Date Chancey Summers, Fr. 1.79m 5-10.5 10 3/24 English Gardner, So. 53.73 10 3/24 Lauren Crockett, Fr. (5-10) 1.70m 5-7 3/24 Amber Purvis, Sr. (52.80) 54.64 43 3/18 Brianne Theisen, Sr. (1.88m/6-2-i) Devin Gosberry, Jr. (53.67-i) 55.56 3/24 Claudia Francis, Fr. 56.02 3/18 Pole Vault Mark NR Date Chizoba Okodogbe, So. (52.71) Kortney Ross, So. (4.11m/13-6) 3.87m 12-8.25 44 3/24 Phyllis Francis, So. (52.93) Sammie Clark, So. (4.08m/13-4.5-i) 3.87m 12-8.25 44 3/24 Laura Roesler, So. (53.25) Anginae Monteverde, Fr. (4.11m/13-6) 3.72m 12-2.5 3/24 Brianne Theisen, Sr. (54.11-i) Long Jump Mark NR Date 800 meters Mark NR Date Lauryn Newson, Jr. (6.58m /21-7.25) 6.16m Claudia Francis, Fr. (2:05.47) 2:10.22 42 3/24 Jenna Prandini, Fr. (20-7.75w/20-4.25 legal) Phyllis Francis, So. (2:04.83) 2:14.25 3/18 Brianne Theisen, Sr. (6.19m/20-3.75w/19-11.5 legal) Megan Patrignelli, So. (2:09.26) 2:14.31 3/18 Rebecca Rhodes, Sr. (6.00m/19-8.25-i) Anne Kesselring, Jr. (2:02.15) Laura Roesler, So. (2:03.08) Triple Jump Mark NR Date Becca Friday, Jr. (2:05.78-i) Maggie Pietka, Jr. (11.56m/37-11.25) 11.55m 37-10.75 3/18 Jenna Prandini, Fr. (42-7.25w/41-9.25 legal) 1,500 meters Mark NR Date Anne Kesselring, Jr. (4:16.25) 4:16.75 1 3/24 Shot Put Mark NR Date Laura Roesler, So. 4:30.41 3/24 Laura Bobek, So. 13.93m 45-8.5 3/24 Alexandra Kosinski, Sr. (4:15.67) 4:30.61 3/18 Jillian Weir, So. (14.25m/46-9) Jordan Hasay, Jr. (4:10.28) Becca Friday, Jr. (4:15.17) Discus Mark NR Date Megan Patrignelli, So. (4:25.60) Laura Bobek, So. (51.07m/167-7) 46.88m 153-10 3/24

5,000 meters Mark NR Date Hammer Throw Mark NR Date Molly Grabill, Fr. 16:40.08 23 3/23 Daphne Chambers, Fr. 46.41m 152-2 3/18 Jordan Hasay, Jr. (15:37.29) Laura Bobek, So. 46.01m 150-11 3/18 Alexandra Kosinski, Sr. (15:44.60-i) Bronwyn Crossman, Sr. (15:56.35-i) Javelin Mark NR Date

10,000 meters Mark NR Date Bronwyn Crossman, Sr. (33:36.74) Heptathlon Mark NR Date Sarah Andrews, So. (33:53.44) Brianne Theisen, Sr. (6,094)

100-meter Hurdles Mark NR Date Brianne Theisen, Sr. (13.39) 13.48 22 4/2 National Rankings (NR) are listed according to TFRRS Lyndsay Pearson, Sr. (13.71w/13.82 legal) 14.29 3/14 Career Best (Listed) if Superior to Season Best; i-indoor Rebecca Rhodes, Sr. (13.87w/13.96 legal) 14.40 3/24 Oregon Records Underlined u-unattached Pepsi Team Invitational 8-8-8-8-8

Oregon Men’s Outdoor Top Performances updated 4/4/12

100 Meters 1,500 Meters 110 Meter High Hurdles 1. Don Coleman 10.11 1978 1. Matthew Centrowitz 3:34.46 2011 1. Eric Mitchum 13.38 2004 2. Samie Parker 10.18 2003 2. Joaquim Cruz 3:36.48 1984 2. 13.54 2010 3. Andrew Banks 10.22 1978 A.J. Acosta 3:36.48 2010 3. Micah Harris 13.67 2002 4. Pat Johnson 10.26 1995 4. Matt Centrowitz 3:36.70 1976 4. Johnathan Cabral 13.76 2012 5. Harry Jerome 10.26 1964 5. Andrew Wheating 3:37.52 2010 5. Bob Gray 13.79 1991 6. George Walcott 10.32 1982 6. Dub Myers 3:37.89 1984 6. LaMar Hurd 13.81 1984 7. Ashton Eaton 10.33 2010 7. Steve Prefontaine 3:38.1 1973 7. David Klech 13.82 2011 8. Richard Del Rincon 10.34 2006 8. Arne Kvalheim 3:38.5 1968 8. AK Ikwuakor 13.83 2005 9. Dino Philyaw 10.41 1995 9. Rudy Chapa 3:38.7 1979 9. Phil Bransom 13.84 1979 Jordan Kent 10.41 2005 10. Knut Kvalheim 3:39.0 1973 10. Terry Ellis 13.93 2003 Hand Times: Hand Times: 1. Dave Blunt 10.2 1964 Mile 1. Ivory Harris 13.7 1972 Albert Hearvey 10.2 1972 1. Andrew Wheating 3:51.74 2010 2. Dave Edstrom 13.8 1960 3. Chris Brathwaite 10.3 1976 2. Joaquim Cruz 3:53.00 1984 Mel Renfro 13.8 1962 3. A.J. Acosta 3:53.76 2010 Don Wright 13.8 1981 200 Meters 4. Steve Prefontaine 3:54.6 1973 1. Don Coleman 20.39 1979 5. Dub Myers 3:55.31 1986 400 Meter Hurdles Pat Johnson 20.39 1995 6. Dave Wilborn 3:56.2 1967 1. Pedro Chiamulera 49.64 1987 3. George Walcott 20.64 1983 7. Roscoe Divine 3:56.3 1970 2. Bob Gray 49.83 1992 4. Phil Alexander 20.74 2008 8. Jim Hill 3:56.41 1982 3. Don Ward 50.19 1984 5. Harry Jerome 20.79 1964 9. Rudy Chapa 3:57.04 1981 4. Brian Wright 50.38 1990 6. Jordan Kent 20.82 2005 10. Dyrol Burleson 3:57.6 FAR 1961 5. Richard Curtis 50.49 1986 7. Andrew Banks 20.86 1978 Archie San Romani 3:57.6 1964 6. Brandon Holliday 50.52 2004 Richard Del Rincon 20.86 2006 12. Knut Kvalheim 3:57.9 1973 7. Phil Bransom 50.57 1979 9. Ashton Eaton 21.03 2010 13. Paul Geis 3:58.1 1974 8. AK Ikwuakor 50.61 2005 10. Al Dukowski 21.04 1977 14. Keith Forman 3:58.3 1962 9. David Klech 50.75 2009 Hand Times: 15. Arne Kvalheim 3:58.5 1968 10. Will Driessen 50.97 1998 1. Chris Brathwaite 20.8 1976 Mark Feig 3:58.5 1974 Hand Times: 2. Frank Marlatt 21.0 1968 17. Jim Bailey 3:58.6 1956 1. Gary Knoke 49.6 1968 Scott Daggatt 3:58.6 1975 400 Meters 19. Gary Barger 3:58.8 1975 3,000 Meter Steeplechase 1. Mike Berry 44.91 2011 20. Bill McChesney Jr. 3:59.1 1980 1. Ken Martin 8:20.97 1980 2. Otis Davis 45.07 1960 21. Steve Savage 3:59.2 1970 2. Knut Kvalheim 8:25.6 1973 3. Matt Scherer 45.19 2006 Matt Centrowitz 3:59.2 1975 3. Don Clary 8:26.9 1979 4. Kedar Inico 45.22 2005 23. Matthew Centrowitz 3:59.33 2010 4. Danny Lopez 8:28.44 1990 5. Pat Johnson 45.38 1995 24. Colin Dalton 3:59.44 1991 5. Steve Savage 8:29.6 1971 6. Dacre Bowen 46.16 1977 25. Steve Fein 3:59.46 2000 6. Matt McGuirk 8:33.03 1984 7. Marcus Dillon 46.18 2007 26. Harold Kuphaldt 3:59.73 1987 7. Dan Nelson 8:34.19 1987 8. Ashton Eaton 46.28 2010 27. Rick Bergesen 3:59.79 1987 8. Harold Kuphaldt 8:34.19 1984 9. Pat Lanning 46.38 1988 28. Mike Blackmore 3:59.80 1984 9. Todd Lathers 8:35.0 1973 10. Dave Hagmeier 46.44 1976 29. Wade Bell 3:59.8 1966 10. Mike Friton 8:35.0 1981 30. Jordan McNamara 3:59.87 2009 800 Meters 31. Mac Fleet 3:59.88 2010 1. Joaquim Cruz 1:41.77 1984 32. Lars Kaupang 3:59.9 1974 2. Andrew Wheating 1:45.03 2008 3. Elijah Greer 1:45.06 2011 5,000 Meters 4. Wade Bell 1:45.17 1967 1. Bill McChesney Jr. 13:14.80 1982 5. David Mack 1:45.55 1982 2. Rudy Chapa 13:19.22 1979 6. Simon Kimata 1:46.65 2002 3. Alberto Salazar 13:22.31 1979 7. Dub Myers 1:47.51 1984 4. Steve Prefontaine 13:22.4 FCR/FAR 1973 8. Travis Thompson 1:47.60 2010 5. Paul Geis 13:23.4 1974 9. Steve Bence 1:47.7 1974 6. 13:30.49 2007 10. Shannon Lemora 1:47.75 1991 7. Jim Hill 13:30.52 1982 Boru Guyota 1:47.75 2011 8. Shadrack Biwott 13:36.25 2009 9. Ken Martin 13:37.49 1980 10. Eric Logsdon 13:40.21 2005

10,000 Meters 1. Galen Rupp 27:33.48 ACR 2007 2. Bill McChesney Jr. 27:50.82 1982 3. Alberto Salazar 28:06.12 1979 4. Shadrack Biwott 28:28.83 2009 5. Jason Hartmann 28:31.96 2003 6. Luke Puskedra 28:34.17 2009 7. Matthew Davis 28:38.86 1999 8. Chris Hamilton 28:45.56 1984 9. Diego Mercado 28:48.54 2009 10. Rudy Chapa 28:51.1 1977 Pepsi Team Invitational 9-9-9-9-9

4x100 Meter Relay High Jump Shot Put 1. Richard Del Rincon, 39.20 2005 1. Jason Boness 2.26m 7-5 2000 1. Dean Crouser 69-1.5 1982 Matt Scherer, Kedar Inico, Jordan Kent 2. Andy Young 2.24m 7-4.25 1989 2. Neil Steinhauer 68-11.75 1967 2. Richard Del Rincon, 39.45 2006 3. Justin Frick 2.23m 7-3.75 2011 3. Jeff Stover 68-4.5 1980 Matt Scherer, Derrick Jones, Jordan Kent 4. Chris Nelson 2.21m 7-3 1996 4. Pete Shmock 66-5 1972 3. Devon Hosey, 39.80 1991 5. Danny Marconi 2.19m 7-2.25 2010 5. Dave Voorhees 64-3.75 1978 Michael McClendon, Bob Gray, Ronnie Harris 6. Jan From 7-2 1979 6. Vince Goldsmith 63-10.25 1981 4. Jared Huske, 39.86 2006 7. Jeff Lindsey 2.18m 7-1.75 2004 7. 63-8 1973 Matt Scherer, Derrick Jones, Jordan Kent 8. Teddy Davis 2.16m 7-1 2004 8. Greg Aitkenhead 63-7.75 1986 5. Bob Gray, 40.01 1989 9. Dave Howard 7-0.5 1983 9. Dave Steen 61-11.25 1963 Curtis Wilson, Davon Russell, Klaus Weigeldt Chris Harper 7-0.5 1984 10. Jeff Hultberg 18.68m 61-3.5 1985 6. Dino Philyaw, 40.08 1995 Keith Washington 7-0.5 1985 Pat Johnson, LaMont Woods, Duane Ingram Muhammad Oliver 2.15m 7-0.5 1991 Discus 7. Dior Mathis, 40.09 2011 Jason Walton 2.15m 7-0.5 1993 1. Dean Crouser 65.88m 216-2 1983 Mike Berry, Kenjon Barner, LaMichael James Eric White 2.15m 7-0.5 1993 2. Mac Wilkins 212-6 1973 8. Eric Trice, 40.10 1994 Damian Olson 7-0.5 1998 3. Dave Voorhees 206-6 1978 Lavon Pierce, LaMont Woods, Dino Philyaw Kyley Johnson 7-0.5 2000 4. Ray Burton 204-4 1976 9. Marcus Dillon, 40.20 2008 David Klech 2.15m 7-0.5 2010 5. Kevin Carr 198-11 1986 Ashton Eaton, Phil Alexander, Jared Huske 6. Jose deSouza 59.98m 196-9 1988 10. LaMont Woods, 40.22 1996 Pole Vault 7. Steve Davis 59.10m 193-11 1983 Patrick Khoo, Duane Ingram, Pat Johnson 1. Tommy Skipper 5.80m 19-0.25 2007 8. Gary Wolf 193-2 1972 2. Kory Tarpenning 18-6.5 1985 9. Jeff Hultberg 57.70m 189-4 1985 4x400 Meter Relay 3. Tom Hintnaus 18-4.5 1980 10. Kent Landerholm 57.46m 188-6 1983 1. Jordan Kent, 3:00.81 2005 4. Piotr Buciarski 18-2.5 1999 Kedar Inico, Akobundu Ikwuakor, Matt Scherer 5. Jay Davis 18-0.5 1986 Hammer 2. Travis Anderson, 3:03.27 2005 Trevor Woods 5.50m 18-0.5 2002 1. 257-0 1986 Kedar Inico, Akobundu Ikwuakor, Matt Scherer 7. Tim Canfi eld 17-10.5 1986 2. Scott McGee 68.84m 225-10 1991 3. Travis Anderson, 3:03.49 2004 8. Brian Cullen 17-9.25 1990 3. Kent Landerholm 68.78m 225-8 1983 Brandon Holliday, Kedar Inico, Matt Scherer 9. John Switzer 17-9 1980 4. Eric Finch 67.68m 222-0 1989 4. Travis Anderson, 3:04.85 2006 10. Jeromy Williams 5.40m 17-8.5 1995 5. Brian Richotte 67.96m 222-11 2007 Matt Scherer, Akobundu Ikwuakor, Jordan Kent 6. Adam Kriz 67.45m 221-3 2003 Marcus Dillon, 3:04.85 2008 Long Jump 7. Colin Veldman 66.94m 219-7 2008 Ashton Eaton, Phil Alexander, Chad Barlow 1. Latin Berry 8.14m 26-8.5 1989 8. Jordan Stray 66.93m 219-7 2011 6. Travis Anderson, 3:06.73 2003 2. Ashton Eaton 8.04m 26-4.5 2010 9. John McArdle 215-10 1979 Matt Scherer, Jordan Kent, Brandon Holliday 3. Bouncy Moore 26-2.25 1971 10. Rich Perkins 213-11 1976 7. Eric Hersey, 3:07.21 2011 4. Ross Blackman 26-1 1974 Bryan Harper, Elijah Greer, Mike Berry 5. Uchenna Agu 26-0.75 1986 Javelin (New implement) 8. Phil Alexander, 3:07.24 2007 Leonidas Watson 7.94m 26-0.75 2005 1. 83.16m 272-10 2009 Ashton Eaton, Chad Barlow, Marcus Dillon 7. Tom Smith 26-0 1969 2. John Stiegeler 77.07m 252-10 2001 9. Parrish Nixon, 3:07.4 1982 8. Mel Renfro 25-11.75 1962 3. Art Skipper 76.72m 251-8 1992 Brad Coleman, Don Wright, David Mack 9. J.J. Birden 25-8.75 1988 4. Alex Wolff 73.93m 242-7 2010 10. Parrish Nixon, 3:07.66 1981 Spencer Williams 25-8.75 1988 5. Sam Crouser 73.02m 239-7 2012 Nate Harrison, Don Ward, David Mack 6. Ryan Brandel 72.54m 238-0 2007 Triple Jump 7. Mike Simmons 71.32m 234-0 2010 1. Spencer Williams 16.44m 53-11.25 1989 8. Adam Jenkins 69.30m 227-4 2004 2. Latin Berry 16.41m 53-10.25 1989 9. Nick Bakke 69.28m 227-3 2002 3. Gregg Bleakney 53-9.75 1998 10. Jack Byrne 68.80m 225-9 1989 4. Leonidas Watson 16.37m 53-8.5 2005 5. Uchenna Agu 52-6.75 1986 Decathlon 6. Foluso Akinradewo 15.86m 52-0.5 2003 1. Ashton Eaton 8,457 2010 7. LaMar Hurd 51-11.5 1983 2. Pedro daSilva 8,176 1992 8. Brian Schaudt 15.75m 51-8.25 2011 3. Muhammad Oliver 8,087 1992 9. Todd Bleakney 15.61m 51-2.75 1994 4. Craig Brigham 8,027 1975 10. Gary Lacey 51-0 1979 5. Santiago Lorenzo 7,889 2001 6. Jeromy Williams 7,806 1995 7. Ray Livingston 7,754 1995 8. Dakotah Keys 7,682 2012 9. Dave Edstrom 7,599 1959 10. Tommy Skipper 7,589 2004 Pepsi Team Invitational 10-10-10-10-10

Oregon Women’s Outdoor Top Performances updated 4/4/12

100 Meters 1,500 Meters 10,000 Meters 1. English Gardner 11.03 2011 1. Leann Warren 4:05.88 1982 1. Kathy Hayes 32:43.81 1984 2. Amber Purvis 11.21 2011 2. Ranza Clark 4:07.50 1984 2. Lisa Martin 33:12.1 1983 3. Mandy White 11.53 2011 3. Claudette Groenendaal 4:08.13 1984 3. Melody Fairchild 33:18.99 1996 4. Rosie Williams 11.58 1989 4. Jordan Hasay 4:10.28 2011 4. Nicole Blood 33:22.62 2010 LaReina Woods 11.58 1993 5. Zoe Buckman 4:12.80 2010 5. Stephanie Wessell 33:31.3 1991 6. Debbie Adams 11.65 1978 6. Nicole Blood 4:14.73 2008 6. Eryn Forbes 33:31.7 1982 7. Camara Jones 11.73 1992 7. Kathy Hayes 4:14.94 1982 7. Bronwyn Crossman 33:36.74 2011 8. Melanie Batiste 11.77 1979 8. Becca Friday 4:15.17 2011 8. Mattie Bridgmon 33:37.73 2009 Jamila Godfrey 11.77 1995 9. Annette Hand 4:15.65 1988 9. Sarah Andrews 33:53.44 2011 10. Lauryn Newson 11.82 2012 10. Alexandra Kosinski 4:15.67 2010 10. Keara Sammons 33:54.55 2007

200 Meters Mile 100 Meter Hurdles 1. Amber Purvis 22.74 2010 1. Leann Warren 4:30.36 FCR 1981 1. Brianne Theisen 13.39 2010 2. English Gardner 23.02 2011 2. Annette Hand 4:38.19 1988 2. Lexie Miller (Beck) 13.67 1981 3. Rosie Williams 23.39 1989 3. Cheri Williams 4:41.4 1979 3. Kelly Blair 13.74 1994 4. 23.41 2010 4. Ranza Clark 4:42.8 1982 4. Kris Costello 13.76 1981 5. Phyllis Francis 23.42 2012 5. Ellen Schmidt 4:44.7 1979 5. Kay Garnett 13.78 1984 6. Mandy White 23.59 2011 6. Eryn Forbes 4:45.2 1982 6. Lyndsay Pearson 13.82 2010 7. Melanie Batiste 23.66 1980 7. Rosa Gutierrez 4:48.6 1982 7. Janell Thorsland 13.90 1984 8. Lauryn Newson 23.69 2012 8. Penny Graves 4:50.68 1987 8. Rebecca Rhodes 13.96 2011 9. Stefanie Hunter 23.75 1989 9. Maryl Barker 4:53.0 1974 9. Ann Sullivan 13.99 2001 10. LaReina Woods 23.84 1996 10. Ona Dobratz 4:57.6 1973 10. Camille Jampolsky 14.00 1987 Abby Andrus 14.00 2003 400 Meters 3,000 Meters 1. Keshia Baker 50.76 2010 1. Kathy Hayes 8:50.79 1983 400 Meter Hurdles 2. Camara Jones 51.44 1995 2. Annette Hand 8:59.15 1988 1. Lexie Miller (Beck) 57.08 1983 3. Nicole Commissiong 52.65 1996 3. Eryn Forbes 9:07.5 1982 2. Tish Henes 58.40 1998 4. Chizoba Okodogbe 52.71 2011 4. Penny Graves 9:07.86 1988 3. Lisa Nicholson 58.42 1983 5. Amber Purvis 52.80 2011 5. Rosa Gutierrez 9:10.75 1982 4. Kelly Blair 58.75 1993 6. Sofi e Abildtrup 52.92 2004 6. Milena Glusac 9:13.29 1996 5. Kasey Harwood 58.98 2008 7. Phyllis Francis 52.93 2011 7. Leann Warren 9:14.02 1982 6. Abby Andrus 59.29 2004 8. Grace Bakari 53.3 1981 8. Lisa Martin 9:14.8 1983 7. Sharon Otterstedt 59.86 1988 9. Michele Williams 53.36 2010 8. Jamesha Youngblood 59.95 2010 10. English Gardner 53.73 2012 5,000 Meters 9. Lyndsay Pearson 60.07 2010 1. Kathy Hayes 15:23.03 FCR 1985 10. Kayla Mellott 60.13 2005 800 Meters 2. Annette Hand 15:34.55 1988 1. Claudette Groenendaal 1:58.33 1985 3. Eryn Forbes 15:37.01 1982 3,000 Meter Steeplechase 2. Leann Warren 1:59.63 1981 4. Jordan Hasay 15:37.29 2011 1. Claire Michel 10:02.55 2011 3. Ranza Clark 2:01.7 1984 5. Nicole Blood 15:38.61 2009 2. Lanie Thompson 10:03.74 2011 4. Rebekah Noble 2:02.07 2006 6. Penny Graves 15:50.41 1988 3. Taylor Wallace 10:18.19 2011 5. Anne Kesselring 2:02.15 2011 7. Milena Glusac 15:51.66 1996 4. Dana Buchanan 10:28.53 2009 6. Zoe Buckman 2:02.50 2008 8. Melody Fairchild 15:53.56 1996 5. Emily Mathis 10:34.44 2008 7. Laura Roesler 2:03.12 2011 9. Alexandra Kosinski 15:57.83 2010 6. Brooke Giuff re 10:36.26 2009 8. Kaarin Knudson 2:04.52 1997 10. Lucy Nusrala 16:01.69 1991 7. Mandi Fitz-Gustafson 10:38.50 2006 9. Vicky Fleschner 2:04.78 1997 8. Carrie Zografos 10:42.02 2002 10. Becca Friday 2:05.89 2010 9. Marie Davis 10:54.8 1999 10. A. Snyder-Carlson 11:07.85 2002 Pepsi Team Invitational 11-11-11-11-11

4x100 Meter Relay High Jump Discus 1. Mandy White, 43.27 2 010 1. Camille Jampolsky 1.90m 6-2.75 1988 1. Quenna Beasley 180-9 1985 Amber Purvis, Keshia Baker, Jamesha Youngblood 2. Brianne Theisen 1.86m 6-1.25 2010 2. Mary Etter 54.74m 179-7 2003 2. Mandy White, 43.82 2011 3. Laurel Roberts 6-0.5 1990 3. Cora Aguilar 174-7 1986 Amber Purvis, Lauryn Newson, English Gardner 4. Shari Collins 5-11.5 1985 4. Karen McDonald 173-8 1981 3. Mandy White, 44.09 2011 5. Kelly Blair 5-10.75 1993 5. Yvette Brown 172-2 1987 Amber Purvis, English Gardner, Jamesha Youngblood 6. Chancey Summers 1.79m 5-10.5 2012 6. Stephanie Smith 171-9 1990 4. Mandy White, 44.17 2009 7. Jeanne Borchardt 5-10 1982 7. Heidi Fisk 170-6 1999 Amber Purvis, Keshia Baker, Jamesha Youngblood Lauryn Jordan 1.78m 5-10 2005 8. Lucy Cridland 51.92m 170-4 2009 5. Lauryn Newson, 44.29 2012 Jasmine Kelly 1.78m 5-10 2010 9. Katie McKeever 51.75m 169-9 2002 Amber Purvis, Jenna Prandini, English Gardner 10. Jenny Brogdon 1.76m 5-9.25 2002 10. Julie Beck 167-10 1993 6. Mandy White, 44.38 2010 2003 Amber Purvis, Keshia Baker, Michele Williams Hammer 7. Alexandria Davidson, 44.61 2011 Pole Vault 1. Britney Henry 67.54m 221-7 2006 Amber Purvis, Lauryn Newson, English Gardner 1. Becky Holliday 4.47m 14-8 FCR 2003 2007 8. Mandy White, 44.68 2011 2. Melissa Gergel 4.45m 14-7.25 2011 2. Brittany Hinchcliff e 64.69m 212-3 2006 English Gardner, Lauryn Newson, Jamesha Youngblood 3. Niki (Reed) McEwen 4.25m 13-11.25 2003 3. Jordan Sauvage 58.32m 191-4 2003 9. Brianne Theisen, 44.74 2009 4. Emily Enders 4.16m 13-7.75 2006 4. Maureen Morrison 56.86m 186-6 2000 Amber Purvis, Keshia Baker, Jamesha Youngblood 5. Kirsten (Riley) Larwin 4.12m 13-6.25 2004 5. Megan Kriz 56.38m 185-0 2004 10. LaReina Woods, 44.76 1993 6. Jordan Roskelley 4.10m 13-5.25 2011 6. Megan Maloney 56.15m 184-3 2008 Camara Jones, Lisa Bedwell, Jamila Godfrey 7. Kortney Ross 4.08m 13-4.5 2011 7. Heidi Fisk 55.94m 183-6 1999 8. Hannah Moore 3.95m 12-11.75 2006 8. Katie Kersh 54.73m 179-7 2005 4x400 Meter Relay 9. Karina Elstom 3.90m 12-9.5 1999 9. Mary Etter 53.91m 176-10 2001 1. Michele Williams, 3:28.18 2011 10. Sammie Clark 3.87m 12-8.25 2012 10. Whitney Gum 53.30m 174-10 2004 Chizoba Okodogbe, Phyllis Francis, Laura Roesler 2. Brianne Theisen, 3:28.54 2010 Long Jump Javelin (*New implement) Amber Purvis, Michele Williams, Keshia Baker 1. Jamesha Youngblood 6.63m 21-9 2010 1. Rachel Yurkovich 59.62m 195-7 2009 3. Chizoba Okodogbe, 3:29.63 2011 2. Julie Goodrich 21-0.5 1988 2. Sarah Malone 56.94m 186-10 2005 Amber Purvis, Phyllis Francis, Laura Roesler 3. Lauryn Jordan 6.38m 20-11.25 2006 3. Ashley McCrea 52.49m 172-2 2009 4. Jamesha Youngblood, 3:32.34 2010 4. Camille Jampolsky 6.32m 20-9 1988 4. Elisa Crumley 51.70m 169-7 2002 Keshia Baker, Michele Williams, Amber Purvis 5. Jenni Grasley 20-8.5 1989 5. Karis Howell 51.23m 168-1 2000 5. LaReina Woods, 3:33.11 1995 6. Kelly Blair 20-3.5 1993 6. Roslyn Lundeen 50.89m 166-11 2002 Camara Jones, Jamila Godfrey, Nicole Commisiong 7. Jennifer Thomas 6.17m 20-3 1996 7. Charyl Weingarten 48.37m 158-8 2002 6. Melanie Batiste, 3:34.13 1981 8. Lauryn Newson 6.16m 20-2.5 2011 8. Kara Meeuwsen 46.60m 152-11 2008 Rhonda Massey, Lena Fritzon, Grace Bakari 9. Janell Thorsland 19-11.75 1986 9. Rachael Kriz Wallace 46.10m 151-3 2005 7. Nilka Thomas, 3:34.29 1995 10. Sara Jessie 19-11 1995 10. Brianne Theisen 45.11m 148-0 2009 Nicole Commissiong, LaReina Woods, Camara Jones *New implement introduced in 1999 8. Kavina Hall, 3:36.07 2007 Triple Jump Leah Worthen, Rebekah Noble, Keshia Baker 1. Jamesha Youngblood 13.23m 43-5 2010 Heptathlon 9. Jamesha Youngblood, 3:36.12 2010 2. Sara Jessie (Howell) 42-6 1995 1. Brianne Theisen 6,094 2010 Michele Williams, Alexandria Davidson, Amber Purvis 3. Lauryn Jordan 12.61m 41-4.5 2006 2. Kelly Blair 6,038 1993 10. Lisa Bedwell, 3:36.49 1993 4. Phillis McKinney 12.60m 41-4.25 1989 3. Kalindra McFadden 5,821 2009 LaReina Woods, Kelly Blair,Camara Jones 5. Kim Carlisle 41-0.5 1992 4. Camille Jampolsky 5,516 1987 6. Amanda Brown 12.43m 40-9.5 2003 5. Lauryn Jordan 5,499 2006 7. Clarice Hayward-Lee 12.41m 40-8.75 2004 6. Stefanie Hunter 5,484 1989 8. Janell Thorsland 12.31m 40-4.75 1987 7. Jennifer Thomas 5,452 1998 9. Mary Gilbert 40-2.75 1994 8. Abby Andrus 5,325 2004 10. Julie Goodrich 12.23m 40-1.5 1988 9. Jenny Kenyon 5,169 2002 10. Kamala Kohlmeier 5,100 1991 Shot Put 1. Bree Fuqua 16.44m 53-11.25 2005 2. Quenna Beasley 53-1.5 1983 3. Cora Aguilar 51-1.5 1986 4. Yvette Brown 50-5.25 1987 5. Mary Etter 15.22m 49-11.25 2002 6. Julie Beck 49-10 1993 7. Rita Santibañez 14.90m 48-10.75 2009 8. Chris Cvitanich 48-5.5 1997 9. Carrie Albano 48-4.5 1980 10. Valerie Sweitzer 47-6.5 1996 Pepsi Team Invitational 12-12-12-12-12

Oregon Men’s Roster

Name Events Year Hometown (High School / College) Colby Alexander Distance Fr.* Strongsville, Ohio (Strongsville) Jordan Alviso Pole Vault Jr. Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay / Mt. San Antonio College) Kelley Beck Sprints Fr.* Central Point, Ore. (Crater) Matthew Bell Middle Distance Fr. Santa Monica, Calif. (Santa Monica) Mike Berry Sprints So. Seattle, Wash. (Rainier Beach) Chris Brewer Middle Distance Fr. Vista, Calif. (Rancho Buena Vista) Korey Brown Sprints Jr* Hacienda Heights, Calif. (Hacienda Heights / Mt. San Antonio College / Pasadena City College) Bruce Burbank Decathlon Sr.* Newport, Ore. (Newport / Lane CC) Bryce Burgess Distance Jr.* Portland, Ore. (Franklin) Johnathan Cabral Hurdles Fr. Calabasas, Calif. (Agoura) Noe Contreras Throws Fr.* Santa Maria, Calif. (Pioneer Valley / UC Merced) Tim Costin Distance So.* Springfi eld, Ore. (Springfi eld) Sam Crouser Throws Fr.* Gresham, Ore. (Gresham) Ben DeJarnette Distance So.* Mechanicsville, Va. (Atlee) Arthur Delaney Sprints Fr. Gresham, Ore. (Barlow) Trevor Dunbar Distance So.* Kodiak, Alaska (Kodiak / Portland) Jeramy Elkaim Distance Fr. Livingston, N.J. (Livingston) Alec Fellows Decathlon Fr. Woodway, Wash. (Edmonds-Woodway) Trevor Ferguson Jumps Fr.* Oregon City, Ore. (Oregon City) Mac Fleet Middle Distance So.* San Diego, Calif. (University City) Jack Galpin Sprints Fr. Medford, Ore. (Crater) Kevin Godfrey Decathlon Sr. Roseburg, Ore. (Douglas / Lane CC) Richard Goodman Distance Fr. London, England (JFS) Elijah Greer Middle Distance Jr. Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego) Boru Guyota Middle Distance So. Portland, Ore. (Jeff erson) Bryan Harper Sprints Sr.* Junction City, Ore. (Junction City / Embry-Riddle / Lane CC) Tanner Harris Throws So.* Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) Josh Heidegger Javelin Sr. Medford, Ore. (Cascade Christian / Northwest Nazarene) Eric Hersey Hurdles Sr.* Los Altos, Calif. (Los Altos) Matt Hidalgo Pole Vault Fr. Banks, Ore. (Banks) Randall Horn Throws Sr.* Los Gatos, Calif. (Los Gatos) Russell Hornsby Middle Distance Fr. Williamsburg, Va. (Georgetown Prep) Joeal Hotchkins Sprints Jr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Chaparral / Central Arizona College) Mitchell Hunt Distance So.* Fremont, Neb. (Fremont) Matt Jablonski Middle Distance Fr. Cockeysville, Md. (Loyola Blakefi eld) B.J. Kelley Sprints Fr. Fresno, Calif. (Central) Blake Kemp Decathlon Fr. Coos Bay, Ore. (Marshfi eld) Dakotah Keys Decathlon Fr.* Sweet Home, Ore. (Sweet Home) Caleb Kruse Jumps So.* Coos Bay, Ore. (Marshfi eld) Chris Kwiatkowski Distance Sr.* Bellingham, Wash. (Bellingham) Jordan Latt Sprints So. Tigard, Ore. (Tigard / Lane CC) Danny Marconi Jumps Sr. Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley) Dior Mathis Sprints So.* Detroit, Mich. (Cass Tech) Matthew Melancon Middle Distance Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) Hank Morrison Distance Jr. Carmel, Calif. (Carmel) Britton Nelson Javelin Sr.* Aurora, Ore. (Canby) Chad Noelle Middle Distance Fr. Greene, N.Y. (Greene Central) Austin Ouderkirk Pole Vault Jr.* Newport, Ore. (Newport / Washington) Freddy Ovett Middle Distance Fr. Melbourne, Australia (Melbourne Grammar School) Ron Perkins Throws Fr.* Redmond, Ore. (Redmond) Ryan Pickering Distance Fr. West Palm Beach, Fla. (John I. Leonard) Tyler Pinkney Jumps Jr. Everett, Wash. (Moanalua) Ethan Powell Javelin So.* Tenmile, Ore. (Douglas) Luke Puskedra Distance Sr. Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial Catholic) Brian Schaudt Jumps Sr. Philomath, Ore. (Philomath) Brian Shrader Middle Distance So. Flagstaff , Ariz. (Sinagua) Greg Skipper Hammer Fr. Oregon City, Ore. (Oregon City) Travis Stanford Middle Distance Sr.* Peyton, Colo. (Peyton / Northern Colorado) Parker Stinson Distance So. Austin, Texas (Cedar Park) Michael Thompson Javelin Jr.* Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge) Travis Thompson Middle Distance Sr.** Newport, Ore. (Newport / Lane CC) Miles Walk Throws Jr. Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview / Lane CC) Cole Watson Middle Distance So. Rogue River, Ore. (Rogue River) Daniel Winn Distance So. Portland, Ore. (Cleveland)

* - has utilized redshirt season **-sixth-year senior Pepsi Team Invitational 13-13-13-13-13 Oregon Women’s Roster

Name Events Year Hometown (High School / College) Sarah Andrews Distance So. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) Laura Bobek Throws So.* Astoria, Ore. (Astoria) Anetra Brown Hurdles Fr. Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central) Daphne Chambers Throws Fr. Springfi eld, Ore. (Springfi eld) Sammie Clark Pole Vault So. North Bend, Ore. (North Bend) Lauren Crockett High Jump Fr. Ogden, Utah, (Ogden) Bronwyn Crossman Distance Sr. Bellingham, Wash. (Squalicum) Alexandria Davidson Sprints Jr. DuPont, Wash. (Steilacoom) Camilla Dencer Middle Distance Sr. Northridge, Calif. (West Valley Christian / UCLA) Bailey Flynn Javelin Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Aloha) Jill Fogelstrom Throws So. Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) Claudia Francis Middle Distance Fr. Laurelton, N.Y. (Cardozo) Phyllis Francis Middle Distance So. Queens, N.Y. (Catherine McAuley) Rebecca Friday Middle Distance Jr. Bellingham, Wash. (Bellingham) English Gardner Sprints So. Voorhees, N.J. (Eastern Senior) Devin Gosberry Sprints Jr.* Dyer, Ind. (Munster / Loyola, Ill.) Molly Grabill Distance Fr. Poway, Calif. (Rancho Bernardo) Jordan Hasay Distance Jr. Arroyo Grande, Calif. (Mission College Prep) McKenzie Henderson Throws So. The Dalles, Ore. (Dufur / Lane CC) Anne Kesselring Middle Distance Jr. Nürnberg, Germany (Sigmund-Schuckert Gymnasium) Alexandra Kosinski Distance Sr.* El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge) Kimber Mattox Distance Sr.* Bend, Ore. (Bend / Cornell / Willamette) Alyssa Monteverde Heptathlon Fr. Fresno, Calif. (Clovis West) Anginae Monteverde Pole Vault Fr. Fresno, Calif. (Clovis West) Lauryn Newson Jumps Sr. Richmond, Calif. (Pinole Valley / Laney CC) Felicia Odle Javelin So. Camas, Wash. (Union) Chizoba Okodogbe Sprints So. Antioch, Calif. (Deer Valley) Megan Patrignelli Middle Distance So. Monroe, N.Y. (Monroe-Woodbury) Lyndsay Pearson Hurdles Sr. Santa Barbara, Calif. (San Marcos) Sarah Penney Middle Distance So.* Paradise Valley, Ariz. (Xavier College Prep) Rachel Perry Throws So. Parkdale, Ore. (Hood River Valley) Hannah Picknell Throws So. Medford, Ore. (South Medford) Maggie Pietka Jumps Jr. Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View) Jenna Prandini Jumps/Sprints Fr. Clovis, Calif. (Clovis) Amber Purvis Sprints Sr. Hercules, Calif. (Benicia) Rebecca Rhodes Jumps Sr. Salem, Ore. (South Salem) Laura Roesler Middle Distance So. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South) Kortney Ross Pole Vault So. San Diego, Calif. (Westview) Lauren Sens Throws Fr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Elk Grove) Chancey Summers High Jump Fr. Eagle Creek, Ore. (Estacada) Brianne Theisen Heptathlon Sr.* Humboldt, Sask. (Humboldt Collegiate Institute) Lanie Thompson Distance So.* High Bridge, N.J. (Vorhees) Taylor Wallace Distance Jr. Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley) Jillian Weir Throws So. Sunnyvale, Calif. (Homestead / Long Beach State) Allison Woodward Distance Fr. Green Bay, Wis. (Notre Dame Academy)

* - has utilized redshirt season Pepsi Team Invitational 14-14-14-14-14

Pepsi Team Invitational Records Pepsi Team Invitational - Men Pepsi Team Invitational - Women 100 Meters 10.30 Slip Watkins, Louisiana State 1988 100 Meters 11.0-h Carol Rodridguez, USC 2007 Augustin Olobia, Washington State 1991 11.41 Amber Purvis, Oregon 2009 Gerald Phiri, Texas A&M 2010 200 Meters 23.09 Amber Purvis, Oregon 2009 200 Meters 20.74 Phil Alexander, Oregon 2008 400 Meters 51.64 Jessica Beard, Texas A&M 2010 400 Meters 45.57 Pat Johnson, Oregon 1995 800 Meters 2:03.11 Rebekah Noble, Oregon 2006 800 Meters 1:48.55 Mark Macinko, Colorado 1989 1,500 Meters 4:12.38 Lisa Graham, Nebraska 1992 1,500 Meters 3:39.15 Kevin Sullivan, Michigan 1995 3,000 Meters 9:12.15 Penny Graves, Oregon 1987 3,000 Meters 7:50.39 Dathan Ritzenhein, Colorado 2004 5,000 Meters 15:54.13 Amy Skierez, Arizona 1997 5,000 Meters 13:42.90 Adam Goucher, Colorado 1998 100 Meter Hurdles 13.10 Gabby Mayo, Texas A&M 2010 110 Meter Hurdles 13.70 Eric Mitchum, Oregon 2004 400 Meter Hurdles 56.54 , Louisiana State 1988 400 Meter Hurdles 50.43 Mikael Jakobsson, Minnesota 2003 3,000 Meter Steeplechase 10:11.33 Jamie Cheever, Minnesota 2008 3,000 Meter Steeplechase 8:40.91 Daniel Das Neves, Oregon 1996 4x100 Meter Relay 43.89 Texas A&M 2010 4x100 Meter Relay 39.24 Washington State 1991 (Adeoti, Lucas, Duncan, Mayo) (Ogbeide, Li, Burroughs, Olobia) 4x400 Meter Relay 3:35.06 USC 2007 4x400 Meter Relay 3:05.69 Texas A&M 2010 (Hasson, Davis-Quarrie, Onyepunuka, Rodriguez) (Miller, Dykhuizen, Henry, Howell) High Jump 1.87m/6-2 Tammy Thurman, Nebraska 1988 Mile Relay 3:08.45 Nebraska 1992 Pole Vault 4.37m/14-4 Katerina Stefanidi, Stanford 2011 (Trainor, Marsee, Jackson, Waller) Long Jump 6.52m/21-4.75 Angee Henry, Nebraska 1996 High Jump 2.21m/7-3.25 Greg Jones, Washington State 1988 Triple Jump 13.67m/44-10.25 Shani Marks, Minnesota 2003 Pole Vault 5.50m/18-0.5 Jay Davis, Oregon 1988 Shot Put 17.22m/56-6 Valeyta Althouse, UCLA 1994 Piotr Buciarski, Oregon 1998, 1999 Discus 62.35m/204-7 Aretha Hill, Washington 1998 Scott Roth, Washington 2010 Hammer 66.67m/218-9 Eva Orban, USC 2007 Long Jump 7.93m/26-0.25 Latin Berry, Oregon 1989 Javelin 57.27m/187-11 Rachel Yurkovich, Oregon 2009 Triple Jump 16.29m/53-5.5 , Tennessee 1987 Attendance 6,149 1987 Shot Put 20.17m/66-2.25 Noah Bryant, USC 2007 Discus 61.89m/203-1 John Nichols, Louisiana State 1988 Hammer 69.51m/228-1 Stefan Jonsson, Washington State 1988 Javelin 83.15m/272-10 Cyrus Hostetler, Oregon 2009 Attendance 6,149 1987

Men’s Pepsi Team Women’s Pepsi Team Invitational Results Invitational Results 1987 1994 2005 1987 1994 2005 1, Oregon 194.5 1, UCLA 88 1, Oregon 180.5 1, Oregon 53 1, UCLA 185 1, Missouri 171.5 2, Texas 169 2, Oregon 85 2, Washington 169.5 2, Texas 52 2, Washington 156 2, Oregon 170 3, Tennessee 167.5 3, Washington 30 3t, Indiana 140.5 3, Washington State 43 3, Oregon 135 3, Washington 164.5 4, Washington State 107 3t, Missouri 140.5 4, Tennessee 37 4, Washington State 118 4, Indiana 107 1995 1988 1, Oregon 204 2006 1988 1995 2006 1, Oregon 191 2, Nebraska 200 1, Washington 178 1, Oregon 170 1, Nebraska 195 1, Oregon 203 2, Nebraska 185 3, Washington State 141 2, Oregon 176 2, Nebraska 157.5 2, Oregon 180 2, Penn State 165 3, Louisiana State 157 4, Michigan 115 3, Minnesota 172.5 3, Louisiana State 151.5 3, Michigan 111.5 3, Washington 152 4, Washington State 113 4, Boise State 84 4, Washington State 105 4, Washington State 103.5 4, Boise State 95 1996 1989 1, Nebraska 220 2007 1989 1996 2007 1, Oregon 230.5 2, Oregon 203 1, Oregon 211 1, Oregon 194 1, Oregon 198 1, Oregon, 183.5 2, Illinois 146 3, Washington 136 2, Washington 164 2, Washington State 153 2, Nebraska 183 2, Kansas State 165 3, Washington State 143.5 4, Illinois 90 3, Kansas State 133 3, Wisconsin 126 3, Washington 153 3, Washington 151.5 4, Colorado 143 4, USC 118 4, Colorado 120 4, Weber State 91 4, USC 121 1997 1990 1, Oregon 206.5 2008 1990 1997 2008 1, Oregon 208 2, Washington State 175.5 1, Oregon 230 1, Oregon 183 1, Oregon 190.5 1, Minnesota 193 2, Washington State 202 3, Arizona 163 2, Penn State 150 2, Cal Poly 163 2, Washington State 163 2, Oregon 192 3, Cal Poly 113 4, Indiana 135 3, Minnesota 140.5 3, Washington State 130 3, Arizona 148.5 3, Penn State 181 4, Georgetown 110 4, Washington 125.5 4, Georgetown 99 4, Indiana 132 4, Washington 78 1998 1991 1, Oregon 210 2009 1991 1998 2009 1, Washington State 223.5 2, Washington 175 1, Indiana 200 1, Oregon 175 1, Oregon 199.5 1, Oregon 233.5 2, Oregon 181.5 3, Colorado 155 2, Oregon 194 2, Washington State 137 2, Washington 189 2, Indiana 167 3, Indiana 132 4, Arizona State 118 3, Kansas State 130 3, Indiana 132 3, Colorado 135 3, Utah State 132.5 4, Alabama 112 4, Utah State 127 4, Alabama 131 4, Arizona State 134.5 4, Kansas State 119 1999 1992 1, Nebraska 157 2010 1992 1999 2010 1, Oregon 194 2, Washington 133.5 1, Oregon 186 1, Oregon 182 1, Nebraska 138 1, Oregon 212 2, Nebraska 179 3, Oregon 105.5 2, Texas A&M 151 2, Nebraska 180 2, Washington 122 2, Texas A&M 175.5 3, Washington 171 3, Washington 132 3, Washington 116 3, Oregon 120 3, Missouri 141 4, Northern Arizona 125 2003 4, Illinois 109 4, Northern Arizona 111 4, Washington 129.5 1, Oregon 211 5, Missouri 103 2003 1993 2, Minnesota 171 1993 1, Oregon 204 2011 1, Oregon 194.5 3. Washington 114 2011 1, Oregon 186 2, Minnesota 172 1, Oregon 205 2, Washington State 171.5 4, Colorado 108 1, Oregon 195 2, Arizona State 140 3, Washington 149 2, Nebraska 195.5 3, Arizona State 150 2, Nebraska 181 3, Washington State 131 4, Colorado 100 3, Washington 143.5 4, Kansas State 125 2004 3, Washington 159 4, Kansas State 107 4, Stanford 112 1, Oregon 191 4, Stanford 121 2004 2, Minnesota 169 1, Oregon 184.5 3, Washington 144 2, Washington 169 4, Colorado 101 3, Minnesota 160.5 4, Colorado 100