2016 MEDIA GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Quick Facts ...... 1 Home of The Beach ...... 2-3 2015 Roster ...... 4-5 Season Preview ...... 6-7

COACHING STAFF Head Coach Andy Sythe ...... 10-11 Assistant Coaches ...... 12-14 Support Staff ...... 15

MEET THE MEN’S TEAM Returners ...... 18-26 Newcomers ...... 27-29 2015 IN REVIEW MEET THE WOMEN’S TEAM Returners ...... 32-40 BIG WEST CONFERENCE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Newcomers ...... 41-42 Men: 1st place -- 185 points BEACH HISTORY AND RECORDS Women: 7th place -- 52 points 2015 Season Bests ...... 44-45 All-Conference (Men): Willie Alexander - Long Jump (1st), Triple Jump (2nd); Jacob Fraser - Discus (1st); Championship Tradi on ...... 46 Cameron Glasgow - 400m (1st), 4x400 (1st), 200m (2nd), 4x100 (3rd); Jahmani Locke - 4x400 (1st); Chris All-Americans & Olympians ...... 47 Low - 800m (1st); Dylan McCloskey - 4x400 (1st), 4x100 (3rd); Michael Montgomery - Pole Vault (1st); NCAA Championship Qualifi ers (Sythe Era - Since 1990) ...... 48 NCAA Regional Qualifers ...... 49 Michael Perez-Rogers - 4x400 (1st), 400m (2nd), 4x100 (3rd); Kody Robison - Hammer (1st), Javelin (2nd); Individual Conference Champions ...... 50-51 Ryan Sanders - Triple Jump (1st), Long Jump (3rd); Devin Hickey - 110 Hurdles (2nd); Victor Mar n - Shot Hall of Fame / Mul ple All-Conference Performers ...... 52 Put (2nd), Discus (2nd); Conner Rouse - Pole Vault (2nd); A.J. Elam - 4x100 (3rd) Big West Awards ...... 53 All-Conference Performances (Since 1985)...... 54-55 All-Conference (Women): Jasmine Bass - Triple Jump (2nd); Jasmine Askew - 4x400 (3rd); Ashleigh Indoor Records ...... 56-57 Chambers - 4x100 (3rd), 4x400 (3rd); Madison Carney - 4x100 (3rd); Kayla Goosby - 4x100 (3rd); Kris na Outdoor Records ...... 58-59 Goosby - 4x100 (3rd); Hollie Harris - 4x400 (3rd); Marina Shelton - Hammer (3rd); Brianna Wilson - 4x400 Athle c Excellence ...... 60 (3rd) Academic Excellence ...... 61

All-Academic Team: Willie Alexander, Tim Bergstrom, Amber Bri , Chaylene Bruggeman, Emily WELCOME TO THE BEACH Cooper, Chris Enriquez, Meghan Foley, Kayla Goosby, Brandon Hierholzer, Koree Hines, Kayla Kamaka, President Jane Close Conoley ...... 64 Athle c Administra on ...... 65 Alex Kruthers, Taylor Lorack, Robert Marlow, Kylee Mar n, Victor Mar n, Dylan McCloskey, Michael Our Campus ...... 66-67 Montgomery, Connor Naasz, Michael Perez-Rogers, Ryan Petrella, Conner Rouse, Cody Smith, Caitlin Our City ...... 68-69 Turner Championship Tradi on ...... 70-71 Walter Pyramid ...... 72-73 NCAA WEST PRELIMINARY Championship Facili es ...... 74-75 All-West Region: Willie Alexander - Triple Jump (3rd); Chris Low - 800m (7th), Michael Montgomery - Pole Academics ...... 76 Vault (8th) Strength & Condi oning ...... 77 Sports Medicine ...... 78 NCAA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Media Rela ons ...... 79 USTFCCCA Honorable Men on All-Americans: Willie Alexander - Triple Jump; Cameron Glasgow - 400m Staff Directory ...... 80 (18th), 4x400 (19th); Jahmani Locke - 4x400 (19th); Chris Low - 800m (19th); Dylan McCloskey - 4x400 (19th); Michael Montgomery - Pole Vault; Michael Perez-Rogers - 4x400 (19th) QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION USTFCCCA All-Academic: Victor Mar n, Michael Montgomery, Conner Rouse Loca on ...... Long Beach, Calif. Enrollment ...... 36,822 MPSF INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Nickname...... 49ers Colors...... Black & Gold Men: 12th place Women: 12th place President ...... Dr. Jane Close Conoley All-Conference: Cameron Glasgow - 400m (3rd) Athle cs Director ...... Vic Cegles Conference ...... Big West (Outdoor) Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federa on (Indoor) MPSF All-Academic Team: Willie Alexander, Tim Bergstrom, Amber Bri , Chaylene Bruggeman, Emily Twi er ...... @LBSU_Track

Cooper, Kayla Goosby, Koree Hines, Taylor Lorack, Chris Low, Robert Marlow, Victor Mar n, Dylan COACHING STAFF McCloskey, Michael Montgomery, Conner Rouse, Marina Shelton, Cody Smith, Paul Thenard, Fa ma Head Coach ...... Andy Sythe (San Diego State, 1987), 27th year Vergara, Aundrea Yancy Assistant Coaches...... LaTanya Sheffi eld, 4th year Tom Walsh, 2nd year Cory Loebl, 10th year The 2016 track & fi eld media guide was wri en, edited and designed by Andrea Ohta. Cover photos taken by John Fajardo. Volunteer Assistants ...... Colin Dunbar, 3rd year Media guide photos courtesy of John Fajardo, Steve Chen, Rick Morgan, Kirby Lee, Steven Georges, Stephen Carr, Ma Brown Brandon Hierholzer, 2nd year and LBSU Athle cs. Chris Lawson, 1st year Victor Mar n, 1st year California State University, Long Beach is commi ed to providing equal opportuni es to CSULB students in all campus Undergraduate Assistant ...... Dominic Mah, 4th year programs, including intercollegiate athle cs. CSULB, in compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VI and Title VII), Title Director of Opera ons ...... Jake Pacheco, 2nd year IX of the Educa on Amendments of 1972, the Rehabilita on Act of 1973, the Age Discrimina on Act of 1975 and the Americans Administra ve Assistants ...... Keenan Leonard, Mar n Lopez with Disabili es Act of 1990, does not discriminate in any of its policies, procedures or prac ces. This nondiscrimina on policy Track & Field Offi ce ...... (562) 985-4666 covers all CSULB programs and ac vi es, including employment. In addi on to mee ng fully its obliga ons of nondiscrimina on under federal and state law, CSULB is commi ed to crea ng a community in which a diverse popula on can live and work, MEDIA RELATIONS in an atmosphere of tolerance, civility and respect for the rights and sensibili es of each individual, without regard to race, Track & Field Contact ...... Andrea Ohta color, na onal origin, ancestry, religious creed, sex, gender iden fi ca on, sexual orienta on, marital status, disability, medical Offi ce ...... (562) 985-8569 condi on, age, poli cal affi lia on, Vietnam era veteran status, or any other veteran’s status. CSULB is an Equal Opportunity E-Mail ...... [email protected] Employer. Website ...... www.longbeachstate.com

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Long Beach State’s mul -million dollar track & fi eld stadium is nearly complete. The fi rst phase of LBSU’s new home, which began on Sept. 8, 2014, and was fi nished last spring, included a $3 million track redesign and replacement. The facility will also see the addi on of bleachers, lights and a scoreboard in the near future. The completed project will showcase a facility that is among the very best in the United States, with the centerpiece being the track and its design features. The new track is NCAA, USATF and IAAF cer fi ed, making it one of only a handful of facili es in the na on that meet the interna onal standards. The stadium will eventually boast sea ng for 5,000 spectators and allow for addi onal team and student sea ng. With this, and other important elements accomplished, the redesign will accomplish the vision of a na onal-class facility that can play host to major invita onal meets as well as NCAA and U.S. Track & Field championships.

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TRACK FACILITY SEATING The stadium track off ers Long Beach State student-athletes a world-class The main fi nish line is located on the east side of the stadium. This area will home to train and compete on. The state-of-the-art compe on areas provide 3,500 seats and a press box that meets ADA requirements and allows feature a 9-lane track that is NCAA, USATF and IAAF cer fi ed. The desirable for sound, ming, and video display opera ons under all weather condi ons. European oval design off ers wide radius turns with 48-inch lanes. The shorter Sea ng on the west side of the stadium is primarily for fi eld event specta ng straightaway feature of the track creates a longer, smoother curve than the on the backstretch, adjacent to the outside jumps loca on. Sea ng capacity on typical 100-by-100 meter confi gura on. This longer, smoother curve will give the west side backstretch will be 1,500. this facility the reputa on as one of the fastest tracks in the United States, if not the world. A 10th lane has been added as a buff er-zone for compe tor Team areas and student sea ng will be located on the north and south turns. safety, and a “Zero” lane has been installed inside Lane 1 for warm-up and The terraced design of these unique sea ng areas will showcase “The Beach” cool-down purposes. and provide enclosure to the stadium. These areas will be cement, with synthe c turf on the mul ple-level landscaped terrace. The fi nal product will The fi eld event areas consist of dual infi eld compe on throwing circles for exceed the NCAA and USA Track & Field requirements for hos ng championship shot put, dual infi eld discus rings, dual javelin runways, an outside compe on events. hammer/discus ring, and three outside shot put throwing pads for addi onal training and compe ons. Addi onally, there are cement walkways around WARM-UP FACILITY the outside hammer/discus ring with sea ng for spectators. Designed to meet NCAA & USATF requirements to host na onal championships, the warm-up facility will feature a 100m long, 6-lane straightaway with a grass The jumping areas consist of dual infi eld, side-by-side approaches for high warm-up fi eld for the compe tors. The area will also serve as the staging area jump, and dual parallel ou ield runways for long/triple jumps and pole vault for offi cials, volunteers, medical staff , trainers, and the clerk of the course. that can be reversed for wind condi ons, if needed. Built into the design of the 6-lane straightaway will be a decline-running ramp The dual runways and throwing rings off er the ability to hold mul ple-event for LBSU team speed development. compe on, allowing the University to host top-level invita onal meets as well as na onal championships. The University’s unique loca on near the TRACK BUILDING ocean will also allow the facility to take advantage of op mal, on-shore wind This building will serve as a hub of opera ons while hos ng events and will condi ons for all jumping, throwing, and sprin ng events. include equipment storage, implement weigh-ins, offi cial and volunteer mee ng areas, along with ice-bath tubs for the compe tors. The sea ng capacity aims to achieve 5,000 permanent seats, with the poten al to exceed 8,000 upon comple on of all phases of the project. LIGHTS & SOUND SYSTEM Stadium ligh ng will allow na onal and world-class events to be held at Jack LCD DISPLAY SCOREBOARD Rose Track. A top of the line SS-500HD sound system will also be mounted on The scoreboard will feature a high-resolu on, graphic capable, color display. It the scoreboard with the capability of reaching all areas of the stadium. will stand between 30 and 60 feet tall and feature a display area of 11-by-17 feet. In addi on to displaying the me of day and individual event mes, the OTHER FEATURES scoreboard will show names of compe tors, schools, places, and performances The northwest and northeast entrances will include cket booths and plazas for up to nine athletes for both track and fi eld events. for spectators and vendors. Palm trees and other landscaping will promote a beach theme, and create a memorable look for all who come to The Beach.

Parking proximity and availability is another major bonus for the new track & fi eld stadium. Long Beach State’s largest exis ng parking garage is located on the west side of the stadium, adjacent to the track, with a capacity of 2,726 spaces. Addi onal west campus lots are within a very short walking distance to the track and provide an addi onal 5,661 parking spaces, bringing the total number of available spaces on the west side of the track to 8,387.

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ATHLETE YR EXP. EVENT(S) HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Raleigh Adams Fr. HS Hurdles Clyde, Calif. Alhambra HS Willie Alexander Sr. 3L Jumps Fresno, Calif. Central HS Kyser Anderson Sr. 3L Pole Vault Fresno, Calif. Clovis West HS Andres Barragan Fr. HS Distances South Gate, Calif. Warren HS Sam Bau sta Jr. 2L Distances Whi er, Calif. California HS Tim Bergstrom ^ Sr. 3L Distances Lake Forest, Calif. El Toro HS Luis Briceno Fr. RS Pole Vault/Jumps Bellfl ower, Calif. Downey HS Kemonie Briggs Fr. TR Sprints Long Beach, Calif. Texas Tech/Wilson HS John Broadhead Fr. HS Mul -Events Telluride, Colo. Telluride HS Patrick Burciago Fr. HS Mid-Distances Hun ngton Beach, Calif. Hun ngton Beach HS Josh Carr Fr. RS Throws Visalia, Calif. Redwood HS Ryan Colebrook Sr. 1L Hurdles Fresno, Calif. Fresno City College/Liberty HS Xander Cooper Jr. TR Pole Vault Coronado, Calif. Cuyamaca College/Otay Ranch HS Herman Day So. 1L Mul -Events Bakersfi eld, Calif. Ridgeview HS Griffi n de Flores Fr. HS Throws Brentwood, Calif. Heritage HS A.J. Elam Jr. 2L Sprints Corona, Calif. Eleanor Roosevelt HS Ricky Ellis Jr. 2L Sprints Cerritos, Calif. Gahr HS Diego Felix Jr. TR High Jump Thermal, Calif. Riverside City College/Coachella Valley HS Cameron Ford Sr. 3L Mid-Distances Long Beach, Calif. Poly HS Angel Franco Fr. HS Mid-Distances Paramount, Calif. Paramount HS Bo Haddock Jr. TR Pole Vault Glendale, Ariz. Paradise Valley Community College/Deer Valley HS Devin Hickey Sr. 3L Hurdles Vista, Calif. Vista HS Connor Higgins So. 1L Mul -Events Mission Viejo, Calif. Dana Hills HS James Hubbard Jr. TR Throws Auburn, Calif. American River College/Placer HS Nicholas Hudson Fr. HS Throws Hanford, Calif. Kings Chris an HS John Kendrick III Fr. HS Sprints San Diego, Calif. Morse HS Kaden Lapham Jr. 2L Distances Temecula, Calif. Great Oak HS Ma Larson Sr. 1L Javelin Torrance, Calif. El Camino College/West HS Robert Marlow Jr. 2L Throws Ventura, Calif. Ventura HS George Mar nez Jr. TR Distances Na onal City, Calif. Southwestern College/Sweetwater HS Dylan McCloskey ^ Sr. 3L Sprints Oceanside, Calif. El Camino HS Michael Montgomery ^ Sr. 3L Pole Vault Moorpark, Calif. Moorpark HS Sal Nasser Jr. TR Jumps San Diego, Calif. San Diego Mesa College/Sweetwater HS Emilio Nunez Jr. 2L Distances Moreno Valley, Calif. Valley View HS Jacob Orozco So. 1L Mid-Distances Long Beach, Calif. Lakewood HS Cameron Pantoja Sr. 3L Distances Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS Nash Parker Fr. HS Throws Laguna Niguel, Calif. Dana Hills HS Michael Perez-Rogers Sr. 3L Sprints Lakewood, Calif. St. John Bosco HS Jackson Po er Fr. HS Mul -Events Stevenson Ranch, Calif. Hart HS Kevin Ramirez So. 1L Distances Santa Fe Springs, Calif. Santa Fe HS Kody Robison ^ Sr. 3L Throws Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS Conner Rouse Sr. 3L Pole Vault Vista, Calif. Vista HS Cody Smith Jr. 2L Hurdles Torrance, Calif. South Torrance HS Paul Thenard Jr. 2L Pole Vault Hun ngton Beach, Calif. Marina HS Sullivan Wall So. 1L Throws Thousand Oaks, Calif. Grace Brethren HS Dus n Wert So. 1L Pole Vault Temecula, Calif. Great Oak HS Daniel York-Mouton Jr. TR Sprints Inglewood, Calif. El Camino College/St. Bernard HS

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Head Coach (Jumps, Mul -Events): Andy Sythe, 27th season Assistant Coach (Throws): Cory Loebl, 10th season Assistant Coach (Sprints, Hurdles, Relays): LaTanya Sheffi eld, 4th season Assistant Coach (Distances): Tom Walsh, 2nd season Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Colin Dunbar, Brandon Hierholzer, Chris Lawson, Victor Mar n Undergraduate Assistant: Dominic Mah Director of Opera ons: Jake Pacheco Administra ve Assistants: Keenan Leonard, Mar n Lopez

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ATHLETE YR EXP. EVENT(S) HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL Diana Acholonu Fr. HS Jumps Downey, Calif. Downey HS Bri any Anselmo So. 1L Mid-Distances Cameron Park, Calif. Ponderosa HS Lauren Bartsch So. 1L Pole Vault Coronado, Calif. Coronado HS Jasmine Bass So. 1L Jumps Compton, Calif. North HS Samaya Brandon Fr. HS Sprints/Hurdles Riverside, Calif. J.W. North HS Chaylene Bruggeman Sr. 3L Throws Seal Beach, Calif. Wilson HS Madison Carney So. 1L Sprints Anaheim, Calif. Sonora HS Ashley Carrera Jr. 2L Distances San Pedro, Calif. San Pedro HS Ashleigh Chambers So. 1L Sprints Long Beach, Calif. Wilson HS Riley Cooks Jr. RS Mul -Events Coarsegold, Calif. Cuesta College/Yosemite HS Shelby Crider Jr. TR Javelin Auburn, Calif. American River College/Placer HS Courtne’ Davis Fr. HS Sprints Riverside, Calif. Eleanor Roosevelt HS Kathleen Dunne Jr. 2L Distances Camarillo, Calif. Adolfo Camarillo HS Mikayla Florez So. 1L Distances Riverbank, Calif. Riverbank HS Lea Fong Fr. RS Pole Vault Sacramento, Calif. Placer HS Tiff any Forbito Sr. 1L Javelin Oregon City, Ore. Clackamas Community College/Oregon City HS Allison Foster Fr. HS Jumps/Hurdles Gilroy, Calif. Christopher HS Alyssa Frank Fr. RS Distances Simi Valley, Calif. La Reina HS Jessica Germany Fr. RS Distances Santa Cruz, Calif. San Lorenzo Valley HS Kris na Goosby Sr. 3L Sprints Gardena, Calif. Torrance HS Alanah Greenberg Fr. HS Throws Arlington Heights, Ill. Wheeling HS Hollie Harris ^ So. 1L Sprints/Jumps Long Beach, Calif. Poly HS Nikaela Harris Fr. HS Throws Canyon Country, Calif. Golden Valley HS Jessica Henslee So. 1L Pole Vault Albany, Ore. West Albany HS Chandler Johnson So. 1L Distances San Diego, Calif. Clairemont HS Whitney Knox Fr. RS Sprints Compton, Calif. Eastside HS Kennedy Krueger So. 1L Pole Vault Fresno, Calif. Clovis North HS Jodi Lambert Sr. 3L Pole Vault Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley Northwest HS Alexandra Lathos Fr. RS Mid-Distances Salinas, Calif. Notre Dame HS Savanah Lear Jr. 2L Jumps Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Los Osos HS Taylor Lorack Sr. 3L Hurdles/Sprints Murrieta, Calif. Temecula Valley HS Katy Lynch Fr. HS Pole Vault Jamul, Calif. Steele Canyon HS Pauline Mandel ^ Jr. 1L Distances Temecula, Calif. Colorado State/Great Oak HS Elijah McDonald So. 1L Hurdles Long Beach, Calif. Wilson HS Erykah McNairy Fr. HS Throws San Diego, Calif. San Diego HS Cassandra Nychay So. 1L Javelin Santa Clarita, Calif. Agoura HS Natalie O’Dwyer Sr. 1L Sprints Bakersfi eld, Calif. Bakersfi eld College/Garces Memorial HS Nikki Puerner Sr. 1L Jumps Hun ngton Beach, Calif. Orange Coast College/Edison HS Koquise Richards ^ Sr. 3L Jumps Victorville, Calif. Silverado HS Jessica Ro er Sr. 3L Throws Lakewood, Calif. St. Joseph HS Janet Salazar Jr. TR Mid-Distances Downey, Calif. Cerritos College/Paramount HS Gabrielle Schug So. TR Distances East Syracuse, N.Y. Le Moyne College/Chris an Brothers Academy Marina Shelton ^ Sr. 3L Throws Cerritos, Calif. Cerritos HS Delaney Smith Fr. HS Mul -Events Grass Valley, Calif. Nevada Union HS Kris n Snapper Fr. HS Mul -Events Hun ngton Beach, Calif. Edison HS Valeria Soto So. RS Distances Canyon Country, Calif. Canyon HS Charlo e Utash So. 1L Distances Simi Valley, Calif. Simi Valley HS Fa ma Vergara Sr. 1L Throws Corona, Calif. Riverside City College/Corona HS Brianna Viltz Sr. 3L Throws Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS Melanee Williams Fr. HS Jumps/Sprints Long Beach, Calif. Millikan HS Brianna Wilson Sr. 1L Hurdles/Sprints Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Northern Arizona/Los Osos HS Aundrea Yancy Sr. 1L Jumps Inglewood, Calif. West L.A. College/Redondo Union HS

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Head Coach (Jumps, Mul -Events): Andy Sythe, 27th season Assistant Coach (Throws): Cory Loebl, 10th season Assistant Coach (Sprints, Hurdles, Relays): LaTanya Sheffi eld, 4th season Assistant Coach (Distances): Tom Walsh, 2nd season Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Colin Dunbar, Brandon Hierholzer, Chris Lawson, Victor Mar n Undergraduate Assistant: Dominic Mah Director of Opera ons: Jake Pacheco Administra ve Assistants: Keenan Leonard, Mar n Lopez

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Long Beach State men’s track & fi eld is looking to build “We are fully capable of achieving these goals,” Sythe THROWS on its success over the last decade where it has fi nished fi rst or said. “With the success we’ve had, our expecta ons are Senior Kody Robison will be counted on to make an second in the Big West nine mes and claimed fi ve conference always high, and with LaTanya Sheffi eld - who will be coaching impact at the conference, regional and na onal level in the tles. Four of those championships have come in a fi ve-year the 2016 U.S. Women’s Olympic Team - on our staff , there’s no hammer throw this year. He was the Big West champion and span with the 49ers securing the fi rst three-peat in school ques on they’re ge ng the best available coaching they can fi nished one spot out of advancing to the NCAA Outdoor history in 2015. to make these goals reality.” Championships in 2015. He enters his fi nal campaign ranked “Everything we are doing is about building on that In the hurdles, senior Devin Hickey returns as last fourth in school history with a personal-record 206-01. success,” head coach Andy Sythe said. “We aren’t trying to year’s conference runner-up. He is a three- me All-Big West The return of junior Robert Marlow and the addi on of maintain it, we’re trying to improve it and this year’s team performer and NCAA regional qualifi er in the 110H. He holds James Hubbard give Long Beach State a tremendous amount has the makings of the infrastructure to do that. There is a the fi h-best mark in program history at 14.06. of depth in the hammer. Marlow scored in the event at the lot of youth and we have to replace a lot of talent, but we are The Beach also welcomes back junior Cody Smith and conference meet with a fourth-place fi nish last year, while op mis c about what we can do with our personnel.” senior Ryan Colebrook in the 400H. Adding to the group is Hubbard comes in as a three- me junior college All-American. Although the Beach graduated a number of top freshman Raleigh Adams, who will compete in both hurdle He le American River College ranked among the top-10 in performers from last year, they do bring back a strong core, events. He was a league champion and state qualifi er as a school history in the hammer (194-00) and discus (168-00). which includes four All-Americans, while also welcoming an senior at Alhambra High School where he established school Hubbard, freshman Nicholas Hudson and sophomore extremely talented incoming group. records of 14.43 in the 110H and 37.99 in the 300H. Sullivan Wall will be tasked with con nuing a strong tradi on in the discus at the Beach. The 49ers have claimed the top-two SPRINTS & HURDLES JUMPS/MULTI-EVENTS spots in the event at the Big West Championships in each of Although Long Beach State graduated the 2015 Big West Long Beach State will be led by senior and three- the last fi ve years. Despite the loss of standouts Jacob Fraser Track Athlete of the Year in Cameron Glasgow, it has a number me All-American Willie Alexander in the horizontal jumps. and Victor Mar n to gradua on, this year’s group is expected of individuals who have the capability to fi ll his shoes. Alexander is the reigning Big West Field Athlete of the Year as to have another great season. That con ngent will also face Leading the way in the sprints will be seniors Michael he was the long jump champion and runner-up in the triple the challenge of fi lling Fraser’s and Mar n’s shoes in the shot Perez-Rogers and Dylan McCloskey, who were both members jump at the conference meet last year. He also garnered put, where they were both NCAA regional qualifi ers. of the 4x400 relay team that ran a school-record 3:06.2 and honorable men on All-America honors in the triple jump. Robison will lead the way in the javelin where he was advanced to the NCAA Championships last year. Perez-Rogers As a sophomore, Alexander was the NCAA runner-up in the the 2015 conference runner-up with a life me-best 202-11. was also the Big West runner-up in the 400m, fi nishing behind long jump, while he also received All-America dis nc on as a Senior Ma Larson has also prepared and worked hard in former teammate Glasgow, while he scored in the 200m as freshman. the off season to put himself in posi on to contribute at the well. In 2014, Perez-Rogers was the 400m league champion. Joining Alexander in the horizontal jumps this year is conference and NCAA level. In addi on, decathletes Connor He owns a life me-best 46.77. junior transfer Sal Nasser. Nasser, who competed two years Higgins and Herman Day have the ability to score at the Big McCloskey was a Big West scorer in the 400m (47.22) as at San Diego Mesa College, was the California Junior College West meet. a junior and will be counted on to contribute in the 100m and state champion in the long jump as a freshman with a life me- 200m this year. best 25-04.25. Nasser and Alexander could also contribute in DISTANCES Adding depth in the 400m will be redshirt freshman the short sprints. LBSU’s distance runners have steadily improved and are Kemonie Briggs and junior transfer Daniel York-Mouton. In the pole vault, Long Beach State welcomes back all coming off a fourth-place fi nish at the Big West Cross Country Briggs, who sat out the 2015 outdoor season at Texas Tech, of its Big West point scorers from a year ago, including senior Championships in the fall. registered a personal-best 46.92 to win the California state and defending conference champion Michael Montgomery. Senior Tim Bergstrom, who redshirted the 2015 season, tle in the 400m as a senior at Long Beach Wilson High Montgomery won the league meet with a personal-record will be a strong contender in both the 5000m and 10000m. School. York-Mouton, meanwhile, spent last year at El Camino 17-09 and advanced to the NCAA Championships where In the mid-distances, the Beach will look to senior College where he was the runner-up at the junior college state he earned honorable men on All-America honors. He has Cameron Pantoja, sophomore Kevin Ramirez and junior championships. He established the third-fastest me in school already improved his life me best by over two feet since his transfer George Mar nez to step up in the 800m, an event in history at 46.41. freshman campaign, and will be looking to become LBSU’s which the 49ers have claimed the Big West tle in each of the That group will also be looking to contribute to the sixth 18-footer this season. last three years. success of the 4x400 relay team, which has fi nished fi rst at Senior and All-Big West performer Conner Rouse is also Junior Sam Bau sta, sophomore Jacob Orozco, and each of the last two Big West Championships. back for the Beach, and could join Montgomery in an elite freshmen Andres Barragan and Patrick Burciago, could also In addi on, freshman John Kendrick and junior A.J. Elam group of 49ers to clear 18 feet. Rouse was the Big West runner- play a key role in 2016. are expected to play a key role in the 4x100, where the Beach up and an NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er last year. Rouse is hoping to earn a bid to the NCAA Championships. and Montgomery combined to win every regular-season meet in 2015. The duo will be joined by junior Paul Thenard and sophomore Dus n Wert, who both scored at the Big West Championships last year. The Beach also brings in top recruits Willie Alexander Xander Cooper and Bo Haddock. Cooper, a junior transfer from Devin Hickey Cuyamaca College, was a two- me junior college All-American and the state runner-up with a personal-record 16-04 as a sophomore. Haddock is a junior transfer from Paradise Valley Community College in Arizona where he won the pole vault at the NJCAA Region I Track & Field Championships. The 49ers’ top returnee in the high jump is junior Herman Day, who scored at the Big West Championships last year and established a life me-best 6-06.25. The Beach also welcomes junior Diego Felix from Riverside City College, along with freshmen John Broadhead and Jackson Po er. Felix established a life me-best 6-10 at RCC. Day, Broadhead, Po er and sophomore Connor Higgins are also expected to be conference contenders in the decathlon.

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The Long Beach State women’s track & fi eld team has Also contribu ng in the sprints will be redshirt freshman seen steady improvement over the past few seasons and will Whitney Knox and long jumper Melanee Williams. With such con nue to work toward its goal of winning its fi rst Big West Tiff any Forbito a deep squad, the Beach, which earned all-conference honors tle. The Beach has its sights set on making this year the one in the relays last year, is expec ng to con nue to improve and as it welcomes back a large group of returnees, including a return to the na onal level in the 4x100. handful of redshirts, while also bringing in another strong The hurdles are another strong area for the 49ers as recrui ng class. they welcome back sophomore Elijah McDonald (100H), who “Now that we have a track on campus and the team scored at the Big West meet last season. As a true freshman, feels good about where they are at with this new facility, we’re McDonald ran a personal-record 13.87, which ranks seventh seeing them start to turn that corner,” 49er head coach Andy in school history. She will be joined by junior Riley Cooks and Sythe said. “We have another good incoming class and are freshman Samaya Brandon. shoring up some weak areas this year, so we defi nitely think Senior Taylor Lorack has been a consistent force for LBSU this team has the poten al to go down in the history books.” in the 400H, but has come up just short of the regional mark the last three years. In her fi nal campaign, Lorack is looking to JUMPS/MULTI-EVENTS get past that hump. Sophomore Hollie Harris, who is one of The jumps and mul -events squad will be led by Long Beach State’s top 400m runners, is being converted to junior Riley Cooks, who redshirted the 2015 outdoor season. the long hurdle race, while senior Brianna Wilson is expected Cooks, who was the 2014 California Community College state to con nue her ascent in a fairly new event for her. Wilson was champion in the heptathlon at Cuesta College, will be looking THROWS also a 400m convert and saw success as she fi nished fourth in to return to the podium and earn an NCAA bid in 2016. She Long Beach State is in good shape in the throws as it the conference last year with a personal-best 61.41. also brings added depth in the long jump. returns All-Big West performer and NCAA regional qualifi er The Beach is hopeful that its strength at the 400 hurdles Sophomore Jasmine Bass returns a er a remarkable Marina Shelton. Shelton enters her senior campaign ranked will translate to the 4x400 where they are looking to be er freshman campaign in which she was the Big West runner-up second in school history in the hammer with a personal-record their third-place fi nish at the 2015 Big West Championships. in the triple jump. She already holds the second-best mark in 195-11. She took third at the conference meet last year. school history at 40-11.5, and will also be a contender in the Senior Fa ma Vergara is also back following a redshirt DISTANCES long jump this year. season. Vergara was the 2014 Big West champion in the Long Beach State is s ll developing in the distances Joining Cooks and Bass in the horizontal jumps is hammer throw where she is fourth in LBSU history (192-02). with a young group in 2016. Juniors Kathleen Dunne, Ashley freshman Melanee Williams, who prepped at nearby Millikan Both Vergara and Shelton will be taking shots at the school Carrera and Pauline Mandel have the most experience and will High School, where she was the Moore League champion. She record and have their sights set on the NCAA Championships. lead the way for the Beach. Dunne set personal records in the owns a life me-best 18-08.25 in the long jump. Seniors Chaylene Bruggeman and Brianna Viltz are also 1500m and steeplechase as a sophomore, while Carrera won In the high jump, senior Aundrea Yancy will be coming posi oning themselves to be conference scorers and poten al the 10K at the California Collegiate Invita onal. Mandel also off a redshirt season to lead Long Beach State. With her NCAA qualifi ers. competed in the 3000m and 5000m a er transferring from compe veness and desire to reach new heights, Yancy is Vergara brings added depth with her abili es in the Colorado State in 2015. expected to make it to the na onal level in her fi nal campaign. discus, while senior Jessica Ro er will lead the way in the shot Sophomore Bri any Anselmo is LBSU’s top returnee in She is also a strong horizontal jumper and will contribute in put. Vergara was the 2013 California Community College State the mid-distances as she established a life me-best 2:11.65 the triple jump. discus champion. Ro er, meanwhile, fi nished one spot out of as a true freshman. Also entering the mix are sophomores The pole vault squad brings back all but one of its scoring in the shot put at the Big West Championships last year Mikayla Florez, Chandler Johnson, Valeria Soto and Charlo e student-athletes from last season. Senior Jodi Lambert is the as she established a life me-best 45-00.25. Utash, redshirt freshmen Alyssa Frank, Jessica Germany and top returnee as she ranks ninth in school history with a height The Beach also has a lot of depth in the javelin with the Alexandra Lathos, and transfers Gabrielle Schug and Janet of 12-00.5. She is joined by sophomores Lauren Bartsch, return of redshirt senior Tiff any Forbito, who was an NCAA Salazar. Kennedy Krueger and Jessica Henslee, all of whom cleared regional qualifi er in 2014. Forbito is an All-American candidate at least 11-05 in their fi rst year at the Beach. The 49ers also as she has the ability to advance to the NCAA Championships. welcome freshmen Lea Fong (redshirt) and Katy Lynch into the Forbito will be joined by sophomore Cassandra Nychay and mix in 2016. junior transfer Shelby Crider. Crider fi nished among the top- fi ve at the California State Championships as a freshman and sophomore at American River College.

SPRINTS/HURDLES Jasmine Bass Kathleen Dunne Long Beach State is hoping to send a large con ngent of athletes from its sprints/hurdles squad to the NCAA postseason, and with the amount of talent they have this year, the 49ers can reach that goal and more. Senior Kris na Goosby, along with sophomores Ashleigh Chambers and Madison Carney, are LBSU’s top returnees in the short sprints. Goosby was a Big West fi nalist in the 100m last year, running a life me-best 11.99 in the preliminary round. Chambers added a wind-aided personal record of 11.93, while Carney was at 12.17. With the addi on of highly- touted freshman Courtne’ Davis, who owns a personal-best 11.62 in the 100m and 24.16 in the 200m, the quartet has the poten al to make history. Davis’ 100m me ranked among the top-fi ve in the na on at the high school level in 2015.

77longbeachstate.com We would like to take a moment to thank VS ATHLETICS (formerly Springco), for its continued support of the men’s and women’s program at Long Beach State.

VS ATHLETICS is also the proud sponsor of the Beach Invitational on April 17-18, 2015.

We would also like to give special recognition to VS ATHLETICS executives Rich Benoy and Brian Springer (LBSU ‘63).

Thanks again from The Beach! LBSU COACHING STAFF

HHEADEAD COACHCOACH ANDYANDY SYTHESYTHE SSix-Timeix-Time BigBig WestWest Men’sMen’s CoachCoach ofof thethe YearYear HEAD COACH ANDY SYTHE

ANDY SYTHE Head Coach • 27th Year

Andy Sythe’s tenure as head coach at Long Beach State has been characterized by individual and team success as well as scholar-athlete achievement in both track & fi eld and cross country. A six- me Big West Men’s Track & Field Coach of the Year (2006, 2008, 2011, 2013-15), Sythe is now in his 27th season at the helm of the cross country and indoor/outdoor track & fi eld teams at the Beach. He has developed a combined program that is among the best in the Big West Conference as well as at the regional and na onal level. Sythe has guided his student-athletes to 48 All-America performances and 13 conference athlete of the year awards. He has also had four Big West Freshman of the Year award winners. In 2015, the 49er men’s team successfully defended their Big West team tle to secure the fi rst three-peat in school history. With the win, the Beach became just the third men’s program in conference history, and the only current member of the Big West, to claim three championships in a row. In addi on, LBSU pushed its total to nine Big West tles, marking the most among the league’s ac ve members and one shy of tying the conference record set by Fresno State in 1992. The Long Beach State men fi nished with eight individual Big West tles and 18 all-conference performances. The 49ers thrived in the fi eld events where they scored 116 of their 185 points. They had fi ve conference champions in Kody Robison (Hammer), Jacob Fraser THE SYTHE FILE (Discus), Willie Alexander (Long Jump), Ryan Sanders (Triple Jump) and Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault). Alexander was also the runner- Alma Mater up in the triple jump as he was named the 2015 Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. Cameron Glasgow, who was tabbed the Big West San Diego State (1987) Men’s Track Athlete of the Year, led the Beach in the running events as he won the 400m, while also joining forces with Dylan McCloskey, Bachelor’s Degree Michael Perez-Rogers and Jahmani Locke to defend their tle in the 4x400 relay. Chris Low was also a back-to-back champion in the Physical Educa on 800m. LBSU con nued to lead the conference in the postseason where it sent 17 athletes to the NCAA West Preliminary and a school- Athle c Career record seven to the NCAA Championships. Glasgow fi nished his career as a two- me All-American (400m, 4x400), while Perez-Rogers 1984-87 (4x400), McCloskey (4x400), Locke (4x400), Alexander (Triple Jump), Low (800m) and Montgomery (Pole Vault) also garnered honorable men on All-America honors. Adding to an award-fi lled season, the Beach was ranked 15th in the fi nal Track & Field News Dual Meet San Diego State Rankings. In 2014, the men cruised to the Big West tle with nine individual champions and a school-record 218.5 points. Sythe’s pole Coaching Career vaulters gave the Beach a huge boost with a 26.5-point outburst as all fi ve of the team’s entrants fi nished in scoring posi on (1st-2nd- 1990-Present 4th-6th-8th). The women’s squad also took fourth overall with Fa ma Vergara claiming top honors in the hammer throw. The men and Long Beach State women had 22 athletes qualify for the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds, including a program-record 16 individuals on the men’s side. Willie Head Coach Alexander, Chris Low and Chris Enriquez also advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, where they combined to post a 24th-place team fi nish. Alexander was the na onal runner-up in the long jump, while Low took seventh in the 800m. Low was the 49ers’ 1988-89 fi rst-ever fi rst-team All-American in the 800m. In addi on, the Beach men went undefeated in dual meets as they were 37-0 in scoring Long Beach State opportuni es. The 2014 squad closed out the year ranked ninth in the Track & Field News dual meet rankings, while the women came in Assistant Coach at No. 21. The men were also ranked as high as No. 5 in the USTFCCCA West Region Rankings. In 2013, the Long Beach State men won their fourth Big West championship in eight years. They had 15 athletes produce 21 all-conference honors, including four individual Big West tles. The women added eight all-conference awards. The LBSU men and women COACHING HIGHLIGHTS also had 16 athletes advance to the NCAA West Preliminaries. Willie Alexander, who was named the Big West Men’s Freshman of the Year, ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS punched his cket to the NCAA Championships where he garnered All-America honorable men on recogni on in the long jump. 1 Na onal Champion In 2012, the 49er track & fi eld team posted 28 All-Big West performances, with fi ve individual conference tles. Long Beach 1 USTFCCCA West Region Men’s Field Athlete of the Year State also had a Big West-leading 17 entries in the NCAA West Preliminary Round. Two athletes, Katrina Graves-Johnson (high jump) 6 Big West Men’s Track and Field Championships and Ben Woodruff (javelin) qualifi ed for the NCAA Outdoor Championships, where they both earned honorable men on All-America 13 Big West Athletes of the Year dis nc on. Graves-Johnson and Ma Maldonado (mile) were also second-team All-Americans during the indoor season. In addi on, 4 Big West Freshman of the Year awards Woodruff was tabbed the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year, while Jahmani Locke was named the Co-Big West Men’s Freshman of the Year. 6-Time Big West Men’s Coach of the Year In 2011, the men claimed 23 all-conference awards, including seven individual championships, en route to their third Big Highest Finish of 16th at NCAA Championships (men) West tle under Sythe’s direc on. Three athletes also advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships where they earned All-America 48 All-America Performances recogni on. Randi Hicks was a fi rst-team performer in the women’s javelin, while Colin Dunbar garnered second-team honors in the 94 NCAA Individual Qualifi ers hammer and honorable men on in the discus. Nicholas Armstrong was also an honorable men on All-American in the decathlon. In 3 NCAA Qualifying Relay Teams addi on to earning All-America status, Dunbar was tabbed the 2011 USTFCCCA West Region Men’s Field Athlete of the Year and the 2011 244 NCAA Regional Qualifi ers Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. He personally accounted for 29 points at the conference championships as he became just the 132 Conference Champions second individual in league history to score in all four throwing events. 476 All-Conference Performances In 2010, Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles) and Randi Hicks (Javelin) won the individual conference tle in their respec ve 85 Indoor, 47 Outdoor School Records Established events. Seventeen 49ers also qualifi ed for the NCAA West Preliminary meet, with three athletes moving on to the na onal championships. Hicks highlighted the group, earning All-America honors in the javelin. ACADEMIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS Medwood went on to compete in the 2012 London Olympic Games, represen ng his na ve country of Belize. He was selected 44 USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams by his na on as the fl ag bearer at the opening ceremonies and would advance to the semifi nals of the 400m hurdles. Sythe also had four 65 USTFCCCA All-Academic Athletes of his athletes compete at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials. 7 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans The men’s squad won the Big West tle in 2008, compiling 185 total team points. The 49ers had 21 individuals qualify for 434 Academic All-Conference selec ons the NCAA Regionals, with six advancing to the na onal championship meet where Sythe saw two of his athletes, Brent Gray and Chris 159 perfect 4.0 semester GPAs achieved Richardson, earn All-America honors for the second me in their careers. The men’s team also fi nished ahead of the pack at the Big West Championships in 2006, while placing 16th at the NCAA Championships, their highest team fi nish since 1998 when the Sythe-led team took 17th.

10longbeachstate.com 10 HEAD COACH ANDY SYTHE

Since the incep on of NCAA track and fi eld regional qualifying in 2003, Long Beach State has sent over 200 qualifi ers to the postseason meet. Over the last three years, Sythe sent more qualifi ers to the 2015 Highlights NCAA Regionals than any other combined program in the Big West Conference. While under his direc on, NCAA Outdoor All-Americans (7) the LBSU track and fi eld program has also been consistently ranked among the top 20 percent of over 320 Cameron Glasgow (HM - 400m; HM - 4x400), Willie Alexander (HM - Triple Jump), Jahmani NCAA Division I schools. Locke (HM - 4x400), Chris Low (HM - 800m), Dylan McCloskey (HM - 4x400), Michael Sythe has also directed the cross country squad to a number of top performances. In the fall of Montgomery (HM - Pole Vault), Michael Perez-Rogers (HM - 4x400)

2013, Chris Enriquez earned an individual berth to the NCAA Cross Country Championships. He was the fi rst NCAA Outdoor Qualifi ers (17) 49er to qualify for the event in the modern era of NCAA cross country (since 1980). Enriquez advanced to Willie Alexander (Long Jump, Triple Jump), Jacob Fraser (Shot Put, Discus), Cameron Glasgow the na onal meet a er placing 10th at the NCAA West Regional, the highest fi nish in school history. In 2011, (400m, 4x400), Victor Mar n (Shot Put, Discus), Michael Perez-Rogers (400m, 4x400), Devin Rosa Del Toro won the individual conference tle and was the fi rst 49er in school history to be tabbed the Hickey (110H), Jahmani Locke (4x400), Chris Low (800m), Dylan McCloskey (4x400), Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault), Conner Rouse (Pole Vault), Ryan Sanders (Triple Jump), Kody Robison Big West Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year. (Hammer), Jasmine Askew (400m), Jasmine Bass (Triple Jump), Taylor Jackson (Long Jump), Since Sythe’s arrival, the Beach has rewri en the record books. In his 26 seasons at the helm, Marina Shelton (Hammer) 85 indoor and 47 outdoor school records have been established by Sythe-coached athletes. In 2011-12, the 49ers established 13 school records in a single season. Big West Champions (8) Willie Alexander (Long Jump), Jacob Fraser (Discus), Cameron Glasgow (400m), Chris Low Strong academic performance has also been a common theme in Sythe’s career as a coach and (800m), Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault), Kody Robison (Hammer), Ryan Sanders (Triple athlete. Sythe was an outstanding student-athlete at San Diego State where he graduated in 1987 with Jump), 4x400 Relay (Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, McCloskey, Locke ) honors and a bachelor’s degree in physical educa on. All-Big West Performers (23) As a coach, Sythe’s student-athletes have achieved perfect 4.0 semester grade-point averages Willie Alexander, Jasmine Askew, Jasmine Bass, Madison Carney, Ashleigh Chambers, A.J. Elam, 159 mes. Through his guidance 434 athletes have also been named to the academic all-conference team. Jacob Fraser, Cameron Glasgow, Kayla Goosby, Kris na Goosby, Hollie Harris, Devin Hickey, On the na onal level, Sythe’s athletes have produced 44 USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams in cross country and Jahmani Locke , Chris Low, Victor Mar n, Dylan McCloskey, Michael Montgomery, Michael track & fi eld. The women’s track and cross country squads have earned the honor every year since 1997, Perez-Rogers, Kody Robison, Conner Rouse, Ryan Sanders, Marina Shelton, Brianna Wilson while the men’s track & fi eld team has received the recogni on three seasons in a row. Indoor Track & Field School Records (2) Individually, Sythe has also helped guide his student-athletes to a ain the highest level of Fa ma Vergara (Weight Throw), Men’s 4x400 Relay (Perez-Rogers, Glasgow, Locke , McCloskey) academic achievement with seven CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, two Phi Beta Kappas and one Rhodes Scholar. Outdoor Track & Field School Records (1) Men’s 4x400 Relay (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Locke ) Sythe was hired in the fall of 1989 as the head coach at Long Beach State. At age 23, he was the youngest NCAA Division I coach in the United States. Sythe has had the very best mentors in the sport throughout his high school and college career. As an athlete under Dixon Farmer at San Diego State (1984-87), Sythe captained his team that ranked among the top-10 in the na on. As an assistant for Ralph Lindeman at LBSU (1988-89), Sythe furthered his skills under the tutelage of another of the na on’s most respected coaches. In 1989, his mentor Lindeman was tabbed the Big West Coach of the Year. Both Farmer and Lindeman also served on Olympic staff s for the United States. Track & fi eld and cross country are a passion for Sythe, and his dedica on to the sport is refl ected by his involvement beyond the scope of the University. Sythe has served on na onal commi ees with USA Track & Field and the U.S. Track Coaches Associa on. He has served on the Execu ve Commi ee for Men’s Development with USATF, been co-meet director for the 1999 USATF Senior Cross Country Na onal Championships, and has completed over 10 years of service as Men’s Track & Field Chair and board member for the Southern California Associa on of USA Track & Field. Sythe also completed four years of service with the Execu ve Commi ee and Rules Commi ee for the USTFCCCA. Sythe has coached at clinics throughout the U.S. and worked with the Amateur Athle c Founda on of Los Angeles in its coaching instruc onal program. Recognized for his success and his dedicated work on the na onal level, Sythe was selected by his peers to be the head coach for the men’s West team at the 1995 United States Olympic Fes val, held in Colorado Springs, Colo. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach for the champion West team at the 1993 Olympic Fes val in San Antonio, Texas. A na ve of Los Gatos, Calif., Sythe and his wife, Maribeth, reside in Long Beach with their two daughters, Sierra and Callie June.

1989  1990  1991  1992  1994  1995  1996  1997  Women’s Track & Field (19): 1997-2015 1998  1999  2000  2001  2002  2003  2004  2005  2006 Women’s Cross Country (19): 1997-2015  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011  2012  2013  Men’s Track & Field (3): 2013-2015 2014  2015 Men’s Cross Country (3): 1998, 2012-2013

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LATANYA SHEFFIELD TOM WALSH

Sprints/Hurdles/Relays • 4th Year Distances • 2nd Year LaTanya Sheffi eld, a former Olympian and Tom Walsh is in his second year as the cross American record holder, enters her fourth year as country and distance coach at Long Beach State. an assistant coach at Long Beach State. She works In his fi rst season at the Beach, Walsh with the sprints, hurdles and relays. helped the 49er men win the 2015 Big West Track Sheffi eld has made an immediate impact at & Field championship. He worked closely with Chris the Beach as the men’s team has won a Big West Low, guiding him to his second-straight Big West championship in each of her fi rst three seasons. tle and All-America honor in the 800m. Walsh also During that stretch, she has mentored fi ve All- mentored Catherine Mar nez, who scored at the Americans, 21 NCAA West Preliminary qualifi ers, 35 conference meet with a seventh-place fi nish in the all-conference performers and one Big West Men’s Track Athlete of the Year. 1500m. Last year, Sheffi eld’s sprinters broke onto the na onal stage, earning mul ple All- Walsh previously spent 19 years as the head America honors. Cameron Glasgow, who was the 2015 Big West Men’s Track Athlete of the cross country and assistant track & fi eld coach at USC. During his me with the Trojans, he Year, advanced to the NCAA Championships in the 400m and the 4x400 relay. He was joined coached 23 individual All-Americans in a number of events, including the 800m, 1500m and by Michael Perez-Rogers, Dylan McCloskey and Jahmani Locke in the relay event. steeplechase, as well as in cross country. He also mentored an NCAA champion in the 800m The quartet also defended their Big West tle and ran a school-record 3:06.2 to fi nish and two Olympic fi nalists. third in their heat (11th overall) at the NCAA West Preliminaries. In addi on, Glasgow and In addi on, Walsh saw his student-athletes set school records in every women’s Perez-Rogers took fi rst and second in the 400m, while running on the third-place 4x100 distance event, from the 800m through the 10000m. He also developed many of the na on’s relay team at the Big West Championships. Both of the women’s relay teams earned all- top NCAA male middle distance runners despite not having a men’s cross country squad. conference honors as well. Walsh is a coach known for showing great care and respect for his student-athletes. In 2014, Sheffi eld’s sprints and hurdles squad played a key role in the men’s second- One aspect has been his eff orts to promote a successful academic environment. In his 19 straight Big West championship. She helped Davon Wilson-Angel defend his 110-meter years at USC, Walsh’s cross country team held the top grade-point average of all the school’s hurdle tle, while Perez-Rogers took top honors in the 400m. The quartet of Perez-Rogers, athle c programs a total of seven mes. His athletes were also frequently recognized by the McCloskey, Glasgow and Locke also fi nished ahead of the pack in the 4x400 relay. On the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Associa on for individual academic women’s side, the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams both placed among the top-three at the conference meet. The 4x400 squad also established a school record for the second me achievement. under Sheffi eld’s tutelage, clocking in at 3:39.65 at the Baldy Cas llo Invita onal. Overall, Walsh was directly involved in the opera ons of all home meets at USC and has Sheffi eld saw 11 of her athletes earn 19 All-Big West honors, while 10 went on to qualify for addi onal experience in public rela ons, sports media and sponsorship acquisi ons for the NCAA West Preliminary Round. na onally televised events. These a ributes will directly benefi t the con nued growth of In her fi rst season at LBSU, Sheffi eld had 12 individuals combine for 16 all-conference the annual Beach Invita onal and promo on of the new track facility which was completed honors, including Wilson-Angel, who claimed the Big West tle in the 110 hurdles. Sheffi eld in 2015. led three of the 49ers’ four relay teams to top-three fi nishes at the conference championship Walsh graduated from USC with a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1987. with the women’s 4x400 squad registering a then school-record 3:41.24. Outside of Long Beach State, Sheffi eld has been very involved with USA Track & Field. She was recently selected to Team USA’s coaching staff for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she will work with the women’s sprinters and hurdlers. Sheffi eld previously served as an assistant coach for the U.S. women’s team at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow, Russia. In addi on, Sheffi eld was in charge of the sprints, hurdles and relays at the World Indoor Championships in 2008 (Valencia, Spain) and 2006 (Moscow, Russia), as well as at the Pan American Games in 2011 (Guadalajara, Mexico) and 2007 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Sheffi eld has also served on the USA Track & Field Development Commi ee as the event chair for women’s hurdles since 2007. As an athlete, Sheffi eld was an Olympic fi nalist in the 400m hurdles at the 1988 Games in Seoul, South Korea, and represented the United States at the 1987 World Championships. She was also a two- me gold medalist at the Olympic Sports Fes val (1987, 1993) and won a bronze medal at the 1987 Pan American Games. Sheffi eld, who established an American record in the 400m hurdles in 1985, also excelled at San Diego State where she was a two- me All-American and 1985 NCAA Champion (400H). She was inducted into the SDSU Athle cs’ Hall of Fame in 1993. Prior to her arrival at the Beach, Sheffi eld was an assistant coach at Canyon del Oro High School and the head coach of the POPS Track Club in Tucson, Ariz. She helped lead Canyon del Oro’s girls’ team to two state championships, while the boys’ squad had a pair of state runner-up fi nishes during her tenure. Sheffi eld also coached the 2012 ESPN High School Gatorade Player of the Year. Under her guidance, Sheffi eld saw a number of her POPS Track Club team members qualify for the Junior Olympic Na onal Championships, including a 2011 champion in the 400 hurdles, a 2011 junior na onal record holder in the long jump and a 2010 fi nalist in the steeplechase. Sheffi eld is also a professional mo va onal speaker and is the founder and president of Sports Extravaganza, Inc., a non-profi t organiza on that focuses on fi gh ng childhood obesity. She was named one of the 25 Most Infl uen al People in Tucson in 2012. Sheffi eld has also been honored with the USATF Youth Division President’s Award (2010), Sam Lacy Sports Pioneer Award (2010) and NAACP Community Service Recogni on Award (2008). Sheffi eld earned her bachelor’s degree in sports management from the United States Sports Academy in 2011.

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CORY LOEBL

Throws • 10th Year Cory Loebl enters his 10th year as an assistant coach at Long Beach State. During his me working with the 49er throwers, Loebl has coached 10 NCAA na onal qualifi ers and 45 NCAA regional qualifi ers. Under his guidance, the LBSU throws squad has also had 17 Big West individual champions, one MPSF indoor champion, 49 All-Big West performances and six All-Americans. In addi on, Loebl’s athletes have posted fi ve school records and 65 performances in the all- me top 10. Since Loebl took over as the team’s throws coach, Long Beach State has led the Big West in individual tles and top-three performances at the conference championships in men’s and women’s throws combined. In 2015, Jake Fraser extended LBSU’s winning streak in the men’s discus at the Big West Championships to fi ve years in a row as he earned his second career tle in the event. Kody Robison also took top honors in the hammer throw, while Victor Mar n was the runner-up in the shot put and discus. Overall, the men’s throwers totaled 54 points en route to the team’s third consecu ve Big West championship. Marina Shelton led the women with a third-place fi nish in the hammer. All four athletes qualifi ed for the NCAA West Preliminary Round. In 2014, the men’s throwers contributed 57 points to the 49ers’ school-record total of 218.5 for their second-straight Big West tle. Jason Harrell took top honors in the discus, while Adam Bianchessi was the individual champion in the javelin. Fraser added a pair of runner-up fi nishes in the shot put and discus. On the women’s side, Fa ma Vergara won the hammer throw. Harrell, Bianchessi, Fraser, Vergara, Tiff any Forbito and Robison all advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary Round. In 2013, the Beach had two Big West champions and six NCAA West Preliminary qualifi ers in the men’s throwing events. At the conference meet, Fraser claimed the tle in the discus, while Harrell was the runner-up. Josh Villalobos also threw a life me best in the hammer to take top honors, and Christopher Yates contributed solid performances in his events, taking second in the shot put and seventh in the hammer. Robison had an inspiring meet, coming away with two personal records and scoring in each of his three events. Robison’s weekend was highlighted by a third-place showing in the javelin. The women’s throwers were anchored by senior team captain Alex Cervantes, who established a personal record and took third in the hammer. Linda Rueff , who wasn’t able to train during the 2012 season, improved her personal best in the discus and came away with a seventh-place fi nish at the Big West Championships. Shelton had an impressive fi rst year in the hammer throw, placing seventh at the conference meet. She went on to gain valuable na onal experience by compe ng at the USA Junior Championships. Loebl has also con nued to mentor some of his former athletes; most notably the 2011 NCAA West Regional Men’s Field Athlete of the Year and two- me All-American Colin Dunbar. Most recently, Dunbar won silver in the hammer throw at the 2015 NACAC Senior Area Championships in Costa Rica. In 2013, he competed indoors for the fi rst me in two years and came away with a bronze medal in the weight throw at the USA Indoor Championships. He also placed sixth in the hammer at the USA Outdoor Championships in 2013 and 2015. Dunbar is one of the most decorated throwers in Long Beach State history as he scored in all four events to account for 29 points at the 2011 Big West Championships. He won the hammer and discus, and was named the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year. The 49er men went on to win the conference tle in 2011 as they swept the throwing events. In addi on to Dunbar’s victories, Cesar Puga won the shot put and Ben Woodruff took top honors in the javelin. Loebl was a two-year le erwinner at LBSU, compe ng in the javelin, discus, hammer throw and shot put from 2002-03. He was a three- me NCAA qualifi er and a four- me all-conference performer. He also competed in the discus at the 2002 USA Track & Field Championships. Loebl was selected as the Big West Male Athlete of the Year in 2003 a er scoring a school-record 30 points at the conference championships. Loebl earned all-league honors in three events while claiming the tle in the discus. Over his two years, Loebl tallied an unmatched total of 44 points in two conference championship meets. The former team captain le Long Beach State ranked among the top-10 in six events, including No. 2 marks in the indoor shot put and weight throw. Loebl also excelled in the classroom, earning both MPSF and Big West all-academic honors in 2003. In addi on, he was named Long Beach State’s BWC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2004 and was a two- me USTFCCCA All-Academic selec on. Prior to the Beach, Loebl was a two- me NWAACC champion in the discus and hammer at Clackamas Community College in Oregon. Loebl graduated from Long Beach State with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and went on to earn his master’s in coaching and athle c administra on from Concordia University, Irvine. Loebl is currently teaching at Carmenita Middle School in Cerritos. Loebl and his wife, Melissa, reside in Long Beach with their son, Kaian, and daughter, Kalea.

13longbeachstate.com 13 ASSISTANT COACHES

COLIN DUNBAR BRANDON HIERHOLZER

Assistant Throws Coach • 3rd Year Assistant Pole Vault Coach • 2nd Year

Colin Dunbar begins his third season as an Brandon Hierholzer is in his second year as assistant throws coach at Long Beach State. the assistant pole vault coach at Long Beach State. Dunbar was a member of the 49er track & In 2015, Hierholzer helped mentor Michael fi eld team from 2009-11, and is one of the most Montgomery and Conner Rouse, who fi nished decorated throwers in school history. He helped fi rst and second, respec vely, at the Big West lead the men’s squad to the 2011 Big West Championships. The duo combined to post a fi rst- championship by personally accoun ng for 29 place fi nish among collegiate compe tors in every points. Dunbar claimed the conference tle in the regular season meet. They also advanced to the hammer and discus, while he also fi nished third in NCAA West Preliminary Round with Montgomery the shot put and sixth in the javelin. He went on to qualifying for the NCAA Championships where he earn All-America honors in both the hammer and discus. In addi on, Dunbar won the weight garnered All-America honorable men on recogni on. throw at the 2011 MPSF Indoor Championships. Hierholzer competed in the pole vault at the Beach in 2012 and 2014 a er transferring Dunbar was named the 2011 USTFCCCA West Region Men’s Field Athlete of the Year, from American River College in Sacramento. As a senior and co-captain, he was the Big West making him an automa c candidate for the Na onal Athlete of the Year award. He was also runner-up and advanced to the NCAA West regional. Hierholzer established a personal-best the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year as a senior. 17-00.75 at the conference meet and ranks 10th in school history. He also scored in the pole Dunbar has con nued to succeed in his post-collegiate career as he won a silver medal vault at the Big West Championships as a junior in 2012. as a member of Team USA at the 2015 NACAC Senior Area Championships in Costa Rica. Hierholzer graduated from Long Beach State in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in He qualifi ed for the meet with a sixth-place fi nish at the U.S. Outdoor Championships. kinesiology with an op on in K-12 physical educa on. Dunbar also medaled at the indoor (Weight Throw, 3rd) and outdoor (Hammer, 6th) na onal championships in 2013. In addi on, he took fi h in the weight throw at the 2015 USA Indoor Championships. Dunbar graduated from Long Beach State in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in economics and a minor in entrepreneurship.

CHRIS LAWSON VICTOR MARTIN

Assistant Sprints/Hurdles Coach • 1st Year Assistant Throws Coach • 1st Year

Chris Lawson enters his fi rst year as the Victor Mar n enters his fi rst season as an assistant sprints and hurdles coach at Long Beach assistant throws coach at Long Beach State. State. Mar n concluded a standout two-year Lawson was a four- me NCAA qualifi er and career at the Beach in 2015. He was a two- me All- All-Big West performer at LBSU from 2008-12. He Big West performer with a runner-up fi nish in the was the 2012 Big West champion in the 400-meter shot put and discus as a senior. He advanced to the hurdles and was also the runner-up in the 110m NCAA West Preliminaries in both events. hurdles. Lawson advanced to the NCAA West Mar n was also a two- me Big West Men’s Regional in both events. Field Athlete of the Week and picked up three As a junior, he qualifi ed for the NCAA individual victories during the 2015 regular season. regional meet with a then personal-record 51.70 in the 400m hurdles. Lawson also garnered He le LBSU ranked third all- me in the outdoor shot put (60-06.75) and sixth in the indoor All-Big West honors in the 400m. As a freshman in 2008, he was an NCAA regional qualifi er shot put (56-00). and conference runner-up in the 400H. Prior to his arrival at Long Beach State, Mar n competed two years at El Camino College Lawson established personal bests of 14.07 in the 110H and 50.66 in the 400H. Both where he was the South Coast Conference Field Athlete of the Year. He also won the shot put marks rank among the top-10 in school history. In addi on, he is fourth in the program’s at the 2012 So Cal Community College Championships and fi nished third at the state meet. indoor record books in the 60m hurdles (8.16). Mar n graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and is currently working Lawson graduated from Long Beach State in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in human toward his master’s in sport management at Long Beach State. development.

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JAKE PACHECO DOMINIC MAH

Director of Opera ons • 2nd Year Undergraduate Assistant • 4th Year

Jake Pacheco is in his second year as the Dominic Mah begins his fourth season at director of opera ons for the Long Beach State Long Beach State, and third as an undergraduate track & fi eld team. He works primarily with the assistant working primarily with the jumps program. social media and promo ons involved with the Mah, who came to LBSU from Modesto, program. Calif., was a three-sport athlete at Fred C. Beyer Pacheco also mentors and tutors student- High School. He le ered three years in track & fi eld, athletes on campus while he is pursuing his master’s three years in soccer and one year in basketball. degree in sport management at Long Beach State. As a high jumper, Mah earned All-Modesto Metro Conference honors, establishing a life me-best 6-02. Mah, who also served as a team manager for the 49er track & fi eld team in 2013, is expected to graduate from Long Beach State with a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering in 2016.

JAMIE HIEGEL JARROD SPANJER

Strength & Condi oning • 7th Year Head Athle c Trainer • 4th Year

Jamie Hiegel enters his seventh year as Jarrod Spanjer is in his fourth year as the the Long Beach State athle c department’s head head athle c trainer at Long Beach State where strength and condi oning coach. he oversees the coverage of 19 Division I sports. Hiegel came to LBSU from Temple where Spanjer works directly with men’s basketball, he spent four years as the head strength and women’s water polo and men’s and women’s golf. condi oning coach for Olympic sports. While at In his capacity as head athle c trainer, Temple, he was responsible for the design and Spanjer supervises fi ve cer fi ed athle c trainers implementa on of strength and condi oning, and two athle c training rooms, while overseeing speed/agility and tes ng programs for all 22 of the policy and procedures development for the Owl’s men’s and women’s Olympic sports teams. athle c training room in collabora on with staff , Hiegel spent two seasons (2003-05) at his alma mater, San Jose State, working administra on and physicians. as an assistant strength and condi oning coach. He was responsible for designing and Spanjer came to Long Beach State a er spending nearly seven years at Arizona implemen ng the strength and condi oning programs for eight men’s and women’s Olympic State where he served as the primary athle c trainer for the men’s basketball and men’s and sports team and also assisted in the strength training for the Spartan football team. women’s golf teams, as well as working with the Sun Devils’ track team from 2005 to 2006. In addi on to his work at the collegiate level, Hiegel has spent me working Spanjer started his athle c training career as a graduate student at San Diego in professional baseball, the Na onal Hockey League and the Na onal Football League. He State where he spent two years (2000-02). While at SDSU he was the head athle c trainer served as an assistant strength and condi oning coach for the Wichita Wranglers, the Kansas for the women’s crew team, while assis ng with the football program. City Royals AA team, between his me at San Jose State and Temple. He also spent me as A er gradua ng from San Diego State, Spanjer spent one season (2002-03) at a volunteer strength and condi oning coach for the San Jose Sharks and as a strength and St. Joseph’s College of New York where he worked directly with women’s soccer, women’s condi oning intern for the Oakland Raiders. basketball and so ball, and two years (2003-05) at LIU Brooklyn where he served as the Hiegel played baseball at San Jose State where he graduated with a degree in primary athle c trainer for women’s basketball, men’s and women’s track and fi eld, and human performance/kinesiology in 2003. He also earned his master’s in sport and recrea on men’s and women’s soccer. administra on at Temple. In addi on to earning a Master of Arts from San Diego State in 2002, Spanjer graduated with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology in 1999.

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MEET THE MEN’S TEAM

WWILLIEILLIE AALEXANDERLEXANDER 2015 Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year Three-Time USTFCCCA All-American MEET THE MEN’S TEAM

WILLIE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Long Jump (25-05.5 - 7th), KYSER LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (15-07); Triple Jump (52-02.75 - T6th); Indoor - Long Jump (25-00 - Indoor - Pole Vault (14-09.5) ALEXANDER 1st), Triple Jump (48-03.25 - 7th) ANDERSON 2015: Competed in six meets ... Finished sixth at  2015 Big West Men's Field Athlete of the Year the Big West Challenge with a season-best 14-09  2015 Big West Champion - Long Jump ... Also reached 14-00.5 at the Beach Invita onal ...  2014 NCAA Runner-up - Long Jump Established an indoor-best 14-09.5 for a top-10 fi nish  2014 Big West Champion - Triple Jump at the Lumberjack Team Challenge.  2013 Big West Freshman of the Year  Three-Time All-American 2014: Tied for sixth in the pole vault at the Big West  Three-Time NCAA Championship Qualifi er Championships (15-07) ... Also notched a season-  Six-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er best 15-07 for a top-10 showing at the Steve Sco  Six-Time All-Big West Performer JUMPS POLE VAULT Invita onal ... Finished third at the UCI Spring Break Sr. | Fresno Sr. | Fresno Invita onal (15-01). 2015: Earned USTFCCCA All-America honorable men on dis nc on in the triple jump ... Advanced to 2013: Took ninth in the pole vault with a season-best the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a third-place fi nish and a season-best 51-11 at the 15-05.75 at the Big West Championships ... Tied for fourth at the Cal-Nevada Championships NCAA West Preliminary meet ... Also competed in the long jump at the West regional ... (15-05) ... Also cleared 15-01 for a seventh-place showing at both the Steve Sco Invita onal Named the Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year ... Led the Beach to its third-straight and the Big West Challenge. conference championship by securing 18 individual points ... Claimed the Big West tle in the long jump and fi nished second in the triple jump ... Established a personal-best 25-05.5 High School: Won four le ers at Clovis West High School ... Advanced to the CIF State Finals in the long jump ... That mark ranks seventh in school history ... Notched three individual in the pole vault as a senior ... Claimed top honors at the CIF North Area Championships, victories and reached 25 feet in fi ve meets ... Placed among the top-fi ve in six of his triple CIF Masters Championships and California State Indoor High School Meet ... Established jump compe ons ... Par cipated in one meet during the indoor season. a personal-record 16-00.5 to fi nish second at the pres gious Arcadia Invita onal ... Also registered life me bests in the long jump (19-06) and triple jump (39-08.25). 2014: Garnered fi rst-team USTFCCCA All-America honors as the NCAA runner-up in the long jump (25-04.25) ... Qualifi ed for the na onal championships with a third-place fi nish at the Personal: Majoring in recrea on. NCAA West Preliminary ... Finished second at the Big West Championships ... Registered a then personal-record 25-05.25 at the Mt. SAC Relays ... Also reached 25 feet at the Cal- SAM LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 1500m (4:00.7), 3000m Nevada Championships (1st, 25-03.25), Beach Invita onal (T-1st, 25-00) and Drake Relays (8:42.31), 5000m (14:57.06) (3rd, 25-00) ... Big West champion and NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the triple jump BAUTISTA with a season-best 51-05.75 ... Finished ahead of the pack at the Steve Sco Invita onal 2015: Ran one 1500-meter race during the outdoor (50-03.5) ... Double winner in the long jump and triple jump at the RCC Quad Meet and Big season ... Took fi h at the Anteater 4-Way Meet in a West Challenge. life me-best 4:00.7.

2013: Received USTFCCCA All-America honorable men on recogni on ... Finished 19th in 2014: Competed primarily in the 1500m ... Established the long jump at the NCAA Championships ... Qualifi ed for the na onal meet with a 12th- a season-best 4:02.02 at the Beach Invita onal ... place showing at the NCAA West Preliminary where he had a season-best 24-11.25 ... Added a top-10 fi nish at the RCC Quad Meet ... Took Earned All-Big West honors in the triple jump (2nd, 52-02.75) and long jump (3rd, 24-07.25) third in the 5000m (14:57.06) at the Steve Sco ... His triple jump distance was a personal record and ranks sixth in program history ... Took Invita onal. top honors in both events at the Big West Challenge ... Established an indoor school-record DISTANCES 25-00 to fi nish third in the long jump at the MPSF Championships ... Won the event at the Jr. | Whi er High School: Le ered four years in both track and Air Force Team Challenge. cross country at California High School ... Won the 3200m tle at the Del Rio League Championships as a High School: Le ered in track & fi eld at Central High School ... Finished third in the triple senior ... Named the league’s athlete of the year and earned second-team all-state honors jump and 10th in the long jump at the 2012 CIF State Finals ... Took fourth in the triple jump ... Placed third overall at the 2013 Nike Redondo Invita onal with a school-record 9:21.4 at the state meet as a junior ... Established a meet-record 23.5 points at the 2011 Central ... Helped the cross country squad to a runner-up fi nish at the 2012 CIF Division I State Sec on Championships ... Claimed top honors in the long jump while also placing second in Championships ... Qualifi ed for the Nike Cross Na onals. the triple jump, third in the 4x100 relay and fi h in the 110m hurdles ... Named the Fresno Bee’s Athlete of the Year as a senior ... Also won three le ers in soccer and two in football. Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in poli cal science.

Personal: Majoring in communica on studies.

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2015: Redshirted. TIM LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 1500m (4:16.42), 3000m JOSH BERGSTROM (8:51.55), 5000m (14:59.18), 10000m (31:24.33); Indoor - CARR 5000m (15:30.22) High School: Four-year le erwinner and two- me team captain at Redwood High School ... Earned 2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Ran one team MVP honors as a senior ... Won the discus and 5000-meter race during the indoor campaign ... fi nished second in the high jump at the 2014 West Clocked in at 15:30.22 at the Husky Classic. Yosemite League Championships ... Placed fi h in the discus with a life me-best 161-11 at the Central 2014: Big West qualifi er in the 5000m and 10000m Sec on Masters Championship ... Also le ered in ... Established a personal-record 31:24.33 to fi nish basketball ... Tabbed the league MVP and garnered sixth in the 10K at the Cal-Nevada Championships ... fi rst-team all-county recogni on. Notched a personal-best 14:59.18 in the 5K at the UCI Spring Break Invita onal ... Placed third in the 3000m DISTANCES THROWS Personal: Majoring in sport psychology. Sr. | Lake Forest with a life me-best 8:51.55 at the RCC Quad Meet. RFr. | Visalia

2013: Competed in six meets during the outdoor RYAN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (2:03.07), 400H season ... Registered a personal-record 4:16.42 in the 1500m at the Beach Classic ... Also ran COLEBROOK (52.43) a season-best 9:09.58 in the 3000m at the Big West Challenge. 2015: Placed 12th overall in the 400m hurdles at 2012: Posted a top-10 showing in the 3000m at the Big West Challenge (9:17.76) ... Had a the Big West Championships ... Won the Big West season-best 15:37.81 to place 11th overall in the 5000m at the UCI Spring Break Invita onal Challenge in a season-best 52.43 ... Also fi nished ... Also competed in the 10000m at the Cal-Nevada Championships, crossing the fi nish line second at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge (53.51) in 34:25 (22nd). and fi h at the USC Trojan Invita onal (52.78).

High School: Le ered in both cross country and track at El Toro High School ... Helped the Junior College: Competed two years on the track & track squad to a league tle in 2010 ... Earned All-South Coast League and all-county honors fi eld team at Fresno City College ... Earned All-America in cross country as a senior. honors as the runner-up in the 400m hurdles at the HURDLES 2014 California Junior College State Championships Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in mechanical engineering. Sr. | Fresno ... Established a school-record 52.17 ... Also the conference and Nor-Cal champion as a freshman. LUIS 2015: Redshirted. BRICENO High School: Le ered two years in track & fi eld at Liberty High School ... Valley champion High School: Le ered three years at Downey High in the 300m hurdles as a senior ... Earned team MVP honors ... Also le ered two years in School ... Named team captain as a senior ... Won football and soccer. the pole vault and triple jump, while fi nishing third in the long jump at the 2014 San Gabriel Valley League Personal: Majoring in sport psychology. Championships ... Posted top-10 fi nishes in the pole vault and triple jump at the CIF-Southern Sec on HERMAN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.31), 200m (23.4), Finals to earn All-CIF honors ... Helped the Vikings to 400m (51.66), 1500m (5:01.36), 110H (15.65), High Jump DAY (6-06.25), Pole Vault (12-03.5), Long Jump (22-03.75), Shot a league tle a er tying for fi rst in the pole vault as Put (43-01), Discus (127-03), Javelin (179-05), Decathlon a junior ... Established life me bests in the pole vault (6,394); Indoor - 60m (7.36), 1000m (3:01.08), 60H (8.99), (15-00), triple jump (45-10) and long jump (21-05). Long Jump (21-04), High Jump (6-03.25), Pole Vault (10- POLE VAULT/JUMPS 10), Shot Put (39-07.75), Heptathlon (4,623) RFr. | Bellfl ower Personal: Majoring in recrea on. 2015: Scored in the decathlon and high jump at the Big West Championships ... Compiled a career- best 6,394 points to fi nish fi h at the mul -event Tim Bergstrom championships ... Tied for seventh in the high jump at 6-05.5 ... Also a conference qualifi er in the javelin MULTI-EVENTS (18th) ... Established a season-best 6-06.25 in the high So. | Bakersfi eld jump at the UCR Spring Classic Decathlon ... Added a season-best 179-05 in the javelin at the UCR meet ... Claimed runner-up honors in the high jump at the Cal Opener (6-04.75) ... Competed in two meets during the indoor season ... Placed 12th in the heptathlon at the MPSF Championships.

High School: Won two le ers in track & fi eld at Ridgeview High School ... Named the South Yosemite League Field Athlete of the Year as a senior ... Also garnered fi rst-team all-area honors ... Earned fi rst-team all-league recogni on as a junior ... Established a then life me- best 6-06 in the high jump ... Le ered two years in football ... Helped the Wolfpack to a runner-up fi nish at the CIF-Central Sec on Division III Championship.

Personal: Majoring in communica on studies.

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A.J. LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (10.8w), 200m CAMERON LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (1:55.8), 1500m ELAM (22.46) FORD (3:55.95)

 2015 All-Big West Performer 2015: Competed primarily in the 1500m ... Ran his fi rst sub-four minute race at the Beach Invita onal 2015: Earned All-Big West honors as a member of the (3:59.35) ... Followed with a life me-best 3:55.95 4x100 relay team that placed third at the conference at the Steve Sco Invite ... Finished 15th overall at championships (40.82) ... Part of the quartet that the Big West Championships with a me of 3:57.85 recorded a season-best 40.67 to fi nish ahead of the ... Notched a top-10 performance at the Jim Bush pack at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Also Collegiate Challenge, California Collegiate Invita onal won the Cal Opener in 40.89 seconds ... Established and Big West Challenge ... Runner-up in the 800m at a wind-aided personal-record 10.8 in the 100m at the the Anteater 4-Way Meet (1:56.24). SPRINTS Big West Challenge ... Took fourth at the Cal Opener MID-DISTANCES Jr. | Corona and third at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Notched Sr. | Long Beach 2014: Established an 800m personal-record 1:55.8 at a season-best 22.48 in the 200m at the California the Cal-Nevada Championships ... Added a season- Collegiate Invita onal. best 4:01.62 in the 1500m.

2014: Competed in the short sprints ... Ran a season-best 11.14 in the 100m at the Cal- 2013: Competed in four meets ... Ran a then life me-best 1:57.52 in the 800m at the Beach Nevada Championships ... Added a fi h-place showing at the Big West Challenge (11.19) ... Classic ... Also clocked in with a season-best 4:06.47 in the 1500m at the Big West Challenge. Clocked in with a 200m season-best 22.46 at the Beach Invita onal. High School: Helped Long Beach Poly High School to an appearance in the 2011 CIF- High School: Two-sport athlete at Eleanor Roosevelt High School ... Earned all-league honors Southern Sec on Cross Country Finals ... Was the Jackrabbits’ top fi nisher at the CIF Prelims, in track & fi eld ... Finished third in the 100m and 200m at the Big VIII Championships ... coming in 10th overall (14:52) ... Also led the squad to the Moore League tle with a third- Established high school bests of 10.86 and 21.93, respec vely ... Also le ered in football ... place showing at the league championships ... Member of Poly’s track team that won the Named to the 2012-13 Big VIII All-Academic Team. CIF State meet in 2011.

Personal: Majoring in interna onal business. Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in communica on studies.

RICKY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.54), 200m ELLIS (22.71), 400m (49.77) 2015: Finished fourth and established a season- Cameron Ford best 49.95 in the 400m at the California Collegiate Invita onal ... Added top-10 showings at the Anteater 4-Way Meet and Big West Challenge ... Clocked in with a season-best 22.71 in the 200m at the Steve Sco Invita onal.

2014: Matched his personal-best of 49.77 for a ninth- place fi nish in the 400m at the Steve Sco Invita onal SPRINTS ... Contributed top-10 performances at the Big West Jr. | Cerritos Challenge and the RCC Quad Meet ... Registered a season-best 22.74 in the 200m at the Cal-Nevada Championships.

High School: Le ered at Gahr High School ... Ran a life me-best 49.77 to claim the 400m tle at the San Gabriel Valley League Championships as a senior ... Advanced to the CIF- Southern Sec on Division III fi nals where he placed fi h overall ... Earned runner-up honors in the 200m (22.49) and 400m (49.96) at the SGVL meet in 2012 ... Also a CIF preliminary qualifi er in both events.

Personal: Majoring in electrical engineering.

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DEVIN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.14), 200m KADEN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 1500m (4:04.88) (22.55), 110H (14.06 - 5th); Indoor - 60m (7.41aa), 200m HICKEY (23.10aa), 60H (8.19 - 6th) LAPHAM 2015: Ran the 1500m in the season opener at Cal ... Crossed the fi nish line in 4:08.41 to take 16th overall.  Three-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er  Three-Time All-Big West Performer 2014: Competed in fi ve 1500m races ... Ran a season- best 4:04.88 to fi nish 13th at the UCI Spring Break 2015: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the 110m Invita onal ... Also placed 10th at the RCC Quad Meet. hurdles ... Claimed runner-up honors at the Big West Championships (14.42) ... Won the high hurdles at High School: Le ered four years in track and cross the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Finished second country at Great Oak High School ... Won the 1600m in a season-best 14.19 at the Big West Challenge ... at the 2013 Great Oak Distance Invita onal in HURDLES Added top-fi ve showings at the Cal Opener and USC DISTANCES 4:21.93 ... Also fi nished ninth in the mile run at the Sr. | Vista Trojan Invita onal ... Competed in two indoor meets Jr. | Temecula Arcadia Invita onal as a senior ... Had a third-place ... Placed 12th overall in the 60m hurdles (8.29) at the showing at the Southwestern League Cross Country MPSF Championships. Championships ... Went on to place 12th at the CIF-Southern Sec on Cross Country Championships. 2014: Advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary quarterfi nals in the 110m hurdles where he fi nished 21st overall ... Earned All-Big West honors with a third-place performance at the Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in business marke ng. conference championships ... Ran a life me-best 14.06, which ranks fi h in school history ... Won the high hurdles at the season-opening RCC Quad Meet ... Runner-up at the Cal- Nevada Championships ... Contributed top-fi ve showings at the Anteater 4-Way Meet, Big MATT LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Javelin (199-08) West Challenge and Beach Invita onal ... Competed in the 60m hurdles during the indoor LARSON season ... Finished 15th in a season-best 8.24 at the MPSF Championships. 2015: Finished 11th in the javelin at the Big West Championships (183-09) ... Established a life me- 2013: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er and All-Big West performer in the 110m hurdles ... best 199-08 to take third at the Big West Challenge ... Clocked in with a season-best 14.2 to fi nish second at the conference championships ... Had Won the Anteater 4-Way Meet with a toss of 194-09 the top preliminary qualifying me at 14.22 ... Won the event at the Big West Challenge ... Placed third at the Cal Opener (193-00) ... Added and Aztec Invita onal ... Also the runner-up at the Cal-Nevada Championships and the a runner-up performance at the California Collegiate Steve Sco Invita onal ... Competed in the 60m hurdles during the indoor season ... Placed Invita onal (194-10). seventh overall at the MPSF Championships (8.2) ... Established an indoor best of 8.19 in the preliminary round ... That mark ranks sixth in program history. Junior College: Competed on the track & fi eld team JAVELIN at El Camino College ... Finished third in the javelin at the 2013 South Coast Conference Championships High School: Four-year le erwinner at Vista High School ... Top fi nisher in the 110m hurdles Sr. | Torrance at the CIF-San Diego Sec on Prelims as a senior ... Went on to fi nish third in the fi nals ...... Registered the fi h-best mark in school history at Also placed 15th at the CIF State Trials ... Took fourth at the CIF State Championships in 179-07. 2011 ... Established pre-collegiate bests of 14.13 in the 110m hurdles and 38.47 in the 300m hurdles. High School: Le ered in football at West Torrance High School ... Named team captain as a senior in 2010-11. Personal: Majoring in human development. Personal: Majoring in sociology.

CONNOR LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.24), 200m (22.86), 400m (50.62), 1500m (5:05.36), 110H (17.48), HIGGINS High Jump (6-03.25), Pole Vault (10-11.75), Long Jump (21- 00), Shot Put (36-01.25), Discus (124-08), Javelin (184-04), Decathlon (6,085) Devin Hickey

2015: Took fourth in the decathlon with 6,085 points at the UCR Spring Classic Invita onal ... Posted top-fi ve fi nishes in the 100m, 400m, 1500m and javelin ... Had a strong start in the decathlon at the Big West Championships, but was unable to fi nish the compe on on the second day ... Established life me-bests in the high jump (6-03.25), long jump MULTI-EVENTS (21-00) and shot put (36-01.25) at the conference So. | Mission Viejo meet ... Ran a personal-record 50.62 in the 400m at the UCSD Triton Invita onal ... Notched a personal- best 184-04 in the javelin at the USC Trojan Invite.

High School: Le ered at Dana Hills High School ... Team won the 2014 South Coast League tle ... Established pre-collegiate bests in the high jump (6-01), javelin (166-09), 100m (11.2) and 400m (51.39) as a senior.

Personal: Majoring in applied mathema cs.

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ROBERT LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (51-05), Discus DYLAN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (10.84), 200m (143-02), Hammer (190-01); Indoor - Shot Put (49-00.25), (21.45), 400m (47.22); Indoor - 60m (6.89aa - 3rd), 200m MARLOW Weight Throw (56-10.25 - 10th) McCLOSKEY (22.01), 400m (49.11aa)

2015: Finished fourth in the hammer throw at the  2015 Honorable MenƟ on All-American Big West Championships (184-04) ... Registered a  2015 NCAA Championship Qualifi er life me-best 190-01 to place third at the Big West  Three-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er Challenge ... Added top-three performances at the  Eight-Time All-Big West Performer Anteater 4-Way Meet, Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge and California Collegiate Invita onal ... Also took 2015: Advanced to the NCAA Championships as a fourth overall at the Beach Invita onal with a toss of member of the 4x400 relay team ... Qualifi ed for 189-09 ... Notched a personal-record 143-02 in the na onals with an 11th-place fi nish at the NCAA West THROWS discus at the Steve Sco Invita onal and 51-05 in the SPRINTS Prelims ... Clocked in with a school and Big West record Jr. | Ventura shot put at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Competed Sr. | Oceanside 3:06.2 ... Quartet also claimed the Big West tle for in the shot put and weight throw during the indoor the second year in a row ... Ran on the 4x100 relay season ... Had a season-best 56-10.25 to claim team that earned all-conference honors with a third- runner-up honors in the weight throw at the Lumberjack Team Challenge ... Also placed place fi nish at the league championships ... Big West fi nalist in the 400m where he took sixth sixth in the shot put (49-00.25). overall (47.56) ... Established a season-best 10.86 in the 100m at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Competed in the 200m and 400m at the MPSF Indoor Championships ... Ran 2014: Had a top-10 fi nish in the hammer in eight of nine meets ... Scored at the Big West the anchor leg of the 4x400 relay that fi nished fourth and set a program-record 3:12.13 at Championships with a season-best 177-11 ... Took third at the Steve Sco Invita onal (172- the conference meet ... Notched a life me-best 49.11 in the 400m at the Lumberjack Team 09), Big West Challenge (173-10), Anteater 4-Way Meet (165-06) and RCC Quad Meet (170- Challenge. 10) ... Also posted a season-best 48-03.5 in the shot put at the Steve Sco Invite. 2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the 400m and 4x400 relay ... Runner-up in the 2013: Redshirted. 400m at the Big West Championships ... Also earned all-conference honors in the 4x100 (3rd) and 4x400 (1st) ... Scored in the 200m with a seventh-place fi nish ... Established a High School: A ended Ventura High School ... Runner-up in the shot put at the 2012 life me-best 47.22 in the 400m at the Mt. SAC Relays ... Won the event at the Cal-Nevada Channel League Championships ... Advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on Division II Prelims Championships ... Took top honors in the 200m at the Big West Challenge ... Posted season ... Ranked fourth in Ventura County with a toss of 49-00.25 ... Also notched a then personal- bests of 7.07 in the 60m and 22.24 in the 200m during the indoor season. record 138-08.5 in the discus ... Finished fi h in the shot put and seventh in the discus at the 2011 Channel League Finals. 2013: Mul ple All-Big West performer ... Finished third in the 400m with a then personal- record 47.48 at the conference championships ... Also a member of LBSU’s 4x100 (2nd) and Personal: Majoring in philosophy. 4x400 (3rd) relay teams ... Advanced to the conference fi nals in the 200m ... Registered a life me-best 21.45 at the Beach Classic where he was the runner-up ... Notched a season best in the 100m at the Big West Challenge (10.91) ... Competed in the 60m and 200m at the MPSF Championships during the indoor season ... Clocked in with a personal-record 22.01 to place 14th in the 200m ... Added a life me-best 6.89 to take third in the 60m at the Air Force Team Challenge.

High School: Four-year le erwinner at El Camino High School ... Won the 100m and 200m at the 2012 CIF-San Diego Sec on Championships ... Reached the CIF State Finals in both events, fi nishing fi h in the 200m and eighth in the 100m ... Also qualifi ed for the state meet as a member of the 4x100 and 4x400 relays.

Personal: Majoring in sociology.

Robert Marlow Dylan McCloskey

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MICHAEL LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (17-09 - 6th); EMILIO LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (8:55.17), 5000m MONTGOMERY Indoor - Pole Vault (16-04.75 - T9th) NUNEZ (14:59.17), 10000m (31:23.39)

 2015 Honorable MenƟ on All-American 2015: Competed in one meet ... Ran the 3000m at  2015 NCAA Championship Qualifi er the Cal Opener ... Clocked in at 8:57.27 to place 11th  2015 Big West Champion - Pole Vault overall.

2015: Advanced to the NCAA Championships in 2014: Took fi h in the 10000m at the Cal-Nevada the pole vault ... Qualifi ed for na onals by fi nishing Championships with a season-best 31:23.39 ... eighth at the NCAA West Preliminary meet (17-06.5) Finished among the top-10 in three 5000m races ...... Totaled six individual victories and three runner- Top performance of the year came at the UCI Spring up performances in nine regular-season meets ... Break Invita onal where he clocked in at 14:59.17. POLE VAULT Won the Big West tle with a life me-best 17-09 ... DISTANCES Sr. | Moorpark Also hit 17-00 to take top honors at the Steve Sco Jr. | Moreno Valley High School: Four-year le erwinner in track and cross Invita onal and Beach Invita onal ... Reached 17- country at Valley View High School ... Runner-up in 02.75 at the Big West Challenge and 17-01.5 at the the 3200m at the Inland Valley League Championships USC Trojan Invita onal ... Top collegiate fi nisher, and second overall, at USC ... Competed at ... Won the event in a personal-record 9:33.22 at the California Relays ... Finished second the MPSF Championships and Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor season. overall at the CIF-Southern Sec on Cross Country Championships.

2014: Finished fourth in the pole vault at the Big West Championships ... Cleared a season- Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in sport psychology. best 16-06.75 ... Tied for fi rst at the Anteater 4-Way Meet (15-10) ... Also placed eighth overall at the Steve Sco Invita onal (15-07) ... Competed in three meets during the indoor JACOB LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (1:53.23), 1500m season ... Reached a personal-record 16-04.75 to come in 10th at the MPSF Championships OROZCO (4:03.83) ... Won the event at the Run for the Dream Invita onal (15-10) and ed for fourth at the Mountain T’s Invita onal (16-01). 2015: Competed primarily in the 800m ... Claimed runner-up honors in a season-best 1:53.23 at the Big 2013: Point-scorer in the pole vault at the Big West Championships (T4th) ... Cleared a West Challenge ... Added top-10 showings at the Cal season-best 16-00.75 to win the event at the Cal-Nevada Championships ... Matched that Opener and Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Placed height at the Steve Sco Invita onal where he fi nished second overall ... Picked up an 11th overall at the Big West Championships (1:54.54) individual victory at the Big West Challenge (15-07) and was the runner-up at the Beach ... Ran the 1500m at the Anteater 4-Way Meet. Classic (15-08.25) ... Competed in two indoor meets ... Notched a season-best 15-06.25 to take top honors at the Run for the Dream meet. High School: Earned four le ers in both track and cross country at Lakewood High School ... Three- me MID-DISTANCES High School: Le ered at Moorpark High School ... Won the pole vault at the Ventura Moore League champion in the 800m ... Also won So. | Long Beach Invita onal with a pre-collegiate best of 15-03 as a senior ... Registered the top mark at the the event at the 2013 CIF-Southern Sec on Division I CIF-Southern Sec on Division II Prelims (14-03) and went on to fi nish third in the fi nals ... Championships in a life me-best 1:52.56 ... Went on Runner-up at the Marmonte League Championships ... Also a CIF fi nalist in 2011. to fi nish ninth at the state meet ... Garnered all-state honors for his eff orts. Personal: Selected for a coveted internship in the Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Programs at the University of Minnesota Medical School in 2015 ... Named LBSU’s Personal: Majoring in business management. 2015 Big West Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... Majoring in microbiology.

Michael Montgomery Jacob Orozco

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2013: Big West qualifi er in the 200m and 400m ... Ran a season-best 47.51 to fi nish third CAMERON LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (8:39.56), 5000m PANTOJA (14:50.04), 10000m (32:20.05) in the 400m preliminaries ... Suff ered a hamstring injury in the 200m prelims and did not fi nish ... Pushed through the injury the following day to score in the 400m fi nals (8th) ... Was 2015: Ran his fi rst-ever 10000m at the Big West then pulled out of both relays that earned all-conference honors ... Registered a season-best Championships ... Finished 15th overall with a me 21.9 in the 200m at the UCI Spring Break Invita onal and the Cal-Nevada Championships ... of 32:20.05 ... Established a life me-best 8:39.56 Also clocked in with indoor season bests in the 200m (22.07) and 400m (48.54) at the MPSF in the 3000m at the Big West Challenge ... Be ered Championships. his 5000m personal record by over seven seconds at the Steve Sco Invita onal, crossing the fi nish line in High School: A ended St. John Bosco High School ... Finished fourth overall in the 400m at 14:50.04. the CIF-Southern Sec on Division III Finals as a senior ... Clocked in with a then life me-best 48.35. 2014: Redshirted. DISTANCES Personal: Majoring in marke ng. Sr. | Long Beach 2013: Clocked in with a season-best 14:57.42 to place third in the 5000m at the Beach Invita onal ... Also took third at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Ran a KEVIN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 1500m (4:03.91), 3000m (8:32.78), 5000m (14:42.11); Indoor - 3000m (8:56.3) season-best 8:44.62 in the 3000m at the Big West Challenge (9th). RAMIREZ 2015: Competed in the 5000m at the Big West 2012: Competed in one meet ... Finished second in his heat of the 5000m at the Ben Brown Championships ... Ran a season-best 14:42.11 at Invita onal (15:04.67). the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Finished third in the 3000m at the Big West Challenge (8:32.78) ... Added High School: Competed in track and cross country at Millikan High School ... Won the 3200m a season-best 4:03.91 in the 1500m at the Beach at the Moore League championships in 2011 ... Established a life me-best 9:18. Invita onal.

Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in sociology. 2014: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed in one indoor meet ... Clocked in at 8:56.3 in the 3000m MICHAEL LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (10.90), 200m DISTANCES at the Husky Classic. (21.40), 400m (46.77); Indoor - 60m (7.05), 200m (21.54 So. | Santa Fe Springs PEREZ-ROGERS - 4th), 400m (47.61 - 5th) High School: Le ered in track and cross country at  2015 Honorable MenƟ on All-American Santa Fe High School ... Runner-up in the 3200m at  2015 NCAA Championship Qualifi er the Del Rio League Championships as a senior ... Finished fourth at the 2013 Adidas Meet of  Two-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er Champions (9:12.89) ... Won the CIF-Southern Sec on Cross Country Prelims ... Went on to  2014 Big West Champion - 400m place 26th overall at the state championships.  Seven-Time All-Big West Performer Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in criminal jus ce. 2015: Earned All-America honorable men on dis nc on as a member of the 4x400 relay team that SPRINTS advanced to the NCAA Outdoor Championships ... Sr. | Lakewood Qualifi ed for na onals with a school-record 3:06.2 at the NCAA West Prelims ... Three- me All-Big West performer in the 400m and both relays ... Helped Michael Perez-Rogers the 4x400 quartet defend their Big West tle (3:09.58) ... Conference runner-up and NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the 400m ... Picked up individual victories at the USC Trojan Invita onal and Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Ran a season-best 46.87 at UCLA ... Big West fi nalist in the 200m (7th) ... Won the Big West Challenge in a personal-record 21.4 seconds ... Competed in three indoor meets ... Placed fi h in the 400m (47.61) and seventh in the 200m (21.54) at the MPSF Championships ... Both of those marks rank among the top-fi ve in school history ... Member of the 4x400 relay squad that set an indoor school- record 3:12.13.

2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er (400m, 4x400) ... Big West champion in the 400m and an all-conference performer as a member of the 4x100 (3rd) and 4x400 (1st) relay teams ... Won the 400m in a life me-best 46.77 at the Big West Challenge ... Added an individual victory at the RCC Quad Meet ... Established a season-best 21.51 in the 200m ... Clocked in with the ninth-fastest indoor 400m me in school history at the MPSF Championships (48.23) ... Also notched an indoor season-best 21.93 in the 200m.

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KODY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (51-11), Discus CONNER LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (17-02.75 - 9th); (147-00), Hammer (206-01 - 4th), Javelin (202-11); Indoor Indoor - Pole Vault (17-00 - 6th) ROBISON - Shot Put (47-10.75), Weight Throw (57-11.75 - 7th) ROUSE  Two-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er  2015 Big West Champion - Hammer  Two-Time All-Big West Performer  Two-Time NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er  2014 Big West Champion - Pole Vault  Four-Time All-Big West Performer

2015: Advanced to the NCAA West Prelims in the pole 2015: Finished two spots out of qualifying for the vault ... Tied for 28th at 16-06.75 ... Big West runner- NCAA Championships in the hammer throw ... up with a height of 16-00.75 ... Cleared a life me- Matched his life me-best at 206-01 to take 14th best 17-02.75 to win the Big West Challenge ... Added out of 48 compe tors at the NCAA West Prelims ... an individual victory at the Cal Opener (17-00.75) Previously hit 206-01 at the Ben Brown Invita onal THROWS POLE VAULT ... Top collegiate fi nisher and placed second overall ... That mark ranks fourth in school history ... Scored Sr. | Long Beach Sr. | Vista at the USC Trojan Invita onal (17-01.5) ... Also had 18 points at the Big West Championships ... Claimed a second-place showing at the California Collegiate the conference tle in the hammer (205-06) and Invita onal (16-02.75) ... Established an indoor-best earned runner-up honors in the javelin with a personal-record 202-11 ... Notched individual 17-00 to take ninth at the MPSF Championships. victories in the hammer at the Big West Challenge and Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Competed in the weight throw during the indoor season ... Established a personal-record 57-11.75 to 2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the pole vault ... Claimed the Big West tle a er place 10th at the MPSF Championships ... Won the event at the Lumberjack Team Challenge recording a then life me-best 17-00.75 ... Reached at least 16 feet in six of nine meets ... (57-01). Cleared 17-00 to win the Triton Invita onal ... Notched individual victories at the RCC Quad Meet and Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Tied for seventh at the MPSF Championships with an 2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the hammer ... Scored 13 points at the Big West indoor season-best 16-04.75. Championships with a runner-up fi nish in the javelin and a fourth-place showing in the hammer ... Won the hammer at the Cal-Nevada Championships with a then life me-best 2013: Finished 10th in the pole vault at the Big West Championships (15-05.75) ... Cleared 200-02 ... Added individual victories at the Anteater 4-Way Meet and RCC Quad Meet ... a season-best 16-08.75 to take top honors at the Beach Classic ... Tied for fourth at the Cal- Registered a season-best 197-05 in the javelin at the Beach Invita onal ... Competed in the Nevada Championships (15-05) and the Big West Challenge (15-01) ... Established an indoor shot put (47-10.75) and weight throw (52-05.5) during the indoor season. season-best 16-00.75 at the Air Force Team Challenge ... Added an 11th-place performance at the MPSF Championships (15-10). 2013: Scored 12 points in three events at the Big West Championships ... Earned all- conference honors with a third-place fi nish in the javelin ... Took fi h in the hammer and High School: Le ered four years at Vista High School ... Finished third in the pole vault at seventh in the shot put ... Registered season bests of 51-11 in the shot put and 191-06 in the 2012 CIF State Championships ... Established a season-best 16-03, which ranked 20th the javelin at the Big West meet ... Notched a season-best 182-02 in the hammer at the among all high school athletes in the na on ... Two- me Avocado East League champion ... Beach Invita onal. Also won the Jaguar Invita onal and fi nished third at the pres gious Arcadia Invita onal as a senior ... Named the Avocado East League’s Most Outstanding Field Athlete in 2011. 2012: Redshirted.

Personal: Majoring in graphic design. High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Millikan High School ... Claimed the Moore League tle in the shot put and discus as a junior and senior ... State fi nalist in 2011 ... Established a school-record 166-07 in the discus ... Added a personal-best 59-02 in the shot put ... Also le ered four years in football ... All-league selec on as a punter and defensive end ... Won the Don Woitovich Dual Sport Athlete Award.

Personal: Majoring in human development.

Kody Robison Conner Rouse

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CODY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.32), 400m SULLIVAN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (49-00.75), Discus (48.56), 110H (14.62), 400H (52.62); Indoor - 400m (157-06) SMITH (49.56), 60H (8.55aa) WALL 2015: Big West qualifi er in the shot put and discus ... 2015: Competed in both hurdle events ... Double- Established a season-best 49-00.75 in the shot put winner at the California Collegiate Invita onal ... at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Had three top-fi ve Won the 110m hurdles in a life me-best 14.62 ... fi nishes in the discus ... Posted a season-best 157-06 Also fi nished ahead of the pack in the 400m hurdles at the California Collegiate Invita onal. (53.01) ... Established a personal-record 52.62 at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Ran the 4x100 and 4x400 2014: Redshirted. relays ... Par cipated in the 400m and 60m hurdles during the indoor season. High School: Le ered three years in track & fi eld at HURDLES THROWS Grace Brethren High School ... CIF-Southern Sec on Jr. | Torrance 2014: Qualifi ed for the Big West Championships in the So. | Thousand Oaks Division 4 champion in the discus as a senior ... Also 400m hurdles ... Notched a then life me-best 52.99 placed fi h in the shot put ... Named the Tri-Valley at the Mt. SAC Relays ... Had the top preliminary me League Field Athlete of the Year ... Selected to the at the Cal-Nevada Championships (53.05) and went on to claim runner-up honors in the Daily News All-Area Team ... Earned All-Ventura County honors two years in a row ... First- fi nals (53.07) ... Also fi nished second at the season-opening RCC Quad Meet ... Competed in team All-Fron er League performer as a junior ... Le as the school record holder in the the 400m at the MPSF Championships during the indoor season, running a personal-record discus (178-07) and shot put (49-09) ... Le ered two years in football ... Received all-league 49.56. recogni on and led the team in tackles.

2013: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed in the 400m at the Air Force Team Personal: Made the Dean’s List every semester at Grace Brethren HS ... Majoring in Challenge during the indoor campaign ... Clocked in at 50.94 to fi nish eighth overall. kinesiology with an op on in fi tness.

High School: A ended South Torrance High School ... CIF-Southern Sec on Division III LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (15-07) champion in the 110m hurdles (14.31) ... Also a state qualifi er in the 300m hurdles and DUSTIN fi nished seventh at the Southern Sec on Masters meet with a life me-best 37.94. WERT 2015: Big West point-scorer in the pole vault ... Cleared a personal-record 15-07 to e for eighth at Personal: Majoring in sociology. the conference championships ... Placed fourth at the Anteater 4-Way Meet (14-05.25) and fi h at the Big West Challenge (15-03) ... Also reached 15-03 for a PAUL LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - High Jump (6-00.75), Pole THENARD Vault (16-00.75); Indoor - Pole Vault (15-03.5) top-10 showing at the UCSD Triton Invita onal.

2015: Switched primary focus to the pole vault ... High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Great Placed fourth at the Big West Championships ... Oak High School ... Helped the Wolfpack to the 2014 Matched his life me best at 16-00.75 ... Also hit Southwestern League tle with a fi rst-place fi nish in POLE VAULT that mark at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge (3rd) the pole vault (15-00) ... Added individual victories So. | Temecula ... Won the pole vault at the Anteater 4-Way Meet at the Corona Relays, Inland Empire Championships (15-11) ... Reached 15-09 at the California Collegiate and California Relays, where he established a then Invita onal, Big West Challenge and UCSD Triton life me-best 15-06 ... Advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Prelims as a junior Invita onal ... Notched an indoor-best 15-03.5 at the and senior ... Earned runner-up honors at the Southwestern League Championships in 2013. Lumberjack Team Challenge. POLE VAULT Personal: Majoring in recrea on. Jr. | Hun ngton Beach 2014: Competed primarily in the high jump ... Cleared a season-best 6-00.75 to e for sixth at the RCC Quad Meet ... Matched that height at the Cal-Nevada Championships and the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Had a season-best 15-01 in the pole vault.

High School: A ended Marina High School ... Won the Sunset League tle in the pole vault as a senior ... Also fi nished second in the 110m hurdles and third in the high jump ... Advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on prelims in all three events ... Went on to place sixth in the pole vault at the CIF-SS Division I fi nals ... CIF qualifi er in the high jump and pole vault in 2012 ... Established pre-collegiate bests of 6-03 in the high jump and 15-06 in the pole vault.

Personal: Majoring in exercise science.

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RALEIGH High School: Competed in the hurdles and relays at PATRICK High School: Prepped at Hun ngton Beach High School ADAMS Alhambra High School ... Double-winner in the 110m BURCIAGO ... Advanced to the 2015 CIF-Southern Sec on Prelims and 300m hurdles at the Diablo Foothill Athle c in the 800m where he ran a personal-best 1:55.99 ... League Finals and the North Coast Sec on Meet of Took third at the Sunset League Championships and Champions ... Also the runner-up in the 110H at the fi h at the Orange County Championships ... Also Tri-Valley Area Championships ... Qualifi ed for the competed in the 1600m at the San Clemente Triton California State Championships in both hurdle events, Invita onal, placing third overall (4:32.51). fi nishing sixth in the 110H ... Set school records of 14.43 in the 110H and 37.99 in the 300H ... One of Personal: Major is undeclared. 10 fi nalists for the MarƟ nez News-GazeƩ e Athlete of the Year award.

HURDLES Personal: Major is undeclared. MID-DISTANCES Fr. | Clyde Fr. | Hun ngton Beach

ANDRES High School: Four-year le erwinner in track & fi eld XANDER Junior College: Two- me All-American in the pole BARRAGAN and cross country ... Helped the Bears to a pair of San COOPER vault at Cuyamaca College ... Finished second Gabriel Valley League track championships ... Runner- overall at the California State Championships with up in the 1600m and 3200m at the league meet in a personal-record 16-04 ... That mark ed for third 2013 ... Finished fourth in the 3200m at the CIF- in the na on at the community college level ... Also Southen Sec on Division I Finals and posted a top-10 the Pacifi c Coast Athle c Conference champion and showing a the CIF-SS Masters meet ... Also advanced runner-up at the So Cal Finals. to the CIF Prelims as a senior ... Established personal bests of 4:21 in the 1600m and 9:08 in the 3200m ... High School: Four-year le erwinner at Otay Ranch Led Warren HS to four-straight cross country league High School ... Led the Mustangs to three league tles tles and a CIF-SS championship. ... Back-to-back individual champion in the pole vault (2012-13) ... Also won the Arcadia Open meet, placed DISTANCES Personal: Major is undeclared. POLE VAULT second at the CIF-San Diego Sec on Finals and fi h at Fr. | South Gate Jr. | Coronado the CIF State Championships as a senior.

Previous College: Spent one year at Texas Tech ... KEMONIE Personal: Majoring in sociology. BRIGGS Competed in the 400m and 4x400 relay during the 2015 indoor season. GRIFFIN High School: Three-year le erwinner in track & fi eld de FLORES at Heritage High School ... Led his team to three High School: Joined the track team at Wilson High consecu ve Bay Valley Athle c League tles ... Won School during his junior year ... Won the California the individual league tle in the shot put (2015) and state tle in the 400m as a senior ... Ran a life me- discus (2014) ... Three- me North Coast Sec on best 46.92 at the state championships ... Established Tri-Valley Area qualifi er in the discus and two- me a personal-record 22.09 in the 200m at the CIF- qualifi er in the shot put ... Advanced to the California Southern Sec on Division I Prelims ... Also le ered State Championships in both events as a junior and in soccer, garnering second-team all-league honors. was a state meet par cipant in the shot put as a senior ... Named the team and league fi eld MVP in SPRINTS Personal: Majoring in hospitality. 2015 ... Recorded personal bests of 57-07.25 in the RFr. | Long Beach shot put and 164-07 in the discus. THROWS High School: Le ered four years in track & fi eld at JOHN Fr. | Brentwood Personal: Plans on majoring in criminal jus ce. BROADHEAD Telluride High School ... Helped the Miners to three league tles and a runner-up fi nish at the 2013 Junior College: Competed at Riverside City College ... Colorado Division 2A State Championships ... Placed DIEGO FELIX Finished sixth in the high jump (6-05.5) at the 2015 among the top-three in the long jump and high jump CCCAA Outdoor Championships ... Tied for second at at the state meet from 2013-15 ... State champion in the So Cal Championships ... Also ed for third at the the long jump and runner-up in the high jump as a Orange Empire Conference meet to help his squad senior ... Named the San Juan Athlete of the Year for claim the league tle. his eff ort ... Four- me all-league and three- me all- state selec on ... Established a school-record 6-04 in High School: Prepped at Coachella Valley High School the high jump and notched a life me-best 22-02 in ... Established a school-record 6-08 in the high jump the long jump ... Also won four le ers in basketball at the Chino Relays. MULTI-EVENTS and football, garnering all-league recogni on in both Fr. | Telluride, Colo. sports in 2015. HIGH JUMP Personal: Plans on majoring in business. Jr. | Thermal

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ANGEL High School: Competed in track and cross country NICHOLAS High School: Four-year le erwinner in track & fi eld at FRANCO at Paramount High School ... Three- me all-league HUDSON Kings Chris an High School ... Three- me East Sierra performer ... Finished fourth in the 1600m at the San League champion and two- me state qualifi er in the Gabriel Valley League Finals ... Ran a life me-best discus ... Claimed the discus tle at the 2015 CIF- 4:24.7 in the prelims ... Took sixth in the 800m at the Central Sec on Sierra-Sequoia Area Championships SGVL Finals with a personal-record 2:00.67 ... Also and secured runner-up honors at the CIF-Central le ered in soccer. Sec on Masters Meet ... Named the East Sierra League Field MVP ... Registered a life me-best 188-07 in the Personal: Plans on majoring in computer science. discus as a junior.

Personal: Parents, Tim and Kathi, both a ended Long Beach State ... Plans on majoring in criminal jus ce. MID-DISTANCES THROWS Fr. | Paramount Fr. | Hanford

BO Junior College: Spent two years at Paradise Valley JOHN High School: Le ered four years in track and football at HADDOCK Community College ... Won the pole vault at the KENDRICK III Morse High School ... Two- me Eastern League Track NJCAA Region I Track & Field Championships as a Athlete of the Year and All-CIF selec on ... Claimed freshman ... Went on to claim runner-up honors at the back-to-back league tles in the 100m and 200m ... na onal championships ... Finished third in the region Advanced to the state championships in both events and sixth in the na on as a sophomore in 2015. as a junior and senior ... Registered a top-10 fi nish in the 100m in 2015 ... Also won the 200m at the CIF-San High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld and two Diego Sec on Finals ... Established life me bests in the in football at Deer Valley High School ... Three- me 100m (10.65), 200m (21.53) and 400m (48.59). Northwest Valley Region champion in the pole vault ... Finished fourth at the Division I State Championships Personal: Major is undeclared. with a life me-best 16-03 as a senior ... Also competed POLE VAULT in the long jump and triple jump at the state meet. SPRINTS Jr. | Glendale, Ariz. Fr. | San Diego Personal: Full name is William Haddock III ... Majoring in consumer aff airs. GEORGE Junior College: Competed two years in track and MARTINEZ cross country at Southwestern College ... Was the JAMES Junior College: Three- me All-American at American 2015 Pacifi c Coast Athle c Conference champion HUBBARD River College ... Earned the award twice in the hammer in the 10000m and the runner-up in the 5000m ... and once in the discus ... Finished third in both events Advanced to the Southern California Finals in both at the 2015 California State Championships ... Claimed events ... Placed third in the 10K at the California State runner-up honors in the hammer at the Northern Championships as a freshman ... Won the 2014 PCAC California Community College Championships ... cross country individual tle. Helped his squad win the 2014 Nor Cal meet with a fi rst-place fi nish in the hammer and a third-place fi nish High School: Prepped at Sweetwater High School ... in the discus ... Led the Beavers to back-to-back Big 8 Led the Red Devils to three South Bay League tles ... Conference tles ... Won the hammer as a sophomore Three- me league champion in the 3200m (2011-13) and took third as a freshman ... Ranks among the top- DISTANCES and claimed back-to-back tles in the 1600m (2012- 10 in program history in the hammer (194-00) and Jr. | Na onal City 13) ... CIF-San Diego Sec on fi nalist in both distances THROWS discus (168-00). as a junior and senior ... Also an All-CIF and all-league Jr. | Auburn performer in cross country ... Won the league tle in High School: Le ered in track & fi eld and football at 2011 and was the CIF-San Diego Sec on runner-up in 2012. Placer High School ... Helped the Hillmen to three Placer Valley League championships ... Won the individual tle in the discus in 2012 and Personal: Majoring in psychology. 2013.

Personal: Majoring in American studies.

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SAL Junior College: Competed two years at San Diego JACKSON High School: Won two le ers in track & fi eld at Hart NASSER Mesa College ... Won the long jump at the California POTTER High School ... Competed primarily in the high jump Junior College State Championships as a freshman ... and hurdles ... Finished third in the 110m hurdles Established a life me-best 25-04.5 ... Also took top at the 2015 Foothill League Championships and honors at the Pacifi c Coast Athle c Conference meet advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on Prelims ... Also and was the runner-up at the Southern California placed third in the high jump and qualifi ed for the CIF Championships. prelims as a junior ... Cleared a personal-best 6-00.

High School: Prepped at Sweetwater High School Personal: Plans on majoring in aerospace engineering. ... State qualifi er in 2012 as the sec on’s Division I champion in the long jump (23-05.5).

JUMPS MULTI-EVENTS Jr. | San Diego Fr. | Stevenson Ranch

NASH High School: Le ered four years at Dana Hills High DANIEL Previous College: Spent the 2015 season at El PARKER School ... Took third in the discus at the South Coast YORK-MOUTON Camino College ... Runner-up in the 400m at the League Finals as a senior ... Went on to place fi h at state championships and the So Cal Finals ... Ran the the Orange County Championships with a personal- third-fastest me in school history at 46.41 ... Also a record 171-00 ... Finished eighth overall at the CIF- member of the 4x400 relay team that won the So Cal Southern Sec on Division I Finals ... Also qualifi ed for Finals and advanced to the state meet ... Competed the CIF-SS Prelims as a junior ... Competed one year on at Cal State Fullerton in 2014 where he was an All-Big the football team. West performer in the 4x400.

Personal: Plans on majoring in recrea on. High School: Prepped at St. Bernard High School ... Four-year all-league performer ... Broke a school record in the 200m (21.75) and 400m (47.5) ... Was the THROWS SPRINTS Camino Real League and CIF-Southern Sec on Division Fr. | Laguna Niguel Jr. | Inglewood IV champion in the 400m as a senior.

Personal: Majoring in geology.

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FFATIMAATIMA VVERGARAERGARA 2014 NCAA Qualifi er 2014 Big West Champion MEET THE WOMEN’S TEAM

BRITTANY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (2:11.65 - 9th), JASMINE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - High Jump (5-01), Long ANSELMO 1500m (4:58.04); Indoor - 800m (2:33.09aa) BASS Jump (17-06), Triple Jump (40-11.5 - 2nd)

2015: Big West qualifi er in the 800m ... Finished 12th  2015 NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er overall at the conference championships ... Ran the  2015 All-Big West Performer ninth-fastest 800m race in school history at the Big West Challenge ... Clocked in at 2:11.65 to claim 2015: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er and Big West runner-up honors ... Placed fi h at the Cal Opener runner-up in the triple jump ... Registered a personal- and sixth at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... record 40-11.5 at the conference championships ... Crossed the fi nish line in a then season-best 2:16.06 That mark ranks second in program history ... Also at the California Collegiate Invita onal ... Competed reached the 40-foot mark and fi nished second at the in one indoor meet. Steve Sco Invita onal (40-00.75) ... Placed among MID-DISTANCES JUMPS the top-10 in every regular season meet ... Took So. | Cameron Park High School: Four-year le erwinner in track & fi eld So. | Compton second at the Cal Opener (39-00.25) and was seventh and cross country at Ponderosa High School ... Two- out of 47 compe tors at the Beach Invita onal (39- me Sac-Joaquin Sec on 800m champion (2010 & 08.75). 2014) ... Also won the 800m at the 2010 Sac-Joaquin Masters Finals and went on to fi nish fi h at the CIF State Prelims ... Claimed the 2014 Delta Valley League tle and had a top-10 High School: Won four le ers at North High School ... Competed primarily in the 200m and showing at the Masters meet ... Added a league championship in the 400m as a sophomore 400m un l focusing on the triple jump as a senior ... Led the Saxons to the 2014 Pioneer ... Established pre-collegiate bests of 2:14.29 in the 800m and 58.45 in the 400m ... Led her League championship, winning the long jump (17-04) and triple jump (38-07), while also cross country squad to a state championship in 2013. scoring in the 200m and 4x400 relay ... Established a school-record 40-07.75 in the triple jump to take top honors at the CIF-Southern Sec on Division II Finals ... Went on to place Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in liberal studies. fourth overall at the state meet ... CIF-SS fi nalist in the long jump ... Claimed the league tle in the 400m as a junior. LAUREN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (11-11.75) BARTSCH Personal: Major is undeclared. 2015: Big West qualifi er in the pole vault ... Cleared a life me-best 11-11.75 at the Steve Sco Invita onal CHAYLENE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Long Jump (17-11.5), Triple ... Reached 11-07.75 to fi nish third at the California BRUGGEMAN Jump (37-03), Hammer (171-09 - 8th), Javelin (92-03); Collegiate Invita onal ... Matched that height for a Indoor - Long Jump (17-07), Triple Jump (36-07), Weight Throw (52-04.75 - T8th) fourth-place showing at the UCSD Triton Invita onal ... Competed in one indoor meet but did not record 2015: Qualifi ed for the Big West Championships in a height. the hammer throw ... Established a life me-best 171- 09 to fi nish sixth overall at the Steve Sco Invita onal High School: Le ered four years at Coronado High ... That mark ranks eighth in school history ... Hit School ... Back-to-back league champion in the pole POLE VAULT 171-07 at the Beach Invita onal ... Notched top-fi ve vault (2013-14) ... Garnered all-league honors both So. | Coronado showings at the Cal Opener (4th), Anteater 4-Way years ... Three- me CIF-San Diego Sec on fi nalist ... Meet (4th), Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge (4th) and Posted top-10 fi nishes as a sophomore and junior THROWS California Collegiate Invita onal (5th) ... Competed ... Established a school-record 11-07 ... Earned scholar-athlete recogni on from the San Sr. | Seal Beach in the weight throw during the indoor season ... Diego Union Tribune ... Also received the Rotary Scholar-Athlete Award and was named her Matched the eighth-best mark in program history at school’s top senior athlete in 2014 ... Four-year member of the cheer squad. the Lumberjack Team Challenge (52-04.75).

Personal: Majoring in sport psychology. 2014: Big West qualifi er in the hammer throw ... Recorded a season-best 166-08 in the hammer and 17-11.5 in the long jump for a pair of top-10 fi nishes at the Big West Challenge ... Took third in the hammer at the RCC Quad Meet (154-11) and at the Anteater 4-Way Meet (162-09) ... Competed in the long jump and triple jump at the Run for the Dream Chaylene Bruggeman Invita onal during the indoor season.

2013: Placed 10th in the triple jump at the Big West Championships ... Established a season- best 37-03 ... Notched a season-best 17-01.25 in the long jump at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invita onal ... Also competed in the hammer, registering a season-best 142-02 at the Beach Invita onal ... Competed in the long jump (17-07) and triple jump (36-07) at the Run for the Dream meet during the indoor season.

High School: Le ered four years in track & fi eld at Wilson High School ... Moore League champion in the long jump and pole vault in 2012 ... Established pre-collegiate bests of 10-06 in the pole vault, 17-10 in the long jump and 37-11.5 in the triple jump ... Member of the 4x400 relay team that earned all-freshman honors in 2009 ... Also le ered two years in gymnas cs.

Personal: Majoring in kinesiology with an op on in fi tness.

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MADISON LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (12.17w), 200m ASHLEIGH LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.93w), 200m (25.48); Indoor - 60m (7.88), 200m (25.93) (24.63), 400m (58.74); Indoor - 60m (7.70 - 6th), 200m CARNEY CHAMBERS (25.12 - 8th)  2015 All-Big West Performer  Two-Time All-Big West Performer 2015: Garnered All-Big West honors as a member of LBSU’s third-place 4x100 relay team ... Quartet 2015: Earned All-Big West honors as a member of clocked in with a season-best 45.44, which ranks third both relay teams ... Helped the 4x100 squad to a third- in program history ... Also competed in the 100m at place fi nish and the third-fastest me in program the conference championships ... Won the event at history (45.44) ... Ran the third leg of the 4x400 group the the California Collegiate Invita onal ... Ran a wind- that took third at 3:45.42 ... That mark ranks eighth aided life me-best 12.17 at the Beach Invita onal ... among LBSU’s all- me top-10 ... Also competed in SPRINTS Notched a personal-record 25.48 in the 200m at the SPRINTS the 100m and 200m at the Big West Championships So. | Anaheim Steve Sco Invita onal ... Competed in the 60m (7.88) So. | Long Beach ... Notched a wind-aided season-best of 11.93 in the and 200m (25.93) at the MPSF Championships during 100m at the Beach Invita onal ... Added a personal- the indoor season. best 24.63 in the 200m at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Competed in two indoor meets ... Par cipated in the 60m (7.7) and 200m (25.12) at the High School: Four-year le erwinner at Sonora High School ... Three- me team captain ... MPSF Championships ... Both of those marks rank among the top-10 in school history. Freeway League champion in the 100m as a senior ... Also a CIF fi nalist in the 100m, and as a member of the 4x100 relay team ... Advanced to the CIF Prelims in mul ple events as High School: Le ered four years at Wilson High School ... Led the 4x400 relay team to a freshman, sophomore and senior ... Established pre-collegiate bests in the 100m (12.28), four consecu ve CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Finals appearances ... Highest fi nish was 200m (25.92) and long jump (15-09). third in 2013 ... Went on to place third at the CIF State Championships ... Added top-10 performances in the 100m at the state meet and CIF-SS meet as a senior ... Runner-up in Personal: Majoring in sport psychology. the 100m with a personal-best 11.91 at the Moore League Championships ... CIF-Southern Sec on fi nalist in the 200m as a junior.

ASHLEY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (10:26.35), 5000m Personal: Major is undeclared. CARRERA (17:49.69), 10000m (37:33)

2015: Won the 10000m at the California Collegiate RILEY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Indoor - 800m (2:37.54), 60H (8.88 - Invita onal (38:26.48) ... Also picked up an individual 6th), High Jump (5-04.25), Long Jump (16-10.75), Shot Put COOKS (37-07.25), Pentathlon (3,533 - 3rd) victory in the 3000m at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Established a season-best 10:34.59 in the 3000m at 2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed in the Big West Challenge. the pentathlon at the MPSF Indoor Championships ... Finished ninth overall with 3,533 points, which ranks 2014: Competed in the 5000m and 10000m at the third in program history ... Took second in the shot Big West Championships ... Scored in the 5K where put (37-07.25) and ed for fourth in the high jump she fi nished eighth (18:00.56) ... Ran a life me-best (5-04.25). DISTANCES 17:49.69 at the UCI Spring Break Invita onal ... Took Jr. | San Pedro ninth in the 10K at the Big West meet with a personal- Junior College: Competed two years on the track & record 37:33. MULTI-EVENTS fi eld team at Cuesta College ... Won the heptathlon Jr. | Coarsegold with a school-record 5,110 points at the 2014 High School: Earned four le ers in track and cross country at San Pedro High School ... California Community College State Track & Field Finished third overall in the 3200m at the CIF L.A. City Sec on Track & Field Championships Championships ... Named the Western State ... Qualifi ed for the state meet where she ran a life me-best 11:06.97 ... Took home runner- Conference co-MVP a er claiming the league tle in the 200m and 100m hurdles ... State up honors in the 1600m and 3200m at the Marina League Championships ... Also placed runner-up as a freshman ... Established school records in the heptathlon, 100m hurdles second at the league’s cross country championships. (14.33) and long jump (18-10) ... Also played volleyball, earning team MVP and fi rst-team all-league honors both years ... Tabbed Cuesta College’s 2013-14 Female Athlete of the Year. Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in school health educa on. High School: Three-sport athlete at Yosemite High School ... Earned North Sequoia League MVP and all-county honors in volleyball and soccer as a senior ... Also earned team MVP Madison Carney honors in track in 2010.

Personal: Valedictorian at Yosemite HS ... Brother, Roosevelt Cooks, Jr., played two years of football at Nevada ... Majoring in fi lm and electronic arts.

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2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed KATHLEEN LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (2:23.89), 1500m LEA in the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor DUNNE (4:46.12), 3000m (10:50.67), 3000m Steeplechase FONG (11:34.28 - 7th); Indoor - 800m (2:25.71aa) season but did not record a height in the pole vault.

2015: Finished 10th in the 3000m steeplechase at the High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Placer Big West Championships ... Registered a life me-best High School ... Two- me Pioneer League champion 11:34.28 at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... That in the pole vault ... Also claimed top honors in the mark ranks seventh in school history ... Established a triple jump as a senior ... Qualifi ed for the CIF Sac- personal-record 4:46.12 in the 1500m at the Steve Joaquin Sec on Division II-III fi nals in the pole vault Sco Invita onal. three years in a row, winning the tle as a senior ... Established a school-record 12-01. 2014: Finished third in the 1500m at the RCC Quad DISTANCES Meet ... Notched a season-best 4:50.65 at the UCI POLE VAULT Personal: Competed in gymnas cs for 12 years ... Jr. | Camarillo Spring Break Invita onal ... Added a season-best RFr. | Sacramento Majoring in nutri on & diete cs. 2:23.89 in the 800m at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Ran one 800m race during the indoor season. TIFFANY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Javelin (157-04 - 6th) FORBITO High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Adolfo Camarillo High School ... Two- me  2014 NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er team MVP ... Claimed the Baseline League tle in the 800m, 1600m and 3200m as a senior ... Ran the third-fastest 1600m me in Ventura County (5:08.34) ... Also a member of the 2015: Redshirted. 4x800 relay team that established a Ventura County meet record in 2012 ... Four- me All- Baseline League performer in cross country ... Earned second-team all-county honors in 2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the javelin 2010 and 2012 ... Finished fi rst at the league meet as a senior. ... Scored at the Big West Championships with a fourth-place fi nish (142-04) ... Established a personal- Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in geography. record 157-04 to come in third at the Cal-Nevada Championships ... Picked up individual victories at the RCC Quad Meet and Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Two- JAVELIN me Big West Women’s Field Athlete of the Week. MIKAYLA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 800m (2:18.91), 1500m (4:48.49); Indoor - Mile (5:20.93aa) Sr. | Oregon City, Ore. FLOREZ Junior College: Competed at Clackamas Community 2015: Clocked in with a personal-record 2:18.91 in College in Oregon ... Northwest Athle c Associa on the 800m at the California Collegiate Invita onal ... of Community Colleges champion in the 400m hurdles and the javelin as a sophomore in Finished third in that event at the Anteater 4-Way 2013 ... Ranked third all- me in the 400H (63.01) and fi h in the javelin (148-03). Meet (2:20.91) ... Notched a season-best 4:48.49 in the 1500m at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Competed High School: Four-year le erwinner in track & fi eld at Oregon City High School ... Three in the indoor mile at the Lumberjack Team Challenge Rivers League champion in the javelin as a senior ... Went on to place fi h at the state ... Placed fi h overall with an al tude adjusted me championships ... Le as the school record holder in the javelin at 142-06 ... Also le ered of 5:20.93. one year in cross country ... Named the Rookie of the Year in 2008.

DISTANCES High School: Four-year le erwinner in both track and Personal: Majoring in sociology. So. | Riverbank cross country at Riverbank High School ... Qualifi ed for the Sac-Joaquin Division IV-V track fi nals in the ALYSSA 2015: Redshirted. 1600m and 3200m, earning runner-up honors in the FRANK la er event ... Established pre-collegiate bests in the 800m (2:19.71), 1600m (5:05.93), mile High School: Le ered four years in track and cross (5:13.82) and 3200m (11:15.93) ... Led the Bruins to a fi rst-place fi nish at the CIF Sac-Joaquin country at La Reina High School ... Qualifi ed for the Sec on Cross Country Championships (3-Mile) ... Won the individual tle in a me of 19:25 CIF-Southern Sec on Division IV Prelims in the 3200m ... Back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Sec on 5K champion in 2011 and 2012 ... Four- me state three years in a row ... Advanced to the fi nals where qualifi er and placed among the top-10 as a junior and senior ... Ran a life me-best 18:26 in she fi nished sixth overall as a junior ... Established the 5K at the 2013 CIF State Cross Country Championships. personal bests of 5:20.28 in the 1600m, 10:40.08 in the 3000m and 11:27.43 in the 3200m ... Named Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in health care administra on. the Regents’ Outstanding Track Athlete of the Year ... Two- me fi rst-team all-league performer in cross country ... Also garnered all-state honors as a senior DISTANCES ... Inducted into the La Reina High School Athle cs RFr. | Simi Valley Hall of Fame.

Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in exercise science.

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2015: Redshirted. JESSICA HOLLIE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (13.04), 200m GERMANY HARRIS (25.77), 400m (57.66), Long Jump (17-03.5); Indoor - 200m High School: Three-year le erwinner in track and (26.16), 400m (58.93), Long Jump (17-08) cross country at San Lorenzo Valley High School ... Posted a top-10 fi nish in the 1600m and 3200m at the  2015 All-Big West Performer 2012 SCCAL Finals ... Led the cross country squad to three consecu ve CIF-Central Sec on championships 2015: All-Big West performer in the 4x400 relay and a state tle in 2013 ... Registered life me bests in ... Helped the squad to a third-place fi nish at the the 1600m (5:18), 3000m (10:45), 3200m (11:38.69) conference championships ... Notched the eighth- and 5K (19:26). fastest me in school history at 3:45.42 ... Also ran the 400m at the Big West meet ... Placed 13th overall Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Clocked in with a season-best 57.66 at the Steve DISTANCES ... Sisters, Lauren and Kayla, both ran four years of SPRINTS/JUMPS Sco Invita onal ... Competed in the 200m, 400m RFr. | Santa Cruz track and cross country at Santa Clara ... Majoring in So. | Long Beach and long jump at the MPSF Championships during the criminal jus ce. indoor season.

KRISTINA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (11.99), 200m High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Long Beach Poly High School ... Three- GOOSBY (24.58) me team captain ... Helped the Jackrabbits to three state and three CIF-Southern Sec on tles ... Member of the relay team that fi nished fi rst in the 4x400 at the Moore League  2015 All-Big West Performer Championships, CIF-SS Finals, CIF-SS Masters Meet and the CIF State Championships ... Established life me bests of 55.34 in the 400m and 37-06 in the triple jump. 2015: Garnered All-Big West honors as a member of LBSU’s third-place 4x100 relay team ... Quartet Personal: Major is undeclared. clocked in at 45.44 seconds, which ranks third in school history ... Big West fi nalist in the 100m ... Finished seventh overall (12.04) ... Ran a life me-best JESSICA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (11-06.5); Indoor - Pole Vault (11-00.25) 11.99 in the preliminary round ... Claimed runner- HENSLEE up honors at the California Collegiate Invita onal ... 2015: Big West qualifi er in the pole vault ... Tied for SPRINTS Notched a personal-record 24.58 in the 200m to take third at the Big West Challenge with a life me-best Sr. | Gardena 10th at the Big West Championships. 11-06.5 ... Also reached 11-feet at the California Collegiate Invita onal (11-01.75) and the Beach 2014: Competed in the 100m and 200m ... Registered Invita onal (11-00.75) ... Competed in the pole vault a season-best 12.59 in the 100m at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Also had a season-best at the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor 26.32 in the 200m at the Big West Challenge. season ... Cleared 11-00.25 to fi nish sixth overall.

2013: Established a then life me-best 12.33 in the 100m at the Beach Invita onal ... Also High School: Prepped at West Albany High School had a season-best 25.67 to fi nish 18th in the 200m at the Cal-Nevada Championships ... POLE VAULT ... Competed three years on the track & fi eld team Added a top-10 performance in the 100m at the Beach Classic and Big West Challenge. So. | Albany, Ore. ... Won the pole vault at the Mid-Willame e District Championships with a meet-record 10-06 as a senior 2012: Redshirted. ... Went on to fi nish third at the 5A Oregon State Championships ... Established a school-record 11-00 ... Runner-up at the conference meet High School: Won three le ers in track & fi eld at Torrance High School ... Ran a pre-collegiate and fi h at the state meet as a junior ... Also competed one year on the gymnas cs and best 12.4 in the 100-meter dash as a senior ... Member of the cheerleading squad in 2009. cross country teams, and was a member of the varsity cheerleading squad for three years.

Personal: Twin sister, Kayla, was a four-year le erwinner and two- me All-Big West Personal: Competed in gymnas cs for 10 years and was the Level 7 state champion ... performer at Long Beach State (2012-15) ... Majoring in school health educa on. Majoring in athle c training.

Kris na Goosby Hollie Harris

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CHANDLER LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (10:16.82) JODI LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (12-00.5 - 9th); JOHNSON LAMBERT Indoor - Pole Vault (11-00.25) 2015: Ran one 3000m race during the outdoor season ... Clocked in at 10:16.82 to fi nish seventh at the Cal 2015: Cleared a life me-best 12-00.5 to e for fi rst Opener. at the Big West Challenge ... That mark ranks ninth in school history ... Picked up another individual High School: Le ered in cross country and track victory at the California Collegiate Invita onal with & fi eld at Clairemont High School ... Had the top a height of 11-07.75 ... Finished fourth at the USC qualifying me (5:05.16) in the 1600m at the 2014 Trojan Invita onal (11-08.5) ... Reached 11-11.75 at CIF-San Diego Sec on prelims and went on to fi nish the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Took seventh at the Jim fi h in the fi nals ... Added a fi h-place fi nish in the Bush Collegiate Challenge ... Added a top-10 showing 3200m ... Claimed an individual league tle in the at the Cal Opener and Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Placed DISTANCES POLE VAULT 1600m and 4x400 relay ... Also earned top honors in seventh at the Lumberjack Team Challenge during So. | San Diego Sr. | Overland Park, Kan. the 800m, 1600m and 3200m at the Central League the indoor season ... Established an indoor-best of Finals as a junior ... Ran pre-collegiate bests of 11-00.25. 2:21.04 in the 800m, 5:05.16 in the 1600m and 10:53.74 in the 3200m ... Won the 2013 San Diego CIF Division IV Cross Country championship and fi nished 23rd at the state meet ... 2014: Cleared a season-best 11-08.5 to e for 12th at the Big West Championships ... Established a 3-mile school record of 17:36. Opened the year with a third-place fi nish at the RCC Quad Meet ... Also ed for fourth at the Anteater 4-Way Meet (11-03) and the Big West Challenge (11-01.75). Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in studio art. 2013: Big West qualifi er in the pole vault ... Established a then personal-record 11-09 WHITNEY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Indoor - 60m (7.92aa) to fi nish third at the season-opening Beach Classic ... Also cleared 11-01.75 for a top-10 KNOX showing at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invita onal (T7th) and the Big West Challenge (5th) ... 2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed Registered an indoor season-best 10-11.75 at the Run for the Dream meet. at the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor campaign ... Finished 10th overall in the 60-meter High School: Competed in the pole vault at Blue Valley Northwest High School ... Runner-up dash (7.92aa). at the 2012 Kansas State High School Ac vi es Associa on (KSHSAA) 6A Championships ... Also had top-10 fi nishes at the state meet in 2010 and 2011 ... Le as the Huskies’ school- High School: Four-year le erwinner at Eastside High record holder with a pre-collegiate best 11-06. School in Lancaster ... Two- me team captain ... 2014 CIF-Southern Sec on Division II champion in Personal: Majoring in child development and family studies. the 100m ... Also placed third in the 200m ... Won the 100m at the Golden League Championships ... 2015: Redshirted. SPRINTS ALEXANDRA Established personal bests of 11.95 in the 100m and LATHOS RFr. | Compton 24.65 in the 200m. High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Notre Dame High School ... Advanced to the CIF-Central Personal: Majoring in exercise science. Coast Sec on Championships in the 800m each year ... Finished third in the prelims and went on to place KENNEDY LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Pole Vault (11-10.75) eighth in the fi nals as a junior ... Earned runner-up KRUEGER honors in the 800m and took fourth in the 1600m at 2015: Tied for 12th at the Big West Championships the 2014 Monterey Bay League fi nals ... Established (11-04.25) ... Cleared a season-best 11-10.75 to win a school-record 2:15 in the 800m ... Also le ered in the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Finished fourth at the cross country and soccer ... Three- me team MVP USC Trojan Invita onal (11-08.5) and fi h at the Cal and two- me team captain in cross country ... Won Opener (11-05.75) ... Reached 11-06.5 to e for third MID-DISTANCES the Salinas City Championship and fi nished fi h at at the Big West Challenge ... Added top-10 showings RFr. | Salinas the CCS Division V Championships. at the California Collegiate Invita onal and UCSD Triton Invita onal ... Cleared 11-07.75 at both meets Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ...... Competed in one indoor meet but did not record Majoring in exercise science. a height. POLE VAULT

So. | Fresno High School: Le ered four years in both track & fi eld and gymnas cs at Clovis North High School ... Helped Jodi Lambert the Broncos to back-to-back league championships ... Won the individual league tle in the pole vault as a senior ... Also went on to take top honors at the CIF North Area meet with a school-record 12-00 ... Two- me team captain on the gymnas cs team ... Earned all-league honors in 2014 ... Competed on the diving squad for one season, helping them claim the Valley Championship.

Personal: Majoring in liberal studies.

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SAVANAH LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (14.12), High Jump PAULINE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (10:30.22), 5000m (4-09), Pole Vault (14-06.5), Long Jump (15-11); Indoor - (18:37.53); Indoor - 3000m (10:34.31), 5000m (18:47.67) LEAR Long Jump (14-10.5) MANDEL 2015: Posted a 3000m season-best 10:30.22 to fi nish 2015: Established a season-best 15-01.25 in the long sixth overall at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge ... jump at the Big West Challenge ... Had a pair of top-10 Also had a top-10 showing at the Cal Opener and the fi nishes at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Placed fourth Big West Challenge ... Ran the 5000m at the Steve in the high jump (4-09) and ninth in the long jump Sco Invita onal (18:37.53) ... Par cipated in the (14-06.5). indoor 3000m at the MPSF Championships, clocking in at 10:34.31. 2014: Competed primarily in the long jump ... Registered a season-best 15-11 at the Big West Previous College: Competed one year in track and Challenge ... Placed sixth overall at the RCC Quad JUMPS DISTANCES cross country at Colorado State ... Finished 11th Meet ... Added an indoor-best 14-10.5 at the Run for Jr. | Rancho Cucamonga Jr. | Temecula overall in the 10000m at the 2013 Mountain West the Dream Invita onal. Conference Championships ... Also par cipated in two meets during the cross country season. High School: Won three le ers in track & fi eld at Los Osos High School ... Established personal bests in the 200m (28.0), 400m (58.0), high jump (5-0), long jump (16-0) and triple High School: Four-year le erwinner in track & cross country at Great Oak High School ... jump (32-0) ... Also le ered one year in cross country. Helped the Wolfpack to a state tle in 2010 and a runner-up fi nish in 2009 ... CIF qualifi er in the 1600m ... Led the cross country squad to four consecu ve league tles ... Three- Personal: Majoring in business marke ng. me fi rst-team all-league performer ... Took ninth at the CIF-Southern Sec on Cross Country Finals to advance to the state meet ... Placed 12th at the Nike Team Na onals. TAYLOR LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 400m Hurdles (61.66 - 10th); Indoor - 200m (26.08aa), 400m (58.15), 60H LORACK (10.62aa) Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in human development.

 2013 All-Big West Performer ELIJAH LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor -100m (12.35), 200m (26.24), 100H (13.87 - 7th); Indoor - 60m (7.97aa), 200m McDONALD (26.21aa), 60H (8.77aa - 4th) 2015: Finished 11th in the 400m hurdles at the Big West Championships ... Ran a personal-best 61.66 2015: Big West fi nalist in the 100m hurdles ... Finished to claim runner-up honors at the Cal Opener ... Had fourth overall at the conference championships ... Ran another second-place performance at the Big West four sub-14 second races on the season ... Established Challenge (62.09) ... Also ran both the 4x100 and a life me-best 13.87 at the Beach Invita onal ... That 4x400 relays during the regular season ... Competed me ranks seventh in program history ... Claimed HURDLES/SPRINTS in the indoor 200m, 400m and 60m hurdles. runner-up honors at the Big West Challenge (13.97) ... Sr. | Murrieta Also clocked in at 13.97 at the Steve Sco Invita onal 2014: Big West qualifi er in the 400m hurdles ...... Crossed the fi nish line in 13.96 seconds in the Clocked in with a then personal-best 61.93 at the HURDLES preliminary round of the Big West Championships ... Steve Sco Invita onal ... Finished second at the season-opening RCC Quad Meet and the So. | Long Beach Competed in two meets during the indoor season ... Big West Challenge ... Added a top-fi ve showing at the Anteater 4-Way Meet and Baldy Notched a personal-best 8.77 to take third in the 60m Cas llo Invita onal ... Also a member of the 4x400 relay team that ranks fourth among the hurdles at the Lumberjack Team Challenge ... Placed program’s all- me top-10 (3:44.54) ... Competed in the 200m and 400m during the indoor 14th overall at the MPSF Championships (8.78). season. High School: Prepped at Long Beach Wilson High School ... Finished third in the 100m 2013: Garnered All-Big West honors as the anchor of the 4x400 relay team that fi nished third hurdles at the Moore League Championships ... Went on to place fi h at the CIF-Southern in a then school-record 3:41.24 at the conference championships ... Also a Big West qualifi er Sec on Division I Finals with a pre-collegiate best of 14.19 seconds ... Took ninth at the CIF in the 400m hurdles ... Ran a season-best 62.65 at the Big West Challenge ... Established an Masters Meet ... Also a member of the Moore League runner-up 4x100 relay squad ... Added indoor-best 58.15 in the 400m at the MPSF Championships. top-10 showings in the 100m hurdles at the Moore League and CIF-SS Finals as a junior.

High School: Le ered in track & fi eld at Temecula Valley High School ... Finished seventh in Personal: Major is undeclared. the 400-meter at the 2012 CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Finals with a season-best 57.55 ... Anchored the 4x400 relay team that placed sixth overall ... Took eighth in the 400m at the CIF Finals and notched a personal-record 57.39 in the preliminary round as a junior. Taylor Lorack

Personal: Majoring in health care administra on.

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CASSANDRA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Javelin (123-07) KOQUISE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 100m (12.81), 200m NYCHAY RICHARDS (26.17), Long Jump (19-01.25); Indoor - 60m (8.22aa), 2015: Finished 10th in the javelin at the Big West 200m (27.03aa), Long Jump (15-10.25) Championships ... Recorded a season-best 123-07 at 2015: Competed in the long jump ... Finished third the UCSD Triton Invita onal ... Took third at the Cal with a season-best 17-00.5 at the Anteater 4-Way Opener with a toss of 121-03. Meet ... Added top-10 performances at the California Collegiate Invita onal and Big West Challenge ... High School: Le ered two years at West Morris- Mendham High School in New Jersey and two Par cipated in the 60m, 200m and long jump at years at Agoura High School in Agoura Hills, Calif. the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor ... Competed in the shot put and discus as a junior season. and senior ... Advanced to the 2014 Ventura County JAVELIN Championships where she registered a personal-best JUMPS 2014: Established a personal-record 19-01.25 to fi nish So. | Santa Clarita 30-03 in the shot put ... Finished 11th in the discus Sr. | Victorville second in the long jump at the Anteater 4-Way Meet at the Marmonte League Finals as a junior .... Also ... Placed third at the season-opening RCC Quad Meet le ered in basketball and volleyball. ... Ran a life me-best 12.81 in the 100m ... Competed in the 60m and 200m at the Mountain T’s Invita onal during the indoor season. Personal: Majoring in criminal jus ce. 2013: Notched a season-best 17-04 in the long jump at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invita onal NATALIE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 200m (26.69), 400m ... Also had season bests of 12.94 in the 100m and 26.17 in the 200m. O’DWYER (60.06) High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Silverado High School ... Team captain in 2015: Ran a personal-best 26.69 in the 200m at the 2011 and 2012 ... Named the Hawks’ sprinter of the year as a senior ... Two- me Desert Steve Sco Invita onal ... Notched a season-best Sky League champion in the 400m and 4x100 relay ... Also claimed the league tle in the 60.06 to place fi h in the 400m at the Anteater 4-Way long jump and 4x400 in 2012 ... Helped the 1600m relay squad advance to the CIF Finals ... Meet. Registered a personal-record 58.00 in the 400m.

Junior College: Competed two years at Bakersfi eld Personal: Majoring in community health educa on. College ... Finished sixth in the 400m at the 2014 Southern California Championships ... Claimed the Western State Conference tle in the 400m JESSICA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (45-00.25) SPRINTS (57.51), while placing sixth in the 200m (26.76) as a ROTTER Sr. | Bakersfi eld sophomore. 2015: Advanced to the Big West fi nals in the shot put ... Finished ninth with a personal-record 45-00.25 ... High School: Four-year le erwinner at Garces Took second at the Jim Bush Collegiate Challenge (44- Memorial High School ... Finished third in the 100m at the SEYL/SYL Finals and advanced to 07.5) ... Added a pair of third-place performances at the CIF Area Championships in the 200m as a senior ... Also helped the 4x100 relay team to the Anteater 4-Way Meet and the Big West Challenge. a runner-up showing at the league meet and a fi h-place fi nish at the CIF meet. 2014: Registered a season-best 42-05.25 in the shot Personal: Majoring in consumer aff airs. put at the UCI Spring Break Invita onal ... Took third at the RCC Quad Meet (41-06) and Big West Challenge NIKKI LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Long Jump (17-11), Triple THROWS (42-02.25). PUERNER Jump (37-10w) Sr. | Lakewood 2013: Competed in the shot put ... Notched a season- 2015: Big West qualifi er in the triple jump ... Finished among the top-10 in eight compe ons ... Won best 41-00.5 to place fourth at the season-opening the event at the Anteater 4-Way Meet (37-09.25) Beach Classic ... Also fi nished 11th at the Ben Brown Invita onal and 14th at the UC Irvine ... Established a wind-aided personal-record 37-10 Spring Break Invita onal. to place seventh at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Claimed runner-up honors in the long jump at the High School: Le ered four years in track & fi eld at St. Joseph High School ... Named to the Anteater 4-Way Meet with a season-best 17-11. Press-Telegram Dream Team in 2012 ... Qualifi ed for the CIF Prelims in the shot put all four years ... Reached the CIF Finals and Masters meet as a junior and senior ... Del Rey League Junior College: State fi nalist in the long jump and champion in 2011 and runner-up in 2012 ... Won the shot put at the Arcadia Invita onal JUMPS triple jump as a sophomore at Orange Coast College Open as a senior. Sr. | Hun ngton Beach ... Also a Southern California regional fi nalist in the 100m and 400m ... Took top honors in the 100m at Personal: Lakewood Youth Hall of Fame Dis nguished nominee ... Majoring in Africana the Orange Empire Conference Championships ... studies. Advanced to the regional fi nals in the 100m, 200m, 400m, long jump and triple jump as a freshman ... Registered then life me bests of 17-05 in the long jump and 36-05 in the triple jump.

High School: Le ered four years in track & fi eld at Edison High School ... Seven- me CIF regional qualifi er ... Led her squad to the Sunset League tle as a senior ... Set three school records during her career.

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MARINA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (38-07.5), Discus CHARLOTTE LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 3000m (10:55.59) (144-09), Hammer (195-11 - 2nd); Indoor - Weight Throw SHELTON (60-08.5 - 2nd) UTASH 2015: Competed in one 3000m race during the  2015 NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er outdoor season ... Crossed the fi nish line in 10:55.59  Two-Time All-Big West Performer to place second at the Anteater 4-Way Meet.

High School: Le ered four years in track and cross 2015: Advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary country at Simi Valley High School ... Earned runner- Championships in the hammer ... Earned all- up honors in the 3200m to help the Pioneers to conference honors with a third-place fi nish at the Big a Marmonte League tle as a junior ... Double- West Championships (191-07) ... Won the event at winner in the 1600m and 3200m at the 2012 league the Beach Invita onal with a personal-record 195-11 championships ... Also fi nished fi rst in the 3200m at ... That mark ranks second in program history ... Also THROWS DISTANCES the Ventura County Championships ... CIF-Southern Sr. | Cerritos had an individual victory at the Cal Opener, Anteater So. | Simi Valley Sec on Division II fi nalist in the 3200m as a senior ... 4-Way Meet and Big West Challenge ... Hit a then Became the fi rst runner from Simi Valley HS to score life me-best 193-06 to secure a runner-up fi nish at at the CIF Division II Cross Country Championships the Ben Brown Invita onal ... One of only two 49ers in school history to surpass the 60-foot ... Led her squad to four consecu ve league tles ... Named the Ventura County Coaches mark in the indoor weight throw ... Ranks second with a toss of 60-08.5, which she achieved Associa on Junior and Senior Runner of the Year. at the Lumberjack Team Challenge ... Took fi h at the MPSF Championships (60-07.25). Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in exercise science. 2014: All-Big West performer in the hammer throw ... Placed third with a season-best 181- 01 ... Earned runner-up honors at three meets, while coming in third at the Cal-Nevada FATIMA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (45-05.75), Discus Championships ... Notched an indoor season-best 54-00.5 in the weight throw. (151-04), Hammer (192-02 - 4th); Indoor - Shot Put (40- VERGARA 07), Weight Throw (62-05 - 1st)

2013: Big West qualifi er in the discus and hammer ... Scored in the hammer with a seventh-  2014 NCAA West Preliminary Qualifi er place showing (163-10) ... Established a season-best 170-01 to fi nish fi h at the Beach  2014 Big West Champion - Hammer Invita onal ... Added a life me-best 144-09 in the discus at the UC Irvine Spring Break Invita onal (7th) ... Notched a season-best 38-07.5 in the shot put at the Big West Challenge. 2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Established an indoor school record in the weight throw with High School: Won four le ers in track & fi eld at Cerritos High School ... Four- me team MVP a life me-best 62-05 ... One of only two 49ers in ... Suburban League champion in the shot put and discus as a senior ... Also qualifi ed for the program history to surpass the 60-foot mark ... CIF Finals ... Established a pre-collegiate best of 38-11 in the shot put. Earned runner-up honors at the Lumberjack Team Challenge (62-05) ... Finished fourth at the MPSF THROWS Personal: Majoring in sociology. Championships (62-03) ... Also competed in the shot Sr. | Corona put with a season-best 40-07. VALERIA 2015: Did not compete. 2014: NCAA West Preliminary qualifi er in the hammer throw ... Claimed the Big West SOTO 2014: Redshirted. tle with a toss of 189-04 ... Notched individual victories at the RCC Quad Meet (181-03), Anteater 4-Way Meet (183-01), Big West Challenge (173-10) and Beach Invita onal (187-05) High School: Le ered in track and cross country ... Registered a personal-best 192-02 to fi nish third at the Ben Brown Invita onal ... That at Canyon High School ... Finished fourth overall in mark ranks fourth in school history ... Also secured life me bests in the shot put (45-05.75) the 3200m at the Foothill League Championships and discus (151-04) ... Recorded an indoor season-best of 57-07.75 in the weight throw. as a junior and senior ... Established a life me-best Junior College: Led Riverside City College to the 2013 Orange Empire Conference team tle 11:18.25 in the 3200m and 5:17.01 in the 1600m at ... Individual champion in the shot put and discus, while fi nishing third in the hammer ... the league meet in 2012. Advanced to the California Community College State Championships in all three events, winning the discus ... Also made an appearance in the shot put at the state fi nals as a Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... freshman. DISTANCES Majoring in sociology. So. | Canyon Country High School: Competed in the shot put and discus at Corona High School ... Took third in both events at the Big VIII League fi nals as a senior ... Advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on Division I fi nals where she placed 10th overall.

Personal: Majoring in community health educa on.

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BRIANNA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - Shot Put (46-00.75), Discus AUNDREA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - High Jump (5-08), Triple (150-06), Hammer (162-04), Javelin (101-03); Indoor - Shot Jump (38-04.25); Indoor - High Jump (5-06 - T8th), Triple VILTZ Put (41-06.5) YANCY Jump (37-06.75)

2015: Finished among the top-20 in the shot put, 2015: Redshirted the outdoor season ... Competed in discus and hammer at the Big West Championships ... the indoor high jump and triple jump ... Established Established a pair of life me bests at the USC Trojan a personal-record 37-06.75 in the triple jump at the Invita onal ... Her toss of 162-04 in the hammer was MPSF Championships ... Added a top-10 fi nish in the the top throw of her fl ight and seventh overall ... Also high jump at the conference meet with a season-best fi nished eighth in discus at 150-06 ... Registered a 5-05.25. season-best 43-01 to take fourth in the shot put at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Competed in the shot 2014: Qualifi ed for the Big West Championships put at the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the THROWS JUMPS in the high jump and triple jump ... Scored in the indoor season ... Came in eighth with a distance of high jump as she ed for fi h at 5-05.25 ... Cleared Sr. | Long Beach 41-06.5. Sr. | Inglewood a personal-record 5-08 to fi nish second at the Cal- Nevada Championships ... Double champion at the 2014: Big West qualifi er in the shot put, discus and hammer ... Finished ninth in the shot season-opening RCC Quad Meet ... Registered a life me-best 38-04.25 to win the triple put at 42-08.75 ... Notched a personal-record 46-00.75 to place third at the Cal-Nevada jump, while also taking top honors in the high jump (5-05) ... Reached 5-06 in the high jump Championships ... Be ered her life me best in the hammer by 24 feet with a toss of 154-03 at the conference championships ... Also had a season-best 144-02 in the discus at the Steve at the MPSF Indoor Championships. Sco Invita onal. Junior College: Two-year member of the track & fi eld team at West Los Angeles College ... 2013: Competed in the shot put, discus and hammer ... Recorded a season-best 40-02.75 in California Community College state champion in the high jump as a freshman ... Also earned the shot put at the Cal-Nevada Championships ... Added season bests of 129-07 in the discus runner-up honors at the CCCAA meet in 2013 ... Set a school-record 5-07.75 ... Two- me at the Triton Invita onal and 130-03 in the hammer at the Beach Invita onal. athlete of the year at WLAC.

High School: A ended Millikan High School ... Won the 2012 Moore League tle in the High School: Le ered four years at Redondo Union High School ... Two- me team MVP ... discus ... Placed second in her division at the CIF Finals ... Named to the Press-Telegram Bay League champion in the high jump in 2010 and 2011. Dream Team as a senior. Personal: Majoring in human development. Personal: Majoring in sociology.

BRIANNA LBSU CAREER BESTS: Outdoor - 200m (25.57), 400m WILSON (56.72), 100H (18.14), 400H (61.41 - 9th) Brianna Wilson  2015 All-Big West Performer

2015: Earned All-Big West honors as a member of LBSU’s third-place 4x400 relay team ... Quartet clocked in at 3:45.42 at the conference championships, the eighth-fastest me in program history ... Also a Big West point-scorer in the 400m hurdles ... Finished fi h with a mark of 61.63 ... Established a life me- best 61.41 in the preliminary round ... That mark HURDLES/SPRINTS ranks ninth in school history ... Notched season-bests Sr. | Rancho Cucamonga of 25.57 in the 200m and 56.72 in the 400m at the Steve Sco Invita onal ... Claimed runner-up honors in the 400m at the Anteater 4-Way Meet ... Competed in the 4x400 relay at the Lumberjack Team Challenge during the indoor season.

Previous College: Spent two years at Northern Arizona University ... Competed in the 200m, 400m and 4x100 relay at the Big Sky Championships as a sophomore ... Established personal bests of 12.13 in the 100m and 24.52 in the 200m ... Member of the Lumberjacks’ indoor team in 2014 ... Ran the 200m (25.20) and 400m (57.41).

High School: Won four le ers at Los Osos High School ... Four- me team captain ... Claimed the Baseline League tle in the 400m as a senior ... Advanced to the CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Finals where she took second overall in a life me-best 55.76.

Personal: Majoring in journalism.

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DIANA High School: Three-year le erwinner in track & COURTNE’ High School: Spent her senior year at Eleanor ACHOLONU fi eld at Downey High School ... San Gabriel Valley DAVIS Roosevelt High School ... 2015 Big VIII League League champion in the high jump and long jump as champion in the 100m (11.64) ... Qualifi ed for the a senior ... Garnered All-CIF honors in the high jump CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Prelims in the 100m, a er advancing to the Southern Sec on Division I 4x100 and 4x400 ... Her 4x400 squad advanced to Finals where she placed eighth overall ... Established the California State Championships and placed ninth personal bests of 5-06 in the high jump and 16-11 in overall ... Recorded personal bests of 11.62 in the the long jump ... Also a two- me all-league selec on 100m and 24.16 in the 200m ... Also le ered three in basketball. years at Mar n Luther King High School ... Claimed the 2014 CIF-SS Division IV, Big VIII League and Personal: Major is undeclared. Riverside City tles in the 100m and 200m ... Two- me Inland Empire All-Area selec on. JUMPS SPRINTS Fr. | Downey Fr. | Riverside Personal: Competed in the 200m and 400m at the 2014 USATF Na onal Junior Olympics ... Plans on High School: Competed in the hurdles, sprints and SAMAYA majoring in exercise science. BRANDON relays at J.W. North High School ... Inland Valley League champion in the 100m and 100 hurdles as a High School: Three-sport athlete at Christopher High senior ... Advanced to the 2015 CIF-Southern Sec on ALLISON School ... Led her track team to three-straight league Division 2 Finals in the 100H ... Placed third overall FOSTER tles (2012-14) ... Named the Field Athlete of the Year in a personal-best 14.19 seconds ... Went on to take as a freshman and junior ... Won three medals at the eighth at the CIF-SS Masters Meet ... Named to the 2014 Central Coast Sec on Championships, fi nishing Honor Roll all four years. third in the long jump, and fourth in the triple jump and 100m hurdles ... Took sixth in the long jump at Personal: Plans on majoring in biochemistry. the CIF state championships ... Garnered all-league honors in mul ple events ... Established life me- SPRINTS/HURDLES bests of 18-11 in the long jump, 14.93 in the 100m hurdles and 36-03.5 in the triple jump ... Also le ered Fr. | Riverside in basketball and volleyball. JUMPS/HURDLES Junior College: Two-year member of the track & fi eld SHELBY Fr. | Gilroy Personal: Plans on majoring in communica ons. CRIDER team at American River College ... Led the Beavers to back-to-back Nor Cal Championships ... Individual Nor High School: Four-sport athlete at Wheeling High Cal champion in the javelin as a freshman ... Claimed ALANAH School ... Won three le ers in track & fi eld, two in the Big 8 Conference tle, fi nished fourth at the Nor GREENBERG basketball and volleyball, and one in water polo ... Cal Championships and placed fi h at the California Won the Mid Suburban League indoor (39-07) and State Championships in 2015 ... Also took fi rst at the outdoor (40-10.5) tle in the shot put as a senior ... Mt. SAC Relays with a meet-record 139-02. Went on to claim the divisional championship and secured runner-up honors at the Illinois 3A Glenbard High School: Prepped at Placer High School where North Girls’ Sec onal meet during the outdoor she competed in the pole vault and discus ... Helped season. the Hillmen to four consecu ve Placer Valley League JAVELIN championships ... Won the individual tle in the pole Personal: Plans on majoring in industrial design. Jr. | Auburn vault in 2011 and 2012 ... Advanced to the state meet as a junior ... Notched a life me-best 11-06 in the THROWS pole vault and 104-03 in the discus. Fr. | Arlington Heights, Ill.

Personal: Majoring in psychology. NIKAELA High School: Le ered at Golden Valley High School HARRIS ... Took fi rst in the shot put and discus at the CIF- Southern Sec on Division 2 Finals as a senior ... Qualifi ed for the state meet in both events ... Two- me Foothill League shot put champion ...... Won the 2015 indoor state tle in the shot put ... Named the All-Santa Clarita Valley Female Track & Field Athlete of the Year ... Established a school-record 43-03 in the shot put and a life me-best 138-01 in the discus.

Personal: Major is undeclared.

THROWS Fr. | Canyon Country

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KATY High School: Won three le ers at Steele Canyon High DELANEY High School: Competed four years in the high jump LYNCH School ... Claimed the 2015 Grossmont Hills League SMITH and hurdles at Nevada Union High School ... Notched individual tle in the pole vault ... Finished third at the top-10 fi nishes in the high jump, 300H and 100H at CIF-San Diego Sec on Finals ... Registered a life me- the 2015 Sierra Foothill League championships ... best 11-00 to take top honors at the Mustang Track Advanced to the CIF Sac-Joaquin Sec on Division I & Field Relays ... Took second at the league meet and Trials (7th) and Masters meet (15th) in the high jump seventh at the San Diego Sec on Finals as a junior. ... Broke a 17-year old county record with a height of 5-04 ... Also le ered two years in volleyball ... Earned Personal: Plans on majoring in sport psychology. the most improved player award in 2013.

Personal: Major is undeclared.

POLE VAULT MULTI-EVENTS Fr. | Jamul Fr. | Grass Valley

ERYKAH High School: Le ered four years at San Diego High KRISTIN High School: Prepped at Edison High School ... Named McNAIRY School ... Two- me City League champion and CIF-San SNAPPER the Chargers’ MVP for the hurdles in 2012-13 ... Diego Sec on fi nalist in the shot put ... Also fi nished Established a school and Sunset League sophomore among the top-three in the discus at the league meet record 16.48 to win the 100m hurdles at the 2013 in 2014 and 2015 ... Qualifi ed for the CIF prelims both league championships. years ... Notched personal bests of 38-03 in the shot put and 107-11 in the discus ... Member of the Cavers’ Personal: Plans on majoring in biology. volleyball team for three seasons.

Personal: Plans on majoring in social work.

THROWS MULTI-EVENTS Fr. | San Diego Fr. | Hun ngton Beach

JANET Junior College: Competed in the 800m and 1500m at High School: Le ered four years in track & fi eld at Cerritos College ... Member of the Falcon team that MELANEE SALAZAR WILLIAMS Millikan High School ... Won the long jump at the claimed the state tle and So Cal championship in 2015 Moore League Championships ... Advanced to 2015 ... Qualifi ed for the So Cal Finals in the 1500m ... the CIF-Southern Sec on Division I Finals where she Established the fourth-best me in program history at fi nished seventh overall ... Established a life me-best 4:45.72 ... Also ran cross country at Cerritos ... Helped 18-08.25 to claim runner-up honors at the Redondo her squad to a fi h-place fi nish at the CCCAA State Nike Invita onal ... Also competed in the 100m and Championships as a freshman. 200m ... Had top-10 showings in both events at the league meet. High School: Ran track and cross country at Paramount High School ... Led the track squad to Personal: Major is undeclared. a San Gabriel Valley League tle ... Voted the cross MID-DISTANCES country team’s Most Valuable Athlete as a freshman JUMPS/SPRINTS Jr. | Downey and sophomore ... Also a scholar-athlete. Fr. | Long Beach

Personal: Member of the 49er cross country team ... Majoring in biology.

GABRIELLE Previous College: Competed one year in cross SCHUG country and track & fi eld at NCAA Division II affi liate Le Moyne College.

High School: Four-year le erwinner in cross country, indoor track and outdoor track at Chris an Brothers Academy ... Registered life me bests in the 1500m (5:00.03) and steeplechase (7:52) ... All-league performer in cross country as a senior.

Personal: Major is undeclared.

DISTANCES So. | East Syracuse, N.Y.

42longbeachstate.com 42 BEACH HISTORY & RECORDS

BBRENTRENT GGRAYRAY TTwo-Timewo-Time BigBig WestWest TrackTrack AthleteAthlete ofof thethe YearYear TThree-Timehree-Time NNCAACAA AAll-Americanll-American 2015 MEN’S SEASON BESTS

INDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-3) OUTDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-5) 4x400 RELAY 60-METER 100-METER 1. McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Locke ....3:06.20 1. Cameron Glasgow ...... 6.99aa 1. Cameron Glasgow ...... 10.50w 2. Perez-Rogers, Glasgow, Locke , Smith ...... 3:10.68 2. Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 7.05 2. A.J. Elam ...... 10.80w 3. Blackman, Colebrook, Ellis, Singletary ...... 3:15.10 3. Dylan McCloskey ...... 7.06aa 3. Dylan McCloskey ...... 10.86 4. Blackman, Locke , Hickey, Elam ...... 3:20.09 4. Devin Hickey ...... 11.14w 5. Colebrook, Smith, Singletary, Elam ...... 3:28.08 200-METER 5. Colin Steinbroner ...... 11.22 1. Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 21.54 HIGH JUMP 2. Cameron Glasgow ...... 21.66 200-METER 1. Quen n Shropshire ...... 6-06.75 3. Dylan McCloskey ...... 22.09 1. Cameron Glasgow ...... 21.08 2. Herman Day ...... 6-06.25 2. Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 21.40 3. Cameron Pizzica ...... 6-05.00 400-METER 3. Dylan McCloskey ...... 22.26 4. Connor Higgins ...... 6-03.25 1. Cameron Glasgow ...... 47.53 4. A.J. Elam ...... 22.48 2. Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 47.61 5. Jahmani Locke ...... 22.55 POLE VAULT 3. Jahmani Locke ...... 49.06 1. Michael Montgomery ...... 17-09.00 400-METER 2. Conner Rouse ...... 17-02.75 800-METER 1. Cameron Glasgow ...... 46.39 3. Paul Thenard ...... 16-00.75 1. Chris Low ...... 2:05.13 2. Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 46.87 4. Dus n Wert ...... 15-07.00 3. Dylan McCloskey ...... 47.56 5. Cameron Pizzica ...... 14-11.00 1-MILE 4. Jahmani Locke ...... 48.28 1. Chris Low ...... 4:15.28 5. Ricky Ellis ...... 49.95 LONG JUMP 1. Willie Alexander ...... 25-05.50 5000-METER 800-METER 2. Ryan Sanders ...... 22-11.75 1. Tim Bergstrom ...... 15:30.22 1. Chris Low ...... 1:47.56 3. Herman Day ...... 22-03.75 2. Jacob Orozco ...... 1:53.23 4. Cameron Pizzica ...... 22-01.50 60-METER HURDLES 3. Climonte Blackman ...... 1:54.87 5. Connor Higgins ...... 21-00.00 1. Koree Hines ...... 8.16 4. Cameron Ford ...... 1:56.24 2. Devin Hickey ...... 8.29 5. Ryan Colebrook ...... 2:03.07 TRIPLE JUMP 3. Cody Smith ...... 8.55aa 1. Willie Alexander ...... 51-11.00 1500-METER 2. Ryan Sanders ...... 51-09.25w 4x400 RELAY 1. Chris Low ...... 3:54.11 3. Ape Adadevoh ...... 44-06.25 1. Perez-Rogers, Glasgow, Locke , McCloskey .... 3:12.13 2. Cameron Ford ...... 3:55.95 2. Pizzica, Day, Hickey, Alexander ...... 3:33.18aa 3. Sam Bau sta ...... 4:00.70 SHOT PUT 4. Andres Velasco ...... 4:01.22 1. Victor Mar n ...... 60-06.75 HIGH JUMP 5. Jacob Orozco ...... 4:03.83 2. Jacob Fraser ...... 59-03.00 1. Herman Day ...... 6-03.25 3. Robert Marlow ...... 51-05.00 2. Cameron Pizzica ...... 6-00.75 3000-METER 4. Sullivan Wall ...... 49-00.75 1. Kevin Ramirez ...... 8:32.78 5. Herman Day ...... 43-01.00 POLE VAULT 2. Cameron Pantoja ...... 8:39.56 3. Emilio Nunez ...... 8:57.27 1. Conner Rouse ...... 17-00.00 DISCUS 2. Michael Montgomery ...... 15-03.50 1. Jacob Fraser ...... 187-08 3. Paul Thenard ...... 15-03.50 5000-METER 2. Victor Mar n ...... 181-02 1. Kevin Ramirez ...... 14:42.11 3. Sullivan Wall ...... 157-06 2. Cameron Pantoja ...... 14:50.04 LONG JUMP 4. Jeneum Toalepai...... 156-10 1. Ryan Sanders ...... 22-11.25 5. Robert Marlow ...... 143-02 10000-METER 2. Herman Day ...... 21-04.00 1. Cameron Pantoja ...... 32:20.05 3. Cameron Pizzica ...... 21-03.50 HAMMER THROW 1. Kody Robison ...... 206-01 110-METER HURDLES TRIPLE JUMP 2. Robert Marlow ...... 190-01 1. Devin Hickey ...... 14.19 1. Ryan Sanders ...... 50-08.00 3. Jeneum Toalepai...... 151-09 2. Cody Smith ...... 14.62 3. Herman Day ...... 15.65 SHOT PUT JAVELIN 4. Cameron Pizzica ...... 16.49 1. Victor Mar n ...... 56-00.00 1. Kody Robison ...... 202-11 5. Connor Higgins ...... 17.48 2. Jacob Fraser ...... 55-07.00 2. Ma hew Larson ...... 199-08 3. Robert Marlow ...... 49-00.25 3. Connor Higgins ...... 184-04 400-METER HURDLES 4. Herman Day ...... 179-05 1. Ryan Colebrook ...... 52.43 WEIGHT THROW 5. Cameron Pizzica ...... 157-03 2. Cody Smith ...... 52.62 1. Kody Robison ...... 57-11.75 3. Adonis Singletary ...... 54.60 2. Robert Marlow ...... 56-10.25 DECATHLON 1. Cameron Pizzica ...... 6,400 4x100 RELAY HEPTATHLON 2. Herman Day ...... 6,394 1. McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Elam ...... 40.67 1. Herman Day ...... 4,623 3. Connor Higgins ...... 6,085 2. Elam, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Smith ...... 40.71 2. Cameron Pizzica ...... 4,274 3. Ellis, Locke , Singletary, Steinbroner ...... 42.53 w - wind-aided aa - AlƟ tude adjusted 4. Singletary, Hickey, Smith, Locke ...... 42.82 5. Hickey, Locke , Nunes, Smith ...... 43.34

44longbeachstate.com 44 2015 WOMEN’S SEASON BESTS

INDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-3) PENTATHLON 4x100 RELAY 60-METER 1. Riley Cooks ...... 3,533 1. Ka. Goosby, Kr. Goosby, Chambers, Carney .....45.44 1. Ashleigh Chambers...... 7.70 aa - AlƟ tude adjusted 2. Askew, Carney, Chambers, Ka. Goosby ...... 45.90 2. Kayla Goosby ...... 7.72 3. Carney, Chambers, Ka. Goosby, Harris ...... 46.07 3. Madison Carney ...... 7.88 OUTDOOR SEASON BESTS (TOP-5) 4. Carney, Chambers, Ka. Goosby, McDonald ..... 46.48 100-METER 5. Cooper, Kr. Goosby, Harris, Lorack...... 47.27 200-METER 1. Kayla Goosby ...... 11.79w 1. Ashleigh Chambers...... 25.12 2. Ashleigh Chambers...... 11.93w 4x400 RELAY 2. Kayla Goosby ...... 25.40 3. Kris na Goosby ...... 11.99 1. Wilson, Askew, Chambers, Harris ...... 3:45.42 3. Jasmine Askew ...... 25.69 4. Madison Carney ...... 12.17w 2. Askew, Chambers, Lorack, Wilson ...... 3:45.76 5. Elijah McDonald ...... 12.35 3. Chambers, Askew, Harris, Lorack ...... 3:50.57 400-METER 4. Askew, Lorack, Wilson, Harris ...... 3:54.01 1. Jasmine Askew ...... 57.95aa 200-METER 5. Jackson, Wilson, Ka. Goosby, McDonald ...... 4:12.66 2. Taylor Lorack ...... 58.17 1. Kayla Goosby ...... 24.23 3. Hollie Harris...... 58.93 2. Kris na Goosby ...... 24.58 HIGH JUMP 3. Ashleigh Chambers...... 24.63 1. Jasmine Bass ...... 5-01.00 800-METER 4. Jasmine Askew ...... 25.22 2. Amber Bri ...... 4-11.00 1. Bri any Anselmo ...... 2:33.09aa 5. Madison Carney ...... 25.48 Taylor Jackson ...... 4-11.00 2. Riley Cooks ...... 2:37.54 4. Savannah Lear ...... 4-09.00 400-METER 1-MILE 1. Jasmine Askew ...... 54.55 POLE VAULT 1. Catherine Mar nez ...... 5:01.36 2. Brianna Wilson ...... 56.72 1. Amber Bri ...... 12-01.50 2. Mikayla Florez ...... 5:20.93aa 3. Hollie Harris...... 57.66 2. Jodi Lambert...... 12-00.50 4. Ashleigh Chambers...... 58.74 3. Lauren Bartsch ...... 11-11.75 3000-METER 5. Natalie O’Dwyer ...... 60.06 4. Kennedy Krueger ...... 11-10.75 1. Pauline Mandel ...... 10:34.31 5. Jessica Henslee ...... 11-06.50 800-METER 5000-METER 1. Bri any Anselmo ...... 2:11.65 LONG JUMP 1. Pauline Mandel ...... 18:47.67 2. Catherine Mar nez ...... 2:12.89 1. Taylor Jackson ...... 19-10.75 3. Mikayla Florez ...... 2:18.91 2. Nikki Puerner ...... 17-11.00 60-METER HURDLES 3. Jasmine Bass ...... 17-06.00 1. Elijah McDonald ...... 8.77aa 1500-METER 4. Hollie Harris...... 17-03.50 2. Riley Cooks ...... 8.88 1. Catherine Mar nez ...... 4:35.06 5. Koquise Richards ...... 17-00.50 3. Taylor Lorack ...... 10.62aa 2. Kathleen Dunne...... 4:46.12 3. Mikayla Florez ...... 4:48.49 TRIPLE JUMP 4x400 RELAY 4. Lali Avila ...... 4:52.85 1. Jasmine Bass ...... 40-11.50 1. Askew, Harris, Wilson, Chambers ...... 4:12.79aa 5. Bri any Anselmo ...... 4:58.04 2. Nikki Puerner ...... 37-10.00w 2. Cooks, Jackson, Ka. Goosby, Knox ...... 4:35.75aa SHOT PUT HIGH JUMP 3000-METER 1. Chandler Johnson ...... 10:16.82 1. Melanie Samvalian ...... 46-06.75 1. Aundrea Yancy ...... 5-05.25 2. Pauline Mandel ...... 10:30.22 2. Jessica Ro er ...... 45-00.25 2. Riley Cooks ...... 5-04.25 3. Ashley Carrera ...... 10:34.59 3. Brianna Viltz ...... 43-01.00 3. Taylor Jackson ...... 4-11.00 4. Charlo e Utash ...... 10:55.59 DISCUS POLE VAULT 5. Kathleen Dunne...... 11:20.03 1. Brianna Viltz ...... 150-06 1. Amber Bri ...... 11-06.50 2. Melanie Samvalian ...... 147-11 2. Jessica Henslee ...... 11-00.25 STEEPLECHASE 3. Marina Shelton ...... 136-08 Jodi Lambert ...... 11-00.25 1. Kathleen Dunne...... 11:34.28 HAMMER THROW LONG JUMP 5000-METER 1. Marina Shelton ...... 195-11 1. Taylor Jackson ...... 19-08.00 1. Pauline Mandel ...... 18:37.53 2. Chaylene Bruggeman ...... 171-09 2. Hollie Harris ...... 17-08.00 3. Brianna Viltz ...... 162-04 3. Riley Cooks ...... 16-10.75 10000-METER 1. Ashley Carrera ...... 38:26.48 JAVELIN TRIPLE JUMP 1. Natasha Caldwell ...... 139-07 1. Aundrea Yancy ...... 37-06.75 100-METER HURDLES 1. Elijah McDonald ...... 13.87 2. Cassandra Nychay ...... 123-07 3. Brianna Viltz ...... 101-03 SHOT PUT 1. Brianna Viltz ...... 41-06.50 400-METER HURDLES w - wind-aided 2. Fa ma Vergara ...... 40-07.00 1. Brianna Wilson ...... 61.41 3. Melanie Samvalian ...... 40-03.50 2. Taylor Lorack ...... 61.66

WEIGHT THROW 1. Fa ma Vergara ...... 62-05.00 2. Marina Shelton ...... 60-08.50 3. Chaylene Bruggeman ...... 52-04.75

45longbeachstate.com 45 CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION

NCAA NCAA CONFERENCE FINISHES FINISHES CHAMPIONS MEN’S OUTDOOR 2012 9th 31 2013 11th 16 Year Place Points 2014 11th 8.5 MEN RALPH LEE 1955 6th -- 2015 12th 21 Indoor Results Lee was the 49ers’ fi rst 1956 6th -- Year Place Points NCAA champion, winning 1957 6th -- WOMEN’S OUTDOOR 1958 5th -- the 800-meter run in Year Place Points 1965 T-18th 4 1959 4th -- 1963. 1977 2nd -- 1972 T-47th 1 1960 3rd -- 1978 1st -- 1961 2nd -- 1976 T-7th 10 1979 4th -- 1962 1st -- 1980 6th -- 1977 T-15th 6 1963 2nd -- 1981 6th -- 1997 23rd 10 INDOOR CHAMPIONS 1964 2nd -- 1982 5th -- 1965 1st -- 1998 T-45th 4 Year Athlete Event 1983 6th -- 1966 2nd -- 1999 T-46th 2.5 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1984 6th -- 1967 3rd -- 1985 8th -- 7-03 1968 6th -- 1986 7th 34 1977 Don Baird Pole Vault 1969 3rd -- Outdoor Results 1987 5th 79 1970 2nd 55 (• College Division) 17-04 1988 5th 73 1971 1st 82 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 1989 5th 49 Year Place Points 1972 1st 151 1990 5th 59 1963 • 7th 22 18-06.50 1973 2nd 113 1991 4th 78 1974 3rd 98 1964 17th 11 1992 8th 19.33 1975 2nd 90.5 1993 3rd 106 1964 • 2nd 57 OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS 1976 1st 112.5 1994 5th 50 1965 8th 25 1977 2nd 95.5 Year Athlete Event 1995 6th 67 1978 2nd 76.5 1966 T-24th 8 1996 6th 61 1963 • Ralph Lee 800m 1979 3rd 43 1997 7th 50 1966 • 2nd 56 1:50.80 1980 2nd 65 1998 9th 23 1967 • CHAMPIONS 77 1981 4th 52 1964 • Bill Crowley 1500m 1999 4th 105.50 1982 5th 31 1968 T-35th 6 4:11.50 2000 7th 36.50 1983 T-3rd 119 2001 8th 45.50 1970 T-46th 2 1964 • John Rambo High Jump 1984 3rd 88 2002 6th 78 1971 T-22nd 8 6-10.75 1985 5th 57.5 2003 6th 64 1986 3rd 76 1973 T-43rd 4 1964 John Rambo High Jump 2004 5th 100 1987 6th 49 1974 T-42nd 4 7-00.50 2005 3rd 138 1988 3rd 88 2006 3rd 152 1975 T-12th 15 1965 • George Lacey Steeple 1989 3rd 120 2007 3rd 129 10:04.80 1990 2nd 120 1976 11th 18 2008 4th 110.5 1991 3rd 110 1977 T-42nd 2 1966 • Walt Clements 110H 2009 8th 61.50 1992 4th 49 14.50 2010 7th 53 1978 T-35th 2 1993 4th 46 2011 4th 98.5 1982 T-53rd 9 1967 • Walt Clements 110H 1994 5th 47 2012 3rd 113 14.10 1995 2nd 157 1983 T-48th 9 2013 5th 75 1996 2nd 149 1967 • Bob Mills High Jump 2014 4th 73.5 1995 T-65th 2 1997 5th 67 6-06 2015 7th 52 1997 T-53rd 4 1998 5th 57.5 1967 • Jim Hannefi eld Shot Put 1998 17th 13 1999 6th 88.33 WOMEN’S INDOOR 58-05.75 2000 7th 70.50 Year Place Points 1999 T-31st 6 2001 7th 70.50 1975 Keith Goldie Javelin 1996 10th 16 2004 T-60th 2 2002 5th 94 250-02 1997 12th 13 2003 5th 81 2006 T-16th 14 1998 10th 17 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 2004 5th 85 1999 11th 21 2007 T-45th 5 7-07 2005 6th 87.50 2000 11th 21 2008 T-31st 8 2006 1st 195.50 • College Division 2001 11th 9 2007 4th 146.5 2014 T-24th 10 2002 8th 15 2008 1st 185 2003 10th 12 2009 4th 109 DWIGHT STONES 2004 11th 10 WOMEN 2010 2nd 145 2005 10th 9.50 Stones was the indoor and 2011 1st 177.5 Indoor Results 2006 9th 9 outdoor high jump na onal 2012 2nd 150 Year Place Points 2007 9th 15 champion in 1976. 2013 1st 176.5 2008 10th 6 1998 T-33rd 6 2014 1st 218.5 2009 10th 14 2000 T-47th 3 2015 1st 185 2010 10th 7.5 MEN’S INDOOR 2011 11th 4 2012 13th 9 Outdoor Results Year Place Points 2013 14th 2 Year Place Points JOHN RAMBO 1996 8th 46.5 2014 17th 3 Rambo was the 1964 College 1997 10th 17.5 1982 T-17th 20 2015 12th 13 and Division I champion in 1998 10th 18.5 1983 T-33rd 12 the high jump. 1999 7th 44 - Indoor results for Mountain Pacifi c 1984 T-56th 5.5 2000 7th 44 Sports FederaƟ on. 1990 T-47th 4 2001 7th 50 - The Big West Conference (outdoor) 2002 9th 27 was formed in 1969-70 as the Pacifi c 1992 T-59th 1 2003 10th 6 Coast AthleƟ c AssociaƟ on (PCAA), and 1995 T-47th 3 2004 12th 10 changed .its name to the Big West in 2000 T-66th 1 WALTER CLEMENTS 2005 10th 17 1988. 2006 8th 45 - The LBSU women’s program became 2001 T-54th 3.5 Clements was a two- me College Division na onal 2007 8th 50 a member of the Big West Conference 2007 T-64th 2 champion in the 110-meter 2008 10th 28.5 in 1986. hurdles. 2009 10th 14 2010 10th 16 2011 9th 20

46longbeachstate.com 46 ALL-AMERICANS & OLYMPIANS

2015 Chris Low 800m 19th ALL-AMERICANS 2015 Michael Montgomery Pole Vault --- Men’s Indoor All-Americans 2015 Michael Perez-Rogers, 4x400 Relay 19th Year Athlete Event Finish Cameron Glasgow, Dylan McCloskey, 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault 2nd Jahmani Locke 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1st 1976 Gregory Magee Triple Jump/Long Jump N/A Women’s Indoor All-Americans 1977 Gregory Magee Triple Jump/Long Jump N/A Year Athlete Event Finish 1977 Don Baird Pole Vault 1st 1998 Marylou Badillo Pole Vault 3rd 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 1st 2000 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump 6th 1998 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 5th 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson High Jump T16th 1999 Borya Celentano Pole Vault 6th 2007 Ronald Carter Triple Jump 4th Women’s Outdoor All-Americans 2007 Jimmy Grabow 5000m 11th Year Athlete Event Finish 2009 Brent Gray 200m 6th 1976 Fern Simon High Jump 6th 2012 Ma Maldonado Mile 12th 1977 Emily Dole Shot Put 6th 1977 Andrea Lynch 100 Meters 2nd Men’s Outdoor All-Americans 1977 Andrea Lynch 200 Meters 2nd Year Athlete Event Finish 1978 Keri Camarigg Javelin 4th 1963 Ralph Lee 800 Meters 1st • 1978 Emily Dole Shot Put 4th 1964 Bill Crowley Mile Run 1st • 1978 Sherron Walker Long Jump 5th 1964 George Frenn Hammer Throw 6th 1979 Keri Camarigg Long Jump 5th 1964 John Rambo High Jump 1st • 1979 Keri Camarigg Javelin 3rd 1964 John Rambo High Jump 1st 1979 Sherron Walker Long Jump 6th 1965 George Lacey Steeplechase 1st • 1980 Jacque Nelson Javelin 1st 1966 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 1st • 1981 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 7th 1966 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 3rd 1982 Faye Paige 400 Meter Hurdles 3rd 1966 Gary Ordway Discus 5th 1982 Annie MCelroy Shot Put 8th 1967 Walt Clements 110 Hurdles 1st • 1982 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 7th 1967 Jim Hannefi eld Shot Put 1st • 1983 Peggy Pollock Shot Put 2nd 1967 Bob Mills High Jump 1st • 1984 Shelly Fehrman High Jump 7th 1970 Gary Jones, James Love, 440 Yard Relay 4th 1990 Jennifer Bessel 5000 Meters 5th Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer 1991 Ami Ice Heptathlon 11th 1970 Clarence Palmer 440 Yard 8th 1992 Lori Svoboda High Jump 8th 1971 Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer, 440 Yard Relay 2nd 1994 Le’Gre a Hinds 400-M Hurdles 10th Dennis Ruby, Wayne Stevenson 1995 Le’Gre a Hinds 400-M Hurdles 6th 1972 Terry Metcalf Long Jump 8th 1996 Kristy Kierulff High Jump 9th 1972 Dan Moore, Clarence Palmer, 440 Yard Relay N/A 2000 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump 7th Others unknown 2001 Tayyiba Haneef High Jump T-5th 1975 Don Baird Pole Vault 3rd 2007 Kim Heinz Javelin 7th 1975 Keith Goldie Javelin 1st 2010 Randi Hicks Javelin 12th 1975 Albert Shorts 440 Yard 4th 2011 Randi Hicks Javelin 8th 1975 Milt Turner Low Hurdles 6th 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson High Jump 21st 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault 2nd 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump 1st • College Division 1976 Hubert Beasley, David Lizardi, 1600 Meter Relay 6th Bold indicates naƟ onal champion Greg Magee, Brian Saunders, Vince Taylor 1978 Craig Wilson Pole Vault 5th 1981 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th 1981 Mike Smith Shot Put 8th OLYMPIANS 1982 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th Year Athlete Event 1983 Bill Green Hammer Throw 4th 1964 John Rambo High Jump - Bronze 1995 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 7th 1964 George Frenn Hammer Throw 1997 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 5th 1972 Dwight Stones High Jump - Bronze 1998 Jason Hinkin Pole Vault 4th 1972 Steve Smith Pole Vault 1998 Borya Celantano Pole Vault 2nd 1972 Francie Larrieu 800m, 1500m 1999 Borya Celentano Pole Vault 3rd 1972 Kate Schmidt Javelin 2002 Jon O’Neil Shot Put 13th 1976 Dwight Stones High Jump - Bronze 2004 Doug Lefl er Javelin 7th 1976 Don Baird Pole Vault (Australia) 2006 Chris Richardson Decathlon 3rd 1976 Ray Dupree Triple Jump 2006 John Temidara Triple Jump 3rd 1976 Brian Saunders 400m 2006 Ronald Carter Triple Jump 7th 1976 Francie Larrieu 800m, 1500m 2007 Brent Gray 200m 4th 2008 Brent Gray 200m 5th 1976 Andrea Lynch 100m (Great Britain) 2008 Chris Richardson Decathlon 5th 1976 Kate Schmidt Javelin 2011 Colin Dunbar Hammer 11th 1976 Sherron Walker Long Jump 2011 Nicholas Armstrong Decathlon 18th 1984 Bill Green Hammer Throw 2011 Colin Dunbar Discus 21st 1984 Dwight Stones High Jump 2012 Ben Woodruff Javelin 19th 1984 Oswaldo Zea 400m Hurdles (Venezuela) 2013 Willie Alexander Long Jump 19th 1984 Joni Huntley High Jump - Bronze 2014 Willie Alexander Long Jump 2nd 1988 Ramona Pagel Shot Put, Discus 2014 Chris Low 800m 7th 1992 Francie Larrieu-Smith Marathon 2014 Chris Enriquez 10000m 20th 1992 Ramona Pagel Shot Put 2015 Willie Alexander Triple Jump --- 2012 Kenneth Medwood 400m Hurdles (Belize) 2015 Cameron Glasgow 400m 18th Bold indicates Olympic medalist

47longbeachstate.com 47 NCAA NATIONAL QUALIFIERS

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCES (Sythe Era - Since 1990)

Indoor Performers 1996 Le’Gre a Hinds (55-Meter Hurdles) 1997 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - Champion, 18-06.5) 1997 Lewis Young (400m) 1997 Kristy Kierulff (High Jump) 1998 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 5th, 17-10.5) 1998 Marylou Badillo (Pole Vault - 3rd, 12-07.5) 1999 Borya Celentano (Pole Vault - 6th, 17-10.5) 2000 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - 6th, 5-11.5) Tayyiba Haneef-Park, was not Randi Hicks garnered back-to- Jason Hinkin, a fi ve- me All- 2001 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump) only a three- me All-American back All-America honors in the American in the pole vault won 2002 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) in track, but she was also an javelin as she placed 12th in 2010 the individual indoor tle in 2002 Jon O’Neil (Shot Put) All-American in volleyball. She and eighth in 2011. 1997. 2005 John Temidara (High Jump) was a three- me Olympian as 2006 John Temidara (High Jump) a member of the U.S. Volleyball 2007 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump - 4th) Na onal Team, winning silver in 2007 Jimmy Grabow (5000m - 11th) Beijing and London. 2008 Brent Gray (200m) 2009 Brent Gray (200m - 6th) 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump - T16th, 5-08.75) 2012 Ma Maldonado (Mile - 12th, 4:07.60)

Outdoor Performers 1990 Jennifer Bessell (5000m - 5th, 16:16.82) 1990 Celeste Paque e (Discus) 1990 Lori Svoboda (High Jump) 1991 Derek Pye (110m High Hurdles) Borya Celentano was a three- Le’Gre a Hinds, was named an Willie Alexander, who was the 1991 Ami Ice (Heptathlon - 11th, 5,175) me All-American in the pole All-American twice in the mid- 2014 NCAA runner-up in the long 1992 Lori Svoboda (High Jump - 8th, 5-10.5) vault. He was the NCAA runner- 1990s, fi nishing as high as sixth in jump, enters his fi nal season as 1994 Le’Gre a Hinds (400m Hurdles - 11th, 58.94) up in 1998 and placed third in the 400-meter hurdles in 1995. one of LBSU’s fi ve three- me 1994 Le’Gre a Hinds (100m Hurdles) 1999. All-Americans. 1995 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 7th, 17-4.5) 1995 Jaime Barragan (100m) 1995 Jaime Barragan (200m) 2006 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump - 7th, 51-11.25) 1995 Le’Gre a Hinds (400m Hurdles - 6th, 57.58) 2007 Brent Gray (200m - 4th, 20.96) 1995 Le’Gre a Hinds (100m Hurdles) 2007 Kim Heinz (Javelin - 7th, 169-04) 1996 Detric Cofi eld (Long Jump - 16th, 25-9.25) 2007 Brent Gray (100m) 1996 Kristy Kierulff (High Jump - 9th, 5-10.5) 2007 Jennifer Onyeagbako (Discus) 1996 Le’Gre a Hinds (400m Hurdles) 2007 Tyson Gray (Javelin) 1996 Le’Gre a Hinds (100m Hurdles) 2007 Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) 1996 Kirran Moss (Hammer Throw) 2007 Women’s 4x100m Relay (Howell, Branker, Winfi eld, White) 1997 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 5th, 17-8.5) 2008 Brent Gray (200m - 5th, 20.88) 1997 Asa Carlsson (400m Hurdles) 2008 Chris Richardson (Decathlon - 5th, 7594) 1998 Borya Celantano (Pole Vault - 2nd, 18-2.5) 2008 Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) 1998 Jason Hinkin (Pole Vault - 4th, 17-10.5) 2008 Brent Gray (100m) 1999 Borya Celantano (Pole Vault - 3rd, 17-10.5) 2008 Men’s 4x100m Relay (Goldberg, Gray, Caesar, Fowler) 1999 Jon O’Neil (Discus) 2009 Kenneth Medwood (400m Hurdles) 1999 Marion Reneau (Heptathlon) 2010 Randi Hicks (Javelin - 12th, 157-08) 1999 Lewis Young (400m) 2010 Alex Shaw (Javelin) 2000 Borya Celentano (Pole Vault) 2010 Kenneth Medwood (400m Hurdles) 2000 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - 7th, 5-11.25) 2011 Randi Hicks (Javelin - 8th, 161-02) 2001 Tayyiba Haneef (High Jump - T5th, 5-11.25) 2011 Colin Dunbar (Hammer - 11th, 212-03) 2001 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) 2011 Nicholas Armstrong (Decathlon - 18th, 7374) 2002 Jon O’Neil (Shot Put, 61-03) 2011 Colin Dunbar (Discus - 21st, 171-03) 2002 Emily Forsythe (High Jump) 2012 Ben Woodruff (Javelin - 19th, 221-10) 2002 Connie Jerz (Pole Vault) 2012 Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump - 21st, 5-08.75) 2002 Cory Loebl (Discus) 2013 Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 19th) 2002 Jon O’Neil (Discus) 2014 Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 2nd, 25-04.25) 2004 Ami Goldhammer (Javelin) 2014 Chris Low (800m - 7th, 1:48.28) 2004 Doug Lefl er (Javelin - 7th, 236-02) 2014 Chris Enriquez (10000m - 20th, 30:48.7) 2004 John Temidara (High Jump) 2015 Willie Alexander (Triple Jump) 2005 Haben Hagos (High Jump) 2015 Cameron Glasgow (400m - 18th, 46.72) 2005 Ronald Carter (Triple Jump) 2015 Chris Low (800m - 19th, 1:49.72) 2006 Kim Heinz (Javelin) 2015 Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault) 2006 Emily Forsythe (High Jump) 2015 Men’s 4x400 Relay (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Locke - 2006 Chris Richardson (Decathlon - 3rd, 7573) 19th, 3:09.67) 2006 John Temidara (Triple Jump - 3rd, 53-3.75) ALL-AMERICANS IN BOLD 2006 John Temidara (High Jump)

48longbeachstate.com 48 NCAA REGIONAL QUALIFIERS

NCAA WEST REGIONAL/PRELIMINARY QUALIFIERS

2003 (14) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) 2012 (17) Ronald Carter (Triple Jump) David Sampson (Discus) Rosa Del Toro (1500m) Shannon Daniels (Hammer) Alex Shaw (Javelin) Jessica Barnard (Steeplechase) Haben Hagos (High Jump) 4x100m Relay - Women (2nd) Jacob Fraser (Discus) Steve Holland (Hammer) (Winfi eld, Branker, Howell, White) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump-12th) Gladys Iwuaba (Triple Jump) 4x400m Relay - Men (7th) Sara Macey (High Jump) Chris na Lee (Pole Vault) (Holley, Goldberg, Gomez, Gray) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump) Cory Loebl (Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) Cameron Glasgow (200m) Frank Rodriguez (Javelin) 2008 (26) Gabe Hilbert (800m) Adrian Ruark (Pole Vault) Jessica Branker (100m-7th, 200m-6th) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Stephanie Sampson (Discus, Hammer) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus-5th) Chris Lawson (110 Hurdles, 400 Hurdles) Jennifer Yadon (Steeplechase) Alex Black (High Jump) Shakina Phillips (100 Hurdles, 400 Hurdles) Ed Cornell (Discus) Tyler Wallace (Pole Vault) Jessica Branker qualifi ed for three events in the 2007 and 2008 2004 (19) Kelsey Caesar (400m) Jacob Weintraub (Discus, Shot Put) NCAA West Regionals. Sean Blanford (Javelin) Aus n Fowler (100m-8th, 200m-8th) Ben Woodruff (Javelin-7th) Serena Boykin (Discus, Shot Put) Alex Freitas (800m-6th) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) Brent Gray (100m-1st, 200m-1st) 2013 (18) MULTI-YEAR NCAA WEST REGIONAL QUALIFIERS Emily Forsythe (High Jump) Tyson Gray (Javelin) Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 12th, Triple Jump) Willie Alexander (2 events, 2013-14-15) Ami Goldhammer (Javelin-5th) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Joel Baez (Hammer) Nicholas Armstrong (2 events, 2010-11) Haben Hagos (High Jump) Phylicia Johnson (100 Hurdles) Emily Cooper (200m) Alex Black (1 event, 2008-09-10) Kim Heinz (Javelin) Kristen Kiefer (400 Hurdles) Chris Enriquez (5000m) Jessica Branker (4 events, 2005-06-07-08) Steve Holland (Hammer) Christopher Lawson (400 Hurdles) Meghan Foley (1500m) Ronald Carter (1 event, 2003, 2006) Megan Irey (Triple Jump) Miia Mobley (Triple Jump) Jacob Fraser (Discus, Shot Put) Katelyn Ciarelli (1 event, 2004-05-06, 2008) Doug Lefl er (Javelin-1st) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) Cameron Glasgow (400m) Ed Cornell (2 events, 2005-06, 2008) Michelle Pequignot (Discus) Chris Richardson (Javelin-3rd, Decathlon) Jason Harrell (Discus) Colin Dunbar (2 events, 2009, 2011) Kris na Price (Discus) David Sampson (Discus) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) Chris Enriquez (2 events, 2013-14) Stephanie Sampson (Discus, Hammer) Alex Shaw (Javelin) Gabe Hilbert (800m) Emily Forsythe (1 event, 2004-05-06) Shingo Suzumura (110 Hurdles) 4x100m Relay - Men (3rd) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Aus n Fowler (4 events, 2006, 2008) John Temidara (High Jump-5th, Triple Jump) (Goldberg, Gray, Caesar, Fowler) Taylor Jackson (Long Jump) Jacob Fraser (2 events, 2012-13-14-15) Jennifer Yadon (Steeplechase) 4x400m Relay - Men (7th) Michael Vaughan (Triple Jump) Alex Freitas (2 events, 2007-08-09-10) (Goldberg, Freitas, Caesar, Crawford) Josh Villalobos (Hammer) Cameron Glasgow (3 events, 2012-13-14-15) 2005 (22) 4x100m Relay - Women (6th) Davon Wilson-Angel (110 Hurdles) Alex Goldberg (3 events, 2007-08) Serena Boykin (Shot Put) (Garrido, Branker, Mobley, White) Chris Yates (Shot Put) Ami Goldhammer (1 event, 2004-05) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) Katrina Graves-Johnson (1 event, 2010-11-12) Ed Cornell (Hammer) 2009 (13) 2014 (23) Brent Gray (3 events, 2007-08) Emily Forsythe (High Jump) Missy Barclay (1500m) Willie Alexander (Long Jump - 3rd, Triple Jump) Tyson Gray (1 event, 2007-08) Ami Goldhammer (Javelin) Alex Black (High Jump) Adam Bianchessi (Javelin) Haben Hagos (2 events, 2003-04-05) Haben Hagos (High Jump-T4th, Triple Jump) Colin Dunbar (Hammer) Amber Clark (100 Hurdles) Jason Harrell (1 event, 2013-14) Kim Heinz (Javelin) Alex Freitas (800m) Chris Enriquez (10000m - 5th) Kim Heinz (1 event, 2004-05-06-07) Steve Holland (Hammer) Carly Harris (Steeplechase) Tiff any Forbito (Javelin) Devin Hickey (1 event, 2013-14-15) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Rodney Hawkins (Triple Jump) Jacob Fraser (Discus, Shot Put) Randi Hicks (1 event, 2010-11) Andrew Julius (Hammer) Dylan Jaedtke (Steeplechase) Kayla Goosby (100m) Gabe Hilbert (1 event, 2012-13) Ezra Kwong (Discus, Shot Put) Ma Maldonado (1500m) Jason Harrell (Discus) Koree Hines (1 event, 2011-12-13-14) Charles Lewis (400m) Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles-5th, Long Jump) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) Steve Holland (1 event, 2003-04-05) Tyler McCoy (Javelin) Tayler O’Connor (High Jump) Brandon Hierholzer (Pole Vault) Taylor Jackson (1 event, 2013, 2015) Kris na Price (Shot Put) Nimrod Piggee (110m Hurdles) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Robert Jennings (2 events, 2005-06-07) David Sampson (Shot Put) Patrick Smith (Javelin) Kayla Kamaka (Pole Vault) Phylicia Johnson (2 events, 2008, 2011-12) Dan Trautner (High Jump) Alex Kruthers (400m) Ezra Kwong (3 events, 2005, 2007) Samantha Young (Javelin) 2010 (17) Chris Low (800m - 2nd) Chris Lawson (2 events, 2008, 2011-12) 4x100m Relay - Women (5th) Nicholas Armstrong (High Jump) Dylan McCloskey (400m) Charles Lewis (2 events, 2005-06) (Deardorff , Branker, Smith, White) Alisia Barajas (10000m) Michael Perez-Rogers (400m) Jahmani Locke (1 event, 2014-15) 4x400m Relay - Women (4th) Alex Black (High Jump) Kody Robison (Hammer) Chris Low (1 event, 2014-15) (Winfi eld, Fairweather, White, Deardorff ) Alex Freitas (800m) Conner Rouse (Pole Vault) Sara Macey (1 event, 2010, 2012) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump) Fa ma Vergara (Hammer) Ma Maldonado (1 event, 2009-10) 2006 (21) Randi Hicks (Javelin-10th) Davon Wilson-Angel (110 Hurdles) Dylan McCloskey (2 events, 2014-15) Ronald Carter (Triple Jump-1st) Kevin Jenkins (Triple Jump) 4x400m Relay - Men Tyler McCoy (1 event, 2005-06) Emily Forsythe (High Jump-4th) Sam Jeter (400 Hurdles) (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Locke ) Kenneth Medwood (2 events, 2009-10) Kim Heinz (Javelin-4th) Sara Macey (High Jump) Tayler O’Connor (1 event, 2009-10) Charles Lewis (400m-7th) Ma Maldonado (1500m) 2015 (19) Michael Perez-Rogers (2 events, 2014-15) Katelyn Ciarelli (Discus) Kenneth Medwood (400 Hurdles-5th, Long Jump) Willie Alexander (Long Jump, Triple Jump- 3rd) Nimrod Piggee (1 event, 2009-10-11) Mario Cobian (800m) Eric Nowell (Long Jump) Jasmine Askew (400m) Cesar Puga (2 events, 2010-11) Ed Cornell (Discus) Tayler O’Connor (High Jump) Jasmine Bass (Triple Jump) Jill Reynolds (1 event, 2006-07) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Nimrod Piggee (110 Hurdles) Jacob Fraser (Shot Put, Discus) Chris Richardson (3 events, 2006, 2008) Tyler McCoy (Javelin) Cesar Puga (Discus) Cameron Glasgow (400m - 11th) Kody Robison (1 event, 2014-15) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault) Jennifer Rodriguez (10000m) Devin Hickey (110 Hurdles) Conner Rouse (1 event, 2014-15) Chris Richardson (Decathlon, Javelin, Long Jump) Alex Shaw (Javelin-9th) Taylor Jackson (Long Jump) David Sampson (2 events, 2005-06-07) David Sampson (Shot Put-5th, Discus) Chris Low (800m - 7th) Stephanie Sampson (2 events, 2003-04) Alex Shaw (Javelin) 2011 (14) Victor Mar n (Shot Put, Discus) Alex Shaw (1 event, 2006-07-08, 2010) John Temidara (High Jump-4th, Triple Jump-3rd) Nicholas Armstrong (Decathlon) Michael Montgomery (Pole Vault - 8th) John Temidara (2 events, 2004, 2006) Ludi Valdez (5000m) Rajan Bains (Hammer) Michael Perez-Rogers (400m) Tyler Wallace (1 event, 2011-12) 4x400m Relay - Men (8th) Colin Dunbar (Hammer-4th, Discus-11th) Kody Robison (Hammer) Davon Wilson-Angel (1 event, 2013-14) (Lewis, Fowler, Gomez, Holley) Katrina Graves-Johnson (High Jump) Conner Rouse (Pole Vault) Ben Woodruff (1 event, 2011-12) Randi Hicks (Javelin-11th) Ryan Sanders (Triple Jump) Jennifer Yadon (1 event, 2003-04) 2007 (21) Koree Hines (110 Hurdles) Marina Shelton (Hammer) THREE OR MORE EVENTS IN ONE REGIONAL Jessica Branker (100m-7th, 200m) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump) 4x400 Relay - Men (11th) Erricka Feazell (100 Hurdles) Chris Lawson (400 Hurdles) (McCloskey, Glasgow, Perez-Rogers, Locke ) Cory Loebl (2003: Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) Alex Freitas (800m) Manny Nezier (Long Jump) Jessica Branker (2007: 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay) Brent Gray (2007: 100m, 200m, 4x400 Relay) Brent Gray (200m-1st, 100m-2nd) Nimrod Piggee (110 Hurdles) * - NCAA Regional qualifying began in 2003. Tyson Gray (Javelin-3rd) Cesar Puga (Discus, Shot Put) Ezra Kwong (2007: Hammer, Shot Put, Discus) ALL-REGION IN BOLD Alex Goldberg (400m-8th) Tara Ross (Javelin) Kelsey Caesar (2008: 400m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) Jessica Branker (2008: 100m, 200m, 4x100 Relay) Kim Heinz (Javelin-4th) Tyler Wallace (Pole Vault) Aus n Fowler (2008: 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400 Relay) Robert Jennings (Discus, Hammer) Ben Woodruff (Javelin) Brent Gray (2008: 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) Ezra Kwong (Discus, Hammer, Shot Put) Sam Jeter (2010: 400H, 4x100 Relay, 4x400 Relay) Jennifer Onyeagbako (Discus, Hammer) Kenneth Medwood (2010: 400H, Long Jump, 4x400 Relay)

49longbeachstate.com 49 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

MEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 400 Meter Hurdles 1971 Dennis Ruby ...... 51.70 55 Meters Ben Woodruff 1972 Dennis Ruby ...... 51.70 1966 (Indoor) Jaime Barragan ...... 6.28 1986 Oswaldo Zea ...... 51.43 1987 Tyrone McCullough ...... 51.63 100 Meters 1988 Tyrone McCullough ...... 51.96 1977 Jeff Williams ...... 10.60 1991 Derek Pye ...... 51.91 1995 Jaime Barragan ...... 10.45 2010 Kenneth Medwood ...... 49.66 1996 Brandon Thomas ...... 10.53 2012 Chris Lawson ...... 50.66 2007 Brent Gray ...... 10.42 2008 Brent Gray ...... 10.42 4x100 Meter Relay 1970 Long Beach State ...... 40.70 200 Meters 1972 Long Beach State ...... 40.80 1972 Royce Ford ...... 21.4 1977 Long Beach State ...... 40.20 1983 Jim Wison ...... 21.50 1978 Long Beach State ...... 39.90 1986 Dino Romanelli ...... 21.03 1989 Long Beach State ...... 40.63 1987 Anthony Ford ...... 20.97 1990 Long Beach State ...... 40.11 1989 Terrance Riley ...... 21.22 1995 Long Beach State ...... 40.52 1990 Terrance Riley ...... 21.81 1996 Long Beach State ...... 41.01 1995 Jaime Barragan ...... 21.02 2008 Goldberg, Gray, ...... 39.66 1996 Jacob Glickman ...... 21.06 Caesar, Fowler 2007 (Indoor) Brent Gray ...... 21.15 2007 Brent Gray ...... 20.70 4x400 Meter Relay 2008 (Indoor) Brent Gray ...... 20.93 1971 Long Beach State ...... 3:11.00 2008 Brent Gray ...... 20.58 1972 Long Beach State ...... 3:12.60 1977 Long Beach State ...... 3:08.70 400 Meters 1978 Long Beach State ...... 3:08.50 1970 Clarence Palmer ...... 46.70 1986 Long Beach State ...... 3:08.86 1975 Albert Shorts ...... 46.70 800 Meters 1989 Long Beach State ...... 3:13.46 1978 Hubert Beasley ...... 45.80* 1983 Sam Ceasar...... 1:48.41 1990 Long Beach State ...... 3:15.00 1979 Tony Thompson ...... 46.90 2006 Mario Cobian ...... 1:50.79 1995 Long Beach State ...... 3:13.82 1989 Terrance Riley ...... 47.15 2013 Gabe Hilbert ...... 1:48.99 1996 Long Beach State ...... 3:12.92 1990 O s Dixon ...... 46.63 2014 Chris Low ...... 1:48.71 1999 (Indoor) Long Beach State ...... 3:12.51 1996 Lewis Young ...... 47.47 2015 Chris Low ...... 1:48.72 1999 Long Beach State ...... 3:07.91 2000 (Indoor) Kashus Perona ...... 47.55 2006 Long Beach State ...... 3:12.58 2001 Kashus Perona ...... 46.81 1500 Meters 2007 Holley, Goldberg, ...... 3:12.43 2005 Charles Lewis ...... 47.63 2000 Larry Henderson ...... 3:55.04 Gomez, Gray 2006 Charles Lewis ...... 46.62 2008 Goldberg, Freitas, ...... 3:08.64 2012 Jahmani Locke ...... 48.05 Mile Caesar, Gray 2014 Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 47.33 2012 (Indoor) Ma Maldonado ...... 3:59.08 2014 McCloskey, Glasgow, ...... 3:11.31 2015 Cameron Glasgow ...... 46.39 Perez-Rogers, Locke 5000 Meters 2015 McCloskey, Glasgow ...... 3:09.58 1975 Jim Sweeney...... 14:05.20 Perez-Rogers, Locke

10000 Meters John Temidara Chris Low 1972 Ron Pryor (6 mile) ...... 30:01.60 John Temidara 1973 Ron Pryor (6 mile) ...... 29:05.40 1975 Thomas Rodriguez...... 29:05.40 1989 Eric Ree ...... 31:02.29

3000 Meter Steeplechase 1971 Mike Ritchie ...... 9:13.00 1972 Mike Ritchie ...... 9:13.20 1974 Jim Sweeney...... 9:11.95 1975 Jim Sweeney...... 9:03.20 1976 Howard Burgess ...... 9:07.60

110 Meter High Hurdles 1972 Dave Smith ...... 14.20 1980 Larry Blake ...... 14.46 1991 Derek Pye ...... 14.25 1992 Doug Conner ...... 14.23 2013 Davon Wilson-Angel ...... 13.98 2014 Davon Wilson-Angel ...... 13.97

50longbeachstate.com 50 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

High Jump 2008 Chris Richardson ...... 217-03 1976 Dwight Stones ...... 7-02.25 2011 Ben Woodruff ...... 205-05 WOMEN’S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1982 Mel Baker ...... 7-02.25 2012 Ben Woodruff ...... 231-03 (Program started in 1978) 1983 Mel Baker ...... 7-01.50 2014 Adam Bianchessi ...... 217-10 200 Meters 1993 Ed Barne ...... 6-08.75 1988 Cathy Roberts ...... 23.62 2004 John Temidara ...... 7-03.00 Hammer Throw 800 Meters 2006 (Indoor) John Temidara ...... 7-02.25 1973 Phil Lockwood ...... 170-04 1988 Kerri Zaleski ...... 2:08.99 2006 John Temidara ...... 6-11.75 1979 Paul Fuller ...... 192-09 1500 Meters 1982 Bill Green...... 224-00 1995 Christa Ayuso ...... 4:36.39 Pole Vault 1983 Bill Green...... 229-01 5000 Meters 1972 Steve Smith ...... 17-00.00 2008 Robert Jennings...... 192-07 1990 Jennifer Bessel ...... 17:11.34 1976 Jim Knaub ...... 17-00.00 2011 Colin Dunbar ...... 223-06 3000m Steeplechase 1977 Don Baird ...... 17-00.00 2013 Josh Villalobos ...... 193-04 2012 Jessica Barnard ...... 10:22.90 1995 Jason Hinkin ...... 17-07.00 2015 Kody Robison ...... 205-06 400 Meter Hurdles 1997 Jason Hinkin ...... 18-00.50 1988 Ami Ice ...... 57.82 1998 Borya Celantano ...... 17-05.00 Decathlon 1993 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1:00.43 1999 Borya Celantano ...... 18-04.50 1999 Darby Kelly ...... 7,106 1994 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1:00.05 2011 Tyler Wallace ...... 18-00.50 2006 Chris Richardson ...... 7,194 1995 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 59.71 2014 Conner Rouse ...... 17-00.75 2008 Chris Richardson ...... 7,461 4x100 Meter Relay 2015 Michael Montgomery ...... 17-09.00 2011 Nicholas Armstrong...... 7,409 1993 Long Beach State ...... 46.62 2014 Garre Demirjian ...... 7,014 1999 Long Beach State ...... 45.98 Long Jump 2005 Long Beach State ...... 45.50 1972 Terry Metcalf ...... 25-02.75 High Jump 1973 Terry Metcalf ...... 24-05.25 1996 Kristy Kierulff ...... 5-11.50 1977 Craig McGee ...... 24-06.50 Kim Heinz 1998 Tayyiba Haneef ...... 5-08.75 1996 Detric Cofi eld ...... 25-02.00 2000 Tayyiba Haneef ...... 6-01.25 1998 Detric Cofi eld ...... 24-03.50 2001 (Indoor) Tayyiba Haneef ...... 5-11.25 2015 Willie Alexander ...... 25-05.50 2001 Tayyiba Haneef ...... 6-02.00 2006 Emily Forsythe ...... 5-08.75 Triple Jump Long Jump 1972 Terry Metcalf ...... 49-04.00 1987 Maureen Wiley ...... 19-08.25 1973 Dave Tuckert ...... 50-09.50 1988 Cathy Roberts ...... 19-03.50 1976 Enricke Sco ...... 51-00.00 1993 Ambre Thompson ...... 19-00.00 1979 Glenn Davis ...... 50-03.50 1999 Marion Reneau ...... 19-07.50 1995 Chris Czerwinski ...... 46-01.25 2011 Phylicia Johnson ...... 19-08.00 1996 Chris Czerwinski ...... 48-01.25 Pole Vault 2006 John Temidara ...... 51-01.50 1997 Marylou Badillo ...... 10-11.75 2014 Willie Alexander ...... 51-05.75 2001 Connie Jerz ...... 12-07.25 2015 Ryan Sanders ...... 51-01.00 2006 Jill Reynolds ...... 12-05.50 Triple Jump Weight Throw 1993 Marquita Knight ...... 39-06.50 2011 (Indoor) Colin Dunbar ...... 64-09.75 2008 Miia Mobley ...... 41-01.00 Shot Put Shot Put 1987 Jacque Norton ...... 48-03.50 1980 Mike Smith ...... 60-6.50 Discus Throw 1981 Mike Smith ...... 60-1.75 1990 Celeste Paque e ...... 160-05 2011 Cesar Puga...... 57-04.25 2006 Katelyn Cicarelli ...... 154-05 Stephanie Sampson 2007 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 179-04 Discus Throw 2008 Katelyn Ciarelli ...... 136-06 1975 Dan Gardner ...... 185-00 Hammer Throw 1977 Steve Brown ...... 179-11 1995 Kirran Moss ...... 152-00 1981 Greg McSeveney ...... 198-10 2003 Stephanie Sampson ...... 173-03 2003 Cory Loebl ...... 183-09 2004 Stephanie Sampson ...... 193-05 2006 Ed Cornell ...... 183-02 2014 Fa ma Vergara ...... 189-04 2007 Robert Jennings...... 187-04 Javelin Throw 2011 Colin Dunbar ...... 174-09 2004 Ami Goldhammer ...... 154-00 2012 Jacob Weintraub ...... 183-09 2005 Kim Heinz ...... 150-11 2013 Jacob Fraser ...... 178-11 2006 Kim Heinz ...... 158-09 2014 Jason Harrell ...... 182-02 2007 Alex Shaw ...... 160-06 2015 Jacob Fraser ...... 185-04 2008 Alex Shaw ...... 160-04 2010 Randi Hicks ...... 162-04 Javelin Throw Heptathlon 1974 Keith Goldie...... 243-07 1989 Ami Ice ...... 5,312 1975 Keith Goldie...... 240-05 1991 Ami Ice ...... 5,387 1984 Dan O’Donnell ...... 224-00 1999 Marion Reneau ...... 5,375 1985 Chris Peterson ...... 229-11 2001 Nina Grubbs ...... 4,746 1996 Chris Kanowski ...... 212-06 2004 Ami Goldhammer ...... 4,838 2004 Doug Lefl er ...... 235-02 2005 Tyler McCoy ...... 202-10

51longbeachstate.com 51 HALL OF FAME

Multiple All-Big West Honorees (Since 1985)

MEN 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL Conner Rouse 1 1 0 2 Cameron Glasgow 3 5 4 12 Ryan Sanders 1 0 1 2 Lewis Young 1 4 4 9 Patrick Sco 0 2 0 2 Dylan McCloskey 2 2 4 8 Byron Stovall 0 1 1 2 Brent Gray 7 0 0 7 Jacob Weintraub 1 1 0 2 Three 49ers have graced the covers of Sports Illustrated - Dwight Stones (le ), Steve Smith (center) and George Frenn (right). Michael Perez-Rogers 3 1 3 7 Davon Wilson-Angel 2 0 0 2 John Temidara 4 1 2 7 Ben Woodruff 2 0 0 2 Long Beach State Athletics Hall of Fame Willie Alexander 2 3 1 6 Keith Wynne 0 0 2 2 Anthony Ford 1 5 0 6 Aus n Fowler 2 2 2 6 WOMEN 1st 2nd 3rd TOTAL John Rambo (inducted 1986), Jack Rose (1986), Dwight Stones (1987), Chris Lawson 1 3 2 6 Le’Gre a Hinds 3 5 1 9 Joni Huntley (1991), Jim Richardson (1991), Ron Allice (1992), Kate Chris Richardson 3 0 3 6 Jessica Branker 1 5 1 7 Schmidt (1993), Ralph Lee (1994), Bob Pinkerton (1994), Walter Cle- Gary Cablayan 0 5 0 5 Emily Cooper 0 1 4 5 ments (1998), Bill Green (2001), Ramona Pagel (2001), Ami Ice (2006), Borya Celentano 2 2 1 5 Emily Forsythe 1 1 3 5 Le’GreƩ a Hinds (2011) Jacob Fraser 2 3 0 5 Tayyiba Haneef 4 1 0 5 Alex Goldberg 2 1 2 5 Jacque Norton 1 4 0 5 Rose was a busy man during his 25 years as a coach at Charles Lewis 2 0 3 5 Jasmine Askew 0 1 3 4 LBSU. In addi on to the usual complement of meets Jahmani Locke 3 1 1 5 Ami Ice 2 1 1 4 scheduled for his track and cross country teams, Rose hosted 125 all-comers meets and 41 Long Beach Cory Loebl 1 2 2 5 Phylicia Johnson 1 1 2 4 Relays. Rose-coached teams won nine conference Kenneth Medwood 1 3 1 5 Kristy Kierulff 1 0 3 4 championships and one na onal tle. Rose re red from Jon O’Neil 0 2 3 5 Kirran Moss 1 2 1 4 coaching in 1981, but remained ac ve in the track and Jaime Barragan 3 0 1 4 Marion Reneau 2 2 0 4 fi eld community un l his death. The annual Jack Rose Detric Cofi eld 2 1 1 4 Marylou Badillo 1 1 1 3 Relays and the track stadium, are both in memory of Alex Freitas 0 0 4 4 Ami Goldhammer 2 0 1 3 JACK ROSE Rose, who passed away in 1996. Sam Jeter 0 3 1 4 Kim Heinz 2 1 0 3 Terrance Riley 3 0 1 4 Shakina Phillips 0 1 2 3 Few athletes have dominated a sport or event the way Kody Robison 1 2 1 4 Kris na Price 0 1 2 3 Stones dominated the high jump, with countless na onal Kelsey Caesar 2 1 0 3 Jill Reynolds 1 0 2 3 records, three world records and even the cover of Sports O s Dixon 1 2 0 3 Stephanie Sampson 2 1 0 3 Illustrated. One of those world records came on June 5, Colin Dunbar 2 0 1 3 Alex Shaw 1 2 0 3 1976, when Stones, represen ng LBSU, leaped 7-feet, 7 inches to win the NCAA Championship. One of only two Jason Frudakis 0 1 2 3 Ambre Thompson 1 1 1 3 athletes in history to win two Olympic medals in the Jacob Glickman 1 1 1 3 Jasmine Winfi eld 0 0 3 3 event, Stones was a member of three U.S. Olympic teams Devin Hickey 0 2 1 3 Kerri Zaleski 1 2 0 3 and has worked for NBC Sports. Gabe Hilbert 1 1 1 3 Jennifer Bessel 1 1 0 2 DWIGHT STONES Koree Hines 0 2 1 3 Serena Boykin 0 1 1 2 Robert Jennings 1 2 0 3 Amaris Buchanan 0 2 0 2 The fi rst of the 49ers dynamic sprinters, Richardson, at one Manny Neizer 0 2 1 3 Ashleigh Chambers 0 0 2 2 me, held school records in the 100-meter, 200-meter, Derek Pye 2 0 1 3 Kayla Goosby 0 0 2 2 400-meter and long jump and was a member of record- Dave Schumacher 0 2 1 3 Katrina Graves-Johnson 0 2 0 2 se ng relay teams in the 400-meters, 800-meters, 1600 David Sampson 0 0 3 3 Carly Harris 0 2 0 2 meters as well as the sprint and distance medleys. As a track coach at Poly High, he produced 12 All-Americans Brandon Thomas 1 2 0 3 Randi Hicks 1 1 0 2 in 10 seasons. Richardson went on to be the head coach Ma Bates 0 1 1 2 Gladys Iwuaba 0 0 2 2 at Long Beach City College. Ronald Carter 1 0 1 2 Asa Karlsson 0 2 0 2 Doug Connor 1 1 0 2 Meredith Kramon 0 1 1 2 JIM RICHARDSON Chris Czerwinski 2 0 0 2 Alex Kruthers 0 1 1 2 Garre Demirjian 1 1 0 2 Miia Mobley 1 1 0 2 Schmidt’s athle c creden als are impressive: three Damon DeVault 0 1 1 2 Chris Morgan 0 1 1 2 Olympic teams, two Olympic Bronze Medals in the javelin James Ferreira 0 2 0 2 Jennifer Onyeagbako 1 0 1 2 and a world record in that event (227 feet, 5 inches in Jimmy Grabow 0 1 1 2 Atelaite Pale 0 2 0 2 1977). But to truly appreciate Kathy Schmidt, you need to Jason Harrell 1 1 0 2 Cathy Roberts 2 0 0 2 know of her “out-in-front” approach to amateur athle cs Larry Henderson 1 0 1 2 Marina Shelton 0 0 2 2 in the 1970s. Told that European coaches felt that, with their style of training, Schmidt could throw the javelin Jason Hinkin 2 0 0 2 Saedra Wright 0 1 1 2 240-250 feet, she said: “Under their system, they’ve got Rashaad Johnson 0 1 1 2 Jennifer Yadon 0 1 1 2 people who are controlling your whole life. Well, forget Darby Kelly 1 0 1 2 that. Never in my life am I going to do anything like that.” KATHY SCHMIDT Ziad Khozam 0 2 0 2 Includes relay events Elijah Landry-Zapien 0 1 1 2 Rambo was a stellar performer in two sports at LBSU. He Roosevelt Langston 0 1 1 2 led the basketball team in scoring in 1965 (20.3 points Donnie Laut 0 0 2 2 per game) and upon his induc on, ranked among the top- Chris Low 2 0 0 2 10 in scoring and rebounding. But Rambo dominated in Victor Mar n 0 2 0 2 track. He was a two- me na onal champion in the high Tyrone McCullogh 2 0 0 2 jump and in 1964 soared 7 feet, 1 inch to earn a Bronze Wil Moore 0 1 1 2 Medal at the Tokyo Olympics. He was also a three- me AAU indoor champion. Kashus Perona 2 0 0 2 Nimrod Piggee 0 1 1 2 JOHN RAMBO Cesar Puga 1 1 0 2 Jason Ricker 0 1 1 2 InformaƟ on courtesy of the Long Beach Press-Telegram upon their Frank Rodriguez 0 0 2 2 inducƟ ons into the Hall of Fame.

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BIG WEST ATHLETES OF THE YEAR BIG WEST ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

2003 (6) Men’s Athlete of the Year (4) Cory Loebl (March 12 - Field) Bill Greene - 1983 Cory Loebl (March 26 - Field) Jennifer Yadon (March 21 - Track) O s Dixon - 1990 Gladys Iwuaba (April 2 - Field) Derek Pye - 1991 Ryan Kroll (April 9 - Track) Cory Loebl - 2003 Haben Hagos (May 8 - Field)

2004 (8) Men’s Field Athlete of the Year (5) Shingo Suzumura (March 10 - Track) Chris Richardson - 2006 Doug Lefl er (March 10 - Field) John Temidara (April 14 - Field) Chris Richardson - 2008 Stephanie Sampson (April 14 - Field) Colin Dunbar - 2011 Haben Hagos (April 21 - Field) Ben Woodruff - 2012 Doug Lefl er (April 28 - Field) Gina Londano (May 8 - Track) Willie Alexander - 2015 Doug Lefl er (May 12 - Field) Colin Dunbar earned Big West Men’s Field Athlete of the Week honors four mes in 2011. Men’s Track Athlete of the Year (3) 2005 (3) Kim Heinz (March 31 - Field) Brent Gray - 2007 Charlene Deardorff (April 7 - Track) 2009 (1) Brent Gray - 2008 Samantha Young (May 4 - Field) Ma Maldonado (April 15 - Track) Cameron Glasgow - 2015 2006 (10) 2010 (3) Kim Heinz (March 7 - Field) Randi Hicks (March 9 - Field) Men’s Freshman Athlete of the Year (3) John Temidara (March 22 - Field) Rajan Bains (April 14 - Field) Ronald Carter (April 5 - Field) Kenneth Medwood (April 21 - Track) Alex Goldberg - 2007 Kris na Price (April 11 - Field) Jahmani Locke - 2012 Chris Richardson (April 11 - Field) 2011 (12) Willie Alexander - 2013 Chris Richardson (April 19 - Field) Colin Dunbar (March 9 - Field) Jill Reynolds (April 26 - Field) Tara Ross (March 9 - Field) Robert Jennings (April 26 - Field) Chris Sweeney (March 9 - Track) Men’s Coach of the Year (7) Charles Lewis (April 26 - Track) Colin Dunbar (March 23 - Field) Ralph Lindeman - 1989 Katelyn Ciarelli (May 3 - Field) Tara Ross (March 23 - Field) Tara Ross (March 30 - Field) Andy Sythe - 2006, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015 2007 (7) Cesar Puga (March 30 - Field) Jesus Santana (March 14 - Track) Colin Dunbar (April 13 - Field) Women’s Athlete of the Year (2) Jill Reynolds (March 14 - Field) Tyler Wallace (April 20 - Field) Brent Gray (March 21 - Track) Colin Dunbar (April 27 - Field) Marion Reneau - 1999 Ezra Kwong (March 28 - Field) Randi Hicks (May 4 - Field) Ami Goldhammer - 2004 Brent Gray (April 4 - Track) Ben Woodruff (May 4 - Field) Ezra Kwong (April 25 - Field) Kim Heinz (May 2 - Field) 2012 (6) Women’s Freshman Athlete of the Year (1) Ben Woodruff (March 6 - Field) Phylicia Johnson - 2008 2008 (7) Rosa Del Toro (March 20 - Track) Chris Richardson (March 13 - Field) Jacob Weintraub (March 27 - Field) Jessica Branker (April 3 - Track) Ben Woodruff (April 3 - Field) Alex Shaw (April 3 - Field) Ben Woodruff (April 17 - Field) Brent Gray (April 3 - Track) Tyler Wallace (April 24 - Field) Robert Jennings (April 3 - Field) Alex Freitas (April 10 - Track) 2013 (6) Katelyn Ciarelli (May 1 - Field) Koree Hines (March 5 - Track) Michael Vaughan (March 5 - Field) Chirs Yates (March 12 - Field) Chris Yates (April 16 - Field) Chris Enriquez (April 23 - Track) Gabe Hilbert (April 30 - Track)

2014 (8) Jason Harrell (March 11 - Field) Kayla Kamaka (March 18 - Field) Jasmine Askew (March 25 - Track) Andy Sythe is a six- me recipient of Brent Gray was tabbed the Big West Tiff any Forbito (March 25 - Field) the Big West Men’s Coach of the Year Men’s Track Athlete of the Year in 2007 award. and 2008. Tiff any Forbito (April 8 - Field) Jacob Fraser (April 8 - Field) Willie Alexander (April 22 - Field) Conner Rouse (April 29 - Field)

2015 (6) Cameron Glasgow (March 10 - Track) Jacob Fraser (March 17 - Field) Ryan Sanders (March 24 - Field) Michael Perez-Rogers (March 31 - Track) Victor Mar n (April 21 - FIeld) Victor Mar n (April 28 - Field) Ami Goldhammer was named the Big Chris Richardson was a two- me Big Tara Ross was a three- me Big West Women’s West Women’s Athlete of the Year West Men’s Field Athlete of the Year Field Athlete of the Week in 2011. in 2004. (2006, 2008).

53longbeachstate.com 53 ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMANCES

MEN 1992 1999 (MPSF) 2006 (MPSF) 2010 1985 Doug Conner (1st - 110m Hurdles) 4x400m (1st) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) Kenneth Medwood (1st - 400m Hurdles) Chris Peterson (1st - Javelin) Jason Ricker (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Borya Celentano (3rd - Pole Vault) Robert Jennings (2nd - Weight Throw) Nicholas Armstrong (2nd - Decathlon) Michael Grisse (2nd - Triple Jump) Jason Frudakis (3rd - Decathlon) Lewis Young (3rd - 200m) John Temidara (2nd - Triple Jump) Kevin Jenkins (2nd - Triple Jump) Mike Worden (3rd - Pole Vault) Al Hart (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Lewis Young (3rd - 400m) Sam Jeter (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Tony Moore (3rd - Discus) 2006 Ma Maldonado (2nd - 1500m) 1986 Keith Wynne (3rd - 800m) Mario Cobian (1st - 800m) Kenneth Medwood (2nd - Long Jump) Dino Romanelli (1st - 200m) 1999 Ed Cornell (1st - Discus) Cesar Puga (2nd - Discus) Oswaldo Zea (1st - 400m Hurdles) 1993 Borya Celentano (1st - Pole Vault) Charles Lewis (1st - 400m) 4x100m (2nd) 4x400m (1st) Ed Barne (1st - High Jump) Darby Kelly (1st - Decathlon) Chris Richardson (1st - Decathlon) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) James Ferreira (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Larry Billoups (2nd - 400m) 4x400m (1st) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) Nimrod Piggee (3rd - 110m Hurdles) John Medford (2nd - High Jump) Hector Sanchez (3rd - Javelin) Johann Appell (2nd - Steeple) John Temidara (1st - Triple Jump) 4x400m (3rd) Tyrus Deminter (2nd - 10000m) 4x400m (3rd) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) 4x400m Relay (1st) 4x100m (2nd) Jon O’Neil (3rd - Hammer) Aus n Fowler (2nd - 200m) 2011 (MPSF) Chris Monroe (3rd - 1500m) 1994 Earl Smith (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Jimmy Grabow (2nd - 5000m) Colin Dunbar (1st - Weight Throw) Jack Davis (3rd - 800m) Patrick Sco (2nd - Long Jump) Robert Jennings (2nd - Discus) Nicholas Armstrong (3rd - Heptathlon) Patrick Sco (2nd - Triple Jump) 2000 (MPSF) Tim Burnham (3rd - Pole Vault) 1987 Jaime Barragan (3rd - 100m) Kashus Perona (1st - 400m) Ronald Carter (3rd - Triple Jump) 2011 Anthony Ford (1st - 200m) Jason Frudakis (3rd - Decathlon) Borya Celentano (2nd - Pole Vault) Aus n Fowler (3rd - 100m) Nicholas Armstrong (1st - Decathlon) Tyrone McCullough (1st - 400m Hurdles) Adam Herndon (3rd - 400m) Larry Henderson (3rd - 800m) Robert Gomez (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Colin Dunbar (1st - Discus) James Ferreira (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Jon O’Neil (3rd - Shot Put) Charles Lewis (3rd - 200m) Colin Dunbar (1st - Hammer) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) 1995 Jon O’Neil (3rd - Weight Throw) Chris Richardson (3rd - Javelin) Cesar Puga (1st - Shot Put) Humberto Gonzales (3rd - 110m Jaime Barragan (1st - 100m) David Sampson (3rd - Discus) Tyler Wallace (1st - Pole Vault) Hurdles) Jaime Barragan (1st - 200m) 2000 John Temidara (3rd - Long Jump) Ben Woodruff (1st - Javelin) Chris Czerwinski (1st - Triple Jump) Larry Henderson (1st - 1500m) Koree Hines (2nd - 110m Hurdles) 1988 Jason Hinkin (1st - Pole Vault) Borya Celentano (2nd - Pole Vault) 2007 (MPSF) Manny Neizer (2nd - Triple Jump) Tyrone McCullough (1st - 400m Hurdles) 4x100m (1st) Will Moore (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Ronald Carter (1st - Triple Jump) Cesar Puga (2nd - Discus) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) 4x400m (1st) Tyrone Pearson (3rd - 400m) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Heath Reedy (2nd - 10000m) Anthony Ford (2nd - 200m) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 110m Hurdles) 4x400m (3rd) Chris Richardson (3rd - Heptathlon) Colin Dunbar (3rd - Shot Put) Dave Schumacher (2nd - 5000m) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Manny Neizer (3rd - Long Jump) Gary Cablayan (2nd - Long Jump) 4x100m (2nd) 2001 2007 Christopher Lawson (3rd - 400m) Damon DeVault (2nd - Shot Put) 4x400m (2nd) Kashus Perona (1st - 400m) Brent Gray (1st - 100m) Jason Frudakis (2nd - Decathlon) Jason Dolison (2nd - 400m) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) 2012 (MPSF) Brandon Thomas (2nd - 200m) 1989 4x100m (2nd) Robert Jennings (1st - Discus) Ma Maldonado (1st - Mile) Damon DeVault (3rd - Hammer) Eric Ree (1st - 10000m) 4x400m (1st) Tyler Wallace (2nd - Pole Vault) Terrance Riley (1st - 200m) 2002 (MPSF) Alex Goldberg (2nd - 400m) Jacob Weintraub (3rd - Shot Put) 1996 (MPSF) Terrance Riley (1st - 400m) Ma Bates (2nd - 800m) Tyson Gray (2nd - Javelin) Jaime Barragan (1st - 55m) 4x100m (1st) Jon O’Neil (2nd - Weight Throw) Alex Goldberg (3rd - 200m) 2012 Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) 4x400m (1st) Rodney Hawkins (3rd - Triple Jump) Chris Lawson (1st - 400m Hurdles) Detric Cofi eld (3rd - Long Jump) O s Dixon (2nd - 400m) 2002 David Sampson (3rd - Discus) Jahmani Locke (1st - 400m) Jacob Glickman (3rd - 200m) Anthony Ford (2nd - 100m) Jimmy Camilo (2nd - Pole Vault) 4x100m (3rd) Jacob Weintraub (1st - Discus) Anthony Ford (2nd - 200m) Rashaad Johnson (2nd - 200m) Ben Woodruff (1st - Javelin) 1996 Jeff Mulligan (2nd - Pole Vault) Jon O’Neil (2nd - Shot Put) 2008 (MPSF) Jacob Fraser (2nd - Discus) Detric Cofi eld (1st - Long Jump) Donnie Laut (3rd - Shot Put) Shaun Anderson (3rd - High Jump) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) Chris Czerwinski (1st - Triple Jump) Byron Stovall (3rd - 100m) Ma Bates (3rd - 800m) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) Chris Lawson (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Jacob Glickman (1st - 200m) Rashaad Johnson (3rd - 400m) Manny Neizer (2nd - Triple Jump) 1990 Chris Kanowski (1st - Javelin) Cory Loebl (3rd - Hammer) 2008 Jacob Weintraub (2nd - Shot Put) O s Dixon (1st - 400m) Brandon Thomas (1st - 100m) Cory Loebl (3rd - Discus) Brent Gray (1st - 100m) 4x400m (2nd) Terrance Riley (1st - 200m) Lewis Young (1st - 400m) Frank Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Dillon Fox (3rd - Decathlon) 4x100m (1st) 4x100m (1st) Robert Jennings (1st - Hammer) Koree Hines (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 4x400m (1st) 4x400m (1st) 2003 Chris Richardson (1st - Javelin) Michael Vaughan (3rd - Triple Jump) O s Dixon (2nd - 200m) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Cory Loebl (1st - Discus) Chris Richardson (1st - Decathlon) 4x100m (3rd) Roosevelt Langston (2nd - 400m) Gary Cablayan (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Cory Loebl (2nd - Shot Put) 4x100 (1st) Byron Stovall (2nd - 100m) Detric Cofi eld (2nd - Triple Jump) Cory Loebl (2nd - Hammer) 4x400m (1st) 2013 (MPSF) Shawn Wilbourn (2nd - Decathlon) Jacob Glickman (2nd - 100m) Frank Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin) Kelsey Caesar (2nd - 400m) Willie Alexander (3rd - Long Jump) Stacey Boyd (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Brandon Thomas (2nd - 200m) Adrian Ruark (3rd - Pole Vault) Aus n Fowler (2nd - 100m) Jamal Bush (3rd - Triple Jump) Clyde Wilkerson (2nd - Long Jump) Terrance Wroblewski (3rd - 10,000m) Tyson Gray (2nd - Javelin) 2013 Steve Heff eran (3rd - Javelin) Lewis Young (3rd - 200m) Chris Lawson (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Jacob Fraser (1st - Discus) Donnie Laut (3rd - Shot Put) 2004 (MPSF) Ed Cornell (3rd - Discus) Gabe Hilbert (1st - 800m) Craig Malaer (3rd - Decathlon) 1997 (MPSF) John Temidara (3rd - High Jump) Collin Cram (3rd - Decathlon) Josh Villalobos (1st - Hammer) Derek Pye (3rd - 110m Hurdles) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Aus n Fowler (3rd - 200m) Davon Wilson-Angel (1st - 110m Terrance Riley (3rd - 100m) 1997 2004 Alex Freitas (3rd - 1500m) Hurdles) Doug Lefl er (1st - Javelin) Willie Alexander (2nd - Triple Jump) 1991 Jason Hinkin (1st - Pole Vault) John Temidara (1st - High Jump) 2009 (MPSF) Garre Demirjian (2nd - Decathlon) Derek Pye (1st - 400m Hurdles) Will Moore (2nd - 110 m Hurdles) Shingo Suzumura (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Brent Gray (1st - 200m) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 400m) Derek Pye (1st - 110m Hurdles) 4x400m (2nd) Sean Blanford (3rd - Javelin) Jason Harrell (2nd - Discus) Doug Conner (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Walt Senior (3rd - Javelin) Steve Holland (3rd - Hammer) 2009 Devin Hickey (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Ziad Khozam (2nd - Discus) Karl Stephens (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Charles Lewis (3rd - 400m) Rajan Bains (2nd - Discus) Chris Yates (2nd - Shot Put) Ziad Khozam (2nd - Shot Put) Lewis Young (3rd - 400m) Colin Dunbar (2nd - Hammer) 4x100 (2nd) Dave Schumacher (2nd - 5000m) 2005 Rodney Hawkins (2nd - Triple Jump) Willie Alexander (3rd - Long Jump) 4x400m (2nd) 1998 (MPSF) Charles Lewis (1st - 400m) Kenneth Medwood (2nd - 400m Dylan McCloskey (3rd - 400m) Roosevelt Langston (3rd - 400m) Lewis Young (2nd - 400m) Tyler McCoy (1st - Javelin) Hurdles) Kody Robison (3rd - Javelin) Dion Lee (3rd - Long Jump) Ed Cornell (3rd - Discus) Kenneth Medwood (2nd - Long Jump) 4x400 (3rd) Jason Ricker (3rd - 110m Hurdles) 1998 Jimmy Grabow (3rd - 10000m) Pat Smith (2nd - Javelin) Dave Schumacher (3rd - 10000m) Borya Celentano (1st - Pole Vault) Charles Lewis (3rd - 200m) Alex Freitas (3rd - 800m) Keith Wynne (3rd - 800m) Detric Cofi eld (1st - Long Jump) 4x100m (3rd) Darby Kelly (3rd - Decathlon) David Sampson (3rd - Shot Put) Gabe Rodriguez (3rd - Javelin)

54longbeachstate.com 54 ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMANCES

2014 1990 Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Kim Heinz (2nd - Javelin) Willie Alexander (1st - Triple Jump) Jennifer Bessel (1st - 5000m) Monica Macmanus (3rd - 5000m) Patrice White (2nd - 100m) Adam Bianchessi (1st - Javelin) Jennifer Bessel (2nd - 3000m) 4x400m (3rd) 4x100m (2nd) Garre Demirjian (1st - Decathlon) Celeste Paque e (2nd - Shot Put) Jessica Branker (3rd - 100m) Jason Harrell (1st - Discus) 2000 Meredith Kramon (3rd - 10000m) Chris Low (1st - 800m) 1991 Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Jennifer Onyeagbako (3rd - Hammer) Michael Perez-Rogers (1st - 400m) Ami Ice (1st - Heptathlon) Chris na Lee (2nd - Pole Vault) Jill Reynolds (3rd - Pole Vault) Conner Rouse (1st - Pole Vault) Chris Morgan (2nd - 5000m) Marion Reneau (2nd - Heptathlon) Davon Wilson-Angel (1st - 110m Ambre Thompson (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Leslie Smith (3rd - Pole Vault) 2008 Hurdles) Chris Morgan (3rd - 800m) Katelyn Ciarelli (1st - Discus) 4x400 (1st) Mary Schumacher (3rd - 10000m) 2001 (MPSF) Miia Mobley (1st - Triple Jump) Willie Alexander (2nd - Long Jump) Lori Svoboda (3rd - High Jump) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Alex Shaw (1st - Javelin) Chris Enriquez (2nd - 10000m) Jessica Branker (2nd - 100m) Jacob Fraser (2nd - Shot Put) 1993 2001 Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) Jacob Fraser (2nd - Discus) Le’Gre a Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) Nina Grubbs (1st - Heptathlon) 4x100m (2nd) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) Marquita Knight (1st - Triple Jump) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Phylicia Johnson (Long Jump - 3rd) Brandon Hierholzer (2nd - Pole Vault) Ambre Thompson (1st - Long Jump) Connie Jerz (1st - Pole Vault) Kristen Kiefer (400m Hurdles - 3rd) Dylan McCloskey (2nd - 400m) 4x100m (1st) Shannon Livingston (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Jill Reynolds (Pole Vault - 3rd) Kody Robison (2nd - Javelin) Le’Gre a Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Ami Goldhammer (3rd - Javelin) Devin Hickey (3rd - 110m Hurdles) Atelaite Pale (2nd - Discus) Chris ne Riel (3rd - 10000m) 2009 Michael Perez-Rogers (3rd - 200m) Loni Bue ner (3rd - High Jump) Carly Harris (2nd - 5000m) Camren Woods (3rd - Long Jump) Angie Sco (3rd - Triple Jump) 2002 Carly Harris (2nd - Steeplechase) 4x100 (3rd) Ambre Thompson (3rd - 100m Hurdles) Serena Boykin (2nd - Shot Put) Kris na Wilson (2nd - 10000m) 4x400m (3rd) Emily Forsythe (2nd - High Jump) Taylor O’Conner (3rd - High Jump) 2015 (MPSF) Stephanie Sampson (2nd - Hammer) Cameron Glasgow (3rd - 400m) 1994 Gladys Iwuaba (3rd - Triple Jump) 2010 Le’Gre a Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) Michelle Pequinot (3rd - Discus) Randi Hicks (1st - Javelin) 2015 Le’Gre a Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Alex Shaw (2nd - Javelin) Willie Alexander (1st - Long Jump) Brooke Mabe (2nd - 10000m) 2003 Jacob Fraser (1st - Discus) Laite Pale (2nd - Discus) Stephanie Sampson (1st - Hammer) 2011 Cameron Glasgow (1st - 400m) Jennifer Yadon (2nd - Steeplechase) Phylicia Johnson (1st - Long Jump) Chris Low (1st - 800m) 1995 Gladys Iwuaba (3rd - Triple Jump) Rosa Del Toro (2nd - 1500m) Michael Montgomery (1st - Pole Vault) Christa Ayuso (1st - 1500m) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) Kody Robison (1st - Hammer) Le’Gre a Hinds (1st - 400m Hurdles) 2004 (MPSF) Randi Hicks (2nd - Javelin) Ryan Sanders (1st - Triple Jump) Kirran Moss (1st - Hammer) Emily Forsythe (3rd - High Jump) Phylicia Johnson (2nd - Heptathlon) 4x400 (1st) Le’Gre a Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Shakina Phillips (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Willie Alexander (2nd - Triple Jump) 2004 Shakina Phillips (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Cameron Glasgow (2nd - 200m) 1996 (MPSF) Ami Goldhammer (1st - Heptathlon) Tara Ross (3rd - Javelin) Devin Hickey (2nd - 110m Hurdles) Le’Gre a Hinds (2nd - 55m) Ami Goldhammer (1st - Javelin) Jillian Weir (3rd - Shot Put) Victor Mar n (2nd - Shot Put) Stephanie Sampson (1st - Hammer) Victor Mar n (2nd - Discus) 1996 Serena Boykin (3rd - Shot Put) 2012 (MPSF) Michael Perez-Rogers (2nd - 400m) Kristy Kierulff (1st - High Jump) Emily Forsythe (3rd - High Jump) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) Kody Robison (2nd - Javelin) Le’Gre a Hinds (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Jennifer Yadon (3rd - Steeplechase) Conner Rouse (2nd - Pole Vault) Kirran Moss (2nd - Discus) 2012 Ryan Sanders (3rd - Long Jump) Le’Gre a Hinds (3rd - 400m Hurdles) 2005 (MPSF) Jessica Barnard (1st - Steeplechase) 4x100 (3rd) Emily Forsythe (T3rd - High Jump) Katrina Graves-Johnson (2nd - High Jump) 1997 (MPSF) Kayla Kamaka (2nd - Pole Vault) Marylou Badillo (3rd - Pole Vault) 2005 Sara Macey (2nd - Heptathlon) WOMEN Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Kim Heinz (1st - Javelin) Emily Cooper (3rd - 100m) 1986 Kirran Moss (3rd - Weight Throw) 4x100m Relay (1st) Emily Cooper (3rd - 200m) Jacque Norton (2nd - Discus) Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) Phylicia Johnson (3rd - Long Jump) Jacque Norton (2nd - Shot Put) 1997 Meredith Kramon (2nd - 10000m) Shakina Phillips (3rd - 400m Hurdles) Kerri Zaleski (2nd - 800m) Marylou Badillo (1st - Pole Vault) 4x400m Relay (2nd) 4x400m (3rd) Asa Karlsson (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Charlene Deardorff (3rd - 100m) 2013 Kris na Price (3rd - Discus) Taylor Jackson (2nd - Long Jump) 1987 Asa Karlsson (2nd - 400m Hurdles) Jasmine Winfi eld (3rd - 400m) Alexandra Cervantes (3rd - Hammer) Jacque Norton (1st - Shot Put) Kirran Moss (2nd - Hammer) Taylor Jackson (3rd - Heptathlon) Maureen Wiley (1st - Long Jump) 2006 Hillary Zator (3rd - 10000m) Ami Ice (2nd - 400m Hurdles) 1998 (MPSF) Katelyn Cicarelli (1st - Discus) 4x400 (3rd) Jacque Norton (2nd - Javelin) Marylou Badillo (2nd - Pole Vault) Emily Forsythe (1st - High Jump) Jacque Norton (2nd - Discus) Kim Heinz (1st - Javelin) 2014 Kerri Zaleski (2nd - 800m) 1998 Jill Reynolds (1st - Pole Vault) Fa ma Vergara (1st - Hammer) Sarina Wong (3rd - 10000m) Tayyiba Haneef (1st - High Jump) Jaime Cuthbert-Allen (T2nd - Heptahlon) 4x400 (2nd) Adara Newidouski (3rd - Shot Put) Kris na Price (2nd - Discus) Marina Shelton (3rd - Hammer) 1988 (incomplete) Alex Shaw (2nd - Javelin) 4x100 (3rd) Ami Ice (1st - 400m Hurdles) 1999 (MPSF) Kris na Price (3rd - Shot Put) Cathy Roberts (1st - 200m) Kristy Kierulff (3rd - High Jump) Ludi Valdez (3rd - 10000m) 2015 Cathy Roberts (1st - Long Jump) Jasmine Winfi eld (3rd - 100m) Jasmine Bass (2nd - Triple Jump) Kerri Zaleski (1st - 800m) 1999 Jasmine Winfi eld (3rd - 200m) Marina Shelton (3rd - Hammer) Marion Reneau (1st - Heptathlon) 4x100m Relay (3rd) 4x100 (3rd) 1989 Marion Reneau (1st - Long Jump) 4x400 (3rd) Ami Ice (1st - Heptathlon) 4x100m (1st) 2007 Chris Morgan (2nd - 1500m) Amaris Buchanan (2nd - 100m) Jennifer Onyeagbako (1st - Discus) * Athletes listed by fi nish. Ami Ice (3rd - 100m Hurdles) Amaris Buchanan (2nd - 200m) Alex Shaw (1st - Javelin) Tayyiba Haneef (2nd - High Jump) Jessica Branker (2nd - 200m) Marion Reneau (2nd - 100m Hurdles) Ericka Feazell (2nd - 100m Hurdles)

55longbeachstate.com 55 MEN’S INDOOR RECORDS

60 Meters 60 Meter High Hurdles 7. 23-05.25 Ronald Carter ...... 2006 1. 6.75 Brent Gray ...... 2009 1. 8.05 Davon Wilson-Angel ...... 2014 8. 23-02.75 Robert Nelson ...... 2004 2. 6.85 aa Aus n Fowler ...... 2009 2. 8.09 Koree Hines ...... 2012 9. 23-00.00 Collin Cram ...... 2009 3. 6.89 aa Dylan McCloskey ...... 2013 3. 8.12 Shingo Suzumura ...... 2003 10. 22-11.25 Ryan Sanders ...... 2015 4. 6.90 aa Charles Lewis ...... 2006 4. 8.16 Chris Lawson ...... 2009 5. 6.96 aa Jason Dolison ...... 2001 5. 8.18 Nimrod Piggee ...... 2010 Triple Jump 6. 6.97 Cameron Glasgow ...... 2014 6. 8.19 Devin Hickey...... 2013 1. 52-07.25 Ronald Carter ...... 2007 7. 7.00 aa Chandler White ...... 2001 7. 8.29 aa Armond Goodin...... 2006 2. 51-03.75 John Temidara ...... 2006 8. 7.02 aa Richard Crawford...... 2011 8. 8.33 aa Kenny Vinh ...... 2001 3. 51-01.50 Gregory Magee ...... 1977 9. 7.04 aa Daniel Gerlach ...... 2002 9. 8.36 Garre Demirjian ...... 2012 4. 50-08.00 Ryan Sanders ...... 2015 10. 7.05 aa Nathan Alade ...... 2010 10. 8.38 Nicholas Armstrong ...... 2011 5. 50-06.00 Manny Neizer ...... 2012 6. 48-10.00 Michael Vaughan ...... 2013 200 Meters 4x400 M Relay 7. 48-04.00 Haben Hagos ...... 2004 1. 20.90 Brent Gray ...... 2009 1. 3:12.13 Perez-Rogers, Glasgow, ...... 2015 8. 48-03.25 Willie Alexander ...... 2013 2. 21.47 Charles Lewis ...... 2006 Locke , McCloskey 9. 47-09.00 Rodney Hawkins ...... 2009 21.47 Lewis Young ...... 1998 2. 3:12.51 Pearson, Perona, ...... 1999 10. 47-08.00 Eric Nowell ...... 2010 4. 21.54 Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 2015 Moore, Young 5. 21.66 Cameron Glasgow ...... 2015 3. 3:13.58 Langston, Riley,...... 1990 Shot Put 6. 21.68 O s Dixon ...... 1990 Billoups, Dixon 1. 61-10.50 Jon O’Neil ...... 2002 7. 21.69 Jacob Glickman ...... 1996 4. 3:14.59 McCloskey, Glasgow, ...... 2014 2. 58-09.25 Jacob Weintraub ...... 2012 8. 21.72 Kelsey Caesar ...... 2008 Perez-Rogers, Smith 3. 58-06.25 Ezra Kwong ...... 2007 21.72 Terrance Riley ...... 1990 5. 3:14.95 Pearson, Perona, ...... 1999 4. 56-06.00 Colin Dunbar ...... 2011 10. 21.77 Jaime Barragan ...... 1996 Carson, Young 5. 56-05.75 David Sampson ...... 2006 6. 3:15.21 B. Gray, Goldberg, ...... 2007 6. 56-00.00 Victor Mar n ...... 2015 400 Meters Freitas, Lewis 7. 55-07.00 Jacob Fraser...... 2015 1. 46.89 Lewis Young ...... 1999 7. 3:15.44 Lawson, Fowler ...... 2009 8. 54-10.75 Cory Loebl ...... 2003 2. 47.31 Charles Lewis ...... 2006 Piggee, Crawford 9. 54-03.75 Damon DeVault ...... 1997 3. 47.53 Cameron Glasgow ...... 2015 8. 3:15.48 Sweeney, Lawson, ...... 2011 10. 52-11.50 Kellen Boaz ...... 2006 4. 47.55 Kashus Perona ...... 2000 Crawford, Jeter 5. 47.61 Michael Perez-Rogers ...... 2015 9. 3:15.58 Names unavailable ...... 1988 35 lb. Weight Throw 1. 66-11.25 Jon O’Neil ...... 2002 6. 47.98 Roosevelt Langston ...... 1990 10. 3:16.15 Perez-Rogers, Maldonado, ...... 2013 2. 65-00.75 Colin Dunbar ...... 2011 7. 48.04 Brent Gray ...... 2008 McCloskey, Hilbert 3. 64-10.75 Robert Jennings ...... 2006 8. 48.09 Kelsey Caesar ...... 2008 4. 59-11.00 Joel Baez ...... 2013 9. 48.10 Tyrone Pearson...... 2000 Distance Medley Relay 5. 59-05.50 Josh Villalobos ...... 2013 10. 48.12 Kenneth Medwood ...... 2010 1. 9:51.55 Cobain, Lewis, ...... 2007 6. 58-03.75 Rajan Bains ...... 2011 Freitas, Grabow 7. 57-11.75 Kody Robison ...... 2015 800 Meters 2. 9:52.53 Maldonado, Medwood ...... 2009 8. 57-04.25 Ezra Kwong ...... 2007 1. 1:49.83 Alex Freitas ...... 2008 Freitas, Arcos 9. 57-00.50 Cory Loebl ...... 2003 2. 1:51.40 Larry Henderson ...... 2000 3. 10:00.21 Arcos, Jeter, ...... 2011 10. 56-10.25 Robert Marlow ...... 2015 3. 1:51.57 Ma Bates ...... 2002 Evans, Reedy 4. 1:52.12 Gabe Hilbert ...... 2012 4. 10:01.87 Evans, Medwood, ...... 2010 Heptathlon 5. 1:52.61 Hudson Wilvers ...... 2008 Granville, Freitas 1. 5,399 Nicholas Armstrong ...... 2011 6. 1:52.62 Mario Cobian...... 2006 5. 10:03.68 Maldonado, Gray ...... 2009 2. 5,363 Chris Richardson...... 2007 7. 1:52.88 Chris Low ...... 2014 Freitas, Arcos 3. 4,834 Mark Horist ...... 2011 8. 1:54.05 Neil Chomos ...... 1991 6. 10:06.57 Breithaupt, Douglas, ...... 2005 4. 4,623 Herman Day ...... 2015 9. 1:54.13 Ma Maldonado ...... 2009 Bruton, Estrella 5. 4,274 Cameron Pizzica ...... 2015 10. 1:54.22 Josh Campbell ...... 2004 7. 10:12.45 Wilvers, Lawson, ...... 2008 Freitas, Thomas 50 Meters 1 Mile 8. 10:13.53 Maldonado, Van Boxtel, ...... 2012 1. 6.06 Chandler White ...... 2001 1. 3:59.08 Ma Maldonado ...... 2012 Naasz, Hilbert 2. 4:11.85 Mario Cobian...... 2007 9. 10:15.20 Campbell, Dickran, ...... 2004 55 Meters 3. 4:11.93 Alex Freitas ...... 2009 Cardinalli, Garcia 1. 6.26 Jaime Barragan ...... 1996 4. 4:13.21 Raul Arcos ...... 2011 10. 10:17.93 Reedy, Evans, ...... 2011 2. 6.30 Byron Stovall ...... 1989 5. 4:15.28 Chris Low ...... 2015 Arcos, Hasvold 3. 6.36 Brandon Thomas ...... 1996 6. 4:15.49 Gabe Hilbert ...... 2012 4. 6.37 Mike Roberts ...... 1988 7. 4:16.14 Scot Breithaupt ...... 2005 High Jump 5. 6.39 Kevin Evans ...... 1988 8. 4:16.69 aa Johann Appell ...... 2000 1. 7-06.50 Dwight Stones ...... 1976 6. 6.40 Eric Stuart ...... 1997 9. 4:17.54 c Neil Chomos ...... 1992 2. 7-02.75 John Temidara ...... 2004 6.40 Jacob Glickman ...... 1996 10. 4:19.26 Larry Henderson ...... 2000 3. 7-00.50 Alex Black ...... 2010 8. 6.48 Detric Cofi eld ...... 1997 4. 6-10.25 Haben Hagos ...... 2005 9. 6.50 Anthony Ford ...... 1987 3000 Meters 5. 6-10.00 David Puff er ...... 1989 10. 6.52 Larry Billoups ...... 1990 1. 7:59.40 Jimmy Grabow ...... 2007 6. 6-09.50 Nicholas Armstrong ...... 2010 2. 8:18.01 Chris Enriquez ...... 2014 7. 6-09.00 Corey Johnson ...... 1997 500 Yards 3. 8:19.16 Heath Reedy ...... 2011 8. 6-08.75 Brad Zarembski ...... 2010 1. 56.90 Kashus Perona ...... 2000 4. 8:25.45 Travis Kuhlman ...... 2010 9. 6-08.25 Dan Trautner ...... 2005 2. 58.09 Tyrone Pearson...... 2000 5. 8:25.77 Jake Dawson ...... 2013 6-08.25 Aaron Junta ...... 1996 3. 58.14 Lewis Young ...... 1999 6. 8:26.96 Wolhan Ovalle ...... 2007 4. 59.94 Jason Dolison ...... 2001 7. 8:29.60 Steven DeCastro ...... 2010 Pole Vault 8. 8:32.47 Raul Arcos ...... 2011 1. 18-06.50 Jason Hinkin ...... 1997 50 Meter High Hurdles 9. 8:35.22 Terrance Wroblewski ...... 2004 2. 18-00.50 Borya Celentano ...... 1999 1. 7.04 Kenny Vinh ...... 2001 10. 8:36.49 Bret Hasvold ...... 2011 3. 17-09.50 Don Baird ...... 1975 2. 7.12 Wil Moore ...... 2000 4. 17-01.75 Tyler Wallace ...... 2012 5000 Meters 5. 17-01.50 Steve Smith ...... 1973 55 Meter High Hurdles 1. 13:44.04 Jimmy Grabow ...... 2006 6. 17-00.00 Conner Rouse ...... 2015 1. 7.48 Derek Pye ...... 1991 2. 14:09.93 Chris Enriquez ...... 2014 7. 16-07.25 Jimmy Camilo ...... 2001 2. 7.49 Doug Conner ...... 1992 3. 14:26.86 Wolhan Ovalle ...... 2007 8. 16-05.00 Jeff Mulligan ...... 1989 3. 7.57 Jason Ricker ...... 1991 4. 14:37.37 Jake Dawson ...... 2013 9. 16-04.75 Michael Montgomery ...... 2014 4. 7.59 Gary Cablayan ...... 1997 5. 14:53.11 Bret Hasvold ...... 2011 16-04.75 Adrian Ruark ...... 2003 5. 7.64 Koree Hines ...... 2012 6. 14:56.70 Dylan Jaedtke ...... 2007 6. 7.65 Davon Wilson-Angel ...... 2013 7. 15:02.48 aa Terrance Wroblewski ...... 2003 Long Jump 7. 7.72 Wil Moore ...... 1997 8. 15:05.09 Steven DeCastro ...... 2012 1. 25-00.00 Willie Alexander ...... 2013 8. 7.88 aa Jimmy Camilo ...... 2000 9. 15:12.21 Eli Rodriguez ...... 2007 2. 24-05.50 Detric Cofi eld ...... 1996 9. 7.92 Darby Kelly ...... 1999 10. 15:17.32 aa Pat Bendzick ...... 1996 3. 23-11.50 Chris Richardson...... 2007 10. 8.02 aa Richard Christensen ...... 2000 4. 23-08.50 Daniel Gerlach ...... 2002 c - converted from hand me 5. 23-06.75 Kenneth Medwood ...... 2009 aa - al tude adjusted 6. 23-06.25 Eric Nowell ...... 2010 Bold denotes current athletes

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60 Meters 60 Meter Hurdles Triple Jump 1. 7.47 Amaris Buchanan ...... 1999 1. 8.46 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2012 1. 39-10.50 Miia Mobley ...... 2010 2. 7.56 aa Charlene Deardorff ...... 2005 2. 8.71 Shakina Phillips...... 2012 2. 39-05.75 Gladys Iwuaba ...... 2002 3. 7.58 aa Emily Cooper ...... 2013 3. 8.75 Erricka Feazell ...... 2008 3. 39-05.00 Kenya Jimerson ...... 2002 4. 7.61 aa Jessica Branker ...... 2006 4. 8.77 aa Elijah McDonald ...... 2015 4. 39-00.50 Trisha Uwadiale ...... 2007 5. 7.64 aa Patrice White...... 2007 5. 8.78 Kristen Kiefer ...... 2012 5. 38-11.50 Holly Lipscomb ...... 2004 6. 7.70 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 2015 6. 8.88 Riley Cooks ...... 2015 6. 38-09.25 Tammura Hawthorne ...... 1992 7. 7.72 Kayla Goosby ...... 2015 7. 8.91 aa Gina Londono ...... 2004 7. 38-06.75 Megan Irey ...... 2004 8. 7.80 B.J. Triple ...... 2009 8. 8.92 aa Shannon Livingston ...... 2001 8. 38-06.00 Jasmine Tolbert ...... 2002 9. 7.86 aa Miranda Garrido ...... 2007 9. 8.95 aa Marion Reneau ...... 2000 9. 38-00.25 Lyne e Parker ...... 1992 7.86 aa Magnolia Howell ...... 2007 10. 8.97 Amber Clark ...... 2014 10. 37-09.50 Shaneika Hearvey ...... 2007 37-09.50 Melissa Brown ...... 2002 200 Meters 4x400 Meter Relay 1. 24.58 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 1. 3:46.14 Winfi eld, Branker, ...... 2006 Shot Put 2. 24.63 Emily Cooper ...... 2013 Deardorff , White 1. 50-00.50 Serena Boykin...... 2004 3. 24.70 Jessica Branker ...... 2005 2. 3:49.84 Winfi eld, Branker, ...... 2005 2. 48-01.25 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 2009 24.70 Amaris Buchanan ...... 1999 White, Deardorff 3. 46-06.75 Lauren Reimer ...... 2005 5. 24.92 Jasmine Winfi eld ...... 2006 3. 3:50.00 Wright, Cooper, ...... 2013 4. 45-05.00 Jillian Weir ...... 2011 6. 25.04 Charlene Deardorff ...... 2006 Askew, Hairanian 5. 45-04.25 Kris na Price ...... 2008 7. 25.10 Patrice White...... 2006 4. 3:52.48 aa Askew, Cooper, ...... 2014 6. 45-03.75 Adara Newidouski ...... 1998 8. 25.12 Ashleigh Chambers ...... 2015 Kruthers, Wright 7. 45-02.25 Destanie Yarbrough ...... 2009 9. 25.18 Kayla Goosby ...... 2014 5. 3:53.03 Bedford, Buchanan, ...... 1999 8. 44-08.00 Suzie Greganic ...... 1992 10. 25.19 B.J. Triple ...... 2010 D. Jones, Reneau 9. 42-03.50 Stephanie Sampson ...... 2003 6. 3:54.43 Ruiz, Goldhammer, ...... 2003 10. 42-02.50 Rachel Hammar ...... 2010 400 Meters Fairweather, Atkinson 1. 54.79 Kerri Zaleski ...... 1988 7. 3:56.98 Mar no, Cardenas,...... 1998 20 lb. Weight Throw 2. 55.43 Asa Karlsson ...... 1997 Hunt, Reneau 1. 62-05.00 Fa ma Vergara ...... 2015 3. 56.66 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1996 8. 3:59.37 Williams, Packard, ...... 2002 2. 60-08.50 Marina Shelton...... 2015 4. 56.76 Jasmine Winfi eld ...... 2006 Young, Atkinson 3. 58-01.25 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 2009 5. 56.80 Jasmine Askew ...... 2013 9. 3:59.50 LBSU “A” ...... 2013 4. 55-05.50 Stephanie Sampson ...... 2003 3:59.50 Williams, Packard, ...... 2002 6. 56.84 Alex Kruthers ...... 2014 5. 54-02.25 Kirran Moss ...... 1997 Burne , Atkinson 7. 57.25 Jessica Williams ...... 2002 6. 53-02.75 Shannon Daniels...... 2002 8. 57.50 Meghan Atkinson ...... 2002 7. 52-08.75 Katelyn Ciarelli...... 2006 Distance Medley Relay 9. 57.66 Saedra Wright ...... 2014 8. 52-04.75 Chaylene Bruggeman ...... 2015 1. 11:48.81 Del Toro, Hairanian, ...... 2012 10. 58.01 Bethany Ross ...... 2006 52-04.75 Alexandra Cervantes ...... 2013 Mar nez, Barnard 10. 51-00.75 Shari Harris ...... 2011 2. 11:52.79 Harris, Okoro, ...... 2009 800 Meters Barclay, Apgar 1. 2:10.40 Jessica Barnard ...... 2012 Pentathlon 3. 12:02.40 Barclay, White, ...... 2008 2. 2:10.90 Chris ne Morgan ...... 1991 1. 3,658 Taylor Jackson ...... 2014 Okoro, Apgar 3. 2:11.46 Caitlin Turner ...... 2014 2. 3,585 Kristen Kiefer ...... 2012 4. 12:03.73 Del Toro, Phillips, ...... 2011 4. 2:14.24 Ivonne Cardenas...... 1998 3. 3,533 Riley Cooks ...... 2015 Barnard, Moore 5. 2:15.43 Nicole Blalock ...... 2007 4. 3,445 Jamie Cuthbert-Allen ...... 2006 5. 12:08.64 Barnard, Kiefer, 6. 2:15.60 Ejiro Okoro ...... 2009 5. 3,410 Wendy Izquierdo ...... 2012 Barclay, Randall ...... 2010 7. 2:15.72 Meghan Foley ...... 2013 6. 3,359 Ka e Black ...... 2009 6. 12:13.16 Barnard, Nunez, 8. 2:17.35 Jenessa Botello ...... 2007 7. 3,155 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2011 Randall, Barajas ...... 2010 9. 2:17.36 Alexis Trujillo ...... 2014 7. 12:20.14 Botello, Ross, ...... 2006 10. 2:18.60 aa Cathernie Mar nez ...... 2014 50 Meters Pedersen, Miller 1. 6.84 Meghan Atkinson ...... 2001 1 Mile High Jump 1. 4:50.75 Rosa Del Toro...... 2012 55 Meters 1. 5-11.50 Katrina Graves-Johnson ...... 2012 2. 4:53.57 Missy Barclay ...... 2008 5-11.50 Tayyiba Haneef ...... 2000 1. 6.94 aa Amaris Buchanan ...... 1999 3. 4:54.30 Jaclyn Pedersen ...... 2006 5-11.50 Kristy Kierulff ...... 1999 2. 7.09 Emily Cooper ...... 2012 4. 4:55.40 Meghan Foley ...... 2013 4. 5-09.75 Emily Forsythe ...... 2004 3. 7.31 Angie Sco ...... 1992 5. 4:55.54 c aa Chris ne Morgan ...... 1991 5. 5-09.25 Lori Svoboda ...... 1992 4. 7.36 Lisa Moxley ...... 1992 6. 4:55.90 Jenessa Botello ...... 2007 6. 5-08.50 Janelle Coulter ...... 2009 5. 7.37 Kayla Goosby ...... 2013 7. 4:56.04 Carly Harris ...... 2009 5-08.50 Tayler O’Connor...... 2010 6. 7.38 aa Marisha Bedford ...... 2000 8. 4:56.70 Nicole Blalock ...... 2007 8. 5-06.00 Aundrea Yancy ...... 2014 7. 7.40 Dee Lars ...... 2012 9. 4:59.85 Annie Randall ...... 2010 5-06.00 Stephanie Armstrong ...... 2012 8. 7.42 Saedra Wright ...... 2012 10. 5:00.48 Catherine Mar nez ...... 2012 10. 5-05.75 Jaime Cuthbert-Allen ...... 2005 9. 7.44 Bev Hunt ...... 1998 5-05.75 Misty May ...... 1996 10. 7.46 aa Shaun Knighten ...... 1999 3000 Meters 1. 9:22.08 Rosa Del Toro...... 2013 Pole Vault 50 Meter Hurdles 2. 9:37.57 Carly Harris ...... 2009 1. 13-03.50 Connie Jerz ...... 2002 1. 7.46 Marion Reneau ...... 2000 3. 9:46.69 Hillary Zator ...... 2014 2. 12-11.50 Jill Reynolds ...... 2007 2. 7.54 Shannon Livingston ...... 2000 4. 9:47.27 Sarah Apgar ...... 2009 3. 12-07.50 Marylou Badillo ...... 1998 3. 7.64 Gina Londono ...... 2001 5. 9:49.06 Jennifer Rodriguez ...... 2011 4. 12-06.50 Kayla Kamaka ...... 2014 4. 7.71 LaShawn McNairy...... 2000 6. 9:52.86 Michelle Thompson...... 2013 5. 12-01.50 Rebecca Adams ...... 2007 5. 8.24 Nina Grubbs ...... 2001 7. 9:55.95 Nina Moore ...... 2011 6. 11-11.75 Ka e Crowe ...... 2009 8. 9:56.48 Kris na Wilson ...... 2009 7. 11-09.00 Chris na Lee ...... 2001 55 Meter Hurdles 9. 10:02.65 Alexis Trujillo ...... 2014 8. 11-07.75 Kris n Hambaroff ...... 2003 1. 7.79 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1996 10. 10:03.31 Ludi Valdez ...... 2006 11-07.75 Leslie Smith ...... 2000 2. 7.91 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2012 10. 11-06.50 Amber Bri ...... 2015 3. 8.01 Ami Ice ...... 1989 5000 Meters 11-06.50 Susana Kassab ...... 1998 4. 8.15 Asa Karlsson ...... 1997 1. 16:23.15 Rosa Del Toro...... 2013 5. 8.20 Ambre’ Thompson...... 1992 2. 17:00.64 Hillary Zator ...... 2014 Long Jump 6. 8.21 Marion Reneau ...... 2000 3. 17:01.31 Ludi Valdez ...... 2006 1. 19-09.75 Marion Reneau ...... 2000 7. 8.34 aa Shannon Livingston ...... 2000 4. 17:11.86 Michelle Thompson...... 2013 2. 19-08.00 Taylor Jackson ...... 2015 8. 8.36 Sara Macey ...... 2013 5. 17:22.36 Nina Moore ...... 2011 3. 18-09.25 Kristen Kiefer ...... 2012 9. 8.37 Princess Cooper...... 1988 6. 17:22.63 Kris na Wilson ...... 2009 4. 18-08.50 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2009 10. 8.40 Amber Clark ...... 2013 7. 17:23.54 Meredith Kramon ...... 2005 5. 18-08.25 Ambre Thompson...... 1992 c - converted from hand me 8. 17:26.38 Jennifer Rodriguez ...... 2011 6. 18-07.25 Ami Ice ...... 1989 aa - al tude adjusted 9. 18:12.38 Jennifer Yadon ...... 2003 7. 18-06.75 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 Bold denotes current athletes 10. 18:25.64 aa Monica MacManus ...... 1999 8. 18-05.25 Holly Lipscomb ...... 2003 9. 18-01.25 Angie Sco ...... 1992 10. 18-00.50 Iesha Iwobi ...... 2013 18-00.50 Miia Mobley ...... 2008

57longbeachstate.com 57 MEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

3000 Meter Steeplechase Shot Put 1. 8:59.40 Jim Sweeney ...... 1975 1. 64-10.00 Mike Smith ...... 1981 2. 9:00.30 Rich McCandless ...... 1978 2. 63-01.50 Jon O’Neil ...... 2002 3. 9:00.80 Mike Ritchie ...... 1971 3. 60-06.75 Victor Mar n ...... 2015 4. 9:02.22 Steven DeCastro ...... 2012 4. 60-04.25 Jim Hannefi eld ...... 1967 5. 9:04.40 Cal Linam ...... 1985 5. 59-07.00 David Fuller...... 1978 6. 9:06.13 Dylan Jaedtke ...... 2009 6. 59-04.25 Jacob Weintraub ...... 2012 7. 9:07.60 Howard Burgess...... 1976 7. 59-03.00 Jacob Fraser ...... 2015 8. 9:08.30 Lalo Terriquez ...... 1986 8. 59-01.25 Chris Yates ...... 2013 9. 9:08.84 # Johann Appell ...... 1999 9. 57-07.75 Ezra Kwong ...... 2007 10. 9:10.10 Kenny Lawrence ...... 2005 10. 57-04.25 Cesar Puga ...... 2011

Brent Gray holds the school record in the 100m Dwight Stones won the NCAA high jump 5000 Meters Discus Throw and 200m and is also a member of the 49ers’ top championship in 1976, clearing a world-record 1. 14:07.30 Chris Enriquez ...... 2014 1. 201-08 Jon O’Neil ...... 2002 4x100 relay team. breaking 7 feet, 7.25 inches. 2. 14:10.48 Rich McCandless ...... 1978 2. 199-01 Greg McSeveney ...... 1981 100 Meters 3. 14:11.20 Armando Cendejas ...... 1978 4x400m Relay 3. 195-11 Cory Loebl...... 2002 1. 10.29 Brent Gray ...... 2007 4. 14:12.20 Colin McConnell ...... 1977 1. 3:06.20 McCloskey, Glasgow,...... 2015 4. 195-03 Dan Gardner ...... 1975 2. 10.30 Jaime Barragan ...... 1995 5. 14:14.00 Ron Cornell ...... 1978 Perez-Rogers, Locke 5. 192-04 David Fuller...... 1978 3. 10.42 Cameron Glasgow ...... 2014 6. 14:16.62 Heath Reedy ...... 2011 2. 3:06.24 # Taylor, Lizardi, ...... 1977 6. 191-09 Jason Harrell ...... 2014 4. 10.48 Anthony Ford ...... 1987 7. 14:19.00 * Ron Pryor ...... 1972 Saunders, Beasley 7. 189-08 Sco Reid...... 1981 5. 10.50 Aus n Fowler...... 2008 8. 14:20.14 Gordon Duff ...... 1983 3. 3:06.84 #* Conaway, Beasley, ...... 1978 8. 189-05 Jacob Fraser ...... 2014 6. 10.52 Horace Berry...... 1978 9. 14:20.69 Dave Schumacher ...... 1988 Cox, Saunders 9. 187-10 Robert Jennings ...... 2007 10.52 Ricky Jackson ...... 1978 10. 14:21.20 * Bob Macias ...... 1977 4. 3:07.51 Pearson, Perona, ...... 1999 10. 185-08 Steve Brown ...... 1977 8. 10.53 Brandon Thomas ...... 1996 Carson, Young 10,000 Meters 10.53 Bobby Flenoid ...... 1988 5. 3:08.64 Goldberg, Fowler, ...... 2008 Hammer Throw 1. 28:52.20 Ron Pryor ...... 1972 10. 10.54 # Jeff Williams ...... 1976 K. Caesar, B. Gray 1. 235-07 Bill Green ...... 1983 2. 29:12.46 Chris Enriquez ...... 2014 6. 3:09.00 Pearson, Perona, ...... 1999 2. 223-06 Colin Dunbar...... 2011 3. 29:36.83 Jimmy Grabow ...... 2007 200 Meters Moore, Young 3. 214-00 Steve Rohovit...... 1982 4. 29:45.50 * Bob Wallace ...... 1972 1. 20.51 Brent Gray ...... 2007 7. 3:09.16 Perona, Stephens, ...... 1997 4. 206-01 Kody Robison ...... 2015 5. 29:53.10 Dave Schumacher ...... 1987 2. 20.72 Jaime Barragan ...... 1995 Young, Moore 5. 202-07 Cory Loebl...... 2003 6. 29:53.60 * Ben Mar nez ...... 1972 3. 20.93 Anthony Ford ...... 1988 8. 3:09.24 #* Nickerson, Ruby, ...... 1972 6. 198-05 Robert Jennings ...... 2007 7. 29:56.80 * Mike Wood ...... 1971 4. 20.94 Dan Moore ...... 1970 Stevenson, Moses 198-05 David Fuller...... 1978 8. 30:14.85 Heath Reedy ...... 2011 5. 21.00 Terrance Riley ...... 1989 9. 3:09.31 Perona, Smith, ...... 1998 8. 197-08 Greg McSeveney ...... 1981 9. 30:21.09 Jake Dawson ...... 2013 21.00 Ricky Jackson ...... 1978 Carson, Young 9. 196-07 George Frenn ...... 1964 10. 30:22.30 Allen Just ...... 1984 7. 21.01 Phil Pipersburg ...... 1978 10. 3:09.34 #* Moore, Love, ...... 1970 10. 195-06 Paul Fuller ...... 1978 8. 21.02 Dino Romanelli ...... 1986 Jones, Palmer 110 Meter High Hurdles 9. 21.04 # * Oscar Beasley ...... 1972 Javelin Throw ( ‘86 IAAF specs. ) 1. 13.72 * Milt Turner...... 1972 10. 21.06 Jacob Glickman ...... 1996 High Jump 1. 243-02 Ben Woodruff ...... 2012 2. 13.84 Derek Pye ...... 1991 1. 7-07.25 Dwight Stones ...... 1976 2. 237-02 Doug Lefl er ...... 2004 3. 13.97 Davon Wilson-Angel ...... 2014 400 Meters 2. 7-03.00 John Temidara ...... 2004 3. 224-10 Chris Richardson ...... 2008 4. 13.98 Doug Conner ...... 1992 1. 45.75 Lewis Young ...... 1999 3. 7-02.75 Mel Baker ...... 1982 4. 223-07 Adam Bianchessi ...... 2013 5. 14.06 Devin Hickey ...... 2014 2. 45.87 Herbert Beasley ...... 1978 4. 7-01.25 John Rambo ...... 1964 5. 218-00 Tyson Gray ...... 2007 6. 14.07 Chris Lawson...... 2012 3. 45.91 * Albert Shorts ...... 1975 5. 7-00.50 Bill Heitchew ...... 1975 6. 214-02 Frank Rodriquez...... 2002 7. 14.10 Larry Blake ...... 1981 4. 46.21 Kashus Perona ...... 2001 6. 7-00.00 Kelly Gordien ...... 1982 7. 212-06 Chris Kanowsky ...... 1996 8. 14.13 Koree Hines ...... 2014 5. 46.34 # * Clarence Palmer ...... 1970 8. 209-00 Tyler McCoy ...... 2006 14.13 Jason Ricker ...... 1991 7-00.00 Brian Sims ...... 1981 6. 46.39 Cameron Glasgow ...... 2015 9. 208-06 Hector Sanchez ...... 1993 10. 14.14 # John Peterson ...... 1976 7-00.00 Mike Franz ...... 1977 7. 46.56 Bryan Saunders...... 1978 7-00.00 Carl Miles ...... 1975 10. 207-09 Sean Blandford ...... 2004 8. 46.62 Charles Lewis ...... 2007 400 Meter Hurdles 10. 6-11.75 Dan Trautner ...... 2005 9. 46.63 O s Dixon ...... 1990 Decathlon 1. 49.66 Kenneth Medwood ...... 2010 6-11.75 Haben Hagos ...... 2004 10. 46.65 Kelsey Caesar ...... 2008 1. 7,605 Chris Richardson ...... 2006 2. 50.24 Sam Jeter ...... 2010 Pole Vault 2. 7,478 Nicholas Armstrong ...... 2011 800 Meters 3. 50.52 James Ferreira ...... 1986 1. 18-07.50 Jason Hinkin ...... 1997 3. 7,296 Garre Demirjian ...... 2013 1. 1:47.52 Chris Low ...... 2014 4. 50.66 Chris Lawson...... 2012 2. 18-06.50 Borya Celentano ...... 1999 4. 7,148 Shawn Wilbourn ...... 1990 2. 1:48.41 Sam Ceasar ...... 1983 5. 50.79 Wil Moore ...... 1999 3. 18-02.00 Don Baird ...... 1977 5. 7,106 Darby Kelly ...... 1999 3. 1:48.50 Odie Huff man ...... 1978 6. 50.86 Oswaldo Zea ...... 1986 4. 18-00.50 Tyler Wallace ...... 2011 6. 7,038 Craig Malaer ...... 1990 4. 1:48.70 * Ralph Lee ...... 1965 7. 51.14 # * Dennis Ruby...... 1971 18-00.50 Steve Smith...... 1972 7. 6,921 Mark Long ...... 1970 5. 1:48.99 Gabe Hilbert ...... 2013 8. 51.44 # * Allen Jones...... 1981 6. 17-09.00 Michael Montgomery ...... 2015 8. 6,919 Mike Worden ...... 1984 6. 1:49.10 * Ed Ricker ...... 1968 51.44 # * O s Fisher...... 1976 7. 17-06.00 Ken Corney ...... 1982 9. 6,798 Jason Frudakis ...... 1995 7. 1:49.34 Alex Freitas ...... 2008 51.44 # * Walt Clements ...... 1966 8. 17-03.00 Jim Knaub ...... 1976 10. 6,739 Collin Cram ...... 2008 8. 1:49.60 Darryl Taylor ...... 1964 4x100 Meter Relay 9. 17-02.75 Conner Rouse ...... 2015 9. 1:49.90 Larry Gonzalez ...... 1980 # - converted hand mes 1. 39.66 Goldberg, B. Gray, ...... 2008 10. 17-01.00 Craig Wilson ...... 1979 10. 1:50.08 Mario Cobian ...... 2007 * - converted from yards to meters K. Caesar, Fowler Bold denotes current athletes Long Jump 1500 Meters 2. 39.90 Berry, Jackson, ...... 1978 1. 25-09.25 Detric Cofi eld ...... 1996 1. 3:43.60 Armando Cendejas ...... 1978 Grace, Pipersburg 25-09.25 Keith Taylor ...... 1978 2. 3:44.28 Ma Maldonado ...... 2010 3. 39.94 #* Biggers, London, ...... 1971 3. 25-08.75 Fred Ba ste ...... 1974 3. 3:45.78 Mike Parker ...... 1983 Palmer, Moore 4. 25-08.25 Stanford Brewer ...... 1976 4. 3:47.86 Dan Arsenault ...... 1983 4. 40.04 * Williams, Grace,...... 1976 5. 3:47.90 Chris Monroe ...... 1986 Country, Brewer 5. 25-07.75 Doyle Steele...... 1971 6. 3:48.30 Dave Cangelosi ...... 1980 5. 40.08 Cablayan, Barragan, ...... 1995 6. 25-07.50 Ron Johnson ...... 1979 7. 3:48.80 Ron Cornell ...... 1978 Glickman, Thomas 7. 25-05.50 Willie Alexander...... 2015 8. 3:48.90 Colin McConnell ...... 1979 6. 40.10 White, Carson, ...... 1999 8. 25-02.75 Terry Metcalf ...... 1972 3:48.90 Kel Phelps ...... 1975 Perona, Young 9. 25-02.50 Greg Magee ...... 1977 10. 3:49.60 Rudy Krause ...... 1977 7. 40.11 Dixon, Riley, ...... 1990 10. 25-01.50 Mark Givens ...... 1976 Langston, Stovall 3000 Meters (Since 2002) 8. 40.13 Brewer, Turner, ...... 1975 Triple Jump 1. 8:26.02 Jimmy Grabow ...... 2005 Williams, Shorts 1. 54-01.00 Dave Tucker ...... 1973 2. 8:28.03 Jake Dawson ...... 2012 9. 40.14 #* Biggers, London, ...... 1970 2. 53-08.00 Keith Taylor ...... 1978 3. 8:29.06 Travis Kuhlman ...... 2008 Jones, Moore 3. 53-02.50 Greg Magee ...... 1977 4. 8:32.17 Terrance Wroblewski ...... 2003 10. 40.19 Glickman, Thomas, ...... 1996 4. 53-01.75 Rayfi eld Dupree ...... 1974 5. 8:32.78 Kevin Ramirez ...... 2015 Cablayan, Barragan 5. 52-09.25 Ronald Carter ...... 2006 6. 8:32.85 Chris Walden ...... 2011 6. 52-02.75 Willie Alexander...... 2013 7. 8:34.86 Heath Reedy ...... 2011 52-02.75 John Temidara ...... 2006 8. 8:34.98 Daniel Estrella ...... 2004 8. 51-07.75 Willie Williams ...... 1984 9. 8:35.19 Josh Ruff ...... 2011 9. 51-07.25 Michael Vaughan ...... 2013 Chris Richardson broke a 16-year old school 10. 8:35.62 Wolhan Ovalle ...... 2007 51-07.25 Rodney Hawkins ...... 2009 record in the decathlon in 2006.

58longbeachstate.com 58 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR RECORDS

3000 Meter Steeplechase 4x400m Relay Discus Throw 1. 10:22.90 Jessica Barnard ...... 2012 1. 3:39.65 Cooper, Kruthers,...... 2014 1. 179-04 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 2007 2. 10:28.31 Carly Harris ...... 2009 Askew, Wright 2. 174-03 Jacque Norton ...... 1986 3. 10:33.99 Jenny Yadon ...... 2003 2. 3:41.24 Askew, Cooper, ...... 2013 3. 171-05 Katelyn Ciarelli ...... 2008 4. 11:03.62 Kylee Mar n ...... 2014 Wright, Lorack 4. 167-11 Leslie Horner ...... 1981 5. 11:07.63 Danielle Miller ...... 2006 3. 3:41.88 Winfi eld, Fairweather, ...... 2005 5. 166-01 Celeste Paque e ...... 1990 6. 11:26.64 Missy Barclay ...... 2007 White, Deardorff 6. 165-09 Ramona Pagel ...... 1981 7. 11:34.28 Kathleen Dunne ...... 2015 4. 3:44.54 Askew, Lorack, ...... 2014 7. 161-05 Adara Newidouski ...... 1998 8. 11:39.39 Kelsea Tiapon ...... 2012 Kruthers, Cooper 8. 161-03 Pat Shaw ...... 1981 9. 11:39.63 Ka e Vahoviak ...... 2006 5. 3:44.64 White, Branker, ...... 2007 9. 158-09 Serena Boykin ...... 2004 10. 11:40.12 Madison D’Ornellas ...... 2012 Howell, Winfi eld 10. 158-03 Michelle Pequignot ...... 2002 6. 3:44.70 Winfi eld, Fairweather, ...... 2005 Joni Huntley, an Olympic bronze medalist, set 5000 Meters Ross, Deardorff Hammer Throw the 49er high jump record at 6 feet, 4 inches 1. 16:16.82 Jennifer Bessel ...... 1990 7. 3:45.02 Knighten, Bedford, ...... 1999 1. 199-05 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 2009 in 1978. 2. 16:40.41 Carly Harris ...... 2009 Buchanan, Reneau 2. 195-11 Marina Shelton ...... 2015 3. 16:45.72 Rosa Del Toro ...... 2012 8. 3:45.42 Wilson, Askew, ...... 2015 3. 193-05 Stephanie Sampson ...... 2004 100 Meters 4. 16:48.95 Ludi Valdez ...... 2006 Chambers, Harris 4. 192-02 Fa ma Vergara ...... 2014 1. 11.32 Andrea Lynch ...... 1978 5. 16:54.00 Meredith Kramon ...... 2007 9. 3:45.52 White, Branker, ...... 2007 5. 179-09 Alexandra Cervantes ...... 2013 2. 11.46 Amaris Buchanan ...... 1999 6. 16:56.26 Sarah Apgar ...... 2008 Kholev, Howell 6. 173-00 Shari Harris ...... 2012 3. 11.52 Jessica Branker ...... 2008 7. 16:57.13 Chris Morgan ...... 1991 10. 3:45.55 Askew, Phillips, ...... 2012 7. 171-10 Samantha Meredith ...... 2004 4. 11.76 Emily Cooper ...... 2013 8. 17:07.08 Kris na Wilson ...... 2009 Barnard, Wright 8. 171-09 Chaylene Bruggeman ...... 2015 5. 11.77 Patrice White ...... 2007 9. 17:08.88 Alisia Barajas...... 2010 9. 171-04 Katelyn Ciarelli ...... 2006 6. 11.79 Charlene Dearforff ...... 2005 10. 17:11.15 Nina Moore ...... 2011 High Jump 10. 170-07 Shannon Daniels ...... 2002 7. 11.80 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 1. 6-04.00 Joni Huntley ...... 1978 8. 11.83 Ashley Campbell ...... 2009 10,000 Meters 2. 6-02.00 Tayyiba Haneef ...... 2001 Javelin Throw (’99 IAAF Specs.) 9. 11.88 Kayla Goosby ...... 2014 1. 35:12.22 Hillary Zator ...... 2014 3. 6-00.50 Shelly Fehrman ...... 1984 1. 170-11 Randi Hicks ...... 2010 10. 11.96 Jasmine Winfi eld ...... 2006 2. 35:19.05 Jennifer Rodriguez ...... 2010 4. 6-00.00 Lori Svoboda ...... 1992 2. 169-04 Kimberly Heinz ...... 2007 3. 35:22.06 Alisia Barajas...... 2010 5. 5-11.50 Kristy Kierulff ...... 1997 3. 167-05 Alex Shaw ...... 2008 200 Meters 4. 35:29.56 Annie Randall ...... 2010 6. 5-11.00 Fern Simon ...... 1978 4. 163-08 Tara Ross ...... 2011 1. 23.26 Andrea Lynch ...... 1978 5. 35:38.21 Meredith Kramon ...... 2005 7. 5-10.75 Katrina Graves-Johnson ...... 2012 5. 158-10 Samantha Young ...... 2005 2. 23.46 Amaris Buchanan ...... 1999 6. 35:45.72 Jennifer Bessel ...... 1990 8. 5-10.50 Emily Forsythe ...... 2002 6. 157-04 Tiff any Forbito...... 2014 3. 23.53 Jessica Branker ...... 2008 7. 36:04.07 Kris na Wilson ...... 2009 9. 5-10.00 Loni Bue ner ...... 1993 7. 155-02 Ami Goldhammer ...... 2004 4. 23.61 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 8. 36:28.37 Nina Moore ...... 2011 5-10.00 Chandra Roberts ...... 1983 8. 144-02 Nina Grubbs...... 2004 5. 23.92 Emily Cooper ...... 2013 9. 36:28.60 Mary Yost-Schumacher ...... 1991 9. 142-01 Marion Reneau ...... 1999 6. 24.15 Jasmine Winfi eld ...... 2006 10. 36:31.61 Chris ne Riel ...... 2001 Pole Vault 10. 139-07 Natasha Caldwell ...... 2015 7. 24.23 Kayla Goosby ...... 2015 1. 13-04.25 Connie Jerz ...... 2002 8. 24.27 Charlene Deardorff ...... 2005 100 Meter Hurdles 2. 13-01.50 Kayla Kamaka ...... 2014 Javelin Throw (Pre-1999) 9. 24.31 Ashley Campbell ...... 2009 1. 13.49 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1994 13-01.50 Jill Reynolds ...... 2007 1. 173-11 Jacque Nelson ...... 1980 10. 24.33 Patrice White ...... 2007 2. 13.52 Shakina Phillips ...... 2012 4. 12-05.50 Chris na Lee ...... 2001 2. 167-04 Kelli Camarigg ...... 1978 3. 13.68 Amber Clark ...... 2014 5. 12-04.00 Marylou Badillo ...... 1997 3. 155-04 Jacque Norton ...... 1986 400 Meters 4. 13.77 Ambre’ Thompson ...... 1993 6. 12-03.50 Amanda Klinchuch ...... 2013 4. 152-03 Ana Marie Gill ...... 1990 1. 53.56 Faye Paige ...... 1982 5. 13.80 Erricka Feazell ...... 2007 7. 12-01.50 Amber Bri ...... 2015 5. 149-00 Sheila Beuler...... 1986 2. 54.34 Alex Kruthers ...... 2014 6. 13.86 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2011 12-01.50 Kate Beighton ...... 2009 6. 145-02 Ami Ice ...... 1991 3. 54.55 Jasmine Askew ...... 2015 7. 13.87 Elijah McDonald ...... 2015 9. 12-00.50 Jodi Lambert ...... 2015 7. 142-05 Lisa Reslock...... 1990 54.55 Cathy Roberts ...... 1987 8. 13.94 # Maureen McGee ...... 1979 10. 12-00.00 Leslie Sm h ...... 2000 142-05 Peggy Pollock ...... 1982 5. 54.75 Kerri Zaleski ...... 1987 9. 13.95 Ami Ice ...... 1989 6. 55.02 Saedra Wright ...... 2013 13.95 Lori Smith ...... 1981 Long Jump Heptathlon 7. 55.03 Jasmine Winfi eld ...... 2006 1. 21-00.00 Sherron Walker ...... 1978 1. 5,521 Ami Ice ...... 1991 8. 55.14 Jessica Branker ...... 2008 400 Meter Hurdles 2. 20-03.50 Joni Huntley ...... 1978 2. 5,375 Marion Reneau ...... 1999 55.14 Asa Carlsson ...... 1997 1. 57.53 Le’Gre a Hinds ...... 1996 3. 20-02.25 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 3. 5,160 Sara Macey ...... 2012 10. 55.44 # Teresa Jenkins ...... 1979 2. 57.64 Asa Carlsson ...... 1997 4. 20-01.50 Chandra Roberts ...... 1983 4. 5,116 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2011 3. 57.82 Ami Ice ...... 1988 5. 20-01.00 Maureen Wiley ...... 1987 5. 5,023 Kristen Kiefer ...... 2012 800 Meters 4. 58.21 Faye Paige ...... 1982 6. 19-11.00 Marion Reneau ...... 2000 6. 4,963 Taylor Jackson ...... 2013 1. 2:05.34 Kerri Zaleski ...... 1987 5. 59.89 Shakina Phillips ...... 2012 7. 19-10.75 Taylor Jackson ...... 2015 7. 4,955 Jamie Cuthbert-Allen ...... 2006 2. 2:08.44 Michelle Bonds ...... 1980 6. 60.26 Cathy Bower ...... 1981 8. 19-08.75 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2011 8. 4,912 Lori Smith ...... 1981 3. 2:08.84 Meghan Foley ...... 2013 7. 60.61 Kristen Kiefer ...... 2008 9. 19-06.50 Ambre’ Thompson ...... 1992 9. 4,838 Ami Goldhammer ...... 2004 4. 2:09.60 Chris Morgan ...... 1991 8. 61.34 # Pa y Cape ...... 1978 10. 19-04.25 Angie Sco ...... 1992 10. 4,809 Wendy Izquierdo ...... 2012 5. 2:09.81 Caitlin Turner ...... 2014 9. 61.41 Brianna Wilson ...... 2015 6. 2:10.00 Ann Dandoy ...... 1978 10. 61.66 Taylor Lorack ...... 2015 Triple Jump # - converted hand mes 7. 2:10.13 Jessica Barnard ...... 2010 1. 41-01.00 Miia Mobley ...... 2008 Bold denotes current athletes 8. 2:10.60 Pa y Cape ...... 1977 4x100 Meter Relay 2. 40-11.50 Jasmine Bass ...... 2015 9. 2:11.65 Bri any Anselmo ...... 2015 1. 44.86 Howell, Branker, ...... 2007 3. 40-10.25 Gladys Iwuaba ...... 2002 10. 2:12.68 Catherine Mar nez ...... 2014 Winfi eld, White 4. 40-06.25 Megan Irey ...... 2004 2. 45.41 Garrido, Branker, ...... 2008 5. 40-02.50 Chandra Roberts ...... 1984 1500 Meters Mobley, White 6. 40-00.75 Trisha Uwadiale ...... 2007 1. 4:23.55 Meghan Foley ...... 2013 3. 45.44 Ka. Goosby, Kr. Goosby, ...... 2015 7. 39-08.50 Cathy Roberts ...... 1988 2. 4:24.97 Rosa Del Toro ...... 2012 Chambers, Carney 8. 39-08.00 Phylicia Johnson ...... 2012 3. 4:25.70 Chris Morgan ...... 1991 4. 45.50 Deardorff , Branker, ...... 2006 9. 39-07.00 Goziam Okolie ...... 2013 4. 4:27.01 Nicole Blalock ...... 2007 Smith, White 10. 39-06.50 Holly Lipscomb ...... 2004 5. 4:27.30 Laura Koterba ...... 1982 5. 45.61 Askew, Ka. Goosby, ...... 2014 39-06.50 Marquita Knight...... 1993 6. 4:27.62 Missy Barclay ...... 2009 Kruthers, Cooper 7. 4:29.13 Carly Harris ...... 2009 6. 45.86 Cooper, Ka. Goosby, ...... 2013 Shot Put 8. 4:29.44 Jenessa Botello ...... 2007 Wright, Askew 1. 57-00.75 Peggy Pollock ...... 1983 9. 4:30.85 Michelle Bonds ...... 1980 7. 45.87 Reneau, Knighten, ...... 1999 2. 55-04.00 Ramona Pagel ...... 1982 10. 4:31.32 Catherine Mar nez ...... 2014 Bedford, Buchanan 3. 52-02.75 Annie McElroy ...... 1982 8. 45.89 Knight, Moxley, ...... 1993 4. 51-06.50 Emily Dole...... 1978 3000 Meters Thompson, Mosley 5. 50-07.25 Serena Boykin ...... 2002 1. 9:37.04 Jennifer Bessel ...... 1990 9. 45.90 Askew, Carney, ...... 2015 6. 49-08.50 Jacque Norton ...... 1986 2. 9:40.35 Laura Koterba ...... 1983 Chambers, Ka. Goosby 7. 49-08.25 Adara Newidouski ...... 1998 3. 9:49.81 Chris Morgan ...... 1991 10. 45.98 Ka. Goosby, Cooper, ...... 2014 8. 48-02.50 Melanie Samvalian ...... 2014 4. 9:50.38 Stacy Pando ...... 1994 Kruthers, Wright 9. 46-09.00 Jillian Weir ...... 2011 5. 9:54.75 Kris na Wilson ...... 2009 10. 46-06.00 Jennifer Onyeagbako ...... 2007 6. 9:57.21 Meredith Kramon ...... 2006 7. 9:59.33 Brooke Mabe ...... 1994 Jennifer Onyeagbako is the school-record 8. 10:00.40 Joanna Green ...... 1991 holder in the discus and hammer, and also ranks 9. 10:01.05 Monica MacManus ...... 2000 among the top-10 in the shot put. 10. 10:01.46 Sarah Apgar ...... 2009

59longbeachstate.com 59 ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE

SUCCESS AT THE BEACH...

 The Long Beach State men secured the fi rst ever three-peat in school history as they defended their Big West team tle in 2015. The 49ers have now won six conference championships in the last 10 years.

 The Beach has had at least 13 entries in the NCAA West Regional meet since its incep on in 2003.

 Since 2006, LBSU student-athletes have earned 29 individual USTFCCCA All- America honors.

 Long Beach State has boasted 174 individual Big West champions, not including the 24 relay teams that claimed a conference tle.

 Fourteen 49ers have also received Big West Athlete of the Year honors, and four have been named the Big West Freshman of the Year.

SUCCESS AFTER THE BEACH...

 Colin Dunbar was selected to represent Team USA at the 2015 NACAC Senior Area Championships in Costa Rica and won a silver medal in the hammer throw.

 Rosa Del Toro signed a professional contract following a successful career at Long Beach State. Del Toro, who graduated in 2013, holds three indoor and two cross country records at the Beach.

 Ma Maldonado, the fi rst 49er in program history to run a sub-four indoor mile, is a member of the elite Oregon Track Club.

 Kenneth Medwood, the LBSU record holder in the 400m hurdles, was the fl ag bearer for Belize at the Opening Ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympics. He advanced to the 400m hurdle semifi nals at the London Games.

 Jessica Barnard, who holds the top mark in program history in the women’s steeplechase, represented the Philippines at the Southeast Asia Games where she established a Filipino na onal record.

 Numerous 49ers have gone on to compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Most recently, Ben Woodruff (men’s javelin), Colin Dunbar (men’s hammer), Ma Maldonado (men’s 1500m) and Randi Hicks (women’s javelin) qualifi ed for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.

 Long Beach State has also had a strong presence at both the USA Indoor and Outdoor Championships.

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LONG BEACH STATE TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY NATIONAL ACADEMIC HONORS CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC 2015 Victor Mar n 2003 Women’s Track & Field 2013 Women’s Track & Field Year Name 2005 Jimmy Grabow Michael Montgomery Women’s Cross Country Men’s Track & Field 1987 James Ferreira, 3rd Team 2006 Jimmy Grabow Conner Rouse 2004 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country 1999 Johann Appell, 1st Team* 2007 Jimmy Grabow * - Indicates award received for cross Women’s Cross Country Men’s Cross Country 2000 Johann Appell, 1st Team 2010 Ma Maldonado country season 2005 Women’s Track & Field 2014 Women’s Track & Field 2004 Steve Holland, 2nd Team Jennifer Rodriguez Women’s Cross Country Men’s Track & Field 2005 Steve Holland, 1st Team 2011 Heath Reedy* USTFCCCA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS 2006 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country Jimmy Grabow, 1st Team* 2012 Gabe Hilbert Year Team Women’s Cross Country 2015 Women’s Track & Field 2006 Jimmy Grabow, 1st Team Ma Maldonado 1997 Women’s Track & Field 2007 Women’s Track & Field Men’s Track & Field 2013 Emily Cooper Women’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Garre Demirjian 1998 Women’s Track & Field 2008 Women’s Track & Field NCAA APR PUBLIC RECOGNITION Year Name Meghan Foley Women’s Cross Country Women’s Cross Country Year Team 1999 Johann Appell* Gabe Hilbert Men’s Cross Country 2009 Women’s Track & Field 2004-05 Women’s Cross Country 2000 Johann Appell Ma Maldonado 1999 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country 2009-10 Men’s Cross Country 2003 Jennifer Yadon Michael Vaughan Women’s Cross Country 2010 Women’s Track & Field 2010-11 Men’s Cross Country 2004 Steve Holland 2014 Brandon Hierholzer 2000 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country 2011-12 Men’s Cross Country Stephanie Sampson Kayla Kamaka Women’s Cross Country 2011 Women’s Track & Field Jennifer Yadon Alex Kruthers 2001 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country 2005 Jimmy Grabow* Dylan McCloskey Women’s Cross Country 2012 Women’s Track & Field Steve Holland Conner Rouse 2002 Women’s Track & Field Women’s Cross Country 2006 Jimmy Grabow Fa ma Vergara Women’s Cross Country Men’s Cross Country 2010 Missy Barclay

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG WEST (Since 2004) MEN’S TRACK & FIELD 2013 Tim Bergstrom Cody Smith Bethany Ross Amanda Rosencrantz Prism Garcia 2004 Sean Blandford Jake Dawson Paul Thenard Jasmine Winfi eld Kris na Wilson Iesha Iwobi Daniel Estrella Gabe Hilbert Sullivan Wall 2007 Nicole Blalock 2010 Missy Barclay Amanda Klinchuch Steve Holland Elijah Landry-Zapien Cheryl Bube Brenda Finney Alex Kruthers Bobby Lugo Connor Naasz WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD Ka e Crowe Stephanie Glick Michelle Thompson Shingo Suzumura Ryan Petrella 2004 Kelly Burke Bethany Gardner Rebecca Hamilton 2014 Amber Bri 2005 Steve Holland Michael Vaughan Veronica Capron Miia Mobley Anastasiya Kholev Chaylene Bruggeman 2006 Daniel Estrella Josh Villalobos Shanille Fairweather Ejiro Okoro Kristen Kiefer Emily Cooper Jimmy Grabow 2014 Willie Alexander Ami Goldhammer Jill Reynolds Jennifer Rodriguez Meghan Foley Steve Cardinalli Tim Bergstrom Megan Irey Bethany Ross Aiyana Welsh Kayla Goosby Hudson Wilvers Chris Enriquez Holly Lipscomb Kris na Wilson 2011 Janelle Coulter Kayla Kamaka 2007 Steve Cardinalli Brandon Hierholzer Diane Mendoza Jasmine Winfi eld Laura Faris Alex Kruthers Alex Hughes Koree Hines Samy Meredith 2008 Missy Barclay Prism Garcia Taylor Lorack Ezra Kwong Robert Marlow Aroline Neal Ka e Black Rebecca Hamilton Kylee Mar n Hudson Wilvers Victor Mar n Stephanie Sampson Ka e Crow Randi Hicks Caitlin Turner 2008 Alex Black Dylan McCloskey Jennifer Yadon Kara Filipowski Kayla Kamaka 2015 Amber Bri Hudson Wilvers Michael Montgomery 2005 Nicole Blalock Bethany Gardner Kristen Kiefer Chaylene Bruggeman 2009 Alex Black Connor Naasz Carmen Borseau Carly Harris Jennifer Rodriguez Natasha Caldwell Collin Cram Michael Perez-Rogers Serena Boykin Shaneika Hearvey Cheryl Smith Ashley Carrera 2010 Alex Black Ryan Petrella Holly Lipscomb Miia Mobley Aiyana Welsh Emily Cooper James Bush Conner Rouse Aroline Neal Ejiro Okoro 2012 Alisia Barajas Kathleen Dunne Ma Maldonado Cody Smith Jaclyn Pedersen Jill Reynolds Rebecca Hamilton Kayla Goosby Robert Pappas 2015 Willie Alexander Kris na Price Jennifer Rodriguez Kayla Kamaka Kris na Goosby 2011 Rajan Bains Robert Marlow Jasmine Winfi eld 2009 Missy Barclay Kristen Kiefer Taylor Jackson James Bush Victor Mar n 2006 Nicole Blalock Cheryl Bube Alex Kruthers Taylor Lorack Ma Maldonado Dylan McCloskey Kelly Burke Ka e Crowe Aiyana Welsh Koquise Richards Michael Vaughan Michael Montgomery Bethany Gardner Carly Harris 2013 Amber Bri Marina Shelton 2012 Michael Vaughan Conner Rouse Jaclyn Pedersen Anastasiya Kholev Emily Cooper Jill Reynolds Ejiro Okoro Janelle Coulter

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LBSU PRESIDENT Dr. JANE CLOSE CONOLEY

Jane Close Conoley, Ph.D. was selected by The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees in January 2014 as the newest president of California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) and offi cially took offi ce on July 15. Conoley is the fi rst woman to be appointed president of CSULB and the seventh president overall in the 65-year history of the campus.

Immediately prior to coming to CSULB, Conoley served as dean of the Gevirtz Graduate School of Educa on at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). She also served from November 2012 to August 2013 as the interim Chancellor of UC Riverside.

Since 2006, along with serving as dean, Conoley was a professor of counseling, clinical and school psychology. Prior to her service at UCSB, she served as dean and professor

LONG of educa onal psychology at Texas A&M University (1996-2005) and associate dean for research at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Teachers College (1989-94). In addi on, she held faculty posi ons at Texas Woman’s University and Syracuse University.

BEACH Conoley earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the College of New Rochelle and a Ph.D. in school psychology from the University of Texas at Aus n.

Conoley is the author or editor of 21 books and more than 100 chapters, refereed journal ar cles and technical reports. Her areas of primary

STATE interest are interven ons with children with disabili es—especially serious emo onal disturbance and aggressive children and youth—and family interven on. Her most recent work inves gates the applica on of the science of posi ve psychology to educa onal se ngs.

One example is her co-authorship with A. P. Goldstein, of Student Violence Interven on: A prac cal handbook, and Student Aggression:

UNIVERSITY Preven on, management and replacement training. She has also co-authored books concerning home/school collabora on (with S. Christenson), family assessment (with E. Werth), and school consulta on (with C. Conoley). Her most recent book with Collie Conoley is Posi ve Psychology and Family Therapy (Wiley, 2009).

Conoley is also well known for her work in psychological and educa onal measurement and served for 12 years as an editor of the Mental Measurements Yearbook series published by the Buros Ins tute of Mental Measurements. She has been the principle inves gator (P.I.) on several federally funded projects aimed at developing be er school-based approaches to helping children with emo onal and behavioral disorders. She also has been the P.I. on federal and state ini a ves to improve teacher quality especially in science and mathema cs educa on. Conoley remains very interested in working with schools to increase the engagement of low income children of color with academic success and educa onal a ainment. She has presented papers and lectured throughout the world to educa onal and mental health professionals on these topics.

Conoley has won university-level teaching and professional organiza on service awards and has been very ac ve in leadership posi ons in the American Psychological Associa on (APA) and has served on na onal boards including teacher recruitment (College Board) and zero tolerance discipline policies (APA). She has also served on the execu ve commi ees of the na onal educa on deans’ associa ons such as CADREI and LEARN.

In her role as dean of the Gevirtz Graduate School of Educa on, Conoley oversaw the APA accredited combined program in professional psychology—one of only a handful of such programs in the United States.

She was the chair of the UC System-wide Science and Mathema cs Ini a ve Execu ve Commi ee and par cipated in the development of a UC Santa Barbara campus-wide strategy to increase the quality, quan ty and diversity of science, technology, engineering, and mathema cs majors who choose to pursue a career in teaching. In this role she developed new links with regional community colleges, area business, industry, non-profi ts and philanthropy, and new rela onships on campus among the colleges and the large UC Santa Barbara interdisciplinary science and engineering research centers.

Founded in 1949, CSULB enrolls some 35,500 students annually, making it one of the largest four-year universi es in California and the na on. Students are served by more than 2,100 faculty members within the university’s eight colleges, which off er 85 baccalaureate degrees, 64 master’s degrees and four doctoral degrees.

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Indiana University services from personnel and student counseling Rela of External is the Director Rutgers, at baseball standout sons. Vic, a former two Bonnie have Cegles and his wife Cegles served as assistant basketball coach at Carnegie Mellon University and as an assistant basketball and baseball coach at at and baseball coach basketball and as an assistant Carnegie Mellon University at coach basketball as assistant Cegles served Old Dominion Athle of the Annual Fund for is Director University, Towson at wide receiver a former and Casey, Minnesota other responsibili Other major projects that have been have that Other major projects water polo, along with the installa polo, water Bla the iconic operate lease with the city of Long Beach to 55-year a long-term entered the university Under Cegles’ leadership Blair Field is at improvements for a $17 million campaign commitment, Dirtbag baseball. With that home for ensuring an improved which includes a new prac While at Arizona State he led the athle State Arizona While at compe providing state of the art homes for men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball, and a strength and condi and a strength and volleyball, basketball and women’s men’s for of the art homes state providing the overlooking Pyramid In 2012-13, the Sand Volleyball program, established under Cegles’ tenure, captured Long Beach State’s seventh Na seventh Long Beach State’s captured under Cegles’ tenure, established program, In 2012-13, the Sand Volleyball external a external area on an all-new, maple on an all-new, area Volleyball went undefeated in conference play and advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament, while Women’s Tennis ext Tennis while Women’s of the NCAA tournament, round the second to and advanced play in conference undefeated went Volleyball record in 2011-12. record & Field. Wome Track and Men’s Tennis Women’s Volleyball, Championships in 2014-15, in Women’s Big West three The Beach captured or tournament of winning either the regular-season their streak consecu Arizona State University in athle University State Arizona Previously he was vice president of business development for Gaylord Sports Management in Sco Sports Management Gaylord for of business development vice president he was Previously The annual fund has increased in each year of Cegles’ tenure, and in 2014 reached over $2 million dollars in total gi in total dollars $2 million over reached and in 2014 of Cegles’ tenure, each year in The annual fund has increased Cegles con replaced the original replaced with 34 LBSU teams advancing to the NCAA Tournament. the NCAA Tournament. to advancing with 34 LBSU teams winning Conference, West of the Big standard the gold has become Long Beach State athle successful the most to recogni promo focused on centralizing annual giving. The reorganiza centralizing on focused Since coming to Long Beach State, Cegles has placed strong emphasis on resource acquisi emphasis on resource placed strong Cegles has State, Long Beach to Since coming endowments, scholarship in 2008 as a na Compe Diversity in the coaching and administra in the coaching Diversity premiere school in the Big West Conference, but a player on the na a player but Conference, the Big West school in premiere athle polo, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball. basketball, and women’s men’s golf, and women’s men’s polo, athle the associate 2003-06 Cegles was From athle since Cegles hired Dan Monson to coach the team. the team. coach Dan Monson to since Cegles hired both on the playing has excelled Long Beach State (APR), the only Califo Rate Progress 925 on the Academic the required above scored Long Beach State at teams all NCAA sponsored hono All-Conference as Academic recognized were and 85 student-athletes standard, do so under the four-year to University State mee Dan Monson and women’s volleyball coach Brian Gimmillaro. During his tenure, Cegles has also hired nine new head coaches in so nine new head coaches Cegles has also hired During his tenure, Brian Gimmillaro. coach volleyball Dan Monson and women’s Cegles, who was hired as the school’s 12th Director of Athle Director 12th as the school’s hired Cegles, who was a massive rise in a a massive Cegles has reorganized and refocused the en and refocused Cegles has reorganized with a victory over Pepperdine, as LBSU became the as LBSU became Pepperdine, over with a victory addi straight In nine seasons as the Director of Athle In nine seasons as the Director era of success, while streamlining the department’s opera the department’s success, while streamlining of era Cegles and Beach Athle na MLB All-Star Troy Tulowitzki pledged $1 million to the project, o the project, $1 million to pledged Tulowitzki Troy MLB All-Star game E WELCOME TO THE BEACH THE TO W WELCOME

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STATE • Long Beach State was ranked fourth among all public and private universi es by US News and World Report with the lowest percentage of students gradua ng with debt.

UNIVERSITY • Diverse Issues in Higher EducaƟ on ranked Long Beach State eighth in the na on in awarding bachelor’s degrees to students of color.

• Long Beach State was the fi rst campus to off er academic scholarships specifi cally to California High School valedictorians and Na onal Merit scholars.

• Long Beach State is a member of the Long Beach Educa on Partnership, the na onal prototype of a seamless educa on from preschool through the Masters degree.

• Long Beach State’s FM radio sta on, KKJZ, is the offi cial jazz radio sta on of the armed forces.

• The CSULB library, which recently underwent a mul -million dollar renova on, hosts 1,093,570 volumes, 2,120 print periodical subscrip ons and 37,139 electronic periodical tles. QUICK FACTS SEVEN ACADEMIC COLLEGES TOTAL FACULTY • 106 permanent buildings on 322 acres The Arts Full- me: 920 of land Business Administra on Part- me: 1,070 • 236,092 baccalaureate and 50,209 Educa on Masters degrees awarded (1950-2013) Engineering ENROLLMENT: 35,586 • 2,592 students live on campus Health & Human Services Undergraduate: 30,474 • 85 Baccalaureate degrees Liberal Arts M: 13,209 / W: 17,265 • 65 Masters Degrees Natural Sciences & Mathema cs • 4 Doctoral Degrees Graduate: 5,112 M: 1,995 / W: 3, 117

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The city of Long Beach averages 345 days of sunshine per year, making it ideal for the ac ve, outdoor lifesyle. The beach city is located about 20 miles south of downtown LA and is bordered to the south and east by the idyllic beaches and a rac ons of Orange County.

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Misty May-Treanor (top), Troy Tulowitzki (le ) and Bryon Russell (right) are just a few superstars to emerge from LBSU. May-Treanor is one of the most recognizable names in Beach Volleyball with three Olympic gold medals. Tulo is a four- me All-Star shortstop in the MLB and Russell spent 13 years in the NBA, primarily with the Utah Jazz.

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on the Champions Tour with fellow with fellow on the Champions Tour and one of three to win Gold at the win Gold at to and one of three superstar that spent his college days days his college spent that superstar domina a par Jered Weaver (above) is another MLB (above) Weaver Jered He is one of 16 Dirtbags to play in the in play He is one of 16 Dirtbags to alums on the current Team USA roster roster USA Team alums on the current David Lee (right) is one of three Beach Beach is one of three Lee (right) David MLB in 2015. Paul Goydos (below) has Goydos MLB in 2015. Paul played on the PGA Tour and now plays and now plays on the PGA Tour played Long Beach State alum Mark O’Meara. alum Mark O’Meara. Long Beach State

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The Walter Pyramid is believed to be the largest space-frame structure in North America. The building’s infrastructure u lizes 18,000 steel tubes and connec on modules, joined by more than 160,000 three-quarter inch bolts. If the tubes were laid end-to-end, they would form a pipe span 26 miles long.

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UNIVERSITY WALTER PYRAMID The Walter Pyramid has become a na onally recognized icon for the university and the city of Long Beach. Because of its drama c appearance, its unique mul -purpose capability and its lure for television produc on, the Walter Pyramid is one of the fi nest collegiate athle c facili es in the Western United States.

One of three true pyramids in the United States, the Walter Pyramid measures 345 feet on each side of its perfectly square base. The most unique feature is inside, where its can levered sea ng system can be raised hydraulically to expose over 39,000 square feet of maple fl ooring.

RHODES TENNIS CENTER Long Beach State’s newest facility, opened in 2008, the tennis team’s home was remodeled following a gi from former 49er tennis player and alum Terry Rhodes. JACK ROSE TRACK Long Beach State’s Jack Rose Track recently underwent a mul -million GEORGE ALLEN FIELD dollar renova on. The completed project showcases a facility that is Named a er former LBSU football coach George Allen, the fi eld among the very best in the United States. The centerpiece is the track is the home of Long Beach State women’s soccer, and features and its design features, and when all phases are complete, the stadium lights and a new scoreboard installed in 2012. will boast sea ng for 5,000 spectators. With this, and other important elements accomplished, this redesign will complete the vision of a na onal-class facility that can play host to major invita onal meets as well as NCAA and U.S. Track and Field championships.

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• Directed by Sandra Shirley, the purpose of the Center is advising to ensure that each student-athlete is enrolled in appropriate courses leading to a degree while maintaining their eligibility.

• The Bickerstaff Center for Student-Athlete Academic Services has established itself as a unique and important asset in the lives of 49er student-athletes. LONG • The center’s “Career Connec on” program spotlights internships in the sports industry. They also off er a freshmen mentoring program June 21, 2006 was the grand opening of the new Bickerstaff

which connects freshmen with veteran student-athletes. BEACH Student-Athlete Academic Center. Formerly known as the • Each student-athlete has a fi le created and their progress is monitored Center for Student-Athlete Academic Services, the new throughout their educa on. He or she is aided in choosing a degree, center nearly triples the size of the previous space. The developing proper study habits and keeping a balance between

STATE personal, scholas c and athle c lives. center provides a top-of-the-line facility for our student- athletes to get the academic support and assistance they • Student-athletes can choose from a mul tude of renowned deserve. academic schools and 81 undergraduate degree programs. Programs

UNIVERSITY in the colleges of business, physical therapy, art and engineering are na onally famous. The schools of communica ons, radio/television The center is named a er Glen and Debbie Bickerstaff of and educa on are also strong. Los Alamitos, both loyal supporters of 49er athle cs. The Bickerstaff s have been involved with Long Beach State for several years and have given nearly $1 million dollars in dona ons to the student-athlete scholarship program. They donated $625,000 for the Legacy campaign which went towards the naming of the new center. Their second legacy commitment was for $250,000 to help with the comple on of the student-athlete strength and condi oning complex.

The Bickerstaff Academic Center provides quality academic services to 49er student-athletes. This includes advising, to ensure that each student-athlete is enrolled in the appropriate courses so they may earn their degrees while maintaining athle c eligibility. The Bickerstaff Academic Center is geared to maximize student-athletes’ chances for classroom success through a developmental advising program integra ng academic, student, and athle c assistance. The opening of the center provides 49er student-athletes the best academic support facility in the Big West Conference.

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medicine staff . Assis ng Spanjer are assistant athle c trainers UNIVERSITY JESSICA JEWELL ARBHIE GUCE Bri any Beckwith, Jessica Jewell and Patrick Talley, along with Assistant Athletic Trainer Graduate Assistant three graduate students. There are also numerous athle c Sport: Baseball Sports: M. Water Polo, M. Volleyball training students who work under the guidance of the Cer fi ed Athle c Trainers.

Since 1987, Dr. Larry Drum has been ac ng as the team physician for all LBSU student-athletes and Dr. Alexandra Chrysanthis joined in prac ce with Dr. Drum and assists him in providing care. Since 1992, Dr. Peter Kurzweil has served as our volunteer orthopedic surgeon for all student-athletes. The physicians a end many of our home compe ons and are readily available for fi rst aid and diagnos c needs on site. There are various other PATRICK TALLEY ASHLEY KAMPFER highly-skilled physicians, podiatrists, and den sts who regularly Assistant Athletic Trainer Graduate Assistant volunteer their services to our student-athletes. Sports: W. Basketball, Tennis Sports: Soccer, W. Water Polo Cer fi ed Athle c Trainers (ATC) are on hand for all home prac ces and compe ons and, also, for many of the away compe ons that our student-athletes par cipate in to assist in treatments should a problem occur. LBSU Athle cs provides student-athletes with a state-of-the-art athle c training facility located adjacent to the Gold Mine Gymnasium and an addi onal, smaller treatment facility located on the playing fl oor of the Walter Pyramid. With well-equipped facili es and knowledgeable and capable personnel on staff , a sick or CHRISTINE TURNBULL BAILEY SCHENTRUP injured student-athlete at Long Beach State is assured of quality Assistant Athletic Trainer Graduate Assistant treatment. Sports: W. Volleyball, Track & Field Sports: Cross Country, W. Water Polo

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University Ticket Opera ons 985-4949 President Dr. Jane Close Conoley 985-4121 Assistant AD/Ticke ng Jeff Sco 985-7449 Faculty Athle c Representa ve Bonnie Gasior 985-5964 Athle c Training Room 985-7348 Athle cs Administra on Head Athle c Trainer Jarrod Spanjer 985-7154 Main Athle cs Department Phone Number 985-7751 Assistant Athle c Trainer Jessica Jewell 985-5222 Director of Athle cs Vic Cegles 985-7976 Assistant Athle c Trainer Patrick Talley 985-5881 Sr. Associate AD/SWA Cindy Masner 985-8527 Assistant Athle c Trainer Chris ne Turnbull 985-5222 Sr. Associate AD/External Rela ons Rob Clark 985-7441 Graduate Assistant Arbhie Guce 985-4660 Sr. Associate AD/Major Gi s Wayne S ckney 985-5402 Graduate Assistant Ashley Kampfer 985-4660 Sr. Associate AD/GM Pyramid Mark Edrington 985-5661 Graduate Assistant Bailey Schentrup 985-4660 Associate AD/Compliance Lisa Mabry 985-8947 Associate AD/Business Offi ce Randy Langejans 985-1626 Baseball Assistant AD/Development Sara Cerulle 985-5910 Head Coach Troy Buckley 985-8125 Assistant AD/Media Rela ons Roger Kirk 985-7565 Assistant Coach Greg Bergeron 985-2125 Assistant AD/Ticke ng Jeff Sco 985-7449 Assistant Coach Mike Steele 985-7548 Director of Admin. Opera ons Leah Williams-Daniels 985-5722 Volunteer Assistant Coach Zach Miller 985-4661 Admin. Assistant to the AD Ka e Tuller 985-7976 Director of Opera ons Geno DeAngelis 985-4661 Admin. Assistant to the AD Nikol Allison 985-8743 Department Coordinator Lynne Lawhon 985-8663 Men’s Basketball LONG Head Coach Dan Monson 985-7975 Business Offi ce Assistant Head Coach Rod Palmer 985-8226 Associate AD/Business Manager Randy Langejans 985-1626 Assistant Coach Myke Scholl 985-5182 Financial Coordinator Marie O’Beck 985-2045 Assistant Coach Eric Brown 985-5066

Financial Coordinator Aundrea Stallworth 985-5819 Director of Opera ons Jason Tilton 985-1610 BEACH Bickerstaff Academic Center Women’s Basketball Director, Bickerstaff Academic Center Sandra Shirley 985-4777 Head Coach Jody Wynn 985-7975 Academic Counselor Martha Grace 985-4777 Assistant Coach Derek Wynn 985-8126 Academic Counselor Tamika Spivey 985-4777 Assistant Coach Paul Reed 985-8991

Academic Counselor Aaron Aska 985-4777 Assistant Coach Kari LaPlante 985-1441

STATE Academic Counselor Juanda Scroggins 985-4777 Director of Opera ons Bianka Balthazar 985-2210 Academic Specialist Chris Jolly 985-4777 Men’s Golf CHAMPS/Lifeskills Head Coach Mickey Yokoi 985-4390 Director Stephanie Baugh 985-8542 Assistant Coach John Wurzer 985-5684

UNIVERSITY Compliance Women’s Golf Associate AD/Compliance Lisa Mabry 985-8947 Head Coach Joey Cerulle 985-7523 Compliance Coordinator Lisa Westerfi eld 985-8376 Assistant Coach Alexis Edwards 985-5475 Compliance Assistant Melissa Nicolai 985-4651 Soccer Equipment Head Coach Mauricio Ingrassia 985-1858 Athle c A endant Marc Alex 985-4673 Associate Head Coach Jeff Joyner 985-2528 Assistant Coach Pedro Osorio 985-2528 External Rela ons Volunteer Assistant Coach Sebas an Carrasco 985-2528 Senior Associate AD/External Rela ons Rob Clark 985-7441 Assistant AD/Development Sara Cerulle 985-5910 So ball Development Assistant Andrea McHugh 985-5988 Head Coach Kim Sowder 985-1506 Development Assistant Nathan Underwood 985-5964 Assistant Coach Stephanie Swenson 985-8565 Director of Marke ng Kelli Gill 985-8143 Assistant Coach Panita Thanatharn 985-2100

Media Rela ons Tennis Assistant AD/Director Roger Kirk 985-7565 Head Coach Jenny Hilt-Costello 985-4336 Associate Director Tyler Hendrickson 985-7797 Assistant Coach Anais Dallara 985-4336 Assistant Director Andrea Ohta 985-8569 Media Assistant Cameron Fujimoto 985-2054 Track and Field/Cross Country Head Coach Andy Sythe 985-4666 Learfi eld Sports (Sponsorships) Assistant Coach/Distances Tom Walsh 985-2318 General Manager Tony Soares 985-4974 Assistant Coach/Sprints LaTanya Sheffi eld 985-1700 Assistant Coach/Throws Cory Loebl 985-1700 Facili es & Opera ons Associate AD/General Manager Mark Edrington 985-5661 Men’s Volleyball Associate General Manager, Walter Pyramid Sam Dores 985-5531 Head Coach Alan Knipe 985-1798 Assistant Manager for Event Opera ons Oscar Hernandez 985-5057 Associate Head Coach Tyler Hildebrand 985-1449 Assistant Director of Opera ons Josh Fox 985-8725 Assistant Coach Nick MacRae 985-1450 Facili es Manager, Blair Field Travis Howard 972-1344 Women’s Volleyball Recrea on & Club Sports Head Coach Brian Gimmillaro 985-8366 Director Rita Hayes 985-7351 Assistant Coach Erika Dillard 985-8739 Director of Intramural Sports Glen McDonald 985-8122 Assistant Coach Mike Campbell 985-7352

Strength & Condi oning Water Polo Head Strength and Condi oning Coach Jamie Hiegel 985-5480 Head Coach Gavin Arroyo 985-8279 Assistant Strength and Condi oning Coach Chris Whi le 985-4347 Assistant Coach Liz Grimes 985-8279 Assistant Strength and Condi oning Coach Frank Ramirez 985-4347 Assistant Coach Sale Petrovic 985-1753

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2016 long beach state track & field SCHEDULE DATE meet LOCATION TIME March 5 Cal Opener Berkeley, Calif. All Day March 11 Ben Brown InvitaƟ onal Fullerton, Calif. All Day March 12 Anteater 4-Way Meet Irvine, Calif. All Day March 18-19 USC Trojan InvitaƟ onal Los Angeles, Calif. All Day March 24-26 UCR Spring Track Classic Riverside, Calif. All Day April 8 Big West Challenge Fullerton, Calif. All Day APRIL 14 PACIFIC COAST INVITATIONAL JACK ROSE TRACK ALL DAY APRIL 15-16 BEACH INVITATIONAL JACK ROSE TRACK ALL DAY April 22-23 Triton InvitaƟ onal La Jolla, Calif. All Day April 29-30 Steve ScoƩ InvitaƟ onal Irvine, Calif. All Day May 1 Payton Jordan InvitaƟ onal Stanford, Calif. All Day MAY 6-7 BIG WEST DECATHLON/HEPTATHLON JACK ROSE TRACK ALL DAY MAY 13-14 BIG WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS JACK ROSE TRACK ALL DAY May 26-28 NCAA West Preliminary Championships Lawrence, Kan. All Day June 8-11 NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, Ore. All Day

BOLD CAPS indicate home meets