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Men's Career Top Scorers Mike CONLEY 58 Alistair CRAGG 54 Edward CHESEREK* 91 Born: 1962 (5G-0S-0B) Johannesburg, South Africa Born: 1980 (5G-0S-0B) Newark, N.J

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Men's Career Top Scorers Mike CONLEY 58 Alistair CRAGG 54 Edward CHESEREK* 91 Born: 1962 (5G-0S-0B) Johannesburg, South Africa Born: 1980 (5G-0S-0B) Newark, N.J Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships * Active, on 2017 collegiate roster Men's Career Top Scorers Mike CONLEY 58 Alistair CRAGG 54 Edward CHESEREK* 91 Born: 1962 (5g-0s-0b) Johannesburg, South Africa Born: 1980 (5g-0s-0b) Newark, N.J. (9g-2s-0b) 1982 (FR): Pontiac, Mich. Arkansas 2002 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Arkansas 2014 (FR): Albuquerque, N.M. Oregon Triple Jump 4 16.37m 53-8½ 5 5000 Meters 13:49.80 10 3000 Meters 8:11.59A 10 3000 Meters 5 8:03.48 4 5000 Meters 13:46.67A 10 1983 (SO): Pontiac, Mich. Arkansas 2003 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Arkansas 2015 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Oregon Triple Jump 56-6¼e (17.228m) 10 Long Jump 6 24-6¾e (7.487m) 3 3000 Meters 7:55.68 10 Mile 3:57.94 10 5000 Meters 13:28.93 10 Distance Medley Rel 9:30.53 2.5 1984 (JR): Syracuse, N.Y. Arkansas 3000 Meters 7:59.42 8 Long Jump 25-8e (7.823m) 10 2004 (SR): Fayetteville, Ark. Arkansas 2016 (JR): Birmingham, Ala. Oregon Triple Jump 55-8e (16.967m) 10 3000 Meters 7:55.29 10 5000 Meters 13:39.63 10 3000 Meters 8:00.40 10 1985 (SR): Syracuse, N.Y. Arkansas 5000 Meters 13:47.89 10 Long Jump 25-10¼e (7.88m) 10 Chris SOLINSKY 53.25 Distance Medley Rel 9:27.27 2.5 Triple Jump 55-11¾e (17.062m) 10 Stevens Point, Wis. Born: 1984 (3g-1s-2b) 2017 (SR): College Station, Texas Oregon Lawi LALANG 57 2004 (FR): Fayetteville, Ark. Wisconsin 3000 Meters 7:55.91 10 Eldoret, Kenya Born: 1991 (4g-2s-0b) 3000 Meters 6 8:04.70 3 5000 Meters 13:41.20 10 2011 (FR): College Station, Texas Arizona Distance Medley Rel 8 9:39.37 0.25 Mile 4:05.42 8 Distance Medley Rel 5 9:30.33 1 2005 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Wisconsin Suleiman NYAMBUI 78 3000 Meters 13 8:08.97 0 3000 Meters 7:53.59 10 Born: 1953 (7g-1s-0b) 2012 (SO): Nampa, Idaho Arizona 5000 Meters 13:45.34 6 1979 (FR): Detroit, Mich. UTEP 3000 Meters 7:46.64 10 2006 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Wisconsin Mile 3:57.89 10 5000 Meters 13:25.11 10 3000 Meters 7:59.68 10 3000 Meters 7:59.87c (y2mile) 10 2013 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Arizona 5000 Meters 13:52.47 6 1980 (SO): Detroit, Mich. UTEP Mile 3:54.74 10 2007 (SR): Fayetteville, Ark. Wisconsin Mile 4:05.26 10 3000 Meters 7:45.94 10 5000 Meters 13:38.61 10 3000 Meters 7:58.82c (y2mile) 10 2014 (SR): Albuquerque, N.M. Arizona 3000 Meters 7:51.69 8 1981 (JR): Detroit, Mich. UTEP Mile 4:02.81A 8 Jim RYUN 48 Mile 4:01.85 10 5000 Meters 13:52.83A 8 Born: 1947 (4g-1s-0b) 3000 Meters 7:48.58c (y2mile) 8 David KIMANI 54.5 1967 (SO): Detroit, Mich. Kansas 1982 (SR): Pontiac, Mich. UTEP Born: 1977 (4g-1s-1b) Mile 3:58.6h 10 Mile 4:00.65 10 2000 (FR): Indianapolis, Ind. South Alabama 800 Meters 1:50.1hc (y880) 8 3000 Meters 8:00.91c (y2mile) 10 3000 Meters 7:52.64 10 1968 (JR): Detroit, Mich. Kansas Erick WALDER 60 5000 Meters 13:52.58 10 Mile 4:06.8h 10 Born: 1971 (6g-0s-0b) 2001 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Alabama 3000 Meters 8:00.9hc (y2mile) 10 1992 (SO): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas 3000 Meters 8:03.29 10 1969 (SR): Detroit, Mich. Kansas Long Jump 8.01m 26-3½ 10 5000 Meters 13:42.32 10 Mile 4:02.6h 10 Triple Jump 16.88m 55-4¾ 10 2002 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Alabama Robert HOWARD 45 1993 (JR): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas Mile 4:00.33 8 Pawtucket, R.I. Born: 1975 (4g-0s-0b) Long Jump 8.33m 27-4 10 Distance Medley Rel 9:32.97 1.5 1996 (SO): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas Triple Jump 16.86m 55-3¾ 10 3000 Meters 4 8:02.59 5 Triple Jump 16.73m 54-10¾ 10 1994 (SR): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas 1997 (JR): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas Long Jump 8.43m 27-8 10 Long Jump 8.16m 26-9¼ 10 Triple Jump 17.24m 56-6¾ 10 Triple Jump 17.04m 55-11 10 1998 (SR): Indianapolis, Ind. Arkansas Triple Jump 16.49m 54-1¼ 10 Long Jump 4 7.64m 25-¾ 5 Monday, March 13, 2017 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 108 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships * Active, on 2017 collegiate roster Men's Career Top Scorers Leonard SCOTT 44 Charlton EHIZUELEN 42 Galen RUPP 40.5 Born: 1980 (1g-2s-2b) Born: 1953 (2g-2s-1b) Portland, Ore. Born: 1986 (3g-0s-1b) 1999 (FR): Indianapolis, Ind. Tennessee 1974: Detroit, Mich. Illinois 2006 (FR): Fayetteville, Ark. Oregon 60 Meters 6.58 10 Triple Jump 53-2e (16.205m) 8 5000 Meters 5 13:56.41 4 2000 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Tennessee 1975: Detroit, Mich. Illinois 3000 Meters 6 8:07.85 3 200 Meters 4 20.55 5 Triple Jump 53-11¼e (16.44m) 8 2007 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Oregon 60 Meters 5 6.68 4 1976: Detroit, Mich. Illinois 5000 Meters 13:40.38 6 3000 Meters 4 7:56.79 5 2001 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Tennessee Long Jump 25-0e (7.62m) 10 2009 (JR): College Station, Texas Oregon 200 Meters 20.61 6 1977: Detroit, Mich. Illinois 60 Meters 6 6.78 3 3000 Meters 7:48.94 10 Long Jump 25-8¾e (7.842m) 10 5000 Meters 13:41.45 10 2002 (SR): Fayetteville, Ark. Tennessee Triple Jump 53-1¾e (16.199m) 6 Distance Medley Rel 9:29.59 2.5 60 Meters 6.61 8 Walter DIX 41 4x400 Relay 3:06.87 2 Christian TAYLOR 40.5 Coral Springs, Fla. Born: 1986 (2g-2s-0b) 200 Meters 20.80 6 Fayetteville, Ga. Born: 1990 (2g-2s-1b) 2005 (FR): Fayetteville, Ark. Florida State 2009 (FR): College Station, Texas Florida Kenny HARRISON 43 200 Meters 20.37 8 Triple Jump 16.98m 55-8½ 10 Born: 1965 (2g-1s-1b) 60 Meters 6 6.70 3 1985 (FR): Syracuse, N.Y. Kansas State 4x400 Relay 3:07.51 1.5 2006 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Florida State Long Jump 6 7.76m 25-5½ 3 Long Jump 5 24-5¼e (7.449m) 4 200 Meters 20.27 10 2010 (SO): Fayetteville, Ark. Florida 1986 (SO): Oklahoma City, Okla. Kansas State 60 Meters 6.62 8 Triple Jump 17.18m 56-4½ 10 Long Jump 8.17m 26-9¾ 10 2007 (JR): Fayetteville, Ark. Florida State Long Jump 7.93m 26-¼ 8 Triple Jump 5 16.30m 53-5¾ 4 200 Meters 20.32 10 2011 (JR): College Station, Texas Florida 1987 (JR): Oklahoma City, Okla. Kansas State 4x400 Relay 5 3:07.35 1 Triple Jump 16.99m 55-9 8 Triple Jump 16.74m 54-11¼ 8 60 Meters 8 7.09 1 4x400 Relay 10 3:15.77 0 Long Jump 7.99m 26-2¾ 6 Obadele THOMPSON 41 1988 (SR): Oklahoma City, Okla. Kansas State Mike CARTER 40 Born: 1976 (2g-1s-1b) Born: 1960 (4g-0s-0b) Triple Jump 16.74m 54-11¼ 10 1994 (FR): Indianapolis, Ind. UTEP Long Jump 8 7.78m 25-6¼ 1 1980 (FR): Detroit, Mich. SMU 200 Meters 4 21.04 5 Shot Put 20.61m 67-7½ 10 Leroy BURRELL 42 55 Meters 7 6.28 2 1981 (SO): Detroit, Mich. SMU Born: 1967 (2g-2s-1b) 1995 (SO): Indianapolis, Ind. UTEP Shot Put 21.25m 69-8¾ 10 1986 (FR): Oklahoma City, Okla. Houston 55 Meters 6.20 6 1983 (JR): Pontiac, Mich. SMU 55 Meters 6.12 6 1996 (JR): Indianapolis, Ind. UTEP Shot Put 66-9¼e (20.352m) 10 1989 (JR): Indianapolis, Ind. Houston 200 Meters 20.36 10 Long Jump 8.09m 26-6½ 10 55 Meters 6.08 8 1984 (SR): Syracuse, N.Y. SMU 55 Meters 6.11 8 1997 (SR): Indianapolis, Ind. UTEP Shot Put 66-1½e (20.155m) 10 1990 (SR): Indianapolis, Ind. Houston 200 Meters 20.67 10 Christian COLEMAN* 40 Long Jump 8.23m 27-0 10 55 Meters --- fs 0 Atlanta, Ga. Born: 1996 (3g-0s-1b) 55 Meters 6.17 8 2015 (FR): Fayetteville, Ark. Tennessee 60 Meters 6 6.62 3 2016 (SO): Birmingham, Ala. Tennessee 200 Meters 20.55 10 60 Meters 6.52 6 4x400 Relay 5 3:06.29 1 2017 (JR): College Station, Texas Tennessee 60 Meters 6.45 10 200 Meters 20.11 10 Monday, March 13, 2017 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 108 Meet History -- NCAA Division I Indoor Championships * Active, on 2017 collegiate roster Men's Career Top Scorers Joe FALCON 40 Tore JOHNSEN 38 Larry JAMES 36.5 Born: 1966 (4g-0s-0b) Born: 1961 (3g-1s-0b) Born: 1947 (5g-0s-1b) 1987 (SO): Oklahoma City, Okla. Arkansas 1982 (FR): Pontiac, Mich. UTEP 1968 (SO): Detroit, Mich. Villanova 3000 Meters 7:56.79 10 Weight Throw 21.42m 70-3½ 10 400 Meters 46.7hc (y440) 10 1988 (JR): Oklahoma City, Okla. Arkansas 1983 (SO): Pontiac, Mich. UTEP 4x400 Relay 3:13.3hc (y4x440) 2.5 Mile 3:59.78 10 Weight Throw 71-5½e (21.781m) 8 1969 (JR): Detroit, Mich. Villanova 3000 Meters 7:55.80 10 1984 (JR): Syracuse, N.Y. UTEP 400 Meters 47.0hc (y440) 10 1989 (SR): Indianapolis, Ind.
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