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Maicel Uibo, Henry Vildosola, Evan Weinstock, Joshua Weirich, Zach Ziemek MEDIA GUIDE 2014 NCAA Div I th 45 Annual Men’s DECATHLON June 11-12, 2014 Hayward Field University of Oregon Eugene, OR Frank Zarnowski DECA, The Decathlon Association www.decathlonusa.typepad.com Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Time Schedule page 2 2013 Qualifiers….’The Field’ 3 NCAA Champions ----1970-2013 4 Host NCAA cities 5 NCAA Meet records 5 Top Meet Scores 6 US Collegiate List 6 Decathlon Individual event records 7 World 7 American –Collegiate-Meet 8 Site/Facility 9 U of Oregon/Hayward Performance List 9 2003-13 NCAA I Decathlon Meet results 10-15 PR Page 16 Athlete Profiles: 17 Cardina, Robert 17 Dalton, Chase 18 Dick, Devin 19 Fajoyomi, Viktor 20 Hanssler, Luis 21 Hock, Johannes 22 Jones, Bryan 23 Keys, Dakotah 24 Kregers, Reinis 25 Lazas, Kevin 26 Mahler, Wolf 27 McCune, Alex 28 McPherson, Michael 29 Modin, Mitch 30 Mohl, Jeff 31 Morgan, Mike 32 Saluri, Karl 33 Scantling, Garrett 34 Schneider, Kurt 35 Uibo, Maicel 36 Vildosola, Henry 37 Weinstock, Evan 38 Weirich, Joshua 39 Ziemek, Zach 40 2014 NCAA Div I Track and Field Championships Men’s Decathlon Schedule Wednesday, June 11, 2014 11:30 am 100 Meters [likely 3-4 sections] 12:15 pm Long Jump [2 sections, same time] 1:30 Shot Put [2 sections, same time] 2:45 High Jump [2 sections, same time] 6:00 400 Meters [likely 4-5 sections] Thursday, June 12, 2014 11:00 am 110m Hurdles [4-6 sections] 12:00 pm Discus [likely 2 sections] 2:00 Pole Vault [2 sections, same time] 4:30 Javelin [2+ sections] 7:00 1500 Meters TBA [likely 1 race] Nb: the schedule will be adjusted continuously so the times, after starting times listed, are approximate. Rules require minimum 30 minutes between end of one event and start of the next and meet info maintains same. Top Row: Robert Cardina, Chase Dalton, Devin Dick, Viktor Fajoyomi, Luis Hanssler, Johannes Hock, Bryan Jones, Dakotah Keys; MiddleRow: Rainis Kregers, Kevin Lazas, Wolf Mahler, Alex McCune, Michael McPherson, Mitch Modin, Jeff Mohl, Mike Morgan; Bottom Row: Karl-Robert Saluri,Garrett cantling, Kurt Schneider, Maicel Uibo, Henry Vildosola, Evan Weinstock, Joshua Weirich, Zach Ziemek. Page 2 2013 Entries….. NCAA I [NCAA I, top 24 scores], final date of qualifying= May 18, 2014 8169 Garrett Scantling Georgia Bulldog, Athens 4/11 8123w Maicel Uibo Georgia-EST Bulldog, Athens 4/11 8027 Dakotah Keys Oregon Oregon R, Eugene 4/17 7860 Zach Ziemek Wisconsin Bulldog, Athens 4/11 7792 Devin Dick Kansas St Big 12, Lubbock 5/17 7768 Alex McCune Akron Mt SAC R, Azusa 4/17 7699 Mike Morgan Buffalo Mid-American, Athens 5/16 7642 Chase Dalton BYU Texas R, Austin 3/27 7618 Reinis Kregers Kansas St-LAT Big 12, Lubbock 5/17 7602 Wolf Mahler Texas Big 12, Lubbock 5/17 [10] 7592 Kevin Lazas Arkansas Texas R, Austin 3/27 7573 Johannes Hock Texas-GER Texas R, Austin 3/27 7508 Robert Cardina Penn St Texas R, Austin 3/27 7497 Karl Saluri New Orleans-EST Texas R, Austin 3/27 7489 Viktor Fajoyomi USC-HUN Pac-12, Pullman 5/11 7471 Luis Hanssler Memphis-GER American, Tampa 5/2 7457 Mitch Modin Oregon Oregon R, Eugene 4/18 7431 Kurt Schneider Michigan St Big 10, W Lafayette 5/17 7412 Josh Weirich BYU Cal Multis, Berkeley 3/21 7401 Michael McPherson Utah Valley WAC, Orem 5/15 [20] 7381 Evan Weinstock Brown Heptagonals,New Haven 5/10 7371 Bryan Jones Akron Mid-American, Athens 5/16 7359 Jeff Mohl Montana St Big Sky, Flagstaff 5/15 7344 Henry Vildsola Baylor Big 12, Lubbock 5/17 Page 3 NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONS 1970-2011 Date winner affiliation score site 1970 Rick Wanamaker Drake 7406 Des Moines, IA 1971 Ray Hupp Ohio State 7456 Seattle, WA 1972 Ron Evans Connecticut 7571 Eugene, OR 1973 Raimo Pihl Brigham Young 7782 Baton Rouge. LA 1974 Runald Backmun Brigham Young 7874 Austin, TX 1975 Raimo Pihl Brigham Young 8079 Provo, UT 1976 Ed Miller California 7443 Philadelphia, PA 1977 Tito Steiner Brigham Young 7659 Champaign, IL 1978 Mauricio Bardales UC-Irvine 8007 (8054h) Eugene, OR 1979 Tito Steiner Brigham Young 7922 Champaign, IL 1980 Mark Anderson UCLA 7893 Austin, TX 1981 Tito Steiner Brigham Young 8279w Baton Rouge, LA 1982 Trond Skramstad Mt St Mary's 7860 Provo, UT 1983 Kerry Zimmerman Indiana 7810 Houston, TX 1984 Robert Muzzio George Mason 8227 Eugene, OR 1985 Robert Muzzio George Mason 7968 Austin, TX 1986 Mike Ramos Washington 8261 Indianapolis, IN 1987 Jim Connolly UCLA 8121 Baton Rouge, LA 1988 Mikael Olander LSU 8021 Eugene, OR 1989 Derek Huff Arizona 8020 Provo, UT 1990 Drew Fucci SW Texas St 7922 Durham, NC 1991 Aric Long Tennessee 7916 Eugene, OR 1992 Brian Brophy Tennessee 8276 Austin, TX 1993 Chris Huffins California 8007 New Orleans, LA 1994 Enoch Borozinski Nevada 7870 Boise, ID 1995 Mario Sategna LSU 8172 Knoxville, TN 1996 Victor Houston Auburn 7766 Eugene, OR 1997 James Dunkleberger Wisconsin 7925 Bloomington, IN 1998 Klaus Ambrosch Arizona 7825 Buffalo, NY 1999 Tom Pappas Tennessee 8184 Boise, ID 2000 Bevan Hart California 8004 Durham, NC 2001 Santiago Lorenzo Oregon 7889 Eugene, OR 2002 Claston Bernard LSU 8094 Baton Rouge, LA 2003 Stephen Harris Tennessee 8061 Sacramento, CA 2004 Ryan Harlan Rice 8121 Austin, TX 2005 Trey Hardee Texas 7881 Sacramento, CA 2006 Jake Arnold Arizona 7870 Sacramento, CA 2007 Jake Arnold Arizona 8215 Sacramento, CA 2008 Ashton Eaton Oregon 8055 Des Moines, IA 2009 Ashton Eaton Oregon 8241 Fayetteville, AK 2010 Ashton Eaton Oregon 8457 Eugene, OR 2011 Mike Morrison California 8118 Des Moines, IA 2012 Kurt Felix Boise St 8062 Des Moines, IA 2013 Johannes Hock Texas 8267 Eugene, OR Page 4 Host Cities (by state): 10 Oregon Eugene (72,78,84,88,91,96,01,10,13,14); 6 Texas Austin (74,80,85,92,04), Houston (83); 5 Louisiana Baton Rouge (73,81,87,02), New Orleans (93); 4 California Sacramento (03,05,06,07); Iowa Des Moines (70,08,11,12); 3 Utah Provo (75,82,89); Indiana Indianapolis (86,88), Bloomington (97); Most Wins: 3 Ashton Eaton Oregon (2008, 2009, 2010) 3 Tito Steiner BYU (1977, 1979, 1981) 2 Raimo Pihl BYU (1973, 1975) 2 Rob Muzzio George Mason (1984, 1985) 2 Jake Arnold Arizona (2006, 2007) Most Consecutive Wins 3 Ashton Eaton Oregon (2008, 2009, 2010) 2 Rob Muzzio George Mason (1984, 1985) 2 Jake Arnold Arizona (2006, 2007) Most Medals: 4: Tito Steiner BYU (77-1st, 78-2nd ,79-1st, 81-1st ) Raimo Pihl BYU (73-1st, 75-1st 3 Ashton Eaton Oregon (08-1st, 09-1st , 10-1st ) Rob Muzzio George Mason (84-1st,85-1st,87-2nd ) Mike Ramos Washington (82-3rd ,83-3rd ,86-1st ) Brian Brophy Tennessee (90-2nd ,91-3rd,92-1st) Youngest Winner: Rob Muzzio GMU ’84 19 years, 125 days (DOB: 1/23/65) Oldest Winner: Tito Steiner BYU ’81 29 years, 94 days (DOB: 3/1/52) Most Wins by School: 6 Brigham Young (73,74,75,77,79,81) 4 Tennessee (91,92,99,03) 4 Arizona (89,98,06,07) 4 Oregon (01,08,09,10) 4 California (76,93,00,11) 3 LSU (88,95,02) Most Wins by Conference: 15 PAC 8/10 4 IC4A 8 Southeastern (SEC) 3 Big Ten 7 Western Athletic Conf Page 5 Top NCAA I Meet Scores [1970-2013]: 8457 Eaton, Ashton Oregon 10 8104 Nilsson, Marcus UCLA-SWE 13 8304w Steiner, Tito BYU-ARG 81 8094 Bernard, Claston LSU-JAM 02 [8279w on ’62 tables] [20] 8276 Brophy, Brian Tennessee 92 8087 Oliver, Muhammed Oregon 92 8267 Hock, Johannes Texas 13 8086 Murphy, Isaac Texas ‘13 8261 Ramos, Mike Washington 86 8083 Beach, Curtis Duke, ‘11 8241w Eaton, Ashton Oregon ‘09 8061 Muzzio, Rob George Mason 87 8239 Taiwo, Jeremy Washington ‘13 8061 Harris, Stephen Tennessee 03 8227 Long, Aric Tennessee 92 8060 Pihl, Raimo BYU-SWE75 8215 Arnold, Jake Arizona 07 [8075 on ’62 tables] 8205 Muzzio, Rob George Mason 84 8055 Eaton, Ashton Oregon 08 [8227 on ’62 tables] 8044 Sossah, Mateo N Carolina-FRA [10] 8041 Terek, Paul Michigan St 02 8184 Pappas, Tom Tennessee 99 8041 Hardee, Trey Mississippi St 04 8176 daSilva, Pedro Oregon-BRA 92 [30] 8172 Sategna, Mario LSU 95 8021 Olander, Mikail LSU-SWE 88 8171 Harlan, Ryan Rice 04 8020 Huff, Derrick Arizona 89 8141 Anderson, Mark UCLA 81 8017 Uibo, Maicel Georgia-EST 13 [8171 on ’62 tables] 8013 Martin, Romain Tex-Arl-FRA 13 8129 Zsivoczky, Attila Kansas St-HUN 99 8007 Huffins, Chris California 93 8121 Connolly, Jim UCLA 87 8004 Hart, Bevan California 00 8118 Morrison, Mike Cal 11 [36>8000 pts on 1985 IAAF tables] US All-Time Collegiate List 8465 Hardee, Trey Texas 1 Texas Relays, Austin 4/4-5/06 10.36+2.5 770+3.0 1445 199 49.11 13.83+3.1 4824 520 6000 5:06.73 8463 Pappas, Tom Tennessee 1 U Arizona, Tucson 3/17-18/99 10.75 752 1530 212 49.02 14.33 4866 500 6352 5:02.42 8457 Eaton, Ashton Oregon 1 NCAA I, Eugene 6/10-11/10 10.37+0.5 790+1.1 1260 202 46.28 13.68+1.6 4171 470 5241 4:21.85 8403 Dagard, Henrik Blinn CC-SWE 1 Deca Star, Talence 9/9-10/94 10.82 737 1480 197 47.26 14.24 4324 500 6643 4:39.91 8379 Zsivotsky, Attila Kansas St-HUN 1 Euro u23, Goteborg 7/29-30/99 11.19 731 1488 219 48.37 15.09 4548 480 6063 4:20.94 8322 Ramos, Mike Washington 1 Pac 10, Los Angeles 5/19-20/86 10.77 739 n1467 216 50.16 14.99 4906 480 6352 4:48.06 8310w Eaton, Ashton Oregon 1 Texas R, Austin 4/1/10 10.34+3.4 788+3.0 1311 202 47.06 13.85+4.9 4371 460 5219 4:41.43 8306 Motti, William Mt St Mary’s-FRA 1 NC, Athis-Mons 7/6-7/85 11.03 763 1511 216 48.43 14.75 4598 440 6338 4:43.06 8304w Steiner, Tito BYU-ARG 1 NCAA, Baton Rouge 6/2-3/81 11.19w 737 15200 209 49.85 14.97 4528 470 7028 4:31.98 8293 Hoch, Johannes Texas-GER 1 Big 12, Waco 5/3-4/13 10.78+1.6 746+3.7 1540 194 49.80 14.86+1.0 5385 469 6363 4:45.82 8276 Brophy, Brian Tennessee 1 NCAA, Austin 6/5-6/92 11.16 715 1564 210 48.84 14.75 4996 490 5968 4:45.92 8267 Hock, Johannes Texas-GER 1 NCAA, Eugene 6/5-6/13 10.69+2.4 745+1.4 1484 196 49.80 14.58+1.8 5061 480 5855 4:37.90 8239 Jeremy Taiwo
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