Outdoor Track & Field Seattle Mark Moschetti, Assistant SID ● (206) 281-2772 ● [email protected] ● Fax: (206) 281-2266 March 4, 2016

Spring is here - at least on the track Falcons begin 2016 outdoor campaign at Saturday’s Puget Sound Invitational GENERAL INFORMATION Institution: Seattle Pacific University THE SCHEDULE: Address: 3307 Third Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119 Seattle Pacific at Puget Sound Invitational Enrollment: 4,200 Saturday, March 5, 2016 Nickname: Falcons Colors: Maroon & White Field and running events, 11:00 a.m. Affiliation: NCAA Division II Baker Stadium (UPS) / Tacoma, Wash. Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference No live Webcast or live results President: Dr. Daniel J. Martin (S. Nazarene) Interim Athletic Director: Tom Box (Biola 1974) E-mail: [email protected] SEATTLE – It’s still winter on the calendar. But come Saturday morning, the Seattle Athletic Department office: 206-281-2085 Pacific Falcons will welcome spring on the track and field schedule. Fax: 206-281-2266 Athletic Dept. Web Site: www.spufalcons.com That’s when a group of SPU athletes will make the short trek south to Tacoma for the Sports Info. Director: Dan Lepse (206-281-2741; Puget Sound Invitational. The annual season opener at Baker Stadium on the [email protected]) University of Puget Sound campus begins at 11 a.m. for both field and running events. Track SID: Mark Moschetti (206-281-2772, This is the 14th consecutive year the Falcons will open in Tacoma, although the meet [email protected]) previously went by other names (UPS Outdoor Preview, and UPS Quad Meet). It will be larger than usual, with six schools COACHING STAFF competing. Joining Seattle Pacific will be Head Coach: Karl Lerum (PLU ’98) OUTDOOR MEET WILL HONOR Great Northwest Athletic Conference stablemates Office: (206) 281-2897 FALCON LEGEND HERITAGE Saint Martin’s and Western , E-mail: [email protected] With the outdoor season getting along with Lewis & Clark College, Asst. Coaches: Chris Reed started, the Falcons’ schedule Whitworth, and host UPS. Audra Smith includes a new twist on a long- Office: (206) 281-3432 time Seattle-area meet. This will be the first of 11 regular-season meets on the schedule. [email protected] Seattle Pacific will present the [email protected] Doris Heritage Distance Festival on Saturday, March 26, NOT BAD WEATHER FOR OPENERS at West Seattle Stadium. It was In the past, weather conditions have ranged formerly known as the Club from typical-March cool and cloudy to downright 2016 SCHEDULE Northwest Spring Break Open. miserable snow and sleet. March 5 Puget Sound Inv. (UPS-Tacoma) 11 a.m. The meet is named in honor of Saturday’s forecast tends more toward the March 19 L&C Spr. Brk. Open (Portland) 9 a.m. Heritage, a pioneer in women’s normal. Temperatures by meet time should be March 26 Doris Heritage Distance Festival sports, and sometimes referred around 50 degrees, on their way to an afternoon West Seattle Stadium 9 a.m. to as the First Lady of Ameri- high of 58. The afternoon might be little wet, with April 1 S.F. State Distance Carnival 8 a.m. can distance running. She won a slight chance of showers. April 1-2 Stanford Invitationa TBA five straight international cross April 9 Emilie Mondor Inv. (Burnaby, B.C.) country titles, was a two-time F: 9:00 R: 10:45 Olympian, and at one time BIGGER FISH TO FRY April 14 Bryan Clay Inv. (Azusa, Cal.) 4 p.m. owned every American record While most of the Falcon men will be in action April 15 Bryan Clay Inv. (Azusa, Cal.) 10:15 a.m. from 440 yards to a mile. Saturday, a good number of the women will not. April 15 Mt. SAC Relays (Norwalk, Cal.) 10 a.m. The tentative schedule has field In large part, that’s because eight of them are April 16 Mt. SAC Relays (Norwalk, Cal.) 11 a.m. events starting at 10:00 a.m., getting ready to head to Pittsburg, Kan., next April 16 Beach Invitational (Norwalk, Cal.) TBA and running at noon, with the week for the NCAA Division II indoor nationals. April 23 Spike Arlt Invitational (Ellensburg) TBA last race at 3:55 p.m. The official entry list was released on Monday. April 30 Ken Shannon Inv. (Husky Track) TBA SPU’s contingent will include seniors Jahzelle May 2-3 GNAC Multis (Lacey) 10:30 a.m. Ambus (400, 4x400 relay, 400 distance medley relay), Lynelle Decker (800, May 3 GNAC Multis (Lacey) 10 a.m. 4x400, distance medley), Maliea Luquin (60 hurdles), Anna Patti (DMR) and May 13 GNAC (Monmouth, Ore.) Jalen Tims (400, 4x400), junior Cheryl Hong (4x400), sophomore Chynna F: 2 p.m. / R: 2:45 p.m. Phan (800, distance medley), and freshman Geneva Lehnert (high jump). May 14 GNAC (Monmouth, Ore.) Decker (No. 4 in the 800) is the highest seed. Ambus is the No. 9 seed in the 400, F: 9:30 a.m. / R: 11 a.m. Phan is No 10 in the 800, Tims is No. 15 in the 400, Lehnert is No. 12 in the high jump, May 24-26 NCAA (Bradenton, Fla.) TBA and Luquin is No. 17 in the 60 hurdles. The DMR is No. 9 and the 4x400 is No. 10. SCOUTING REPORT: FALCON FODDER

SCOUTING THE PUGET SOUND INVITATIONAL FASTEST TIME – BUT NOT AN OUTDOOR RECORD The Falcons will compete in just a limited number of events, When senior Jahzelle Ambus clocked 54.87 seconds to win the primarily the 800 and 1,500. GNAC indoor 400-meter title in February, it easily beat her own Half a dozen SPU men will double up in both. That group includes school indoor record of 55.56, which she set during the previous senior Turner Wiley, who eventually will be found in the longer day’s preliminary heats. events (5,000 and 10,000) as the season progresses Wiley set That time also was the fastest ever by an SPU woman, indoors personal-bests in both the 800 (2:03.50) and 1,500 (4:03.20) last or outdoors. The previous mark of 54.98 was set by Joleen year. In January, he broke the school indoor record for 5K, Schwarzmiller on May 2, 1998, at the Invitational. clocking 14:56.77. Ambus’ time will go onto the record board on the bottom floor of Also racing the 800 and 1500 will be senior Adam Avischious, Brougham Pavilion as the best in school history, regardless of sophomore Clark Sterling, and redshirt sophomores Brysten venue. And, if she can break 54.98 again this spring, that will be- James, David McLeod, and Joseph Walker. come the new outdoor record. Sophomore Peyton Harris is entered in the 400 intermediate hurdles. Harris is primarily a high hurdler and a long jumper (he ANOTHER RECORD WITHIN REACH isn’t doing either event this week), but did the intermediates in Aside from Ambus in the 400, the best chance for a school record three meets last year, with a PR time of 57.97. to go down is in the men’s 10,000 with Turner Wiley. Senior Ben Smith, who dealt with injuries most of last year, is In fact, Wiley already owns it with the 31:03.68 he in the long jump. He has a lifetime best of 21-0¾ from midway ran last April 3 at the San Francisco State Distance through the 2014 season. Carnival. Wiley believes he also has a legitimate A total of five SPU women are entered in the meet. The group shot at the 5K mark of 14:39.6. His outdoor best is includes junior shot putter Sammi Markham. She’s trying 14:58.83 set in 2014, but he did go 14:56.77 indoors to reclaim the 40-foot range, having topped out last year with a in January. career-best 40 feet, 2 inches at the Saint Martin’s Invitational on May 2. ANSWERING THE MULTI-EVENT CALL Barring anything completely unexpected, senior Maliea Luquin will compete in the heptathlon again this spring. Last year, she WHERE TO SEE THEM finished third at GNAC behind Alaska Anchorage’s Karolin Anders SPU’s entries for the Puget Sound Invite (subject to scratches): and Rosie Smith. Luquin’s total of 4,584 points was a personal best and was an NCAA provisional qualify- MEN WOMEN ing score. Adam Avischious: 800, 1500 Madison Buttice: Shot put But if the winter indoor season was an indicator, don’t Jacob Busald: 1500 Sophie Carroll: 800 be surprised if sophomore Jade Crawford joins her Brandon Graue: 400 Hailey Kettel: 800 for that two-day, seven-event test. Peyton Harris: 400H Sammi Markham: Shot put Austin Hays: PV Kiley Zeitler: 800 Crawford was a last-minute entry for the GNAC indoor Brysten James: 800, 1500 pentathlon in February, and she showed herself remarkably well. Ka’eo Lindsey: 800, 1500 Crawford finished with 2,880 points to take ninth place, just five David McLeod: 800, 1500 points shy of a top-8, team-points spot. Jesse Phan: 800 Justin Ramsey: 800 HOW CLOSE IS CLOSE? Ben Smith: LJ A handful of Falcons will have some added incentive to make the Clark Sterling: 800, 1500 NCAA qualifying list this spring after barely missing out in 2015. Nathan Talbot: Javelin Start with junior pole vaulter Michaella Kahns. She cleared Joseph Walker: 800, 1500 11 feet, 9 ¾ inches – or 3.60 meters. The NCAA provisional qual Turner Wiley: 800, 1500 standard is 11-10, or 3.61. Naphtali Ward, now a sophomore, was one inch away in the UP NEXT high jump, having cleared 5-5. And the 4x400 relay team of Becca Houk, Lynelle Decker, Jalen Tims, and Jahzelle Ambus With the NCAA indoor nationals coming up on March 11-12, the – all of whom are back this year – came within three-hundredths of Falcons will take next week off from outdoor competition – their a second of provisional, going 3:48.75. only Saturday off of the entire spring. All three of those qualifying standards remain the same for 2016. When they do return to action, it will be in Portland at the Lewis & Clark Spring Break Open. It will take place on Saturday, March 19, at L&C’s Griswold Stadium. Field events NEW QUALIFYING PROCESS FOR GNAC begin at 9:00 a.m., and running starts at 11:00. The day originally The GNAC has eliminated automatic and provisional was set aside for the Rose City Preview, but that meet was qualifying marks for the conference meet. Instead, there is now canceled because the venue could not be obtained. just one qualifying mark for each event (see next page). The Spring Break meet is on the same weekend as the IAAF Anyone who makes one of those marks is automatically entered. In World Indoor Championships at the Oregon Convention addition, anyone else in the GNAC top 20 as listed in the national Center in downtown Portland. Information about that meet, in- database, is eligible for the meet in that event. cluding times and ticket prices, is available online at The marks in place would have been for automatic qualifying if the www.portland2016.com. automatic-provisional system were still in effect. SCOUTING THE 2016 FALCONS In addition to the champions, Seattle Pacific has seven other GNAC scorers back from 2015. Two of those – senior Maliea Luquin Coming off sending eight qualifiers to the NCAA indoor nationals, and junior Cheryl Hong – are just coming off their first NCAA the Seattle Pacific women are poised to make a run at a second meets, as Luquin raced in the 60-meter hurdles, and Hong ran on straight conference outdoor championship. the 4x400 relay at NCAA indoors in March. At the top of the pile are five returning 2015 GNAC champions. Junior Sarah Macdonald and sophomore Jessica Rawlins That list starts with sprinter Jahzelle Ambus. The were part of SPU’s national-qualifying cross country squad last senior swept the indoor and outdoor 400-meter titles November. last year, and added another indoor 400 crown in Sophomore Becca Houk was on the GNAC-winning outdoor February. In fact, Ambus took her career to a new, 4x100 team and took second in the 100 and 200. Sophomore higher level at this year’s GNAC indoor finals, winning the 200 in addition to the 400, setting SPU and con- Naphtali Ward was an NCAA provisional qualifier in the high ference records in both races, and posting national jump this winter. top-10 times in both (24.35 and 54.87). The group of newcomers includes freshman Geneva Lehnert, Senior Lynelle Decker pulled out a gutsy victory who made the NCAA indoor meet in the high jump. in the 1,500 last spring, and was second in the 800. Senior Turner Wiley and sophomore Peyton Harris set the Decker went on to a seventh-place finish in the 800 at pace for the Falcon men. NCAAs, becoming an All-American for the first time. Wiley took sixth place in the GNAC 10,000 last Anna Patti, another NCAA-experienced senior spring. During this year’s indoor season, he set an distance runner, is the reigning GNAC champion in SPU school record in the 5,000 meters with a time the 10,000 meters. Patti comes into the spring riding of 14:56.77 – the first Falcon man ever to break 15 a string of four straight NCAA appearances (Indoor, outdoor, and for an indoor 5K. Wiley envisions making a serious cross country in 2015, and indoor in 2016). run at the outdoor 5,000 record of 14:39.60, which Michaella Kahns wasn’t expected to win the pole vault crown was set by Walt Notter in 1969, and has stood last year as a sophomore, but won it anyway. And Kahns now has through 46 springs since then. followed that up by winning the indoor version of that event. Sophomore Peyton Harris will hurdle and long Junior Kyra Brannan is the defending long jump champion. jump once again. He took fourth in the long at last But she does more than that. Brannan also can be found in the year’s GNAC meet, and also was fifth at conference sprints and on relays. She was on last year’s GNAC-winning indoors in February. He also broke a 10-year school 4x100 relay team record in the 60-meter hurdles. THE COACHES Head coach / Program director KARL LERUM

Having successfully continued a long-standing tradition of success with Seattle Pacific’s track and field teams, Karl Lerum is now in his third year as director of the school’s entire running program, including cross country, having taken on that role in the fall of 2013. Lerum is heading into his 11th year in charge of the SPU track program. In 2015, for the sixth time in school history, and all under his leadership, the Falcon women pulled an indoor-outdoor GNAC team title sweep. A few weeks later, Lerum was named the 2015 GNAC women’s outdoor Coach of the Year, his sixth such honor. Coupled with his women’s Indoor Coach of the Year honor in February (his seventh), he swept the awards for the fifth time, having done so previously in 2007, 2010, 2011, and 2012. He also has six West Region women’s indoor Coach of the Year awards and four outdoor honors, thereby giving him 23 conference and region honors altogether between the winter and spring seasons. Of Seattle Pacific’s 10 conference indoor team championships, Lerum has been the man in charge for eight of those. During the 2015 outdoor season, 11 Falcon women posted a total of 12 NCAA provisional qualifying marks (11 individuals plus the 4x100 relay). Of those, Lynelle Decker (800) and Anna Patti (10,000) made it to nationals, with Decker running to an All-American finish in her race. Indoors in 2015, Lerum’s Falcons also had 12 NCAA provisional qualifiers, with Decker (800) and the 4,000 distance medley relay earning national berths. Lerum stepped up to the SPU’ coaching helm in October KARL LERUM AT SPU 2005, taking over from Jack Hoyt. He worked as an GNAC INDOOR WOMEN’S COACH OF YEAR assistant to Hoyt in 2000, and again in 2003. In between, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 he spent two years as an assistant at Trinity College, an WEST REGION INDOOR WOMEN’S COACH OF YEAR NCAA Division III school in Hartford, Conn. 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 GNAC OUTDOOR WOMEN’S COACH OF YEAR While Lerum has coached numerous athletes with 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 impressive accomplishments at SPU, he has quite an WEST REGON OUTDOOR WOMEN’S COACH OF YEAR impressive athletic background of his own. 1999, 2000, 2010, 2011 At Pacific Lutheran University in nearby Tacoma, Lerum GNAC INDOOR TEAM CHAMPIONS 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 , 2015 (all women’s) made his mark in two sports. On the football field, he set GNAC OUTDOOR TEAM CHAMPIONS – and still owns – the school career records for receptions 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 (all women’s) and receiving yards. On the track, Lerum has the Lutes GNAC INDOOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS record in the 400 meters and is among the school’s top 10 61 (51 women’s, 10 men’s) in the decathlon, 110 hurdles, long jump, 100 meters, and GNAC OUTDOOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS javelin. He was an All-American in the decathlon, finishing 56 (50 women’s, 6 men’s) third at NAIA nationals in 1996 and second in ‘97 and ‘98. NCAA INDOOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 6 (6 women’s) After college, Lerum was on the San Francisco 49ers’ roster NCAA OUTDOOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS for the 1998 and 1999 preseason, and played with the 8 (7 women’s, 1 men’s) Amsterdam Admirals in NFL Europe. In 2003 and again in 2004, he served as the head coach of the Oslo Vikings football program in Norway. Lerum is a graduate of Franklin Pierce High School in Parkland, south of Tacoma. He has a bachelor’s degree in history from PLU and a master’s in history from Trinity. He and wife Yvonne and son Lucas live in Seattle. Assistant Coach AUDRA SMITH

Audra Smith, who started out as a sprinter, became a heptathlete, and now has competed in four marathons, is in her third year on the Falcons coaching staff, coming aboard in August 2013

The graduate of Idaho State University has spent the past four years coaching at the University of Washington – one year as a multi-events assistant coach for track, and the past three as a strength and conditioning coach.

Smith starred in the hep at Idaho State, placing second at the meet in 2007 by tallying 5,085 points. She also was a member of the victorious 4x100 relay team, and scored in the 100, 200, 100 hurdles, and javelin as the Bengals won the team championship for the first time in school history.

She was a six-time All-Big Sky selection in just two years at the school, and was an USTFCCCA All-Academic pick as a senior, finishing her master’s degree in health education.

A native of Pima, Ariz., Smith has been in the Seattle area for five years.

Assistant Coach CHRIS REED

Chris Reed is in his third year as an assistant at SPU, joining the staff in December 2013. The native of Klamath Falls in southern Oregon is a 2011 graduate of Western Oregon University, majoring in economics.

On the cross country course, he was a two-time All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference selection, placing seventh as a junior in 2009 and third as a senior in 2010. On the track, Reed raced to a pair of All-GNAC honors, taking third in the 5,000 meters as a freshman in 2008, then placing third in the 1,500 as a senior in 2011. He also was fourth in the 5K as a junior and senior.

Indoors, he won the 2011 GNAC mile title and went on to anchor WOU’s distance medley relay to an All-American finish at the NCAAs later that season. He raced in five national meets (two for cross country and outdoor track, one for indoor track) and finished his career with five Western Oregon school records.

In 2015, Reed was named West Region Women’s Indoor Assistant Coach of the Year by the U.S.Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.

He became an assistant at Western Oregon in 2011. 2016 Seattle Pacific Women's Track and Field Roster

Athlete Events Cl Hometown (High school/previous college) Jahzelle Ambus Sprints Sr Portand, OR (Grant / Lane CC) Kyra Brannan Sprints, LJ, relays Jr Kennewick, WA (Kamiakin) Madison Buttice Throws Jr Walla Walla, WA (Walla Walla) Hannah Calvert Distance Jr Enumclaw, WA (Enumclaw) Sophie Carroll Distance So Bremerton, WA (Central Kitsap) Mary Charleson Distance So Mill Creek, WA (Henry M. Jackson) Jade Crawford Hurdles, jumps So Buckley, WA (White River) Lynelle Decker Distance Sr Vancouver, WA (Mountain View) Keana Fine Sprints Fr Yakima, WA (Eisenhower) Cheryl Hong Sprints, jumps Jr Federal Way, WA (Jefferson) Becca Houk Sprints So Oregon City, OR (Oregon City) Michaella Kahns Sprints, pole vault Jr Burlington, WA (Burlington-Edison) Hailey Kettel Distance So Edmonds, WA (Edmonds-Woodway) Emma Lambert Hurdles, pole vault Fr Portland, OR (Lincoln) Geneva Lehnert Jumps Fr Eugene, OR (Sheldon) Maliea Luquin Multis Sr Portand, OR (Westview) Sarah Macdonald Distance Jr Tucson, AZ (Pusch Ridge Christian) Sammi Markham Throws Jr Gig Harbor, WA (Gig Harbor) Anna Patti Distance Sr Renton, WA (Lindbergh) Chynna Phan Middle distance So Bellingham, WA (Mt. Baker) Jessica Rawlins Middle distance So Mill Creek, WA (Henry M. Jackson) Jalen Tims Sprints, hurdles Sr Portland, OR (Cleveland / Lane CC) Naphtali Ward Jumps, multis So Gig Harbor, WA (Gig Harbor) Madi Webster Pole vault Sr Colorado Springs, CO (Cheyenne Mtn.) Kiley Zeitler Distance Sr Livermore, CA (Livermore)

Head Coach: Karl Lerum Assistant Coaches: Chris Reed, Audra Smith

Pronunciation guide Jahzelle Ambus juh-ZEL AHM-bus Madison Buttice BEW-tice Keana Fine KEY-ah-nah Michaella Kahns meh-SHAY-la Geneva Lehnert LEH-nert Maliea Luquin ma-LEE-a lou-KEEN Chynna Phan China FAWN Jalen Tims JAY-le Naphtali Ward NAF-ta-lee Kiley Zeitler ZIT-ler

Karl Lerum LEER-um 2016 Seattle Pacific Men’s Track and Field Roster

Athlete Events Cl Hometown (high school/previous college) Adam Avischious Distance Sr Colorado Springs, CO (The Classical Academy) Jacob Busald Distance Fr Grants Pass, OR (North Valley) Brian Comer Distance Sr Sammamish, WA (Eastside Catholic) Brandon Graue Sprint, mid distance Fr Sammamish, WA (Eastside Catholic) Ben Halladay Distance So Mukilteo, WA (Kamiak) Peyton Harris Hurdles, long jump So Boise, ID (Boise) Austin Hays Pole vault Fr Seattle, WA (King’s) Brysten James Distance R-So Warsaw, IN (Warsaw Community) Ka’eo Lindsey Middle distance So Honolulu, HI (Lutheran of Hawaii) David McLeod Distance R-So Des Moines, WA (Mount Rainier) Jesse Phan Middle distance Fr Deming, WA (Mt. Baker) Justin Ramsey Sprints Jr Colorado Springs, CO (Coronado) Ben Smith Sprints, LJ Sr Portland, OR Clark Sterling Distance So Mill Creek, WA (Henry M. Jackson) Nathan Talbot Javelin Sr Richland, WA (Liberty Christian) Joseph Walker Distance R-So Auburn, WA (Jefferson) Turner Wiley Distance R-Sr Issaquah, WA (Issaquah)

Head Coach: Karl Lerum Assistant Coaches: Chris Reed, Audra Smith

Pronunciation guide Adam Avischious ah-VISH-us Jacob Busald boo-SALD Brian Comer COE-mer Brandon Graue GRAU-ee Brysten James BRIS-ten Ben Halladay HAL-aday Ka’eo Lindsey KAY-oh Jesse Phan FAWN

Karl Lerum LEER-um 2015 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR T&F PERFORMANCE LIST

Qualifying marks listed in order: + NCAA auto / # NCAA provisional / ! GNAC auto / * GNAC provisional

100 METERS (11.54 / 11.99 / 12.42 / 12.60) 3000 METERS (Not an NCAA or GNAC event) SCHOOL RECORD: Shavonne Colebrooke 11.79 (1996) SCHOOL RECORD: Gitte Karlshoj 9:02.26 (1988) Season best PR Season best PR Becca Houk 11.98#! (5/8) Same Sarah Macdonald 10:25.07 (3/21) Same Tasia Baldwin 12.19! (5/8) Same Kiley Zeitler 11:29.65 (3/28) Same Kelsey Chase 12.30! (5/8) Same Anna Patti DNC 10:17.08 (3/22/14) Kyra Brannan 12.37 (4/25^) Same (2x, (4/25/15) Jahzelle Ambus 12.72 (3/28) 12.43 (4/25/13, Lane) 5000 METERS (16:25.35 / 17:21.38 / 18:04.43 / 18:26.72) Ryan Conlin 13.08 (4/25) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Jessica Pixler 15:44.07 (2010) Season best PR 200 METERS (23.60 / 24.53 / 25.14 / 26.07) Anna Patti 16:41.56#! (4/3) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Anita Sartin 24.31 (1987) Sarah Macdonald 17:17.68#! (4/17) Same Season best PR Mary Charleson 18:07.96* (4/25) Same Becca Houk 24.70! (5/8) Same Hannah Calvert 18:14.57* (4/25) Same Jahzelle Ambus 24.74! (5/8) Same Hailey Kettel 19:13.58 (4/25) Same Tasia Baldwin 25.17* (4/17) 24.99 (4/19/13) Kiley Zeitler 19:49.94 (4/25) Same Kyra Brannan 25.47* (5/8) Same Jasmine Johnson 25.48* (4/17) Same 10,000 METERS (34:29.60 / 36:56.20 / 38:06.30 / 39:37.90) Cheryl Hong 25.96* (4/4) 25.67 (4/16/14) SCHOOL RECORD: Bente Moe 33:05.80 (1987) Kelsey Chase 26.21 (4/11) Same Season best PR Maliea Luquin 26.24 (4/27) 25.82 (4/29/13) Anna Patti 35:46.51#! (4/16) Same Maddi Hommes 27.12 (2x, 4/27) 26.27 (4/16/14) Sarah Macdonald 39:25.80 (5/8) Same Ryan Conlin 27.13 (4/25) Same Mary Charleson 43:56.41 (5/8) Same Michaella Kahns 27.33 (3/7) Same Madi Webster 29.37 (3/7) Same 4x100 RELAY (45.36 / 46.91 / Mark required for GNAC) Michelle Louie 29.48 (3/7) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Ali Sowers DNC 27.87 (4/16/14) Wochnick, Worthen, Baldwin, Mitchell 46.77 (5/11/2013) 400 METERS (53.50 / 55.98 / 57.56 / 59.11) Season best PR SCHOOL RECORD: Joleen Schwarzmiller 54.98 (1998) Houk, Ambus, 46.82# (5/9) Same Season best PR Brannan, Baldwin Jahzelle Ambus 55.91#! (5/9) Same Jasmine Johnson 56.38! (4/18) 55.90 (5/11/13) 4x400 RELAY (3:40.96 / 3:48.72 / Mark required for GNAC) Cheryl Hong 57.89* (5/9) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Carter, Yeager, Smith, Anderson 3:41.57 (1978) Lynelle Decker 1:00.13 (4/25^) Same Season best PR Kelsey Chase 1:00.64 (3/7) Same Houk, Decker, 3:48.75 (5/9) Same Chynna Phan 1:01.35 (3/7) Same Tims, Ambus Ryan Conlin 1:01.83 (3/7) Same Jessie Mathison 1:02.51 (3/7) Same Ambus, Houk, 3:53.44 (3/21) Same Tasia Baldiwn DNC 58.79 (3/8/14) Tims, Johnson

800 METERS (2:08.00 / 2:13.33 / 2:12.24 / 2:15.15) Houk, Decker, 3:57.95 (3/28) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Jessica Pixler 2:04.89 (2010) Brannan, Patti Season best PR Lynelle Decker 2:08.13#! (4/17) Same Tims, Phan, 3:59.94 (3/28) Same Chynna Phan 2:16.23 (5/2) Same Chase, Johnson Ali Sowers 2:17.82 (3/21) Same Maliea Luquin 2:20.24 (4/28) Same Luquin, Hommes, 4:00.86 (3/21) Same Jessie Mathison 2:20.48 (2x, 5/2) Same (2x, 5/2/15) Hong, Brannan Mary Charleson 2:21.27 (3/28) Same Maddi Hommes 2:21.97 (4/28) 2:20.26 (4/29/14) Luquin, Phan, 4:03.15 (3/7) Same Hannah Calvert 2:23.63 (3/28) Same Hommes, Sowers Kiley Zeitler 2:36.14 (5/2) 2:29.85 (4/26/14) Jasmine Johnson DNC 2:15.83 (4/6/13) Hong, Mathison, 4:05.33 (3/28) Same Cheryl Hong DNC 2:26.61 (4/17/14) Rawlins, Conlin 1500 METERS (4:26.00 / 4:34.73 / 4:33.30 / 4:39.86) SCHOOL RECORD: Jessica Pixler 4:11.06 (2010) Mathison, Conlin, 4:06.76 (3/7) Same Season best PR Chase, Hong Lynelle Decker 4:29.60#! (5/9) Same Anna Patti 4:36.01* (5/2) Same Carroll, Charleson, 4:17.13 (3/7) Same Jessica Rawlins 4:36.55* (5/9) Same Kettel, Calvert Sarah Macdonald 4:42.43 (4/11) Same Mary Charleson 4:46.28 (4/11) Same 100 HURDLES (13.22 / 14.30 / 14.71 / 15.34) Hannah Calvert 4:48.52 (4/3) Same SCHOOL REORD: Karen Lauve 13.65 (1992) Chynna Phan 4:49.70 (4/4) Same Season best PR Hailey Kettel 4:55.63 (4/11) Same Maliea Luquiin 14.53! (5/8) 14.30 (5/4/13) Ali Sowers 5:02.75 (3/28) Same Cheryl Hong 15.77 (3/21) 15.72 (3/22/14) Sophie Carroll 5:07.58 (3/7) Same Maddi Hommes 16.77 (4/27) 15.98 (4/12/14) Kiley Zeitler 5:17.00 (5/2) 5:05.43 (5/3/14) Ali Sowers DNC 16.51 (4/12/14) Jasmine Johnson DNC 4:59.98 (3/31/12) 2015 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR T&F PERFORMANCE LIST

Qualifying marks listed in order: + NCAA auto / # NCAA provisional / ! GNAC auto / * GNAC provisional

400 HURDLES (58.95 / 1:02.40 / 1:05.31 / 1:07.72) JAVELIN (159-1 (48.50) / 132-5 (40.37) / 138-3 (42.14) / 126-1 (38.44) SCHOOL RECORD: Jenny Vale 1:00.10 (1993) SCHOOL RECORD: Brittany Aanstad 168-1 (51.24) (5/26/2012) Season best PR Season best PR Maliea Luquin 1:03.45!! (4/18) Same Michaela Farner 136-1 / 41.47#* (4/25) Same Maddi Hommes 1:03.79! (4/11) Same Maddi Hommes 122-3½ / 37.27 (4/27) 125-4 / 38.20 (4/17/14) Jalen Tims 1:04.06! (5/2) Same Emily Corona 110-0 / 33.52 (3/7) 128-9 / 39.24 (5/10/13) Cheryl Hong 1:07.21* (3/21) Same Maliea Luquin 92-3 / 28.11 (3/7) 93-0½ / 28.35 (4/30/13) Ali Sowers 1:11.25 (3/7) 1:06.37 (5/3/14) Sammi Markham DNC 124-2 / 37.86 (4/5/14) Cheryl Hong DNC 80-2¾ / 24.54 (4/16/14) 3000 STEEPLECHASE (10:27.95 / 11:11.53 / 11:23.07 / 11:55.11) Ali Sowers DNC 71-2 / 21.70 (4/11/14) SCHOOL RECORD: Suzie Strickler 10:45.54 (2008) Season best PR HEPTATHLON (5,160 / 4,377 / 4,342 / 3,875) Jessica Rawlins 10:52.79#! (4/3) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Anita Sartin 5,991 (1987) Hannah Calvert DNC 12:24.23 (3/29/14) Season best PR Maliea Luquin 4,584# (4/27-28) Same HIGH JUMP (5-9¾ (1.77) / 5-6 (1.68) / 5-3¾ (1.62) / 5-0 (1.52) Maddi Hommes 4,391# (4/27-28) 4,510 (4/16-17/14) SCHOOL RECORD: Pam Spencer 6-0½ (1.84) (1978) Cheryl Hong DNC 4,073 (4/16-71/14) Season best PR Ali Sowers DNC 3,829 (4/28-29/14) Naphtali Ward 5-5 / 1.65! (3/21) Same Luisa McInnis 5-3 / 1.60* (4/18) Same Maddi Hommes 5-1¾ / 1.57* (5/9) Same (2x) (5/9/15) Maliea Luquin 5-1 / 1.55* (4/27) Same SCHEDULE Ali Sowers DNC 5-2¼ / 1.58 (4/28/14) 3/7 UPS Outdoor Preview Cheryl Hong DNC 4-9½ / 1.46 (4/28/14) 3/21 Rose City Preview 3/28 Club Northwest Spring Break Open POLE VAULT (13-0¾ (3.98) / 11-10 (3.61) / 11-0 (3.35 / 9-7½ (2.93) 4/3 San Francisco State Distance Carnival SCHOOL RECORD: Melissa Peaslee 12-6¾ (3.83m) (2011) 4/3-4% Sam Adams Combined Events Season best PR 4/4 JD Shotwell Invitational Michaella Kahns 11-9¾ / 3.60! (5/8) Same 4/11 Emilie Mondor Invitational Michelle Louie 11-1 / 3.38! (3/28) Same 4/16 Mt. SAC Relays Madi Webster 10-6 / 3.20* (3/21) 10-8 / 3.25 (3/8/14) 4/17 Bryan Clay Invitational 4/18 Beach Invitational LONG JUMP (20-1 (6.12) / 18-10¾ (5.76) / 17-9¾ (5.43) / 16-11½ (5.17) 4/25 Ralph Vernacchia Invitational SCHOOL RECORD: Sherron Walker 21-8¾ (6.62) (1976) 4/25^ Triton Invitational Season best PR 4/27-28 GNAC Multi-Event Championships Kyra Brannan 18-7 / 5.66! (4/17) Same 5/2 Saint Martin’s Invitational Maliea Luquin 18-3 / 5.56! (5/8) Same 5/8-9 GNAC Championships Tasia Baldwin 17-10¾ / 5.45* (5/8) 18-2½ / 5.55 (5/11/12) 5/21-23 NCAA Championships Maddi Hommes 15-2¾ / 4.64 (3/28) 16-0¼ / 4.88 (4/5/14) Naphtali Ward 15-2¼ / 4.63 (3/21) Same Ali Sowers DNC 16-3¼ / 4.96 (4/12/14) Cheryl Hong DNC 15-11¼ / 4.86 (3/8/14)

TRIPLE JUMP (41-8 (12.70 / 38-7½ (11.77) / 37-5½ (11.42 / 36-2 (11.02) SCHOOL RECORD: Karin Grelsson 43-8 (13.31) (1992) Season best PR Tasia Baldwin DNC 32-4¼ / 9.86 (3/2/13)

SHOT PUT (51-7¼ (15.73) / 44-4¾ (13.53) / 40-4¾ (12.31) / 37-11 (11.56) SCHOOL RECORD: Marcia Mecklenburg 52-1 (15.87) (1978) Season best PR Sammi Markham 40-2 / 12.24 (5/2) Same Maddi Hommes 33-7¼ / 10.24 (4/3%) Same Madison Buttice 30-2 / 9.19 (5/2) Same Maliea Luquin 29-3¾ / 8.93 (4/3%) 30-2¼ / 9.20 (4/29/13) Ali Sowers DNC 31-10¾ / 9.72 (3/29/14) Cheryl Hong DNC 23-2½ / 7.07 (4/28/14)

DISCUS (163-8 (49.90) / 144-4 (44.01) / 130-4 (39.73) / 119-5 (36.41) SCHOOL RECORD: Lorna Griffin 180-3 (54.94) (1978) Season best PR Sammi Markham 120-9 / 36.81 (4/25) Same Madison Buttice 91-7 / 27.92 (3/28) Same

HAMMER (193-8 (59.05) / 166-3 (50.67) / 152-4 / 46.45) / 136-6 (41.61) SCHOOL RECORD: Penny Hansen 149-7 (45.60) (1997) Season best PR No competitors 2015 MEN’S OUTDOOR T&F PERFORMANCE LIST

Qualifying marks listed in order: + NCAA auto / # NCAA provisional / ! GNAC auto / * GNAC provisional

100 METERS (10.31 / 10.61 / 10.93 / 11.14) 10,000 METERS (29:15.09 / 30:49.77 / 31:28.02 / 32:50.35) SCHOOL RECORD: Roy Duncan 10.4 (1958) SCHOOL RECORD: Turner Wiley 31:03.68 (April 3, 2015) Season best PR Season best PR David Ferguson 11.03* (4/18) Same Turner Wiley 31:03.68! (4/3) Same Clifford Paulk 11.10* (4/18) Same Brian Comer 32:37.08* (3/28) Same Mario Lopez 11.28 (5/2) Same RJ Straker 11.30 (2x, 5/8) Same (2x, 5/8/15) 110 HURDLES (14.03 / 14.60 / 15.34 / 15.77) Ben Smith 12.04 (5/2) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Mark Stream 14.5 (1975) Justin Ramsey DNC 11.63 (3/29/14) Season best PR Peyton Harris 15.61* (5/2) Same 200 METERS (20.81 / 21.41 / 22.40 / 22.54) SCHOOL RECORD: Roy Duncan 20.9 (1956) 400 HURDLES (50.24 / 53.48 / 55.19 / 56.36) Season best PR SCHOOL RECORD: Mark Stream 52.4 (1974) David Ferguson 22.20! (5/8) 21.95 (5/4/13) Season best PR Mario Lopez 22.21! (5/8) Same Peyton Harris 57.95 (4/4) Same Clifford Paulk 22.58 (4/17) Same Justin Ramsey DNC 1:09.76 (3/29/14) Chris Moreton 22.72 (4/25) Same RJ Straker 23.32 (4/25) 22.86 (3/22/14) 3000 STEEPLECHASE (8:52.70 / 9:18.42 / 9:18.42 / 9:51.44) Justin Ramsey 23.50 (4/25) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Terry Hodge 8:55.15 (1994) Peyton Harris 23.80 (3/21) Same Season best PR Ben Smith DNC 23.10 (5/4/13) No returning competitors

400 METERS (46.56 / 47.94 / 49.24 / 50.17) 4x100 RELAY (40.16 / 41.07 / Mark required for GNAC) SCHOOL RECORD: Chris Randolph 48.27 (2006) SCHOOL RECORD: Miller, Hansen, Hilliard, Glancy 41.6 (1968) Season best PR Season best PR Mario Lopez 48.83! (5/8) Same Ferguson, Harris, 42.49 (5/2) Same Chris Moreton 49.84* (5/8) Same Straker, Paulk Justin Ramsey 51.20 (5/2) Same David Ferguson 51.76 (4/11) 50.90 (4/19/14) Ferguson, Harris, 42.73 (4/17) Same RJ Straker DNC 51.31 (3/22/14) Lopez, Paulk

800 METERS (1:49.10 / 1:52.33 / 1:53.49 / 1:55.12) Ferguson, Harris, 43.16 (4/4) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Ted Hamlin 1:48.89 (1991) Starker, Lopez Season best PR Chris Moreton 1:57.78 (4/4) Same 4x400 RELAY (3:09.04 / 3:14.07 / Mark required for GNAC) Adam Avischious 1:58.98 (3/7) 1:56.71 (4/12/14) SCHOOL RECORD: Engelson, Randolph, Mach, Strickler 3:18.05 (2005) Ben Halladay 2:02.70 (3/7) Same Season best PR Clark Sterling 2:03.29 (4/25) Same Moreton, Lopez, 3:22.51 (5/9) Same Turner Wiley 2:03.50 (4/25) Same Straker, Ferguson Josiah Zering 2:06.70 (3/28) Same Ferguson, Harris, 3:24.01 (3/28) Same Ka’eo Lindsey 2:09.04 (4/4) Same Lopez, Moreton

1500 METERS (3:45.65 / 3:52.04 / 3:55.41 / 3:59.74) Lopez, Moreton, 3:27.66 (3/7) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Jon Swanson 3:48.05 (1995) Ramsey, Avischious Season best PR Adam Avischious 4:00.21 (4/3) 3:57.05 (5/3/14) Harris, Moreton, 3:28.63 (3/21) Same Turner Wiley 4:03.20 (5/2) Same Straker, Ramsey Ben Halladay 4:05.25 (5/2) Same Clark Sterling 4:18.58 (3/28) Same Halladay, Sterling, 3:50.88 (3/7) Same Brian Comer 4:20.50 (3/7) 4:46.58 (4/6/13) Comer, Wiley Josiah Zering 4:34.18 (3/21) Same HIGH JUMP 7-2¼ (2.19 / 6-8¼ (2.04) / 6-3¼ (1.91) / 6-1¼ (1.86) 3000 METERS (Not an NCAA or GNAC event) SCHOOL RECORD: Jack Hoyt 6-11 (2.11) (1987) SCHOOL RECORD: NA Season best PR Season best PR No competitors Turner Wiley 8:45.35 (3/21) Same Brian Comer 9:01.65 (3/21) Same POLE VAULT (17-0 (5.18) / 15-7½ (4.76) / 14-1¼ (4.30) / 13-3½ (4.05) Clark Sterling 9:32.77 (3/21) Same SCHOOL RECORD: Bill Spaet 15-11 (4.85) (1973) Adam Avischious DNC 9:06.14 (3/29/14) Season best PR No competitors 5000 METERS (13:57.77 / 14:37.45 / 14:50.37 / 15:23.68) SCHOOL RECORD: Walt Notter 14:39.6, 1969) LONG JUMP (25-1¼ (7.65) / 23-8¼ (7.22) / 22-6 (6.86) / 21-2 (6.45) Season best PR SCHOOL RECORD: Steve Gough 24-4¾ (7.43) (1970) Turner Wiley 15:04.08* (4/17) 14:58.83 (4/18/14) Season best PR Brian Comer 15:53.77 (4/4) Same Peyton Harris 22-9¼ / 6.94! (5/8) Same Clark Sterling 16:40.41 (4/4) Same Ben Smith 19-5½ / 5.93 (5/2) 21-0¾ / 6.42 (4/12/14) Clifford Paulk 18-10½ / 5,78 (3/21) Same 2015 MEN’S OUTDOOR T&F PERFORMANCE LIST

Qualifying marks listed in order: + NCAA auto / # NCAA provisional / ! GNAC auto / * GNAC provisional

TRIPLE JUMP (51-9 / (15.77) / 47-9¼ (14.56) / 45-1½ (13.75) / 43-9¼ (13.34) SCHOOL RECORD: Steve Gough 50-0½ (15.25) (1970) Season best PR Clifford Paulk 40-11 / 12.47 (3/7) Same Ben Smith DNC 40-11 / 12.47 (3/1/14)

SHOT PUT (60-4 (18.39) / 52-3¾ (15.95) / 49-1¾ (14.98) / 46-10¼ (14.28) SCHOOL RECORD: Mike Olson 59-2¼ (18.04m) (1992) Season best PR Josiah Zering 22-8 / 6.91 (4/25) Same RJ Straker DNC 29-10¾ / 9.11 (4/6/13)

DISCUS (182-5 (55.60) / 161-11 (49.35) / 154-8 (47.14) / 139-1 (42.39) SCHOOL RECORD: Mike Olson 162-7 (49.56) (1992) Season best PR No competitors

HAMMER (211-0 (64.31) / 177-6 (54.10) / 157-1 (47.88) / 146-2 (44.55) SCHOOL RECORD: John Pietz 158-1 (48.18) (1992) Season best PR No competitors

JAVELIN (220-1 (67-10) / 191-5 (58.34) / 185-4 / (56.50) / 176-3 (53.72) SCHOOL RECORD: Bill Spaet 246-3 (75.06) (1973) Season best PR Justin Ramsey DNC 132-4 / 40.33 (3/29/14)

DECATHLON (7,100 / 6,202 / 6,075 / 5,568) SCHOOL RECORD: Chris Randolph 7,872 (2006) Season best PR No competitors

SCHEDULE 3/7 UPS Outdoor Preview 3/21 Rose City Preview 3/28 Club Northwest Spring Break Open 4/3 San Francisco State Distance Carnival 4/4 JD Shotwell Invitational 4/11 Emilie Mondor Invitational 4/17 Bryan Clay Invitational 4/18 Beach Invitational 4/25 Ralph Vernacchia Invitational 5/2 Saint Martin’s Invitational 5/8-9 GNAC Championships Seattle Pacific University 2016 Women’s Preview Outdoor Track & Field GNAC top-8 placers returning: 12 GNAC top-8 placers lost: 5 2016 Preseason Prospectus Other letterwinners returning: 5 Other letterwinners lost: 2

Returning GNAC top-8 placers (12) General Information Athlete Yr 2015 GNAC placings, other accomplishments Institution: Seattle Pacific University Jahzelle Ambus Sr 1st 400, 1st 4x100R, 2nd 4x400R, 3rd 200 Address: 3307 Third Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 Kyra Brannan Jr 1st LJ, 1st 4x100R, 5th 200, 9th 100 Founded: 1891 Enrollment: 4,120 Lynelle Decker Sr 1st 1500, 2nd 800, 2nd 4x400R, 7th NCAA 800 Nickname: Falcons Colors: Maroon & White Cheryl Hong Jr 5th 400 Affiliation: NCAA Division II Becca Houk So 1st 4x100R, 2nd 100, 2nd 200, 2nd 4x400R Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference Michaella Kahns Jr 1st PV President: Dr. Daniel J. Martin (Southern Nazarene) Maliea Luquin Sr 2nd 400H, 3rd heptathlon, 3rd LJ, 5th 100H Interim Athletic Director.: Tom Box (Biola 1974) E-mail: [email protected] Sarah Macdonald Jr 7th 10,000 Athletic Department office: 206-281-2085 Fax: 206-281-2266 Anna Patti Sr 1st 10,000, 6th 5000, 19th NCAA 5000 Athletic Department Web Site: www.spufalcons.com Jessica Rawlins So 3rd steeple, 5th 1500. Sports Info Director: Dan Lepse (206-281-2741, [email protected]) Jalen Tims Sr 2nd 4x400R Track & Field SID: Mark Moschetti (206-281-2772, [email protected]) Naphtali Ward So 7th HJ

Track & Field Information Other returning letterwinners (5) Head Coach: Karl Lerum (11th year; Pacific Lutheran ‘98) So. Mary Charleson (distance), Jr. Hannah Calvert (distance), Coach’s office: 206-281-2897 E-mail: [email protected] So. Hailey Kettel (distance), Jr. Sammi Markham (throws), Assistant Coaches: Audra Smith, Chris Reed Sr. Madi Webster (pole vault). Athletic Trainer: Jason Durocher Trainer’s office: 206-281-2768 E-mail: [email protected] Other returners (5) So. Madison Buttice (throws), So. Sophie Carroll (distance), So. Jade Crawford (hurdles, jumps), So. Chynna Phan (distance), History Sr. Kiley Zeitler (distance). First year of outdoor track: Men 1949. Women 1975* *Women competed with Falcon Track Club from 1955-74. GNAC top-8 placers lost (5) Women’s best NCAA finish:3rd (62 points), 1989. Tasia Baldwin (1st 4x100R, 4th 100, 4th 200), Kelsey Chase (5th 100), Men’s best NCAA finish: 11th (18 points), 1970. Michaela Farner (6th javelin), Luisa McInnis (tie 8th HJ), all graduated; Women’s conference championships: 9 (Pacific West 2000, 01; Jr. Maddi Hommes (6thdheptathlon, 4th 400 hurdles), not returning. GNAC 2002, 06, 07, 10, 11, 12, 15). Men’s conference championships: 0. Other letterwinners lost (2) Jasmine Johnson, Ali Sowers. 2015 Review WOMEN: GNAC: 1st, 183 points. NCAA: Tie 58th, 2 points. Key newcomers (4) GNAC champions: Jahzelle Ambus (400), Kyra Brannan (long jump), Fr. Melanie Campbell (distance), Fr. Keana Fine (sprints), Lynelle Decker (1500), Michaella Kahns (pole vault), Anna Patti (10,000), Fr. Emma Lambert (hurdles, pole vault), Fr. Geneva Lehnert (jumps). 4x100 relay (Becca Houk, Ambus, Brannan, Tasia Baldwin). NCAA champions: None. 2016 Men’s Preview MEN: GNAC: 8th, 21 points. NCAA: No qualifiers. 2 : 5 GNAC champions: None. GNAC top-8 placers returning: GNAC top-8 placers lost Other letterwinners returning: 5 Other letterwinners lost: 0 Returning GNAC top-8 placers (2) 2016 Schedule Athlete Yr 2015 GNAC placings, other accomplishments Peyton Harris So 4th LJ, 9th 110H Date Opponent Time Turner Wiley Sr 6th 10,000, 9th 5000 March 5 UPS Invitational (Tacoma) 11:00 a.m. March 19 Lewis & Clark Spr. Brk. Open (Portland0 9:00 a.m. Other returning letterwinners (5) March 26 Doris Heritage Distance Festival (W. Seattle) 9:00 a.m. Sr. Adam Avischious (distacne), Sr. Brian Comer (distance), April 1 S.F. State Distance Carnival 8:00 a.m. So. Ben Halladay (distance), Jr. Justin Ramsey (sprints), April 1-2 Stanford Invitational TBA So. Clark Sterling (distance). April 9 Emilie Mondor Invite (Burnaby, B.C.) F: 9:00 R: 10:45 April 14 Bryan Clay Invite (Azusa, Calif.) 4:00 p.m. Other returners (2) April 15 Bryan Clay Invite (Azusa, Calif.) 10:15 a.m. So. Ka’eo Lindsey (distance), Sr. Ben Smith (sprints, LJ). April 15 Mt. SAC Relays (Norwalk, Calif.) 10:00 a.m. GNAC top-8 placers lost (5) April 16 Mt. SAC Relays (Norwalk, Calif.) 11:00 a.m. David Ferguson (5th 4x100R, 7th 200, 7th 400), RJ Straker (5th April 16 Beach Invitational (Norwalk, Calif.) TBA 4x100R, 7th 4x400R), both graduted; So. Mario Lopez (5th 4x100R, April 23 Spike Arlt Invitational (Ellensburg) TBA 6th 200, 7th 4x400R, 8th 400), So. Chris Moreton (7th 4x400R, 10th 400), April 30 Ken Shannon Invite (Husky Track) TBA So. Clifford Paulk (5th 4x100R), all not returning. May 2-3 GNAC Multis (Saint Martin’s - Lacey) 10:30 a.m. May 3 GNAC Multis (Saint Martin’s-Lacey) 10:00 a.m. Other letterwinners lost (0) May 13 GNAC (Monmouth, Ore.) F: 2:00 / R: 2:45 p.m. Key newcomers (8) May 14 GNAC (Monmouth, Ore.) F: 9:30 / R: 11:00 a.m. Fr. Jacob Busald (distance), Fr. Brandon Graue (sprints, mid distance), May 24-26 NCAA Championships (Bradenton, Fla.) TBA Fr. Austin Hays (pole vault), R-So Brysten James (distance), R-So. David McLeod (distance), Fr. Jesse Phan (mid distance), Sr. Nathan Talbot (javelin), R-So. Joseph Walker (distance).