2020 Usc Track & Field Media Guide

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From Left to Right: Isaiah Jewett 2020 USC TRACK & FIELD -2019 NCAA Indoor 800m All-American

Chanel Brissett MEDIA GUIDE -2019 NCAA Indoor 60m Hurdles Champion -2019 NCAA Outdoor 100m hurdles runner-up, 4x100m Champion

Kaelin Roberts -2019 NCAA Indoor 400m Champion -2019 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor 4x400m All-American

TeeTee Terry -2019 NCAA Indoor 60m Champion -2019 NCAA Outdoor 100m – 3rd Place, 4x100m Champion

From Left to Right: Anna Cockrell -2019 NCAA Outdoor 400m Hurdles Champion, 100m Hurdles & 4x100m All-American

Angie Annelus -2018 & 2019 NCAA Outdoor 200m Champion -2019 NCAA Outdoor 4x100m Champion, 100m All-American

Matthew Katnik -2019 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Shot Put All-American From Left to Right: Lanae-Tava Thomas -2019 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor 200m All-American -2019 NCAA Outdoor 4x100m Champion, 2019 NCAA Indoor 4x400m All-American

Earnest Sears III -2019 NCAA Indoor High Jump All-American

Bailey Lear From Left to Right: -2019 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor 4x400m All-American Cameron Samuel -2019 Outdoor 400m Hurdles All-American Kyra Constantine -2019 NCAA Indoor & Outdoor 400m & 4x400m All-American Mecca McGlaston -2019 NCAA Indoor 60m Hurdles All-American UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD |2020 SCHEDULE

Date Event Location January 24-25 Dr. Martin Luther King Collegiate Invitational (Indoor) Albuquerque, N.M. January 31-Feb. 1 Texas Tech Invitational (Indoor) Lubbock, Texas February 14-15 Tiger Paw Invitational (Indoor) Clemson, S.C. February 14-15 Husky Classic (Indoor) Seatte, Wash. February 21 Matador Qualiﬁ er (Indoor) Lubbock, Texas February 28-29 MPSF Championships (Indoor) Seattle, Wash. March 6-7 Beach Opener Long Beach, Calif. March 13-14 NCAA Championships (Indoor) Albuquerque, N.M. March 27-28 Power 5 Conference Challenge Oxford, Miss. April 2-4 Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, Calif. April 10-11 Triton Invitational San Diego, Calif. April 16-17 Mt. SAC Relays Walnut, Calif. April 17-18 Beach Invitational Long Beach, Calif. May 3 USC-UCLA Dual Meet Westwood, Calif. May 9-10 Pac-12 Multi-Event Championships Corvallis, Ore. May 16-17 Pac-12 Championships Eugene, Ore. May 28-30 NCAA West Preliminary Rounds Lawrence, Kan. June 10-13 NCAA Championships Austin, Texas

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 1 2020 USC TRACK & FIELD QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Nickname: Schedule...... 1 Trojans Contents and Quick Facts ...... 2 NCAA Champion & Record-Setting 4x100m Relay ...... 3 Fight Song: 2019 NCAA Championship Moments ...... 4 “Fight On” 2020 Season Outlook ...... 5-6 USC Director of T&F Caryl Smith Gilbert ...... 7-8 Colors: Track & Field Staff and Support Staff ...... 9-16 Cardinal & Gold 2020 Team Captains/2018 Dual Meet Champions ...... 17 Trojan Spirit ...... 18 Enrollment: Men's 2019 NCAA Championship Results ...... 19 47,500 (20,000 undergraduates) 2019 Season in Review ...... 20 Men's 2020 Roster ...... 22 President: 2020 Men's Veteran Student-Athlete Bios ...... 23-36 2020 Men's Newcomer Student Athlete Bios ...... 36-38 Carol L. Folt 2020 Men's Team Photo ...... 39 2019 Men's Outdoor & Indoor Season Bests ...... 40-41 Athletic Director: Men's Year-by-Year Results ...... 44-45 Mike Bohn Men's NCAA Individual Champions ...... 46-47 Men's NCAA Point Scorers ...... 48-51 Director of Track & Field: Men's NCAA Point Leaders ...... 52 Caryl Smith Gilbert Olympic Team Members ...... 53-54 Olympic Champions ...... 55 Assistant Coaches: Hall of Famers ...... 56 Patrick Henner, Dan Lange, Nick Newman, Quincy Watts, Heritage Award Winners and Inductees ...... 57 Katherine B. Loker Tribute and Award ...... 58 Skyler Willis Men's All-Time Records ...... 59 Men's All-Time Top 10 Performers ...... 60-62 Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Men's Freshman and Cromwell Field Records ...... 63 Joanna Hayes, Joe Utzurrum Trojans in the World/U.S. Rankings...... 64 Trojans at the 2019 IAAF World Championships...... 65 Senior Director of Operations, Media & Publicity: Trojans on Track and Field News ...... 66 Kyrah McCowan Paths of Glory ...... 67-68 All-Time Men's Letterwinners ...... 69-74 Women's 2019 Roster ...... 76 Director of Operations: 2020 Women's Veteran Student-Athlete Bios ...... 77-88 Andrew DeKruyf 2020 Women's Newcomer Student-Athlete Bios ...... 89-90 2020 Women's Team Photo ...... 91 Strength Coach: Women's 2019 NCAA Championships Results ...... 92 Tatyana McMahon 2019 Women's Outdoor & Indoor Season Bests ...... 93-94 Cross Country...... 95 Academic Counselor: Women of Troy Year-by-Year...... 96 Angela Munger-Rivera Women's All-Time Records ...... 97 Loker Stadium/Cromwell Field Records ...... 98 Compliance: Women's All-Time Performers ...... 99 De-Neita Peoples and Katherine Cresser Women's Pac-12 and Freshman Record-Holders ...... 100 Women's NCAA Individual Champions...... 101 Women's All-Time NCAA Finalists ...... 102-103 Track & Field Athletic Trainer: Women's All-Time All-Americans By Year ...... 104-105 Dunford Rodill and Justin Shibel Women's All-Time NCAA Point Leaders ...... 106 Women's Olympic Members ...... 107 Historian: Women in the World Top 10 ...... 108 Tracy Sundlun Women's Letterwinners ...... 109-110 Around The Track In 2019 ...... 111 Trojan Force President: USC Experience Section ...... 112-121 Treani Swain

USC SPORTS INFORMATION Track and Field SID For all the latest news, facts and fi gures David Tuttle -- (213) 740-3806 (offi ce) (213) 725-3102 (cell) on Trojan track and fi eld, visit the offi cial USC athletics website at the following internet address: The 2020 USC Track & Field Media Guide has been prepared by the sports information offi ce. The guide was written and edited by David Tuttle, USC associate sports information director. Cover design and layout by Jennifer Griner. www.usctrojans.com Some photographic services provided by Kirby Lee/Image of Sport, Dan Avila, Patrick Gee, Jon SooHoo, Dan Lange, Hali Helfgott and David Tuttle. Additional historical support provided by Russ Reabold.

PAGE 2 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS NNCAACAA CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS AANDND UUSC'sSC's RRECORD-SETTINGECORD-SETTING 44X100MX100M RRELAYELAY TTEAMEAM TOP (L-R): TEETEE TERRY AND ANGIE ANNELUS BOTTOM (L-R): LANAE-TAVA THOMAS AND CHANEL BRISSETT 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 3 Chanel Brissett 2019 NCAA OUTDOOR TRACK 100m Hurdles Runner-Up & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Angie Annelus 200m Champion

Anna Cockrell 400m Hurdles Champion

PAGEPAGE 4 — UNUNIVERSITYIVERSIS TY OOFF SOSOUTHERNOUUTHEERNN CCALIFORNIAALIFORNIA TRTTRACKAACK & FIFIELDELD | 30 NNATIONALATIONAL CHCHAMPIONSHIPSAMMPIONSSHHIPS | 171777 NCNCAAAA CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS 2020 USC Season Outlook all-time 800m indoor list and seventh on its all-time outdoor list. Rus- sell has a best 800m time of 2:04.81 and missed out by one spot of USC SET TO BE A NATIONAL FACTOR AGAIN qualifying for the NCAA Championships in the event, after taking fourth at the Pac-12 Championships. The sophomore ranks eighth on USC’s The 2019 track and fi eld season once again proved that the USC all-time outdoor list and second on the school’s indoor list with the USC Track & Field Program is one of the elite programs in the country with freshman record. USC also has a strong returning middle distance the women’s team fi nishing runner-up at the NCAA Indoor & Outdoor crew in seniors Chloe Berry and Kamryn Weber, juniors Jennifer Daly Championships and capturing its second consecutive Pac-12 title, while and Sydney Tullai, and sophomore Brynn Sauer. USC has also added the young men’s team established a strong foundation for success. The three distance runners in sophomore Patty Haggerty, and freshmen 2020 track and fi eld season won’t end until the Tokyo Olympics and if Abygail Paez and Brooke Rodi, who all saw their fi rst action during the the 2019 World Championships are any indication, people all around cross country season. the world will become quite aware of the USC track and fi eld program. Director of Track and Field Caryl Smith Gilbert is back for her seventh If the Trojan women’s team strength is not the sprints, then it certainly is season and returns virtually every scorer from the 2019 NCAA Outdoor the hurdles. Junior Chanel Brissett won the NCAA indoor 60m hurdles Championships, so expectations are high. title last season, then placed second in the 100m hurdles outdoors with a PR of 12.52, second on USC’s all-time list. She also ran the leadoff The sprints again look to be key for the Trojan women’s team as all leg on USC’s record-setting 4x100m relay and won her second confi ve athletes who scored at the NCAA Championships return, including secutive Pac-12 100m hurdles title. During the summer she took the two-time NCAA 200m champion senior Angie Annelus. Annelus won silver medal at the NACAC U23s and at the PanAm Games. Just as the 2019 NCAA 200m title with a school-record time of 20.16 and then dominant on the hurdles scene is senior Anna Cockrell. She won the qualifi ed for the World Championships, where she placed fourth in the 2019 NCAA 400m hurdles title after fi nishing runner-up for two seasons event. Annelus also scored in the 100m dash and with the 4x100m and also placed in the 100m hurdles at nationals. Cockrell than won relay at the NCAA Championships, which won the NCAA title with a the 400m hurdles gold medal at the NACAC U23s and took silver in school-record time of 42.21. Annelus also won 200m gold at the NACAC the event at the PanAm Games and won a gold with USA's 4x400m U23 Championships in the summer. Junior TeeTee Terry placed third relay team. USC’s other returning All-America hurdler is senior Mecca in the 100m dash at the NCAA Championships with a school-record McGlaston who placed seventh in the 60m hurdles at the 2019 NCAA time of 10.98 and anchored the winning relay. She also won the NCAA Indoor Championships and ranks seventh all-time on USC’s outdoor indoor 60m sprint title and in the summer took silver in the 100m at the list. USC will also have the services of sophomore Breanna Bernard- NACAC Championships in Mexico. Sophomore Lanae-Tava Thomas Joseph who was injured most of last season, but returned to fi nish 14th also scored in the 200m dash both indoors and outdoors, and ran the in the 400m hurdles at the Pac-12 Championships, freshman Kenya third leg for the 4x100m relay team. During the summner she won the Payne and the return of sophomore Shante Robinson who scored at gold medal in the 200m at the U20 PanAm Championships. 2018 Pac-12s and fi nished 12th at the NCAA Championships in the 400m hurdles before sitting out last season.

Junior Kaelin Roberts won the 2019 NCAA indoor 400m title, but was slowed by injuries during the outdoor season. She was able to win the Sophomore Karlee Freeman and junior Joy McArthur return to lead the Pac-12 400m title and then returned to anchor the All-American 4x400m women’s throws group. Freeman set the USC freshman discus throw relay team at the NCAA Championships. Also on the 4x400m relay and record with a throw of 179-5, placed eighth in the shot put at the Pac-12 placing sixth in the 400m dash at nationals was senior Kyra Constantine. Championships and set her PRs in the discus throw, shot put, hammer Constantine also won 400m gold in the summer at the NACAC U23s and throw and javelin throw during her impressive freshman season. McAr- at the Canadian Athletics Championships. Sophomore Bailey Lear had thur took fourth in the hammer throw at the 2019 Pac-12 Championships a strong freshman campaign, scoring as part of USC’s 4x400m relay and she ranks 10th on USC’s all-time list with a mark of 203-8. Adding at both the indoor and outdoor championships and setting the school to the Trojan depth in the throws are sophomore Katherine Longjohn, indoor freshman 400m record. redshirt junior Colette Putnam and redshirt sophomore Natasha Stamp. The Trojans lost a lot in the jumps due to graduation, but two-time Pac- As if that isn’t enough, the Trojans’ embarrassment of riches has swelled 12 fourth-place high jumper Cassidy Palka returns. She has a PR of with its newest Trojans: Freshman Jatana Folston has a best 400m 5-9 and ranks tied for seventh on USC’s all-time indoor list. Redshirt time of 53.40 which she ran in placing third at the 2018 New Balance freshman Jacquelyn Fields returns after being limited to one meet last Nationals, freshman Jan’Taijah Ford has a 400m PR of 51.57 and was season due to injury and Thomas, who focused mostly in the sprints a four-time Florida state champion in the event, freshman Jazmyne last season, has a long jump PR of 21-11. Frost has PRs of 11.57 in the 100m and 23.65 in the 200m, freshman Chioma Okonkwo has bests of 11.90 in the 100m, 24.19 in the 200m The USC men’s team developed a strong foundation during the 2019 and 54.25 in the 400m and senior transfer Nicole Yeargin who has PRs season and looks to take a big step forward in 2020. USC took eight of 23.26 in the 200m and 52.76 in the 400m and reached the NCAA athletes to the 2019 NCAA Championships who had a legitimate chance East Preliminary Rounds in both events. to score and returns six of them. In addition, fi ve different athletes did earn either indoor our outdoor All-America honors. USC developed an impressive pair of freshmen women’s 800m runners last season in Alyssa Brewer and Jemima Russell. The sophomore The biggest building blocks for the sprints groups are sophomores Brewer set her 800m PR of 2:04.93 and currently ranks fourth on USC’s Brendon Stewart and Eric Allen Jr. Stewart has a best 100m time of 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 5 10.31 and he qualifi ed to the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds in both the USC freshman record in the event. He also took second in the 110m 100m and 200m, after taking fourth in the 100m and sixth in the 200m at hurdles at the Pac-12 Championships and advanced to regionals where the Pac-12 Championships. Allen Jr. set PRs in the 100m (10.37) and he fi nished two spots away from advancing to nationals. Ojora owns 200m (20.50) last season and advanced to the NCAA Championships a PR of 13.54 in the 110m hurdles and this summer took second in in the 200m, after placing fi fth in the event at the Pac-12 Champion- the event at the England Athletics Championships. Freshman Zion ships. He also set the USC freshman indoor 200m record with a time Gordon brings impressive credentials in the 110m hurdles with a PR of 20.63 at the Texas Tech Classic. Also returning are senior Alexander of 13.62 and he won the hurdles and the 100m dash titles at the 2019 Barnum who has bests of 10.29 in the 100m and 20.90 in the 200m, Colorado state meet. junior Earvin da Silva who set his 100m and 200m PRs last season of 10.57 and 21.65 respectively, junior Nick Moore who was limited to four meets last season due to injury and sophomore Daniel Robinson also set his 100m and 200m PRs of 10.39 and 21.07 last season. Junior Zach Shinnick returns in the 400m following an injury-plagued season which limited him to four individual races. He ran a leg on USC’s collegiate record-setting 4x400m relay in 2018 and has a best 400m time of 45.20. The Trojans have added a talented group to the sprints corps this season, led by freshman Kenan Christon. Christon, a key running back on the USC football team, was a 2019 High School All-American in both the 100m and 200m and he won both events at the California state meet. He has bests of 10.30 in the 100m and 20.55 in the 200m. Freshman Austin Allen joins his brother on the USC track team this season and brings with him PRs of 10.67 in the 100m and 21.9 in the 200m. Fresh- man Brayden Borquez has a 400m PR of 46.67 and placed second in the event at the 2019 California state meet. Freshman Brian Herron has PRs of 46.07 in the 400m and 20.93 in the 200m and is the indoor high school 300m record holder and freshman Nicholas Ramey has a PR Redshirt senior Matthew Katnik anchors the USC throws group. After of 46.20 in the 400m and won the 2019 Georgia state title in the event. sitting out the 2018 campaign, he returned to earn both indoor and outdoor 2019 All-America honors in the shot put. He set his outdoor shot Senior Isaiah Jewett is back for his second season as a Trojan and put PR of 64-6.50 during the season to move into fi fth place on USC’s looks to build upon his stellar fi rst season. Jewett earned indoor 800m all-time shot put list. Redshirt senior Nathan Bultman was third in the All-America honors and won the Pac-12 title in the event. He set his hammer throw at the 2019 NCAA West Preliminary Rounds and ranks outdoor 800m PR of 1:46.11 to win the Mt. SAC Relays title and his 10th on USC’s all-time list with a best mark of 220-2. Also competing time ranks third on USC’s all-time list. Jewett won the silver medal this in the throws for the Trojans are redshirt senior Jason Kim and redshirt summer at the NACAC U23 Championships in Mexico. Sophomore Sam freshman Dylan Lange. VanDorpe also showed great promise in the 800m last season with a PR of 1:48.88, fi nishing one spot out of advancing to nationals in the Junior Earnest Sears III remains one of the top high jumpers in the event. He also now ranks seventh on USC’s all-time 800m indoor list. country. In 2019 he won his second consecutive Pac-12 high jump Among the other key middle distance contributors are senior Matthew title and placed fourth at the NCAA Indoor Championships. His high Myrtue, junior David Hulme, sophomore Devin Bright, sophomore John jump PR of 7-5.25 is tied for third on USC’s all-time high jump list. In Dempsey and senior Josh Zavala. Freshman Sam Sloan is the Trojans’ the summer, Sears won a silver medal in the high jump at the NACAC Deanna Hill U23 Championships. Sophomore Nathan Patterson also looks to return lone middle distance addition and he has an 800m best of 1:57.05. to the form which saw him clear 7-4 while in high school. The Trojan horizontal jumpers will be led by newcomers redshirt senior Darryl Shaw and redshirt freshman Jalyn Jackson. Shaw comes to USC from UNC where he was an All-ACC jumper when healthy. He has bests of 51-8.50 in the triple jump and 23-5.25 in the long jump. Jackson comes to USC from California with four seasons of eligibility remaining. He has bests of 50-9.50 in the triple jump and 24-10 in the long jump. The freshman Austin also has a PR of 24-1 in the long jump. The sophomore Lewis has a long jump best of 23-7.75. Senior Michael Gonzalez returns to lead the Trojans in the pole vault, after having his 2019 campaign cut short by injury. Before the injury, Gonzalez cleared a PR of 17-1 to place second at the Jim Click Shoot- out. Senior Damiano Carrioli also is expected to compete in the pole vault for the Trojans. The Trojans have the making for a special track and fi eld season as the women’s team returns virtually all of its scorers from a season ago and has added a top-notch recruiting class. The men’s team has also brought in a notable class to add on to the strong foundations which was Senior Nicolaus Jakowec remains USC’s top long distance runner with established a season ago. The 2020 track and fi eld season will begin a PR of 14:33.10 in the 5000m race which ranks ninth on USC’s all- in January with the indoor season and end in August with the Tokyo time list. Sophomore Mitch Libby did a great job of learning the 3000m Olympics and along the way it seems very possible that the Trojans will steeplechase last season, placed 12th at the Pac-12 Championships provide many memorable moments, titles and medals. and had a PR of 9:17.70 which ranks ninth on USC’s all-time list. He became just the third athlete since 1990 to crack into the Trojans’ all- 2019 OUTDOOR RESULTS AND HONORS time steeplechase list. Men Women T-37th NCAA Championships 2nd NCAA Championships Junior Cameron Samuel is coming off an outstanding 400m hurdles 5th Pac-12 Championships Pac-12 Champions campaign which saw him win the Pac-12 title and fi nish sixth at the 2019 NCAA Championships in the event. He won every regular season 400m First-Team All-Americans First-Team All-Americans hurdles race he was in and posted a PR of 49.09 which ranks seventh Matthew Katnik (SP) Angie Annelus (100m, 200m*, 4x100m*) Cameron Samuel (400m H) Chanel Brissett (100m H, 4x100m*) on USC’s all-time list. Sophomore Noah Green also competes in the Anna Cockrell (100m H, 400m H*, 4x400m) 400m hurdles and posted a PR of 52.08 in placing seventh at the Pac- Kyra Constantine (400m, 4x400m) 12 Championships. Sophomore Talin Lewis, who is also on the USC Bailey Lear (4x400m) basketball team, has a PR of 53.41 in the 400m hurdles. Sophomore Kaelin Roberts (4x400m) Omotade Ojora is the Trojans lone returning 110m hurdles runner, but TeeTee Terry (100m, 4x100m*) the event is in capable hands. As a freshman he had a season-best Lanae-Tava Thomas (200m, 4x100m*) time of 13.68 to win the 110m hurdles at the Dual Meet which set the *NCAA champion PAGE 6 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS CARYL SMITH GILBERT USC Director of Track & Field | Seventh Season

Caryl Smith Gilbert begins her Championships the injury-depleted men’s team tied for 12th with only seventh season as the Trojan three men scoring and the women’s team tied for ninth. Director of Track & Field and once again last season demonstrated that Smith Gilbert continued the upward trending of the program in her she is one of the premier track and second season as the 2015 men’s team placed fi fth at the NCAA fi eld coaches in the country and that Championships with its fi fth-most points since the scoring system USC is one of the elite programs. In changed in 1985 and the women’s team placed seventh with its most her fi rst six seasons as the leader of points since 2006 (since topped by the 2017 & 2018 teams). The top the USC program, Smith Gilbert’s 10 fi nishes by both programs were USC’s fi rst since the 2009 season. athletes have won 20 individual The men’s team had three individual champions with Conor McCullough NCAA event titles, earned 184 All- winning the hammer throw and Andre De Grasse taking both the 100m American honors and won 60 Pac-12 and 200m titles. He became the fi rst college male athlete to claim both individual titles. She led the women’s titles in the same season since Walter Dix in 2007 and Smith Gilbert team to the 2018 NCAA outdoor title became the fi rst woman to coach a men’s 100m and 200m champion. and has had the men’s or women’s The women’s team earned 14 fi rst-team All-Americans, the second- team fi nish in the top 10 at the NCAA Indoor or Outdoor Champions 14 highest for any school, and the teams combined for 32 fi rst or second times. In addition, USC’s women’s team has won the last two Pac-12 team All-American selections. Again the men’s and women’s teams took titles and has fi nished no lower than second and the men’s team has second at the Pac-12 Championships and Smith Gilbert was named three runner-up fi nishes and has not fi nished outside the top fi ve at both men’s and women’s Pac-12 Coach of the Year, becoming the fi rst the Pac-12 Championships in her six seasons. woman to be named the conference’s men’s coach of the year. She The 2019 women’s team placed second at both the NCAA Indoor and again led the women’s team to the MPSF Indoor title and the men’s Outdoor Championships and won its second consecutive Pac-12 team team placed second in their fi rst season in the conference. Smith title. The women scored 57 points at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Gilbert was named the 2015 USTFCCCA West Region Women’s Indoor its most since also scoring 57 in 2002 and its 215 total points scored Coach of the Year and the MPSF Women’s Indoor Coach of the Year. in the last fi ve season is the school’s best stretch since amassing a In addition, the Trojans garnered 13 Pac-12 All-Academic selections school-record 268 points from 1998-2002. The 2019 young men’s team and Alexandra Collatz was named to the District VIII All-Academic team. fought through some injuries to place fi fth at the Conference meet, 17th It didn't take long for Smith Gilbert to prove that USC had "hit a home at NCAA Indoors and tied for 37th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. run" when they named her as the Director of Track & Field on June During the year, Ayden Owens set the USC decathlon record, TeeTee 17, 2013. In her fi rst season at the helm of the Trojan program, she Terry broke her school 100m record, Angie Annelus set the school guided the men's team to a fourth-place tie and the women's team to a 200m record and the women’s 4x100m relay team set a USC record, 16th-place tie at the NCAAs, the women's team won the MPSF Indoor the latter two in winning the NCAA title in the event. Championship and both men's and women's teams placed second at Smith Gilbert was named the 2019 USTFCCCA Women’s Indoor & the Pac-12 Championships. USC garnered 28 fi rst-team All-America Outdoor Women’s Coach of the Year and was named the Pac-12 honors, posted 22 all-time top 10 school marks and Aleec Harris set Women’s Coach of the Year. Her 2019 teams garnered 34 All-America the school hurdles record. It is no surprise then that she was named honors and combined indoors and outdoors to set six school records the NCAA West Region Women's Head Coach of the Year and the and 10 freshman records, running her total to 39 freshman records (27 MPSF (Indoor) Women's Head Coach of the Year. Smith Gilbert's indoors and 12 outdoors) and 52 school records (31 indoors and 21 student-athletes also excelled in the classroom where they earned 13 outdoors) under her leadership. In addition 18 Trojans were named to Pac-12 All-Academic teams, bringing the total to 91 in her fi rst six COACH CARYL seasons leading the program. AT-A-GLANCE Smith Gilbert earned her fi rst national title by guiding the USC women’s team to the 2018 NCAA Outdoor T&F Championship, the second in • USC athletes earned 184 fi rst-team All-America honors, posted 165 program history. The women claimed the crown with an epic come-from- school top 10 marks and set 52 school records in her fi rst 6 seasons behind victory in the 4x400m relay, the meet’s fi nal event. The men’s • Led USC's men to T-4th (2014), 5th (2015), 12th (2016), T-20th (2017), team had a historic fi nal day with Michael Norman and Rai Benjamin 4th (2018), T-37th (2019) and the women to T-16th (2014), 7th (2015), combining to set three collegiate records en route to a fourth place team T-9th (2016), 3rd (2017), 1st (2018) 2nd (2019) at the NCAA Outdoor fi nish. This was the culmination of an extremely successful season Championships...2015 was fi rst top 10 fi nish for both squads since which also saw the men’s team take second and the women’ seventh 2009 at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Championships, the women’s team winning • Named the 2018 USTFCCCA National Women's Coach of the Year the Pac-12 title and the men taking third and both teams winning the MPSF indoor conference team titles. USC’s teams garnered 22 All- • Named the 2014, 2015, 2018 & 2019 USTFCCCA Outdoor & Indoor West America honors, and combined indoors and outdoors to set 10 school Region Women's Head Coach of the Year...Named the USTFCCCA records and six USC freshman records. Smith Gilbert was named Indoor West Region Men's Head Coach of the Year in 2016 & 2018... the 2018 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Also the 2014, 2015 & 2018 MPSF Women's Coach of the Year and (USTFCCCA) National Women’s Coach of the Year, Pac-12 Women’s 2016 & 2018 MPSF Men's Coach of the Year Coach of the Year and MPSF Men’s & Women’s Coach of the Year. • Became 1st woman named Pac-12 Men's Coach of the Year in 2015 Nine Trojans were named USTFCCCA All-Academic and the women’s and was named the Pac-12 Women's Coach of the Year in 2018 & 2019 team was named 2018 outdoor National Scholar Team of the Year • Named the USTFCCCA South Region Coach of the Year for a fi fth time USC’s women’s team placed third at the 2017 NCAA Championships in 2013 as she guided UCF to its fi rst-ever outdoor national Top 10 with its most points since 2002 and its highest fi nish since the 2006 ranking in the USTFCCCA poll season. The men’s team placed 20th, but was just six points outside • Former head coach of Central Florida (2008-13 seasons) and of a top seven fi nish. USC athletes garnered 17 All-America honors. assistant coach at Tennessee, Alabama and Penn State Both the men’s and women’s teams placed second at the 2017 Pac-12 • Coached UCF to a 5th place fi nish at the 2013 NCAA Indoor & Championships. During the indoor season, the women’s team placed Outdoor fourth at the NCAA Championships and won the MPSF title, while the • Track & Field Championships. UCF's fi fth place showing at the men’s team placed 21st at the NCAA Championships and took second 2013 NCAA outdoor meet was the best fi nish by a non-BCS team at the conference meet. since 2000 During the 2016 season, the men’s team won its fi rst MPSF Indoor title • Six-time Conference USA Coach of the Year which earned Smith Gilbert MPSF Men’s Coach of the Year honors. At • Has coached 20 individual NCAA champions the Pac-12 Championships, the men’s team took fi fth and the women’s • Has guided her athletes to more than 126 individual conference team second. She also earned USTFCCCA Men’s Indoor West Region titles Coach of the Year honors. Sophomore Randall Cunningham won the • UCF won six C-USA indoor and outdoor titles in her tenure and her NCAA high jump title and USC set or tied four more school outdoor athletes were named All-Americans more than 100 times and set records. The Trojans were also strong in the classroom with four athletes more than 100 school records named to the USTFCCCA All-Academic teams, 14 named to Pac-12 • In the classroom her teams have posted a team GPA of 3.0 or All-Academic teams and Jaide Stepter being named Pac-12 Track and Field Women’s Scholar Athlete of the Year. At the 2016 NCAA T&F higher almost every semester 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 7 Pac-12 All-Academic selections and Alexandra Collatz was honored as Prior to becoming a collegiate coach, Smith Gilbert was the head coach a third-team Academic All-American. for four seasons (1994-97) at her prep alma mater, George Washington High in Denver. Her program produced two state titles, three All-America Prior to her arrival at USC, Smith Gilbert was a six-time Conference selections and fi ve athletes who accepted full scholarships to NCAA USA Coach of the Year at the University of Central Florida who guided Division I schools. the Knights' women's team to a program-best fi fth place fi nish at both the 2013 NCAA Track and Field Indoor and Outdoor Championships. In addition to her experience at the high school and collegiate levels, Smith Gilbert was an assistant with Team USA during the NACAC Smith Gilbert succeeded Ron Allice, who led the Trojans for 19 years Championships and was invited to coach the sprints at the 2005 Pan and retired after the 2013 NCAA Championships. Am Junior Championships. She also was selected as an assistant coach Prior to her arrival at USC, Smith Gilbert, 49, spent six seasons (2008- for the 2007 World Championships in Osaka, Japan. 13) at UCF overseeing the women's track and fi eld and XC programs after serving as an assistant at Tennessee, Alabama and Penn State. A former indoor national record holder in the 55- and 60-meter dashes, Smith Gilbert was a two-time Colorado state champion in the 200-meter During her UCF tenure, the Knights won six Conference USA track and dash and long jump and a three-time state champion in the 100-meter fi eld indoor and outdoor crowns. Her athletes were named All-Americans dash as a prep standout. She set state records in each of those three more than 100 times and set more than 100 school records. Academically, events. She went on to become a three-time All-American at UCLA, her team's GPA exceeded 3.0 nearly every term. She also oversaw the where she was a Pac-10 champion in the 100-meter dash, 4x100-meter building of the on-campus UCF Cross Country Complex. relay and 4x400-meter relay. She was part of an NCAA Championship In 2013, UCF's fi fth place showing at the NCAA outdoor meet was the runner-up 4x400-meter squad and was an All-American in the 4x100- best fi nish by a non-BCS team since 2000 and its 35 points more than meter relay in 1988 and 1989. doubled the previous program best. She was named the USTFCCCA A 1991 graduate of UCLA, Smith Gilbert holds a bachelor's degree in South Region Coach of the Year for a fi fth time in 2013 as she guided fi lm and television production. She also holds master's degrees in sport UCF to its fi rst-ever outdoor national Top 10 ranking in the USTFCCCA management and sport psychology from Tennessee. She is a 2006 poll. She was the only coach to have three 100 meter runners ranked USATF Level III Coaches Education Clinician. among the top 10-seeded qualifi ers at the NCAA meet. Twelve school records were broken in the 2013 outdoor season while the team won its Born on April 19, 1969, she is married to former NFL linebacker Greg fourth-straight C-USA title, a feat unmatched by any other women's track Gilbert. They have three sons: Alex, Spencer and Osiris. Her son Spencer and fi eld program in conference history. Octavious Freeman was the is a redshirt freshman linebacker on the USC football team. C-USA Outdoor Track Athlete of the Year for the second consecutive year. UCF also fi nished fi fth at the 2013 NCAA indoor meet, as C-USA Indoor Track Athlete of the Year Aurieyall Scott won the 60-meter dash to become the school's fi rst NCAA champion in any sport. UCF's eighth place fi nish at the 2012 NCAA indoor meet was the program's best at the time. UCF won the C-USA outdoor title and capped the season by sending four Knights to compete at the USA Olympic Trials. Scott was one of two collegiate athletes who advanced to the fi nals of the 200 meters. At the 2012 London Olympics, Smith Gilbert trained U.S. Olympian DeeDee Trotter to her third appearance in the Summer Games and her fi rst individual Olympic medal (a bronze), as well as a second gold medal on the 4x400 relay. In 2011, UCF swept the indoor and outdoor C-USA titles as Jackie Coward was named C-USA Track Athlete of the Year and UCF's fi rst two-time All-America fi rst teamer. Smith Gilbert was C-USA's outdoor and indoor Coach of the Year. She led the 2010 Knights to the C-USA Outdoor championship. Coward became UCF's fi rst NCAA Outdoor All-American (she was fourth in the 100-meter hurdles). In Smith Gilbert's fi rst two seasons at UCF, 2008 and 2009, her athletes broke 30 of the school's indoor and outdoor school records. She also served as the jumps and multi events coach of Team USA at the 2009 IAAF World Outdoor Championships in Berlin. Smith Gilbert spent fi ve seasons (2003-07) as an assistant coach at Tennessee, where she was responsible for coaching sprints, hurdles and jumps. Her Lady Vol athletes won three NCAA titles and seven Southeastern Conference championships and earned 53 NCAA Division I All-America honors. They also established 19 school records. Caryl Smith Gilbert gets interviewed by the Pac-12 Net- The 2005 Lady Vols won the school's fi rst NCAA Indoor Championship work's Jill Savage. as her group combined for 24 All-America honors and seven school records. She was named U.S. Track Coaches Association National and Mideast Region Assistant Coach of the Year for sprints and hurdles. She NCAA Championships Won By USC Coaches was responsible for the development of Trotter, the 2007 USA Indoor and Dean Cromwell (12) Outdoor Champion and a 2004 gold medalist in the 4x400-meter relay. She also coached Tianna Madison, who won the 2005 world championship in Jess Mortensen (7) the long jump, Cleo Tyson, who won the 100-meter dash and helped the Vern Wolfe (7) U.S. 4x100 relay team earn gold at the North America, Central America and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Championships, and Toyin Jess Hill (2) Olupona, the 2005 Canadian National Champion in the 100-meter dash Ron Allice (1) and the two-time NCAA runner-up in the 60-meter dash. Caryl Smith Gilbert (1) Smith Gilbert also helped the Lady Vols win SEC Indoor Championships in 2005 and 2007 and an NCAA Mideast Regional outdoor crown in 2005. The Lady Vols fi nished in the top four at the 2004, 2005 and 2007 NCAA Conferences Championships Won Indoor Championships. Jess Mortensen (10) Smith Gilbert was an assistant coach at Alabama for three years (2000- Dean Cromwell (8) 02), guiding athletes in the sprints, hurdles and jumps. During her tenure Vern Wolfe (8) with the Crimson Tide, she produced seven NCAA Division I All-Americans and four USA Olympic Trials qualifi ers. Caryl Smith Gilbert (7)* Ron Allice (6) She held similar responsibilities as an assistant at Penn State for two seasons (1998-99). Her Nittany Lion athletes accumulated four All- Jess Hill (3) America honors and nine school records, and made the fi nals at the Big Fred LaPlante (1) Ten Championships on 10 occasions. She also served the school as an instructor for the exercise science department. * Indoor & Outdoor titles PAGE 8 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS LEADERS OF THE USC TRACK & FIELD FAMILY

TROJAN T&F STAFF (L-R): Senior Director of Operations Kyrah McCowan, Assistant Coach Nick Newman, Assistant Coach Skyler Willis, Director of Operations Drew DeKruyf, Director of Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilber, Assistant Coach Patrick Henner, Assistant Coach Dan Lange, Assistant Coach Quincy Watts.

TROJAN FAMILY REUNION: Director of USC Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilbert ﬂ anked by USC Olympic heroes Andre De Grasse (L) and Bryshon Nellum (R) at the 2017 Out Of The Blocks Banquet. 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 9 ASSISTANT COACHES PATRICK HENNER Assistant Coach/Cross Country & Distances | Third Season

Patrick Henner begins his third country, including fourth in 2010 and 2015 and fi fth in 2013. His season as the cross country men’s program fi nished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships coach and assistant coach in three times with seventh-place fi nishes in 2000 and 2006 and an charge of the distance program eighth-place fi nish in 2008. for the USC track and fi eld team. While at Georgetown he coached 24 individual cross country All- Henner has brought in his Americans, including Emily Infeld who was the 2010 cross country second recruiting class as he runner-up at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. He guided has set out to build the USC Georgetown to four Big East cross country titles (2 women and distance program. Virtually 2 men) and three of his athletes won the individual title. His every Trojan runner the past teams won nine NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region cross country team three cross country seasons has championships and he earned eight NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region set their 6K personal bests. Coach of the Year honors. The work in the Fall has shown In track and fi eld, Henner coached 108 All-Americans with 12 dividends for the Trojans during athletes garnering a top 5 fi nish at the NCAA Championships. the track and fi eld season. During the 2019 outdoor track season, Georgetown won the 2012 Big East Women’s Indoor Track & Isaiah Jewett earned outdoor All-America honors in the men’s 800m Field team championship and he coached 61 individual and relay race and his PR of 1:46.11 moved him to third on USC’s all-time list. conference champions. He also won the Pac-12 800m title and set the USC indoor record of 1:46.91 in the 800m race. Matthew Myrtue, Sam VanDorpe and Prior to Georgetown, Henner was a coach at James Madison where Devin Bright joined him in cracking USC’s all-time indoor 800m. he served as head men’s and women’s cross country coach, as In addition, Nicolaus Jakowec set the school indoor 3000m record well as assistant track and fi eld coach for the Dukes from 1990-99. with a time of 8:09.77 and he moved into ninth on USC’s outdoor His coaching achievements as head coach at JMU include being 5000m list. Jemima Russell placed fourth in the 800m race at the named the 1998 NCAA Southeast Region and Colonial Athletic Pac-12 Championships and moved into seventh on USC’s all-time Association (CAA) Cross Country Coach of the Year. He guided list with a time of 2:04.93. She also set the school freshman record JMU to its fi rst NCAA cross country team championship berth in and ranks second on USC’s indoor list in the 800m with a time of school history and the 1998 men’s team placed ninth at the NCAA 2:05.90. Fellow freshman Alyssa Brewer had a time of 2:04.95 Cross Country Championships. to move into eighth on USC’s all-time outdoor list and is fourth on the indoor list with a time of 2:06.48. USC also had two women’s He guided JMU’s men’s team to two and the women’s team to won runners crack the schools indoor top 10 in the one-mile race. In his CAA cross country team title, both the fi rst in program history. two seasons working with the distance athletes, his runners Robert In track and fi eld at JMU, he coached 28 All-American and guided Ford and Jewett have won consecutive Pac-12 men’s 800m titles Dukes to 14 school records. He was named CAA Coach of the Year and he has placed two male and female runners into USC’s all-time two times. top 10 in the event. He began his coaching career as the head coach of the men’s and Henner was the Georgetown director of track and fi eld and cross women’s track and fi eld and cross country teams at Blacksburg country from 2007-15 and prior to that had spent eight seasons as High in Blacksburg, Va. from 1983-1987. Both the men’s and the Hoyas’ head men’s cross country coach and assistant coach women’s teams won state championships in 1984, 1985 and 1986. for men’s and women’s track and fi eld team. During his time at Georgetown, he built the program into one of the top tier programs Henner earned an undergraduate degree in Secondary Education in the country. Georgetown’s women’s cross country team won from Virginia Tech in 1983 and a masters in Kinesiology from the 2011 NCAA title and fi ve times fi nished inside the top 10 in the James Madison in 1989.

Above left, Henner talks to the women's cross country team after the 2019 Master's XC Invitational. Above right, Henner gives instruction to middle distance runner David Hulme.

PAGE 10 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS DAN LANGE Assistant Coach, Throws | 31st Season Dan Lange is in his 31st season as the second consecutive season. He also guided Orban to All-American the throws coach for USC and is honors in the hammer again (3rd place), a NCAA West hammer title and one of the nation's most respected a second-place fi nish at the Pac-10 Championships. teachers, having guided his athletes to All-American honors 68 times. He Lange coached three USC record-setters in 2006 as Eva Orban set the also has coached Trojan throwers to school record in the hammer with a Pac-10 and West Regional record-throw 12 school records and 28 individual of 226-8, Kate Hutchinson set the then-USC record in the discus with a Pac-12 titles. toss of 189-5 and Karen Freberg set the shot put standard with a mark of 57-7.50. Orban won the hammer at the Pac-10s and the NCAA West If you want to measure his impact Regional and place second in the event at the NCAAs. Hutchinson placed on the Trojan throws program, you second at the Pac-10 Championships and won the discus competition at have to go no farther than the USC the NCAA West Regional which gave Troy a share of the women's title. top 10 lists as all but one of the top He also guided two male Trojans to All-American honors as Bryant placed 10 male and female hammer throwers seventh in the shot and Midles seventh in the men's hammer. in school history have been coached by Lange and all but one of the USC In 2005 Midles placed sixth in the hammer throw at the NCAA Champi- record-holders in the men's and onships and in 2004 Michael Murray earned All-America honors in the women's hammer, discus, javelin and hammer throw, L’Orangerie Crawford was an All-American in the women’s shot put have been coached by Lange. For 21 consecutive seasons (1993- shot put and Inga Stasiulionyte took second at the NCAAs in the women’s 2013) he guided at least one Trojan hammer thrower to All-America honors. javelin throw. Stasiulionyte also threw 204-3 (62.27m) to win the Lithuanian Championship and qualify for the Olympics. In 2003, Stasiulionyte placed Last season he guided Matthew Katnik to All-America honors in the shot second in the javelin throw and Julianna Tudja was second in the hammer put in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. In 2018, he guided Nathan throw at the NCAA Championships. In 2002 Stasiulionyte again was second Bultman to the Pac-12 men’s hammer throw title and to No. 10 on USC’s in the javelin and Crawford was sixth in the hammer throw at the NCAAs. all-time list in the event. Bultman also scored in the discus throw, Nick His throwers helped the USC women’s team earn its fi rst NCAA women’s Ponzio scored in the discus and shot put, Breana Jemison scored in the team title as Stasiulionyte won the javelin throw as a freshman, Tudja was shot put and Joy McArthur in the hammer throw at the conference meet. third in the hammer throw and Cynthia Ademiluyi was third in the shot Ponzio and Jemison advanced to the NCAA semifi nals in the shot put to put. Norbert Horvath placed fi fth in the men’s hammer throw to make it a earn second-team All-America honors. Jemison set the USC women’s nine-year run by the USC men with a hammer throw All-American. It was shot put record with a mark of 57-7.75 (17.57m). Horvath’s third-straight time scoring in the event at NCAAs and he also In 2017, he guided Nick Ponzio and Brittany Mann to All-America honors won the Pac-12 title for the third straight season. in the shot put, and Mann and Matthew Katnik posted Trojan all-time top 10 marks in the shot put. During the indoor season, Mann broke the USC At the 2000 Pac-10 Championships, USC’s men continued its men's ham- women’s weight throw and shot put records and became an indoor shot mer domination, sweeping the top four spots to key the Trojans' title run. put All-American, while Katnik had the second-farthest shot put mark in Horvath went on to place fi fth at the NCAA Championships and Jennifer school history and the men’s team posted four Trojan top 10 marks. Vail placed sixth in the women’s hammer throw. From 1993-1999, Lange men's throwers were especially domineering in In 2016, he coached Tera Novy to All-America honors in the discus throw the hammer throw as they captured fi ve NCAA titles and fi nished second and she set the school discus throw record with a mark of 200-5. The three times. First he guided former Trojan and 1996 Olympic gold medal- season before, he coached Conor McCullough to the 2015 NCAA men's ist Balazs Kiss to four consecutive NCAA hammer throw championships hammer throw title and Alexanda Collatz, Novy and Nick Ponzio to All- from 1993-96 (and a collegiate record) and aided USC throwers across American honors. McCullough represented the USA in the hammer throw the board with his vast knowledge in the sport. In 1997, despite the de- at the 2016 Olympics. parture of Kiss, Lange made it fi ve in a row, coaching Bengt Johansson In 2014, Collatz was an All-American and Collatz and Remington Conatster to the 1997 NCAA hammer title. Johansson was runner up in the hammer won Pac-12 titles, while his athletes scored seven times at the conference in 1998, as was Horvath in 1999. meet. In 2013, Conatser (2nd, hammer), Jenny Ozorai (4th, hammer) and From 1992-99 at the NCAA Championships, he guided Allison Franke Collatz (5th, discus) all earned All-America honors. In addition, Conatser to a seventh-place fi nish in the discus throw in 1992, Leslie Coons to won a Pac-12 title and Ozorai placed second and Collatz fourth in their a third-place fi nish in the hammer throw in 1996, Ashley Selman to a events at the Pac-12 Championships. second-place fi nish in the javelin throw and Vail to a sixth-place fi nish in In 2012, Lange coached Ozorai and Marissa Minderler in the hammer and the hammer throw in 1999. Kristine Busa in the javelin to fi rst team All-America honors. Minderler won her second-straight Pac-12 hammer title, but more impressive is that USC He also was instrumental in guiding Nia Ali to a fourth-place fi nish in the had 4 of the top 8 fi nishers, with Orozai second, Jade Niemeyer fi fth and heptathlon at the 2009 NCAA Championships. Lauren Chambers eighth to earn USC 23 points in the conference meet. Outside of USC, Lange coached hammer thrower Lisa Misipeka to the American Samoa record in that event and to the Oympics. He also worked In 2011, he coached Trey Henderson and Ozorai in the hammer to with Tudja after she left USC and guided her to the Olympics. He was the All-America honors, with Henderson, Minderler (hammer) and Cooper coach for No. 1-ranked discus thrower Adam Setliff, three-time U.S. discus Thompson (javelin) winning Pac-10 titles. champion and two-time U.S. Olympian. In 2010, Henderson in the hammer and Aaron Dan in the discus earned A four-year letterman at Cal State Northridge and three-time NCAA Division All-American honors with fi fth-place fi nishes at the NCAAs. In 2008, Lange II championship meet qualifi er, Lange also earned All-American honors in helped guide Eva Orban to the NCAA title in the women's hammer, while the hammer. Lange studied exercise physiology at Cal State Northridge Corey White took second in the men's javelin. In 2009, they both were and also works as a sports fi tness consultant and as a human performance NCAA runners up and Kristine Busa placed 8th in the women's javelin. consultant for business professionals. In 2008, Corey White came up just short of an NCAA title in the javelin, but during the course of the season set a new school standard in the event Lange resides in Valencia, Calif. and has two sons, Dylan and Dalton. with a throw of 267-10, more than 23 feet farther than the previous school His son Dylan is a redshirt freshman on the USC track and fi eld team. record. In 2009, he again fi nished second at the NCAAs and pushed his All-Americans Coached by Dan Lange at USC school record in the javelin to 272-2. On the women’s side, Lange helped Eva Orban reach new heights as she became the fi rst Trojan female to Cynthia Ademiluyi Nicole Haynes Marissa Minderler win an NCAA title in the hammer and broke her own school record with Nia Ali Trey Henderson Michael Murray a throw of 230-3. Noah Bryant* Norbert Horvath Tera Novy Kristine Busa Gordon Hovey Eva Orban*+ The 2007 season could have been Lange's fi nest work with the men's Alex Collatz Bengt Johansson* Jenny Ozorai throwers as Noah Bryant set the school record in the shot, a record that Remington Conatser Matthew Katnik Nick Ponzio had stood for 35 years, and won the NCAA indoor and outdoor shot titles. L'Orangerie Crawford Gary Kirchoff Inga Stasiluionyte*+ Aaron Dan Balazs Kiss*+ Daniel Szabo In addition, Adam Midles was an All-American and had the then fourth- Chad Danowsky Brittany Mann Julianna Tudja+ best hammer throw in school history, Bryant had the eighth best hammer Nils Fearnley Dagan Massey Jennifer Vail mark, William Denbo the sixth best shot put and Stenn Parton the ninth Allison Franke Conor McCullough*+ Corey White farthest javelin throw by a Trojan. Lange was honored after the season Karen Freberg Adam Midles *--NCAA Champion by being named the West Region top assistant coach in men's throws for 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 11 NICK NEWMAN Assistant Coach, Jumps & Multis/Recruiting Coordniator | First Season Nick Newman was named as the As an author and educator, Newman published his fi rst book, “The assistant coach of jumps and Horizontal Jumps: Planning for Long Term Development” in 2012 and multi-events for the USC track has an extensive writing portfolio with contributions on several of the and fi eld program on July 23. leading sports performance and coaching websites.

Newman was an assistant track Newman earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science from & ﬁ eld coach at California for the Manhattan College in 2006 and a Master’s Degree in Human past three seasons, coaching 10 Performance & Sport Psychology from California State Fullerton in student-athletes to top 10 marks 2009. He holds certiﬁ cations in Strength & Conditioning, Technical on Cal’s indoor and outdoor lists. Coaching and Sport Performance from the U.S. Track and Field & Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) and USA Weightlifting. Last season was highlighted with Tuomas Kaukolahti earning His personal athletic background includes competing as an international his second consecutive Pac-12 men’s triple jump title and NCAA All- long jumper for England, logging a personal best of 25-7.00 (7.80m). America status in the event both indoors and outdoors. He placed seventh at the NCAA Indoor Championships and eighth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Newman also guided Tyler Brendel to the 2019 MPSF conference title and to All-America status at the NCAA Indoor Championships as well as freshman Hakim McMorris to U-20 World No. 5 in the decathlon.

Newman led athletes to 13 conference podium ﬁ nishes and seven NCAA All-American performances during his time at Cal. In 2011, he led triple jumper Blessing Ufodiama to a breakout season, as she became the No. 2 ranked jumper in the country, breaking the 14-meter barrier for the ﬁ rst time.

Newman has over 18 years of experience in training youth, collegiate and professional athletes from a wide array of sporting backgrounds. During his professional career, Newman specialized in the biomechanics of the sprints and jumps, speed development and long term program design.

Above left, Newman congratulates former USC triple jumper Isabela Marten and above right observes from the coaching box.

PAGE 12 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS QUINCY WATTS Assistant Coach, Sprints & Long Hurdles | Seventh Season Former Trojan Olympic great Quincy which won the Pac-12 title, earned a second-place fi nish at the NCAA Watts is in his seventh season at Championships and set both the USC indoor and outdoor 4x400m records. USC as an assistant coach for the Iuel and Stepter were All-Americans in the 400m hurdles and Stepter won sprints. In his fi rst six seasons, he the Pac-12 title in the event. has helped guide Trojans to 70 indoor and outdoor All-America honors in In his fi rst season back home at USC, Watts helped guide the men's and the 400m, 400m hurdles and 4x400m women's sprinters post some impressive marks. His best works was with relays. His Trojan athletes have the 400m runners as Akawkaw Ndipagbor won the MPSF indoor 400m also claimed 21 Pac-12 titles, set 23 title and then earned indoor All-America honors and set the school indoor school records, all four USC fresh- record. Three USC women and one male scored at the Pac-12 Champion- man 400m records and the women’s ships in the 400m dash. Stepter won her fi rst Pac-12 400m hurdles title. 400m hurdles freshman record. Watts spent the 2012 and 2013 seasons as an assistant coach at CS Northridge, primarily working with the distance runners and cross country In 2019, Watts guided Kaelin Roberts team. Prior to that, Watts was an assistant coach at Harvard-Westlake to the NCAA Indoor 400m title and High School where he helped develop one of the strongest distances pro- Kyra Constantine to both indoor and grams in the country. Watts began his coaching career as an assistant outdoor All-America honors in the coach at Taft High, where he went to high school. event. In addition, the women's 4x400m relay earned All-America honors both indoors and outdoors. Watts was named the 2019 West Region In- Watts, who came to USC specializing in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, door Assistant Coach of the Year. turned into the best 400-meter runner in USC history. The four-year (1989- 92) letterman won the 1992 NCAA 400-meter race in a meet record time In 2018 Watts helped guide his athletes to a banner year which earned of 44.00 which stood for 25 years. Watts also ran the anchor leg on the him U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTF- 4x400m relay team which set the school record of 3:00.58 and placed sec- CCCA) Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year and NCAA West Region As- ond. The year before he fi nished second in the 400m at the 1991 NCAA sistant Coach of the Year honors. Watts guided Michael Norman in the Championships. Watts also was a wide receiver on USC football team in 400m dash and the men’s 4x400m relay team of Ricky Morgan Jr., Rai 1990. Watts was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012. Benjamin, Zach Shinnick and Norman to NCAA titles and collegiate records at the 2018 NCAA T&F Championships. Norman won the 400m race with a Watts was a two-time gold medalist at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barce- collegiate, NCAA Championships and Hayward Field record time of 43.61. lona. He twice broke Lee Evans' Olympic record in winning the 400 meters. The 4x400m relay won its title with an all-time NCAA, NCAA Champion- Watts ran 43.71 in the semifi nal before clocking a time of 43.50 in the fi nal ships and school-record time of 2:59.00. Watts also coached Norman to a (which still stands as the USC record). Watts became the fi rst 400m athlete Pac-12 400m title with a time of 44.40. He also guided the 4x100m relay to run sub-44.0 in a championship meet. He then teamed with Andrew Val- to a Pac-12 title and this season it posted two of the top fi ve times ever by mon, Michael Johnson and Steve Lewis to win the gold in the 4x400 meter Trojans in the event. He also guided Rai Benjamin to a time of 44.74 in the relay in a then-world record time of 2:55.74. Watts ran the second leg in a 400m, sixth on USC’s all-time list and fi fth in the country during the regular blistering 43.10 which is among the fastest in the world. He also earned a season. Kendall Ellis set the USC indoor and outdoor 400m records and gold medal in the 4x400 relay at the 1993 World Championships in Stutt- became the third NCAA woman athlete to run sub-50 in the 400m when gart, Germany which still is the world record and a silver medal at the 1991 she won the Pac-12 title with a time of 49.99. Ellis placed second in the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. 400m at the NCAA Championships and then ran an epic anchor leg for USC’s women’s 4x400m relay which won with a time of 3:27.06 to clinch He was ranked in the world Top 10 in the 400m for four consecutive years the team title. Ellis’ time of 50.34 to win the NCAA indoor title set the USC, (1991-94), including No. 1 in 1992. In the 1600m relay at the World Cham- collegiate and USA 400m records. Watts and Director of Track & Field pionships, he won a silver medal in 1991 and a gold medal in 1993 (in world Caryl Smith Gilbert will continue to train Noman and Benjamin who began record time). their professional careers after combining to set three collegiate records at After suffering a debilitating back injury the NCAA Championships. from a car accident in 1995, he was In 2017, Watts guided Ellis to then USC records in the women’s indoor forced to retire, hanging up his spikes for (51.52) and outdoor (50.00) 400m race, a second-place fi nish at the NCAA good in 2001. Indoor Championships and a third-place fi nish at the Outdoor Champion- A native of Detroit, Mich., Watts prepped ships. Cameron Pettigrew also reached the women’s fi nal and Michael at Taft High School in Woodland Hills, Ca- Norman also became a 400m All-American on the men’s side. Norman lif. before attending USC. also set the USC freshman record with a time of 44.60. Both Norman and Ellis also won Pac-12 400m titles. Watts again had great success with the relays with the women’s 4x400m relay winning the indoor title and placing Right, Watts set the NCAA meet re- second outdoors, while setting the indoor collegiate record (3:27.03) and cord of 44.00 in the men's 400m dash, running the second-fastest time ever outdoors (3:23.35). The men’s team in winning the 1992 title in the event. set the school indoor record and ran its fastest outdoor time since 2012. His record stood until 2017, then his Ellis also qualifi ed during the summer to represent the USA in the 400m at pupil Michael Norman set a new re- the World Championships. Watts also worked with the 400m hurdlers and cord in 2018 with a time of 43.61. Be- low, Watts is with the men's 4x400m Anna Cockrell and Amalie Iuel, who placed second and third respectively at relay team which set the NCAA record the NCAA Championships and Cockrell setting the Trojan freshman record in winning the 2018 NCAA title with a with a time of 55.14 at the USA T&F Championships. collegiate record time of 2:59.00. In 2016, Ricky Morgan garnered 400m All-America honors and Jaide Stepter set the then school indoor and outdoor 400m records. The USC women's relays both set school records. Stepter also was a 400m hurdles All-American, won her third consecutive conference hurdles title and tied the school record with a time of 54.95 at the USA T&F Championships. He also worked with Pac-12 heptathlon champion Amalie Iuel, guiding her to a time of 2:06.34 in the 800m race which clinched the title and was the 10th- fastest time ever run by a Trojan woman. In 2015 he coached Vanessa Jones to the Pac-12 women's 400m title and Ellis to the USC women's freshman outdoor 400m record and Morgan to the men's freshman indoor record. All three runners advanced to the NCAA semifi nals in the event. At the time, Jones ran the second-fastest 400m time ever by a USC woman of 51.50 to win the conference title. Ellis' freshman record of 52.32 was set in winning the 400m at the USATF Juniors. He also guided the talented quartet of Stepter, Amalie Iuel, Ellis and Jones 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 13 SKYLER WILLIS Assistant Coach, Sprints & Hurdles | Second Season Skyler Willis was named as an records in the 100m hurdles, the 400m hurdles and as part of the assistant coach, sprints and indoor 4x400m relay. She earned her undergraduate degree in sports hurdles for the USC track and management from Akron in 2015. fi eld program by USC Director of Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilbert Willis is a Cincinnati, Ohio native, where she starred at Withrow High in November of 2018. Willis is in and set both the city and school records in the high jump, while excelling her second season as an assistant in the sprints. to coach Smith Gilbert with the sprints, short hurdles and relays. In her fi rst season at USC, the Trojan women's 4x100m relay team set the school record and won the NCAA title in the event. In addition, Chanel Brissett won the NCAA indoor 60m hurdles title and fi nished runner up at the 2019 Outdoor NCAA Championships. USC had Brissett, Dior Hall and Mecca McGlaston score indoors in the sprint hurdles and Brissett and Anna Cockrell score outdoors at the NCAA Championships. USC also had a combined seven athletes score in the 60m, 100m or 200m at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships, including TeeTee Terry winning the indoor 60m and Angie Annelus winning the outdoor 200m titles.

Willis spent the past three seasons at Florida State on its track and ﬁ eld staff, ﬁ rst as a graduate assistant, then operations assistant. She earned a Master’s of Science in Sports Management from FSU in 2018.

Willis competed collegiately at Akron where she competed in the heptathlon and both the 100m and 400m hurdles. She was a three- time NCAA East Preliminary Rounds qualiﬁ er and set Akron school USC UNVEILS NEW LOCKER ROOMS FOR THE TRACK AND FIELD TEAM

PAGE 14 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACHES JOANNA JOE HAYES UTZURRUM VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH 2004 Olympic 100m hurdles gold medalist Joanna Hayes is in her fourth Joe Utzurrum is a volunteer assistant for season of working with the USC track the USC track and fi eld program, working and fi eld program. She served as an with the pole vaulters. This is his second assistant track and fi eld coach for season of working with the USC program. sprints and hurdles until Nov. 2, 2018, switching over to volunteer coach status In his fi rst season with USC, he helped at that point. Michael Gonzalez reach a PR clearance of 17-1 (5.21m) in the pole vault, as did multi-eventer Ayden Owens (15-1). Hayes was named the 2018 West Region Women’s Track Assistant Coach of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Utzurrum competed in the pole vault for the Philippines National Team Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). USC athletes she worked with and has coached athletes which have advanced to the U.S. Olympic posted fi ve school top 10 marks in the short hurdles. Hayes also Trials. He has previously coached at UC Irvine (2004-06) and in served as an assistant coach in the sprints and hurdles at UCLA from Hawai'i at Kamehameha Schools Kapalama and President William 2014-16. McKinley HS.

Hayes won a gold medal in the 100m hurdles at the 2004 Olympic He has been an attorney in California since 1994, solicitor in England Games in Athens, setting an Olympic record with a time of 12.37. and Wales since 2010 and attorney in Hawaii since 2012. Utzurrum She ﬁ nished the 2004 season ranked No. 1 in the world and earned graduated from UC Irvine with a degree in Ecomonics in 1989 and from USA Track & Field's Jesse Owens Award that year. She was also a the Western State School of Law in 1993. gold medalist in the 400m hurdles at the 2003 Pan American Games. While a collegian at UCLA, Hayes captured the NCAA 400m Hurdles title as a senior in 1999 and won a total of seven Pac-10 titles in the hurdles and relays. She was a six-time All-American.

Hayes, who graduated from UCLA in 2001 with a degree in Sociology, previously had been a track and ﬁ eld coach at Harvard-Westlake

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 15 KYRAH McCOWAN Sr. Director of Operations, Media & Publicity McCowan is in her sixth season with the to the head football coach and served in that capacity from 2010-14. USC Track & Field program. She was Prior to coming to USC, she served as a student assistant in football promoted to Senior Director of Operations, recruiting at Tennessee from 2000-04, assistant director of football Media & Publicity in 2019. McCowan works community relations from 2005-08 and football offensive staff assistant primarily with offi cial visits, special events, and community outreach in 2009. media relations, social media and community outreach. McCowan fi rst met USC Director of Track & Field Caryl Smith Gilbert in 2001 when she was an assistant track and fi eld coach at the University She came to USC as executive assistant of Tennessee where McCowan was an undergraduate. ANDREW DeKRUYF Director of Operations Andrew DeKruyf (Deh-Krife) joined the USC The Ripon, Calif. native graduated from UCLA in 2018 with an Eco- track and fi eld program as the Director of nomics degree. He served all four years as a student manager for Operations on May 20, 2019. the Bruins’ track and fi eld team. He also worked four years for the Los Angeles Clippers, starting in MVP service and ending up as a DeKruyf’s primary duties include day- team attendant. He also handled game operations for the Clippers’ to-day activities of the team, team man- G-League affi liate. agement, team travel and home meet management.

Track & Field Support Staff

Joyce Bell Katharine Cresser Dr. Lani Lawrence Tatyana McMahon Angela Munger-Rivera Associate AD Compliance Team Sport Psychologist Strength Development Academic Advisor

De-Neita Peoples Dunford Rodill Justin Shibel David Tuttle Katie Valdes Compliance Trainer Trainer Sports Information Sports Dietitian PAGE 16 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Above, USC 2019-20 captains left to right: Matthew Myrtue, Kamryn Weber, Anna Cockrell, Matthew Katnik & TeeTee Terry. Below, the USC women's team celebrates its sixth consecutive victory in the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a victory lap around Cromwell Field..

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 17 The Trojan Spirit...

Above left, Anna Cockrell sings the National Anthem at the Trojan Invitational. Above right, some of Troy's biggest spirit leaders TeeTee Terry and the Song Girls pose at the Trojan Invitational. Below left to right, Mecca McGlaston (3rd), Chanel Brissett (1st) and Anna Cockrell (2nd) celebrate their 1-2-3 ﬁ nish in the 100m hurdles at the Pac-12 Championships in Tucson, Ariz.

PAGE 18 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS 2019 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Men’s Final Team Standings 1.) Texas Tech (60) 37.) USC (6) 2.) Florida (50) Middle Tenn. St. (6) 3.) Houston (40) Sam Houston St. (6) 4.) Georgia (32.5) 40.) Iowa (5) 5.) Stanford (32) Liberty (5) 6.) Texas A&M (29) Minnesota (5) 7.) LSU (28) Saint Francis (5) 8.) BYU (27) Utah State (5) 9.) Texas (26) 45.) Southern Utah (4.5) 10.) Alabama (25) 46.) Arizona State (4) 11.) Mississippi State (24) Arkansas State (4) 12.) Oregon (23) Coppin State (4) South Carolina (23) Wichita State (4) 14.) Kansas (21) 50.) Air Force (3) 15.) Arkansas (19) Alabama State (3) NC A&T (19) Harvard (3) 17.) Florida State (18) Northern Arizona (3) 18.) Oklahoma State (16) Washington (3) UCLA (16) 55.) Houston Baptist (2) Virginia (16) Illinois (2) Wisconsin (16) Illinois State (2) 22.) Arizona (14) Long Beach State (2) Baylor (14) Louisville (2) 24.) North Dakota St. (13) Penn State (2) Southern Mississippi (13) 61.) Akron (1) 26.) Kansas State (12) California (1) Michigan (12) Tennessee (1) Cameron Samuel (above) and Matthew Katnik (below) 28.) Iowa State (10) Villanova (1) earned ﬁ rst team All-America honors at the 2019 NCAA Kennesaw State (10) Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Samual placed Notre Dame (10) sixth in the men's 400m hurdles and Katnik was sixth in the South Carolina (10) (A total of 64 teams scored) men's shot put. TCU (10) 33.) Indiana (9) 34.) Kentucky (8) Michigan State (8) 36.) Purdue (7)

Also reaching the 2019 NCAA Championships were Isaiah Jewett (left) in the 800m (9th), Eric Allen Jr. in the 200m (21st), Nathan Bultman in the hammer throw (18th), Marquis Morris in the 110m hurdles (14th), Earnest Sears III (left) in the high jump (T-12th) and Ayden Owens in the decathlon (DNF). 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 19 2019 POSTSEASON AND DUAL MEET REVIEW Women 2nd, Men T-37th At '19 NCAAs Women Win, Men 5th At Pac-12 Meet - Women win 3 events titles, more than any school - - Women Win Second Consecutive Conference Title - The USC women’s track and fi eld team came close to repeating as national The USC women's team captured its second consecutive Pac-12 title and champions, but had to settle for a runner-up fi nish in Austin, Texas (June the men's team placed fi fth at the 2019 Pac-12 Track & Field Champion- 5-8), winning three events and setting three school records in the process. ships held at Roy P. Drachman Stadium in Tucson, Ariz. from May 11-12. The meet came down to the 4x400m relay again, but when the baton was The meet was interupted both days with weather delays. The women's team knocked out of the hand of Anna Cockrell on the third leg, USC would fi n- entered the fi nal day without a point and the men's team had a total of three ish 8th in the event and second overall with 57 points, 7 behind the winner points, but the women won seven events on the fi nal day to fi nish with 154 Arkansas. points and the men won four events to push the Trojans' total to 78. Wom- en's Pac-12 titles were captured by Angie Annelus (200m), Chanel Bris- Cockrell won the 400m hurdles and placed 5th in the 100m hurdles to fi nish sett (100m hurdles), Anna Cockrell (400m hurdles), Kaelin Roberts (400m), with 14.25 points, fi fth among all athletes. Fourth on that list was Angie An- TeeTee Terry (100m) and both the 4x100m and 4x400m relays. Men's titles nelus with 14.5 points, as she became the 4th athlete to repeat as champion were claimed by Isaiah Jewett (800m), Cameron Samuel (400m hurdles), in the 200m dash, while placing 7th in the 100m and running on USC's Earnest Sears III (high jump) and the 4x400m relay. winning 4x100m relay, along with Chanel Brissett, Lanae-Tava Thomas and TeeTee Terry. The 4x100m relay team set the school record (42.21) as did Sears won his second consecutive men's high jump title with a PR clear- Annelus in the 200m (22.16) and Terry in the 100m (10.98). ance of 7-5.25 (2.27m).

Women earning All-America honors were: Angie Annelus (100m, 200m, The women's 4x100m relay team of Brissett, Annelus, Lanae-Tava Thomas 4x100m), Chanel Brissett (100m H, 4x100m), Anna Cockrell (100m H, 400m & Terry won with a time of 42.45, the second-fastest time is school history H, 4x400m), Kyra Constantine (400m, 4x400m), Bailey Lear (4x400m), behind only the 42.44 it ran in the semiﬁ nals with Mecca McGlaston lead- Kaelin Roberts (4x400m), TeeTee Terry (100, 4x100m), Lanae-Tava Thom- ing off. as (200m, 4x100m). Matthew Katnik placed 6th in the shot put and Cameron Samuel took sixth Brissett (12.70), Cockrell and McGlaston went 1-2-3 in the women's 100m in the 400m hurdles to earn All-America honors. Isaiah Jewett was edged hurdles. The women went 1-2-3-8 in the women's 100m dash with Terry out at the wire in the 800m semis to ﬁ nish 9th and Ayden Owens no-height- winning her second consecutive title. The 25 points earned in the event put ed in the decathlon HJ, then pulled out with a sore knee. Earest Sears III the Trojans in the lead for good tied for 12th in the HJ. Also reaching nationals for the men were Nathan Bultman (HT), Eric Allen Jr. (200m) and Marquis Morris (110m H). Final 2019 Pac-12 Championship Results: Women: 1.) USC - 154, 2.) Oregon - 137, 3.) Colorado - 92, 4.) Stanford Final team scores: - 85, 5.) Washington - 73.5, 6.) Arizona State - 69.5, 7.) Arizona - 57.5, 8.) Women: 1.) Arkansas - 64, 2.) USC - 57, 3.) LSU - 43, 4.) Texas A&M UCLA - 55, 9.) California - 36, 10.) Washington State - 24.5, 11.) Oregon - 38, 5.) Oregon - 34, 6.) Florida - 32, 7.) Alabama - 29, 8.) New Mexico - State - 23, 12.) Utah - 12. 27, 9.) Colorado - 24, 10.) 4 tied - 20. Men: 1.) Oregon - 173, 2.) UCLA - 140, 3.) Arizona - 94, 4.) Washington Men: 1.) Texas Tech - 60, 2.) Florida - 50, 3.) Houston - 40, 4. Georgia - - 85, 5.) USC - 78, 6.) California - 63, 7.) Washington State - 53, 8.) Stan- 32.5, 5.) Stanford - 32, 6.) Texas A&M - 29, 7.) LSU - 28, 8.) BYU - 27, 9.) ford - 51, 9.) Colorado - 48, 10.) Arizona State - 31. Texas - 26, 10.) Alabama - 25...T37.) USC - 6.. USC Grabs 21 Individual Spots At NCAAs Trojans Split Dual Meet With Bruins - 4 Trojan Women Qualify In Two Individual Events - - Women’s Team Wins For 11th Time In 12 Seasons -

USC athletes claimed 21 individual spots plus the women's 4x100m and The Trojan track and fi eld team split the annual USC-UCLA Dual Meet with 4x400m relays qualifi ed for the NCAA Track & Field Championships at the the women winning 90-69 and the men falling 102-60 at Loker Stadium on 2019 NCAA West Preliminary Rounds held at Hornet Stadium in Sacramen- the USC campus on April 28. The USC women won for the sixth consecu- to, Calif. from May 23-25.. To advance to the semifi nals at NCAA Track and tive season and for the 11th time in 12 seasons. USC has either won or Field Outdoor Championships in Austin, Texas from June 5-8, an athlete or split the Dual Meet with UCLA 12 of the last 13 seasons. The USC women relay must fi nish in the top 12 at the West Preliminary Rounds. won 10 events on the fi nal day, while the men's team captured the title in eight events. Trojans posting the best times or marks qualifying out of the regional were the women's 4x100m relay (42.84), Angie Annelus (22.36, 200m), Cha- USC's women trailed 37-13 after the hammer throw, javelin throw, high nel Brissett (12.69w, 100m H), Kyra Constantine (51.70, 400m), Cameron jump, shot put, pole vault and steeplechase, but began its comeback with Samuel (49.28, 400m H) and Earnest Sears (7-1 in fewest jumps with no a victory in the 4x100m with a meet record time of 42.77. USC went 1-4 in misses, HJ). the 100m hurdles and then with a sweep of the 100m dash took the lead at 56-53 and never looked back. Nathan Bultman in the men's hammer throw (218-3, season-best mark), Matthew Katnik in the men's shot put (62-8.50) and Margaux Jones in the The men's team had very little depth due to injuries, but did win eight events. women's long jump (21-0w, her best collegiate mark under any condition) Cameron Samuel, Noah Green and Jaydon Logan led USC to a sweep in were extra clutch, hitting big marks in their third and fi nal attempts to move the 400m hurdles. on to the NCAA Championships. Bultman and Jones had fouls in their fi rst two rounds. Trojans winning events were: Eric Allen Jr. (M-200m), Alyssa Brewer (W- 800m), Chanel Brissett (W-100m H), Anna Cockrell (W-400m H), Alexa Trojans who advanced to the NCAA Championships in an individual event Harmon-Thomas (W-HJ), Isaiah Jewett (M-800m), Isabella Marten (W-LJ, during the three days of the West Regional or had already qualifi ed (decath- W-TJ), Omotade Ojora (M-110m H), Cameron Samuel (M-400m H), Zach lon) were: Eric Allen Jr. (M-200m), Angie Annelus (W-100m, W-200m), Cha- Shinnick (M-400m), Brendon Stewart (M-100m), TeeTee Terry (W-100m), nel Brissett (W-100m H), Nathan Bultman (M-HT), Anna Cockrell (W-100m Lanae-Tava Thomas (W-200m), M-4x100m, W-4x100m, M-4x400m and the H, W-400m H), Kyra Constantine (W-400m), Matthew Katnik (M-SP), Isa- W-4x400m. iah Jewett (M-800m), Margaux Jones (W-LJ), Marquis Morris (M-110m H), Ayden Owens (M-Dec.), Cameron Samuel (M-400m H), Earnest Sears III (M-HJ), TeeTee Terry (W-100m, W-200m), Lanae-Tava Thomas (W-100m, Women: USC - 90 UCLA - 69 W-200m) and the women's 4x100m and 4x400m relays. Men: USC - 60 UCLA - 102

PAGE 20 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS MMatthewatthew KKatnikatnik 22019019 NCAANCAA IIndoorndoor & OOutdoorutdoor SShothot PPutut AAll-Americanll-American

22020020 TROJANTROJAN MEN'SMEN'S TTRACKRACK AANDND FFIELDIELD 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OFAAthlete SOUTHERNthle CALIFORNIAte BiographiesBio TRACKgra ANDp FIELDhie —s PAGE 21 2020 USC MEN’S ROSTER NAME EVENTS HEIGHT BIRTHDATE COMPETITIVE YEAR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/J.C.) Eric Allen Jr. Sprints 5-11 8/23/99 Sophomore Odenton, Md. (Bullis) Austin Allen Sprints 5-8 11/21/00 Freshman Odenton, Md. (Bullis) Alexander Barnum Sprints 5-9 8/12/97 Senior Studio City, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake) Brayden Borquez Sprints 5-11 2/3/01 Freshman Los Angeles, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake) Devin Bright Distances 5-9 6/13/00 Sophomore Elk Grove, Calif. (Cosumnes Oaks) Nathan Bultman Throws 6-4 4/6/97 Senior* Santa Clarita, Calif. (West Ranch) Damiano Carrioli Pole Vault 5-10 7/24/95 Senior Pavia, Italy (Liceo Scientiﬁ co Taramelli) Kenan Christon Sprints 5-10 5/12/01 Freshman San Diego, Calif. (Madison) Earvin da Silva Sprints 5-9 7/3/99 Junior Morgan Hill, Calif. (Bellarmine College Prep/Michigan St.) John Dempsey Distances 5-11 7/8/00 Sophomore Diamond Bar, Calif. (Brea Olinda) Michael Gonzalez Pole Vault 5-8 2/9/98 Senior Lodi, Calif. (Lodi) Zion Gordon Hurdles/Sprints 5-10 1/22/01 Freshman Denver, Colo. (Regis Jesuit) Noah Green Hurdles 6-0 5/23/99 Sophomore Dallas, Texas (Duncanville) Brian Herron Sprints 6-3 11/24/00 Freshman Decatur, Ga. (Lakeside) David Hulme Distances 6-4 2/9/99 Junior Tustin, Calif. (Mater Dei/Foothill) Jalyn Jackson Jumps 5-10 12/20/99 Freshman* San Diego, Calif. (Eastlake/California) Nicolaus Jakowec Distances 5-10 7/20/97 Senior Monrovia, Calif. (Loyola) Isaiah Jewett Distances 6-0 2/2/97 Senior Los Angeles, Calif. (Cathedral/UC Irvine) Matthew Katnik Throws 6-3 10/10/96 Senior* Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. (St. John Bosco) Jason Kim Throws 6-1 3/6/97 Senior* Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar) Dylan Lange Throws 6-3 8/4/00 Freshman* Santa Clarita, Calif. (Hart) Talin Lewis Jumps 6-4 7/17/00 Sophomore Westlake Village, Calif. (Oaks Christian) Mitch Libby Distances 5-10 2/7/00 Sophomore Wells, Me. (Wells) Nick Moore Sprints 5-9 4/10/99 Junior Moorpark, Calif. (Oaks Christian) Matthew Myrtue Distances 6-3 6/9/98 Senior Covington, La. (Fontainebleau) Omotade Ojora Hurdles 6-0 10/14/99 Sophomore London, England (Eton) Nathan Patterson High Jump 6-5 12/21/99 Sophomore Plymouth, Ind. (Plymouth) Nicholas Ramey Sprints 6-0 4/4/01 Freshman Snellville, Ga. (Brookwood) Daniel Robinson Sprints 5-4 3/28/00 Sophomore Lawrenceville, Ga. (Archer) Cameron Samuel Hurdles 5-11 9/27/99 Junior Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde) Earnest Sears Jumps 6-4 12/4/98 Junior Palmdale, Calif. (Bishop Alemany) Darryl Shaw Jumps 6-0 1/31/97 Senior Fayetteville, N.C. (Jack Britt/North Carolina) Zach Shinnick Sprints 6-2 2/8/99 Junior Glendora, Calif. (Damien) Sam Sloan Distances 5-9 1/29/01 Freshman Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) Brendon Stewart Sprints 5-10 7/29/00 Sophomore Laurel, Md. (DeMatha Catholic) Sam VanDorpe Distances 6-1 4/21/00 Sophomore Tustin, Calif. (Mater Dei)

Joshua Zavala Distances 5-8 5/19/98 Senior Ontario, Calif. (Colony)

*--used redshirt year

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ERIC ALEXANDER ALLEN JR. BARNUM 5-11, SOPHOMORE 5-9, SENIOR SPRINTS SPRINTS ODENTON, MD. STUDIO CITY, CALIF. BULLIS HS HARVARD-WESTLAKE HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2019 Pac-12s - 5th -200m, 3rd - 4x100m 2017 Pac-12s - 6th -100m, 11th - 200m, 2nd - 4x100m 2019 NCAA Prelims - 12th - 200m 2017 NCAA Prelims - 26th - 100m, 10th - 4x100m 2019 NCAAs - 21st - 200m 2017 NCAAs - 10th - 4x100m 2018 Pac-12s - DNS -100m (fi nal) THIS YEAR: Sophomore Eric Allen Jr. is in his second season as a sprinter on 2018 NCAA Prelims - 26th - 100m, 10th - 4x100m the USC track and fi eld team. 2019 Pac-12s - 13th -100m, 13th - 200m 2019 NCAA Prelims - 28th - 100m 2019: Concentrated on the 200m race as a freshman, reaching the NCAA THIS YEAR: Senior Alexander Barnum is in his fi nal season as a sprinter on the semifi nals in the event where he placed 21st with a time of 20.89. He ran a PR of USC track and fi eld team. He has run on two of USC's all-time top 10 4x100m 20.50 (+1.3) at the NCAA West Prelims and then 20.80 (+1.6) in the quarterfi nals relay teams. to claim the fi nal advancing spot out of the regional. He placed fi fth in the 200m at the Pac-12 Championships with a time of 21.99 (+0.1) and anchored the 4x100m 2019: He had a season best of 10.42 (+1.4) in the 100m dash to place fourth at the which placed third with a time of 39.74. He set his 100m PR of 10.37 (+0.8) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. His best time in the 200m was 21.31 (+0.0) which claimed Jim Click Shootout. During the indoor season, he set the USC freshman record 13th at the Pac-12 Championships...he also placed 13th in the 100m with a time of in the 200m with a time of 20.63 at the Texas Tech Classic. 10.10.49 and ran the second leg on the 4x100m relay which took third with a time of 39.74. He fi nished 28th with a time of 10.47 (+1.8) at the NCAA West Prelims. HIGH SCHOOL: Allen Jr. is a 2018 graduate of Bullis School in Potomac, Md. He had an indoor 200m PR of 20.91 at the University of Kentucky High School 2018: Barnum had a PR of 10.29 (+0.4) in the 100m and 20.90 (+1.0) in the Invitational, which was the fastest high school time in 2018 and just the seventh 200m to win both events at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. He also won the 100m high schooler in history to run sub-21 seconds indoors. He also ran 32.84 in the with a time of 10.36 (+1.3) at the Power 5 Challenge. Ran the leadoff leg for USC's indoor 300m which is second all-time by a high school athlete. Allen Jr. was named 4x100m relay which posted the fourth- (38.88) and fi fth-fastest (38.89) times in school history. He suffered a hamstring injury at the Pac-12 Championships which the 2018 Washington Post Indoor Track Athlete of the Year. He has outdoor PRs kept him out of action the rest of the season. During the indoor season he had a of 10.43 in the 100m and 20.94 in the 200m during his senior season. He helped PR of 6.61 at the Tiger Paw Invitational, tied for fourth on USC's all-time list. He Bullis win the 2017 IAC Championships by winning the 100m, 200m and 100m won the MPSF 60m title with a time of 6.68 and fi nished 12th at the NCAA Indoor hurdles (14.57). Allen Jr. also has indoor bests of 6.36 in the 55m and 6.78 in the Championships, also with a time of 6.68. 60m dashes. He was an honor roll student. 2017: Took second in the 100m dash with a PR of 10.32 (+0.9) at the USC-UCLA PERSONAL: Eric was born on August 23, 1999 in Philadelphia, Pa…His par- Dual Meet...also set his 200m PR that day with a time of 21.06 (+0.9) to fi nish ents are Antoinette and Eric Allen…He has two brothers Austin (also on the USC third. He placed sixth in the 100m at the Pac-12 Championships with a time of T&F team) and Ashton…His father Eric Allen Sr. played football at Savannah 10.43 (+2.2w). He ran the second leg for USC's 4x100m relay which placed 10th State…Eric’s sports hero is Kobe Bryant because his mentality towards his sport at the NCAAs with the 10th-fastest time in school history of 39.05. is contagious and the wisdom he shares is captivating and motivates him to work harder than everyone else…His favorite type of food is seafood…His favorite HIGH SCHOOL: Barnum graduated from Harvard-Westlake in 2016. He has movie is The Dark Knight and his favorite television shows are The Challenge, the bests of 10.74w in the 100m and 21.51 in the 200m. He was the 2016 CIF Division Boondocks, Mindhunter and Hell’s Kitchen…His favorite musical artists are Jay 3 Champion in the 200m. Z, Eminem, J Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Logic…Someday would like to go storm PERSONAL: Alexander was born on Aug. 17, 1997...Parents are Terrence and chasing in “tornado alley”….Chose USC because the Earth Science Department Brenda Barnum and he has one sibling, Zach...Sports hero is LeBron James... provides the resources necessary for him to become the best meteorologist pos- One day would like to travel to Paris...Both parents attended USC…Hopes to sible and the track and fi eld programs is the best in the country…He is majoring become a public relations representative for a professional sports team...He is a in Geoscience at USC. Public Relations major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 100m – 10.37 200m – 20.50 CAREER BESTS: 100m – 10.29 200m – 20.90

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 23 DEVIN NATHAN BRIGHT BULTMAN 5-9, SOPHOMORE 6-4, RS-SENIOR MIDDLE DISTANCES THROWS ELK GROVE, CALIF. SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. COSUMNES OAKS HS WEST RANCH HS

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Devin Bright is in his second season as a middle POSTSEASON RESULTS distance runner on the USC track and fi eld team. 2016 Pac-12s - 3rd -HT, 10th - SP, 26th - DT 2016 NCAA Prelims - 27th - HT, 43rd - DT, NM - SP 2019: He set his 800m PR of 1:54.59 in placing third at the Trojan Invitational, 2018 Pac-12s - 1st -HT, 7th - DT his fi rst outdoor meet at USC. He competed in three indoor meets and had a best 2018 NCAA Prelims - 16th - HT 800m time of 1:55.67 at the Tyson Invitational. 2019 Pac-12s - NM -HT 2019 NCAA Prelims - 3rd - HT 2019 NCAAs - 18th - HT HIGH SCHOOL: Bright is a 2018 graduate of Cosumnes Oaks High School in Elk Grove, Calif. He was team captain and was named All-Section his junior and THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Nathan Bultman is competing in his fourth season senior seasons. He was also MVP of the men’s track team his fi nal three seasons. as a thrower on the track and fi eld team. He ranks 10th on USC's all-time ham- He placed 15th in the 400m at the CIF State Championships prelims. Ran a best mer throw list, second on the Trojans' indoor weight throw list and eighth on the of 47.82 to take second in the 400m at the Sac Joaquin Section DII-III Finals. indoor shot put list. Has a 200m wind-aided PR of 22.04 and wind-legal PR of 22.08, run at the West 2019: He threw the hammer in 10 meets, with a best mark of 218-3 (66.53m) to Coast AAU Junior Olympic Games. He also has bests of 1:58.79 in the 800m and qualify third out of the West Prelims. He went on to place 18th at nationals with a 22-3.25 in the long jump. He received a U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete best mark of 215-10 (65.80m). Bultman did not score at the Pac-12 Championships Award. He was the West Coast AAU Junior Olympics 200m champion and the as he had fouls in all three throws. He took second in the hammer throw at the 2018 AAU West Coast National Championships 400m champion. USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a mark of 217-6 (66.30m). During the indoor season he won the weight throw at the MLK Invitational with a PR and second-farthest PERSONAL: Devin was born on June 13, 2000 in Alameda, Calif…His parents throw in USC history of 67-8 (20.62m). He took fourth in the weight throw at the are Wendy and Sheldon Bright and he has one brother, Gavin…His hobbies MPSF Championships with a mark of 64-10.50 (19.77m). include photography, fi shing, watching YouTube and hanging out with friends… 2018: Bultman had a PR of 220-2 (67.12m) to place fourth in the hammer throw Says Avatar is his favorite movie and Under the Dome, Breaking Bad and Lost at the Beach Invitational which moved him to 10th on USC's all-time list. He won are his favorite television shows…His favorite musical artists are Deitrich Haddon, the discus throw with a mark of 171-0 (52.13m) and was second in the shot put Drake, Ella Mai and Jaden Smith…Lists his sports hero as Jesse Owens because with a throw of 57-7.75 (17.57m) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. He won the Pac-12 he overcame everything to become the best runner in the world, showing that with hammer throw title with a mark of 219-10 (67.01m) and had a season-best discus hard work you can achieve anything…Is involved with the South L.A. Christian throw of 171-10 (52.39m) to place seventh at the conference meet. He did not Life Church group…Would like to become a market research analyst and be a compete during the indoor season. high school track and fi eld coach…Is a Business Administration major at USC. 2017: Missed the outdoor season with a wrist injury. During the indoor season, he CAREER BESTS: 200m – 22.08/22.04w 400m – 47.82 won the shot put at the N.M. Classic on Feb. 4 with a PR of 61-10.25 (18.85m)... that mark ranks 8th on USC's all-time indoor shot put list. He placed third in the 800m 1:54.59 weight throw with a mark of 63-6.00 (19.53m) at the Husky Classic on Feb. 10... that mark ranks second on USC's all-time list. 2016: Bultman competed in the discus throw, hammer throw and shot put for USC, leading the team in the discus and hammer. Won the hammer throw at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a mark of 192-7...also took third in the discus throw. Placed third with a PR of 197-3 (60.13) in the hammer throw at the Pac-12 Cham- pionships. Had his best discus throw of 181-3 (55.25) at the Triton Invitational and best shot put of 59-11.25 (18.27) at the Pepsi Invitational. He advanced to the NCAA Preliminary Rounds in all three disciplines. HIGH SCHOOL: Bultman graduated from West Ranch High in 2015. He had a PR of 64-5 (19.64m) in the shot put which ranked seventh among all high school throwers in 2015. He placed second in the shot put with a mark of 63-11.25 at the CIF state fi nals, only behind fellow Trojan freshman Matt Katnik. Bultman also placed seventh in the discus throw at the state meet with a toss of 179-6 (54.71). He won the 2014 CIF Southern Section shot put title. He also placed third at the California State Hammer Throw Championships with a PR of 195-6. His high school best in the discus throw is 185-2 set in the CIF SS Division 1 prelims. PERSONAL: Nathan was born on April 6, 1997 in Tarzana, Calif...His parents are Lori and David Bultman and he has one younger brother, Noah, and one older brother, Nick...His hobbies include throwing, playing football, lifting weights, dirt biking and playing basketball...Lists his favorite movie as Scarface and his favorite music types as Rap and EDM...He is a Business major at USC and would like to pursue a career in the business world after graduation. CAREER BESTS: Outdoor Shot - 59-11.25 (18.27) Discus - 181-3 (55.25) Hammer - 220-2 (67.12) Indoor Shot - 61-10.25 (18.85) Weight - 67-8 (20.62)

PAGE 24 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS DAMIANO EARVIN CARRIOLI da SILVA 5-10, SENIOR 5-9, JUNIOR POLE VAULT SPRINTS PAVIA, ITALY MORGAN HILL, CALIF. LICEO SCIENTIFICO TARAMELLI BELLARMINE COLLEGE PREP/MICHIGAN STATE

THIS YEAR: Senior Damiano Carrioli is in his third season as a pole vaulter THIS YEAR: Junior Earvin da Silva is in his second season on the USC track on the USC track and ﬁ eld team. and ﬁ eld team, after transferring from Michigan State.

2019: Carrioli competed in one meet during the season. He placed fi fth in the 2019: He competed in the 100m and 200m for the Trojans in his fi rst season pole vault with a clearance of 13-10.00 (4.22m) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. at USC, setting PRs in both. Both PRs came at the Trojan Invitational, taking second in the 100m dash with a time of 10.57 (-0.3) and eighth in the 200m with 2018: Began his career at USC with a long jump of 17-9.50/5.42m at the Beach a time of 21.65 (-2.1). He also set indoor PRs in the 60m and 200m dashes. He Invitational on March 3. Competed in the pole vault at the Trojan Invitational on had a time of 6.81 to take third in the 60m at the MLK Invitational and a time of March 17 and had a season-best clearance of 14-1.25/4.30m to place 10th. Was 21.54 to place 19th at the Texas Tech Classic. second in the Dual Meet on April 29 with a clearance of 13-7.75/4.16m. Had the UCSC highest male individual GPA. BEFORE USC: Ran at Michigan State as a freshman, posting bests of 10.81 in the 100m and 21.87 in the 200m. Ran the third leg on MSU’s 4x100m relay HIGH SCHOOL: Carrioli graduated from Liceo Scientifi co Taramelli in 2014… which won at the Louisville Invitational with a season-best time of 40.95. Indoors, He had a PR of 14-9.50/4.51m in the pole vault. he set career bests in both the 60m (7.03) and 200m (22.12) at the Big Ten Indoor Championships. PERSONAL: Damiano was born on July 24, 1995…His parents are Maria Ve- dovelli and Luigi Carrioli…He has one brother, Amedeo, and one sister, Olimpia… HIGH SCHOOL: da Silva is a 2017 graduate of Bellarmine College Preparatory He would like to eventually get a masters and a PhD…He is a Computer Science in San Jose, Calif. He has high school bests of 10.85 in the 100m and 21.77 in major and Math minor at USC. the 200m. He ran on the 4x100m relay team which were CCS champions in 2016 and placed third at the California State Meet. CAREER BESTS: PV - 14-9.50 (4.51m) PERSONAL: Earvin was born on July 3, 1999 in San Jose, Calif…His parents are Lidwine and Francisco da Silva and he has one brother, Ian…His hobbies include camping and exploring wild places…Lists his sports hero as De’Anthony Thomas because of his speed and success on the football fi eld…His favorite foods are chicken, rice and noodles…His favorite movie is Interstellar and favorite television show is Spongebob Squarepants…His favorite musical artists are Tory Lanez and Future…He is an undeclared major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m – 10.57 200m – 21.65

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 25 JOHN MICHAEL DEMPSEY GONZALEZ 5-11, SOPHOMORE 5-8, SENIOR DISTANCES POLE VAULT DIAMOND BAR, CALIF. LODI, CALIF. BREA OLINDA HS LODI HS

THIS YEAR: Sophomore John Dempsey is in his second season of competing POSTSEASON RESULTS in the distances for the USC track and fi eld team. 2017 Pac-12s - T-6th - PV 2017 West Prelims - 34th - PV 2019: Dempsey competed in the 800m, 1500m and steeplechase his fi rst year as 2018 Pac-12s - 8th - PV, 4th - Decathlon a Trojan. He set his 1500m PR of 3:58.13 to place 16th at the Trojan Invitational. 2018 West Prelims - T-30th - PV His best 800m race of the season of 1:58.82 also came at the Trojan Invitational. He ran his fi rst career steeplechase at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet and placed THIS YEAR: Senior Michael Gonzalez is in his fi nal season as a pole vaulter fourth with a time of 10:15.72. on the USC track and fi eld team. 2019: Gonzalez was limited to just two meets in the pole vault due to injury. He HIGH SCHOOL: Dempsey is a 2018 graduate of Brea Olinda High in Brea, placed sixth at the Trojan Invitational with a clearance of 15-7.75 (4.77m). He Calif. He has bests of 1:56.19 in the 800m and 4:15 in the 1600m. He was a then set his PR with a clearance of 17-1.00 (5.21m) to place second at the Jim two-time league champion in the 800m and 4x400m and league champion in the Click Shootout. 1600m as a senior. He was a CIF fi nalist in the 800m as a junior and the 1600m as a senior. He was a Century Conference Student-Athlete, Scholar Athlete of 2018: Gonzalez again PR'd at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet, winning the pole vault his class and valedictorian of his high school. He also competed for the Southern with a clearance of 16-10.00 (5.13m), his second consecutive Dual Meet victory. California Cheetahs from 2009-14 and fi nished sixth in the 800m and 1500m at He cleared 16-6.50 (5.04m) to place eighth on the Pac-12 Championships. He AAU Nationals for 13-14 year olds. advanced to the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds in the event. Gonzalez earned USC a key fi ve points in the team competition by trying his fi rst career decathlon at the Pac-12 Multi-Events Championships and placing fi fth with 5,925 points. He PERSONAL: John was born on July 8, 2000 in Fullerton, Calif…His parents are Tracy and Patrick Dempsey and he has one brother, Scott, and two sisters Katie won the 100m dash at the Pac-12 Multis with a time of 11.03 (+1.7). and Morgan…His favorite pastimes are watching sports and playing video games… 2017: Gonzalez had a then big PR of 16-9.25 (5.11m) in winning the pole vault Says his sports hero is LeBron James because of how he handles everything title at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet, surpassing his high school best by more than thrown at him, for how he has been the most dominant player for years and the nine inches. He tied for sixth with a jump of 15-11.75 (4.87m) at the Pac-12 way he knows his body and his IQ of his sport is unparalleled…His favorite movie Championships. He fi nished 34th with a clearance of 16-4.75 (5.00m) at the is The Dark Knight and his favorite television shows are The League, PTI on ESPN, NCAA West Prelims. Law and Order SVU and Jeopardy!…Says he listens to any rap music, but his favorite artists are J Cole, Kanye, Drake and Kendrick Lamar…After graduation HIGH SCHOOL: Gonzalez graduated from Lodi HS in 2016. He has bests of would like to work in the front offi ce of a professional sports team, preferably an 16-0 in the pole vault. He took fi rst place in 2015 and 2016 at the California TCAL League Championships and placed sixth at the CIF Championships in 2015. NFL franchise…He is majoring in Computational and Applied Mathematics at USC. PERSONAL: Michael was born on February 9, 1998...Mother is Silvia Gonzalez and he has seven siblings, Luis, Desirae, Gideon, Shaunee, Clarissa, Daniel, and CAREER BESTS: 800m - 1:56.19 1500m - 3:58.13 Naomi...His sports heroes are Renaud Lavillenie and Boris Berian...Lists favorite foods as macaroni and cheese, steak sandwiches, and Mexican food...One day would like to travel to Spain...Enjoys cliff jumping, hiking, surfi ng, and swimming… Favorite actor is George Clooney…He is a Human Biology major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: PV – 17-1.00 (5.21m)

PAGE 26 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS NOAH DAVID GREEN HULME 6-0, SOPHOMORE 6-4, JUNIOR HURDLES DISTANCES DALLAS, TEXAS TUSTIN, CALIF. DUNCANVILLE HS MATER DEI/FOOTHILL HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2019 Pac-12s - 7th - 400m H 2019 Pac-12s - 19th - 800m 2019 West Prelims - 35th - 400m H

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Noah Green is in his second season as a hurdler on THIS YEAR: Junior David Hulme is in his third season as a Trojan competing the USC track and ﬁ eld team. in the middle distances.

2019: Green began his freshman season at the Jim Click Shootout and posted 2019: Hulme opened the season by posting a 1500m PR of 4:11.62 at the Beach a time of 53.06 to place sixth in the 400m hurdles. He took second in the event Opener. He competed mostly in the 800m race during the season and had a PR at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a time of 52.44. Green took seventh in the of 1:52.54 to win the event at the Trojan Invitational. He closed the season with 400m hurdles with a PR of 52.08 at the Pac-12 Championships. He had a time his next best 800m of 1:52.78 to place 19th at the Pac-12 Championships. of 52.38 to place 35th in the 400m hurdles at the West Preliminary Rounds. He ran the third leg for USC's winning 4x400m relay at the Pac-12 Championships... 2018: Hulme ran 4:19.19 in the 1500m to place 12th at the Beach Opener, his they posted a time of 3:05.73. only race of the season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Green is a 2018 graduate from Duncanville High in Duncanville, HIGH SCHOOL: Hulme is a 2017 graduate of Foothill High in Santa Ana, Calif. Texas. He has a personal best of 13.51 in the 110m hurdles, 36.26 in the 300m He has an 800m best of 1:54.58 and a 1600m PR of 4:28.32. He also played hurdles and 52.52 in the 400m hurdles. He has also run 7.72 in the indoor 60m basketball at Foothill HS. hurdles. Green won the 110m hurdles at the 2017 New Balance Nationals with his PR of 13.51. He also took the bronze medal in the 110m hurdles at the 2017 PERSONAL: David was born on February 9, 1999 in Newport Beach, Calif...His USATF Junior Championships with a time of 13.53. Before Duncanville High he parents are Mark and Joanne Hulme and he has three siblings, Michael, Kelly competed at St. Thomas Aquinas High in Overland Park, Kan. and before that and Casey...His hobbies include basketball and playing guitar...His sports hero Blue Valley High in Overland Park, Kan. Green won the 110m and 300m hurdles is Louis Zamperini for his determination and will on and off the track...He is a Kansas state title in 2016 and 2017. He was a two-time national champion and member of the Trojan Real Estate Association...A goal after graduation he would four-time All-American. be to start his own real estate development company...He is majoring in Real PERSONAL: Noah was born on May 23, 1999 in Fresno, Calif. His parents Estate Development at USC. are Lisa and Benjamin Green…He has one brother, Isaiah Austin, and one sister, Narah Green…His father ran track at Baylor and Fresno State and his brother CAREER BESTS: 800m - 1:52.54 1500m - 4:11.62 played basketball at Baylor…Lists his brother as his sports hero for being able to compete at a high level with only one eye, showing how much hard work pays off…Noah likes all scary movies and his favorite television shows are insecure and Game of Thrones…His favorite musical artists are H.E.R, Daniel Caesar, Jhene Aiko, Smino, DVSN, T-Pain, PartyNextDoor and Drake…After graduation he would like to go to medical school…is a Human Biology major and Health Care Studies minor at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 110m H - 13.51 400m H - 52.08

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 27 NICOLAUS ISAIAH JAKOWEC JEWETT 5-10, SENIOR 6-0, SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN DISTANCES DISTANCES MONROVIA, CALIF. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. LOYOLA HS CATHEDRAL HS/UC IRVINE

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2016 Pac-12s - 35th - 5000m 2016 Big West - 6th - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m 2017 Big West - 1st - 800m, 1st - 4x400m 2017 West Prelims - 6th - 800m, 20th - 4x400m THIS YEAR: Senior Nicolaus Jakowec is in his fourth season of competing in 2017 NCAAs - 16th - 800m the distances for the USC track and fi eld team. He ranks ninth on USC's all-time 2019 Pac-12s - 1st - 800m, 1st - 4x400m 5000m list. 2019 West Prelims - 3rd - 800m 2019 NCAAs - 7th - 800m (did not qualify for fi nal) 2019: Returned to the track and fi eld team and set PRs in the 1500m, 3000m and 5000m races. He placed third in the 1500m at the Trojan Invitational with a THIS YEAR: Senior Isaiah Jewett is in his second season of competing in the PR of 3:52.32. He won the 3000m race at the Jim Click Shootout with a PR of 800m for the USC T&F team after transferring from UC Irvine. He is the USC 8:32.20. He set his 5000m PR of 14:33.10 in the Mt. SAC Relays Invite race to indoor record-holder in the 800m and ranks third on the school's outdoor list. move into ninth on USC's all-time list in the event. He set the USC indoor record 2019: Jewett had a huge fi rst season as a Trojan. He ran a PR third-fastest in the 3000m with a time of 8:09.77 to fi nish 17th at the MPSF Championships. time in USC history of 1:46.11 to win the 800m in the Mt. SAC Relays Invite race. He also ran 1:49.25 to win the Pac-12 800m title. He also anchored USC's 2018: He did not compete in track and fi eld. 4x400m relay which won the Pac-12 title with a time of 3:05.73. He advanced to 2017: Jakowec did not compete during the outdoor season. Indoors, he has a the NCAA semifi nals in the 800m and despite his time of 1:47.80 being seventh one-mile PR of 4:19.12 to place 20th at the McCravy Invite. overall, he did not advance to the fi nal as the top 2 from each of three heats and the next 2 best times advanced. He went on to run 1:46.66 to fi nish fi fth at the 2016: Was one of USC's top distance runners as a freshman. Posted a person- USATF Championships. He also set his 400m PR of 46.29 to win at the Power al-best 5000m time of 14:46.18 to fi nish seventh at the Triton Invitational. Ran 5 Challenge and his 1500m PR of 4:02.21 to place seventh at the Jim Click the event at the Pac-12 Championships and placed 35th with a time of 14:54.63. Shootout. He was an indoor 800m All-American, placing seventh with a time Took third in the 1500m at the Cardinal & Gold Challenge with a PR of 4:04.59. of 1:48.47 at the NCAA Indoor Championships. He captured the MPSF indoor 800m title with a time of 1:47.20. He set the USC indoor 800m record with a time HIGH SCHOOL: Jakowec is a 2015 graduate of Loyola High School in Los of 1:46.91 in placing second at the Texas Tech Classic. Angeles, Calif. Jakowec fi nished third in the CIF-Southern Section Finals with a time of 9:07.45. Just a week later, Jakowec posted a personal record at the CIF BEFORE USC: Jewett competed for UC Irvine in 2016 and 2017, winning the Masters Meet with a time of 9:03.53. He fi nished his high school competitions at 2017 Big West 800m title and placing 11th in the 800m at the NCAA Champion- the California State Championships where he competed in the 3200m run and ships with a PR of 1:47.43, second on UCI’s all-time list. The 2017 was his fi rst placed 24th with a time of 9:25.01. competing in the 800m and he also won the event at the Steve Scott Invitational, Mt. SAC Relays and the Big West Challenge. He went undefeated in the 800m PERSONAL: Nicolaus was born on July 20,1997 in San Jose, CA...His parents and the 400m during the regular season. He set a then-400m PR of 46.82 in are Michael and Giselle Jakowec, who are both neurologists at USC... He has winning at the Sacramento State Mondo Team Challenge. Jewett placed 15th in two siblings, Pascal and Dominique...His brother Pascal also attends USC…His the 800m race at the USATF Championships with a time of 1:47.73. Jewett was favorite food is banana pancakes with maple syrup…Lists The Thing as his favor- named Big West Male Track Athlete of the Week four times in 2017. Jewett ran ite movie and Parks and Recreation, The Offi ce and Spongebob as his favorite unattached in 2018 and had PRs of 46.40 in the 400m and 21.2 in the 200m at television show…after graduation would like to pursue a career in science and the Jim Bush Track & Field Championships. writing and has career goals of being a research scientist or an FBI Agent…He is a Biochemistry major at USC. HIGH SCHOOL: Jewett is a 2015 graduate of Cathedral High in Los Angeles, Calif. He was a CIF Southern Section Division 3 runner up in the 400m as a se- CAREER BESTS: 1500m - 3:52.32 3000m - 8:32.20 5000m - 14:33.10 nior. He went on to fi nish sixth in the 400m at the CIF Masters Meet and seventh at the CIF State Championships. He also qualifi ed for the state meet twice as part of Cathedral’s 4x400m relay team.

PERSONAL: Isaiah was born on February 2, 1997 in Beverly Hills, Calif.…His mother’s name is Venus Jewett…He has two sisters, Victorya and Olympia…His hobbies include watching anime and playing volleyball. He is a Non-Governmen- tal Organizations and Social Change major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 400m - 46.29 800m - 1:46.11

PAGE 28 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS MATTHEW JASON KATNIK KIM 6-3, RS-SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN 6-1, RS-SENIOR THROWS THROWS ROLLING HILLS ESTATES, CALIF. DIAMOND BAR, CALIF. ST. JOHN BOSCO HS DIAMOND BAR HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2016 Pac-12s - 9th - SP 2016 West Prelims - 15th - SP 2019 Pac-12s - 14th - HT 2017 Pac-12s - 3rd - SP, 11th - DT 2017 West Prelims - 4th - SP 2017 NCAAs - 16th - SP THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Jason Kim is in his fi nal season of competing in 2019 Pac-12s - 6th - SP the throws for USC, focusing on the hammer throw. 2019 West Prelims - 12th - SP 2019 NCAAs - 6th - SP 2019: Kim placed fourth in the hammer throw at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a PR of 165-8 (50.51m). He had a throw of 163-4 (49.78m) to place 14th at the Redshirt senior Matthew Katnik is in his fi nal season as a Trojan THIS YEAR: pac-12 Championships. competing in shot put and discus. The two-time All-American is serving as one of the USC team captains this season. 2018: Set his then-PR and placed second in the hammer throw with a mark of 158-6 (48.31m) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. 2019: Katnik opened up with a win in the shot put at the Trojan Invitational with a mark of 63-10.25 (19.46m). He then set his shot put PR of 64-6.50 (19.67m) to 2017: Competed for the fi rst time for USC as a hammer thrower. He had a win at the Power 5 Challenge...that mark moved him to fi fth on USC's all-time list. mark of 146-1 (44.54m) at the Trojan Invitational on March 17, his fi rst meet as a Katnik fi nished sixth in the shot put at the Pac-12 Championships with a throw of Trojan. He had a PR of 156-2 (47.61m) to place fi fth in the hammer throw at the 62-1.75 (18.94m). He earned outdoor All-America honors in the shot put with a USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 29. mark of 64-5.75 (19.65m), good for sixth at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He was also an indoor All-American in the shot put, fi nishing seventh with a mark HIGH SCHOOL: Kim graduated from Diamond Bar in 2015. He played four of 64-7.25 (19.69m) at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Katnik was named to sports in high school: golf, basketball, football, and track and fi eld. In football, he the USTFCCCA All-Academic team. was 2nd Team All-League as a junior and 1st Team All-League as a senior. Kim

graduated with academic honors. 2018: Used his redshirt season during the outdoor campaign. He competed in the three indoor meets in the shot put with a best mark of 62-9.25 (19.13m) to PERSONAL: Jason was born on March 6, 1997 in Los Angeles, Calif....Parents place third at the MLK Invitational. are Paul and Jenni Kim and he has one sister, Alison...His mother attended USC… 2017: Katnik won the Dual Meet shot put on his fi nal attempt with a then-PR Enjoys playing basketball and football in his free time…Hopes to work at a large of 62-6.75 (19.07m) and placed third in the discus throw with a PR of 164-3 investment company doing investment banking or wealth management...He is (50.06m). He took third in the shot put with a mark of 61-8.25 (18.80m) at the majoring in Business Administration. Pac-12 Championships...the next day he placed 11th in the discus throw with a toss of 159-8 (48.66m). He set a then-PR of 62-8.75 (19.12m) to fi nish fourth in CAREER BESTS: Hammer - 165-8 (50.51m) the shot put at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds. He placed 16th in the event with a mark of 61-1.25 (18.60m) at the NCAA Championships. He set a PR of 62-9.50 (19.14m) in placing 11th in the shot put at the USA T&F Champion- ships...that mark ranks 9th on USC's all-time shot put list. He placed second in the shot put with a mark of 64-9.75 (19.75m) at the MPSF Indoor Championships on Feb. 25...that mark ranks second on USC's all-time indoor shot put list. 2016: He had a then-PR of 61-7.75 (18.79m) to win the shot put at the Trojan Invitational, his fi rst collegiate meet...less that a foot outside of USC's all-time top 10 in the event. He did not top that mark, but threw over 60-feet in 7 of 8 meets. He fi nished ninth in the shot put with a throw of 58-8 at the Pac-12 Champion- ships. Went on to place 15th with a mark of 60-7.75 (18.48) at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds. His best discus throw of the season was 154-9 (47.18). HIGH SCHOOL: Katnik is a 2015 graduate of St. John Bosco High School in Bellfl ower, CA. He won the shot put at every meet in which he competed as a senior, culminating with a CIF State title with a throw of 72-0 (21.94m). At that same meet, Katnik threw a new personal record in the discus, 183-0 (55.77m), placing fi fth in the state. Katnik had a best shot put of 72-3 (22.02m) which ranks 10th on the all-time high school shot put list and was the to throw among high school athletes in 2015 by over two feet. He also placed fourth at the USATF Junior Championships with a throw of 65-11.25 (20.11m). He also played football for St. John Bosco High School. PERSONAL: Matthew was born on October 10,1996 in Torrance, CA...His parents are John and Michelle Katnik and has three siblings: John, Andrew and Claire...23 members of his family have attended USC...His father John was a former USC center on the football team (1986-87) and his two brothers graduated from USC. Katnik's USC ties also extend to his cousins which include former USC football lineman Norm Katnik (2001-03), tight end Kurt Katnik (2003) and receiver Brad Walker (2004-07). Matthew was named the valedictorian of the 2015 graduating class of St. John Bosco High School...He was awarded the 2015 Jim Staunton Champions for Character Award - an award given for excellence in the six pillars of character: trustworthiness, responsibility, respect, fairness, car- ing and citizenship... As a junior he received the CIF-SS Champion for Character Award... For the 2014-2015 season he was named the Cal-Hi Boys Athlete of the Year (Division II) and was named the CIF student athlete of this year. At USC, Matthew is majoring in Business Administration at the Marshall School of Busi- ness...After USC, Matthew would like to participate in the Olympics. CAREER BESTS: Shot (Outdoor/Indoor) - 64-6.50 (19.67)/64-9.75 (19.75) Discus - 164-3 (50.06)

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 29 TALIN MITCH LEWIS LIBBY 6-4, SOPHOMORE 5-10, SOPHOMORE JUMPS/HURDLES DISTANCES WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. WELLS, ME. OAK CHRISTIAN HS WELLS HS

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Talin (TAY-lin) Lewis is in his second season as a POSTSEASON RESULTS jumper and hurdler on the USC track and fi eld team. During the Fall, he was a 2019 Pac-12s - 12th - 3000m SC member of the USC men's baskeball team. THIS YEAR: Sophomore Mitchell Libby is in his second season of competing 2019: As a freshman Lewis competed mostly in the long jump and 400m hur- in the distances for the USC track and fi eld team. He ranks ninth on USC's all- dles for the Trojans. He had a season best long jump of 22-11.25/6.99m (+0.1) time steeplechase list. to place fourth at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet...he also placed fourth at the Dual Meet with a time of 55.37 in the 400m hurdles. He posted a season-best 400m 2019: He competed in the 800m, 1500m & 3000m steeplechase for the Trojans hurdles time of 55.30 at the Mt. SAC Relays. He competed in two indoor meets as a freshman. He ran his fi rst career 3000m SC at the Jim Click Shootout and and posted a best long jump of 22-7-75 (6.90) at the Texas Tech Classic. placed second with a time of 9:48.82. he then took sixth in the event with a time of 9:25.62 at the Mt. SAC Relays. He set his PR and ran the ninth-fastest time in HIGH SCHOOL: Lewis is a 2018 graduate of Oaks Christian in Westlake Vil- school history of 9:17.70 in placing second at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet...he was lage, Calif. He won the 2018 CIF Southern Section Division IV 300m hurdles the fi rst athlete to crack USC's top 10 in the event since 2011 and just the third and long jump titles and qualifi ed in both events for the state meet. He also ran since 1990. He represented USC in the steeplechase at the Pac-12 Champion- on the winning 4x400m relay to help lead Oaks Christian to its third-straight CIF ships and placed 12th with a time of 9:46.96. team title. He was also the CIF Southern Section Masters champion in the long jump. He has PRs of 38.07 in the 300m hurdles, 53.41 in the 400m hurdles and HIGH SCHOOL: Libby is a 2018 graduate from Wells High in Wells, Me. He 23-7.75 in the long jump. He was the Oaks Christian Triple Crown Award winner was the 2018 Maine Class C state champion in the 800m, 3200m and as anchor for outstanding athletics, academics and Christian character. He was named the of the 4x400m relay team. He has an 800m PR of 1:56.18 and a 1600m best 2018 Oaks Christian Male Track Athlete of the Year. of 4:30.24 and 3200m best of 10:06.17. He has a cross country 5K best of 15:59.26. He was named the Press Herald Athlete of the Week on June 8 for his PERSONAL: Talin was born on July 17, 2000 in Eden Prairie, Minn…His par- three titles at the state meet. ents are Indira and Terry Lewis…He has two brothers, Tre and Branden and three sisters, Chloe, Ashley and Tierra…Lists his sports hero as Jackie Robinson as he PERSONAL: Mitchell was born on February 7, 2000 in Portland, Me...His par- broke the color barrier in sports and led the way for African-Americans in sports… ents are Karen and David Libby and he has one sister, Anna…His mother ran His favorite food is pasta…His favorite movie is Incredibles and favorite television cross country for Northeastern and his father ran cross country for Southern shows are SportsCenter and Impractical Jokers…His favorite musical artists are Maine…He says in no particular order his pastimes are sleeping, playing the Chance the Rapper and J. Cole…Someday would like to visit Australia…He is a piano and listening to Kanye’s wisdom…His favorite foods are garden salsa Sun Human Biology major at USC. Chips, everything bagels from New York and a good slice of hamburger pizza… His favorite movie is The Godfather and favorite television shows are American CAREER BESTS: LJ - 23-7.75 400m H - 53.41 Dad and top Gear/The Grand Tour…He is majoring in Real Estate Development at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 800m - 1:56.18 1500m - 3:58.55 3000m SC - 9:17.70

PAGE 30 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS NICK MATTHEW MOORE MYRTUE 5-9, JUNIOR 6-3, SENIOR SPRINTS DISTANCES MOORPARK, CALIF. COVINGTON, LA. OAKS CHRISTIAN HS FONTAINEBLEAU HS

THIS YEAR: Junior Nick Moore is in his third season as a sprinter on the USC POSTSEASON RESULTS track and fi eld team. 2018 Pac-12s - 12th - 800m 2019 Pac-12s - 12th - 800m 2019: Moore was limited to four meets. He posted a season-best 100m time of 10.67 (+1.4) at the Mt. SAC Relays. He had a collegiate-best time of 21.55 (+1.0) THIS YEAR: Matthew Myrtue is in his fi nal season as a middle distance runner in his only 200m race of the season, placing seventh at the USC-UCLA Dual for the Trojans. He is serving as one of USC's team captains for the 2020 season. Meet. He set his indoor 200m PR of 21.62 to place 21st at the Tyson Invitational. 2019: Myrtue set his 1500m PR of 3:53.80 in placing fi fth at the Trojan Invitational. He rean a season-best 800m of 1:52.12 to place 12th at the Pac-12 Champion- 2018: Moore had a season-best 100m time of 10.76 (+0.4) to place fourth at ships. He set his indoor 800m PR of 1:51.64 at the Tyson Invitational to move to the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. His best 200m time was 21.78 (-0.3) to place 12th at sixth on USC's all-time list. He went on to place 15th in the event at the MPSF the Power 5 Challenge. Championships with a time of 1:53.54. Myrtue was also named to the 2018-19 HIGH SCHOOL: Moore is a 2017 graduate of Oaks Christian High School in Google Cloud Academic All-America Track/Cross Country Second Team. Westlake Village, Calif. He has wind-legal PRs of 10.63 in the 100m and 21.44 in 2018: Myrtue opened his season with a win in the 1500m at the Beach Opener the 200m dashes. He placed fourth in the 200m at the 2016 CIF State meet and with a time of 4:03.27. He had a PR of 4:01.66 in the 1500m at the Bryan Clay has a wind-aided best in the event of 21.17 (+3.0w). Invitational. He placed third in the 800m at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a time of 1:52.47. Ran an 800m PR of 1:51.87 to place 12th at the Pac-12 Championships. PERSONAL: Nick was born on April 10, 1999...His parents are Kenneth and Ellen Moore and he has three siblings, Schuyler, Cristian and Alex...His favorite 2017: He had a season-best 800m time of 1:55.96 at the Trojan Invitational on movie is Pulp Fiction and his favorite musical artist is Tupac...Says his sports March 18. He placed seventh in the 800m with a time of 1:58.53 at the USC-UCLA hero is Michael Jordan because he was always competing...Someday would like Dual Meet on April 30. Had a time of 2:00.74 in the 800m to place 26th at the MPSF to visit Fiji...He is an Economics major at USC. Indoor Championships on Feb. 25, which ranks eighth on USC's all-time indoor list. Myrtue graduated from Fontainebleau HS in Mandeville, La. in CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.63 200m - 21.44/21.17w HIGH SCHOOL: 2016. He has bests of 48.5 in the 400m and 1:54.8 in the 800m. He is a Wendy’s High School Heisman Louisiana winner and was Louisiana Composite All-State his junior and senior years.

PERSONAL: Matthew was born on June 9, 1998 in Baton Rouge, La....Parents are Mark and Lisa Myrtue and he has one sister, Olivia…Sports hero is Drew Brees...Lists favorite food as Fried Oyster Po-Boys...One day would like to travel to Madrid or Tokyo...Enjoys researching the stock market…Favorite actor is Matt Damon and favorite musical artist The Weeknd...He will work in private equity upon graduation…He is a Computer Science and Business Administration major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 800m – 1:51.87 1500m – 4:01.66

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 31 OMOTADE "TADE" NATHAN OJORA PATTERSON 6-0, SOPHOMORE 6-5, SOPHOMORE HURDLES HIGH JUMP LONDON, ENGLAND PLYMOUTH, IND. ETON COLLEGE PLYMOUTH HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS THIS YEAR: Sophomore Nathan Patterson is in his second season as a high 2019 Pac-12s - 2nd - 110m H jumper on the USC track and fi eld team. 2019 West Prelims - 14th - 110m H 2019: Was limited to three meets as a freshman. He has a season-best high THIS YEAR: Sophomore Omotade “Tade” Ojora will be in his second season jump of 6-6.75 (2.00m) to tie for seventh at the Mt. SAC Relays. He competed in of competing in the hurdles for the USC track and fi eld team. He is the USC the triple jump and long jump at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet...he took third in the freshman record-holder in the 110m hurdles. triple jump with a leap of 42-1.50/12.84m (+1.0), the top triple jump by a Trojan male in 2019. 2019: He won his fi rst two collegiate 110m hurdles races, running 13.80 (+1.0) at the Trojan Invitational and 14.16 (-0.4) at the Power 5 Challenge. He had a HIGH SCHOOL: Patterson is a 2018 graduate of Plymouth High in Plymouth, season-best of 13.68 (+1.2) to set the USC freshman record and win the 110m Ind. He won the 2018 Indiana state high jump title with a PR and 2018 high hurdles at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. He took second in the hurdles at the school best jump of 7-4 (2.25m), breaking a 41-year-old Indiana high school Pac-12 Championships with a time of 13.75 (+0.0) and fi nished tied for 14th at record. His clearance of 7-4 is also tied for the seventh-highest jump ever by the NCAA West Prelims with a time of 13.99 (+0.5). He set a 200m PR of 21.45 a high school athlete. He also won the 2017 state title and was the 2017 New (+1.0) in placing sixth at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. He had an indoor 60m hur- Balance Nationals runner-up. Patterson also won the 2018 Midwest Meet of dles best of 7.96 at the Tyson Invitational which moved him to ninth on USC's all- Champions, a meet comprised of the top jumpers in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. time 60m hurdles list. During the summer he placed second in the 110m hurdles He was named the Indiana Gatorade Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year. with a time of 14.2 (-1.9) at the England Athletics Championships. He fi nished fourth at the USATF U20 Championships with a clearance of 6-10.75 (2.10m), the highest fi nish among the high school jumpers. He also had a PR of HIGH SCHOOL: Ojora is a 2018 graduate of Eton College in Berkshire, Eng- 23-3.50 in the long jump. land. He had a 110m best of 13.54 to win the senior boys title at the English PERSONAL: Nate was born on December 21, 1999 in Rochester, Ind…His School Championships and set the championship record in the event. He also parents are Kendra and Tori Patterson and he has one sister, Caitlyn…His hob- has PRs of 10.7 in the 100m and 21.5 in the 200m set in 2016. Also competed in bies include skateboarding, hunting and fi shing…His favorite movie is Talladega soccer and rugby in high school. His rugby team placed second at the Rosslyn Nights and favorite television show is That ‘70s Show…His favorite musical art- Park 7s, the world’s largest school rugby tournament. ists are Drake, Lil Uzi and Juice Wrld…He is a Health and Human Sciences major at USC. PERSONAL: Omotade was born on October 14, 1999 in London, England…

His parents are Ngozi and Adeyinka Ojora…His mother competed in the triple CAREER BESTS: HJ - 7-4.00 (2.25m) jump in college…Tade has three sisters, Tobi, Temi and Tami…Tobi is currently a student at USC…His favorite movie is Scarface and favorite television shows are Game of Thrones, Love Island and Iron Fist…Lists his favorite musical artists as Skepta, Octavian, Jorja Smith, Davido, Wizkid, Notes, Drake, Jay Z, 50 Cent, Rick Ross and Meek Mill…He was president of the African Society, organizes and chairs meetings and invites speakers of African descent to talk to the club… His is an undeclared major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 110m H - 13.54 100m - 10.7 200m - 21.45

PAGE 32 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS DANIEL CAMERON ROBINSON SAMUEL 5-4, SOPHOMORE 5-11, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN SPRINTS HURDLES/SPRINTS LAWRENCEVILLE, GA. MORENO VALLEY, CALIF. ARCHER HS RANCHO VERDE HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2019 Pac-12s - 9th - 100m, 19th - 200m, 3rd - 4x100m 2018 Pac-12s - 2nd - 400m H 2019 West Prelims - 45th - 100m, 35th - 200m 2018 West Prelims - 11th - 400m H 2018 NCAAs - 13th - 400m H 2019 Pac-12s - 1st - 400m H, 1st 4x400m THIS YEAR: Sophomore Daniel Robinson is in his second season as a sprinter 2019 West Prelims - 1st - 400m H on the USC track and ﬁ eld team. 2019 NCAAs - 6th - 400m H

2019: He set both his 100m and 200m PRs during the season. He set his 100m THIS YEAR: Junior Cameron Samuel is in his third season as a hurdler on the PR of 10.39 (+1.2) in the Pac-12 Championships prelims. He ran 10.69 (+0.2) to USC track and fi eld team. He ranks seventh on USC's all-time 400m hurdles list. place ninth in the fi nal. He set his 200m PR of 21.07 (+0.9) to place third at the 2019: Samuel had an outstanding sophomore season, ending the conference USC-UCLA Dual Meet. He placed 19th in the 200m at the Pac-12 Championships season as the top ranked NCAA 400m hurdler. Samuel won every 400m hurdles with a time of 21.60. He ran the third leg for USC's 4x100m relay which ran 39.74 race he was in until settling for fourth at the NCAA West Prelims fi rst round. He to take third at Pac-12s. He competed in both the 100m and 200m at the NCAA won the Pac-12 400m hurdles title with a PR of 49.09 which moved him to seventh West Prelims, but did not advance to Nationals. During the indoor season he had on USC's all-time list in the event. He then posted the fastest time at the NCAA a best 60m time of 6.95 at the MLK Invitational and a best 200m time of 21.78 at West Prelims of 49.28. He had the inside lane in the 400m hurdles fi nal at the the Tyson Invitational. NCAA Championships and posted a time of 49.83 to fi nish sixth. During the indoor season he set a 400m PR of 47.21 at the Texas Tech Classic which ranks sixth HIGH SCHOOL: Robinson graduated in 2018 from Archer High in Lawrenceville, on USC's all-time indoor list. Ga. He has personal bests of 10.60 in the 100m and 21.48 in the 200m. Indoors, his best 60m time is 6.87. He was a two-time New Balance Nationals All-American. 2018: Samuel had a 400m hurdles PR of 50.29 to place second at the Pac-12 Championships. He then advanced out of the West Preliminary rounds 11th with PERSONAL: Daniel was born on March 28, 2000 in Lake Charles, La…His a time of 50.67. He ran 51.37 to place 13th in the 400m hurdles semifi nals at the mother’s name is Danielle…Says his sports hero is Trayvon Bromell because NCAA Championships. He ran one 110m hurdles race during the season, winning his story growing ups is similar to his own story, dealing with injuries and having with a time of 14.63 (+0.3) at the Beach Opener. During the indoor season had a strong faith in God to overcome those injuries to perform well on the track…His 400m best of 48.59 at the Razorback Invitational. favorite food is gumbo and sauce piquante…His favorite movie is Bad Boys 2 and Samuel is a 2017 graduate of Rancho Verde HS in Moreno favorite television show is Martin…Lists his favorite musical artists as Jaheim, Al HIGH SCHOOL: Valley, Calif. He placed second in both the 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles at Green, Marvin Gaye, Meek Mill, Drake, Travis Scott, Tupac and Biggie…Someday the 2017 CIF State Meet with PRs of 13.78 and 36.34 respectively. He also has a would like to travel to the Bahamas and Italy…His is an Engineering major at USC. PR of 52.37 in the 400m hurdles. Samuel also anchored Rancho Verde's 4x400m relay team which won the 2017 state title with a time of 3:14.46. CAREER BESTS: 100m – 10.39 200m – 21.07 PERSONAL: Cameron was born on September 27, 1999...His mother's name is Tracie Sonnier and he has four sisters and one brother...Lists his hobby as dancing...His favorite actor is Ben Stiller and his favorite movie is Tropic Thunder... His favorite foods are burgers and steaks...Would like to travel to Hawai'i...After school would like to run professionally...He is a Social Psychology major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 110m HH-- 13.78 400m IH-- 49.09

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 33 EARNEST ZACH SEARS III SHINNICK 6-4, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN 6-2, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN HIGH JUMP 400M PALMDALE, CALIF. GLENDORA, CALIF. BISHOP ALEMANY HS DAMIEN HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2018 Pac-12s - 1st - HJ 2018 Pac-12s - 10th - 400m, 1st - 4x100 2018 West Prelims - T-11th - HJ 2018 West Prelims - 18th - 200m, 1st - 4x400m 2018 NCAAs - 7th - HJ 2018 NCAAs - 1st - 4x400m 2019 Pac-12s - 1st - HJ 2019 Pac-12s - DNF - 400m 2019 West Prelims - T-1st - HJ 2019 NCAAs - T-12th - HJ THIS YEAR: Junior Zach Shinnick is in his third season of competing in the sprints and relays for USC. Ranks second on USC's all-time indoor 400m list THIS YEAR: Junior Earnest Sears III is in his third season as a jumper on the and is the freshman record-holder in the event. Ran on USC's collegiate record- USC track and fi eld team. He ranks tied for third on USC's all-time high jump list. setting 4x400m relay which won an NCAA title in 2018. Sears won his second consecutive Pac-12 high jump title with a personal- 2019: A leg injury limited him to four individual races. He had a best 400m best clearance of 7-5.25 (2.27m) which moved him into a third place tie on USC's 2019: time of 46.38 to win at the Mt. SAC Relays. He was forced to pull up in the 400m all-time outdoor high jump list. He then cruised through the NCAA West Preliminary prelims at the Pac-12 Champiohships. During the indoor season he had a time Rounds tying for fi rst with a clearance of 7-1.00 (2.16m) while taking only two of 46.96 to place fourth in the 400m at the MPSF Championships. jumps. He placed 12th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships with a jump of 7-1.75 (2.18m). During the indoor season he placed fourth at the NCAA Championships 2018: Had a PR of 20.58 (+1.0) to place second in the 200m dash at the Power with a clearance of 7-3.75 (2.23m). He set his indoor PR of 7-5.25 (2.27m) twice 5 Challenge to open the outdoor season. Suffered a hamstring injury in practice to move into third on USC's indoor HJ list. In the summer he placed second at the and missed the rest of the regular season. Came back for the Pac-12 Champi- NACAC U23s with a jump of 7-4.50 (2.25m) and eighth at the USATF Champion- onships and ran 47.65 to place 10th in the 400m. His early-season 200m time ships with a clearance of 7-3.00 (2.21m). qualifi ed him for the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds where he fi nished 18th with a time of 21.06 (+0.6). He ran on the 4x400m relay which ran 3:01.11 to advance Began his Trojan career with a high jump win at the Beach Opener, clearing 2018: out of the West fi rst, with the fourth-fastest time in school history. Earned All- 7-1.00 (2.16m). He won the USC-UCLA Dual Meet high jump title by also clearing 7-1.00. America honors by running the third leg on USC's 4x400m relay which won the He won the Pac-12 high jump title with a then-PR of 7-2.50 (2.20m) which moved him NCAA title with a USC and collegiate record of 2:59.00. During the indoor season to sixth on USC's all-time list. Jumped 6-11.00 (2.11m) to tie for 11th in the high jump he placed second in the 400m dash at the MPSF Championships with a USC at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds, one of just two outdoor meets he did not clear freshman record time of 45.96. He then broke that with a time of 45.81 to place at least 7-0. Earned All-America honors by placing seventh in the high jump with a eighth in the 400m at the NCAA Indoor Championships. clearance of 7-1.75 (2.18m) at the NCAA Championships. During the indoor season, he placed fourth at the MPSF Championships with a clearance of 6-11.75 (2.13m). Shinnick is a 2017 graduate of Damien HS in La Verne, Calif. HIGH SCHOOL: He won the 2017 CIF-State 400m title with a then-PR of 46.12. He then went Sears is a 2017 graduate of Bishop Alemany HS in Mission HIGH SCHOOL: on to win the 400m title with a PR of 45.20 at the USA Junior Track and Field Hills, Calif. He has a personal best in the high jump of 7-0. He placed third at the Championships in Sacramento, Calif. to make the U.S. Team for the Pan Am 2017 CIF California State Meet with a clearance of 6-7. He placed second in 2016 Games. Shinnick's time of 45.20 was the fourth-fastest in California high school at the state meet with a jump of 7-0. He won back-to-back CIF-Southern Section history and eighth-fastest in U.S. high school history. He took third in the 400m Division 3 high jump titles in 2016 and 2017. with a time of 45.98 at the Pan American Junior Championships in Trujillo, Peru. PERSONAL: Earnest was born on December 4, 1998 in Inglewood, Calif...His He also had personal bests of 10.53 in the 100m and 21.10 in the 200m. He took parents are Earnie and Sharon Sears and he has three siblings, brothers Yonas and second in the 200m and third in the 400m at the 2015 CIF-State Meet. C.J. and sister, Mariah...He likes to play video games and hang out with friends in Zach was born on February 8, 1999 in Burbank, Calif...His parents his spare time...His favorite food is cinnamon rolls...Some day would like to travel PERSONAL: are Christy and Adam Shinnick and he has two siblings, Taylor and Maya...His to Bora Bora...He is a Communication major at USC. grandfather Mike Parker also attended USC...He is a Journalism major at USC. CAREER BESTS: High Jump -- 7-5.25 (2.27m) CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.53 200m - 20.58 400m - 45.20

PAGE 34 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS BRENDON SAM STEWART VANDORPE 5-10, SOPHOMORE 6-1, SOPHOMORE SPRINTS DISTANCES LAUREL, MD. TUSTIN, CALIF. DeMATHA CATHOLIC HS MATER DEI HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2019 Pac-12s - 4th - 100m, 6th - 200m 2019 Pac-12s - 14th - 800m 2019 West Prelims - 20th - 100m, 26th - 200m 2019 West Prelims - 13th - 800m THIS YEAR: Sophomore Brendon Stewart is in his second season as a sprinter THIS YEAR: Sophomore Sam VanDorpe is in his second season as an 800m on the USC track and fi eld team. He ranks tied for third on USC's all-time indoor runner for USC. He ranks seventh on USC's all-time indoor 800m list. 60m dash list and 10th on the school's indoor 200m list. 2019: He began his USC 800m career with a winning time of 1:51.64 at the 2019: Stewart placed fourth in the 100m dash at the Pac-12 Championships with Power 5 Challenge. He placed 14th with a time of 1:52.21 in the 800m at the a time of 10.35 (+0.2) and sixth in the 200m with a PR of 21.03 (+0.3). He set his Pac-12 Championships. He set his 800m PR of 1:48.88 to fi nish 13th at the NCAA 100m PR of 10.31 (+1.9) at the NCAA West Prelims. He ran 10.44 (+1.1) to place West Preliminary Rounds, one spot short of advancing to the NCAA Champion- 20th in the NCAA 100m dash quarterfi nal. He has a time of 21.00 (+2.4w) to fi nish ships. He set his 1500m PR of 3:51.36 at the Mt. SAC Relays. During the indoor 26th in the 200m dash at the NCAA West Prelims. During the indoor season, he season he ran 1:51.65 in the 800m at the Texas Tech Classic to move into seventh won the MPSF 60m title with a USC freshman-record time of 6.60, which ranks tied on USC's all-time indoor 800m list. He fi nished 11th in the 800m at the MPSF for third on USC's all-time list. He had a time of 21.26 in the 200m at the Texas Championships with a time of 1:52.96. Tech Classic which ranks 10th on USC's all-time list. He fi nished 14th in the 60m dash at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of 6.67. HIGH SCHOOL: VanDorpe is a 2018 graduate of Mater Dei High in Santa Ana, Calif. He has PRs of 1:51.07 in the 800m and 4:16 in the 1600m. He was the HIGH SCHOOL: Stewart is a 2018 graduate of DeMatha Catholic High in 2018 CIF Masters Meet 800m champion and placed third in the event at the state Hyattsville, Md. He had a huge indoor season, ranking second in the country in meet his personal best of 1:51.07. His time of 1:51.07 is the Mater Dei school the 60m dash with a time of 6.66 and tied for fourth in the 55m dash with a time record. He also competed in cross country and became the only three-time MVP of 6.28. He won 55m races at the 2018 Virginia Showcase (6.35) and the 2018 in school history. He was a two-time captain in track and cross country. He ran a Millrose Games (6.34). He also ranked seventh indoors in the 300m with a time 48.0 anchor leg on Mater Dei’s 4x400m relay to win the league title. He was an of 33.86 which he ran in winning at the Virginia Showcase. He has outdoor PRs honor roll student (4.0+) all eight semesters of high school. of 10.69 in the 100m and 21.42 in the 200m. He did not run track in his fi rst two seasons of high school. He was a National Honor Society student. PERSONAL: Sam was born on April 21, 2000 in Orange, Calif…His parents are Lisa and Tom VanDorpe and he has one sister, Camille…Likes to relax by PERSONAL: Brendon was born on July 29, 2000 in Washington, D.C…His hanging out with friends and playing video games…Lists his sports hero as Kobe parents are Monique and Earnest Todd Stewart…He has one brother, Christian, Bryant for his ability to make awesome plays and to do so consistently…you are and one sister, Alexa…His father ran track for The United States Air Force Acad- not a great athlete until you can perform at the highest level consistently…His emy…Says his biggest sports hero is Jackie Robinson because he paved the way favorite television show is Curb Your Enthusiasm…His favorite musical artists are for African Americans in all sports…In his spare time he likes to play basketball, Odesza, Fischer, Kyle and Tame Impala/Pond…After graduation would like to lacrosse, mountain bike and follow the Philadelphia Eagles…His favorite movies become a real estate developer…He is a Business Administration major at USC. are Everything is Everything and Infi nity War and his favorite television shows are Diesel Brothers, Naked and Afraid and Black-ish…His favorite musical artists are CAREER BESTS: 800m – 1:48.88 1500m – 3:51.36 Frank Ocean, Migos, 2Pac, Jhene Aiko, Jorja Smith, H.E.R, A$AP Rocky, Gucci Mane, Key Glock, Chance the Rapper, Daniel Caesar, Shy Glizzy, Big Sean and Keyshia Cole…Volunteers at S.O.M.E (So Others Might Eat)…He is a Commu- nication major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m – 10.31 200m – 21.03

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 35 JOSHUA • NEWCOMER BIOS • ZAVALA 5-8, SENIOR DISTANCES AUSTIN ONTARIO, CALIF. COLONY HS ALLEN 5-8, FRESHMAN SPRINTS/JUMPS THIS YEAR: Senior Joshua Zavala is in his ﬁ nal season as an 800m and 1500m ODENTON, MD. runner for the Trojans. BULLIS HS

2019: Zavala did not compete during the 2019 season. THIS YEAR: Freshman Austin Allen is in his fi rst season as a sprinter on the 2018: Zavala ran a 1500m PR of 4:01.11 to place sixth in the 1500m race at USC track and fi eld team. the Power 5 Challenge. He had a season-best 800m time of 1:56.02 at the Triton Invitational. HIGH SCHOOL: Allen is a 2019 graduate of Bullis School in Potomac, Md. He has PRs of 10.67 in the 100m, 21.9 in the 200m and 24-1 in the long jump. 2017: Set an 800m PR of 1:53.40 in placing fourth at the USC-UCLA Dual He won the 2019 IAC long jump title. He was named fi rst-team All-MET. He won Meet on April 30. He ran two 1500m races, posting a PR of 4:09.09 at the Aztec as part of the 4x400m and Swedish 100m-200m-300m-400m relay at the 2019 Invitational on March 24. New Balance Invitational. PERSONAL: Austin was born on November 21, 2000 in Philadelphia, Pa....His HIGH SCHOOL: Zavala graduated from Colony in 2016. He has bests of 1:55.04 parents are Antoinette and Eric Allen Sr.....He has two bothers, Ashton and Eric in the 800m and 4:21 in the mile. Both are school records. Jr., the latter who is a sophomore on the USC track and fi eld team...He was an honor roll student and was in student government and was president of the Black PERSONAL: Joshua was born on May 19, 1998 in Montclair, Calif....Parents Student Union from 2018-19...His hobbies include photography, art, swimming are Andres and Carmen Zavala and he has one brother, Andy...List favorite food and meditation...His favorite actor is Denzel Washington, favorite musical artists as enchiladas…One day would like to travel to Italy…Lists Jason Statham as his are Denzel Curry, Lamar, The Weeknd and Brent Faiyaz...Lists his sports hero favorite actor…Enjoys playing Frisbee and volleyball in his free time…he is a Civil as Kobe Bryant for his mindset and mentality which is unique and unmatched.... Engineering major at USC. He is a big fan of popcorn...He is undecided upon a major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 800m – 1:53.40 1500m – 4:01.11 CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.67 200m - 21.9 LJ - 24-1 (7.34m)

BRAYDEN BORQUEZ 5-11, FRESHMAN SPRINTS/HURDLES LOS ANGELES, CALIF. HARVARD-WESTLAKE HS

THIS YEAR: Freshman Brayden Borquez is in his ﬁ rst season as a sprinter and hurdler on the USC track and ﬁ eld team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Borquez is a 2019 graduate of Harvard-Westlake HS in Los Angeles, Calif. He has PRs of 10.73 in the 100m, 21.21 in the 200m, 46.67 in the 400m and 37.24 in the 300m hurdles. Borquez ﬁ nished second in the 400m with a time of 46.83 at the 2019 California state meet. He was a six-time CIF Champion, eight-time Mission League Champion and set 11 Harvard-Westlake records. He was the 2018 Harvard-Westlake Male Breakout Athlete of the Year and in 2019 was given the Lee Carlsen Award as the top senior male athlete. He was also a team captain as senior.

PERSONAL: Brayden was born on February 3, 2001...His parents are Elane and Anthony Borquez and his has one sibling, Beckham...His father attended USC and was a member of the track team in the early 1990s....Brayden's hobbies include music, travel and culinary arts...His favorite actor is Jared Leto and his favorite musicians are Blink 182, Chris Lake, Travis Scott and Lil Skies...His favorite foods are Korean barbeque and sushi...Lists USC alum and former H-W coach Felix Sanchez as his sports hero, as he runs with passion and purpose and is an Olympic legend...After graduation would like to experience a new culture to broaden his perspective or launch an entrepreneurial venture which solves a global problem...He is a Business Administration major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.73 200m - 21.21 400m - 46.67 300m H - 37.24

PAGE 36 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS KENAN BRIAN CHRISTON HERRON 5-10, FRESHMAN 6-3, FRESHMAN SPRINTS SPRINTS SAN DIEGO, CALIF. DECATUR, GA. MADISON HS LAKESIDE HS

THIS YEAR: Freshman Kenan Christon is in his fi rst season as a sprinter on the THIS YEAR: Freshman Brian Herron is in his fi rst season as a sprinter on the track and fi eld team. He was also a running back on USC's football team in the Fall. USC track and fi eld team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Christon is a 2019 graduate of Madison HS in San Diego, HIGH SCHOOL: Herron is a 2019 graduate of Lakeside HS in Atlanta, Ga. He Calif. He was a high school T&F All-American in both the 100m and 200m and has personal bests of 46.07 in the 400m, and 20.93 in the 200m and 10.75 in the won both events at the California state meet, just the third athlete in history to 100m. Herron is the High School 300m indoor record holder with a time of 32.64. pull off the double at the California state meet...his winning time of 10.30 (+1.2) He is also set national freshman high school indoor 400m record holder which in the 100m tied the state championships record and he won the 200m with a has since been passed. He ran on the U20 4x400m relay team along with Zach time of 20.65 (+2.5w). He has a wind-legal best of 20.55 (+1.9) in the 200m and Shinnick which set world record at the 2017 Pan American U20 Championships a wind-aided best of 10.26 (+2.6w) in the 100m dash. He ranked tied for fourth in Peru. As a sophomore, he took second in the 200m and 400m at the Georgia in the 100m and third in the 200m among high school athletes. Christon was High School 7A State Meet. named the 2019 Gatorade Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year for California. In football, he made 2018 PrepStar All-Western Region, Tacoma News Tribune Western 100, Cal-Hi Sports All-State and second team and All-CIF San Diego PERSONAL: Brian was born on November 24, 2000...His parents are Joyce third team as a senior running back and cornerback. and Michael Herron and he has one brother, Daniel....He likes to build computers as a hobby...His favorite food is Ethiopian cuisine...Someday would like to travel PERSONAL: Kenan was born on May 12, 2001...He is a Business Administra- to Dubai...He is a Computer Engineering major at USC. tion major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 200m - 20.93 400m - 46.07

CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.30 200m - 20.55

ZION JALYN GORDON JACKSON 5-10, FRESHMAN 5-10, RS.-FRESHMAN HURDLES/SPRINTS JUMPS DENVER, COLO. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. REGIS JESUIT HS EASTLAKE HS/CALIFORNIA

THIS YEAR: Freshman Zion Gordon is in his fi rst season as a hurdler and THIS YEAR: Redshirt freshman Jalyn Jackson is in his fi rst season as a long sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. and triple jumper on the USC track and fi eld team. He transferred to USC from California in the summer of 2019. HIGH SCHOOL: Gordon is a 2019 graduate of Regis Jesuit HS in Denver, Colo. He won both the 110m hurdles and 100m dash at the Colorado state meet BEFORE USC: Jackson spent the 2018-19 school year at California, but he was as a senior. He has a best of 13.62 in the 110m hurdles and 10.67 in the 100m injured during the outdoor season. He did win the triple jump at the Cal Opener dash. He was named fi rst team Academic All-State. with a PR of 50-9.50 (15.48m) which ranked 25th in the West Region. Indoors, he placed third with a indoor best of 50-9.50 (15.48m) at the MPSF Championships... PERSONAL: Zion was born on January 22, 2001...His mother's name is that jump tied him for ninth on Cal's indoor all-time top 10 list in the triple jump. Madleline Williams...His hobbies include photography, fashion, listening to music, playing video games and playing sports...He lists his favorite musicians at Tyler HIGH SCHOOL: Jackson is a 2018 graduate of Eastlake HS in Chula Vista, the Creator, A$AP Rocky and Blood Orange...His favorite movies are Resevoir Calif. CIF D1 champion in the long jump and triple jump in 2017 and 2018... Two- Dogs and Interstellar and his favorite director is Quentin Tarantino...His sports hero time state runner-up in the triple jump while also recording a third and a sixth place is Russell Wilson because he is a successful, black, Christian, who is a positive fi nish in the long jump... Won league championships in the long jump (2x), triple role model...His goal after USC is to own his own magazine busienss regarding jump (2x), 110m hurdles and 4x100m relay... Won the Arcadia Invitational triple fashion, music and sports...Zion is majoring in Communication at USC. jump competition... Helped his team to a 2018 Metropolitan League championship.

CAREER BESTS: 110m H - 13.62 100m - 10.67 PERSONAL: Jalyn was born on December 20, 1999 in Tarzana, Calif...His parents are Minelli and Jason Jackson...He has a younger brother, Marcell, and two older sisters, Kristina and Katrina...Likes playing video games, hanging out with friends and going out to dinner in his spare time...His favorite musician is Tyler the Creator...His favorite foods are buffalo wings and any seafood...He would like to become a professional athlete and then work in the sports media industry... Jalyn is a Communication major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: LJ - 24-10 (7.36m) TJ - 50-9.50 (15.48m)

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 37 DYLAN DARRYL LANGE SHAW 6-3, RS.-FRESHMAN 6-0, RS.-SENIOR THROWS JUMPS SANTA CLARITA, CALIF. FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. HART HS JACK BRITT HS/NORTH CAROLINA

THIS YEAR: Reshirt freshman Dylan Lange is in his fi rst season as a thrower on POSTSEASON RESULTS the USC track and fi eld team. He came to USC for volleyball, but joined the track 2016 ACCs - 15th - LH, 8th -TJ team and redshirted in the Spring with the intent to specialize in the javelin throw. 2017 ACCs - 11th - LH, 3rd -TJ 2017 East Prelims - 18th - TJ HIGH SCHOOL: Lange is a 2018 graduate of Hart HS in Santa Clarita, Calif. where he made the 2018 Los Angeles Daily News All-Area fi rst team and All-Foothill THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior Darryl Shaw is in his fi rst season as a jumper League fi rst team in volleyball. He he had 115 kills as a senior, helping Hart HS to on the USC track and fi eld team. He transferred to USC from North Carolina in the program record in wins and its fi rst-ever win in a CIF playoff match. Lange was the Summer of 2019. Hart’s captain in 2017 and 2018, as well as the team MVP as a 2016 sophomore BEFORE USC: Shaw did not compete outdoors as a senior at UNC and was PERSONAL: Dylan was born on August 4, 2000...His father Dan, is USC's as- limited to three indoor meets due to injury. He was fi rst team All-ACC in the triple sistant coach for the throws...He was a 4-year starter with the Legacy Volleyball jump in 2018 and was a second team All-ACC performer three times. He set his Club, including on the 15s team that won a bronze medal at the Junior Olympics. triple jump PR of 51-8.50 (15.76m) in placing third at the 2017 ACC Champion- ships. He set his long jump PR of 23-5.25 (7.14m) at the 2017 Virgina Challenge. CAREER BESTS: Javelin - TBD He was a USTFCCCA Academic All-American and was named to the All-ACC Academic Team three times. He was a member of the UNC Student Athlete Advisory Committee.

HIGH SCHOOL: Shaw is a 2015 graduate of Jack Britt HS in Fayetteville, N.C. He was a the 2015 North Carolina 4A Indoor and Outdoor State Champion in the triple jump. He also played football for three years as a defensive back and earned All-Conference honors, including 2014 defensive back of the year honors. He had a 4.6 GPA in high school and was a member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Darryl was born on January 31, 1997 at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland...His parents are Pamela and Darry Shaw and he has one sister, Candace Hargrove...He lists his favorite musicians as Drake and Mahalia...His favorite sports teams are the Los Angeles Chargers and the Los Angeles Lakers... He says Kobe Bryant is his sports hero because of how he carried himself and how hard he worked..Darryl is a member of Omega Psi Phi fraterity and a member of Athletes in Action...After school, he would like to produce award-winning sports pieces for ESPN, TNT, Fox, etc...He is working on a Master's of Science in Digital and Social Media.

CAREER BESTS: LJ - 23-5.25 (7.14m) TJ - 51-8.50 (15.76m)

NICHOLAS SAM RAMEY SLOAN 6-0, FRESHMAN 5-9, FRESHMAN SPRINTS DISTANCES SNELLVILLE, GA. DALLAS, TEXAS BROOKWOOD HS HIGHLAND PARK HS

THIS YEAR: Freshman Nicholas Ramey is in his fi rst season as a sprinter on THIS YEAR: Freshman Sam Sloan is in his fi rst season as a middle distance the USC track and fi eld team. runner on the USC track and fi eld team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Ramey is a 2019 graduate of Brookwood HS in Atlanta, Ga. HIGH SCHOOL: Sloan is a 2019 graduate of Highland Park HS in Dallas, Texas. He has PRs of 46.20 in the 400m and 21.14w in the 200m. He won the 2019 He has an 800m PR of 1:57.05 and a 400m best of 49.6. He was the 2019 UIL Georgia HS 7A 400m title with a time of 47.19 and was fourth in the 200m with 5A District 11 800m champion and fi nished third at the 2019 UIL 5A Region 2 a time of 21.92 (-2.1). He earned a silver medal as part of USA's 4x400m relay championships in the 800m with a time of 1:58.12. He was also a three-time district at the 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships. He placed second in the 400m champion as part of Highland Park's 4x40m relay team. He qualifi ed for the Texas dash at the 2018 New Balance Nationals and was fi fth in the event at the USATF Relays all four years. He also played on the Highland Park football team which Junior Championships was a 2-time state champion, going 16-0 his senior year. He maintained a 4.4 GPA in high school and was Academic All-State in track and fi eld all four years. PERSONAL: Nicholas was born on April 30, 2001 in Eden, N.C....His parents are Tuwanda and Albert Ramey and he has two siblings, Nicole and Delano... PERSONAL: Sam was born on January 29, 2001 in New York, N.Y..His parents His hobbies include being outdoors, playing video games and being with friends are Vanessa and Stephen Sloan and he has two younger brothers, Luke and Max and family...His favorite actor is Martin Lawrence and his favorite movie is House and one older sister, Grace....His hobbies including following football, soccer and Party...He lists Kobe Bryant as his sports hero for his mentality and confi dence... traveling...His favorite football team is the Dallas Cowboys and his favorite soc- He is currently an Undeclared major at USC. cer team is Manchester City...He lists his sports hero as distance runner Eliud Kipchoge for his mental toughness...His favorite foods are pasta and paella...Lists CAREER BESTS: 400m - 46.20 Kawhi Leonard as his favored basketball player...Someday would like to travel to Morocco, South Africa and India...He is a Business Administration major and Political Science minor at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 400m - 49.6 800m - 1:57.05

PAGE 38 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS MEET THE 2020 USC MEN'S T&F TEAM

Bottom Row (L-R): Zion Gordon, Brendon Stewart, Nick Moore, Austin Allen, Alexander Barnum, Daniel Robinson, Josh Zavala, Sam Sloan, Michael Gonzalez, Devin Bright, Nicolaus Jakowec.

Second Row (L-R): Brayden Borquez, Nicholas Ramey, Darryl Shaw, John Dempsey, Omotade Ojora, Mitch Libby, Noah Green, Brian Herron, Isaiah Jewett, Damiano Carrioli, Cameron Samuel, Eric Allen Jr., Oscar da Silva, Jalyn Jackson.

Third Row (L-R): Zach Shinnick, Earnest Sears III, Matthew Katnik, Nathan Bultman, Jason Kim, Sam VanDorpe, Matthew Myrtue, David Hulme, Dylan Lange, Nathan Patterson.

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 39 2019 USC MEN’S OUTDOOR BESTS Mark Athlete Place Day Event Mark Athlete Place Day Event 100M (USC: 9.92 FR: 10.17) 400M IH (USC: 47:02 FR: 49:46) 10.31 (+1.9)-PR Stewart 10-p 5/23 West Prelims 49.09-PR Samuel 1 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 10.37 (+0.8)-PR Allen Jr. 4 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 52.08-PR Green 7 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 10.39 (+1.2)-PR Robinson 6-p 5/11 Pac-12 Championships 53.50 Logan 10 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 10.42 (+1.4) Barnum 4 4/28 Dual Meet 55.30 Lewis 18 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 10.43 (+1.1)-PR Owens 1 4/17 Bryan Clay Decathlon 10.57 (-0.3)-PR da Silva 2 3/16 Trojan Invitational 10.67 (+1.4) Moore 18-p 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays LONG JUMP (USC: 27-4.25/8.33m FR: 27-4.25) 200M (USC: 19.84 FR: 20.24) 24-8.50/7.53 (+1.)-PR Owens 2 4/17 Bryan Clay Decathlon 20.50 (+1.3)-PR Allen Jr. 7-p 5/24 West Prelims 22-11.25/6.99 (+0.1) Lewis 4 4/28 Dual Meet 21.00 (+2.4w) Stewart 26-p 5/24 West Prelims 22-2.50/6.77 (+0.0) Patterson 6 4/28 Dual Meet 21.03 (+0.3)-PR Stewart 6 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 21.07 (+0.9)-PR Robinson 3 4/28 Dual Meet 21.31 (+0.0) Barnum 13 5/12 Pac-12 Championships TRIPLE JUMP (USC: 56-4.00/17.17m FR: 53-9) 21.36 (+1.2)-PR Morris 8 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 42-1.50/12.84 (+1.0) Patterson 3 4/28 Dual Meet 21.45 (+1.0)-PR Ojora 6 4/28 Dual Meet 40-8.75/12.41 (-0.3) Logan 4 4/28 Dual Meet 21.55 (+1.0) Moore 7 4/28 Dual Meet 21.65 (-2.1)-PR da Silva 8 3/16 Trojan Invitational 23.36 (-3.1) Rambo 25 3/16 Trojan Invitational HIGH JUMP (USC: 7-7.25/2.32m FR: 7-4.50) 400M (USC: 43.50 FR: 44.60) 7-5.25/2.27-PR Sears 1 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 46.29-PR Jewett 1 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 6-6.75/2.00 Patterson T7 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 46.38 Shinnick 1 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 6-2.75/1.90 Owens T7 4/17 Bryan Clay Decathlon 47.10-PR Owens 1 6/5 NCAA Championships 49.29 Lewis 9 3/16 Trojan Invitational 50.53 Rambo 5 4/28 Dual Meet SHOT PUT (USC: 67-5.50/20.56m FR: 64-1.00) 64-6.50/19.67-PR Katnik 1 3/22 Power 5 Challenge 800M (USC: 1:44.92 FR: 1:47.1) 44-2.75/13.48 Owens 13 6/5 NCAA Championships 1:46.11-PR Jewett 1 4/20 Mt. SAC Relays INV 1:48.88-PR VanDorpe 13 5/24 NCAA Quarterﬁ nal 1:52.12 Myrtue 12 5/12 Pac-12 Championships DISCUS (USC: 206-0/62.78m FR: 192-8) 1:52.54-PR Hulme 1 3/16 Trojan Invitational 162-2/49.43 Katnik 5 4/28 Dual Meet 1:54.59-PR Bright 3 3/16 Trojan Invitational 162-2/49.43 Bultman 6 4/28 Dual Meet 1:58.50 Libby 7 3/16 Trojan Invitational 1:58.92 Dempsey 31 4/13 Triton Invitational 141-6/43.14-PR Owens 4 4/18 Bryan Clay Decathlon

1500M (USC: 3:39.5 FR: 3:45.85) 3:51.36-PR VanDorpe 6 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays INV JAVELIN (USC: 272-2/82.97m FR: 247-5) 3:52.32-PR Jakoweck 3 3/16 Trojan Invitational 173-3/52.82-PR Owens 3 4/28 Dual Meet 3:53.80-PR Myrtue 5 3/16 Trojan Invitational 3:58.13-PR Dempsey 16 4/13 Triton Invitational 3:58.55 Libby 11 3/16 Trojan Invitational HAMMER (USC: 271-1/82.62m FR: 253-2) 4:02.21-PR Jewett 7 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 218-3/66.53 Bultman 6 5/23 West Prelims 4:11.62-PR Hulme 20 3/2 Beach Opener 165-8/50.51-PR Kim 4 4/27 Dual Meet 4:28.90-PR Owens 3 4/18 Bryan Clay Decathlon

POLE VAULT (USC: 18-6.50/5.65m FR: 17-6) 3000M (USC: --- ) 17-1.00/5.21-PR Gonzalez 2 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 8:32.20-PR Jakowec 1 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 15-1.00/4.60-PR Owens T-8 4/18 Bryan Clay Decathlon 13-10.00/4.22 Carrioli 5 4/28 Dual Meet 3000M SC (USC: 8:52.1 FR: 9:04.8) 9:17.70-PR Libby 2 4/28 Dual Meet DECATHLON (USC: 8,130 POINTS FR: 8,130) 10:15.72 Dempsey 4 4/28 Dual Meet 8,130-SR/FR Owens 1 4/17-18 Bryan Clay Decathlon

5000M (USC: 14:02.6 FR: 14:19.18) 4X100M (USC: 38.69) 14:33.10-PR Jakowec 42 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays INV 39.34 --- 4 4/28 Dual Meet (Owens, Stewart, Shinnick, Allen Jr.)

110M HH (USC: 13:32 FR: 13:68) 13.68 (+1.2)-FR Ojora 1 4/28 Dual Meet 4X400M (USC: 2:59.00) 13.71 (-0.6) Morris 1-p 5/11 Pac-12 Championships 3:03.54 --- 1 4/20 Mt. SAC Relays INV 13.76 (+0.0)-PR Owens 3 5/12 Pac-12 Championships (Samuel, Allen Jr., Jewett, Shinnick) PAGE 40 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS 2019 USC MEN’S INDOOR BESTS Mark Athlete Place Day Event Mark Athlete Place Day Event

60M (USC: 6.55 FR: 6.60) 4X400M (USC: 3:00.77) 6.60-FR Brendon Stewart 1 2/23 MPSF Championship 3:06.40 1 2/23 MPSF Championship 6.75-PR Ayden Owens 1 3/8 NCAA Heptathlon (Samuel, Shinnick, Owens, Jewett) 6.81-PR Earvin da Silva 3 1/19 MLK Invitational 6.85 Eric Allen Jr. 3-p 1/19 MLK Invitational DISTANCE MEDLEY (USC: 9:48.1) 6.95 Daniel Robinson 8-p 1/19 MLK Invitational 9:48.60 5 2/22 MPSF Championship 6.95 Nick Moore 21-q 2/19 Tyson Invitational (VanDorpe, Samuel, Myrtue, Jakowec

Pole Vault (USC: 18-3.0/5.56m FR: ---) 60M HH (USC: 7.60 FR: 7.83) 14-11.50/4.56 Ayden Owens 11 3/9 NCAA Heptathlon 7.83-FR Ayden Owens 6 2/8 Tyson Invitational 7.96 Tade Ojora 15-p 2/8 Tyson Invitational High Jump (USC: 7-6.0/2.29m FR: 7-1.75/2.18) 7-5.25/2.27-PR E. Sears III 1 1/18 MLK Invitational 200M (USC: 20.26 FR: 20.63) 6-11.50/2.12 N. Patterson 3 1/18 MLK Invitational 20.63-FR Eric Allen Jr. 3 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 6-3.25/1.91 Ayden Owens 4 1/24 Texas Tech Hep. 21.26-PR Brendon Stewart 12 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 21.54-PR Earvin da Silva 19 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 21.62-PR Nick Moore 21 2/9 Tyson Invitational 21.78 Daniel Robinson 28 2/9 Tyson Invitational Long Jump (USC: 26-11.25/8.21m FR: 24-11.50/7.60) 22-9.25/6.94 Ayden Owens 13 3/8 NCAA Heptathlon 22-7.75/6.90 Talin Lewis 13 1/26 Texas Tech Classic

400M (USC: 44.52 FR: 45.81) 46.96 Zach Shinnick 4 2/23 MPSF Championship Triple Jump (USC: 56-7.5 FR: 47-0.25/14.33) 47.21-PR Cameron Samuel 9 1/25 Texas Tech Classic 49.17 Devin Bright 30 1/25 Texas Tech Classic 49.93 Talin Lewis 35 2/8 Tyson Invitational Weight Throw (USC: 80-3.75/24.48m FR: ---) 67-8.00/20.62-PR Bultman 1 1/18 MLK Invitational

600M (USC: x:xx.xx FR: x:xx.xx) 1:15.95-PR Isaiah Jewett 1 1/18 MLK Invitational 1:18.49 Matthew Myrtue 4 1/18 MLK Invitational Shot Put (USC: 67-5.25/20.55m FR:61-4.75/18.71) 1:20.76 Sam VanDopre 7 1/18 MLK Invitational 64-7.25/19.69 Matt Katnik 7 3/8 NCAA Championships 1:20.91 Devin Bright 10 1/18 MLK Invitational 45-3.00/13.79 Ayden Owens 7 3/8 NCAA Heptathlon

800M (USC: 1:46.91 FR: 1:49.21) Heptathlon (USC: 5,809 FR: 5,809) 1:46.91-SR Isaiah Jewett 2 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 5,809-SR/FR Ayden Owens 6 2/25 NCAA Heptathlon 1:51.64-PR Matthew Myrtue 4 2/8 Tyson Invitational 1:51.65 Sam VanDorpe 10 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 1:55.67 Devin Bright 15 2/8 Tyson Invitational

1000M (USC: x:xx.xx FR: x:xx.xx) 2:46.81 Ayden Owens 9 3/9 NCAA Heptathlon

1 MILE (USC: 3:59.85 FR: 4:32.56)

3000M (8:09.77 FR.: 8:45.08) PR = Personal Best 8:09.77-SR Nicolaus Jakowec 17 2/23 MPSF Championship SR = School Record h = Heat s = Section p = Prelims

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 41 USC TRACK AND FIELD HISTORY

Quincy Watts with his gold medals won at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Watts won the 400m and was on the winning 4x400m relay team for USA.

USC TRACK AND FIELD TEAM HISTORY NCAA CHAMPIONS OLYMPIC TEAM MEMBERS HALL OF FAMERS

PAGE 42 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Trojan greats Allyson Felix and Andre DeGrasse ﬂ ash their school spirit at the 2016 Millrose Games. The pair went on to earn three medals each at the 2016 Olympics. They also combined to win four medals at the 2019 World Championships.

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 43 USC YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR COACH CAPTAIN W L T + * 1900 No Coach No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1901 No Coach No Captain 1 1 0 - - 1902 No Coach No Captain 0 2 0 - - 1903 No Coach No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1904 Win Cutter No Captain 0 1 0 - - 1905 Harvey Holmes Charley Parsons, Sr. 3 0 0 - - 1906 Harvey Holmes No Captain 3 1 1 - - 1907 Harvey Holmes Ed Cooper 5 2 0 - - 1908 Harvey Holmes Henry Nordahl, Grant Richardson 3 3 0 - - 1909 Dean Cromwell Howard Lennox 4 3 0 - - 1910 Dean Cromwell Howard Lennox 3 3 0 - - 1911 Dean Cromwell Harry Trotter 4 3 0 - - 1912 Dean Cromwell Leonard Martin, Waldo Throop 4 4 0 - - 1913 Dean Cromwell Linton Smith 4 1 0 - - 1914 Boyd Comstock Fred Kelly 4 0 0 - - 1915 Ralph Glaze Syril Tipton 2 3 0 - - 1916 Dean Cromwell Bill Bradley 2 2 0 - - 1917 Dean Cromwell Clarence Beebe 2 1 0 - - 1918 Dean Cromwell Noel George 2 0 0 - - 1919 Dean Cromwell George Gansner 0 2 0 - - 1920 Dean Cromwell Gwynn Wilson 0 4 0 - - 1921 Dean Cromwell No Captain 1 4 0 - - 1922 Dean Cromwell George Schiller 1 4 0 - - 1923 Dean Cromwell Charley Paddock 1 4 0 8 - 1924 Dean Cromwell Norm Anderson 2 2 0 - - 1925 Dean Cromwell Otto Anderson 2 1 0 - - 1926 Dean Cromwell Bud Houser 4 0 0 1 2 1927 Dean Cromwell Ed House 4 1 0 - 2 Bud Houser 1928 Dean Cromwell Lee Barnes 1 4 0 - 4 1929 Dean Cromwell Charley Borah 3 1 0 4 - 1930 Dean Cromwell Jess Mortensen 4 0 0 1 - 1931 Dean Cromwell Ernie Payne 4 0 0 1 - 1932 Dean Cromwell Frank Wykoff, Bob Hall 3 0 0 - - 1933 Dean Cromwell Jeddy Welsh 2 1 0 2 - 1934 Dean Cromwell Ed Ablowich, Heuston Harper 6 0 0 2 - 1935 Dean Cromwell Norm Paul, Harry Tompkins 6 0 0 1 - 1936 Dean Cromwell Foy Draper 4 0 1 1 1 1937 Dean Cromwell Bill Sefton 4 1 0 1 1 1938 Dean Cromwell Adrian Talley, Hal Smallwood 4 0 0 1 1 1939 Dean Cromwell Payton Jordan, Bud Day 4 0 0 1 1 1940 Dean Cromwell Mickey Anderson, Louis Zamperini 5 0 0 1 1 1941 Dean Cromwell Howard Upton, Johnny Wilson 4 0 0 1 1 1942 Dean Cromwell Leroy Weed, Mel Bleeker 5 0 0 1 1 1943 Dean Cromwell Cliff Bourland, Searles Talley 3 1 0 1 - 1944 Dean Cromwell Edsel Curry 4 0 0 - - 1945 Dean Cromwell No Captain 6 1 0 - - 1946 Dean Cromwell John Wachtler, Wilbur Thompson 4 0 0 2 - 1947 Dean Cromwell Hubie Kerns, Walt Smith 6 0 0 2 - 1948 Dean Cromwell Roland Sink, John Sanders 6 0 0 2 1 1949 Jess Hill Mel Patton, Bill Bayless 7 0 1 1 1 1950 Jess Hill Bob Chambers, Henry Aihara 5 0 0 1 1 1951 Jess Mortensen Art Barnard, Jack Rowan 6 0 0 1 1 1952 Jess Mortensen Art Garcia, Frank Flores 6 0 0 1 1 1953 Jess Mortensen Jack Davis, Sim Iness 6 0 0 1 1 1954 Jess Mortensen Jim Lea, Will Wright 5 0 0 1 1 1955 Jess Mortensen Des Koch, Howard Bugbee 5 0 0 1 1 1956 Jess Mortensen Sid Wing, Walt Levack 5 0 0 3 2 1957 Jess Mortensen Ron Morris, Doug Maijala 6 0 0 - 1 1958 Jess Mortensen Rink Babka, Max Truex 6 0 0 1 1 Hal Smallwood 1959 Jess Mortensen Tom Anderson, Bob Shankland 7 0 0 - 1 1960 Jess Mortensen Charlie Dumas, Ted Smith 5 0 0 2 1 1961 Jess Mortensen Bob Avant, Bobby Staten 7 0 0 1 1

Jess Mortensen Rex Cawley PAGE 44 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS YEAR COACH CAPTAIN W L T + * 1962 Jess Hill Bruce Munn, Dallas Long 9 1 0 3 1 1963 Vern Wolfe Rex Cawley, Kevin Hogan, Julio Marin 11 0 0 1 1 1964 Vern Wolfe Larry Stuart 10 0 0 3 1 1965 Vern Wolfe Lew Hoyt, Chris Johnson, Theo Viltz 6 2 0 1 4 1966 Vern Wolfe Bruce Bess 7 1 0 4 4 1967 Vern Wolfe Gary Carlsen, Dave Buck 6 1 0 1 **2 1968 Vern Wolfe Earl McCullouch, Chuck Schultz 7 0 0 1 1 1969 Vern Wolfe Lennox Miller, Bob Seagren 8 0 0 8 4 1970 Vern Wolfe Ole Oleson, Herm Franklin 6 1 1 10 4 1971 Vern Wolfe Henry Hines, Joe Antunovich 6 0 0 2 3 1972 Vern Wolfe Doug Lane 4 1 0 2 **1 1973 Vern Wolfe Donald Quarrie 2 1 0 24 2 1974 Vern Wolfe No Captain 4 1 0 7 1 1975 Vern Wolfe Randy Williams 4 1 0 3 1 1976 Vern Wolfe Ken Randle 7 0 0 1 1 1977 Vern Wolfe Tom Andrews, Ralph Fruguglietti 6 0 0 3 1 1978 Vern Wolfe Rich Graybehl, Lloyd Johnson 4 1 0 - = 1979 Vern Wolfe Michael Simmons 4 1 0 7 3 1980 Vern Wolfe Billy Mullins 0 2 0 4 3 1981 Vern Wolfe Tonie Campbell 1 1 0 In. In. 1982 Vern Wolfe Milan Stewart 0 0 0 12 6 1983 Vern Wolfe Mark Handelsman 1 1 0 10 6 1984 Vern Wolfe Ed Tave 1 2 0 18 3 1985 Ernie Bullard Darwin Cook 6 2 0 58 (tie) 6 1986 Ernie Bullard No Captain 6 1 0 9 5 1987 Ernie Bullard Steve Klassen 4 1 0 44 4 1988 Ernie Bullard No Captain 0 1 0 32 (tie) 7 1989 Ernie Bullard Greg Harper 0 1 0 11 (tie) 5 1990 Ernie Bullard George Porter 0 1 0 36 (tie) 7 1991 Jim Bush Martin Cannady, Todd Lehman 0 5 0 32 (tie) 9 1992 Jim Bush Martin Cannady, Quincy Watts 1 5 0 3 3 Earl McCullouch 1993 Jim Bush No Captain 5 2 0 18 (tie) 3 1994 Jim Bush No Captain 9 1 0 10 2 1995 Ron Allice Bryan Krill, Nils Fearnley 4 1 0 4 3 1996 Ron Allice Balazs Kiss, Kenny Alade’fa 5 1 0 10 4 1997 Ron Allice B. Johansson, I. Turner, J. Shelton 8 2 0 3 1 1998 Ron Allice Bengt Johansson, Jerome Davis 7 2 0 7 2 1999 Ron Allice Jerome Davis, Gordon Hovey 9 3 0 5 1 2000 Ron Allice Felix Sanchez, Dennis Kholev 8 2 0 7 1 2001 Ron Allice Andre Ammons 6 0 0 12 2 2002 Ron Allice Russell Silvers, Kevin Elliott 0 1 0 11 (tie) 3 2003 Ron Allice R. Wilson, S. Davis, C. Fitzgibbon 0 1 0 3 1% 2004 Ron Allice Wes Felix, Andre Serrette, Michael Murray 0 1 0 60 (tie) 4 2005 Ron Allice Wes Felix, Jesse Williams 0 1 0 6^ 4 2006 Ron Allice Jesse Williams 0 1 0 9^ 1 2007 Ron Allice Noah Bryant, Lionel Larry 1 0 0 5^ 3 2008 Ron Allice Lionel Larry, Stenn Parton 0 1 0 7 (tie) 7 2009 Ron Allice Jason Price, Corey White 1 0 0 10 2 2010 Ron Allice Jason Price, Joey Hughes 1 0 0 5 2 2011 Ron Allice Trey Henderson, Joey Hughes 0 1 0 12 3 2012 Ron Allice Joey Hughes 0 1 0 T-11 7 2013 Ron Allice B. Nellum, T. Ruiz, C. Thompson 0 1 0 5 2 2014 Caryl Smith Gilbert Aaron Brown, Remington Conatser 0 1 0 T-4 2 2015 Caryl Smith Gilbert BeeJay Lee, Diego Lopez 1 0 0 5 2 2016 Caryl Smith Gilbert Diego Lopez, Will Robinson, Just'N Thymes 0 1 0 12 5 2017 Caryl Smith Gilbert RIcky Morgan Jr., Eric Sloan 0 1 0 T20 2 2018 Caryl Smith Gilbert Mathew Katnik, Ricky Morgan Jr. 1 0 0 4 3 2019 Caryl Smith Gilbert Mathew Katnik, Randall Cunningham 0 1 0 T37 5 Dual Meet Totals 420 122 4 .769 + Finish in NCAA Outdoor Championships * Finish in conference championships (Note: Above dual meet record does not include handicap wins or losses. Conference fi nish is PCC record from 1936 through 1958 and Pac-8/Pac-10 from 1960 to present.) Randy Williams ^ Won NCAA West Regional ** Finished fi rst in NCAA Indoor Championships In. Ineligible = USC fi nished fi rst in both NCAA and Pac-8 meets, but titles were taken away for using an ineligible athlete. Dual meet record was also adjusted from 5-0-0. % Pac-10 title taken away due to ineligible athlete

Russell Silvers James Gilkes Rink Babka and Jay Silvester 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 45 NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

100 METERS/YARDS 4x100 METER/4x110 YARD RELAY 1930 Frank Wykoff...... 9.4 y 1967 McCullouch, Kuller, 1931 Frank Wykoff...... 9.6 y Simpson, Miller ...... 38.6y 1947 Mel Patton ...... 9.7 y 1968 McCullouch, Kuller, 1948 Mel Patton ...... 10.4 Simpson, Miller ...... 39.5y 1949 Mel Patton ...... 9.7 y 1971 Babb, Garrison, 1968 Lennox Miller ...... 10.1 Brown, Deckard ...... 39.5y 1978 Clancy Edwards ...... 10.07 1972 Williams, Brown, 2015 Andre De Grasse ...... 9.75w Garrison, Deckard ...... 39.4y 1975 Williams, Simmons, 200 METERS/220 YARDS Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.09y 1948 Mel Patton ...... 20.7 1977 T. Andrews, Simmons, 1949 Mel Patton ...... 20.4 y J. Andrews, Edwards ...... 39.56 1978 Clancy Edwards ...... 20.16 1978 K. Williams, Mullins, 2015 Andre De Grasse ...... 19.58w Edwards, Sanford ...... 39.31 1979 K. Williams, Bradford, 400 METERS/440 YARDS Sanford, Mullins ...... 39.35 1931 Vic Williams ...... 48.3 y 1980 K. Williams, M. Sanford, 1939 Erwin Miller ...... 47.5 y Mel Patton J. Sanford, B. Green ...... 39.16 1941 Hubie Kerns ...... 46.6 y 1942 Cliff Bourland ...... 48.2 y TWO MILES 4x400 METER RELAY 1943 Cliff Bourland ...... 48.5 y 1969i Ole Oleson ...... 8:45.2 1977 J. Andrews, Johnson, 1953 Jim Lea ...... 47.0 y Beaton, T. Andrews ...... 3:04.50 1954 Jim Lea ...... 46.7 y THREE MILES 2018 Morgan Jr., Benjamin, 1966 Dwight Middleton ...... 46.3 y 1963 Julio Marin ...... 14:24.9 Shinnick, Norman .....2:59.00cr 1976 Ken Randle ...... 45.2 y 1969 Ole Oleson ...... 13:41.9 1978 Billy Mullins ...... 45.33 4x880 YARD RELAY 1992 Quincy Watts ...... 44.00 SIX MILES 1967i R. Joyce, Dave Buck 1998 Jerome Davis ...... 45.18 1963 Julio Marin ...... 30:32.9 D. Carr, C. Trentadue 2013 Bryshon Nellum ...... 44.73 ...... 7:30.1 2018i Michael Norman ...... 44.52wr 60-YARD HURDLES 2018 Michael Norman ...... 43.61cr 1967i Earl McCullouch ...... 7.0 CROSS COUNTRY 1982i Tonie Campbell ...... 7.14 1957 Max Truex ...... 19:12.3 ONE MILE 1938 Lou Zamperini ...... 4:08.3 110-METER/120 YARD HURDLES 1939 Lou Zamperini ...... 4:13.6 1950 Dick Attlesey ...... 14.0 y 1965i Chris Johnson ...... 4:08.0 1951 Jack Davis ...... 13.7 y 1952 Jack Davis ...... 14.0 1953 Jack Davis ...... 14.0 y 1965 Paul Kerry ...... 13.7 y 1967 Earl McCullouch ...... 13.4 y 1968 Earl McCullouch ...... 13.4 1972 Jerry Wilson ...... 13.4 1982 Milan Stewart ...... 13.53 1989 Robert Reading ...... 13.19 w 1992 Mark Crear ...... 13.49 2003 Ryan Wilson ...... 13.35

220-YARD HURDLES 1937 Earl Vickery ...... 23.3 1953 Jack Davis ...... 23.3

400-METER/440 YARD HURDLES 1963 Rex Cawley ...... 49.6y Jack Davis 1977 Tom Andrews ...... 49.48 2000 Felix Sanchez ...... 48.41 2013 Reggie Wyatt ...... 48.58 Cliff Bourland 2018 Rai Benjamin ...... 47.02cr PAGE 46 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS HIGH JUMP SHOT PUT 1930 Jim Stewart ...... 6-3 3/4 1923 Norm Anderson ...... 46-8 1933 Duncan McNaughton (tie) ...6-4 1931 Bob Hall ...... 49-1 1939 Johnny Wilson ...... 6-6 1952 Parry O’Brien ...... 57-0 5/8 1940 Johnny Wilson (tie) ...... 6-6 3/8 1953 Parry O’Brien ...... 58-7 1/4 1954 Ernie Shelton ...... 6-101/4 1958 Dave Davis ...... 58-6 1/2 1955 Ernie Shelton ...... 6-11 1/8 1960 Dallas Long ...... 61-9 1963 Lew Hoyt ...... 6-9 1/4 1961 Dallas Long ...... 63-3 1/2 2003 Dawid Jaworski ...... 7-5 3/4 1962 Dallas Long ...... 64-7 2005i Jesse Williams ...... 7-5 1972i Doug Lane ...... 64-3 1/2 2005 Jesse Williams ...... 7-6 2007i Noah Bryant ...... 67-5 1/4 2006i Jesse Williams ...... 7-6 2007 Noah Bryant ...... 65-9 2006 Jesse Williams ...... 7-7 1/4 2016 Randall Cunningham ....7-4 1/2 DISCUS THROW 2018i Randall Cunningham ...... 7-6 1926 Bud Houser ...... 148-11 3/4 1931 Bob Hall ...... 152-7 1/2 1935 Ken Carpenter ...... 157-11 1/4 1936 Ken Carpenter ...... 173-0 Dennis Kholev 1952 Sim Iness ...... 173-2 3/8 1953 Sim Iness ...... 190-0 7/8 1955 Des Koch ...... 176-0 3/8 1958 Rink Babka (tie) ...... 186-2

JAVELIN THROW 1929 Jess Mortensen ...... 203-73/4 1939 Bob Peoples ...... 220-61/2 1953 Dick Genther ...... 216-93/4 1962 Jan Sikorsky ...... 249-4

HAMMER 1993 Balazs Kiss ...... 246-10 Lew Hoyt 1994 Balazs Kiss ...... 245-6 1995 Balazs Kiss ...... 268-10 LONG JUMP 1996 Balazs Kiss ...... 265-3 1934 Al Olson ...... 24-4 1/4 1997 Bengt Johansson ...... 230-1 1971i Henry Hines ...... 26-1 1/4 2015 Conor McCullough ...... 252-4 1972i Henry Hines ...... 25-10 1972 Randy Williams ...... 26-8 1/4 TRIPLE JUMP Dave Kenworthy 1973i Randy Williams ...... 26-4 1/4 1960 Luther Hayes ...... 50-11 1/2 1977 Larry Doubley ...... 26-11 3/4 1961 Luther Hayes ...... 51-2 1/4 2003i Allen Simms ...... 56-7 1/2 POLE VAULT 2003 Julien Kapek ...... 56-2 1931 Bill Graber (tie) ...... 13-10 5/16 1933 Bill Graber (tie) ...... 13-11 1/16 1935 Bill Sefton (tie) ...... 14-1 1/8 Earle Meadows (tie) 1936 Bill Sefton (tie) ...... 14-1 3/4 Earle Meadows (tie) 1937 Bill Sefton ...... 14-8 7/8 1938 Loring Day ...... 14-2 1940 Kenny Dills ...... 13-10 1947 Bob Hart (tie) ...... 14-0 1958 Gene Freudenthal (tie) .....14-4 1961 Jim Brewer (tie) ...... 15-4 1965 Bill Fosdick ...... 15-8 1/2 1966i Bill Fosdick ...... 16-0 1/4 1967 Bob Seagren ...... 17-4 1967i Bob Seagren ...... 17-0 1/4 1968i Paul Wilson ...... 16-8 1969 Bob Seagren ...... 17-7 1/2 1982 Dave Kenworthy ...... 17-11 3/4 Parry O'Brien Jesse Williams 2001 Dennis Kholev ...... 18-6 1/2 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 47 ALL-TIME NCAA POINT SCORERS The following athletes scored points for USC at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor championships. The year, order of fi nish, class and time/mark is noted. Scoring in the NCAA meet scored the fi rst 5 places the fi rst two years, then the fi rst 6 places through 1981, then from 1982-84 the top 12 scored. Since then, the top 8 spots have been counted. The NCAA conducted its meets in yardage through 1975, except for the Olympic years 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972. Those Olympic years that are recorded in meters are denoted with (m) after the year.

100 yards 1949 1. Mel Patton (Sr.) 20.3 1943 1. Cliff Bourland (Sr.) 48.2 1930 1. Frank Wykoff (So.) 9.4y 1952 (m) 2. Jack Davis (Jr.) 21.1 1946 4. John Wachtler (Sr.) No time 1931 1. Frank Wykoff (Jr.) 9.6y 1954 3. Rod Wilger (Sr.) 20.9 1947 4. Wells DeLoach (So.) 47.6 1933 4. Leslie Bell (Jr.) No time 1967 2. Lennox Miller (So.) 20.4 1949 4. Wells DeLoach (Sr.) 47.1 1934 2. Charlie Parsons (Sr.) 9.8 1968 (m) 2. Lennox Miller (Jr.) 20.8 1951 4. John Bradley (Jr.) 47.3 4. Foy Draper (So.) 10.0 1972 (m) 4. Leon Brown (Sr.) 20.5 1952 (m) 3. Jim Lea (So.) 47.3 1935 6. George Boone (So.) No time 5. Willie Deckard (Sr.) 20.6 1953 1. Jim Lea (Jr.) 46.7 3. Verle Sorgen (Sr.) 47.4 1936 (m) 2. Foy Draper (Sr.) 10.3 1954 1. Jim Lea (Sr.) 46.4 4. Adrian Talley (So.) 10.4 5. Mike Larrabee (So.) 47.5 6. George Boone (Jr.) 10.4 1962 6. Rex Cawley (Jr.) 47.0 1937 4. George Boone (Sr.) 9.9 1963 2. Rex Cawley (Sr.) 45.8 1938 2. Adrian Talley (Sr.) No time 1966 1. Dwight Middleton (Sr.) 46.2 6. Mickey Anderson (So.) No time 1969 4. Edesel Garrison (Fr.) 45.4 1939 3. Barney Willis (Jr.) 9.8 1970 6. Edesel Garrison (So.) 45.8 4. Payton Jordan (Sr.) No time 1971 2. Edesel Garrison (Jr.) 45.1 1940 4. Mickey Anderson (Sr.) No time 1972 (m) 4. Edesel Garrison (Sr.) 45.5 1941 3. Cliff Bourland (So.) 10.0 4. Dean Rickman (Sr.) 10.0 400 meters 1942 3. Jack Trout (Jr.) No time 1975 4. Ken Randle (Jr.) 45.68 6. Dick Browning (Jr.) No time 1976 1. Ken Randle (Sr.) 45.2 1978 1. Billy Mullins (So.) 45.33* 1943 2. Jack Trout (Sr.) No time 1980 2. Bill Green (Fr.) 45.37 1947 1. Mel Patton (So.) 9.7 1990 6. Travis Hannah (So.) 45.90 1948 (m) 1. Mel Patton (Jr.) 10.4 1991 2. Quincy Watts (Jr.) 45.58 1949 1. Mel Patton (Sr.) 9.7 1992 1. Quincy Watts (Sr.) 44.00 (MR) 1954 2. Joe Grafﬁ o (Sr.) 9.6 4. Travis Hannah (Sr.) 45.37 1963 5. Dave Morris (Jr.) 9.8 1995 8. Udeme Ekpenyong (Jr.) 45.88 1967 2. Lennox Miller (So.) 9.32 1997 3. Jerome Davis (So.) 45.36 4. Fred Kuller (So.) 9.46 1998 1. Jerome Davis (Jr.) 45.18 6. O.J. Simpson (So.) 9.53 Aaron Brown 1999 3. Jerome Davis (Sr.) 45.06 1968 (m) 1. Lennox Miller (Jr.) 10.1 200 meters 2006 6. Lionel Larry (So.) 45.43 1969 2. Lennox Miller (Sr.) 9.2 1975 2. James Gilkes (Jr.) 20.55 2007 2. Lionel Larry (Jr.) 44.68 1971 4. Leon Brown (Jr.) 9.6 1976 2. James Gilkes (Sr.) 20.74 2008 2. Lionel Larry (Sr.) 44.63 1978 1. Clancy Edwards (Sr.) 20.16 2010 3. Joey Hughes (So.) 45.23 100 meters 3. James Sanford (Fr.) 20.34 2011 5. Joey Hughes (Jr.) 45.64 1976 3. James Gilkes (Jr.) 10.35 1986 5. Mike Dexter (Jr.) 20.56 6. Josh Mance (Fr.) 45.66 1978 1. Clancy Edwards (Sr.) 10.07 1995 5. Ed Hervey (Sr.) 20.53 2012 5. Josh Mance (So.) 45.37 6. Kevin Williams (So.) 10.38 1998 4. Charles Lee (Jr.) 20.81 2013 1. Bryshon Nellum (Sr.) 44.73 1979 2. James Sanford (So.) 10.20 1999 3. Charles Lee (Sr.) 20.53 2016 7. Ricky Morgan Jr. (So.) 46.63 1980 3. James Sanford (Jr.) 10.12 2007 8. Ahmad Rashad (Fr.) 23.97 2017 4. Michael Norman (Fr.) 44.88 1982 5. Darwin Cook (Fr.) 10.21 2012 7. Aaron Brown (So.) 21.13 2018i 1. Michael Norman (So.) 44.52 (WR) 8. Zach Shinnick (Fr.) 45.81 1983 7. Darwin Cook (So.) 10.33 2013 3. Bryshon Nellum (Sr.) 20.27 1985 6. Darwin Cook (Sr.) 10.14 5. Aaron Brown (Jr.) 20.33 2018 1. Michael Norman (So.) 43.61 (CR) *vacated due to NCAA penalty 1992 5. Jeff Laynes (Jr.) 10.35 2014 2. Aaron Brown (Sr.) 20.02 880 yards 1993 7. Jeff Laynes (Sr.) 10.41 2015i 2. Andre De Grasse (Jr.) 20.26 2015 1. Andre De Grasse (Jr.) 19.58w 1930 5. Bill McGeagh No time 1997 6. Jason Shelton (Sr.) 10.44 1933 4. Ferris Webster 1:51.5 2000 8. Sultan McCullough (So.) 10.38 2017i 3. Just'N Thymes (Sr.) 20.36 2018i 3. Rai Benjamin (Jr.) 20.34 1934 5. Estel Johnson (So.) 1:54.1 2005 2. Wes Felix (Sr.) 10.25 1935 2. Ross Bush (So.) 1:52.4 2009 2. Ahmad Rashad (Jr.) 10.10 4. Estel Johnson (Jr.) 1:54.1 2013 5. Aaron Brown (Jr.) 10.01 440 yards 1923 6. Yale Martz (So.) No time 1936 (m) 2. Ross Bush (Jr.) 1:53.0 2014 3. Aaron Brown (Sr.) 10.07 1930 2. Vic Williams (Jr.) No time 1937 2. Ross Bush (Sr.) 1:50.1 2015 1. Andre De Grasse (Jr.) 9.75w 1931 1. Vic Williams (Sr.) 48.0 1948 3. Bob Chambers (So.) 1:52.6 3. Art Woessner (Jr.) No time 1949 3. Bob Pruitt (Jr.) 1:50.9 220 yards 1933 3. Ed Ablowich (Jr.) No time 1964(m) 3. Bruce Bess (So.) 1:48.9 1926 4. Edgar House (Jr.) No time 6. Harry Tompkins (So-Jr.) No time 1967 2. Dennis Carr (Sr.) 1:47.3 1931 5. Roy Delby (Jr.) No time 1934 3. John McCarthy (Jr.) 47.59 6. Dave Buck (Sr.) 1:48.3 1933 4. Charlie Parsons (Jr.) No time 5. Ed Ablowich (Sr.) 47.85 1934 2. Charlie Parsons (Sr.) 21.3 6. Al Fitch (So.) 47.86 800 meters 4. Foy Draper (So.) 21.6 1935 2. John McCarthy (Sr.) No time 1976 5. Rayﬁ eld Beaton (So.) 1:48.45 1935 4. Foy Draper (Jr.) No time 6. James Cassin (Jr.) No time 1979 3. David Omwansa (Jr.) 1:46.81 6. George Boone (So.) No time 1936 (m) 2. Al Fitch (Sr.) 47.1 1983 7. Mark Handelsman (Sr.) 1:47.23 1936 (m) 3. Foy Draper (Sr.) 21.5 3. Harold Smallwood (Sr.) 47.5 1986 4. Joey Bunch (Jr.) 1:47.42 1988 6. Ibrahim Okash (Jr.) 1:48.03 6. Clark Crane (Jr.) 21.8 6. James Cassin (Sr.) 48.6 1989 4. Ibrahim Okash (Sr.) 1:49.24 1939 4. Payton Jordan (Sr.) 21.3 1938 2. Erwin Miller (Jr.) No time 3. Howard Bachman (Jr.) 47.3 1997 8. Isaac Turner (Sr.) 1:49.67 1940 3. Mickey Anderson (Sr.) No tme 2007 7. Duane Solomon (Jr.) 1:48.53 1941 2. Cliff Bourland (So.) 21.2 1939 1. Erwin Miller (Sr.) 47.2 4. Howard Upton (Jr.) No time 2009 7. Irek Sekretarski (Sr.) 1:47.78 4. Hubie Kerns (So.) 21.4 2018 7. Robert Ford (Sr.) 1:46.72 1942 3. Cliff Bourland (Jr.) No time 1940 3. Howard Upton (Sr.) No time 1941 1. Hubie Kerns (So.) 46.3 2019i 7. Isaiah Jewett (Jr.) 1:48.47 6. Jack Trout (Jr.) No time 1942 1. Cliff Bourland (Jr.) 47.9 1943 2. Jack Trout (Sr.) No time 2. John Wachtler (Jr.) No time 1 mile run (1500m) 3. Cliff Bourland (Sr.) No time 6. Hubie Kerns (Jr.) No time 1938 1. Lou Zamperini (So.) 4:08.3 MR 1948 (m) 1. Mel Patton (Jr.) 20.7 1939 1. Lou Zamperini (Jr.) 4:13.6 PAGE 48 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS 1940 3. Lou Zamperini (Sr.) 4:16.2 220-yard low hurdles 1968 1. USC 39.5 1941 2. Leroy Weed (Jr.) 4:10.5 (This event was eventually replaced at the (Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, 1942 2. Leroy Weed (Sr.) 4:11.1 NCAAs by the 440-yard hurdles--records for this Lennox Miller) 1946 4. Roland Sink (So.) 4:18.0 event are incomplete) 1948 (m) 3. Roland Sink (Sr.) 3:55.4 1970 2. USC 40.4 1950 5. Wally Wilson (Sr.) 4:17.0 1923 3. Otto Anderson NT (Mike Jackson, Monty Turner, Ken Jones, 1955 5. Sid Wing (Jr.) 4:09.0 1926 2. Ken Grumbles NT Edesel Garrison) 1956(m) 3. Sid Wing (Sr.) 3:49.8 1929 3. Jim Payne NT 6. Ernie Payne NT 1971 1. USC 39.3 1930 6. Ernie Payne NT (Lance Babb, Leon Brown, Willie Deckard, 2 miles/3 miles/5000 meters Edesel Garrison) 1936 (m) 6. Fred Lantz (Sr.) No time 1931 2. William Carls NT 1947 3. Roland Sink (Jr.) No time 1933 3. Norm Paul NT 1972 1. USC 39.4 1950 2. Jim Newcomb (Jr.) 9:14.1 1936 6. Leland Laford NT (Randy Williams, Leon Brown, Willie Deckard, 1956 (m) 4. Max Truex (So.) 14:53.5 1937 1. Earl Vickery 23.3 Edesel Garrison) 1958 3. Max Truex (Sr.) 9:00.0 1938 2. Earl Vickery NT 1963 1. Julio Marin (Sr.) 14:24.9 1939 2. Earl Vickery NT 1975 1. USC 39.09 1969 1. Ole Oleson (Jr.) 13:41.9 1942 3. Dick Browning NT (Randy Williams, Mike Simmons, Ken Randle, 6. Walter Smith NT James Gilkes) 6 miles/10,000 Meters 1946 3. Al Lawrence NT 1963 (y) 1. Julio Marin (Sr.) 30:32.9 MR 1947 3. Ron Frazier 22.7 4x100 meters relay 1970 (y) 4. Fred Ritcherson 28:36.8 1949 3. Ron Frazier 23.1 1948 (No race due to Olympic year) 1976 3. USC 39.51 120-yard high hurdles 1950 2. Dick Attlesby 24.8 (Joel Andrews, Mike Simmons, Ken Randle, 1926 2. Leighton Dye (Sr.) 15.0 1951 3. Jack Davis 22.9 James Gilkes) 4. Clifton Reynolds (So.) No time 1952 (No race due to Olympic year) 1977 1. USC 39.56 1931 6. Bill Stokes No time 1953 1. Jack Davis 23.3 1955 3. Leon Clarke 23.4 (Joel Andrews, Mike Simmons, Tom Andrews, 1935 3. Phil Cope No time Clancy Edwards) 4. Roy Staley (So.) No time 1936 (m) 4. Roy Staley (Jr.) 14.4 1978 (y) 1. USC 39.31* 1937 3. Roy Staley (Sr.) 14.5 (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, 1938 5. Jim Humphrey (Jr.) No time Clancy Edwards) 6. Ivy Bledsoe No time *vacated due to NCAA penalty 1940 6. John Biewener (So.) No time 1979 1. USC 39.35 1941 5. John Biewener (Jr.) 14.7 (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, 6. Art Kacewicz 14.8 Colin Bradford) 1942 5. John Biewener (Sr.) No time 1980 1. USC 39.16 1946 6. Al Lawrence No time (Kevin Williams, Bill Green, James Sanford, 1949 2. Dick Attlesey (Jr.) 14.2 Mike Sanford) 1950 1. Dick Attlesey (Sr.) 14.1 4. Art Barnard 14.5 1986 3. USC 38.90 1951 1. Jack Davis (So.) 13.8 (Robert Reading, Antonio Manning, Mike Dexter, 3. Art Barnard 14.2 Luis Morales) 1952 (m) 1. Jack Davis (Jr.) 14.0 5. Willard Wright (So.) 14.4 1992 5. USC 39.21 (Curtis Conway, Jeff Laynes, Travis Hannah, 1953 1. Jack Davis (Sr.) 14.1 Quincy Watts) 1954 2. Willard Wright (Sr.) 14.4 1958 4. Bob Lawson 14.3 1995 4. USC 39.10 1961 2. Bob Pierce (So.) 14.1 Jack Davis (Anthony Volsan, Ed Hervey, Udeme 1962 3. Brian Polkinghorne (Jr.) 14.0 440-yard hurdles Ekpenyong, Bryan Krill) 1963 3. Brian Polkinghorne (Sr.) 14.3 1948 (m) 3. Ron Frazier (So.) 52.92 1964 (m) 4. Theo Viltz (Jr.) 14.2 1961 2. Bobby Staten (Sr.) 51.1 1997 6. USC 39.53 1965 1. Paul Kerry (So.) 14.0 1963 1. Rex Cawley (Sr.) 49.6 MR (Jason Shelton, Marcus Holiwell, Tony Serpas, 3. Theo Viltz (Sr.) 14.1 1967 3. Geoff Vanderstock (Jr.) 50.4 Jerome Davis) 1967 1. Earl McCullouch (Jr.) 13.59 MR) 1968 (m) 3. Geoff Vanderstock (Sr.) 50.7 1999 2. USC 39.15 6. Paul Kerry (Sr.) 14.05 400-meter hurdles (Miguel Fletcher, Sultan McCullough, Charles 1968 (m) 1. Earl McCullouch (Sr.) 13.5 Lee, Jerome Davis) 1971 5. Lance Babb (Jr.) 14.1 1976 3. Tom Andrews (Jr.) 49.41 1977 1. Tom Andrews (Sr.) 49.48 1972 (m) 1. Jerry Wilson (Jr.) 13.4 1978 2. Richard Graybehl (Sr.) 49.31 2000 5. USC 39.54 1988 5. George Porter (So.) 50.37 (Darrell Rideaux, Sultan McCullough, Vince 110-meter high hurdles 1989 3. George Porter (Jr.) 49.19 Williams, Andre Ammons) 1975 6. Mike Johnson (So.) 14.46 1993 7. Marcus Carter (Jr.) 51.65 2002 5. USC 39.27 1980 4. Tonie Campbell (So.) 13.66 1994 3. Jean-Paul Bruwier (Sr.) 50.37 1982 1. Milan Stewart (Sr.) 13.53 (Darrell Rideaux, Sultan McCullough, Wes Felix, 7. Pedro Rodrigues (So.) 51.06 Kareem Kelly) 1988 7. Robert Reading (Jr.) 17.11 1996 8. Kenny Alade’fa (Sr.) 51.02 1989 1. Robert Reading (Sr.) 13.19w 2000 1. Felix Sanchez (Sr.) 48.41 2005 5. USC 39.17 1990 3. Mark Crear (Jr.) 13.65 2008 7. Kai Kelley (Sr.) 50.34 (Garry Jones, Wes Felix, Phillip Francis, Jeff 1992 1. Mark Crear (Sr.) 13.49 2010 8. Reggie Wyatt (Fr.) 53.99 Garrison) 1997 6. William Erese (So.) 13.72 2012 3. Reggie Wyatt (Jr.) 49.11 1998 5. William Erese (Jr.) 13.77 2013 1. Reggie Wyatt (Sr.) 48.58 2014 4. USC 39.30 1999 7. William Erese (Sr.) 13.88 2018 1. Rai Benjamin (Jr.) 47.02 (CR) (Aleec Harris, Aaron Brown, BeeJay Lee, 2001 3. Ryan Wilson (So.) 13.79w 2019 6. Cameron Samuel (So.) 49.83 Terence Abram) 2002 6. Ryan Wilson (Jr.) 13.70 4x110 yards 2015 4. USC 38.75 2003 1. Ryan Wilson (Sr.) 13.35 1964 (m) 3. USC 40.3 (BeeJay Lee, Andre De Grasse, Just'N Thymes, 2007 7. Kai Kelley (Jr.) 13.86 (Wellesley Clayton, Dick Cortese, Gary Comer, Adoree' Jackson) 2008 6. Kai Kelley (Sr.) 13.80 Dave Morris) 2010 4. Oscar Spurlock (Jr.) 13.58 4x440 yards 1967 1. USC 38.6 (WR, 2011 3. Brendan Ames (Sr.) 13.34 1966 3. USC 3:07.5 CR, MR) 2014 2. Aleec Harris 13.18 (Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, (Dennis Carr, Dave Buck, Roger Wolff, Dwight 2017 6. Marquis Morris 13.75 Lennox Miller) Middleton) 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 49 1967 6. USC 3:07.9 (Kai Kelley, Jeff Garrison, DeSean Cunningham, 1. Bill Sefton (So.) 14-1 MR (Geoff Vanderstock, Dave Buck, Roger Wolff, Lionel Larry) 6. James Fimple (Jr.) 13-0 Richard Joyce) 1936 1. Earle Meadows (Jr.) 14-1 3/4 MR 2009 7. USC 3:04.18 1. Bill Sefton (Jr.) 14-1 3/4 MR (Jason Price, Nate Anderson, Joey Hughes, 1972 (m) 6. USC 3:09.2 5. Loring Day (So.) 13-6 1/2 Duane Walker) (Tony Krzyzosiak, Earl Richardson, Leon Brown, 5. John Hooker (Sr.) 13-6 1/2 1937 1. Bill Sefton (Sr.) 14-8 3/4 MR Edesel Garrison) 2010 5. USC 3:04.54 2. Earle Meadows (Sr.) 14-4 3/4 (Bryshon Nellum, Nate Anderson, Joey Hughes, 4. Irving Howe (So.) 13-10 1973 6. USC 3:08.0 Reggie Wyatt) (Trevor Campbell, Earl Richardson, James Baxter, Claude Brown) 2012 2. USC 3:00.64 (Joey Hughes, Josh Mance, Reggie Wyatt, 1974 4. USC 3:06.56 Bryshon Nellum) (Trevor Campbell, Greg Jones, Ken Randle, 2018i 1. USC 3:00.77 (CR) Claude Brown) (Zach Shinnick, Rai Benjamin, Ricky Morgan Jr., Michael Norman)

2018 1. USC 2:59.00 (CR) (Ricky Morgan Jr, Rai Benjamin, Zach Shinnick, Michael Norman)

3,000 Meter Steeplechase 1963 4. Julio Marin (Sr.) 9:34.5

High Jump 1926 3. Henry Coggeshall (So.) 6-4 1/4 1930 1. Jim Stewart (So.) 6-3 3/4 2. Bob Van Osdel (So.) 6-2 1931 3. Will Brannan (So.) 6-2 6. Jim Stewart (Jr.) 6-1 1933 T1. Duncan McNaughton (Sr.) 6-4 Steve Klassen 1934 3. Will Brannan (Sr.) 6-0 1936 4. Delos Thurber (So.) 6-4 1938 1. Loring Day (Jr.) 14-2 1937 3. Delos Thurber (Jr.) 6-6 1/4 2. Irving Howe (Jr.) 13-10 1938 4. Delos Thurber (Sr.) 6-7 1/4 5. Ken Dills (Jr.) 13-6 1939 1. John Wilson (So.) 6-6 1939 2. Loring Day (Sr.) 14-2 2. Clarke Mallery (Jr.) 6-5 1940 1. Ken Dills (Sr.) 13-10 1940 1. John Wilson (Jr.) 6-6 1/4 1941 3. Byron Dudley (Sr.) 13-6 1941 2. John Wilson (Sr.) 6-8 3/4 3. Bill Schaefer (Jr.) 13-6 4. Gil LaCava (Jr.) 6-5 3/4 1942 2. Bill Schaefer (Sr.) 13-9 Ken Randle 1942 2. Gil LaCava (Sr.) 6-4 1946 2. Bob Hart (So.) 13-4 2. Searles Tally (Jr.) 6-4 4. Fred Winter (Sr.) 13-0 1975 4. USC 3:05.73 1946 5. Bill Wakefi eld (Jr.) 6-4 1947 1. Bob Hart (Jr.) 14-0 (Trevor Campbell, Rod Connors, Mike Simmons, 1949 4. Jack Barnes (So.) 6-4 1948 4. Bob Hart (Sr.) 13-8 Tom Andrews) 1950 4. Dick Brombach (So.) 6-4 4. John Montgomery (Jr.) 13-8 1952 4. Manuel Ronquillo (Jr.) 6-6 1949 4. John Montgomery (Sr.) 13-8 4x400 meters 1953 4. Ernie Shelton (So.) 6-7 1950 5. Walt Jensen (Jr.) 13-6 1976 6. USC 3:06.62 5. Manuel Ronquillo (Sr.) 6-5 5. Jack Rowan (Jr.) 13-6 (Trevor Campbell, Rod Connors, Rayfi eld Beaton, 1954 1. Ernie Shelton (Jr.) 6-10 1/4 1951 2. Walt Jensen (Sr.) 14-0 Claude Brown) 6. Jack Findley (So.) 6-4 1/4 2. Jack Rowan (Sr.) 14-0 1955 1. Ernie Shelton (Sr.) 6-11 MR 1952 6. Leroy Cox (Fr.) 13-6 1977 1. USC 3:04.50 1958 2. Charles Dumas (So.) 6-8 1954 5. Walt Levack (So.) 13-6 (Joel Andrews, Lloyd Johnson, Rayfi eld Beaton, 1960 3. Charles Dumas (Sr.) 6-8 1955 2. Walt Levack (Jr.) 14-6 Tom Andrews) 2. Ron Morris (So.) 14-6 1961 2. Bob Avant (Sr.) 7-0 1956 3. Walt Levack (Sr.) 14-4 1963 1. Lew Hoyt (So.) 6-9 1/4 1978y 4. USC 3:06.25 5. Ron Morris (Jr.) 14-0 (Joel Andrews, Richard Graybehl, Rayfi eld 1966 3. Greg Heet (So.) 6-10 1958 1. Gene Freudenthal (Jr.) 14-4 Beaton, Billy Mullins) 1971 2. Larry Hollins (Jr.) 7-0 5. Ernie Bullard (Sr.) 14-0 1983 8. Anthony Caire (So.) 7-3 5. Jerry Hren (Sr.) 14-0 1979 6. USC 3:07.06 2002 2. (tie) Dawid Jaworski (Jr.) 7-4 1/2 1960 2. Jim Brewer (Jr.) 14-6 (James Sanford, James Walters, Colin Bradford, 2003 1. Dawid Jaworski (Sr.) 7-5 3/4 1961 1. Jim Brewer (Sr.) 15-4 Rod Bethany) 2005i 1. Jesse Williams (Jr.) 7-5 1962 5. Mel Hein (Jr.) 14-9 2005 1. Jesse Williams (Jr.) 7-6 1963 6. Mel Hein (Sr.) 15-6 1/2 1992 2. USC 3:00.58 2006i 1. Jesse Williams (Sr.) 7-6 1964 2. Mike Flanagan (Sr.) 15-9 (Travis Hannah, Curtis Conway, Ralph Cannady, 2006 1. Jesse Williams (Sr.) 7-7 1/4 Quincy Watts) 1965 1. Bill Fosdick (So.) 15-8 1/2 2009 3. Manjula Wijesekara (Jr.) 7-3 3/4 1967 1. Bob Seagren (So.) 17-4 (MR) 2010 2. Manjula Wijesekara (Sr.) 7-3 3/4 2. Paul Wilson (So.) 17-4 1995 5. USC 3:03.47 2015 T8. Randall Cunningham (Fr.) 7-1 (Udeme Ekpenyong, Ed Hervey, Pedro 1968 2. Bob Seagren (Jr.) 16-8 Rodrigues, Bryan Krill) 2016 1. Randall Cunningham (So.) 7-4 1/2 1969 1. Bob Seagren (Sr.) 17-7 (MR) 2017i 4. Randall Cunningham (Jr.) 7-3 3/4 1973 4. Robert Pullard (Jr.) 16-6 1997 4. USC 3:03.28 2018i 1. Randall Cunningham (Sr.) 7-6 1974 5. Robert Pullard (Sr.) 17-0 (Ray Carter, Dion Joyner, Jerome Davis, Issac 2018 7. Earnest Sears III (Fr.) 7-1 3/4 1976 3. Russ Rogers (Jr.) 17-1 1/4 Turner) 2019i 4. Earnest Sears III (So.) 7-3 3/4 3. Tom Distanislao 17-1 1/4 1979 T6. Jerry Mulligan (Jr.) 16-6 1999 7. USC 3:11.26 Pole Vault 1982 1. Dave Kenworthy (Jr.) 17-11 3/4 (Charles Lee, Vince Williams, Felix Sanchez, 1929 5. Jack Williams (Sr.) 1983 7. Dave Kenworthy (Sr.) 17-2 3/4 Jerome Davis) 1930 2. William Hubbard (Sr.) 13-0 1986 4. Steve Klassen (Jr.) 17-8 1/2 6. Pete Chlentzos (So.) 1987 6. Steve Klassen (Sr.) 17-9 3/4 2000 3. USC 3:04.22 6. William Livingston (Sr.) 8. Eric White (Sr.) 17-1 3/4 (Andre Ammons, Vince Williams, Felix Sanchez, 1931 1. Bill Graber (So.) 13-10 1/4 1999 7. Dennis Kholev (So.) 16-10 3/4 LeRoy Jordan) 1933 1. Bill Graber (Sr.) 13-11 2001 1. Dennis Kholev (Sr.) 18-6 1/2 1934 3. James Fimple (So.) 13-6 2003 5. (tie) Jeff Ryan (Sr.) 17-4 1/2 2006 4. USC 3:03.08 1935 1. Earle Meadows (So.) 14-1 MR PAGE 50 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Long Jump 1956 3. Rink Babka (Jr.) 170-9 Javelin 1923 4. Otto Anderson (So.) 22-2 3/4 1958 T1. Rink Babka (Sr.) 186-2 1926 5. Andrew Cook 1926 5. Clifton Reynolds (So.) 4. Jack Egan (Sr.) 170-7 1929 1. Jess Mortensen (Jr.) 203-7 1929 2. Jess Hill (Sr.) 23-11 1960 2. Jim Wade (So.) 176-3 1930 3. Jess Mortensen (Sr.) 201-5 3. Howard Paul (So.) 23-11 1965 5. Gary Carlsen (So.) 173-11 1931 5. Ken McKenzie (So.) 193-5 1930 3. Dick Barber (So.) 24-2 1/2 1966 2. Gary Carlsen (Jr.) 187-7 1933 6. Frank Williamson (Jr.) 189-11 1931 3. Dick Barber (Jr.) 24-9 1/4 1967 2. Gary Carlsen (Sr.) 186-4 1936 5. Tex Milner 197-0 1934 1. Al Olson (So.) 25-4 1/4 1970 6. Dave Murphy (Sr.) 178-7 1937 5. Charles Soper (Jr.) 1935 2. Al Olson (Jr.) 25-8 3/4 1971 6. Joe Antunovich (Sr.) 178-2 1938 4. Reed Trusel (Jr.) 204-7 6. Paul Jungkeit (Sr.) 23-10 1975 6. Darrell Elder (Fr.) 180-0 1939 1. Bob Peoples (So.) 220-6 1936 3. George Boone (Jr.) 24-8 1/2 1976 2. Ralph Fruguglietti (Jr.) 202-0 3. Hugo DeGroot 206-7 4. Donald Skinner (So.) 24-5 6. Darrell Elder (So.) 187-5 6. Reed Trusel (Sr.) 191-5 5. Clark Crane (Jr.) 24-2 1/2 1977 2. Ralph Fruguglietti (Sr.) 198-2 1937 5. George Boone (Sr.) 24-8 3/4 1941 2. Bob Peoples (Sr.) 212-0 1984 9. Hank Kraychir (Sr.) 198-7 1943 3. Doug Miller (So.) 194-1 1941 3. Mel Bleeker (Jr.) 23-10 1986 3. Bernd Kneissler (Sr.) 195-2 1951 6. Larry Goins (Jr.) 207-7 6. Kenneth Wren (So.) 23-4 1994 7. Gary Kirchhoff (Sr.) 186-10 1953 1. Dick Genther 216-9 1942 2. Mel Bleeker (Sr.) 23-11 1/2 1995 6. Chad Danowsky (Sr.) 182-3 5. Kenneth Wren (Jr.) 23-3 1/4 2010 5. Aaron Dan (Sr.) 184-2 1956 2. Doug Maijala (Jr.) 229-10 1943 2. Edsel Curry (Fr.) 24-1 3/4 1958 6. Mike Page (Jr.) 227-1 1946 3. Al Lawrence (So.) 24-7 1/4 Shot Put 1960 6. Bob Sbordone (Sr.) 234-9 1947 5. Al Lawrence (Jr.) 23-10 1923 1. Norm Anderson (So.) 46-8 1961 4. Bob Sbordone (Sr.) 234-9 1949 3. Henry Aihara (Jr.) 24-0 1/4 1926 2. Bud Houser (Sr.) 48-5 1962 1. Jan Sikorsky (So.) 249-4 1950 2. Henry Aihara (Sr.) 25-1 1/2 1931 1. Robert Hall (Jr.) 49-9 1995 2. Nils Fearnley (Sr.) 238-8 1951 3. Frank Flores (Jr.) 23-10 1933 2. Hueston Harper (Jr.) 50-9 2008 2. Corey White (Jr.) 255-2 6. Verle Sorgen (So.) 23-2 1/2 1934 6. Hueston Harper (Sr.) 50-3 3/4 2009 2. Corey White (Sr.) 248-5 1952 5. Frank Flores (Sr.) 24-2 1/4 1936 6. Clarence Schleimer (Sr.) 46-8 1/4 1954 2. Jon Arnett (So.) 24-8 3/4 1940 4. Don McNeil 51-10 1/4 1961 2. Luther Hayes (Sr.) 24-9 1941 3. Carl Merritt (Jr.) 50-7 1/2 1964 4. Wellesley Clayton (Jr.) 25-0 3/4 1942 2. Carl Merritt (Sr.) 52-5 1/4 1965 4. Wellesley Clayton (Sr.) 24-7 5. Wilbur Thompson (Jr.) 50-3 1971 2. Henry Hines (Sr.) 25-6 1/2 1946 2. Wilbur Thompson (Sr.) 52-7 1972 1. Randy Williams (Fr.) 26-8 1/4 1947 6. Bill Bayless (So.) 52-8 3/4 5. Henry Jackson (Sr.) 25-8 1/4 1949 5. Bill Bayless (Sr.) 53-4 1/2 1973 4. Randy Williams (So.) 25-6 1/4 6. Jess Swope (Jr.) 52-9 1/2 1974 2. Randy Williams (Jr.) 26-4 1951 2. Parry O'Brien (So.) 53-10 1975 4. Randy Williams (Sr.) 25-11 1/2 1952 1. Parry O'Brien (Jr.) 57-0 1/2 MR 6. Gerald Hardeman (So.) 25-8 1953 1. Parry O'Brien (Sr.) 58-7 1/4 MR 1977 1. Larry Doubley (Fr.) 26-11 3/4 (MR) 1955 4. Ray Martin (Jr.) 56-4 1/2 Corey White 1980 2. Larry Doubley (Jr.) 26-8 1/4 1958 1. Dave Davis (So.) 58-6 1/2 1983 4. Ed Tave (So.) 26-9 1/4 1960 1. Dallas Long (Jr.) 61-9 1984 4. Ed Tave (Jr.) 26-4 1/2 Decathlon 1961 1. Dallas Long (Sr.) 63-3 1/2 MR 2003 7. Allen Simms (So.) 25-2 3/4 1962 1. Dallas Long (Sr.) 64-7 MR 1974 3. Bo Sterner (So.) 7,589 2015 5. Adoree' Jackson (Fr.) 25-11 1/2 1964 5. Don Castle (Jr.) 58-6 5. Bob Coffman (Sr.) 7,535 2016 5. Adoree' Jackson (So.) 25-1 3/4 1969 6. Tom Colich (Jr.) 59-10 1984 3. Mike Gonzales (So.) 7,809 2017 6. Eric Sloan (Jr.) 25-1 1/4 1970 2. Dave Murphy (Sr.) 63-8 1998 7. Daniel Haag (Fr.) 7,339w Triple Jump 1971 5. Doug Lane (Jr.) 63-2 1/4 2014 7. Viktor Fajoyomi (Sr.) 7,712 1936 3. George Boone (Jr.) 47-1 1972 3. Doug Lane (Sr.) 64-6 1952 2. Frank Flores (Sr.) 48-9 1/4 1983 5. Hank Kraychir (Jr.) 66-0 1/2 1956 4. Jack Findley (Sr.) 48-1 1984 7. Hank Kraychir (Sr.) 63-4 1960 1. Luther Hayes (Jr.) 50-11 1/2 2006 7. Noah Bryant (Jr.) 63-3 1/4 1961 1. Luther Hayes (Sr.) 51-2 1/4 2007i 1. Noah Bryant (Sr.) 67-5 3/4 6. Bill Jackson (Sr.) 47-11 1/2 2007 1. Noah Bryant (Sr.) 65-9 1968 3. Tim Barrett (So.) 51-0 2015 8. Nick Ponzio (Fr.) 64-1 1975 4. Tom Cochee (So.) 53-7 2017 6. Nick Ponzio (Jr.) 64-1 1976 2. Tom Cochee (Jr.) 53-10 1/4 2019i 7. Mathew Katnik (Jr.) 64-7 1/4 1997 6. Kedjeloba Mambo (Fr.) 51-7 1/4 2019 6. Mathew Katnik (Jr.) 64-5 3/4 2002 3. Julien Kapek (Jr.) 54-4 3/4 2003 (i)1. Allen Simms (So.) 56-7 1/2 Hammer (i)4. Julien Kapek (Sr.) 53-11 3/4 1984 12. John Wolitarsky (So.) 206-11 1. Julien Kapek (Sr.) 56-2 1987 6. Andrew Tolputt (Fr.) 207-10 3. Allen Simms (So.) 55-5 1/2 1993 1. Balazs Kiss (Fr.) 246-10 2005 2. Allen Simms (Sr.) 55-10 1/2 1994 1. Balazs Kiss (So.) 245-6 1995 1. Balazs Kiss (Jr.) 261-3 MR Discus 1996 1. Balazs Kiss (Sr.) 265-3 MR 1923 4. Norm Anderson (So.) 133-8 2. Bengt Johansson (So.) 229-1 Viktor Fajoyomi 1926 1. Bud Houser (Sr.) 148-11 1997 1. Bengt Johansson (Jr.) 230-1 1930 4. Robert Hall (So.) 150-4 1998 2. Bengt Johansson (Sr.) 236-2 Heptathlon (Indoors) 1931 1. Robert Hall (Jr.) 152-7 1999 2. Norbert Horvath (So.) 241-11 2019 6. Ayden Owens (Fr.) 5,809 1934 2. Ken Carpenter (So.) 155-9 2000 5. Norbert Horvath (Jr.) 231-11 1935 1. Ken Carpenter (Jr.) 157-11 2001 5. Norbert Horvath (Sr.) 234-5 1936 1. Ken Carpenter (Sr.) 173-0 2004 8. Michael Murray (Sr.) 211-11 1937 4. Phil Gaspar (So.) 149-10 2005 6. Adam Midles (So.) 208-11 1938 6. Art Wrotnowski (Jr.) 149-11 2006 7. Adam Midles (Jr.) 216-1 1946 4. Sylvester Heinberg 141-11 2007 5. Adam Midles (Sr.) 225-0 1950 2. Sim Iness (So.) 171-2 2010 5. Trey Henderson (Jr.) 219-5 1952 1. Sim Iness (Jr.) 173-2 2011 4. Trey Henderson (Sr.) 221-8 2. Parry O'Brien (Jr.) 170-4 2013 2. Remington Conatser (Jr.) 224-1 1953 1. Sim Iness (Sr.) 190-0 2015 1. Conor McCullough (Sr.) 252-4 2. Parry O'Brien (Sr.) 173-8 1954 2. Des Koch (Jr.) 169-4 Weight Throw 3. Leon Patterson (So.) 169-0 2015 3. Conor McCullough (Sr.) 80-3 3/4 1955 1. Des Koch (Sr.) 176-0 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 51 USC'S ALL-TIME NCAA POINT LEADERS

Athlete Years Competed Events Individual Titles Won Total Points 1. Jack Davis 1951-1953 110m HH, 120y HH, 200m, 220y LH 4 54 2. Mel Patton 1947-49 100y, 220y 5 50 3. Lennox Miller 1967-69 100m, 100y, 200m, 220y,4x100m, 4x110y 1 47 4. Cliff Bourland 1941-43 100y, 220y, 440y 2 46 5. Parry O'Brien 1951-53 Discus, Shot Put 2 44 6. Balazs Kiss 1993-96 Hammer 4 40 7. Randy Williams 1972--75 Long Jump, 4x100m 1 33 8. Dallas Long 1960-62 Shot Put 3 30 9. Bill Sefton 1935-37 Pole Vault 3 28 10. Bob Seagren 1967-69 Pole Vault 2 28 John Wilson 1939-41 High Jump 2 28 Ken Carpenter 1934-36 Discus 2 28 Luther Hayes 1959-61 LJ, TJ 2 28 Sim Iness 1950-53 Discus 2 28 15. Jerome Davis 1997-99 400m, 4x100m, 4x400m 1 26.5 16. Earle Meadows 1935-37 Pole Vault 2 26 Foy Draper 1934-36 100y, 220y 0 26 Lou Zamperini 1938-40 Mile Run 2 26 James Gilkes 1975-75 100m, 200m, 4x100m 0 26 Bengt Johansson 1996-98 Hammer 1 26 Dick Attlesby 1947, 49-50 120y HH, 220y LH 1 26 22. James Sanford 1978-80 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m 1 25.75 23. Aaron Brown 2011-14 100m, 200m, 4x100m 0 25.25 24. Earl McCullouch 1967-68 110m hurdles, 4x100y 2 25 Clancy Edwards 1977-78 100m, 200m, 4x100m 2 25

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YEAR SITE OLYMPIC TEAM MEMBER 1904 St. Louis Emil Breitkreutz, 800m (BRONZE).

1912 Stockholm Fred Kelly, 110m H (GOLD); Alma Richards+, HJ (GOLD); J. Ira Courtney, 100m, 200m 4x100m; Howard Drew, 100m.

1920 Antwerp Charles Paddock, 100m (GOLD), 200m (SILVER), 4x100m (GOLD); Earl Thomson, 110m H (GOLD); George Schiller, 400m; Roy Evans, DT

1924 Paris Clarence Houser, DT (GOLD), SP (GOLD); Norm Anderson, SP; Earle Wilson, TJ; Charles Paddock, 200m (SILVER); Morton Kaer, Pentathlon; Otto Anderson, Decathlon; Lee Barnes PV (GOLD); Clifford Argue+, Pentathlon.

1928 Amsterdam Clarence Houser, DT (GOLD); Charles Paddock, 200m; Lee Barnes, PV; Charles Borah, 4x100m (GOLD); James Stewart, Decathlon; Leighton Dye, 110m H; Frank Wykoff, 4x100m (GOLD); Simeon Toribio+, HJ; Lillian Copeland, DT (SILVER), Jim Corson+,DT (BRONZE).

1932 Los Angeles Peter Clentzos, PV; Duncan McNaughton, HJ (GOLD); Simeon Toribio+, HJ (BRONZE); Frank Wykoff, 4x100m (GOLD); Ed Ablowich, 4x400m (GOLD); Dick Barber, LJ; Bill Graber, PV; Bob Van Osdel, HJ (SILVER); Lillian Copeland, DT (GOLD); Ralph Metcalfe+, 100m (SILVER), 200m (BRONZE); Malcolm Metcalf+, JT.

1936 Berlin Frank Wykoff, 100m, 4x100m (GOLD); Foy Draper, 4x100m (GOLD); Hal Smallwood, 400m; Al Fitch, 4x400m (SILVER); Roy Staley, 110m H; Bill Graber, PV; Earle Meadows, PV (GOLD); Bill Sefton, PV; Delos Thurber, HJ (BRONZE); Ken Carpenter, DT (GOLD); Louis Zamperini, 5,000m; Ralph Metcalfe 100m (SILVER); 4x100m (GOLD)+; Malcolm Metcalf+, JT; Simeon Toribio+, HJ.

1948 London Mel Patton, 100m, 200m (GOLD), 4x100m (GOLD); Cliff Bourland, 200m, 4x400m (GOLD); Bob Chambers, 800m; Roland Sink 1500m; Wilbur Thompson, SP (GOLD); Roy Cochran+, 400m H (GOLD), 4x400m (GOLD); Fortune Gordien+, DT (BRONZE).

1952 Helsinki Art Barnard, 110m H (BRONZE); Jack Davis, 110m H (SILVER); Sim Iness, DT (GOLD); Parry O’Brien, SP (GOLD); Fortune Gordien+, DT.

1956 Melbourne Jack Davis, 110m H (SILVER); Des Koch, DT (BRONZE); Jim Lea, 400m, 4x400m; Parry O’Brien, SP (GOLD); Max Truex, 5,000m, 10,000m; Charlie Dumas, HJ (GOLD), Murray Cockburn, 400m, 4x400m; Fortune Gordien+, DT (SILVER); Laird Sloan+, 400m, 4x400m.

1960 Rome Rink Babka, DT (SILVER); Charlie Dumas, HJ; Dallas Long, SP (BRONZE); Ron Morris, PV (SILVER); Parry O’Brien, SP (SILVER); Max Truex, 10,000m, Les Mills, SP and DT, Joe Faust+, HJ; Peter Ronson, 110m H.

1964 Tokyo Rex Cawley, 400m H (GOLD); Mike Larrabee, 400m (GOLD), 4x400m (GOLD); Dallas Long, SP (GOLD); Parry O’Brien, SP; Terrezene Brown+, HJ, Les Mills, SP and DT; Wellesely Clayton, LJ. + USC graduate students

Tonie Campbell and Bill Green Parry O'Brien 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 53 1968 Mexico City Lennox Miller, 100m (SILVER), 4x100m; Bob Seagren, PV (GOLD); Gary Carlsen, DT; Don Quarrie, 100m; Geoff Vanderstock, 400m H; Patty Van Wolvelaere, 80m H, Les Mills, SP; Wellesley Clayton, LJ, Larry Questad+, 200m, Kjell Isaksson, PV. 1972 Munich Lennox Miller, 100m (BRONZE), 4x100m; Don Quarrie, 200m, 4x100m; Randy Williams, LJ (GOLD); Bob Seagren, PV (SILVER); Sherry Calvert, JT; Patty Van Wolvelaere, 100m H, Les Mills, SP and DT; Trevor Campbell, 4x400m, Kjell Isaksson, PV, Steve Smith, PV. 1976 Montreal Guy Abrahams, 100m; Rayﬁ eld Beaton, 800m; Colin Bradford*, 100m, 200m, 4x400m; James Gilkes*, 100m; David Omwansa*, 800m; Don Quarrie, 100m (SILVER), 200m (GOLD), 4x400m; Randy Williams, LJ (Silver); Sherry Calvert, JT, Kjell Isaksson, PV. 1980 Moscow Bob Coffman**, Decathlon; Tonie Campbell**, 110m H; Bill Green**, 400m; Randy Williams**, LJ; Don Quarrie, 100m, 200m (BRONZE), 4x100m; Arto Bryggare, 110m H; Colin Bradford, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m; James Gilkes, 100m, 200m. 1984 Los Angeles Tonie Campbell, 110m H; Toshihiko Seko, Marathon; Arto Bryggare, 110m H (BRONZE); Mark Handelman, 800m, 1500m, Don Quarrie, 200m, 4x100m (SILVER), Ibrahim Okash, 400m; Luis Morales, 100m, 200m. 1988 Seoul Tonie Campbell, 110m H (BRONZE); Ibrahim Okash, 800m; Toshihiko Seko, Marathon; Wendy Brown, Heptathlon; Leslie Maxie, 400m H. 1992 Barcelona Quincy Watts, 400m (GOLD), 4x400m (GOLD); Pedro Rodrigues, 400m H, 4x400m; Udeme Ekpenyong, 400m; Sau Ying Chan, 100m H, Myra Mayberry, 100m, 400m; Arto Bryggare, 110m H; Dietmar Haaf, LJ, Jesus Olivan, LJ. 1996 Atlanta Sau Ying Chan, 100m H; Udeme Ekpenyong, 4x400m; Myra Mayberry, 100m, 200m; Kehinde Alade’fa, 400m H; William Erese, 110m H; Paul Greene, 400m, 4x400m; Jean Paul Bruwier, 400m H; Jason Shelton, 4x100m; Inger Miller, 200m, 4x100m (GOLD); Mark Crear, 110m H (SILVER); Balazs Kiss, HT (GOLD), Jesus Olivan, LJ. 2000 Sydney Esi Benyarku, 200m, 4x100m; Mark Crear, 110m H (BRONZE); Natasha Danvers, 400m H, 4x400m; Torri Edwards, 4x100m (BRONZE); Brigita Langerholc, 800m, 4x400m; Natasha Mayers, 100m; Inger Miller, 100m, 200m, 4x100m; Felix Sanchez, 400m H; Tony Serpas, 100m, Pedro Rodrigues, 400m H. 2004 Athens Allyson Felix, 200m (SILVER); Julien Kapek, TJ; Natasha Mayers, 100m; Felix Sanchez, 400m H (GOLD); Julianna Tudja, HT; Manjula Wijesekara, HJ, Eva Orban, HT, Angela Williams, 4x100m.

2008 Beijing Marvin Anderson, 200m; Natasha Danvers-Smith, 400m H (BRONZE); Torri Edwards 100m, 4x100m; Allyson Felix, 200m (SILVER), 4x400m (GOLD); Brigita Langerholc, 800m; Eva Orban, HT; Carol Rodriguez, 200m, 400m; Felix Sanchez, 400m H; Inga Stasiulionyte, JT; Angela Williams, 4x100m; Jesse Williams, HJ. 2012 London Aaron Brown, 200m; Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi, Marathon; Allyson Felix, 100m, 200m (GOLD), 4x100m (GOLD), 4x400m (GOLD); Tina Kefalas, Marathon; Josh Mance, 4x400m (SILVER); Bryshon Nellum, 4x400m (SILVER), 400m; Eva Orban, HT; Carol Rodriguez, 400m, Felix Sanchez, 400m H (GOLD); Duane Solomon, 800m; Jesse Williams, HJ. 2016 Rio de Janeiro Nia Ali, 100m H (SILVER); Aaron Brown, 100m, 200m, 4x100m (BRONZE); Andre De Grasse, 100m (BRONZE), 200m (SILVER), 4x100m (BRONZE), Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi, Marathon; Allyson Felix, 400m (SILVER), 4x100m (GOLD), 4x400m (GOLD); Tynia Gaither, 100m, 200m; Amalie Iuel, 400m H; Conor McCullough, HT; Dalilah Muhammad, 400m H (GOLD) * Member of a team participating in Africa's boycott of the Montreal Olympic Games + USC graduate students **USA team members honorary due to the United States boycott of the Russian Olympics

Andre De Grasse Lennox Miller Julien Kapek PAGE 54 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS UUSC'sSC's OOLYMPICLYMPIC CHAMPIONSCHAMPIONS

YYEAREAR SITESITE U USCSC OLYMPICOLYMPIC CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS 11912912 StockholmStockholm FredFred Kelly,Kelly, 1110m10m Hurdles;Hurdles; AlmaAlma Richards,Richards, HJ.HJ.

11920920 AntwerpAntwerp CharlesCharles Paddock,Paddock, 100m,100m, 1x100m;1x100m; EarlEarl ThomsonThomson (Canada),(Canada), 110m110m Hurdles.Hurdles.

11924924 ParisParis ClarenceClarence (Bud)(Bud) Houser,Houser, SP,SP, DT;DT; LeeLee Barnes,Barnes, PV.PV.

11928928 AmsterdamAmsterdam ClarenceClarence (Bud)(Bud) Houser,Houser, DT;DT; FrankFrank Wykoff,Wykoff, 4x100m;4x100m; CharlesCharles Borah,Borah, 4x100m.4x100m.

11932932 LosLos AngelesAngeles DuncanDuncan McNaughtonMcNaughton ((Canada),Canada), HHJ;J; FFrankrank WWykoff,ykoff, 44x100m;x100m; E Edd AAblowich,blowich, 44x400m;x400m; LLillianillian CCopeland,opeland, DDT.T.

11936936 BerlinBerlin KennethKenneth Carpenter,Carpenter, DT;DT; EarleEarle Meadows,Meadows, PV;PV; FrankFrank Wykoff,Wykoff, 44x100;x100; F Foyoy DDraper,raper, 44x100m;x100m; RalphRalph Metcalfe,Metcalfe, 4x100m.4x100m.

11948948 LondonLondon M Melel PPatton,atton, 2200m,00m, 44x100m;x100m; WWilburilbur TThompson,hompson, SSP;P; CCliffliff BBourland,ourland, 44x400m;x400m; R Royoy CCochran,ochran, 4400m00m Hurdles,Hurdles, 44x400m.x400m.

11952952 HelsinkiHelsinki SimSim Iness,Iness, DDT;T; PParryarry O’Brien,O’Brien, SSP.P.

11956956 MelbourneMelbourne P Parryarry O’Brien,O’Brien, SP;SP; CCharlieharlie DDumas,umas, HHJ.J.

11964964 TokyoTokyo DallasDallas Long,Long, SSP;P; RRexex CCawley,awley, 4400m00m HHurdles;urdles; MMikeike LLarrabee,arrabee, 400m,400m, 4x400m.4x400m.

11968968 MexicoMexico CityCity BobBob Seagren,Seagren, PV.PV.

11972972 MunichMunich R Randyandy WWilliams,illiams, LLJ.J.

11976976 MontrealMontreal DonDon QuarrieQuarrie (Jamaica),(Jamaica), 200m.200m.

11992992 BarcelonaBarcelona QuincyQuincy Watts,Watts, 400m,400m, 4x400m.4x400m.

11996996 AtlantaAtlanta BalazsBalazs KissKiss (Hungary),(Hungary), HT;HT; IngerInger Miller,Miller, 44x100.x100.

22004004 AthensAthens FelixFelix SanchezSanchez (Dominican(Dominican RRepublic),epublic), 4400m00m HHurdles.urdles.

22008008 BeijingBeijing A Allysonllyson FFelix,elix, 44x400m.x400m.

22012012 LondonLondon A Allysonllyson FFelix,elix, 2200m,00m, 44x100m,x100m, 44x400m;x400m; F Felixelix SSanchezanchez ((DominicanDominican RRepublic),epublic), 4400m00m HHurdlesurdles

22016016 RioRio AllysonAllyson FFelix,elix, 44x100m,x100m, 44x400m;x400m; D Dalilahalilah MMuhammad,uhammad, 4400m00m HHurdlesurdles

AAllysonllyson FFelixelix

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 55 TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAMERS Twenty people associated with the USC track and ﬁ eld program are among the more than 100 members of the National Track & Field Hall of Fame in Indianapolis, Ind. They are (along with the year of their enshrinement): Also, Ron Allice, USC's Director of Track & FIeld (1995-2013) was inducted into the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame in 2013. Jim Bush (1987)* Rex Cawley (2006) Lillian Copeland (1994) Dean Cromwell (1974)* Jack Davis (2004) Charles Dumas (1990) Barbara Ferrell [Edmonson] (1988)* Ken Foreman (2009) Clarence “Bud” Houser (1979) Payton Jordan (1982)** Mike Larrabee (2003) Dallas Long (1996) Earl Meadows (1996) Jess Mortensen (1992)** Vern Wolfe Parry O’Brien (1974) Charles Paddock (1976) Mel Patton (1985) Randy Williams Bob Seagren (1986) Earl Thomson (1977) Patty Van Wolvelaere (2017) Randy Williams (2009) Vern Wolfe (1996)** * Coach at USC Frank Wykoff (1977) ** Coach & Athlete at USC

Bob Seagren Frank Wykoff Rex Cawley

Hall of Fame Coaches Payton Jordan & Dean Cromwell

Dallas Long Earle Meadows

PAGE 56 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS HERITAGE AWARD WINNERS 1990 1992 1998 2006 2013 Jon Arnett Dean B. Cromwell Tom Andrews Howard Drew Guy Abrahams Rink Babka Clancy Edwards James Sanford Katherine Loker Brigita Langerholc Cliff Bourland Luther Hayes Angela Williams Allen Simms Gary Carlsen Ernie Shelton 1999 Rex Crawley Randy Williams Bruce Bess 2007 2014 Leon Clark Dave Buck Natasha Danvers Ron Allice Jack Davis 1993 Dennis Carr Al & Sandy Mejia Noah Bryant Bud Houser Julio Marin John Link Sam Nicholson Mike Gonzales Sim Iness Earle Meadows Bill Sefton Payton Jordan 2000 2008 2015 Des Koch Quincy Watts Lillian Copeland 1948 Olympic Team Lionel Larry Jim Lea Vern Wolfe Jerry Wilson Dallas Long 2009 2016 Lennox Miller 1994 2001 Edesel Garrison Michelle Taylor Dick Attlesey Ron Morris Yvette Bates Ken Matsuda Denis Kholev Tonie Campbell Parry O’Brein Fred Kuller Virginia Powell Jess Mortensen Mel Patton Paul Wilson 2017 J. Walter Smith Nia Ali Don Quarrie 2010 Dalilah Muhammad Bob Seagram 2002 Sherry Calvert Roland Sink 1995 Ken Carpenter Felix Sanchez Ken Randle Moose Thompson Roy Staley Jesse Williams 2018 Bob Chambers Andre De Grasse Max Truex Bill Graber Fred Jacobs Patty Van Wolvelaere Leslie Maxie-Dowdell Earl Vickery 2003 Bryshon Nellum Louis Zamperini Fred Kelly 2011 John & Janine Colich 1996 Charles Borah 1991 Edsel Curry 2004 Kinshasa Davis Wendy Brown 2019 Larry Stuart Torri Edwards Henry Hines Allyson Felix Charles Dumas Jack Trout Johnny Wilson Ryan Wilson Dan Lange Hubie Kerns Eva Orban Earl McCullouch 1997 2005 2012 Charles Paddock Mark Crear George Ambrose James Gilkes Geoff Vanderstock 2020 Foy Draper Pete Clentzos Grazyna Penc Aaron Brown Frank Wykoff Balazs Kiss Jerome Davis Inga Stasiulionyte Mike Larrabee Inger Miller “A lasting tribute to individuals who contributed to the great tradition of Track & Field at the University of Southern California.”

Bud Houser Howard Drew John Link 1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 57 USC REMEMBERS KATHERINE B. LOKER Katherine Bogdanovich Loker who passed away on June 26, 2008 Medal in 1995 and an honorary degree in 2000. She also at the age of 92 was associated with USC for more than 60 years. served as a life member of the Advisory Board of California A member of the Class of 1940, she was an English major and a State University, Dominguez Hills, where she received an star runner on the track team. She married stage and screen actor honorary degree in 1999; a trustee and foundation member Donald P. Loker, whose professional name was Don Terry and who of the California Science Center of Los Angeles; a founda- later served as an executive in the StarKist Foods Company, the ﬁ rm tion executive board member of the Nixon Presidential Library founded by Katherine’s father in 1917. in Yorba Linda; and a founding member of the Los Angeles Music Center. She was an active supporter of the Donald Katherine and her husband gave more than $30 million to the uni- P. Loker Cancer Treatment Center at the California Hospital versity, placing them among the top individual benefactors in USC Medical Center, Los Angeles. history. together they were the principal benefactors of what is now the USC Loker Hydrocarbon Research Institute, where their support was instrumental in enabling Distinguished Professor George A. Olah to complete the research that led to his winning the 1994 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Katherine was also a strong supporter of USC athletics, particularly track and ﬁ eld, which named its new stadium in her honor, and of the USC School of Theatre, where she established the Donald P. Loker Action Fellowship in memory of her beloved husband.

Katherine was elected an honorary trustee of USC in 2000. She received an honorary degree from USC in 1998 and USC’s highest honor, the Presidential Medallion, in 2006. She was also the recipient of the Alumi Association’s highest honor, and the Dean’s Medallion for the the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

She was a Presidential Associate, a member of the Board of Council- Ron Allice with Katherine B. Loker ors of the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, a life member of Town and Gown, and a member of the San Diego Trojan League. Loker Award Established In 2005 she was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame and received its Spirit Award. In 2006 she received the USC Track and Field For years the Trojans have honored the top male track and Heritage Award. ﬁ eld athlete with the Cromwell Award and in 2012 the Loker Award has been established to honor USC’s most outstand- Katherine Loker’s steadfast support of higher education extended being female athlete. The award is being created to pay tribute yond the University of Southern California. She served on the Com- to Katherine B. Loker, longtime USC track and ﬁ eld supporter mittee of University Resources at Harvard and received the Harvard who passed away in 2008.

The USC track shown here just after the new sur- face was laid down. USC’s Cromwell Field and Loker Stadium both underwent signifi cant renovations over the winter break in preparation for the 2013 track and fi eld season. Both the track and the infi eld were replaced and the exterior of Loker Sta- dium received a facelift.

USC installed a brand new Bynon BSS 2000 track, the same kind used at Hayward Field in Oregon, the site of the 2012 Olympic Trials and home to the 2014 NCAA Championships. In addition, a new all- weather Field Turf Revolution was installed in the inﬁ eld of the track.

Also, the exterior of Loker Stadium, the fences and signs were repainted and the water fountains replaced. The landscaping was upgraded and new jumping pits and runways were added. In addition, new ﬁ ber was brought into the venue to provide an upgraded sight for broadcasts with the conference championships being televised by the Pac-12 Net- work.

The last time USC hosted the conference meet before 2013 was in 2003. Newly refurbished Cromwell Field and Loker Stadium was the site of the 2013 Pac-12 Track & Field Championships.

PAGE 58 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS ALL-TIME RECORDS Best acceptable outdoor performances made by USC trackmen in undergraduate seasons of competition until Sept. 1 of their senior year and approved by the head coach. Non-winning times have not been acceptable unless fully electronically timed. All marks are converted to modern tables. TRACK EVENTS 100 METERS: 9.92, Andre De Grasse, World Championships, Beijing, China, Aug. 23, 2015. 200 METERS: 19.84, Michael Norman, Diamond League, Paris, France, June 30, 2018. 400 METERS: 43.50, Quincy Watts, Olympic Games, Barcelona, Spain, August 5, 1992. (Olympic Record) 800 METERS: 1:44.92, Ibrahim Okash, Kvarnsveden, Sweden, June 19, 1988. 1,500 METERS: 3:39.5e, David Omwansa, Paciﬁ c-8 Championships, Corvallis, Ore., May 20, 1978. 5,000 METERS: 14:02.6, Ole Oleson, Easter Relays, Santa Barbara, March 23, 1968. STEEPLECHASE: 8:52.1e, Henry Perez, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, April 29, 1978. 10,000 METERS: 29:42.70, Fredson Mayiek, Pac-10 Championships, Westwood, May 21, 1988. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.14, Aleec Harris, July 27, 2014, Run Track Town High Performance Meet, Eugene, Ore. 400-METER HURDLES: 47.02, Rai Benjamin, June 8, 2018, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore. 100 YARDS: 9.2, Lennox Miller, NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah, June 15, 1967; Willie Deckard, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 8, 1971. 220 YARDS: 20.2, Willie Deckard, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 8, 1971; Don Quarrie, Paciﬁ c-8 Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 18, 1973; Mel Patton, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, May 7, 1949 (straightaway), (World Record). 440 YARDS: 45.1, Ken Randle, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 3, 1975. 880 YARDS: 1.47.7, Dennis Carr, California Relays, Modesto, Calif., May 27, 1967. ONE MILE: 4:01.89, Irek Sekretarski, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., April 15, 2007. TWO MILES: 8:44.6, Ole Oleson, USC-Stanford Dual Meet, Los Angeles, April 20, 1968. THREE MILES: 13:39.8, Neil Duggan, Santa Barbara Relays, March 23, 1968. 120-YARD HURDLES: 13.2, Earl McCullouch, Pan American Games Trials, Minneapolis, Minn., July 16, 1967 (World Record). 440-YARD HURDLES: 49.6, Rex Cawley, NCAA Championships, Albuquerque, N.M., June 15, 1963.

FIELD EVENTS HIGH JUMP: 7-7 1/4 (2.32), Jesse Williams, NCAA Championships, June 9, 2006. LONG JUMP: 27-4 1/4 (8.34), Randy Williams, Olympic Games, Munich, Germany, September 9, 1972. TRIPLE JUMP: 56-4 (17.17), Allen Simms, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles, Calif., April 26, 2003. POLE VAULT: 18-6 1/2 (5.65) Dennis Kholev, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 30, 2001. SHOT PUT: 67-5 1/2 (20.56), Noah Bryant, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles, Calif., April 28, 2008. DISCUS: 206-0 (62.80), Gary Carlsen, Rose Bowl Invitational, June 4, 1967. JAVELIN (new): 272-2 (82.97m), Corey White, Texas Relays, April 4, 2009. JAVELIN (old): 267-3 (81.46), Larry Stuart, 1963. HAMMER: 270-10 (82.56), Balazs Kiss, Veszprem, Hungary, Aug. 23, 1995. DECATHLON: 8,130, Ayden Owens, Bryan Clay Invitational, Azusa, Calif., April 17-18, 2019. First Day: 4,266, Ayden Owens, Bryan Clay Invitational, Azusa, Calif., April 17, 2019 (10.43, 24-8 1/2, 44-0, 6-2 3/4, 47.66 Second Day: 4,051, Mike Gonzales, U.S. Olympic Trials, Los Angeles, June 22, 1984 (14.67, 154-5, 14-11 1/4, 216-11, 4:29.83 RELAY EVENTS 4x100 METERS: 38.69, Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, Mike Sanford, USC All-Comers Meet, February 23, 1980. 4x110 YARDS: 38.6, Earl McCullouch, Fred Kuller, O.J. Simpson, Lennox Miller, NCAA Championships, Provo, Utah, June 17, 1967. (World Record for yards — converts to 38.44 for meters). 4x200 METERS: 1:20.26, Joel Andrews, James Sanford, Billy Mullins, Clancy Edwards, Sun Devil Relays, Tempe, Ariz., May 27, 1978. (World Record). 4x220 YARDS: 1:20.7, Edesel Garrison, Leon Brown, Willie Deckard and Don Quarrie, Fresno, Calif., May 13, 1972 4x400 METERS: 2:59.00, Ricky Morgan Jr., Rai Benjamin, Zach Shinnick, Michael Norman, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 8, 2018 4x440 YARDS: 3:03.3e, Joel Andrews (46.5), James Sanford (45.7), Billy Mullins (44.4), Rayﬁ eld Beaton (46.7), Sun Devil Relays, May 27, 1978. 4x880 YARDS: 7:17.4, John Link, Bruce Bess, Dave Buck, Dennis Carr, Coliseum Relays, May 13, 1966 (World Record). 4x1 MILE: 16:53.6, Wayne Lemons, Max Truex, Bob Shankland, Wes McLeod, Occidental Relays, Los Angeles, April 12, 1958. DISTANCE MEDLEY: 9:40.5, Dave Buck, Rupert Hoilett, John Link, Dennis Carr, West Coast Relays, Fresno, May 13, 1967. SPRINT MEDLEY: 3:18.0, Rex Cawley, Dave Morris, Dick Cortese, Kevin Hogan, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., May 27, 1963. SHUTTLE HURDLE: 55.5, Phil Johnson, Jim Tatham, Milan Stewart, Tonie Campbell, King Games, Palo Alto, March 28, 1981.

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 59 USC MEN’S TOP 10 PERFORMERS Listed below are the Top 10 USC track and fi eld performers in each outdoor event during seasons in which they represented USC through Sept. 1 of their senior year. It does not include marks made before or after attending USC, or during seasons in which they did not compete for USC. Current Trojans are listed in bold. (Note: Rankings are based on the conversion of plus .24 seconds from hand timing to electronic timing in the 100 and 200 meters, plus .14 in the 400 meters, as established by the NCAA, and are marked with a “+”. For races above 400 meters, the electronic time is rounded off to the nearest tenth and marked with an “e”. An “n” means non-winning.) 800 METERS LONG JUMP MEN'S OLYMPIC EVENTS 1. Ibrahim Okash ...... 1:44.92 6/19/88 1. Randy Williams ...... 27-4 1/4 (8.34) 9/9/72 2. Duane Solomon ...... 1:45.69 6/24/07 2. Dietmar Haaf ...... 27-0 3/4 (8.25) 8/30/90 100 METERS 3. Isaiah Jewett ...... 1:46.11 4/20/19 3. Larry Doubley ...... 26-11 3/4 (8.22) 5/3/77 1. Andre De Grasse ...... 9.92 8/23/15 4. Robert Ford ...... 1:46.43 6/21/18 4. Henry Hines ...... 26-8 1/2 (8.14) 5/8/71 2. BeeJay Lee ...... 9.99 6/25/15 5. Lloyd Johnson ...... 1:46.5en 7/4/77 5. Allen Simms ...... 26-3 3/4 (8.02) 3/1/03 3. James Sanford ...... 10.02 5/11/80 Rayfi eld Beaton ...... 1:46.5e 4/29/78 6. Ed Tave ...... 26-1 3/4 (7.97) 3/31/84 4. Lennox Miller ...... 10.04 10/14/68 Mark Handelsman ...... 1:46.5en 7/14/82 7. Gerald Hardeman ...... 26-1 1/4 (7.96) 3/31/74 5. Aaron Brown ...... 10.05 6/5/13 8. David Omwansa ...... 1:46.8n 6/2/79 8. Wellesley Clayton ...... 26-0 (7.22) 4/3/65 6. Clancy Edwards ...... 10.07 6/2/78 Joey Bunch ...... 1:46.8 4/19/86 9. Kenny Hays ...... 25-11 3/4 (7.91) 5/30/80 7. Darwin Cook ...... 10.10 5/18/85 10. Irek Sekretarski ...... 1:47.11 6/11/09 Adoree' Jackson ...... 25-11 1/2 (7.91) 6/10/15 Ahmad Rashad ...... 10.10 6/12/09 10. Eric Sloan ...... 25-9 1/4 (7.85) 4/30/17 9. Just'N Thymes ...... 10.14 3/31/17 1,500 METERS 10. Sultan McCullough ...... 10.17 3/6/99 1. David Omwansa ...... 3:39.5en 5/20/78 2. Ibrahim Okash ...... 3:40.86 7/5/88 3. Blake Shaw ...... 3:43.08 4/15/11 4. Tomasz Babiszkiewicz ...... 3:43.41 4/15/05 5. Ray Griffi n ...... 3:45.54 5/6/89 6. Irek Sekretarski ...... 3:45.60 5/2/09 7. Rayfi eld Beaton ...... 3:46.2 5/1/76 8. Dan Aldridge ...... 3:47.7n 5/14/77 9. Brandon Pacheco ...... 3:47.81n 4/21/96 10. Duane Solomon ...... 3:48.29 5/3/08

5,000 METERS 1. Ole Oleson ...... 14:02.6 3/23/68 2. Max Truex ...... 14:04.2 5/31/57 3. Fredson Mayiek ...... 14:19.18 5/24/86 4. John Carley ...... 14:23.60 3/5/11 5. Ray Grifﬁ n ...... 14:24.66 4/1/89 6. Roman Gomez ...... 14:28.74n 5/2/87 7. Blake Shaw ...... 14:30.60 3/10/12 8. Ryan Holman ...... 14:31.9n 4/4/81 9. Nicolaus Jakowec ...... 14:33.10 4/19/19 10. Adolfo Garcia ...... 14:34.7n 5/14/88 Andre De Grasse Allen Simms 200 METERS 10,000 METERS 1. Michael Norman ...... 19.84 6/30/18 1. Fredson Mayiek ...... 29:42.7n 5/21/88 TRIPLE JUMP 2. Andre De Grasse ...... 19.88 7/24/15 2. Mitch Sloan ...... 30:15.1 4/21/90 1. Allen Simms ...... 56-4 (17.17) 4/26/03 3. James Sanford ...... 19.94+ 4/19/80 3. Adolfo Garcia ...... 30:30.3n 5/21/88 2. Julien Kapek ...... 56-2 (17.12) 6/14/03 4. Rai Benjamin ...... 19.99 6/30/18 4. Ted Price ...... 30:31.10 3/25/11 3. Eric Sloan ...... 55-6 1/4 (16.92) 5/27/17 5. Clancy Edwards ...... 20.03 4/29/78 5. Max Truex ...... 30:52.0 6/22/56 4. Tom Cochee ...... 54-4 1/2n (16.57) 5/10/75 6. BeeJay Lee ...... 20.11 6/28/15 5. Djeke Mambo ...... 54-4 (16.56) 3/17/01 7. Aaron Brown ...... 20.16 5/31/14 110-METER HIGH HURDLES 6. Ed Washington ...... 53-9 (16.38) 3/16/74 8. Bryshon Nellum ...... 20.23 5/12/13 1. Aleec Harris ...... 13.14 7/27/14 Don Bryson ...... 53-9n (16.38) 5/3/75 9. Darwin Cook ...... 20.33 5/18/85 2. Mark Crear ...... 13.33 8/14/92 8. Kenny Hays ...... 53-3 1/4 (16.23) 5/3/80 10. James Gilkes ...... 20.39 6/21/75 Oscar Spurlock ...... 13.33 4/16/11 9. Kedjeloba Mambo ...... 53-0 1/4 (16.16) 4/19/98 Philip Francis ...... 20:39 5/14/06 4. Ryan Wilson ...... 13.35 6/14/03 10. Michael Pullins ...... 52-10 1/4 (16.11) 3/23/85 5. Brendan Ames ...... 13.39 5/13/11 400 METERS 6. Robert Reading ...... 13.42 6/2/89 1. Quincy Watts ...... 43.50 8/5/92 7. Earl McCullouch ...... 13.43 7/16/67 2. Michael Norman ...... 43.61 6/8/18 8. Tonie Campbell ...... 13.44n 8/28/81 3. Jerome Davis ...... 44.51 8/1/99 9. Milan Stewart ...... 13.46n 4/25/82 4. Lionel Larry ...... 44.63 6/14/08 10. Marquis Morris ...... 13.56 4/30/17 5. Bryshon Nellum ...... 44.73 6/7/13 6. Rai Benjamin ...... 44.74 4/21/18 400-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES 7. Josh Mance ...... 44.83 6/6/12 1. Rai Benjamin ...... 47.02 6/8/18 8. Billy Mullins ...... 44.84 5/11/80 2. Felix Sanchez ...... 48.33 6/28/00 9. Ken Randle ...... 44.99 6/4/76 3. Tom Andrews ...... 48.55 6/12/76 10. Joey Hughes ...... 45.05 5/14/11 4. Reggie Wyatt ...... 48.58 6/7/13 5. Pedro Rodrigues ...... 48.82 8/20/95 6. Geoff Vanderstock ...... 48.94+ 9/11/68 7. Cameron Samuel ...... 49.09 5/12/19 8. George Porter ...... 49.19n 6/3/89 9. Rich Graybehl ...... 49.31n 6/3/78 10. Ryan Wilson ...... 49.33 5/18/03

3,000 METER STEEPLECHASE 1. Henry Perez ...... 8:52.1e 4/29/78 2. Romney Mawhorter ...... 8:52.5n 5/2/87 3. Fredson Mayiek ...... 9:00.42 4/29/89 Mike Pullins 4. Curtis Jones ...... 9:01.0 4/11/70 POLE VAULT 5. Dreux Valenti ...... 9:04.1 4/8/89 1. Denis Kholev ...... 18-6 1/2 (5.65) 5/30/00 6. Rich Dyer ...... 9:07.4 4/18/70 2. Dave Kenworthy ...... 18-2 3/4 (5.55) 7/24/82 7. Roman Gomez ...... 9:09.4 1987 3. Russ Rogers ...... 18-1 1/2 (5.52) 3/27/76 8. Adrian Raﬁ ee ...... 9:16.31 5/1/11 4. Steve Klassen ...... 18-0 1/2 (5.50) 4/19/86 9. Mitch Libby ...... 9:17.70 4/28/19 Eric White ...... 18-0 1/2 (5.50) 5/2/87 10. Andrew Knutsen ...... 9:19.09 5/5/01 Brandon Estrada ...... 18-0 1.2 (5.50) 3/6/10 7. Jeff Ryan ...... 17-10 1/2 (5.45) 5/17/03 8. Bob Seagren (WR) ...... 17-9 (5.41) 9/12/68 9. Paul Wilson (WR) ...... 17-7 3/4 (5.38) 6/23/67 Bryshon Nellum 10. David Grijalva ...... 17-7 1/4 (5.37) 5/18/02 PAGE 60 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS HIGH JUMP DECATHLON 1. Jesse Williams ...... 7-7 1/4 (2.32) 6/9/06 1. Ayden Owens ...... 8,130 4/17-18/19 2. Dawid Jaworski ...... 7-5 3/4 (2.28) 6/14/03 2. Mike Gonzales ...... 8,022 6/21-22/84 3. Manjula Wijesekara ...... 7-5 1/4 (2.27) 9/4/05 3. Viktor Fajoyomi ...... 7,712 6/11-12/14 Earnest Sears III ...... 7-5 1/4 (2.27) 5/12/19 4. Jim Stewart ...... 7,709 5/11-12/28 5. Anthony Caire ...... 7-4 1/2 (2.25) 5/28/84 5. Bo Sterner ...... 7,667 6/4-5/74 Randall Cunningham ...... 7-4 1/2 (2.25) 6/10/16 6. Daniel Haag ...... 7,623 3/14-15/98 7. Dean Owens ...... 7-2 1/4 (2.19) 4/7/73 Bob Coffman ...... 7,623 6/4-5/74 8. Dennis Smith ...... 7-2n (2.18) 5/24/80 8. Shelton Davis ...... 7,290 5/10-11/03 9. Tyler Ruiz ...... 7-1 1/2 (2.17) 5/12/13 9. Russell Silvers ...... 7,254 5/11-5/12/02 10. Tim Walker ...... 7-1 1/4 (2.16) 5/14/77 10. Darren Hall ...... 7,173 5/20-21/83

SHOT PUT 4x100M 1. Noah Bryant ...... 67-5 1/2 (20.56m) 4/28/07 1. Williams, Mullins, 2. Doug Lane ...... 66-11 1/4 (20.40) 5/19/72 J. Sanford, M. Sanford ...... 38.69 2/23/80 3. Hank Kraychir ...... 66-0 1/2 (20.13) 6/4/83 2. Lee, De Grasse, 4. Dallas Long ...... 65-10 1/2 (20.08) 5/18/62 Thymes, Jackson ...... 38.75 6/10/15 5. Matthew Katnik ...... 64-6 1/2 (19.67) 3/22/19 3. Williams, Mullins, 6. Dave Murphy ...... 64-3 (19.58) 5/15/70 Edwards, J. Sanford ...... 38.85 4/29/78 7. Nick Ponzio ...... 64-1 (19.53) 6/10/15 4. Barnum, Morgan Jr., 8. William Denbo ...... 63-7 1/2 (19.39m) 5/12/07 Shinnick, Norman ...... 38.88 3/24/18 9. Mike Budincich ...... 63-5 3/4 (19.34) 5/1/76 5. Francis, Felix, Larry, Anderson ....38.89 4/17/05 10 Van Mounts ...... 62-6 (19.05) 5/21/00 Barnum, Benjamin, Tambi Wenj ...... 62-6n (19.05) 1/31/87 Brock, Morgan Jr...... 38.89 4/29/18 7. Reading, Manning, Lance Babb DISCUS Dexter, Morales ...... 38.90n 6/6/86 1. Gary Carlsen ...... 206-0 (62.78) 6/4/67 8. Williams, Bradford, 2. Hank Kraychir ...... 203-8 (62.08) 4/9/83 J. Sanford, Mullins ...... 38.91 4/28/79 3. Bernd Kneissler ...... 202-11 (61.84) 5/24/86 9. Jones, Felix, Francis, Anderson ..38.92 6/9/05 NON-OLYMPIC 4. Ralph Fruguglietti ...... 202-0 (61.58) 6/5/76 10. Lee, Davis, 5. Rink Babka (WR) ...... 198-10 (60.60) 3/22/58 Williams, McCullough ...... 38.94n 4/3/99 Joe Antunovich ...... 198-10 (60.60) 5/8/71 EVENTS 100 YARDS 7. Aaron Dan ...... 198-5 (60.48) 3/13/10 4x400M 1. Lennox Miller ...... 9.2 6/15/67 8. Darrell Elder ...... 195-2 (59.48) 4/16/77 1. Morgan Jr., Benjamin, Willie Deckard ...... 9.2 5/8/71 9. Gary Kirchhoff ...... 194-7 (59.32) 5/1/93 Shinnick, Norman ...... 2:59.00 6/8/18 10. Gordon Hovey ...... 193-2 (58.88) 3/28/98 2. Hannah, Conway, 2. Mel Patton ...... 9.3 (WR) 5/15/48 Cannady, Watts ...... 3:00.58 3/6/92 Dave Morris ...... 9.3n 5/9/64 3. Hughes, Mance Fred Kuller ...... 9.3 4/13/68 Wyatt, Nellum ...... 3:00.64 6/9/12 James Gilkes ...... 9.3 5/3/75 4. Benjamin, Shinnick, 3. Frank Wykoff...... 9.4 5/10/30 Ford, Norman ...... 3:01.11 5/26/18 O.J. Simpson ...... 9.4n 6/4/67 5. Ekpenyong, Hervey, Leon Brown ...... 9.4n 5/8/71 Rodrigues, Krill ...... 3.02.59 6/2/95 Don Quarrie ...... 9.4 4/22/72 6. Jordan, Joyner, Guy Abrahams ...... 9.4n 5/3/75 Sanchez, Davis ...... 3:02.68 5/22/99 7. Hughes, Mance, 220 YARDS Walker, Wyatt ...... 3:02.87 4/9/11 1. Willie Deckard ...... 20.2 5/8/71 8. Lee, Williams, Don Quarrie ...... 20.2 5/18/73 Sanchez, Davis ...... 3:02.89 4/3/99 2. Lennox Miller ...... 20.3 4/26/69 9. Kelley, Garrison 3. James Gilkes ...... 20.4 5/3/75 Cunningham, Larry ...... 3:03.08 6/10/06 4. Edesel Garrison ...... 20.5 3/7/70 10. Hughes, Nellum Ken Randle ...... 20.5 5/16/75 Walker, Wyatt ...... 3:03.21 6/7/12 5. Fred Kuller ...... 20.7 5/5/69 6. Mel Patton ...... 20.8 7/10/48 Dick Cortese ...... 20.8n 3/23/63 Leon Brown ...... 20.8 5/20/72

Mike Larrabee (NOTE: Mel Patton’s 20.2 against UCLA on May 7, 1949, then a world record, is the fastest USC straightaway time JAVELIN on record and is listed as a varsity record.) (1986 IMPLEMENT) 1. Corey White ...... 272-2 (82.97) 4/4/09 440 YARDS 2. Cooper Thompson ...... 253-3 (77.19) 5/15/10 1. Ken Randle ...... 45.1 5/3/75 3. Nils Fearnley ...... 244-8 (74.58) 5/20/95 2. Edesel Garrison ...... 45.4 5/8/71 4. Henrik Kjaereng ...... 227-0n (69.20) 5/3/97 3. Rex Cawley ...... 46.0 6/14/63 5. Jeffrey Churchman ...... 219-4 (66.85) 5/17/14 4. Dwight Middleton ...... 46.2 3/19/66 6. Matt Gee ...... 213-5 (65.06) 3/4/89 5. Kevin Hogan ...... 46.5n 4/29/61 7. Dennis Rice ...... 211-6(64.47) 3/18/05 Earl Richardson ...... 46.5n 4/15/72 8. Mike Gonzales ...... 208-9n (63.62) 5/3/86 6. Hubie Kerns ...... 46.6 6/21/41 9. Mike Thomas ...... 206-10 (63.04) 5/14/94 Jim Lea ...... 46.6 6/19/54 10. William O’Grady ...... 206-6 (62.95) 5/5/01 Rupert Hoilett ...... 46.6 5/21/66 Trevor Campbell ...... 46.6n 5/18/74 HAMMER 1. Balazs Kiss ...... 270-10 (82.56) 8/23/95 2. Conor McCullough ...... 252-4 (76.91) 6/10/15 880 YARDS 3. Norbert Horvath ...... 241-11 (73.75) 6/5/99 1. Dennis Carr ...... 1:47.1n 6/23/67 4. Remington Conatser ...... 238-8 (72.76) 3/21/14 2. Kevin Hogan ...... 1:47.8n 5/17/63 5. Bengt Johansson ...... 236-11n (72.22) 6/5/98 3. Carl Trentadue ...... 1:47.9 3/30/68 6. Adam Midles ...... 228-3 (69.57) 4/27/07 4. Dave Buck ...... 1:48.4 5/6/67 7. Trey Henderson ...... 227-10 (69.45) 4/1/11 5. Rich Joyce ...... 1:48.6 5/3/69 8. John Wolitarsky ...... 225-10 (68.84) 5/19/85 James Baxter ...... 1:48.6 6/8/73 9. Szabolcs Maroti ...... 225-9 (68.80) 3/24/00 6. Howard Becker ...... 1:48.7n 5/3/69 10. Nathan Bultman ...... 220-2 (67.12) 4/20/18 7. Warren Farlow ...... 1:49.4n 5/1/67 8. Rayﬁ eld Beaton ...... 1:49.7 4/19/75 9. Nathan Burks ...... 1:49.8 5/5/73 Norbert Horvath

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 61 ONE MILE 4x440 YARD RELAY 1. Blake Shaw ...... 3:59.85i 3/6/10 1. J. Andrews, Sanford, 2. Irek Sekretarski ...... 4:01.89 4/15/07 Mullins, Beaton ...... 3:03.3e 5/27/78 3. Bruce Bess ...... 4:02.0n 5/7/66 2. Mullins, R. Williams, 4. +John Link ...... 4:02.2n 5/7/66 Bethany, Green ...... 3:04.7 5/3/80 5. Dennis Carr ...... 4:02.5 3/19/67 3. Connors, Campbell, 6. Julio Marin ...... 4:03.0 5/25/63 T. Andrews, Randle ...... 3:06.13n 5/9/76 Ole Oleson ...... 4:03.0 5/30/69 4. Connors, Simmons, 8. Rick Carr ...... 4:03.6n 3/18/72 Andrews, Campbell ...... 3:06.3n 6/6/75 9. Carl Trentadue ...... 4:04.0n 3/18/67 5. Graybehl, Beaton, 10. Neil Duggan ...... 4:05.1 4/6/68 Mullins, Sanford ...... 3:06.6 3/18/78 6. Graybehl, J. Andrews, TWO MILES Mullins, Sanford ...... 3:06.7en 6/2/78 1. Ole Oleson ...... 8:44.6 4/20/68 Bethany, Campbell, 2. Julio Marin ...... 8:46.8 6/25/63 Turner, Green ...... 3.06.7e 3/21/81 3. Jeff Marsee ...... 8:47.4 4/20/68 Connors, Simmons, 4. Neil Duggan ...... 8:47.6 3/30/68 Brown, Campbell ...... 3:06.7n 5/1/76 5. Max Truex ...... 8:50.7n 5/16/58 9. Connors, Brown, 6. Dennis Carr ...... 8:52.2 4/8/67 Randle, Beaton ...... 3:07.0 3/19/76 7. Fred Ritcherson ...... 8:52.8 4/18/70 10. Sanford, Walters, 8. Chuck Schulz ...... 8:53.8n 3/30/68 Bradford, Bethany ...... 3:07.06n 6/2/79 9. Steve Brown ...... 8:55.0 3/16/74 10. John Link ...... 8:55.6 4/22/67 Rayfi eld Beaton TWO-MILE RELAY/4x800m RELAY Williams, Mullins, 1. Link, Bess, THREE MILES Edwards, Sanford ...... 39.1 3/18/78 Buck, Carr ...... 7:17.4 (WR) 5/13/66 1. Ole Oleson ...... 13:32.0 5/16/70 6. Babb, Garrison, 2. Cunningham, Asafo-Agyei, 2. Neil Duggan ...... 13:39.8 3/23/68 Brown, Deckard ...... 39.2 6/18/71 Sekretarski, Solomon ...... 7:18.43 4/5/07 3. Jeff Marsee ...... 13:40.2n 3/23/68 7. Graybehl, Simmons, 3. Cunningham, Asafo-Agyei, 4. Fred Ritcherson ...... 13:45.4 5/16/70 J. Andrews, Edwards ...... 39.37 4/30/77 Babiszkiewicz, Solomon ...... 7:18.58 4/6/06 5. Max Truex ...... 13:47.6 5/11/57 8. Simmons, J. Andrews, 4. Link, Joyce, 6. Steve Brown ...... 13:47.8n 6/19/73 Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.3 3/3/76 Carr, Buck ...... 7:18.9 5/13/67 7. Andy Herrity ...... 13:49.8 3/23/69 Brown, Garrison, 5. Oakley, Buck, 8. Rich Muth ...... 13:52.8 3/27/73 Pharris, Deckard ...... 39.3 5/8/71 Bess, Carr ...... 7:19.4n 5/14/65 9. Chuck Schulz ...... 13:53.6 12/2/67 Abrahams, Simmons, 6. Wayne Farlow, Lile, 10. Armando Valencia ...... 13:58.0 12/2/67 Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.3 3/15/75 Warren Farlow, Hogan ...... 7:20.6 5/18/62 7. Asafo-Agyei, Heckman, 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 4x220 YARD RELAY Babiszkiewicz, Solomon ...... 7:21.75 4/11/05 1. Earl McCullouch ...... 13.2(WR) 7/16/67 1. Garrison, Brown, 8. Kern, Aldridge, 2. Jerry Wilson ...... 13.4 6/2/72 Deckard, Quarrie ...... 1:20.7 (WB) 5/13/72 C. Johnson, Beaton ...... 7:23.6 5/9/76 Lance Babb ...... 13.4n 6/25/71 2. Babb, Garrison, 9. Tubb, Grant, 4. Dick Attlesey ...... 13.5 (WR) 7/10/50 Brown, Deckard ...... 1:22.5n 5/29/71 Link, Trentadue ...... 7:24.0 3/23/68 Herman Franklin ...... 13.5 6/20/69 3. McCullouch, Miller, 10. McLeod, Wing, 6. Jack Davis ...... 13.7 6/16/51 Simpson, Kuller ...... 1:23.6 3/25/67 Kirby, Anderson ...... 7:24.8n 5/24/57 Paul Kerry ...... 13.7 6/12/65 Staten, Bates, Mike Johnson ...... 13.7 3/20/76 Cawley, Munn ...... 1:23.6 4/29/61 DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 9. Bob Pierce ...... 13.8n 6/2/61 5. Abrahams, Simmons, 1. Buck, Hoilett, Ed Washington ...... 13.8n 4/20/74 Randle, Gilkes ...... 1:23.8 3/1/75 Link, Carr ...... 9:40.5 5/13/67 Ogie Williams ...... 13.8n 5/16/75 6. Pasquali, Frazier, 2. Griffi n, Schermerhorn, Stocks, Patton ...... 1:24.0 (WR) 5/20/49 Bunch, Okash ...... 9:40.51 4/9/88 440-YARD INTERMEDIATE HURDLES 7. Bugbee, Wilger, 3. Anderson, Lemons, 1. Rex Cawley ...... 49.6 6/15/63 Graffi o, Lea ...... 1:24.1 5/21/54 Rogers, Shankland ...... 9:42.1n 5/30/59 2. Tom Andrews ...... 50.1 3/20/76 8. Mejia, Sorgen, 4. Cawley, Hogan, 3. Rich Graybehl ...... 50.8 3/20/76 Davis, Stocks ...... 1:24.6 5/16/52 Calhoun, Marin ...... 9:45.1n 5/11/63 4. Bob Staten ...... 51.4 6/17/61 9. F. Draper, Fitch, 5. Newton, Joyce, Bob Coffman ...... 51.4n 5/5/73 Abbott, C. Parsons Jr...... 1:24.8 (WR) 6/1/34 Trentadue, Oleson ...... 9:45.8 3/23/69 6. Herman Franklin ...... 51.5n 5/16/69 Mejia, Sorgen, 7. Walt Smith ...... 52.1 8/6/47 Davis, Bradley ...... 1:24.8 5/19/51 Paul Kerry ...... 52.1 4/23/66 Larrabee, Wilger, 9. Mike Johnson ...... 52.2 5/16/75 Graffi o, Lea ...... 1:24.8 6/4/54 10. Ron Frazier ...... 52.3 7/27/49 Bob Seagren ...... 52.3 4/26/69 Henry Jackson ...... 52.3 4/10/71

JAVELIN THROW (OLD IMPLEMENT) 1. Larry Stuart ...... 267-3 (81.46) 3/30/63 2. Jan Sikorsky ...... 261-3 (79.64) 6/2/62 3. Bob Sbordone ...... 256-10 (78.28) 4/2/60 Andy Barnett ...... 256-10 (78.28) 4/8/72 5. John FitzSimons ...... 251-10 (76.54) 5/6/76 6. Bob Voiles ...... 251-5 (76.64) 5/16/57 7. Urpo Paananen ...... 248-0 (75.60) 5/20/78 8. Bruce Dow ...... 247-5n (75.42) 5/18/73 9. Ilpo Paananen ...... 246-3n (75.06) 5/19/79 10. Barron Rutherford ...... 243-11 (74.36) 3/28/81

4x110 YARD RELAY 1. McCullouch, Kuller, Simpson, Miller ...... 38.6 (WR) 6/17/67 2. Babb, Brown, Quarrie, Deckard ...... 38.8 4/15/72 3. Williams, Simmons, Randle, Gilkes ...... 39.01 6/6/75 4. Williams, Brown, Quarrie, Deckard ...... 39.1 5/6/72 Larry Stuart PAGE 62 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS USC MEN’S FRESHMAN RECORDS TRACK EVENTS — METERS 100 METERS: 10.17, Sultan McCullough, Trojan Invitational, Cromwell Field, March 6, 1999. 200 METERS: 20.24, James Sanford, Pacifi c-8 Championships, May 20, 1978. 400 METERS: 44.60, Michael Norman, USA T&F Championships, June 23, 2017. 800 METERS: 1:47.1, Rayfi eld Beaton, AAU Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 21, 1975. 1,500 METERS: 3:45.85, Tomasz Babiskiewicz, Pac-10 Championships, Loker Stadium, May 18, 2003 5,000 METERS: 14:19.18, Fredson Mayiek, Pacifi c-10 Championships, Los Angeles Coliseum, May 24, 1986. 10,000 METERS: 29:59.10, Fredson Mayiek, Southern Pacifi c TAC meet, Westwood, May 30, 1986. STEEPLECHASE: 9:04.8n, Romney Mawhorter, Four-Way Meet, USC, March 30, 1985. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.68, Omotade Ojora, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Cromwell Field, April 28, 2019. 400-METER HURDLES: 49.46, Reggie Wyatt, NCAA Preliminary Rounds, Austin, Texas, May 28, 2010. TRACK EVENTS — YARDS 100 YARDS: 9.3, Lennox Miller, Calif. State L.A., March 19, 1966. 220 YARDS: 20.6, Lennox Miller, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Los Angeles Coliseum, May 7, 1966. 440 YARDS: 45.8, Edesel Garrison, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 5, 1969. 880 YARDS: 1.49.7, Rayfi eld Beaton, Stanford Dual Meet, Berkeley, April 19, 1975. MILE: 4:06, John Link, Coliseum Relays, May 14, 1965. TWO MILES: 8:47.4, Jeff Marsee, Golden West JC Dual, Coliseum, April 20, 1968. 440-YARD HURDLES: 50.98, Rich Graybehl, NCAA Championships, June 5, 1975. 440-YARD RELAY: 40.9, Mike Jeter, Sam Dickerson, Bill Holland, Rich Coulter, Santa Barbara Relays, March 23, 1968. MILE RELAY: 3:09.2, Rod Connors, Mike Simmons, Rich Graybehl, Rayfi eld Beaton, Pac-8 Championships, May 17, 1975. FIELD EVENTS HIGH JUMP: 7-4 1/2 (2.25), Manjula Wijesekara, Long Beach State Invitational, Long Beach, Calif., April 17, 2005 LONG JUMP: 27-4 1/4 (8.33), Randy Williams, Olympic Games, Munich, Germany, September 9, 1972. TRIPLE JUMP: 53-9 (16.38), Don Bryson, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, May 3, 1975. POLE VAULT: 17-6 (5.35), Denis Kholev, Northridge Invitational, Northridge, Calif., March 21, 1998. SHOT PUT: 64-1 (19.53), Nick Ponzio, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 10, 2015. DISCUS: 192-8 (58.72), Darrell Elder, US-Russia Junior Dual, July 5, 1975. JAVELIN (old): 247-5 (75.42), Bruce Dow, Pacifi c-8 Championships, Eugene, Ore., May 19, 1973. JAVELIN (new): 227-0 (69.20), Henrik Kjaereng, May 3, 1997. HAMMER: 253-2 (77.18), Balazs Kiss, Veszprem, Hungary, 1993. DECATHLON: 8,130, Ayden Owens, Bryan Clay Invitational, Azusa, Calif., April 17-18, 2019.

Cromwell Field/Loker Stadium Records

100 METERS: 10.04, Andre De Grasse (USC), May 3, 2015. 200 METERS: 20.23, Bryshon Nellum (USC), May 12, 2013. 400 METERS: 44.76, Bryshon Nellum (USC), May 12, 2013. 800 METERS: 1:46.31, Nico Motchebon (Ger.), May 19, 1997. 1,500 METERS: 3:38.10 Mike Miller (FILA Track West), June 13, 1999 5,000 METERS: 13:43.56, Abdi Abdirahman (Arizona), May 16, 1998. STEEPLECHASE: 8:27.8, Julius Korir (Washington State), March 29, 1986. 110-METER HURDLES: 13.42, Ryan Wilson (USC), May 18, 2003. 400-METER HURDLES: 49.17, Reggie Wyatt (USC), May 12, 2013. 400-METER RELAY: 38.69, USC (Kevin Williams, Billy Mullins, James Sanford, Mike Sanford), Feb. 23, 1980. 1,600-METER RELAY: 3:03.68, USC (LeRoy Jordan, DeJon Joyner, Felix Sanchez, Jerome Davis), May 1, 1999. HIGH JUMP: 7-8 1/4 (2.34), Dennis Lewis (Long Beach C.C.) March 30, 1985 (tied U.S. Record with metric equivalent of 7-8) LONG JUMP: 26-9 3/4 (8.17), Mike Powell (Unatt.), April 15,1989. TRIPLE JUMP: 56-4 (17.17), Allen Simms (USC), April 26, 2003. POLE VAULT: 18-5 1/4 (5.62), KC Lightfoot (Baylor), March 16, 2019. SHOT PUT: 68-7 1/4 (20.91), John Godina (Reebok), May 3, 1997. DISCUS: 214-7 (65.41), Julian Wruck (UCLA), May 12, 2013. JAVELIN: 264-5, Tom Petranoff (Unatt.), Feb. 23, 1980. DECATHLON: 8,322 points, Mike Ramos (Washington), May 23-24, 1986.

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 63 TROJANS IN THE WORLD RANKINGS USC athletes have earned more world Top 10 rankings than any other U.S. university (Rankings are compiled by the Track & Field News, through 2018).

100 METERS (25) 800 METERS (5) 2014 5 Felix Sanchez 1952 1 Parry O’Brien 1947 1 Mel Patton 1948 9 Bob Chambers 2018 5 Rai Benjamin 1953 1 Parry O’Brien 1948 4 Mel Patton 1951 7 Bob Chambers 1954 1 Parry O’Brien 1949 1 Mel Patton 1967 7 Dennis Carr LONG JUMP (15) 1955 1 Parry O’Brien 1967 3 Lennox Miller 2012 7 Duane Solomon 1949 6 Henry Aihara 5 Ray Martin 1968 3 Lennox Miller 2013 4 Duane Solomon 1950 8 Henry Aihara 1956 1 Parry O’Brien 1969 3 Lennox Miller 1954 9 Jon Arnett 1957 2 Parry O’Brien 1971 5 Lennox Miller 10,000 METERS (2) 1961 10 Luther Hayes 1958 1 Parry O’Brien 1972 7 Lennox Miller 1960 6 Max Truex 1965 9 Wellesley Clayton 2 Dallas Long 1973 4 Don Quarrie 1985 4 Toshihiko Seko 1969 8 Henry Hines 3 Dave Davis 1974 5 Don Quarrie 1971 7 Henry Jackson 1959 1 Parry O’Brien 110-METER HURDLES (56) 1975 2 Don Quarrie 8 Henry Hines 2 Dallas Long 1949 5 Dick Attlesey 9 James Gilkes 1972 1 Randy Williams 4 Dave Davis 1976 1 Don Quarrie 1950 1 Dick Attlesey 4 Henry Hines 8 Art Barnard 1960 2 Parry O’Brien 8 Guy Abrahams 1973 3 Randy Williams 3 Dallas Long 9 Al Lawrence 1975 10 Randy Williams 9 James Gilkes 4 Dave Davis 1951 1 Dick Attlesey 1976 4 Randy Williams 1977 5 Clancy Edwards 1961 1 Dallas Long 6 Don Quarrie 6 Art Barnard 1980 7 Larry Doubley 3 Parry O’Brien 1978 2 Clancy Edwards 1952 2 Jack Davis 1991 5 Dietmar Haaf 1962 1 Dallas Long 3 Don Quarrie 5 Art Barnard 6 Dave Davis 1979 1 James Sanford 8 Dick Attlesey HIGH JUMP (25) 10 Parry O’Brien 1980 4 James Sanford 1953 1 Jack Davis 1953 2 Ernie Shelton 1963 2 Dave Davis 1981 4 James Sanford 4 Art Barnard 1954 1 Ernie Shelton 1954 1 Jack Davis 4 Parry O’Brien 2015 5 Andre De Grasse 1955 1 Ernie Shelton 1955 2 Jack Davis 2016 3 Andre De Grasse 3 Charles Dumas 6 Dallas Long 1956 1 Jack Davis 2017 7 Andre De Grasse 1956 1 Charles Dumas 1964 1 Dallas Long 1959 10 Rex Cawley 8 Ernie Shelton 4 Parry O’Brien 1962 7 Brian Polkinghorne 1957 3 Charles Dumas 7 Dave Davis 200 METERS (33) 1966 5 Earl McCullouch 9 Ernie Shelton 1966 3 Parry O’Brien 1947 1 Mel Patton 1967 2 Earl McCullouch 1958 2 Charles Dumas 1967 5 Les Mills 1948 1 Mel Patton 1968 2 Earl McCullouch 1959 1 Charles Dumas 7 Dave Davis 6 Cliff Bourland 1971 7 Lance Babb 1960 6 Charles Dumas 1949 1 Mel Patton 1975 3 Jerry Wilson DISCUS (37) 7 Joe Faust 1967 4 Lennox Miller 1978 10 Arto Bryggare 1950 9 Sim Iness 1961 3 Bob Avant 1969 9 Lennox Miller 1980 7 Tonie Campbell 1952 1 Sim Iness 1971 5 Willie Deckard 1981 5 Tonie Campbell 10 Joe Faust 1962 2 Joe Faust 7 Parry O’Brien 1972 10 Don Quarrie 1982 6 Milan Stewart 1953 2 Sim Iness 1973 2 Don Quarrie 8 Tonie Campbell 10 Bob Avant 1963 8 Lew Hoyt 5 Jack Ellis 1974 2 Don Quarrie 1983 2 Arto Bryggare 6 Parry O’Brien 1975 1 Don Quarrie 5 Tonie Campbell 10 Joe Faust 2006 9 Jesse Williams 1954 3 Parry O’Brien 3 James Gilkes 1984 3 Tonie Campbell 6 Des Koch 1976 1 Don Quarrie 6 Arto Bryggare 2007 8 Jesse Williams 2008 6 Jesse Williams 10 Leon Patterson 6 James Gilkes 7 Milan Stewart 1955 4 Sim Iness 1985 4 Tonie Campbell 2009 4 Jesse Williams 1977 2 Don Quarrie 6 Parry O’Brien 1986 6 Tonie Campbell 2010 2 Jesse Williams 3 Clancy Edwards 9 Des Koch 1978 1 Clancy Edwards 7 Milan Stewart 2011 1 Jesse Williams 1956 5 Parry O’Brien 3 James Gilkes 9 Arto Bryggare 2012 4 Jesse Williams 6 Des Koch 5 Don Quarrie 1987 2 Tonie Campbell 1957 1 Parry O’Brien 9 James Sanford 1988 3 Tonie Campbell POLE VAULT (36) 2 Rink Babka 1979 3 James Gilkes 1989 3 Tonie Campbell 1947 3 Earle Meadows 3 John Ellis 6 James Sanford 1990 7 Tonie Campbell 8 Bob Hart 1958 1 Rink Babka 10 Clancy Edwards 1993 6 Mark Crear 1948 4 John Montgomery 1980 3 Don Quarrie 1994 3 Mark Crear 9 Earle Meadows 5 Jack Ellis 8 James Sanford 4 Robert Reading 1949 2 John Montgomery 1959 4 Rink Babka 1981 3 James Sanford 1995 1 Mark Crear 1950 8 Walt Jensen 7 Parry O’Brien 1982 10 Don Quarrie 1996 2 Mark Crear 9 John Montgomery 1960 2 Rink Babka 2007 10 Marvin Anderson 1997 2 Mark Crear 1951 4 Walt Jensen 8 John Ellis 2011 9 Marvin Anderson 1998 1 Mark Crear 1952 7 John Rowan 1961 3 Rink Babka 2015 6 Andre De Grasse 1999 1 Mark Crear 1955 6 Ron Morris 9 Parry O’Brien 2000 4 Mark Crear 2016 2 Andre De Grasse 7 Walt Levack 1962 4 Rink Babka 2001 8 Mark Crear 2017 8 Andre De Grasse 1956 7 Ron Morris 10 Parry O’Brien 2002 10 Mark Crear 10 Aaron Brown 1957 4 Ron Morris 1963 4 Rink Babka 2007 8 Ryan Wilson 1958 2 Ron Morris 1964 5 Rink Babka 2018 4 Michael Norman 2009 10 Ryan Wilson 8 Jim Brewer 1965 7 Rink Babka 7 Aaron Brown 2010 4 Ryan Wilson 1959 8 Ron Morris 10 Parry O’Brien 8 Rai Benjamin 2012 8 Ryan Wilson 1960 2 Ron Morris 1966 3 Rink Babka 2013 2 Ryan Wilson 7 Gary Carlsen 400 METERS (26) 2014 8 Ryan Wilson 1961 1 Ron Morris 1947 10 John Wachtler 5 Jim Brewer 1967 2 Rink Babka 3 Gary Carlsen 1953 4 Jim Lea 400-METER HURDLES (27) 1962 1 Ron Morris 1968 6 Gary Carlsen 1954 2 Jim Lea 1947 1 Walt Smith 1963 3 Ron Morris 7 Rink Babka 1955 4 Jim Lea 1959 8 Rex Cawley 1964 8 Ron Morris 1965 2 Bob Seagren 10 Mike Larrabee 1960 9 Rex Cawley HAMMER (5) 1956 2 Jim Lea 7 Paul Wilson 1961 4 Rex Cawley 1995 3 Balazs Kiss 1957 2 Mike Larrabee 1965 2 Bob Seagren 1962 3 Rex Cawley 1996 2 Balazs Kiss 1959 6 Mike Larrabee 1966 2 Bob Seagren 1963 1 Rex Cawley 1997 2 Balazs Kiss 1961 10 Rex Cawley 4 Paul Wilson 1964 1 Rex Cawley 1998 2 Balazs Kiss 1963 4 Rex Cawley 1967 1 Paul Wilson 1965 2 Rex Cawley 2002 5 Balazs Kiss 1964 1 Mike Larrabee 1966 5 Geoff Vanderstock 2 Bob Seagren 1969 10 Edesel Garrison 1967 8 Geoff Vanderstock 1968 1 Bob Seagren MARATHON (7) 1971 4 Edesel Garrison 1968 3 Geoff Vanderstock 1969 1 Bob Seagren 1978 3 Toshihiko Seko 1975 8 Ken Randle 1976 8 Tom Andrews 1970 9 Bob Seagren 1979 2 Toshihiko Seko 1976 6 Ken Randle 1977 4 Tom Andrews 1972 2 Bob Seagren 1980 3 Toshihiko Seko 1978 2 Billy Mullins 1978 8 Tom Andrews 6 Steve Smith 1981 3 Toshihiko Seko 1979 6 Bill Green 1979 9 Rich Graybehl 1973 1 Steve Smith 1983 2 Toshihiko Seko 1980 7 Billy Mullins 1994 10 Pedro Rodriguez 1978 11 Bob Pullard 1986 4 Toshihiko Seko 9 Bill Green 2001 1 Felix Sanchez 1987 5 Toshihiko Seko 1991 10 Quincy Watts 2002 1 Felix Sanchez SHOT PUT (38) 1992 1 Quincy Watts 2003 1 Felix Sanchez 1947 7 Wilbur Thompson DECATHLON (7) 1993 4 Quincy Watts 2004 1 Felix Sanchez 10 Bill Bayless 1947 5 Al Lawrence 1994 7 Quincy Watts 2007 4 Felix Sanchez 1948 2 Wilbur Thompson 1948 10 Al Lawrence 1999 7 Jerome Davis 2009 10 Felix Sanchez 6 Bill Bayless 1955 4 Robert Lawson 2002 7 Felix Sanchez 2010 7 Felix Sanchez 1949 3 Wilbur Thompson 1956 10 Robert Lawson 2013 9 Josh Mance 2011 8 Felix Sanchez 8 Bill Bayless 1957 7 Robert Lawson 2018 6 Michael Norman 2012 2 Felix Sanchez 1950 4 Wilbur Thompson 1979 1 Bob Coffman 2013 8 Felix Sanchez 1951 4 Parry O’Brien 1980 5 Bob Coffman PAGE 64 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS UPDATE NEEDED

TROJANS SHINE AT 2019 IAAF WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS -Trojans Earn 10 Gold Medals at the 2019 World Championships -

USC track and ﬁ eld graduates won 10 medals, including seven gold medals, at the 2019 IAAF World Champi- onships held in Doha, Qatar from Sept. 27-Oct. 6.

Trojans earning medals at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships and their events were: Nia Ali (Gold, W-100m H), Rai Benjamin (Silver, M-400m H, Gold, M-4x400m), Allyson Felix (Gold, X-4x400m, Gold, W-4x400m-ran in prelims), Andre De Grasse (Bronze, M-100m, Silver, M-200m), Kendall Ellis (Gold, W- 4x400m-ran in prelims), Dalilah Muhammad (Gold, W-400m H and Gold, W-4x400m).

In addition, Muhammad set the world record in the 400m hurdles with her winning time of 52.16 and Amalie Iuel set the Norwegian record in the 400m hurdles with a time of 54.72.

Current senior Angie Annelus reached the ﬁ nals of the women's 200m dash and placed fourth with a time of 22.59.

Other Trojans competing at the 2019 IAAF World Championships included: Aaron Brown, Tynia Gaither, Conor McCullough and Michael Norman.

The Trojans had at least one athlete competing on all but one day of the competition.

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 65 TROJANS ON THE COVER OF TRACK AND FIELD NEWS Year Mon. Subject 1963 Mar. Lew Hoyt 1948 Feb. Dean Cromwell, Al Lawrence 1963 Jul. Rex Cawley 1948 Jun. Mel Patton 1964 Apr. Charley Dumas, Dallas Long 1949 Apr. Mel Patton 1964 Jun. Paul Wilson 1950 May Dick Attlesey 1965 Apr. Mike Larrabee 1951 Apr. Dick Attlesey 1966 Mar. Bob Seagren 1951 Sep. Jack Davis, Dick Attlesey 1966 May Bob Seagren 1967 Sep. Payton Jordan 1951 Dec. Jack Davis, Dick Attlesey 1968 Apr. Earl McCullough 2015 July Allyson Felix 1952 May Jack Davis, 1970 Feb. Bob Seagren 2018 June Michael Norman Dick Attlesey 1971 Oct. Tony Krzyzosiak 2019 Jan. Rai Benjamin 1953 May Parry O'Brien 1972 May Don Quarrie, 2019 April Michael Norman 1953 Jul. Sim Iness Willie Deckard 2019 Aug. Dalilah Muhammad 1954 Jul. Parry O'Brien 1972 Jun. Bob Seagren 1955 Nov. Max Truex 1972 Jul. Bob Seagren 1956 Feb. Parry O'Brien 1972 Aug. Bob Seagren 1956 Mar. Max Truex 1975 Aug. Don Quarrie 1956 Jun. Jack Davis 1979 May Billy Mullins 1956 Jul. Charlie Dumas 1980 Jun. James Sanford 1956 Sep. Parry O'Brien 1993 Mar. Quincy Watts 1956 Nov. Parry O'Brien 1995 Apr. Mark Crear 1957 Mar. Max Truex 1998 Apr. Angela Williams 1957 Jun. Max Truex 1999 Jun. Felix Sanchez 1957 Nov. Max Truex 2003 Dec. Felix Sanchez 1959 Nov. Al Lawrence 2009 July Allyson Felix 1959 Dec. Parry O'Brien 2012 June Bryshon Nellum 1960 Nov. Al Lawrence 2013 June Bryshon Nellum 1961 Jan. Parry O'Brien 2013 Sept. Duane Solomon 1962 Jun. Dallas Long

PAGE 66 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Paths of Glory The Story of USC’s Unmatched Track & Field History

USC is well known as one of the most far beyond the USC campus to the corners of successful athletic programs in the history the world. He personally tutored champions of the NCAA, with 129 men’s and women’s in every Olympic Games from 1912 to 1948, national championships. The Trojans have and upon his retirement in 1949, “The Dean” won far more NCAA team and individual remained involved as a regular fi gure in vari- titles combined than any other university. ous Southland sporting events until his death However, the most dominant force in USC’s in 1962. slate of athletic programs is not the baseball team (12 College World Series titles) or the TWO JESSES, football squad (nine national championships) NINE NATIONAL TITLES: but the men’s track and fi eld program, with an unprecedented 28 NCAA titles (2 indoor), 1949-1961 including nine straight from 1935-43. Jess Hill and Jess Mortensen, both in- Trojan athletes have dominated the Dean Cromwell track and fi eld scene for decades. From However, the foundation he laid was not tegral parts of USC’s proud athletic heritage, the exploits of sprinter Charlie Paddock and on the gridiron but the cinderpaths. Crom- carried the track and fi eld torch after Crom- thrower Clarence “Bud” Houser in the 1920s well’s track squads won 12 NCAA champi- well’s retirement. Both men are still consid- and 1930s, sprinter Mel Patton in the 1940s, onships and featured 34 NCAA individual ered among the fi nest all-around athletes in thrower Parry O’Brien in the 1950s,sprinter champions. In addition, Cromwell was USC history, and their accomplishments did Lennox Miller and pole vaulter Bob Seagren unanimously selected as headcoach of the not end after their playing days were over. in the 1960s, sprinter Quincy Watts in the victorious 1948 U.S. Olympic team, a group Hill, who lettered in three sports at USC 1980s, to four-time NCAA hammer cham- which featured fi ve Trojans (Mel atton, Bob (football, baseball and track), served as head pion Balazs Kiss (only the fi fth collegian to Chambers, Roland Sink, Wilbur Thopson coach of Troy’s track and fi eld program in win four in a row) in the 1990s and World and Cliff Bourland). In fact, Patton, Thomson 1949 and 1950, leading the Trojans to an Champion hurdler Felix Sanchez in the and Bourland brought home gold medalsin undefeated season and national champion- 2000s, USC is synonymous with track and their respective events from London, the ship in both seasons. From 1951-56, Hill fi eld excellence. Olympic site. coached the football team, and in 1957, he From 1935-43, USC experienced a began his tenure as USC athletic director, a position he held until 1972. THE CROMWELL YEARS: streak of unequalled track and fi eld success. No other university has come close to Mortensen’s reign at USC also began 1909-1948 matching Troy’s string of nine consecutive as an undergraduate. The talented athlete NCAA championships, all under Cromwell’s lettered in track, basketball and football, win- The roots of Troy’s preeminence date watchful eye. Nicknamed the “Maker of ning the NCAA javelin title as a junior. After back to 1926, when coach Dean Cromwell Champions,” he fashioned Trojan athletes a 14-year coaching stint at Riverside Junior brought the fi rst NCAA track and fi eld cham- into a powerhouse. At the 1936 Olympics in College, he returned to become coach of the pionship to USC. Cromwell, who led the Berlin, USC trackmen scored enough points Trojan track and fi eld team in 1951, leading Trojans from 1909-48, also served as head (37 1/2) to have fi nished among the top fi ve Troy to seven NCAA championships in his coach of the football team for fi ve seasons. in the world. Cromwell’s infl uence extended 11-year tenure. Mortensen’s Trojan teams never lost a dual meet, going 79-0 between 1951 and 1961. He developed some of Troy’s best-known trackmen, including Parry O’Brien and Max Truex. Sadly, “Mort” died suddenly at the age of 54 from complications caused by a blood clot. Hill, his longtime friend and teammate, stepped in as interim head coach for the 1962 season, and a new chapter in Trojan track and fi eld history was about to begin.

Dean Cromwell with Bob Hall and Frank Wyckoff Jess Hill Jess Mortensen

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 67 program at the highest level year after year. THE WOLFE YEARS: Allice came to Troy with impeccable cre- 1963-1984 dentials: 11 state championships in 16 years at Long Beach (Calif.) City College, where his The prospect of succeeding three con- 1980 squad was called “the best junior college secutive coaching legends would be a diffi cult team in history” by Track & Field News. During task for anyone, but Vern Wolfe answered the his tenure at Long Beach C.C., his teams lost challenge. just one dual meet. During his 22 years at the helm of the He quickly went to work, guiding the USC Trojan track and fi eld program, USC captured men’s team to a fourth-place fi nish at the 1995 fi ve outdoor NCAA championships, including NCAA Outdoor Championships. In 1996, his Caryl Smith Gilbert back-to-back titles in 1967 and 1968. A pole Women of Troy won their fi rst-ever Pac-10 title. Ron Allice vaulter for Cromwell’s Trojan teams, Wolfe In 1997, he led the Trojan men’s team to its also won indoor titles in 1967 and 1972. At fi rst Pac-10 title since 1977 and a third-place CARYL SMITH GILBERT: the time of his retirement in 1984, he was the showing at the 1997 NCAAs. In 1999, the men 2013-CURRENT third-winningest coach in U.S. track history, all won their second Pac-10 title in three years. At Caryl Smith Gilbert took over the program despite reductions in scholarships and the lack the NCAAs, the women fi nished third and the of a top-fl ight on-campus facility. on June 17, 2013 and led the men's team to a men fi fth (as a combined men’s and women’s fourth-place tie and the women to a 16th-place Wolfe, who competed in senior events program, this was the best fi nish in school his- as a pole vaulter, attacked all problems with tie at the 2014 NCAA Championships in her tory). In 2000, the men fi nshed seventh--their fi rst season. She also guided both teams to a a straight-ahead approach. He continued to seventh consecutive top 10 fi nish--while the win throughout his career and towards the end second-place fi nish at the Pac-12 Champion- women placed second--their highest fi nish ever. ships. Throw in the womens' indoor MPSF oversaw the modernization of Cromwell Field, In 2001, Allice guided the Women of Troy to USC’s track facility which served as a training conference title and it is easy to see that the their fi rst-ever NCAA team championship. In progam was in good hands for future success. site for the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Ange- 2003, he led the men's team to a third-place les. And so, after 21 years on the job, Wolfe In her second season USC's men placed fi nish, with three Trojans winning NCAA titles. 5th and the women 7th at the NCAAs, as well retired and gave way to Ernie Bullard. Allice's troops continued the winning ways, as the women capturing the MPSF indoor title being the only school in the country to have again. The teams both took second one again both the men's and women's programs fi nish at the conference meet. They also combined in the top 10 from 2005-07. In fact, four times to set four USC outdoor records and set four between 2005-09 USC accomplished that feat Trojan freshman outdoor marks. Despite a slew with the only blemish being an 11th place fi nish of injuries, the USC women tied for 9th and by the women's team in 2008. the men were 12th at the 2016 NCAA Cham- The Trojans also dominated at the Re- pionships and Randall Cunningham won the gional and conference level with the men's team NCAA high jump title. Four more USC outdoor capturing four regional titles and the women's records were established and Smith Gilbert team tying for one seven seasons, while the guided the men to the MPSF indoor team title. men earned one more Pac-10 title in 2006. Vern Wolfe In 2017 USC's men and women placed second Allice retired after guiding the USC men's at the Pac-12 Championships and the women team to a fi fth-place fi nish and the women's fi nished third at NCAAs, their highest fi nish BULLARD AND BUSH: team to a 21st-place fi nish at the 2013 NCAA since 2006 and their 43 points were the team's 1985-94 Championships. Bryshon Nellum in the 400m most since 2002. 2018 was a banner year for and Reggie Wyatt in the 400m IH both won the Trojans as the women's team captured the Another in the line of former Trojan athletes individual titles. Allice guided the USC men's NCAA title in dramatic fashion in the meet's fi nal to become head coaches at USC, Ernie Bullard teams to a top 10 finish 14 times and the race - the 4x400m - edging Georgia by one came to Troy from San Jose State, where he women's team to a top 10 fi nish 11 times. point. The men's team placed fourth, but along helped build the Spartans into a national con- Allice had a career dual meet record of the way set three collegiate records - Michael tender. It didn’t take long for Bullard to continue 218-50-1 at fi ve schools, and coached more Norman in the 400m, Rai Benjamin in the 400m Troy’s winning ways, recruiting athletes like than 286 fi rst-team All-Americans, 32 individual H and the pair along with Ricky Morgan Jr. sprinter Quincy Watts, a two-time gold medalist NCAA champions, 54 Olympians, four world and Zach Shinnick in the 4x400m relay. The at the 1992 Olympic Games. record holders and 7 American record holders. women's team also captured it fi rst conference Jim Bush was the man picked to replace crown since 1996. The men's and women's longtime friend Bullard in 1991. After all, who team won MPSF indoor conference team titles better to rebuild the USC program than the man and swept the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. Indoors who guided UCLA to fi ve national champion- the men took second and the women seventh ships? at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Championships. Bush helped stabilize the program and In 2019 the women won their second con- recruited some of Troy’s stars, like Balazs secutive Pac-12 title and fi nished runner-up at Kiss of Hungary, the 1993, 1994, 1995 and the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships. 1996 NCAA champion in the hammer throw. Annelus in the 200m, Terry in the 200m & the Consequently, he helped lay the foundation 4x100m relay set school records at the NCAA for the latest in the distinguished line of Trojan Outdoor Championships. The men's team head track coaches: Ron Allice. placed fi fth at the Pac-12 Championships, 17th indoors and 37th outdoors. Ayden Owens set the school record in the decathlon.

Above Trojan long jumper Randy Willliams won the Gold Medal at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich with a jump of 27-4 1/4, Ernie Bullard Jim Bush which is still a USC freshman record. Right, in the spring of RON ALLICE: 1995-2013 1966, USC assistant track coach Willie Wilson was found to have Ron Allice, who prior to the 1995 season terminal cancer. USC's two-mile was named the Director of Track and Field for relay of John Link, Dennis Carr, USC’s combined men’s and women’s program, Bruce Bess and Dave Buck was no stranger to success. He distinguished vowed to give him something himself at every level of competition, all in special to remember and ran 7:14.4 to set a world record at the Southland, and is well-known not only as the Los Angeles Coliseum on a master builder, but a man who can keep a May 13, 1966. PAGE 68 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS TROJAN TRACK & FIELD LETTERMEN (1900-2019)

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 69 A B Biesek, David -- 2001, 02, 03 Bungay, David -- 1954, 55 Coia, Angelo -- 1959, 60 Abbott, Jim -- 1934, 36, 37 Babb, Lance -- 1971, 72 Biewener, John -- 1940, 41, 42 Burgoyne, Roscoe -- 1955, 56, 57 Cole, Walter -- 1913 Abbott, John -- 1921 Babiszkiewicz, Thomas -- 2003, 04, Bills, Joseph --1931, 32 Burke, J. Wakefield -- 1930 Coleman, Bill -- 1939, 40 Ablowich, Edgar -- 1932, 33, 34 05, 06 Bithell, Wayne --1955, 57 Burks, Nathan -- 1971, 72, 73 Colich, John -- 1969, 70, 71 Abrahams, Guy -- 1974, 75 Babka, Richard -- 1956, 57, 58 Bixler, Terry -- 1966 Burnett, Tony -- 2010, 11, 12 Colich, Ryan -- 2006 Abram, Terence-- 2010, 12, 14 Bachman, Howard -- 1938 Blakeley, Richard -- 1967 Burnstein, Burton -- 1938, 39 Colich, Tom Peter -- 1968, 69, 70 Adams, Blake -- 2008 Badgro, Morris -- 1924 Blalock, Forrest -- 1921, 22 Busby, Marvin -- 1935, 36 Collins, Crispin -- 2011 Adams, Herold -- 1926 Baeder, Charles -- 1934 Bledsoe, Ivy -- 1938, 39, 40 Bush, Ross -- 1935, 36, 37 Colton, Lloyd -- 1930 Adams, Leo -- 1927 Bailey, Dick -- 1943 Bleeker, Melvin -- 1940, 41, 42 Bustard, William -- 1924, 25, 26 Comer, Gary -- 1964 Adams, Norm -- 1949, 50 Bailey, G.H. -- 1924 Blencowe, Martin -- 2009 Butler, John -- 1939 Comstock, Boyd -- 1906, 07, 08 Adams, Richard Allen -- 1953, 54, 55 Bailey, Reggie -- 2000 Blewitt, George --1933, 34 Conatser, Remington -- 2013, 14 Adams, Sean -- 2008 Bailie, Will -- 1949, 50 Bobko, Ryan -- 1995 C Connell, K.C. -- 1978 Adams, Vose -- 1926, 27, 28 Baker, Frank -- 1939 Bockmiller, Graham -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Cain, Carlington -- 1929, 30 Connors, Rodney -- 1976, 77 Adkins, Aaron -- 2010, 12, 13 Baker, Glenn -- 1933, 34 Boelter, Spencer -- 1926, 27 Caire, Anthony -- 1982, 83, 84 Conoscenti, Michael -- 2008 Agbasi, Anthony -- 2002 Baker, J.W. -- 1929, 30, 31 Bogie, Doug -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Calhoun, Douglas Kent -- 1963, 64 Conway, Curtis -- 1991, 92 Aguilar, Albert -- 1954 Baker, John -- 1939 Bonebrake, Bob -- 1936, 37 Callahan, Earl -- 1931, 32 Cook, Andrew -- 1925, 26 Aiello, Art -- 1949 Baker, Tony -- 1973 Bonham, Herschel -- 1927 Callanan, Howard -- 1941, 42 Cook, Darwin -- 1982, 83, 84, 85 Aihara, Henry -- 1949, 50 Baker, William -- 1937, 38 Bonniksen, William -- 1967, 68 Callens, Art -- 1926 Cook, Jesse -- 1929, 30 Ainsworth, John -- 1939, 40 Ball, Leslie -- 1932, 33 Boone, Daniel -- 1938 Callis, Bill -- 1942, 43 Cookman, Alfred -- 1912, 13, 14, 15 Ajigbotafe, Olufemi -- 1997 Ballew, Herbert -- 1933 Boone, George -- 1935, 36, 37 Cameron, Mitchell -- 2016, 17 Cooper, Craig -- 1974 Akins, Bruce -- 1971 Balzarett, Dean -- 1959, 60, 61 Borah, Charles -- 1927, 28, 29 Campbell, Anthony -- 1979, 80, 81 Cooper, Edwin -- 1905, 06, 07, 08 Alade’fa, Kehinde -- 1994, 95, 96 Bane, Gary -- 1960 Borgstrom, Charles -- 1913, 14 Campbell, Colin -- 2008, 09, 10 Cope, Phillip -- 1935, 36 Albright, Fred -- 1938, 39, 40 Bannon, Ivan -- 2001, 02, 03 Bortolin, Louis -- 1954 Campbell, Jim -- 1990, 91, 92 Cordero, Omar -- 2000 Aldridge, Danny -- 1976 Barber, Richard -- 1930, 31, 32 Bourland, Cliff -- 1941, 42, 43 Campbell, Trevor -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 Corrigan, Daniel -- 2008 Aleksi, Joe -- 1925, 26, 27 Barbett, Fred -- 1908, 09 Bouvier, Wayne -- 1974 Cannady, Martin -- 1990, 92 Corley, Albert V. -- 1937 Alexander, DelVaughn -- 1993, 94 Barkley, Sam -- 2012 Bova, Carmen -- 1948 Carls, William -- 1930, 31, 32 Corrie, Oliver -- 1930, 31 Alexander, Whitney. -- 1937, 38, 39, 40 Barnard, Arthur -- 1949, 50, 51 Bowen, Albert -- 1927, 28, 29 Carlsen, Gary D. -- 1965, 66, 67 Corrigan, Daniel -- 2006, 07 Al-Jamil, Yousef -- 2008 Barnes, Jack -- 1949, 50, 51 Bowen, John -- 1949 Carlsen, Robert -- 1945 Cortese, Richard -- 1962, 63, 64 Allen, Brent -- 1961 Barnes, Lee -- 1926, 27, 28 Bower, Zachary --1998 Carley, John -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 Coughlin, Stephen -- 1961 Allen Jr., Eric -- 2019 Barnes, Pliny -- 1933, 34 Bowie, Austin -- 2013 Carpenter, Kenneth -- 1935, 36 Coulter, Richard -- 1969 Allen, Philip -- 2006, 07, 08 Barnet, Andrew -- 1972 Bowman, Bruce -- 1967, 69 Carr, Dennis -- 1965, 66, 67 Countryman, Robert -- 1984 Allen, Robert -- 1926 Barnum, Alexander -- 2017, 18, 19 Boyd, Jim -- 1980, 81 Carr, Richard -- 1970, 71, 72 Courtney, Ira -- 1913, 14 Allmond, Marcell -- 2000, 01, 02 Barrett, Timothy -- 1968 Boyle, Johnny -- 1921, 22 Carrigan -- 1913, 14 Cox, Justin -- 2000, 01 Alugbue, Roy -- 2006, 07 Barry, Allan -- 1952, 53, 54 Bradbury, William -- 1928, 29, 30 Carrioli, Damiano -- 2018, 19 Cox, Leroy -- 1952, 55 Alvarado, Steven -- 1977 Barry, Joseph -- 1942, 43, 44 Bradford, Colin -- 1979 Carter, Allen -- 1973 Cox, Scott -- 1982 Amador, Ernie -- 1954 Barry, Melville -- 1941 Bradley, Jacob -- 2013 Carter, Gene -- 1934 Cox, Wendell -- 1965 Ames, Brendan -- 2009, 10, 11 Bateman, Paul -- 1933 Bradley, John -- 1950, 51, 52 Carter, George G. -- 1936, 38, 39 Coyle, Leslie -- 1954, 55, 56 Ammons, Andre -- 2000, 01 Bates, Jim -- 1960, 61 Bradley, Michael -- 1993, 94 95 Carter, Marcus -- 1993, 94, 95 Craig, Gordon -- 1942, 43 Anderson, Charles -- 1929, 30, 31 Bates, Robert -- 2002 Bradley, Wilbur -- 1913, 14, 15, 16 Carter, Ray -- 1997, 98, 2000 Craig, Steven -- 1965, 66, 67 Anderson, John -- 1945, 46, 47, 48 Battle, Eric -- 2013 Brady, Dick -- 1953 Carter, Richard F. -- 1965, 66 Cramer, Richard -- 1961 Anderson, John -- 1985 Baxter, James -- 1973, 74 Branch, David -- 2008, 10, 11 Cartwright, Ray -- 1935 Crane, Clark -- 1935, 37 Anderson, Leonard -- 1939, 40 Bayless, Bill -- 1947, 48, 49 Brannan, William -- 1931, 32, 34 Cassin, James -- 1933, 35, 36 Crane, Steven -- 1971, 72 Anderson, Marvin -- 2004, 05 Bayley, Eugene -- 1914, 15 Breaux, Inman -- 2005, 06, 07 Castle, Donald Franklin -- 1964, 65 Crank, Phil -- 1942 Anderson, Nate -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Baynes, Errin -- 2014 Breckheimer, Peter J. -- 1960 Cawley, Sean -- 2008, 09 Crawford, Marvin -- 1934, 35 Anderson, Norman -- 1923, 24, 25 Beaman, George -- 1945, 46, 48, 49 Breitkreutz, Emil -- 1906 Cawley, Warren J. -- 1961, 62, 63 Crear, Mark -- 1990, 92 Anderson, Otto -- 1923, 24, 25 Beardslee, Randy -- 1966, 67, 68 Brewer, James A. -- 1959, 60, 61 Chaffee, Frank -- 1911, 12, 13 Cregenzan, Richard -- 1997 Anderson, Robert -- 1943, 45 Beardslee, Tyler -- 1998 Brewington, Miles -- 2008, 11 Chambers, Bob -- 1947, 48, 49, 50 Crippen, Reid -- 1916, 17 Anderson, Tom -- 1957, 58, 59 Beardslee, Travis -- 2005 Bright, Devon -- 2019 Chambers, Dwight -- 1954, 55, 56 Crisman, Chris -- 1983, 84, 85 Anderson, William C. -- 1938, 39, 40 Beaton, Rayfield -- 1975, 76, 77 Brinkman, Bill -- 1949 Chandler, Moses -- 1906, 07 Cromwell, Marshall -- 1942 Andrews, Brian -- 2004 Beatty, Blanchard --1930 Brock, T.J. -- 2017, 18 Chandler, Robert D. -- 1969 Crookman, Alfred -- 1913, 14, 15, 16 Andrews, Joel -- 1976, 77, 78 Beaudet, Dave -- 1990, 91 Brombach, Dick -- 1950, 51, 52 Chaplin, Alan -- 1965 Crowell, Rich -- 1978 Andrews, Myles -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Beck, Kyle -- 1994, 95 Bronson, Richard -- 1956, 57, 58 Chapman, Joe - 1923 Crum, George -- 1945 Andrews, Thomas -- 1974, 75, 76, 77 Becker, Howard -- 1968, 69, 70 Brooks, James M. -- 1957 Cherry, John -- 1947, 48, 49, 50 Cryder, Scott -- 1971, 72 Antunovich, Joseph -- 1969, 70, 71 Beebe, Clarence -- 1916, 17, 18 Broomfield, Bill A. -- 1937, 38, 39 Cherry, Steven -- 2013 Culp, Jerry -- 1973, 74 Apple, Nick -- 1951 Beedle, Clark -- 1975 Brown, Aaron -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Childs, Ronald B. -- 1953, 54 Culp, Leslie -- 1934, 35 Applegate, Roland -- 1931, 32, 33 Beeman, Charles -- 1953, 54 Brown, Ben -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Chrisman, John -- 1933, 34 Cummins, Thomas -- 2007 Armstrong, Dave -- 1983 Beeman, Marshall -- 1928, 29, 30, 31 Brown, Claude -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 Christianson, Eric -- 1968 Cunning, Robert -- 1952 Armstrong, John -- 1966, 67, 68 Bell, Eric -- 1992, 93, 94, 95 Brown, George -- 1934, 35 Churchman, Jeffrey -- 2011, 13, 14 Cunningham, DaSean -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Arnett, Bob -- 1956 Benavedez, Francis -- 1933, 34, 35 Brown, Ron -- 1983, 85 Ciampa, Jonathan -- 2005 Cunningham, Randall -- 2015, 16, 17 Arnett, Jon -- 1954, 55 Benjamin, James -- 1945 Brown, Steve -- 1972 Clark, Ray -- 1916 Cunningham, Robert -- 1940 Aronson, Jacob -- 2009, 10 Benjamin, Rai -- 2018 Brown, Willard -- 1925, 26 Clark, Elmer -- 1936 Cunningham, Samuel -- 1971 Artope, George -- 1998 Benmohamed, Ali --1998, 1999, 2000, Brown, William -- 1935 Clark, Marshall -- 1955, 56, 57 Curiel, Mike -- 2006, 07, 08, 09 Arzu, Roderick -- 1999, 2001, 02 02 Browning, Richard -- 1942, 43 Clarke, Eugene -- 1930 Curry, Edsel -- 1943, 44, 47, 48 Asafo-Agyei, Raphael -- 2003, 05, 06, 07 Benton, John -- 1962 Bruwier, Jean-Paul -- 1994 Clarke, Leon T. -- 1952, 53, 55 Cuthbert, George -- 1929, 30 Asami, Tohro -- 1979 Beresford, Al -- 1942 Bryans, Ernest -- 1944 Clarke, Maurice -- 1973 Cutler, John -- 1933, 34 Ash, Diego -- 1996, 97, 98 Berg, Gray -- 1949, 50, 51 Bryant, Noah -- 2003, 04, 06, 07 Clarke, Thurmond -- 1924 Cutri, Cosimo -- 1950 Ashbrook, John -- 1990 Berger, Morris --1913, 14 Bryggare, Arto -- 1979 Clay, Charles -- 1980 Ashcraft, Granville -- 1932, 33 Bernick, James --1970 Bryson, Donald -- 1975 Clayton, Wellesley K. -- 1964, 65 D Ashcraft, Walt -- 1950, 53 Berry, Clarence -- 1930, 31, 33, 34 Buchanan, James -- 1953 Clement, Hallowell -- 1913, 14, 15 Dalen, Gunnar -- 1973 Assef, Hashen -- 1976, 77, 78 Berry, Field -- 1947 Buck, Dave -- 1965, 66, 67 Clemes, Zaire -- 2016 Dan, Aaron -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Attlesey, Dick -- 1947, 49, 50 Berry, Leslie --1943 Budincich, Michael -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 Clentzos, Peter -- 1930, 31, 32 Daniels, Alfred -- 1929, 30 Audet, Earl -- 1944, 45 Bess, Bruce -- 1964, 65, 66 Buehler, John -- 1969, 70, 71 Click, Matt -- 1998 Danowsky, Chad -- 1993, 94, 95 Augustine, Mark -- 1962 Bestajian, Lee -- 1929, 30, 31, 32 Buffmire, Andrew -- 1967 Cochee, Thomas -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 da Silva, Earvin -- 2019 Austin, Erwin -- 1937 Bethany, Rod -- 1979, 80, 81, 82 Bugbee, Howard -- 1954, 55 Cochran, Jim -- 1970, 71, 72 Daugherty, Hilmer -- 1939 Avant, Robert -- 1959, 60, 61 Betson, Lance -- 1988 Bullard, Ernie -- 1957, 58, 59 Cockburn, Murray John -- 1957, 58 Davey, Rick -- 2010 Bettinger, George -- 1913, 14, 15, 16 Bultman, Nathan -- 2016, 18, 19 Coffman, Robert -- 1971, 72, 73, 74 Davies, David -- 1964, 65, 66 Bezamat-Homer, Andreas -- 2008, 09, Bumstead, Henry -- 1936 Coggeschall, Henry -- 1926, 27 Davis, Barto -- 1924 10, 11 Bunch, Joey -- 1986, 88 Cohn, Thomas -- 1911 Davis, Chris -- 1963

PAGE 70 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Davis, Clarence -- 1970 F Gilbert, Doyle -- 1933, 35 Harris, Henry -- 1969 Hunter, Graham -- 1911 Davis, David -- 1958 Faison, Louis -- 1980, 81 Gilbert, Lawrence J. -- 1957, 58 Harris, Leon -- 1956 Hussey, James -- 1928 Davis, Dominic -- 2016 Falgout, Beau -- 2011, 13 Gilkes, James -- 1975, 76 Harris, L. Malcom -- 1930, 31 Hutchins, James -- 1953 Davis, Jack -- 1951, 52, 53 Fajoyomi, Viktor -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Glassco, Max -- 1935, 36 Harris, Michael -- 1985, 86 Davis, Jerome -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Fank, Chris -- 1980, 81 Gloege, Edward -- 1927, 28, 29 Hart, Bob -- 1946, 47, 48 I Davis, Lynn -- 1922, 23 Farlow, Warren J. -- 1960, 61, 62 Goettelmann, Gary L. -- 1963, 64 Hart, Virgil -- 1924 Iacono, Paul E. -- 1944 Davis, Shelton -- 2002, 03 Farlow, Wayne A. -- 1960, 61, 62 Goins, Larry -- 1950, 51 Harvey, William -- 1940 Ide, Don -- 1948 Davis, William -- 2005 Fasi, Charles -- 2007, 08, 09 Goldenberg, Sammy -- 2011 Haserot, Dennis -- 1961 Iness, Sim -- 1950, 52, 53 Day, Loring -- 1938, 39 Faust, Joe -- 1964 Gomez, Roman -- 1986, 87 Hausner, Andreas -- 1976 Irons, Gary -- 1959 DeBerard, Robert -- 1941 Fearnley, Nils -- 1994, 95 Gonzales, Cesar -- 2002, 03 Hawkins, Robert -- 1938 Irwin, Woodrow -- 1937 Deckard, William C. -- 1971, 72 Felix, Wes -- 2002, 03, 04, 05 Gonzales, Michael -- 1983, 84, 85, 86 Hayes, Luther -- 1959, 60, 61 Isenhouser, Bill -- 1920, 21 DeFalco, Joseph -- 1997 Fer, John -- 1957 Gonzalez, Michael -- 2017, 18, 19 Hayes, William -- 1975, 76 Itria, Oswald -- 1934 De Grasse, Andre -- 2015 Ferrara, Elliot -- 2009 Goodsell, Jay -- 1909, 10 Hays, Ken -- 1979, 80 Iverson, Kyle -- 2013, 14, 15 DeGroot, Hugo -- 1940 Ferris, Wilson A. -- 1924 Gower, Harrison -- 1909, 10, 11 Healey, Bob -- 1986, 87 Ivey, Terry -- 1984, 85, 86 Deiter, Kevin -- 2007, 08, 09 Ficca, Dan -- 1960 Graber, William -- 1931, 32, 33 Healy, Michael -- 2008 DeJean, Walt -- 1983, 84, 86 Fimple, James -- 1933, 34, 35 Graffio, Joe -- 1954 Hecht, Richard -- 1953, 54 J DeLapp, Virgil -- 1937, 38 Finch, Bob -- 1938, 39 Graham, Alexander -- 1926, 27, 28 Heckman, Anthony -- 2002, 03, 04, 05 Jackson, Adoree' -- 2015, 16 DeLaRosa, Carlos -- 1963, 64, 65 Findley, Jack -- 1954, 55 Graham, Michael -- 1986 Hedgepeth, Mel -- 1986, 87 Jackson, Bill -- 1959, 60, 61 Delby, Roy -- 1931, 32 Fiorentino, Frank -- 1956 Grant, Craig -- 1967, 68, 69 Heet, Gregory -- 1966, 67, 68 Jackson, Daniel --1976, 77, 78, 79 Deloach, Wells -- 1946, 47, 48, 49 Firenze, Stephen -- 1965, 66 Gray, Gordon -- 1944 Heffern, Charles -- 2008, 09 Jackson, Henry -- 1971, 72 DeLong, Davis -- 1980, 81 Fisher, Jim -- 1983, 84, 85, 86 Graybehl, Richard -- 1975, 76, 77, 78 Heilman, Lester -- 1925, 26, 27 Jackson, James -- 1980, 81 Delphey, Calvin -- 1921 Fisher, Robert -- 1937, 38, 39 Grecescu, Tudo -- 2008 Hein, Melvin, J. -- 1961, 62, 63 Jackson, Jayar -- 2000, 01 Dempsey, John -- 2019 Fishman, Aaron -- 1998 Green, Bill -- 1980, 81 Heinberg, Sylvester -- 1947 Jackson, Mike -- 1970, 71 Denbo, William -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Fitch, Alfred -- 1933, 34, 35, 36 Green, Gil -- 1942 Helsby, Mike -- 1974, 76 Jackson, Richard -- 1943 Dew, Herb -- 2013, 14 Fitzgibbon, Corey -- 2001, 02, 03 Green, Lewis -- 1925 Henderson, Trey -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 Jackson, Sean -- 2009, 10, 11 Dexter, Mike -- 1986 Fitzmaurice, Victor -- 1929, 30, 31 Green, Noah -- 2019 Hendren, Tell -- 2001, 02 Jackson, Stonewall -- 1913 DeYoung, Scott -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Fitzsimons, John -- 1967 Greene, Forrester -- 1940, 41, 42 Hendrix, Roger Lee -- 1952, 53 Jacques, Boyce -- 1946 Diaz, Jose -- 1994 Flanagan, John -- 1962, 63, 64 Greene, Paul -- 1993, 94 Henning, Karl -- 1950 Jakowec, Nicolaus -- 2016, 19 Diaz, Leonard -- 1994 Fleckenstein, George -- 1962, 63 Griffin, Darel -- 1953 Hentley, Darryl -- 1988, 89 Jakway, Jerry -- 1946 Dickerson, Kori -- 1999, 2000, 01 Fletcher, Miguel -- 1999, 2000, 01, 03 Griffin, Gary -- 1975 Herkey, Gerad -- 2006, 08 James, Dustin -- 1993, 94 Dispanurat, Putchong -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Flore, Michael -- 1958 Griffin, Ray -- 1987, 88, 89 Hermanson, Herman -- 1938, 39 James, Robert -- 1940 DiStanislao, Tom -- 1974, 75, 76, 77 Flores, Frank -- 1950, 51, 52 Griffith, Chuck -- 1954 Herpin, John -- 1991 James, Robert -- 1973, 74 Dills, Ken -- 1938, 39, 40 Follis, Tom -- 1947, 48, 49 Grijalva, David -- 2002 Herrity, Andrew -- 1969, 70, 71 Jaworski, Dawid -- 2001, 02, 03 Dittenbir, Ed -- 1949 Foore, David -- 1932, 33 Grosse, Eddie --1944 Hervey, Edward -- 1994, 95 Jay, Ramsey Jr. -- 1996 Doll, Theodore -- 1962, 63 Forbes, Robert E. -- 1943 Grumbles, Kenneth -- 1924, 25, 26 Hickman, Chris -- 2002 Jenkins, James -- 1942 Dortner, John -- 1929 Ford, Robert -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Grunbock, Edgar -- 1939, 40, 41 Hicks, Harry -- 1924 Jenkins, Sterling -- 1964 Dornsite, Dave -- 1963, 64, 65 Fordham, Dick -- 1948, 49 Grundy, Norman --1961, 62 Hill, Dwayne -- 1998 Jensen, Ned -- 1936, 37, 38 Doubley, Larry -- 1977, 79, 80, 81 Devin Forte' -- 2009 Gruning, Standler -- 1941 Hill, Herman -- 1929, 30 Jensen, Walt -- 1950, 51 Dow, Bruce -- 1973 Fosdick, William -- 1965, 66, 67 Guthrie, James -- 1932, 33, 34 Hill, Jesse -- 1927, 28, 29 Jepson, Lloyd -- 1951, 52 Dow, Robert S. -- 1931, 32 Fraide, Pat -- 1935 Guyer, Maurice -- 1930, 31 Hines, Henry -- 1971 Jeter, Floyd -- 1955 Draper, Foy -- 1934, 35, 36 Framptonn, James Clyde -- 1953 Gwozdz, Nathan -- 2006 Hodge, Vic -- 1912, 13 Jeter, Michael --1969 Draper, Weldon -- 1928, 30 Francis, Philip -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Hoeft, Jeff -- 2002, 04 Jewett, Isaiah -- 2019 Dres, Greg -- 1981 Franklin, Herman -- 1969, 70 H Hoffman, Skiles -- 1944 Jimenez, Oscar -- 1922, 23 Drew, Howard -- 1914, 15 Franklin, Ned -- 1914, 15 Haaf, Dietmar -- 1990 Hogan, Kevin -- 1961, 62, 63 Johansson, Bengt -- 1996, 97, 98 Druskin, Scott -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Frazier, Blake -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Haag, Daniel -- 1998, 99, 2000 Hoilet, Rupert -- 1967, 69 Johnson -- 1923 Drutin, Alain -- 1966 Frazier, Joe -- 1950 Habegger, Hanspeter -- 1974 Holden, Dave -- 1955 Johnson, Bert -- 1981 Dudley, Byron -- 1940, 41 Frazier, Ron -- 1947, 48, 49, 50 Hager, Bob -- 1948, 49 Holiwell, Marques -- 1997, 98 Johnson, Charles -- 1905 Duggan, Neil -- 1968, 69 Freudenthal, Lorenz -- 1958, 59 Halderman, Bill -- 1959 Holland, Jamere -- 2007 Johnson, Christopher -- 1963, 64 Dumas, Charles -- 1958, 59, 60 Frisby, Wallace -- 1926, 28 Halderman, Don -- 1948, 49, 50 Hollingsworth, David -- 1956, 58, 59 Johnson, Estel -- 1935, 36 Dunckel, John -- 1945 Frogue, Andrew -- 1994, 96, 97 Hall, Darren -- 1983 Hollins, Larry -- 1971, 72 Johnson, Frank -- 1949, 51, 52 Dundas, Gus -- 1926 Fruguglietti, Ralph -- 1974, 75, 76, 78 Hall, John -- 1933, 34, 35 Holman, Richard -- 1958, 59, 60 Johnson, Ivan -- 1923 Dunn, David Dean -- 1968 Fuller, Bert -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Hall, Willie -- 1971 Holman, Ryan -- 1980, 81 Johnson, John -- 1931, 32, 33 Dunn, James H. -- 1943 Funderburk, Steve -- 1978, 79 Hallgimsson, Jonas -- 2003 Holmes, Calvin -- 1988, 89 Johnson, Jules -- 1942 Dutton, Tyrone -- 1969, 70 Futrell, Lou -- 1947 Halling, Warren -- 1945 Holmes, David -- 1995, 96,98 Johnson, Kendrick -- 1915, 16, 17 Dye, Leighton -- 1924, 25, 26 Halstead, Clifford -- 1929, 30, 31, 32 Homeyer, Richard -- 1940, 41, 42, 43 Johnson, Lloyd -- 1975, 76, 77, 78 Dyer, Richard -- 1969 G Hamman, Jacob -- 2005, 06 Hommel, Don -- 1939, 40, 41 Johnson, Luther -- 1938, 40 Gabriel, Henry --1947 Hammatt, Francis -- 1931, 32 Honaker, Henry -- 1924 Johnson, Max -- 1961, 62, 63, 64 E Gallagher, John -- 1990 Hamilton, Desmond -- 2008, 09 Hooker, John -- 1934, 35, 36 Johnson, Mike -- 1974, 75, 76, 77 Earle, Joe -- 1979 Gale, Michael -- 1962 Hammond, Tody -- 1974 Hoover, Don -- 1952 Johnson, Phillip -- 1979, 80, 81, 82 Edwards, Clarence -- 1977, 78 Galen, Josh -- 2014, 15 Handelsman, Mark -- 1982, 83 Hoover, Phillip -- 1963 Johnson, Sam -- 1942 Edwards, Fred --1954, 56 Gansner, George -- 1917, 18, 19 Hannah, Travis -- 1989, 90, 91, 92 Horvath, Norbert -- 1999, 2000, 01 Johnson, Stephen -- 1965, 66, 67, 68 Egan, John -- 1956, 57, 58 Garbett, Fred -- 1907, 08 Hansen, Julius -- 1911,12, 13 House, Edgar -- 1925, 26, 27 Jones, Curtis -- 1969, 70, 71 Egbe, Amechi -- 2010, 11 Garcia, Adolfo -- 1988, 89 Hansen, Lee -- 1930 Houser, Clarence -- 1924, 25, 26 Jones, Elwood -- 1933, 34 Eggleston, Ted -- 1961, 62, 63 Garcia, Art -- 1951, 52 Hansen, Louis -- 1938 Hovey, Gordon -- 1997,98, 99 Jones, Ernie -- 1963 Ehrhorn, Robert -- 1936, 37, 38 Gardner, Clarence -- 1931 Hansen, Owen -- 1936, 37 Howe, Irving -- 1937, 38, 39 Jones, Garry -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Ekpenyong, Udeme -- 1995 Garrison, Edesel J. -- 1970, 71, 72 Hanshaw, Charles -- 1935, 36 Hoyt, Lewis -- 1963, 64, 65 Jones, Harold -- 1945 Elder, Darrell -- 1975, 76, 77, 78 Garrison, Jeff -- 2002, 04, 05, 06 Hanson, Blake -- 1928 Hren, Jerome -- 1957, 58 Jones, James -- 1952 Elmidge, Jamal -- 1992, 93 Gaspar, Phil -- 1937, 38, 39 Hanson, Tom -- 1969 Hubbard, William -- 1927, 28, 29, 30 Jones, Kenneth -- 1970, 71, 72 Ellingston, Darryl -- 1955, 56 Gausepohl, Andy -- 2006, 07, 08, 09 Hardeman, Gerald -- 1974, 75, 76, 77 Huddleston, Chris -- 2006, 07 Jones, Tom L. -- 1956 Elliot, Kevin -- 2001, 02 Geizer, George -- 1935, 37 Hardie, Michael -- 1981 Hughes, Aden -- 1923, 24 Jordan, Bryan -- 2014, 15 Ellis, Russell -- 2006, 07 Gelsey, Ben -- 2011 Harding, Richard -- 1970 Hughes, Joey -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Jordan, LeRoy -- 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Ellsworth, William -- 1937 Genther, Dick -- 1951 Hare, Paul -- 1924 Hull, Mike -- 1965, 66 Jordan, Payton -- 1937, 38, 39 Elwood, Julius -- 1924, 25, 26 George, Don P. -- 1959, 60 Harling, Russell -- 1956 Hulme, David -- 2018, 19 Joyce, Griffin -- 1990 Erese, William -- 1997, 98, 99 George, Noel -- 1916, 17, 19, 20 Harman, Robert -- 1956, 57, 58 Hummel, Paul -- 1942, 1943, 1947 Joyce, Richard -- 1967, 68, 69 Estrada, Brandon -- 2006, 07, 09, 10 George, Ralph -- 1941 Harper, Greg -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Humphrey, Dwight -- 1933 Joyner, DeJon -- 1997, 98, 99, 2001 Eugene, Clarke -- 1930 George, William -- 1941 Harper, Hueston -- 1932, 33, 34 Humphrey, James -- 1938, 39 Joyner, Jadon -- 2016, 17, 18 Evans, Roy -- 1918, 1920, 21, 22 Gerpheide, Ben -- 1924 Harrell, Clyde -- 1924 Hunt, Morrison -- 1926 Jungkeit, Paul -- 1933, 34, 35 Evans, Sheldon -- 2005, 07, 08 Gibb, Hutch -- 1965, 66 Harris, Aleec -- 2013, 14 Hunt, Ward -- 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1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 71 K Laguna, Steve -- 1997 M McNeill, James -- 1931, 32 N Kacewicz, Arthur -- 1941 Lahri, Aurindro -- 1995 Maashoff, Joseph -- 1996, 97 McNeill, Neil -- 1933, 34, 35 Nardi, Christopher -- 1994 Kaer, Morton -- 1926 Lahti, Johannes -- 1972 MacFaden, John --1929 McNeil, Rodney -- 1971 Nardie, Bill -- 1962, 63 Kalinich, Pete -- 1940 Laird, Orely -- 1913, 14 Mack, Garrett -- 2016, 17 McNurney, Bob --1937 Nash, Art -- 1947, 48 Kallie, Shazzar -- 1995 Lamm, Chris -- 2003 MacKay, Lucais -- 2000 McNutt, Jerry -- 1946 Nave, Doyle -- 1939 Kameyer, Josh -- 1995 Lane, Doug -- 1971, 72 MacLean, Doug -- 1973, 74 Meadows, Earle -- 1935, 36, 37 Needham, Francis -- 1929 Kanchan, Karan -- 2011, 12 Lane, Robert G. -- 1951 Madison, Kehinde -- 1994, 95, 96 Meinhardt, Brad -- 1981 Neems, Justin -- 2001, 02, 03 Kapek, Julien -- 2002, 03 Lane, Robert S. -- 1952 Madison, Taiwo -- 1994, 95, 96, 97 Meisenheimer, Les -- 1938, 39 Nellum, Bryshon -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Kaplan, Norm -- 1950 Lane, Roger - 1942 Maijala, Douglas E. -- 1954, 56, 57 Mejia, Al -- 1950, 51, 52 Nelson, Kirke -- 1953 Karen, Barry -- 1950 Langleb, Israel J. -- 1937, 38, 39 Mainland, William -- 1930 Mendoza, Edwin -- 1997 Newcomb, Jim -- 1950, 51 Katnik, Matthew -- 2016, 17, 19 Lantz, Fred -- 1934, 35, 36 Malcon, Laurin -- 1939 Mercado, Bryan -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Newman, Jack -- 1947 Kaul, Thaddeus -- 1995 Lanz, William R. -- 1962 Maletis, Robbie -- 2007 Meredith, Madison -- 1941, 46 Newman, John -- 1941 Kavanaugh, Bubba -- 1982 Laret, Art -- 1939, 40, 41 Mallery, Clarke -- 1938, 39, 40 Merritt, Carl -- 1942 Newman, Wallace -- 1924 Kazanjian, Phil -- 1964, 65 Larrabee, Michael -- 1954, 55, 56 Mallon, Elmer -- 1938, 39 Meyers, Fred -- 1949, 50, 51 Newmire, Earl S. -- 1907, 09 Kebric, Bob -- 1965 Larry, Lionel -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Malone, Jim -- 1941 Michaelian, Mark -- 1990, 91 Newton, Michael -- 1969, 70 Kelley, Hugh -- 1950, 51 Larson, Norman -- 1940 Mambo, Djeke -- 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Michaels, Peter -- 1987, 88 Nice, Donald --1953 Kelley, Kai -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Larson, Tim -- 2008 Mambo, Kedjeloba -- 1997, 98, Michel, Norman -- 1939 Nicholson, Don -- 1939 Kelly, Andre -- 2000 Larson, William -- 1944 99, 2000 Mickey, Paul -- 1921, 22 Nicholson, Samuel -- 1949, 50, 51 Kelly, Fred -- 1912, 13, 14, 15 Laudenbach, Leonard -- 1950, 51, 52 Manahan, David -- 2015 Middleton, Dwight -- 1965, 66 Nielson, Reiner -- 1936 Kelly, Kareem -- 2000, 01, 02 Lauzen, Hans -- 2008 Mance, Josh -- 2011, 2012 Midles, Adam -- 2003, 05, 06, 07 Niersbach, Percival -- 1924, 25, 26 Kendall, David -- 1967 Lawrence, Al -- 1944, 46, 47, 49, 50 Manning, Antonio -- 1984, 85, 86, 88 Miketta, James -- 1981 Nisihara, Shinsuke -- 1993, 94 Kendricks, William -- 1914 Lawrence, James -- 1967 Manning, Evan -- 1933 Miller, Bruce -- 1943, 46, 47 Niu, Luke -- 2013 Kennedy, Charles -- 1940 Lawson, Robert -- 1955, 56, 57, 58 Mannon, Kirby -- 1957, 58 Miller, Douglas, L. -- 1943, 44, 47 Norcross, Ivan -- 1930, 31 Kennedy, Parker -- 1969, 70 Laynes, Jeff -- 1992, 93 Marin, Julio -- 1962, 63 Miller, Erwin F. -- 1938, 39 Nordahl, Henry -- 1907, 08, 09 Kenworthy, Dave -- 1982, 83 Lea, James -- 1952, 53, 54 Markowitz, Abe -- 2010 Miller, Hart -- 1928 Norene, Robert -- 1933 Kern, Glen -- 1974, 75, 76 Leach, Charles -- 1952, 53 Maroti, Szabolcs -- 1998, 99, 2000 Miller, Lennox -- 1967, 68, 69 Norman, Michael -- 2017, 18 Kerns, Hubert -- 1941, 42, 46, 47 Leahy, Ed -- 1922 Marsee, Jeffrey Alan -- 1969, 70, 71 Miller, Loren S. -- 1936, 37, 38 Nowack, Duane -- 1956, 57 Kerr, Alex -- 1934 Learned, Richard -- 1931, 33 Martin, George -- 1916 Miller, Martin -- 1916, 17, 20 Kerry, Paul -- 1964, 65, 66, 67 Lebold, Charles -- 1950, 52 Martin, Frank -- 1935, 36, 37 Milligan, Donald -- 1939 O Ketels, Henry -- 1953, 54, 57 Leckie, James -- 2011, 12 Martin, Leonard -- 1909, 10, 11 Millon, Jabre -- 2014, 15 Oakley, Charles -- 1964, 65 Kholev, Dennis -- 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Ledesma, Fernando -- 1954, 55, 56 Martin, Raymond H. -- 1955, 56, 57 Mills, Leslie -- 1964 Oates, Kevin -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Kiloh, Donald -- 1963, 64 Lee, BeeJay -- 2013, 14, 15 Martin, William -- 1932 Milner, R. Tex -- 1936 O’Brien, Parry -- 1951, 52, 53 Kim, Eugene -- 1997, 98, 99 Lee, Bob -- 1925 Martin, William -- 1946 Mitchell, Harold -- 1929, 30, 31, 33 O'Grady, William -- 2000, 01, 02 Kim, Jason -- 2017, 18, 19 Lee, Charles -- 1998, 99 Martinez, Tony -- 2010, 12 Mitchell, Robert -- 1950, 51 Ofstad, Melbourne -- 1925, 26, 27 Kimball, Brian -- 1973 Lee, Harrison -- 2001, 02 Martz, Yale -- 1923, 24, 25 Mix, Terence -- 1962, 63 Ojora, Omotade -- 2019 Kimberling, Frank -- 1941 Lee, Marqise -- 2012, 13 Mason, Lawrence -- 2002, 04 Moddy, William -- 1943 Okash, Ibrahim -- 1988, 89 Kincheloe, Donald -- 1950, 51, 52 Lee, Phillip -- 1965 Massey, Dagan -- 1997, 98, 99, Moffat, John -- 1930 Oleson, Ole -- 1968, 69, 70 King, Elmer -- 1924 Lefebvre, Henry -- 1924 2000 Monosson, Ari -- 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Olivan, Jesus -- 1987 King, Eugene -- 1966 Legar, Edward -- 1942 Massey, William -- 1931 Monroe, Wallace -- 1934, 35 Olson, Albert -- 1933, 34, 35 King, Victor -- 1934, 35, 36 Lehman, Todd -- 1989, 90, 91, 92 Matlock, Brandon -- 2002, 03 Montgomery, E. Martell -- 1952, 54, 55 Olson, Chet -- 1926 Kirchhoff, Gary -- 1993, 94 Lehmer, Steven -- 1968, 70 Matoesian, Justin -- 2008, 10 Montgomery, John -- 1949 Olson, Lloyd -- 1936, 37, 38 Kirkby, Charles E. -- 1956, 57 Leitch, Jamohl -- 1999, 2001, 02 Matson, Wayne -- 1941 Montgomery, Steve -- 1978, 79, 80 Olson, Robert -- 1934, 36, 37 Kirks, Elam -- 1928 Lemons, Wayne -- 1958, 59, 60 Maurer, Milton -- 1929, 30, 31 Montgomery, Wayne -- 1911 Omwansa, David -- 1977, 78, 79, 80 Kirks, Orphus -- 1928 Lennox, Howard -- 1907, 08, 09, 10 Mawhorter, Romney -- 1985, 86, 87 Moore, John -- 1945 O’Reilly, Jim -- 1946 Kispert, Harold -- 1926 Leon, Fernando -- 1959, 60, 61 Maxson, Reed -- 1937 Moore, Nick -- 2018, 19 Osburn, J. Lawrence -- 1933, 34 Kiss, Balazs -- 1993, 94, 95, 96 Lerude, Chris -- 1988 Maxwell, Gordon -- 1928, 29 Moorman, Jack -- 1945 Osian, Omenionye -- 1998 Kitchen, Bruce -- 1956, 57, 58 Levack, Walter -- 1954, 55, 56 Mayes, Fred T. -- 1940 Morales, Luis -- 1983, 84, 86, 87 Oswald, Earnest -- 1931, 32, 33 Kjaereng, Henrik -- 1997, 99 Lewis, Talin -- 2019 Mayiek, Fredson -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Morgan, D.J. -- 2012, 15 Owens, Armon -- 2014 Klassen, Eric -- 1992, 93, 94 Lewis, Thomas -- 1921 McCarthy, John -- 1934, 35 Morgan, John H. -- 1952, 53, 54, 55 Owens, Ayden -- 2019 Klassen, Steve -- 1984, 85, 86, 87 Lewis, Willie -- 1927, 28 McCarthy, Matt --1988, 89 Morgan Jr., Ricky -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Owens, Dean -- 1971, 72, 73, 74 Kleinsasser, Eric -- 2013 Libbon, Vince -- 1970, 71 McConnell, Frank -- 1958, 59, 60 Morin, Gabriel -- 2015 Owens, Herbert -- 1926 Klenk, Quentin -- 1940 Libby, Mitch -- 2019 McCormick, Matt -- 2010, 11, 12 Morris, Brooks -- 1988 Owens, J. Doug -- 1984, 85 Kline, Samuel -- 1929, 30, 31 Lile, Thomas -- 1962, 63 McCree, Stoney -- 1986 Morris, David -- 1963, 64 Kneissler, Bernd -- 1986 Lim, Donovan -- 2006, 07, 08, 09 McCullouch, Earl A. -- 1966, 67, 68 Morris, Eddie -- 1942 P Knibb, Jack -- 1950, 52 Lindsay, Charles -- 1958, 59, 60 McCullough, Conor -- 2015 Morris, Marquis -- 2015, 2017, 19 Paananen, Ilpo -- 1978, 79 Knowles, James -- 1983, 84, 85, 86 Lindsay, Richard -- 1934 McCullough, Sultan -- 1999, 2000, Morris, Robert -- 1945 Paananen, Urpo -- 1977, 78 Knutsen, Andrew -- 2001 Link, John S. -- 1966, 67, 68 01, 02 Morris, Ronald -- 1955, 56, 57 Pacheco, Brandon -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Koch, Desmond -- 1952, 54, 55 Linkletter, Brett -- 2011 McDaniel, Albert -- 1925, 26, 27 Morrisette, Dijon -- 2009, 10 Paddock, Charles -- 1919, 20, 21, 23 Koch, Eugene -- 1934 Lipski, Tom -- 1972, 73 McDonald, Keith -- 1951 Morrow, Andrew -- 1955, 56 Page, Charles -- 1944 Koenig, Alvin -- 1932, 33 Livingston, Brian -- 1997, 2000 McDonald, Ross -- 2011 Mortensen, Jess -- 1928, 29, 30 Page, Mike -- 1957, 58, 59 Komen, James -- 2008 Livingston, William -- 1928, 29, 30 McFadden, Curtis -- 1932, 33, 34 Morton, Chad -- 96, 97, 98, 99 Pagliuso, Robert -- 1934 Kraychir, Hank -- 1983, 84 Lloyd, Keith -- 1924, 25 McGeagh, William -- 1930, 31, 32 Mosebar, Don -- 1981 Palmer, Matthew -- 2006, 07, 08, 09 Krill, Bryan -- 1994, 95 Logan, Jaydon -- 2019 McGranahan, Michael -- 1981 Moseley, Corliss -- 1916 Pappas, John -- 1943 Krone, Michael -- 2015 Long, Dallas -- 1960, 61, 62 McGregor, Jim -- 1941, 42 Mounts, Van -- 1999, 2000 Parides, Thomas -- 2009, 10 Kryder, George -- 1943 Long, Joseph -- 1924 McGuire, Clark -- 2004, 05, 06 Mueller, Sylvester -- 1924 Parker, Michael -- 1964, 65, 66 Krzyzosiak, Tony -- 1972 Lopez, Diego -- 2013, 15, 16 McHugh, Robert -- 1943 Muller, Frank -- 1963, 64 Parsons, Charles -- 1931, 33, 34 Kuhns, Jack -- 1958, 59, 60 Lopez, Ramon -- 1957, 58, 59 McIlvain, Noble -- 1924, 25 Mulligan, Jerry -- 1979, 80 Parsons, Charles, Sr. -- 1904, 05, 07 Kuller, Fred -- 1967, 68, 69 Lovejoy, Harold -- 1925, 26, 27 McKeever, Marlin -- 1959, 60 Mullins, Billy -- 1978, 79, 80 Parsons, Johnny -- 1925, 26, 27 Kunkle, Larry -- 1967, 69 Lowe, M. Carl -- 1924, 25 McKeever, Mike -- 1959, 60 Munch, Arlo -- 1934 Parton, Stenn -- 2007, 08, 09 Kurrasch, Dave -- 1978, 79 Lowe, Max S. -- 1967, 68 McKenzie, George -- 1939 Munn, Bruce -- 1960, 61, 62 Pasquali, George -- 1950 Kwan, John -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 Lowry, James -- 1946 McKenzie, John R. -- 1977, 78, Mur, John -- 1941 Patchett, Brian -- 1987 Loy, Ronald -- 1952, 53, 54 79, 80 Murray, Michael -- 2001, 02, 03, 04 Patsalis, Tom -- 1949 L Lucas, Justin -- 2006 McKenzie, Kenneth -- 1931, 32, 33 Murphy, David -- 1969, 70 Patterson, Ellsworth -- 1928, 29, 30 LaCava, Gil -- 1941 Luce, Richmond --1998, 99 McLeod, Wesley -- 1956, 57, 58 Murphy, Gerald -- 1965 Patterson, Leon -- 1954 Ladwig, Walter -- 1995 Luiten, Rick -- 1984, 85, 86 McMunn, James -- 1934 Murphy, Ralph -- 1911, 12 Patterson, Nathan -- 2019 Laetsch, Alex -- 2007 Lundie, Kenneth -- 1944 McNaughton, Duncan -- 1931, Murray, Gerald -- 1962, 63 Patton, Mel -- 1946, 47, 48, 49 Laetsch, Joe -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Lyon, Bob -- 1932, 33, 34 32, 33 Murray, Hamilton -- 1909, 10 Paul, Howard -- 1929, 30, 31 Lafond, Leland -- 1936, 37, 38 Lytle, James -- 1938, 39, 40 McNearney, Bob -- 1937 Murray, Phillips -- 1955 Paul, Norman -- 1932, 33, 35 Muth, Richard -- 1971 Myrtue, Matthew -- 2017, 18, 19 PAGE 72 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Payne, Earnest -- 1929, 30, 31 Renick, John 1934 Schaefer, Bill -- 1940, 41, 42 Small, Harold -- 1949, 51 Swope, Jess -- 1947, 48, 49, 50 Payne, James -- 1928, 29, 30 Renninger, Lester -- 1924 Schapiro, David -- 1997, 98 Smallwood, Dominic -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Szabo, Daniel -- 2012 Pearson, Gerald -- 1930, 31 Reynolds, Clifton -- 1926, 27, 28 Schermerhorn, Eric -- 1985, 86, 87, 88 Smallwood, Harold -- 1935, 36 Peart, Chris -- 2005, 06 Reynolds, Dan -- 1977 Schiller, George -- 1920, 21, 22 Smith, Bruce -- 1926, 27, 28 T Peate, John -- 2007, 08 Reynolds, John -- 1985 Schindler, Ambrose -- 1936 Smith, Dennis -- 1978, 79, 80 Tackett, Thomas -- 1944, 45, 46 Peoples, Bob -- 1939, 40, 41 Rhodes, Stanley -- 1961, 62, 63 Schleimer, Clarence -- 1929, 36 Smith, F. Maron -- 1914, 16, 17 Talley, Adrian -- 1936, 37, 38 Perez, Henry -- 1978, 79 Rice, Dennis -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Schlegel, Ben -- 1943 Smith, Gordon -- 1927 Tally, Searles -- 1941, 43 Peschelt, John -- 2005 Richards, Lawrence -- 1954, 55, 56 Schluter, Jack -- 1941 Smith, Harold -- 1925, 26 Talmage, Edwin -- 1928 Peters, Paul -- 1985 Richardson, Charles -- 1907, 08, 10, 11 Schmidt, Denny -- 1961, 62 Smith, Herschel -- 1925, 26, 27 Talsky, Jack -- 1962, 63, 64 Peterson, Atis -- 1958, 59 Richardson, Earl -- 1972, 73 Schnell, Ed -- 1949 Smith, Howard -- 1954, 55 Tanner, Fred -- 1937 Peterson, Carl -- 1929, 30 Richardson, Grant -- 1908, 09, 10, 11 Schultz, Bennett -- 1914, 15, 16 Smith, J. Walter -- 1947 Tatham, Jim -- 1980, 81 Peterson, Chase -- 2014 Richardson, Pete -- 1912 Schulz, Charles 1966, 67, 68 Smith, James -- 1917, 19, 20, 21 Tave, Ed -- 1982, 83, 84, 85 Peterson, Dave -- 1956, 57 Rickman, Dean -- 1940, 41 Schurr, Brice -- 1928, 29 Smith, Jeff -- 1965 Taylor, Art -- 1912, 13, 14 Peterson, William -- 1955 Rideaux, Darrell -- 2000, 01, 02 Schute, Eugene -- 1907, 08 Smith, Leonard -- 1938 Taylor, Brice -- 1925 Pettigrew, Richard -- 1942 Risinger, Donald -- 1957 Schwartz, Sam -- 1938, 39 Smith, Linton -- 1911, 12, 13 Taylor, Harold -- 1957 Pharris, Ronald -- 1969, 70, 71 Ritcherson, Fred -- 1970, 72, 73, 74 Scott, Ben -- 1907, 08, 09 Smith, S. -- 1916 Taylor, Harry -- 1951 Phillips, Aaron -- 1935, 36 Ritchey, Bert -- 1929, 30 Scott, Dan -- 1966 Smith, Steve -- 1970 Taylor, Herman -- 1938 Phillips, Corky -- 1954 Ritchey, George -- 1970 Scott, Derek -- 2006, 08, 09, 10 Smith, Thedore -- 1958, 59, 60 Taylor, Horace -- 1938, 39 Philyaw, John -- 2008 Roberts, C.R. -- 1957 Scott, Eldon -- 1943 Smith, Warren -- 1941, 42, 43 Taylor, Logan -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Pickard, Robert -- 1944 Robertson, Malcolm -- 1957, 58 Scott, Joe -- 1948, 49, 50 Smith, William -- 1934, 35, 36 Taylor, Raymond -- 1956, 57, 58 Pierce, Robert -- 1961, 62, 63 Robey, Nickell -- 2012 Scott, Theodore -- 1924 Smithers, Tony -- 1960 Taylor, William -- 1954, 55 Pierson, Gerald -- 1929 Robinson, Daniel -- 2019 Seagren, Bob -- 1967, 68, 69 Smutz, Hugh -- 1923, 24 Teague, Robert -- 1931 Plate, Carl -- 1925 Robinson, David -- 1950 Sears III, Earnest -- 2018, 19 Smyth, Eric -- 1980, 81 Tefkin, Dana -- 1953 Polkinghorne, Brian - 1961, 62, 63 Robinson, Lou -- 1953 Seddiqui, Daniel -- 2005 Snider, James -- 1929, 30 Tennefoss, Josh -- 2008, 09, 11, 12 Pollard, John -- 1934 Robinson, Richmond -- 1938 Sefton, Bill -- 1935, 36, 37 Sohn, Ben -- 1938, 40 Thebault, Nicolas -- 1984 Ponzio, Nick -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Robinson, Theodore -- 1945 Sekretarski, Irek -- 2007, 08, 09 Solomon, Duane -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Thoeny, John -- 1936 Poor, Carlton -- 1924 Robinson, Will -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 Selby, Spencer -- 1931 Soper, Charles -- 1936, 37, 38 Thomas, David -- 1974 Popp, Thomas -- 1969 Rodrigues, Pedro -- 1993, 94, 95 Self, Carl -- 1957, 58, 59 Sorgen, Verle -- 1951, 52, 53 Thomas, Fay -- 1924 Porter, George -- 1987, 88, 89, 90 Rogers, Lloyd -- 1921, 22, 23 Sellens, David -- 2015, 16, 17 Sosnovsky, Sherwin -- 1954 Thomas, Kenneth -- 2002, 03, 04, 05 Porter, H. -- 1925 Rogers, Rene -- 1959, 60, 61 Sellers, Michael -- 1969 Sourapas, Christian -- 2017, 18 Thomas, Ronald -- 1943 Portonova, Mike -- 1937, 38, 39 Rogers, Russ -- 1974, 75, 76, 78 Selma, David -- 2012, 13 Spanos, Andreas -- 2014 Thomas, Ryan -- 2013 Potter, Philip -- 1968 Rogers, William -- 1945 Sepaher, Deny -- 1991, 92 Speigle, Jordan -- 1981 Thompson, Casey -- 1998, 99, Powers, Duncan -- 1929, 30, 31 Rohani, Alex -- 2014, 17, 18 Serfas, Ernest -- 1947 Spencer, A. Kenneth -- 1924 2000, 01 Powers, Edward -- 1939, 40 Ronquillo, Manuel -- 1951, 52, 53 Serpas, Edgardo -- 1997, 98 Spicer, Randall -- 1934, 35, 36 Thompson, Cooper -- 2010, 11, 13 Pratt, Mike -- 2004 Root, George -- 1952, 53, 54 Serrette, Andre -- 2001, 02, 03, 04 Spiers, Don -- 1933 Thompson, Field -- 1926 Pratt, Willie -- 1969, 70 Rosenberg, Bill -- 1938, 39 Servis, Robert -- 1926 Spiess, Richard -- 1943 Thompson, Robert -- 1998 Prentice, George -- 1941 Ross, Alden -- 1924, 25, 26 Shakleford, William -- 1949, 50 Spitz, David -- 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Thompson, Wilbur -- 1942, 46 Prentice, Terry -- 2008 Ross, Armand -- 1974 Shankland, Robert -- 1957, 58, 59 Springer, Henry -- 1949, 51 Thomson, Earl -- 1916, 17 Prestridge, James -- 1991, 92, 94, 95 Roulac, Phil -- 1936, 37, 38 Sharp, Alex -- 1992 Spurlock, Oscar -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 Threatt, Justin -- 2006, 07 Price, Jason -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Rowan, Alan -- 1951 Shavers, Michael -- 1974 Stagg, Lionel -- 1939 Throop, Waldo -- 1910, 11, 12, 13 Price, Ted -- 2011 Rowan, John -- 1949, 50, 51 Shaw, Blake -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Staley, Roy -- 1935, 36, 37 Thurber, Delos -- 1936, 37, 38 Prill, Walter -- 1934 Rowe, Michael -- 1963, 64 Shaw, Fred -- 1975, 76 Stanfill, Herman -- 1941 Thurlow, Leavitt -- 1934, 36 Prophet, Chuck -- 1954 Rozvar, Mike -- 2015 Shawhan, Ralph -- 1926 Stanton, Curtis -- 1964 Thurman, Mike -- 1953 Pruitt, Bob -- 1948, 49, 50 Rubin, Richard -- 1949 Sheffler, Maynard -- 1937 Stapp, Richard -- 1995, 96 Thymes, Just'N -- 2015, 17 Pullard, Robert -- 1971, 72, 73, 74 Ruenitz, Ted -- 1924 Shelton, Ernie -- 1953, 54, 55 Starkey, Greg -- 2013, 14 Tinkham, Harley -- 1943 Pullins, Michael -- 1985, 87 Ruiz, Manuel -- 1925, 26, 27 Shelton, Jason -- 1994, 95, 96, 97 Starry, Bet -- 1924, 25, 26 Tintinger, Karl -- 1928, 29 Purcell, James -- 1924 Ruiz, Rob -- 1998, 2000, 01 Shencopp, Rick -- 1962 Staten, Bobby -- 1959, 60, 61 Tipton, Syril -- 1913, 14, 15, 16 Purdue, Albert -- 1955 Ruiz, Tyler -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Sherman, Rod --1964, 65, 66 Stein, Eric -- 2011, 12 Tobias, Charles -- 1955, 56 Rule, Clayton -- 2015 Sherrod, Charles -- 1923, 24 Steinberg, Jeffrey -- 1972, 73 Todd, Kevin -- 1970, 71, 72, 73 Q Rule, Trent -- 2016, 17 Shimmin, Phillip -- 1943 Stevens, Lawrence -- 1963, 64 Tolbert, Dennis -- 1996 Quarrie, Donald -- 1972, 73 Runyon, George -- 1904 Shine, Melville -- 1931, 32 Stevens, Mark -- 1972, 73 Tolputt, Andy -- 1987, 88 Quigley, Lanny -- 1955, 56 Russell, Odel -- 1941 Shinnick, Zach -- 2018, 19 Stever, Ronald -- 1924, 25, 26 Tomlinson, Dick -- 1960, 61, 62 Quinn, Robert -- 1933, 34, 35 Rutherford, Barron -- 1981 Shuey, Edward -- 1962, 63 Steward, John -- 1943 Tompkins, Harry -- 1933, 34 Ryan, Jeff -- 2000, 01, 02, 03 Shumsky, David -- 1998 Stewart, Brendon -- 2019 Torgan, Hillard -- 1953, 54 R Ryan, John -- 1946 Sible, Gordon -- 1939 Stewart, Davonte -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Torkelson, Howard -- 1923, 24, 25 Raab, Marion -- 1921 Ryder, Bayard -- 1929 Sikorsky, Jan -- 1962 Stewart, James -- 1930, 31, 32 Torrance, Arthur -- 1912, 13, 14, 15 Rabsatt, Kevin -- 2001, 02, 03 Ryder, D.S. -- 1924 Silbert, Hal -- 1928 Stewart, Milan -- 1979, 80, 81, 82 Torres, Eric -- 1996, 97 Rafiee, Adrian -- 2011 Silman, Gary -- 1955 Sterner, Bo -- 1972, 73, 74 Townsend, James -- 1912, 13 Rainey, Bill -- 1964 S Silva, Angel -- 1988 Stine, Richard -- 1910, 11 Tracey, Raynard -- 1916 Rainier, Doug -- 1959 Saffell, Charles -- 1933 SIlvers, Russell -- 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Stoard, L.W. -- 1924 Trentadue, Carl -- 1967, 68, 69 Rainis, Mike -- 2000, 01, 02 Saffren, David -- 1964, 65 Simmons, Michael -- 1975, 76, 77, 79 Stocks, James -- 1931 Trepagnier, Jeff -- 1999 Ralls, Walter -- 1944 Safranek, Bob -- 1939 Simmons, Ryan -- 2005, 07 Stocks, Norman -- 1950, 52 Trotter, Guy -- 1908, 09, 10, 11 Ram, Rich -- 1972 Said, Howard -- 1931 Simms, Allen -- 2003, 04, 05 Stokes, William -- 1930, 31, 32 Trout, Jack -- 1942, 43, 46 Rambo, Tyler -- 2018, 19 Samuel, Cameron -- 2018, 19 Simpson, O.J. -- 1967, 68 Stranski, Art -- 1936 Truex, Max -- 1956, 57, 58 Ramsey, Joe -- 1933, 34 Samuels, Mahoney -- 1964, 65, 66 Sims, William -- 1970 Strehlow, Roland -- 1933 Trusel, Reed -- 1938, 39 Randall, Geoffrey -- 1972 Sanchez, Felix -- 1999, 2000 Singh, Inder -- 1956, 58 Stricklin, Troy -- 1996 Turner, Isaac -- 1996, 97 Randle, Ken -- 1973, 74, 75, 76 Sanders, John -- 1942 Sink, Roland -- 1944, 46, 47, 48 Strother, Gilbert -- 1934, 35 Turner, Mike -- 1981 Raney, Neal -- 1922, 24 Sandoval, Al -- 1974 Skafte, Stanley -- 1941 Stuart, Larry -- 1963, 64 Turner, Montgomery -- 1969, 70 Rashad, Ahmad -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Sandusky, George -- 1952 Skinner, Donald -- 1936, 37, 38 Suey, Charles -- 1979, 80, 82 Tyiton, Cyril -- 1912, 13, 14, 15 Rashad, Jahmar -- 2009, 10 Sanford, James -- 1978, 79, 80 Skvarna, Carl -- 1959 Sumpter, George -- 1970 Reading, Arthur -- 1939, 40 Sanford, Michael -- 1980, 81 Slater, Jovonte -- 2013, 14, 15 Sullivan, Conner -- 2015 U Reading, Robert -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Sangster, George -- 1939, 40 Sliede, Jekabs -- 2006, 07, 08 Sun, Andrew -- 1997, 98 Unruh, Chesley -- 1927, 30, 31 Recht, Albert -- 1924 Sangster, William -- 1938, 39 Slingsby, Taylor -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 Swann, Lynn -- 1971 Upton, Howard -- 1939, 40, 41 Reed, Bob -- 1932, 33, 34 Sargeant, Mark -- 2005, 06 Slinkard, Bradley -- 2005, 06 Swartz, Douglas -- 1964, 66 Utman, Howard -- 1940 Reed, Wallace -- 1909 Sauers, Charles -- 1926, 27, 28 Sloan, Eric -- 2016i, 2017, 2018 Swartz, Kevin -- 2005, 06 Reese, Richard -- 1958 Saunders, John -- 1948 Sloan, Mitch -- 1989, 90 Swede, Robert -- 1929, 30 V Reilly, Leigh -- 1973, 74, 75 Saura, Alan -- 2008 Slobodynskyj, Roman -- 1994, 95 Sweet, William -- 1952, 53 Valenti, Dreux -- 1989, 90 Remick, Spencer -- 2011, 13 Savage, Darryl -- 1980, 81 Sloop, Lloyd -- 1950 Swiggett, Charles -- 1912, 13, 14 Renick, Harry -- 1933 Sbordone, Robert -- 1959, 60, 61 Slosson, James -- 1946, 47, 48 Swissheim, Bill -- 1956

1547 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 73 Vandenbroek, Ray -- 1963 Wilger, C. Rod -- 1953, 54 Vanderstock Geoff -- 1967, 68 Wilhelm, Brian -- 2007, 08, 09 Van Doren, Robert -- 1950, 52 Wilkins, Barry -- 2010, 11, 13 VanDorpe, Sam -- 2019 Willhoite, Elmer -- 1951 Van Landingham, Robert -- 1933 Williams, Allen -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Van Osdel, Robert -- 1930, 32, 33 Williams, Dwight -- 1983 Van Riper, Paul -- 1930, 31, 32 Williams, Jack -- 1927, 28, 29 Van Vliet, Richard --1929, 30 Williams, Jemal -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Venclik, Frank -- 1980 Williams, Jesse -- 2004, 05, 06 Vega, Rafeal -- 1997, 98, 2000 Williams, Kevin -- 1978, 79, 80 Vickery, Earl -- 1937, 38, 39 Williams, Mike -- 1972, 73 Vignolo, Albert -- 1930, 31, 32 Williams, Ogie -- 1974, 75 Vignolo, Art -- 1929, 30, 31 Williams, Randy -- 1972, 73, 74, 75 Villasenor, V.M. -- 1924 Williams, Ron -- 1980 Viltz, Theo -- 1963, 64, 65 Williams, Roy -- 1964 Virtue, Rich -- 1956 Williams, Thomas -- 1957 Voiles, Robert -- 1955, 56, 57 Williams, Victor -- 1929, 30, 31 Vollertsen, Joshua -- 1997, 98 Williams, Vince - - 1999, 2000 Volsan, Anthony -- 1994, 95, 96, 98 Williams, Wayne -- 1939 Williamson, Frank -- 1932, 33, 34 W Willis, Bernard -- 1939, 40 Wachtler, John -- 1942, 46 Wilson, Al -- 1948 Wade, Jim -- 1960, 61, 62 Wilson, Earl -- 1924 Wakefield, Bill -- 1947 Wilson, Gerald -- 1972, 73 Walbridge -- 1913 Wilson, Gwynn -- 1919, 20, 21 Waldron, James -- 1958, 59, 60 Wilson, John -- 1939, 40, 41 Walker, Duane -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Wilson, Lucian -- 1936, 37 Walker, Elliott -- 2000 Wilson, Paul -- 1967, 68 Walker, Tim -- 1976, 77, 78, 79 Wilson, Ryan -- 2000, 01, 02, 03 Wallace, Jim -- 1949 Wilson, Wallace -- 1943, 46, 49, 50 Wallace, Kenneth -- 1909, 10, 11 Wing, Sidney -- 1955, 56, 57 Wallace, Percy -- 1925, 26, 27 Wingard, Edward -- 1924 Wallin, Jordon -- 2015, 16 Winn, Everett -- 1933, 34 Walls, Byron -- 1943 Winter, Fred -- 1946 Walters, James -- 1978, 79 Woessner, Arthur -- 1930, 31, 32 Walton, Michael -- 1996, 97, 98 Wolf, Joe -- 1943 Walton, Monroe -- 1910, 11 Wolfe, Chris --1998 Wang, William -- 1980, 81 Wolfe, Vern -- 1942, 45, 46, 47 Warburton, Irvine -- 1933 Wolff, Roger -- 1966, 67 Ward, Ben -- 1912, 13, 14 Wolitarsky, John -- 1984, 85, 86 Ward, Devon -- 2001, 02 Woodburn, Greg -- 2012 Washington, Dave -- 1961 Woodruff, Warren -- 1928, 29 Washington, Edward -- 1973, 74 Wood, Jeffrey -- 2006 Washington, Kris -- 2010, 13 Woods, RIchard -- 1910, 11, 12, 13 Waterman, Eugene -- 1924, 25 Woods, John -- 1923, 24, 25 Waters, Leland -- 1995, 96, 97 Woolsey, Richard --1945 Watkins, Fred -- 1911, 12, 13, 14 Wren, Kenneth -- 1941, 42, 46 Watson, Homer -- 1912, 15, 16 Wright, Aven -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Watts, David -- 1988 Wright, Charles -- 1924 Watts, Quincy --1989, 90, 91, 92 Wright, Richard -- 1961 Wayne, Jenson -- 2003, 04, 05 Wright, Willard -- 1952, 53, 54 The USC men’s track and ﬁ eld team has won 26 NCAA outdoor Webber, Charles -- 1927, 28, 29 Wrotnowski, Arthur -- 1937, 38, 39 titles, more than double the next-best program Arkansas, which Weber, Dick -- 1953, 54 Wyatt, Reggie -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 has won 12. USC won a record 9-straight titles from 1935-43. USC Weber, Paul -- 1995 Wykoff, Frank -- 1930, 31, 32 Webster, Ferris -- 1933, 34 Wynn, Dennis -- 1963, 64 also has the most individual men’s titles with 120. Weed, Leroy -- 1940, 41, 42 Weeks, Rusty -- 1960, 61 Y Wehking, Fred -- 1950, 51 Yancy, John -- 1964 Wehner, Richard -- 1929, 31, 32 Yared, Surafael -- 2013 Weinberg, Arthur -- 1924 Yates, Gavin -- 2006, 07 Weinberg, Phillip -- 2005 Yates, Kenneth -- 1935, 36, 37 Wellman, Gary -- 1988 Yorba, Marco -- 1924 Wells, Alexander -- 1996, 97 Yorston, Mark -- 1940, 41 Wells, Marshall -- 1933 Young, Ernest -- 1916 Welsh, Edward -- 1930, 32, 33 Young, Don -- 1984, 86 Wenj, Tambi -- 1987 Young, Jemal -- 1996, 97 Wetzel, Patrick -- 2005 Young, Ward -- 1926 Wheeler, Hayward -- 1939 Whelan -- 1910 Z White, Charles -- 1979 Zamperini, Louis -- 1938, 39, 40 White, Corey -- 2008, 09 Zamperini, Pete -- 1935, 36 White, Eric -- 1986, 87 Zapanta, Albert -- 1937 White, J. Howard -- 1923, 24, 25 Zavala, Josh -- 2017, 18, 19 White, Lonnie -- 1983 Zimmerman, Al -- 1950 White, Phillip -- 1955 Zubia, Christopher -- 1995, 96 White, Timmy -- 1979 Zuletta, Michael -- 2010,11 Whittemore, Rex -- 1916 Zwick, Bernard -- 1965 Wicks, Doug -- 1985, 86 Wijesekara, Manjula -- 2005, 08, 09, 10 Wilcox, Paul -- 1920 PAGE 74 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 30 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 177 NCAA CHAMPIONS Anna Cockrell 2019 NCAA 400m Hurdles Champion All-American

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NAME EVENTS HT BIRTHDATE YEAR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/J.C.) Anglerne Annelus Sprints 5-6 1/10/97 Senior* Grandview, Mo. (Grandview/UCLA) Breanna Bernard-Joseph Hurdles 5-7 10/19/00 Sophomore Corona, Calif. (Eleanor Roosevelt) Chloe Berry Distances 5-3 7/23/98 Senior Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo) Alyssa Brewer Distances 5-5 2/19/00 Sophomore San Ramon, Calif. (California) Chanel Brissett Sprints/Hurdles 5-4 8/10/99 Junior Philadelphia, Pa. (Cheltenham) Anna Cockrell Hurdles 5-10 8/28/97 Senior Charlotte, N.C. (Providence Day School) Kyra Constantine Sprints 5-7 8/1/98 Senior Toronto, Ontario, Canada (St. Roch Catholic) Jennifer Daly Distances 5-9 8/20/99 Junior Dana Point, Calif. (Dana Hills) Jacquelyn Fields Jumps 6-0 12/23/99 Sophomore Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde) Jatana Folston Sprints 5-10 9/27/01 Freshman Miami, Fla. (Cocoa) Jan'Taijah Ford Sprints 5-8 3/5/01 Freshman Pompano Beach, Fla. (Northeast) Karlee Freeman Throws 5-6 4/7/00 Sophomore Raymond, Wash. (Raymond) Jazmyne Frost Sprints 5-4 10/31/01 Freshman Hawthorne, Calif. (Junipero Serra) Bailey Lear Sprints 5-8 3/17/01 Sophomore Frisco, Texas (Frisco Heritage) Katherine Longjohn Throws 5-8 12/16/99 Sophomore Torrance, Calif. (Torrance) Joy McArthur Throws 5-9 7/5/99 Junior Dana Point, Calif. (Dana Hills) Mecca McGlaston Hurdles 5-9 7/23/98 Senior Dublin, Calif. (Dublin) Chioma Okonkwo Sprints 5-4 1/28/02 Freshman Temecula, Calif. (Murietta Mesa) Abygail Paez Distances 5-5 3/29/00 Sophomore San Pedro, Calif. (San Pedro) Cassidy Palka Jumps 5-11 4/29/99 Junior Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Oaks Christian) Kenya Payne Hurdles 5-3 12/19/01 Freshman Compton, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) Colette Putnam Javelin 5-11 12/13/97 Junior* Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach) Kaelin Roberts Sprints 5-8 1/6/99 Junior Long Beach, Calif. (Carson) Shante Robinson Hurdles 5-5 9/11/99 Sophomore Inglewood, Calif. (Mira Costa) Brooke Rodi Distances 5-4 3/21/01 Freshman San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma) Jemima Russell Distances 5-8 5/5/99 Sophomore Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Caulﬁ eld Grammar) Brynn Sauer Distances 5-5 4/7/00 Sophomore Richmond, Minn. (Rocori) Twanisha Terry Sprints 5-5 1/24/99 Junior Miami, Fla. (Northwestern) Lanae-Tava Thomas Sprints 5-6 1/28/01 Sophomore Henrietta, N.Y. (Rush-Henrietta Senior) Sydney Tullai Distances 5-5 2/1/99 Junior Chino Hills, Calif. (Ayala) Kamryn Weber Distances 5-6 11/8/97 Senior Frisco, Texas (Frisco) Nicole Yeargin Sprints 5-7 8/11/97 Senior Bowie, Md. (Bishop McNamera/Ursuline/Akron)

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ANGLERNE BREANNA ANNELUS BERNARD- JOSEPH 5-6, RS-SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN 5-7, SOPHOMORE SPRINTS 2X NCAA 200M CHAMPION SPRINTS GRANDVIEW, MO. CORONA, CALIF. GRANDVIEW HS ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2016 Pac-12 - 7th - 100m, 6th - 200m 2019 Pac-12 - 14th - 400m H 2016 West Prelims - 12th - 200m, 9th - 4x100m 2016 NCAAs - 19th - 200m, 15th - 4x100m THIS YEAR: Sophomore Breanna Bernard-Joseph is in her second season as 2018 Pac-12 - 5th - 100m, 3rd - 200m, 1st - 4x100m a hurdler on the USC track and fi eld team. 2018 West Prelims - 6th -100m, 6th- 200m, 2nd - 4x100m - 15th - 100m, 1st - 200m, 3rd - 4x100m 2018 NCAAs Bernard-Joseph was limited to four meets due to injury. She opened up in 2019 Pac-12 - 2nd - 100m, 1st - 200m, 1st - 4x100m 2019: 2019 West Prelims - 4th -100m, 1st- 200m, 1st - 4x100m the 400m hurdles at the Jim Click Shootout and posted a time of 61.21. She had 2019 NCAAs - 7th - 100m, 1st - 200m, 1st - 4x100m a 400m hurdles PR of 59.79 in placing third at the Mt. SAC Relays. She placed third at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a time of 61.12 and then fi nished 14th at THIS YEAR: Redshirt senior All-American Anglerne (Ann-juh-leen) "Angie" An- the Pac-12 Championships in the 400m hurdles with a time of 60.56. nelus is in her third season of competing in the sprints for USC, after transferring from UCLA. She is the 2018 & 2019 NCAA 200m champion and is attempting HIGH SCHOOL: Bernard-Joseph is a 2018 graduate from Eleanor Roosevelt to become just the second 3-time winner of the women's NCAA 200m title (Kim- High in Eastvale, Calif. She had a PR of 41.76 to win the 2018 CIF state 300m berlyn Duncan of LSU). Annelus is the USC record-holder in the 200m dash hurdles title…that time was eighth-best among high school hurdlers. She also and was a member of USC's school record-setting 4x100m relay. She is one of has a PR of 13.72 in the 100m hurdles. Bernard-Joseph also anchored her high USC's team captains for the 2020 season. school’s 4x100m and 4x400m relays. 2019: Annelus had a magical junior season, winning her second consecutive NCAA 200m title with a school-record time of 22.16 (+1.3). She also ran the sec- PERSONAL: Breanna was born October 19, 2000 in Long Beach, Calif…Her ond leg on USC's 4x100m relay which won the NCAA title with a USC-record time parents are Shonna Bernard-Joseph and Brian Joseph and she has one brother, of 42.21. Annelus also won the Pac-12 200m title with a time of 22.71 (+0.1) and Andre…Her father attended USC for graduate school and her brother plays football placed second in the 100m with a time of 11.17 (+0.5). She set her 100m PR of at Texas Southern…Says Marcus Williams a safety for the New Orleans Saints 11.06 (+0.6) which ranks third on USC's all-time list in the NCAA semifi nals, then ran is her sports hero because she knows him personally and he helps her realize 11.12 (+1.6) in the fi nals to fi nish seventh. During the summer she won the NACAC that she can achieve anything and nothing is too big for her to accomplish… Her U23 Championships 200m title with a time of 22.84 (+1.6). She placed third in the favorite food is mac and cheese…Her favorite movie is Avengers and her favorite 200m with a time of 22.71 (-1.2) at the USATF Championships to earn a spot on television show is Jane the Virgin…Lists her favorite musical artists as Beyoncé Team USA for the World Championships. She advanced to the World Champion- Blxst and Summer Walker…After graduation would like to continue her track ships 200m fi nals where she placed 4th with a time of 22.59 (+0.9). During the career and become a sports broadcaster…She is a Communication major at USC. indoor season, she set her PR of 22.83 to win the 200m at the Matador Qualifi er and placed 13th in the event at the NCAA Indoor Championships. She also won the MPSF 60m title with a PR of 7.29. CAREER BESTS: 100m H - 13:72 400m H - 59:79 2018: Made quite an impact in her fi rst season at USC, winning the NCAA 200m title with a time of 22.76 (-2.3w), running on the 4x100m relay which placed third and helping the Trojans capture the 2018 team title. She also reached the NCAA semifi nals in the 100m dash and placed 15th with a time of 11.28 (+3.1w). She set her 100m PR of 11.25 (+1.5) to place sixth at the NCAA West Regional...also ran 22.91 (+1.2) in the 200m to place sixth. She placed third with a time of 22.70 (+2.9w) in the 200m at the Pac-12 Championships, after running a then-PR of 22.64 (+1.4) in the prelims. She fi nished fi fth with a time of 11.30 (+2.6w) in the 100m dash and won as part of the 4x100m relay at the conference meet. Ran on USC's then-school record-setting 4x100m relay which won at the Mt. SAC Relays with a time of 42.57. During the indoor season she fi nished second in the 200m (23.39) and fi fth in the 100m (7.40) at the MPSF Championships. BEFORE USC: 2017: Did not compete outdoors her last season at UCLA and used it as a redshirt season. During the indoor season, she had a then 60m PR of 7.51 to take sixth at the Charlie Thomas Invitational on Feb. 4. 2016: Earned second-team USTFCCCA All-America honors. Qualifi ed in the 200m and the 4x100m for the NCAA Championships. She placed 19th at the NCAAs in the 200m with a time of 23.65 (-0.5)...also ran a leg on the 4x100m relay which placed 15th. Posted a personal best of 23.22 (+1.2) at the NCAA West Prelims to place 12th overall and advance out of the regional. HIGH SCHOOL: She prepped at Grandview HS in Grandview, Mo. where she was a back-to-back-to-back state champion in the 100m and 200m. She posted a personal best of 11.64 in the state meet prelims as a senior and went on to win the 100m with a time of 11.75. She also repeated at the state meet as a senior in the 200m, winning with a time of 23.85. She won the 2014 state title with a time of 11.80 and defended her 200m title with a then personal best time of 24.11... also ran on the winning 4x100m and 4x200m relay teams. She won the 2013 state title as a sophomore in the 100m in a time of 12.21 and the 200m at 24.80... she also helped lead the 4x100m to a state championship. She was named the Kansas City Star Female Track Athlete of the Year in 2014 and 2015 and earned the K.C. Star’s Scholar-Athlete award in 2015. She was a USATF Junior Olympics All-American from 2013-15. She was an all-conference selection all four seasons. PERSONAL: Anglerne (Angie) was born on January 10, 1997 in Kansas City, Mo...Her parents are Annessoir Annelus and Bertha Dorvilus...She has three brothers, A.J., D.J. and Adlet and one sister, Londy...She lists her favorite movie as Beastly...Likes cheese...Someday would like to travel to Italy...She graduated with a degree in Communication and is now working on a Master's in Communication Management. CAREER BESTS: 100m - 11:06 200m - 22:16 (SR) 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 77 CHLOE ALYSSA BERRY BREWER 5-3, Senior 5-5, SOPHOMORE Distances DISTANCES Mission Viejo, Calif. SAN RAMON, CALIF. Mission Viejo HS CALIFORNIA HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS - 19th - 1500m 2019 Pac-12 - 14th - 800m 2017 Pac-12 - 14th - 800m 2018 Pac-12 - 9th - 1500m 2019 West Prelims 2018 West Prelims - 38th - 1500m 2019 Pac-12 - 16th - 1500m THIS YEAR: Sophomore Alyssa Brewer is in her second season as a distance runner on the USC track and fi eld team. She also competes on the cross country THIS YEAR: Senior Chloe Berry is in her fi nal season as a Trojan competing team in the Fall. She ranks fourth on USC's all-time indoor 800m list and seventh in distances. She also competes in cross country in the Fall. She ranks fourth on on the Trojans' outdoor 800m list. USC’s all-time top 10 in the indoor mile. 2019: She opened her season by setting her 1500m PR of 4:29.24 to place sec- 2019: Berry had a season-best time of 4:27.95 to place second in the 1500m at ond at the Trojan Invitational. She set her outdoor PR of 2:04.93 to win the 800m the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. She placed 16th in the event at the Pac-12 Champi- at the Power 5 Challenge and move into seventh on USC's all-time 800m list. onships with a time of 4:30.25. Indoors, she placed 20th in the mile race at the She fi nished 14th in the 800m at the Pac-12 Championships and at the NCAA MPSF Championships with a time of 4:56.94. West Preliminary Rounds, narrowly missing qualifying for the NCAA Champion- ships in the event. During the summer, she placed fi fth in the 800m with a time of 2018: Berry placed ninth in the 1500m with a time of 4:30.51 at the Pac-12 2:09.43 at the USATF U20s. Indoors, she had a PR of 2:06.48 to win the 800m Championships, 0.28 seconds out of scoring. She qualifi ed in the 1500m for re- at the Texas Tech Classic and moved to fourth on USC's all-time indoor 800m list. gionals and placed 38th with a time of 4:30.94. She set her 1500m PR of 4:25.29 at the Bryan Clay Invitational. Her 1500m time was the fastest by a Trojan for the HIGH SCHOOL: Brewer is a 2018 graduate from California High in San Ra- second consecutive season and quickest for a USC runner since Zsofi a Erdelyi mon, Calif. She was named California High’s Outstanding Female Athlete of ran 4:23.18 in 2009. the Year as she won 12 of 13 800m races during the season, placing second in the other one. She was a two-time California state champion in the 800m run, 2017: She set an 800m PR of 2:13.55 at the Cal Collegiate. Placed third in winning in 2016 with a PR of 2:06.86 and winning in 2017 with a time of 2:07.07. the 1500m with a time of 4:36.53 at the Battle on the Bayou. Set a then PR and Her time of 2:06.86 was the fastest run in the Northern Section since 1981. She fi nished second in the 1500m with a time of 4:33.65 at the Triton Invitational. She placed third in the 1500m with a time of 4:35.54 in the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. was the USATF Junior Olympic Champion in the 800m in 2016, the 800m record- Ran the 1500m at the Pac-12 Championships and placed 19th with a time of holder at the NCS Meet of Champions and Tri-Valley Meets, the California High 4:37.13. Indoors, she ran 4:56.67 in the mile at the Husky Classic, to rank fourth 400m and 800m record holder and Dan Gabor 400m and 800m meet record on USC's all-time indoor one-mile list. holder. She was the Arcadia 800m champion in 2017 and 2018. She also has bests of 55.05 in the 400m and 4:56.06 in the 1600m. Brewer earned a Max HIGH SCHOOL: Berry is a 2016 graduate of Mission Viejo HS in Mission Viejo, Preps Athlete of the Month Award in 2017, was a Mile Split All-American in 2017 Calif. She also competed in track and fi eld all four seasons, posting a best 800m and California High team MVP from 2016-18. She was also All-League in cross time of 2:17.47 and a best 1600m time of 4:50.19. She also competed in cross country in 2017 and won the NCS Division I cross country meet. She had a 5K country all four seasons. Posted a career-best 3-mile time of 18:02.8 to take sixth personal best of 18:51.9 to fi nish 43rd at the California state meet on November at the Sea View League Finals on Nov. 5, 2015. In her only 5K cross country race 25. Brewer also played on the soccer team while in high school. she had a time of 20:13.00 at the Clovis Invitational on Oct. 10, 2015. Also, at the 2.93-mile distance she fi nished with a time of 19:34 to place 11th at the Mt. PERSONAL: Alyssa was born on February 19, 2000 in Walnut Creek, Calif… SAC Cross Country Invitational on Oct. 24, 2015. She fi nished 52nd at the CIF Her parents are Dale and Melissa Brewer and she has one brother, Andy….Her Southern Section Division Finals with a time of 19:38.4 on Nov. 21, 2015. hobbies include reading, hiking, biking, camping, skiing, playing ping-pong and hanging out with friends…Her favorite foods include pancakes, tuna casserole PERSONAL: Chloe was born on July 23, 1998 in Mission Viejo, Calif...Her parents and pizza…Her favorite movie is Lord of the Rings and favorite musical group are Keri and Henry Berry...She has two sisters...Says she chose to attend USC is Queen…Says her sports hero is Stephen Curry because he somehow seems because wanted to stay close to home and go to a school with a strong sports to fi nd a way to win, getting off a last second buzzer beater shot and outworking program and an emphasis on academics...Her favorite food is pasta...Has done everybody, all despite his less than ideal stature…also for simply having fun on volunteer work at a hospital and wants to work in the medical fi eld helping children... the court and letting success come…She is majoring in Health and Human Sci- She is a Biological Sciences major. ences and would like to become a nurse.

CAREER BESTS: 800m - 2:13.55 1500m - 4:25.29 CAREER BESTS: 800m – 2:04.93 400m – 55.05 1500m – 4:29.24

PAGE 78 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS CHANEL ANNA BRISSETT COCKRELL 5-4, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN 5-10, SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN SPRINTS/HURDLES HURDLES PHILADELPHIA, PA. CHARLOTTE, N.C. CHELTENHAM HS PROVIDENCE DAY SCHOOL

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2018 Pac-12 - 8th - 100m, 1st - 100m H 2017 Pac-12 - 2nd - 100m H, 2nd - 400m H, 1st - 4x400m 2018 West Prelims - 2nd - 100m H 2017 West Prelims - 6th - 100m H, 2nd - 400m H, 1st - 4x400m 2018 NCAAs - 12th - 100m H 2017 NCAAs - 8th - 100m H, 2nd - 400m H - 8th - 100m, 1st - 100m H, 1st - 4x100m 2018 Pac-12 - 3rd - 100m H, 1st - 400m H, 1st - 4x400m 2019 Pac-12 - 6th - 100m H, 1st - 400m H, 2nd - 4x400m 2019 West Prelims - 1st - 100m H, 1st - 4x100m 2018 West Prelims - 2nd - 100m H, 1st - 4x100m 2018 NCAAs - 9th - 100m H, 2nd - 400m H, 1st - 4x400m 2019 NCAAs 2019 Pac-12 - 2nd - 100m H, 1st - 400m H, 1st - 4x400m THIS YEAR: Junior All-American Chanel Brissett is in her third season as 2019 West Prelims - 4th - 100m H, 3rd - 400m H, 2nd - 4x400m a hurdler and sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. She ranks second on 2019 NCAAs - 5th - 100m H, 1st - 400m H, 8th - 4x400m USC's all-time 100m hurdles list and ran leadoff on USC's school record-setting THIS YEAR: Senior All-American Anna Cockrell is in her fi nal season as a 4x100m relay. hurdler and sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. She is the defending NCAA Champion in the 400m hurdles and ranks third on both of USC's 100m hurdles and Brissett had an outstanding sophomore season winning the NCAA in- 2019: 400m hurdles lists. Cockrell has run on three of USC's all-time top 10 4x400m door 60m hurdles title, placing second in the 100m hurdles fi nal at the NCAA relays. She also ranks third in the 60m hurdles and seventh in the 200m on USC's Outdoor Championships and winning her second consecutive Pac-12 100m all-time indoor llist. She is one of the USC women's captains for the 2020 season. hurdles title. He had a PR of 12.52 (+0.6) to fi nish as runner-up at the NCAA Championships and move into second on USC's all-time list in the event. She 2019: Cockrell won the NCAA 400m hurdles title with a time of 55.23, the fastest won the Pac-12 100m hurdles title with a time of 12.70 (+0.7), fi nished eighth time everr run by a Trojan in the fi nals and she joined Natasha Danvers (2000) as in the 100m with a PR of 11.65 (+0.5) and ran on the winning 4x100m relay the only champions in the event for USC. She also placed fi fth in the 100m hurdles (42.45). USC set the school 4x100m record in winning the NCAA title with a time with a time of 12.80 (+0.6) and eighth as a member of USC's 4x400m relay at of 42.21. During the summer, she placed second in the hurdles at the NACAC nationals. Cockrell posted her 100m hurdles PR of 12.69 (+2.0) in the NCAA semifi - U23s with a time of 12.73 (+1.7) and fi nished ninth in the 100m hurdles at the nals to move into third place on USC's all-time list in the event. She won her second USATF Championships with a time of 12.96 (-0.9). She also won silver in the consecutive Pac-12 400m hurdles title, was second in the 100m hurdles and ran on 100m hurdles with a time of 12.99 at the Pan AM Games and ran leadoff for the winning 4x400m relay at the Conference meet. During the summer, she won USA's 4x100m which took the bronze medal. Indoors, she won the NCAA 60m the 400m hurdles at the NACAC U23s with a time of 56.54. She also placed sixth in hurdles title with a time of 7.90, which ranks second on USC's all-time list, and the 400m hurdles at the USATF Championships with a time of 56.14. Indoors, she won the MPSF title with a time of 8.04. reached the NCAA 60m hurdles fi nal, but was held out the fi nal due to a tight hamstring. Cockrell was also named USATFCCCA All-Academic and was named to the 2018: She won her fi rst collegiate race, capturing the 100m hurdles with a time 2018-19 Google Cloud Academic All-America Track/Cross Country Second Team. of 13.10 (+3.1w) at the Trojan Invitational. Her next 100m hurdles victory would come at the Pac-12 Championships where she ran a then-PR of 12.75 (+1.7) 2018: She took 2nd in the 400m hurdles at the NCAA Championships for the 2nd- to win the title as a freshman. She also placed eighth in the 100m with a time straight season, posting a season-best time of 55.71. She tied her then-PR with a time of 11.62 (+2.6w) at Pac-12s to help USC to the team title. She fi nished second of 12.88 (+1.4) to place 9th in the 100m hurdles at NCAAs, .003 seconds out of qualify- with a time of 12.86 (+1.2) in the 100m hurdles at the NCAA West Preliminary ing for the fi nal. Also ran the second leg for USC's relay which ran 3:27.06, the 4th- Rounds to advance to the NCAA semifi nals. Her time of 13.02 (+1.4) at the fastest time in school history, to win the NCAA title in the event and clinch the team title. NCAAs was good for 12th. She went on to place third in the 100m hurdles with She won the Pac-12 400m hurdles title with a time of 56.47 and placed 3rd in the 100m a time of 12.95 (-0.5) at the USATF Junior Championships. Indoors she had a hurdles with a PR of 12.88 (+1.7). She also won the USC-UCLA Dual Meet 400m hur- then-PR of 8.09 in the 60m at the Tiger Paw Invitational. She fi nished fourth in dles race with a time of 56.24. She set her 200m PR of 23.37 to fi nish 2nd at the Power the 60m hurdles with a time of 8.24 at the MPSF Championships and ninth at the 5 Challenge. She then took 5th in the 400m hurdles at the USATF Championships with NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of 8.12. a time of 56.14. She set indoor PRs of 7.93 in the 60m hurdles and 23.16 in the 200m which rank 2nd and 4th on USC's all-time lists. Cockrell ran the 7.93 to place 2nd in the HIGH SCHOOL: Brissett graduated from Cheltenham High School in 2017. 60m hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Championships. She also ran on USC's 4x400m re- She just started competing in hurdles during her junior season. She has a best lay which ran 3:27.45 to win the NCAA indoor title, the 2nd-fastest time in school history. of 12.95 in the 100m HH, which she ran at the 2016 Olympic Trials after her Cockrell was also named USATFCCCA All-Academic and was named to the 2017-18 junior season. Her time of 12.95 tied the Pennsylvania high school girls record Google Cloud Academic All-America Track/Cross Country Second Team. and ranks third on the all-time high school hurdler list. She won the 100m hurdles title at the 2016 New Balance Nationals with a time of 13.01. Brissett was named 2017: She opened her USC 400m hurdles career at the Battle on the Bayou with to the USA Today All-USA Girls Track & Field second team. a time of 55.51 to take 2nd, move to 4th on USC's all-time list and set the freshman school record. Before the season was over, she would earn Pac-12 Women's Fresh- PERSONAL: Chanel was born on August 10, 1999 to Delroy and Sheryl Bris- man of the Year honors, as well as All-America honors. She posted a USC freshman sett…She has one brother, Christian…She is currently majoring in Communi- record of 55.14, placing 8th at the USA Championships. In between, she placed 2nd cations at USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism…She lists at the Pac-12s with a time of 55.54 and 2nd at the NCAA Championships with a time of soul food as her favorite food. 55.36....that time moved her to 3rd on USC's all-time list and she became USC's second freshman All-American in the event. She placed 2nd in the 100m HH with a time of CAREER BESTS: 100m HH – 12.52 100m – 11.66 200m – 23.84 13.06 (+0.5) at the Pac-12 Championships. She placed 8th in the event at the NCAA Championships with a time of 12.91 (+1.6). She also ran on USC's Pac-12 champion 4x400m relay which ran a time of 3:29.52. She also ran on the 4x400m relay which won at the NCAA West Regional with the 2nd-fastest time in school history of 3:26.09. Placed 4th with a time of 7.99 in the 60m hurdles at the NCAA Championships, a day after setting the school freshman record with a time of 7.98 in the semifi nals.

HIGH SCHOOL: Cockrell graduated from Providence Day in 2016. She had bests of 13.17 in the 100m HH and 55.20 in the 400m IH. She was a champion in the 2015 Pan American Junior 400m IH, 2016 Penn Relays 400m IH, 2016 World U20 400m IH, and 2016 World U20 4x400m relay.

PERSONAL: Anna was born on August 28, 1997 in San Ramon, Calif....Parents are Kieth and Serena Cockrell and she has two siblings, Ross and Ciera...Lists favorite food as pancakes…One day would like to travel to Paris, Greece, or Mo- rocco...Says she enjoys singing, reading, spending time with family, and listening to her favorite artist, Beyoncé…She graduated with a Communication degree and a Political Science minor and is working on a Master's in Public Policy at USC. Made the Dean's List in Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Spring 2017 and Spring 2018....She is a member of Lambda Pi Eta, Anneberg's only honors society...Named to the 2017 USTFCCCA All-Academic team.

CAREER BESTS: 100m HH – 12.69 200m – 23.37 400m IH – 55.14 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 79 KYRA JENNIFER CONSTANTINE DALY 5-7, SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN 5-9, JUNIOR SPRINTS DISTANCES TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA LAGUNA NIGEL, CALIF. ST. ROCH CATHOLIC HS DANA HILLS HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS THIS YEAR: Junior Jennifer Daly is in her third season of competing in the 2017 Pac-12 - 6th - 400m distances for USC. She also ran for the cross country team in the Fall. 2017 West Prelims - 30th - 400m 2018 Pac-12 - 7th - 400m 2019: She competed in fi ve outdoor meets. She had a season-best 800m time 2018 West Prelims - 12th - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m of 2:16.55 at the Trojan Invitational. She fi nished fi fth in the 800m at the USC- - 19th - 400m, 1st - 4x400m 2018 NCAAs UCLA Dual Meet. She opened the season by placing second in the 1500m with 2018 Pac-12 - 2nd - 400m , 1st - 4x400m 2018 West Prelims - 1st - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m a time of 4:49.72 at the Beach Opener. - 6th - 400m, 8th - 4x400m 2018 NCAAs 2018: Daly was limited to three races due to injury during the season, running THIS YEAR: Senior All-American Kyra Constantine is in her fi nal season as a a season-best 800m time of 2:14.53 to fi nish eighth at the Power 5 Challenge. Trojan on the sprints team focusing on the 200m, 400m and 4x400m relay. She She opened her collegiate track career by winning the 1500m race at the Beach ranks third on both USC's all-time indoor and outdoor 400m dash lists. She also Opener with a time of 4:47.40. She competed in one indoor meet, posting a time has run on three of USC's all-time top 10 4x400m relays. of 1:40.06 in the 600m to fi nish 15th at the MLK Invitational. 2019: Constantine earned All-America honors in the 400m dash by placing sixth HIGH SCHOOL: Daly is a 2017 graduate of Dana Hills High in Dana Point, Calif. with a time of 51.47 at the NCAA Championships. She also ran on USC's 4x400m In track, she has a best of 2:11.93 in the 800m and 5:09.05 in the 1600m. Daly ran relay which placed eighth. She placed second in the 400m with a time of 51.41 on Dana Hills’ 4x400m relay which set a school and Orange County record with and ran on the winning 4x400m relay at the Pac-12 Championships. During the a time of 3:46.67 in the 2017 CIF State prelims before taking second in the fi nals. summer, she won the 400m dash at the NACAC Championships with a time of She holds four different school records (800m, SMR, 4x400m, 4x800m). She was 51.51 and won the 400m title at the Canadian Athletics Championships with a PR also a CIF 800m Masters Meet qualifi er. Her best three-mile cross country time of 51.22...that time moved her into third place on USC's all-time list. She qualifi ed was 17:39.8 and best 5K time was 19:21.4. She was involved all four years with to represent Canada at the World Championships, but elected to focus on her Interact and the California Scholarship Federation. She was a District Assistant studies. Indoors, she won the MPSF 400m title with a PR of 52.07 which ranks leader with Interact. She was a team captain, MVP, and graduated with honors third on USC' all-time list. She also earned indoor All-America honors by placing third at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of 52.32. from Dana Hills HS. She served as the yearbook senior section editor. 2018: Constantine placed seventh with a time of 52.59 in the 400m at the Pac-12 PERSONAL: Jennifer was born on August 20, 1999 in Laguna Hills, Calif... Championships. She ran a then-collegiate PR of 52.58 to place 12th in the 400m Her parents are Heather and James Daly and she has one sister, Caroline...Her at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds and advance to the NCAA Championships. hobbies include sailing, going to the beach and traveling...Some day would like In the semifi nals, she had a time of 53.18 to fi nish 19th. She had an 800m PR of to travel to Paris and Greece...After USC she would like to become a successful 2:10.30 to take fi fth at the Power 5 Challenge. During the indoor season she had a business woman with insight and connections, and to become a stronger and more then-400m PR of 52.73 to win the title at the MPSF Championships. She went on competitive athlete...She is majoring in International Business at USC. to place 14th in the 400m at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of 53.33. CAREER BESTS: 800m –2:11.93 1500m – 4:47.40 2017: Constantine took second in the 400m with a time of 53.21 at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. She posted a season-best time in the 400m of 52.92 to place sixth at the Pac-12 Championships. She ran 54.37 to fi nish 30th at the NCAA West Prelims. Constantine ran on USC's 4x400m relay in the NCAA semifi nals which advanced to the fi nals with the top qualifying time of 3:27.64 which ranks fourth on USC's all-time list. At the Ontario J/S Championships, she won the 400m with a time of 53.91 and placed fi rst in the 200m with a time of 23.19 (+2.9w). In her only 800m of the season, she ran 2:14.03 to place ninth at the Aztec Invitational. Indoors, she ran 53.83 in the 400m to place fi rst at the Tyson Invitational. She placed fourth in the 200m (24.04) and sixth in the 400m (53.93) at the MPSF Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL: Constantine graduated from St. Roch Catholic in 2016. She had bests of 23.90 in the 200m and 52.44 in the 400m. She ran her 52.44 time at the 2015 World Youth Championships in Cali, Colombia, where she placed fourth.

PERSONAL: Kyra was born on August 1, 1998...Parents are Jo-Ann Sutherland and Sherwin Constantine and she has one brother, Darius...Sports heroes are Usain Bolt and Allyson Felix...Lists favorite foods as curry shrimp and potatoes...One day would like to travel to Bora Bora...Enjoys shopping in her free time…Hopes to become a professional track athlete or a ﬁ reﬁ ghter...Her major at USC is Communications.

CAREER BESTS: 200m – 23.80/23.19w 400m – 51.22 800m – 2:10.30

PAGE 80 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS JACQUELYN KARLEE FIELDS FREEMAN 6-0, SOPHOMORE 5-6, SOPHOMORE JUMPS THROWS LAS VEGAS, NEV. RAYMOND, WASH. PALO VERDE HS RAYMOND HS

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Jacquelyn Fields is in her second season of competing POSTSEASON RESULTS in the high jump for the USC track and fi eld team. 2019 Pac-12 - 10th - DT, 8th - SP 2019 West Prelims - 31st - DT, 46th - SP 2019: Fields was limited to just one meet as a freshman due to injury. She THIS YEAR: Sophomore Karlee Freeman is in her second season of compet- competed in the triple jump at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet, but did not land a ing in the throws for USC. She is the USC women's freshman record-holder in legal jump. the discus throw and ranks fourth on USC's all-time list. She also ranks ninth on the Trojans' all-time shot put list. HIGH SCHOOL: Fields is a 2018 graduate of Palo Verde High in Las Vegas, Nev. She has a high jump personal best of 5-7 (1.70m). She was the Nevada 2019: She set her discus, shot put, hammer and javelin throw PRs during state champion in the high jump as a junior, was second as a sophomore and the season. Set the USC freshman discus throw record and posted the fourth- third as a senior. She was the 2017 Arcadia Invitational Open Division high jump farthest women's discus throw in school history with a mark of 179-5 (54.70m) to champion. She was named the Palo Verde High Female Athlete of the Year and win at the Triton Invitational. She set her hammer throw PR with a throw of 143-4 Las Vegas Review Journal Nevada Preps Honorable Mention as a senior. She (43.70m) at the Jim Click Shootout. She placed second in the discus throw with also was a member of the volleyball team and the speech and debate team. a mark of 169-2 (51.56m) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet...she also scored by placing third in the shot put with a PR of 52-2.00 (15.90m) and third in the javelin PERSONAL: Fields was born on December 23, 1999 in Edmond, Okla…Her throw with a PR of 133-8 (40.74m). Freeman's shot put mark at the USC-UCLA mother’s name is Paula Perkins and she has one sister, Jessica Fields, who Dual Meet moved her into ninth on USC's all-time list. She placed 31st in the competes in the hurdles for Redlands…Her favorite pastimes include Ashtanga discus throw with a mark of 161-5 (49.21m) at the West Prelims and 46th in the yoga, watching television and socializing…Her favorite foods are Cheeze-Its, Pop- shot put with a mark of 46-4.75 (14.14m). During the summer, she fi nished 11th Tarts and salmon…Lists her favorite movies as Pride and Prejudice, Harry Potter in the discus throw with a mark of 151-5 (46.15m) at the USATF U20s. and 21 & 22 Jumpstreet…Her favorite musical artists are Juice Wrld, Logic, Post Malone, J. Cole, Drake and blackbear…Things she would like to do are skydive, HIGH SCHOOL: Freeman is a 2018 graduate of Raymond High in Raymond, horseback ride on the beach, ride an elephant and take a selfi e with Quokka…After Wash. She won the 2018 Class 2B state title in the discus, shot put and javelin graduation would like to go to medical school…She is a Biology major at USC. and earned eight individual state titles in her high school career: discus (all four years), shot put (as a junior and senior), javelin (as a senior) and 100m hurdles CAREER BESTS: High Jump –5-7 (1.70m) (as a sophomore). She is the Washington 2B state record-holder in the shot put and discus throw. Her discus throw PR of 173-3 ranks second in Washington state high school history and ranked fi fth among high school throwers in 2018. She also has a shot put PR of 49-5, a hammer throw PR of 141-7 and a javelin throw PR of 130-11. She was a Junior Olympics age group national champion in 2014, 2017 and 2018. She was an honor roll student all four years of high school. She also competed in basketball and volleyball while in high school.

PERSONAL: Karlee was born on April 7, 2000 in Olympia, Wash…Her parents are Briana and Philip Freeman…She has two brothers, Jayce and Jaxson and two sisters, Karsyn and Kamryn…Her favorite food is Mexican cuisine, especially quesadillas…Her favorite movie is The Blind Side and favorite television show is One Tree Hill…Chose USC because of how academically strong the school is and because of throws coach Dan Lange…After graduating she would like to continue her throws career and eventually become an athletic trainer at a school…She is a Health and Human Science major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: DT – 179-5-FR SP – 52-2 HT – 143-4 JT – 133-8

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 81 BAILEY KATHERINE LEAR LONGJOHN 5-8, SOPHOMORE ALL-AMERICAN 5-8, SOPHOMORE SPRINTS THROWS FRISCO, TEXAS TORRANCE, CALIF. FRISCO HERITAGE HS TORRANCE HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS Sophomore Katherine (Katie) Longjohn is in her second season - 5th - 400m, 1st - 4x400m THIS YEAR: 2019 Pac-12 as a thrower on the USC track and fi eld team. 2019 West Prelims - 15th - 400m, 2nd - 4x400m 2019 NCAAs - 8th - 4x400m 2019: Longjohn competed in one meet during her fi rst season. She had a mark THIS YEAR: Sophomore All-American Bailey Lear is in her second season as of 124-6 (37.96m) to fi nish 12th in the hammer throw at the Trojan Invitational. a sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. She is the USC women's freshman record-holder in the indoor 400m dash. She also ran the leadoff leg on USC's HIGH SCHOOL: Longjohn is a 2018 graduate of Torrance High School where 4x400m relay which had the eighth-fastest outdoor time in school history. Also, she was named the Most Valuable Athlete for the track and fi eld team as a senior. ran on the sixth-fastest indoor 4x400m relay in school history. She is the Torrance High school record holder in the discus throw with a mark of 2019: Lear won her fi rst 2 collegiate 400m races, winning with a time of 53.25 119-9. She won the Pioneer League title in the shot put and discus throw as a at the Trojan Invitational and then 52.86 at the Power 5 Challenge. She set her junior and senior. She was a CIF fi nals alternate in the discus throw in 2018. She 400m PR of 52.07 in placing fi fth at the Pac-12 Championships. She also ran placed 11th in the discus throw with her PR of 119-9, which was a six-foot PR, at leadoff on USC's 4x400m relay that won the Pac-12 title with a time of 3:29.23. the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 Prelims and was 13th in the shot put with a She had a time of 52.84 to fi nish 15th in the 400m at the NCAA West Prelims. PR of 35-3. She was a member of the National Honor Society in 2017 and 2-018 She ran on USC's 4x400m relay which earned All-America honors with a eighth- and was given the Social Science Achievement Award in 2018. She also was an place fi nish at the NCAA Championships. During the summer, Lear placed fi fth outside hitter on the volleyball team. in the 400m with a time of 52.55 at the USATF U20s. Indoors, she set the USC freshman 400m record with a time of 53.17 at the MLK Invitational. She took Katie was born on December 16, 1999 in Torrance, Calif…Her third in the 400m at the MPSF Championships with a time of 53.46. She earned PERSONAL: parents are Mary and Donald Longjohn and she has one sister, Rachel…Her fa- All-America honors as part of USC's sixth-place 4x400m relay at indoor NCAAs. ther did his residency at the USC Keck School of Medicine and is an Orthopedic HIGH SCHOOL: Lear is a 2018 graduate of Frisco Heritage High in Frisco, Knee and Hip surgeon at Keck…Lists her favorite foods as cheese pizza and Texas. The three-time team captain helped Heritage fi nish third at the 2018 5A chocolate chip cookies…Says her favorite movie is Forrest Gump and favorite Texas state meet by winning the 400m with a time of 53.34, anchoring the win- television shows are The Good Place, How I Met Your Mother and The Offi ce… ning 4x400m relay and placing second in the 200m with a time of 23.74. She Her favorite musical artists are Bruno Mars, Journey, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Pres- won the 2018 Texas Tech Open indoor track meet with a time of 53.20 to set the ley, Michael Jackson, Ed Sheeran and Shaw Mendes…She would like to become Texas high school girls indoor 400m record, breaking the record of Courtney a lawyer or a judge and is majoring in Political Science at USC. Okolo (2012) who went on to win four NCAA titles in the event. Her high school 400m PR of 52.73 ranked fourth among high school seniors last season. She was the 2017 Brooks PR Invitational and 2017 Texas Track & Field Coaches CAREER BESTS: HT – 124-6 DT – 119-9 SP – 35-3 Association Meet of Champions 400m dash champion. She was named to the Academic All-District Team all four years and graduated Cum Laude. PERSONAL: Bailey was born on March 17, 2001 in New Orleans, La…Her parents are Kimberlyn and Winston Lear and she has one sister, N’Dia…Her favorite pastime is dancing, favorite movie is The Princess and the Frog and favorite television show is Once Upon A Time…Likes to eat seafood…Her favorite musical artist is Summer Walker…Lists Allyson Felix as her sports hero because she is relentless on the track and is not afraid to test her will and take on other events, excelling in the 100m, 200m and then 400m races…Off the track has been involved in Catholic Charities to deliver food to seniors and Destined 2 Run Track & Field Mentoring…She is a Communication major and Entrepreneurship minor at USC. CAREER BESTS: 400m – 52.07

PAGE 82 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS JOY MECCA McARTHUR McGLASTON 5-9, JUNIOR 5-9, SENIOR ALL-AMERICAN THROWS HURDLES, SPRINTS DANA POINT, CALIF. DUBLIN, CALIF. DANA HILLS HS DUBLIN HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2018 Pac-12 - 7th - HT 2017 Pac-12 - 5th - 100m H, 8th - 400m H 2018 West Prelims - 32nd - HT 2018 Pac-12 - 5th - 100m H 2019 Pac-12 - 4th - HT 2018 West Prelims - 12th - 100m H - 11th - 100m H 2019 West Prelims - 21st - HT 2018 NCAAs 2019 Pac-12 - 3rd - 100m H, 6th - 200m THIS YEAR: Junior Joy McArthur is in her third season as a Trojan, competing 2019 West Prelims - 24th - 100m H in the hammer throw. She is a former USATF Junior hammer throw champion THIS YEAR: Senior Mecca McGlaston is in her fi nal season as a hurdler and and ranked second all-time on the high school girls hammer throw list when she sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. She ranks seventh on USC's all-time graduated. She ranks 10th on USC's all-time woman's hammer throw list and tied 100m hurdles list and fi fth on the Trojans' indoor 60m hurdles list. She also ran the for second on its all-time weight throw list. leadoff leg on USC's second-fastest all-time women's 4x100m relay.

2019: McArthur had a collegiate-best hammer throw of 202-11 (61.85m) to 2019: McGlaston had a season-best 100m hurdles time of 13.06 (+0.2) in the place fourth at the Pac-12 Championships...that throw came in her fi nal attempt Pac-12 Championships prelims and fi nished third in the fi nals with a time of 13.13 and bettered her 10th-place standing on USC's all-time list. She had a mark of (+0.7)...she also placed sixth in the 200m dash at the Conference Meet with a 194-6 (59.29m) to place 21st at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds. She won time of 23.45. She set her 200m PR of 23.27 (+0.7) in a win at the Mt. SAC the hammer throw at the Trojan Invitational with a mark of 201-2 (61.33m). In- Relays. McGlaston also ran leadoff on the 4x100m relay in the Pac-12 prelims doors, she had a PR of 57-5.00 (17.50m) to fi nish fi fth at the Texas Tech Classic and the team won with the second-fastest time in school history of 42.44. Indoors, and tie for second on USC's all-time weight throw list. McGlaston earned All-America honors by fi nishing seventh in the 60m hurdles fi nals with a time of 8.48 at the NCAA Indoor Championships...she set a PR with 2018: Opened her USC outdoor career by winning the hammer throw at the the sixth-fastest time ever by a Trojan of 8.00 in the prelims. Trojan Invitational with a mark of 197-1 (60.07m). She then fi nished third at the Power 5 Challenge with the then-10th-farthest hammer throw in school history of 2018: She placed second in the 100m hurdles with a time of 13.32 (-2.4) and 201-9 (61.49m). She had a throw of 191-9 (58.44m) to place second in the ham- third in the 400m hurdles with a PR of 60.95 at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. Took mer throw at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. She placed seventh in the event at the fi fth with a then-PR of 13.06 (+1.7) in the 100m hurdles at the Pac-12 Champion- Pac-12 Championships with her fi nal throw of 192-3 (58.61m). She threw 182-10 ships. Advances out of the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds 12th in the hurdles (55.74m) at the NCAA West Regional and did not advance to nationals. with a time of 13.27 (2.6w). Ran a PR of 12.98 (+2.0) to place 11th in the NCAA semifi nals and move to seventh on USC's all-time list. Made it to the USATF HIGH SCHOOL: McArthur graduated in 2017 from Dana Hills High School in Championship semifi nals in the 100m hurdles and fi nished 16th with a time of Dana Point, Calif. She began throwing the hammer two years ago. She had a 13.46 (-0.6). best hammer throw of 201-9 as a senior, the top high school mark in 2017, and 2017: McGlaston placed third in her fi rst collegiate 400m hurdles race with a was named to the 2017 All-USA Girls First Team by USA Today. As a junior, she time of 61.38 at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. She set a then 400m hurdles PR with won the 2016 USATF Junior hammer throw title with a PR of 203-8 (62.07m) in a time of 61.28 at the Pac-12 Preliminary Rounds...the next day she placed eighth just her fi fth career meet in the discipline. Her mark of 203-8 ranks second on in the fi nals with a time of 62.80. She also fi nished fi fth in the 100m hurdles with the USA girls all-time hammer throw list. McArthur went on to place ninth at the a season-best time of 13.46 (+0.5) at the Pac-12 Championships. Slowed by 2016 IAAF U20 World Championships in Poland with a throw of 187-2 (57.04m). injuries early in the season, she opened her outdoor season by running 13.66 She was named to the 2016 USA Today All-USA Girls Track & Field second team. (+2.3w) to fi nish fourth at the Pacifi c Coast Intercollegiate Meet.

PERSONAL: Joy was born on July 5, 1999 to Eric Sr. and Akiko McArthur…She HIGH SCHOOL: McGlaston graduated from Dublin HS in 2016. She has a best has an older brother, Eric Jr., and a younger sister, Maya…She is currently major- of 13.18 in the 100m HH to ﬁ nish second at the 2015 CIF state meet. Her time ing in Communication…Her favorite musical artists are Jhene Aiko and Summer was the World Junior leader and the third-fastest in state history and sixth-fastest Walker…Someday would like to travel to Europe and Asia...Hopes to continue her ever by a high school hurdler at that time. She cautiously came back from a athletic career after graduation. quadriceps injury as a senior and had a best 100m HH time of 13.85 and ﬁ nished 10th at the 2016 CIF Championships. CAREER BESTS: Hammer Throw -203-8 (62.07m) PERSONAL: Mecca was born on July 23, 1998 in Oakland, Calif....Parents are Darrell McGlaston and Donna Harris and she has seven siblings, Jojo, Jason, Brittany, Rachael, Erica, Andy and Luis...Sports hero is Allyson Felix...Lists favorite food as sushi...One day would like to travel to Greece...Enjoys dancing and listening to music in her free time...Favorite actor is Will Smith and favorite musical artist is Michael Jackson…Hopes to run professionally and become a director and producer…She is a Communication major and a Cinematic Arts minor at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 100m HH – 12.98 400m IH – 60.95

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 83 CASSIDY COLETTE "COCO" PALKA PUTNAM 5-11, JUNIOR 5-11, RS-JUNIOR JUMPS JAVELIN THOUSAND OAKS, CALIF. LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF. OAKS CHRISTIAN HS LAGUNA BEACH HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS THIS YEAR: Redshirt junior Colette "Coco" Putnam is in her third season com- 2018 Pac-12 - 4th - HJ peting in the javelin throw for USC. 2019 Pac-12 - 4th - HJ 2019: Putnam competed in four meets during the season. She improved her THIS YEAR: Junior Cassidy Palka is in her third season as a high jumper on PR of 106-1 (32.35m) by one centemeter in the havelin throw at the Triton Invita- the USC track and ﬁ eld team. She is tied for eighth on the USC women's all-time tional. She ﬁ nished sixth in the event at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a mark indoor high jump list. of 93-9 (28.59m).

2019: Palka had a season-best high jump of 5-7.25 (1.71m) to fi nish fourth at 2018: Putnam fi nished third in the javelin throw at the Power 5 Challenge with a the Pac-12 Championships. She placed second in the high jump with a clear- best throw of 95-11 (29.23m). She had a PR of 106-1 (32.34m) at the California ance of 5-7.00 (1.70m) at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. Indoors, she had a jump of Collegiate. She threw over 100 feet again at the Beach Invitational with a throw 5-5.75 (1.67m) to tie for third at the Tyson Invitational and tie for eighth on USC's of 105-10 (32.26m). She fi nished fi fth at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a mark all-time indoor high jump list. of 85-10 (27.39m).

2018: Palka jumped 5-6.00 (1.68m) in her fi rst outdoor meet for USC, tying for 2017: Putnam trained with the team, but used it as a redshirt season. second in the high jump at the Beach Opener. She was the high jump champion HIGH SCHOOL: Putnam graduated from Laguna Beach in 2016. She has at the Trojan Invitational with a clearance of 5-7.00 (1.70m). She won again with bests of 43.52 in the 300m IH and 57.19 in the 400m to place ninth at the Stanford a clearance of 5-6.00 (1.68m) at the California Collegiate. She had a season- Relays on April 2. She won the Orange Coast League 400m and 300m IH titles best clearance of 5-8.00 (1.73m) to place fourth at the Pac-12 Championships. all four years of high school. She competed in one indoor meet and cleared 5-5.25 (1.66m) to fi nish seventh at the MLK Invitational. PERSONAL: Colette was born on Dec. 13, 1997 in Newport Beach, Calif....Par- ents are Evalyn and Rick Putnam and she has one sibling, Haley...Both her uncle Palka is a 2017 graduate from Oaks Christian HS in Westlake, HIGH SCHOOL: and grandfather have attended USC…Her second passion is horseback riding... Calif. She placed fourth in the high jump with a clearance of 5-8 at the 2017 CIF She is a Law, History and Culture major at USC with a double minor in Marketing California State Meet. She also cleared 5-8 to place second in the high jump at and Environmental Studies. the Mt. SAC Relays. She won the 2016 CIF State high jump title with a PR of 5-9. She was a member of four-straight team championships at Oaks Christian and CAREER BESTS: JT – 106-1 (32.35m) became just the second CIF athlete to win four team and four individual titles. Palka was named to the 2017 All-Area fi rst team by the Los Angeles Daily News.

PERSONAL: Cassidy was born on April 29, 1999....Her parents are Catherine and Cory Palka and she has two siblings, Cole and Chad...She enjoys fashion and hanging out with friends...Her favorite movie is The Greatest Showman and her favorite television show is Shark Tank...Her favorite recording artist is Alicia Keys...Says her favorite food is enchiladas...Is a Journalism major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: High Jump – 5-9

PAGE 84 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS KAELIN ROBERTS SHANTE 5-8, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN ROBINSON 5-5, SOPHOMORE SPRINTS HURDLES LONG BEACH, CALIF. INGLEWOOD, CALIF. CARSON HS MIRA COSTA HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2018 Pac-12 - 3rd - 400m, 1st - 4x400m 2018 Pac-12 - 7th - 400m H 2019 Pac-12 - 1st - 400m, 1st - 4x400m 2018 West Prelims - 8th - 400m H 2019 West Prelims - DNS - 400m (quarterfi nals) 2018 NCAAs - 12th - 400m H 2019 NCAAs - 8th - 4x400m THIS YEAR: Sophomore Shante Robinson is in her second season of com- THIS YEAR: Junior Kaelin Roberts is in her third season on the USC track and peting in the hurdles for the USC track and fi eld team. fi eld team, focusing on the 400m and relays. She is the USC freshman record-holder in the outdoor 400m dash and ranks fourth on the Trojans' all-time list in the event. 2019: Robinson did not compete in track and fi eld during the 2019 season. She ranks second on USC's indoor 400m list. She also has run on USC's eight-fastest outdoor 4x400m relay and on the second and sixth-fastest indoor 4x400m relays. 2018: Robinson made steady progress throughout the season, opening her outdoor Trojan career by placing second in the 400m hurdles (61.71) and third 2019: Was limited again due to leg injuries, but still had a big sophomore campaign. in the 100m hurdles (14.08) at the Beach Opener. She took second in the 400m She set her 200m PR of 22.97 (-0.4) in winning at the Power 5 Challenge. She set hurdles at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a time of 59.31. She fi nished seventh her 400m PR of 51.25 two win the Pac-12 title and now ranks fourth on USC's all-time in the 400m hurdles with a time of 59.36 at the Pac-12 Championships. She outdoor 400m list. She reached the NCAA quarterfi nals in the 400m, but had to pull ran a PR of 58.02 to advance eighth out of the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds. out of the meet due to injury. She rehabbed in time to run anchor for USC's 4x400m She fi nished 12th in the semifi nals of the 400m hurdles at the NCAA Champi- onships with a time of 58.24. During the indoor season she had a best 60m relay at the NCAA Championships which placed eighth. She won the NCAA indoor hurdles time of 8.51 at the MLK Invitational. She ran 8.58 to fi nish 10th in the 400m title with a PR of 51.50 and moved into second on USC's all-time indoor list. 60m hurdles at the MPSF Championships. 2018: Roberts was hampered by a leg injury during her fi rst season, but it didn't stop her from breaking Kendall Ellis' freshman school record in the 400m dash. HIGH SCHOOL: Robinson is a 2017 graduate of Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, Calif. She placed third in the 300m hurdles at the 2017 CIF She broke the USC freshman record for the fi rst time in her second race of the sea- State Championships with a PR of 40.84...she was also fi fth in the 100m hurdles son, placing fourth with a time of 51.99 at the Mt. SAC Relays. She then lowered with a time of 13.66 (+3.7w). She was fourth in the 300m hurdles in 2016 with a the record to 51.33 in placing third in the 400m at the Pac-12 Championships...that time of 42.46 and fi fth in 2015 at the CIF State Championships. Robinson is the time moved her to third on USC's all-time list in the event. She also ran on USC's holder of nine Mira Costa High School records. winning 4x400m relay which won the conference title with a time of 3:30.45. Rob- erts ran in one indoor race, running the leadoff leg for the NCAA champion 4x400m PERSONAL: Shante was born on September 11, 1999 to Ralvin Robinson relay team which posted a time of 3:27.45 to capture the title, the second-fastest and Camille Hylton…She has one sibling, Semajai…She was President of the time in school history and fourth all-time by an indoor collegiate quartet. Black Student Union at Mira Costa High School…Hobbies include photography, paintballing and hikes…Her sports hero is Usain Bolt…Someday would like to HIGH SCHOOL: Roberts graduated from Carson High School in 2017. She travel to Africa…She is a Public Policy major at USC. won the 2017 L.A. City CIF 200m and 400m titles, as well as running a leg on the winning 4x100m relay. She won the 2016 CIF state 400m title with a PR of 52.28, CAREER BESTS: 100m H -- 13.81/13.66w 400m H -- 58.02 her second California state title in the event. Her time was the third-fastest in the country by a high school athlete in 2016. She went undefeated in the 400m as a junior and was named to the USA Today All-USA Girls Track & Field fi rst team. She was also named the Daily Breeze All-Area Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year. Roberts has wind-legal bests of 11.57 in the 100m and 23.52 in the 200m.

PERSONAL: Kaelin was born on January 6, 1999 to Michael and Mechell Rob- erts…She has one brother, Darrell…She lists Eric Bellinger and Joe Moses as her favorite musicians…She currently is majoring in Communications at USC Annen- berg School for Communication & Journalism. CAREER BESTS: 100m - 11.57 200m - 22.97 400m - 51.25

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 85 JEMIMA BRYNN RUSSELL SAUER 5-8, SOPHOMORE 5-5, SOPHOMORE DISTANCES DISTANCES MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA RICHMOND, MINN. CAULFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL ROCORI HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS THIS YEAR: Sophomore Brynn Sauer is in her second season of running for 2018 Pac-12 - 4th - 800m the USC track and fi eld and cross country teams. 2018 West Prelims - 12th - 800m 2019: Sauer was limited to three meets due to injury during her freshman sea- THIS YEAR: Sophomore Jemima Russell is in her second season as an son. She had a best 800m time of 2:15.60 at the Triton Invitational. She also 800m runner on USC’s track and fi eld team. She also competes in cross coun- posted a time of 5:01.39 in the 1500m at the Beach Opener, her only 1500m race try in the Fall. She ranks eighth on USC's all-time outdoor 800m list and second of the season. on the indoor list with the Trojan freshman record. HIGH SCHOOL: Sauer is a 2018 graduate of Rocori High in Cold Spring, Minn. 2019: Russell fi nished fourth in the 800m with a time of 2:05.71 at the Pac-12 where she had a personal bests of 2:12.38 in the 800m. As a senior she placed Championships. She ran a season-best 2:04.95 to fi nish 12th in the 800m by sixth in the 800m, fourth in the 4x800, and sixth in the 4x400m in the Minnesota time at the NCAA West Prelims, but did not advance due to automatic qualifi - State high School Championships. She was a 10-time state fi nalist and a 12- ers...that time moved her to eighth on USC's all-time list. She set her 1500m PR of 4:29.68 at the Trojan Invitational. Indoors, she set the USC freshman record time section champion and helped lead the Spartans to a state Class 2A true- and moved to second on USC's all-time list with a winning time of 2:05.91 at the team championship. She set the conference 800m record and was All-State all Tyson Invitational. four seasons. She was named the USATF 15-16 Minnesota Athlete of the Year in 2016. She was the 2016 AAU national champion in the 800m. Sauer also played HIGH SCHOOL: Russell is a 2018 graduate of Caulfi eld Grammar School in tennis in high school. She served as class president, secretary of the National Melbourne, Australia. She has PRs of 2:04.81 in the 800m and 55.33 in the 400m. Honor Society and was valedictorian of her class. She competed at the 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships and placed 13th in the 800m with a PR of 2:04.81 and ran on the 4x400m relay team which earned a silver PERSONAL: Sauer was born on April 7, 2000 in St. Cloud, Minn…Her parents medal. She won the 400m dash at the 2017 Australian U20 Athletics Champion- are Shari and Craig Sauer and she has two sisters, Grace and Jacqueline… ships. She was the 400m state All-School Junior champion in 2012, 2014 and 2015 Her father played in the NFL for Minnesota and Atlanta, she has three uncles and the 800m state All-School Junior champion in 2016. She also competed in cross that played in the NHL ( Kurt, Kent and Michael Sauer) and her grandfather Curt country in high school. played professional baseball in the Twins system…Her favorite pastimes away from running are going to church, reading and learning new things…Lists her PERSONAL: Russell was born on May 5, 1999 in Carlton, Victoria, Australia… sports hero as marathon runner Amanda Cruise because she likes her positive Her parents are Sharon and David Russell and she has two sisters, Kaitlin and attitude, resilience and belief that hard work pays off…Chose to attend USC be- Mietta Russell…Her mother won a bronze medal in the 800m at the 1990 Com- cause she wanted a challenge academically and athletically and USC offers a monwealth Games…Says her favorite pastimes are brunching, beaching, napping perfect combination where she can be pushed in both areas…also she wanted and shopping…Chose to attend USC because of its highly ranked Business and Accounting School and its very successful track and fi eld program…Someday would to go to college in a more diverse and populated area…plus the weather!... like to live in Hawaii for a few months and learn to surf well and to visit the Swiss Alps Says she could live off of potatoes and oatmeal with peanut butter…Someday and learn to snowboard…In the summers does beach patrolling as part of Surf Live would like to visit New Zealand, Singapore and Brazil…Lists her favorite musical Saving…She is an Accounting major at USC and would like to pursue a career in groups as Imagine Dragons and Casting Crowns…Sauer is majoring in Business International Business. Administration and minoring in Performance Science at USC…After graduation would like to travel more and do research in fi elds like Positive Psychology and/ CAREER BESTS: 400m-- 55.33 800m -- 2:04.81 or Performance Science…and write a book. 1500m -- 4:29.68 CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 2:12.38 1500m -- 5:01.39

PAGE 86 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS TWANISHA "TEETEE" LANAE-TAVA TERRY THOMAS 5-5, JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN SPRINTS 5-6, SOPHOMORE ALL-AMERICAN MIAMI, FLA. SPRINTS NORTHWESTERN HS HENRIETTA, N.Y. RUSH-HENRIETTA SENIOR HS

POSTSEASON RESULTS POSTSEASON RESULTS 2018 Pac-12 - 1st - 100m, 5th - 200m, 1st - 4x100m 2019 Pac-12 - 3rd - 100m, 2nd - 200m, 1st - 4x100m, 14th - LJ 2018 West Prelims - 2nd - 100m, 2nd - 200m, 2nd - 4x100m 2019 West Prelims - 3rd - 100m, 6th - 200m, 1st - 4x100m, 2nd - 4x400m - 9th - 100m, 6th - 200m, 1st - 4x100m 2018 NCAAs - 3rd - 100m, 11th - 200m, 3rd - 4x100m 2019 NCAAs - 1st - 100m, 3rd - 200m, 1st - 4x100m 2019 Pac-12 Sophomore All-American Lanae-Tava Thomas begins her second - 2nd - 100m, 7th - 200m, 1st - 4x100m THIS YEAR: 2019 West Prelims season of competing in the sprints and jumps for the USC track and fi eld team. 2019 NCAAs - 3rd - 100m, 16th - 200m, 1st - 4x100m She ranks eighth on USC's all-time 100m list, sixth on the 200m list with the Tro- THIS YEAR: Junior All-American Twanisha "TeeTee" Terry is in her third season jan freshman record and ran on the school record-setting 4x100m relay. She also as a sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. Terry is the USC record-holder ranks indoors tied for eighth on the 60m dash list and fourth in the 200m with the and freshman record-holder in the 100m dash and has anchored the four fastest school freshman indoor record. 4x100m relays in USC history. She is one of USC's captains for the 2020 season. 2019: Thomas set her 200m PR and USC freshman record of 22.65 (+1.3) in 2019: Terry broke her own school record in the 100m dash with a time of 10.98 (1.6) the NCAA Championship semifi nals, then ran 22.74 (+1.3) to place sixth in the to place third at the NCAA Championships. She also anchored USC's NCAA champion fi nals. She also set her 100m PR of 11.16 (+0.6) to fi nish ninth in the event in the 4x100m relay which set the school record in the fi nals with a time of 42.21. Terry also NCAA semifi nals. She ran the third led on USC's 4x100m relay which won the reached the NCAA 200m semifi nals and fi nished 16th with a time of 23.15 (+1.3). She NCAA title with a school-record time of 42.21. She placed third in the 100m with won her second straight Pac-12 100m title with a time of 11.09 (+0.5), anchored the win- a time of 11.28 (+0.5), second in the 200m with a time of 22.91 (+0.1) and won in ning 4x100m relay and placed third in the 200m. In the summer, she was second in the the 4x100m relay with a time of 42.45 at the Pac-12 Championships. She had a 100m at the NACAC U23s with a time of 11.08w. She also reached the USATF Cham- LJ season best of 19-11.00 (6.07m) at the Jim Click Shootout. During the summer, pionships fi nals in the 100m dash, where she placed fi fth with a time of 11.32 (-1.7). She she won the 200m with a time of 22.64 (+2.2w) at the USATF U20s. Indoors, she also fi nished fi fth in the 100m with a time of 11.37 and thrid as part of USA's 4x100m relay set her PR and USC freshman record of 22.91 at the Matador Qualifi er. She went at the Pan Am Games. She qualifi ed to represent USA at the World Championships as on to place fourth in the 200m at the NCAA Indoor Championships with a time of part of the relay pool, but elected to concentrate on her studies. Indoors, she had a PR of 23.06. She set her 60m PR of 7.28 at the Texas Tech Classic, which ranks tied for 7.14 to win the 60m title at the NCAA Indoor Championships...her time is the second-fast- eighth on USC's all-time list. est in school history. She earned USATFCCCA All-Academic honors and was named to the 2018-19 Google Cloud Academic All-America Track/Cross Country Third Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Thomas graduated from Rush-Henrietta Senior High School in 2018. She had the best long jump by a high schooler in 2018 with a jump of 2018: Terry had a phenomenal fi rst season for USC from winning her fi rst 100m 21-8 done during the indoor season. She won the 2017 USATF National Junior race with a wind-aided time of 10.97 at the Power 5 Challenge to winning the USATF Olympics long jump title with a PR of 21-11/6.68m (+0.7) on July 30, 2017…that Juniors 100m dash. In between she set the USC and Trojan freshman record of 10.99 run ranks tied for seventh on the all-time high school list. She was a high school (+1.7) in winning at the Mt. SAC Relays, breaking four-time NCAA Champion Angela All-American all four years and was All-State every season since eighth grade. Williams' record...she was also the anchor that day as USC's 4x100m relay set the then-school record with a time of 42.57. She won the Pac-12 100m dash title with a She became the fi rst New York Section V athlete to win three gold medals at the windy best of 10.96 (+2.6w) and placed fi fth in the 200m with a time of 22.81 (+2.9w). state meet. She was an 11-time state champion in the jumps and sprints. She She earned fi rst-team All-American honors in the 100m and 4x100m, placing third in was the 2018 Niagara Track & Field Hall of Fame Cynthia J. Wyatt Award winner, the 100m with a time of 11.39 (-0.7) and third in the relay with a time of 43.11. She also presented annually to the outstanding Female High School Athlete of the Year in placed 11th in 200m at the NCAA Championships with a time of 22.82 (+1.0). She set the Niagara Association. She also has PRs of 11.62 (11.57w) in the 100m and the then-USC freshman record in the 200m and moved to eighth on USC's all-time list 23.42 in the 200m. She was an honor roll student all four years, a Black Scholar with a time of 22.74 (+1.4) in placing second at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds. and President of the African American Leadership League. During the indoor season she set the then-USC freshman 200m record with a time of 23.19 at the Tiger Paw Invitational. She won the 60m dash (7.29) and was fi fth in PERSONAL: Lanae-Tava was born on January 28, 2001 in Kingston, Jamaica. the 200m (23.51) at the MPSF Championships. She had a 60m time of 7.22 to place Her parents are Michelle and Lance Thomas…She has two brothers, Howard ninth at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Terry won the silver medal in the 100m dash Bailey and Giovanni Thomas and a sister, Lorriel Thomas…Says her pastimes at the World U20 Championships in Finland with a time of 11.19 (+0.0), after running include dancing, listening to music, networking and chit-chatting…Lists her sports 11.03 (+0.4) in the semifi nals which set the U20s Championship record. She was also hero as Shelly-Ann Fraiser-Pryce because she is extremely outgoing and nice, a two-time Pac-12 Track Athlete of the Week selection and Pac-12 Freshman of the a hard worker, but jovial…Her favorite foods are any Jamaican cuisine and que- Year. She was also named USATFCCCA All-Academic. sadillas…Her favorite television shows are Star, Criminal Minds and The Presi- dent…Lists her favorite musical artists as Meek Mill, Beres Hammond, Alkaline, HIGH SCHOOL: Terry competed for Northwestern High School in Miami, Fla. Megan Thee Stallion, Summer Walker, Koffee and Shenseea…Someday would She was a six-time individual FHSAA 3A state champion. As a senior, she won like to tour Africa…Has always been involved with community service including the state 100m title with a time of 11.75 (-0.4) and the 200m title with a time of volunteering at Open Door Mission and providing child care at church…After 23.25 (+1.0). She swept the state 3A sprint titles her last three seasons. She has graduation she would like to continue running and go to medical school…She is a personal-best 100m time of 11.37 (+0.9) which she ran to place second at the a Human Biology major at USC. 2017 New Balance Nationals. Her time was the sixth-fastest high school time in the country. She set a 200m PR of 23.21 (+1.6) at the Bob Hayes Invitational on CAREER BESTS: 100m -- 11.16 200m -- 22.65 (FR) March 18...her time tied for the second-fastest by a high school woman in 2017. LJ -- 21-11 (6.68) PERSONAL: Terry was born on January 24, 1999 to Antwan Terry and Crystal Kingcade…She has fi ve siblings…She currently is majoring in Communications at USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, with a minor in Fo- rensics and Criminality…Her favorite movie is Set It Off…Her sports hero is Car- melita Jeter…She lists shrimp as her favorite food…Someday would like to travel to Bora Bora…Hopes to run professionally, become a sports broadcaster or get involved with criminal justice after graduation. CAREER BESTS: 100m - 10.98 (SR) 200m - 22.74

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 87 SYDNEY KAMRYN TULLAI WEBER 5-5, JUNIOR 5-6, SENIOR DISTANCES DISTANCES CHINO HILLS, CALIF. FRISCO, TEXAS AYALA HS FRISCO HS

THIS YEAR: Junior Sydney Tullai (Two-lye) is in her third season as a member POSTSEASON RESULTS of the USC track and ﬁ eld team. She competed in cross country during the Fall 2019 Pac-12 - 12th - 1500m semester. 2019 West Prelims - 42nd - 1500m

2019: Tullai competed in two meets during the season. She opened up with a THIS YEAR: Senior Kamryn Weber is in her fi nal season running distance races time of 5:06.84 in the 1500m at the Beach Opener. Then she had a collegiate-best for the USC track and fi eld team. She competed in cross country during the Fall semester. Weber is one of USC's team captains this season. 1500m time of 4:53.88 at the Trojan Invitational. 2019: Weber had a strong junior campaign, setting her 800m and 1500m PRs and 2018: Tullai competed in four meets during the season. She had a time of advancing to the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds in the 1500m. She competed in 2:26.54 in the 800m to place seventh and 5:15.40 in the 1500m to place 10th at the 1500m race for the fi rst time as a collegian, running 4:39.15 at the Jim Click the Beach Opener. She ran the one-mile race at the Trojan Invitational and had a Shootout. She fi nished third in the event at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet with a time time of 5:56.87. of 4:28.87. She set her 1500m PR of 4:24.38 to place 12th in the fi nal at the Pac-12 Championships. She ran 4:30.54 to fi nish 42nd in the 1500m at the NCAA West HIGH SCHOOL: Tullai is a 2016 graduate of Ayala High in Chino Hills, Calif. Prelims. She had an 800m PR of 2:13.19 at the Jim Click Shootout. Indoors, she She was the cross country and track captain in 2015 and 2016, a four-time League placed 27th in the mile with a time of 5:04.27 at the MPSF Championships. MVP for cross country and track, an eight-time league champion for cross country and track. She has an 800m best of 2:14.13 and a 1500m best of 4:41. In cross 2018: Weber ran two 800m meter races during the outdoor season. She had a country, she has a best three-mile time of 17:12 and best 5K cross country time of time of 2:18.22 to place second at the Beach Opener and a time of 2:25.25 to place 18:12.0. She graduated as a Distinguished Scholar with a 4.15 GPA, Palomares seventh at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. In her only indoor race, she had a time of League Scholar Athlete (2 years). 5:18.31 to place 21st in the one-mile race at the Tiger Paw Invitational. Weber set a 800m PR with a time of 2:14.31 at the Triton Invitational on April 22. PERSONAL: Sydney was born on February 1, 1999 in Baldwin Park, Calif...Her 2017: parents are Jason Tullai and Michele Blackwell...Her hobbies include skydiving, Took sixth in the 800m with a time of 2:16.60 at the USC-UCLA Dual Meet on April 30. hiking with friends and discovering new music...Lists her favorite actors as Chris HIGH SCHOOL: Weber is a 2016 graduate of Frisco High in Frisco, Texas. She Pratt and Ryan Reynolds, favorite musical artists as BANKS and Panic at the competed in cross country and track and fi eld for the Raccoons. She was named Texas Disco, favorite movie as the Proposal and favorite television show as Dexter... All-State in track in 2015 and track Academic All-State in 2016. She had a best 5K time Her favorite foods include fettuccine alfredo and Doritos...Says her sports hero is as a senior of 20:20.5 at the Southlake Carrol Invite on Sept. 3. Had a personal best 5K Dave Wottle because of his “come from behind” race strategy that won him a gold time as a junior with a time of 19:32.2 to place 17th at the UIL Region II XC Championships medal in the 1972 in the 800 which has always resonated with her, proving that on Nov. 1, 2014. In track as a senior, she fi nished third in the 800m with a season-best no matter the current circumstance, if you want something bad enough, there is time of 2:16.82 at the UIL Region II Championships on April 30. She has an 800m always a way to achieve your goals...She is a Psychology major at USC and would best of 2:15.34 in placing fourth at the UIL 5A State Championships on May 16, 2015. like to become a psychologist and help children from broken families or those in the foster care system....She have been actively involved in the community as a PERSONAL: Kamryn was born on November 8, 1997 in Plano, Texas...Her parents Chino Hills Recreation Leader, Volunteer for Special Olympics (8 years), Small are Bryan and Denise Weber and she has a younger sister, Jordyn...Kamryn is Group Youth Leader at Inland Hills Church, Started a shoe drive called DeFEET majoring in Communication at USC...Her hobbies include reading, camping and Poverty and raised over 300 pairs of shoes for those in need. traveling...Lists Pirates of the Caribbean as her favorite movie...Says Michael Johnson is her sports hero as he was a great athlete and has transitioned into a CAREER BESTS: 800m --2:14.13 1500m --4:41 smart and solid business career...Her favorite food is pickles...Some day would like to travel to Peru...After USC she would like to work internationally. CAREER BESTS: 800m -- 2:13.19 1500m -- 4:24.38

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JATANA JAZMYNE FOLSTON FROST 5-10, FRESHMAN 5-4, FRESHMAN SPRINTS SPRINTS MIAMI, FLA. HAWTHORNE, CALIF. COCOA HS JUNIPERO SERRA HS

THIS YEAR: Freshman Jatana Folston is in her fi rst season as a sprinter on THIS YEAR: Freshman Jazmyne Frost is in her fi rst season as a sprinter on the USC track and fi eld team. the USC track and fi eld team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Folston is a 2019 graduate from Cocoa High in Cocoa, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL: Frost is a 2019 graduate from Junipero Serra HS in Gardena, She has personal bests of 53.04 in the 400m, 2:10 in the 800m and 24.13 in the Calif. She has PRs of 11.57 in the 100m and 23.65 in the 200m. As a senior she 200m. Won the Florida 2A title in the 400m as a junior and placed second in the fi nished second in the 200m with a time of 23.83 and third in the 100m with a state meet as a senior. She ran her PR of 53.04 in placing third in the 400m at time of 11.64 at the California state meet. She was the Daily Breeze Athlete of the 2018 New Balance Nationals. Won the 400m gold medal with a time of 53.71 the Year in 2018 and 2019. She was a New Balance Indoor All-American. She at the 2018 AAU Junior Olympics. Also in 2018, she set the Florida state record helped lead Junipero Serra to the 2018 California state T&F team title. She was time of 1:32.04 in the 600m. She was an Honor Society student and a member a Principal Honor Roll student. of the Black Students Association. PERSONAL: Jazmyne was born on October 31, 2001 in Inglewood, Calif...Her PERSONAL: Jatana was born on September 27, 2001 in Miami, Fla...Her parents are Linda and Donald Frost and she has three brothers, Kenneth Lewis, parents are Tattala Bowie and James Folston and she has four siblings, Jamesia, Da'ron and Dylan...Her hobbies include shopping and spending time with family James, Jazzmine and Tarean...Her hobbies include watching Netfl ix, going to the and friends...Her favorite movie is Girls Trip and favorite musical artist is Drake... mall, watching movies listening to music and being creative...Her favorite actress Lists Allyson Felix as her sports hero as she is a great role model...Her favorite is Angelina Jolie and favorite musical artists are Lil Durk, Rihanna and Billie Eil- food is seafood...Someday she would like to visit The Bahamas...She has worked ish...Lists Allyson Felix as her sports hero because she fi ghts for what is fair for at Calvary Temple Church teaching children the Bible and what it means to have a professional woman athlete...Someday would like to travel to Paris, Brazil and a relationship with God...After graduation she would like to work in the sports The Bahamas...She is a Civil Engineering major at USC. industry...She is currently undecided upon a major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 200m – 24:13 400m – 53.04 800m – 2:10 CAREER BESTS: 100m – 11.57 200m – 23.65

JAN'TAIJAH CHIOMA FORD OKONKWO 5-8, FRESHMAN 5-5, FRESHMAN SPRINTS SPRINTS FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA. TEMECULA, CALIF. NORTHEAST HS MURRIETA MESA HS

THIS YEAR: Freshman Jan'Taijah Ford is in her fi rst season as a sprinter on THIS YEAR: Freshman Chioma Okonkwo is in her fi rst season as a sprinter the USC track and fi eld team. on the USC track and fi eld team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Ford is a 2019 graduate of Northeast HS in Ft. Lauderdale, HIGH SCHOOL: Okonkwo is a 2019 graduate from Murrieta Mesa HS in Mu- Fla. She had PRs of 51.57 in the 400m and 23.30 in the 200m as a senior, which rietta, Calif. She has PRs of 11.90 in the 100m, 24.19 in the 200m and 54.25 ranked respectively second and sixth nationally. She was a four-time Florida in the 400m. As a senior she place fi fth in the 400m with a time of 54.83 at the state champion in the 400m. As a senior she won the state 400m title with a time California state meet. She won the 200m with a time of 24.58 (-1.3) at the 2019 of 53.23 and the 200m title with a time of 23.45. She was a high school track Mt. SAC Relays. She was the Inland Empire 200m and 400m champion and set All-American and Florida Girls T&F Gatorade Athlete of the Year. She was also fi ve Murrieta Mesa school records. She was a National Honor Society student named the 2019 Miss Track & Field by the Florida Dairy Farmers. and the 2019 Class Vice President, AVID Vice-President and French Club offi cer. Chioma was born on January 28, 2002 in Inglewood, Calif...Her PERSONAL: Jan'Taijah was born on March 5, 2001 in Coral Springs, Fla... PERSONAL: Her parents are Lacey Johnson and David Jones and her siblings are Ja'Nauris parents are Chika and Okey Okonkwo and she has two older brothers, Jonathan Glass, Ja'Kolbi Jacsaint, Da'Kayla Jones, David Demetrius Jones Jr., David and Matthew...Her brother Mathew runs track at UC Davis...The Okonkwo fam- Demari Jones and Harmony Angela Jones...Her hobbies include riding Four- ily is of Nigerian descent. Her hobbies include drawing, oil painting and playing wheelers and dirtbikes, shopping and playing football...Her favorite actors are the piano...Her favorite musical artists are Burna Boy and Chance the Rapper... Denzel Washington and Vin Diesel and her favorite movies are all of the Fast Her favorite television show is The Challenge...Her favorite foods are Fettucini and Furious movies...Lists Allyson Felix as her sports hero...Her favorite foods Alfredo and anything spicy...Someday she would like to visit Tanzania and Bali... are crabs and shrimp...Someday would like to travel to Paris...She would like to She is involved in the National Society of Black Engineers, USC EERI and the continue running after USC and become an Olympian...Her major is Intelligence USC Black Student Assembly...After college she would like to compete in track in Cyber Operations. professionally and become CEO of her own architecture fi rm...She is a Civil En- gineering (Building Science emphasis) major at USC. CAREER BESTS: 200m – 23.30 400m – 51.57 CAREER BESTS: 100m – 11.90 200m – 24.19 400m – 54:25

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 89 ABYGAIL BROOKE PAEZ RODI 5-5, SOPHOMORE 5-4, FRESHMAN DISTANCES DISTANCES SAN PEDRO, CALIF. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. SAN PEDRO HS POINT LOMA HS

THIS YEAR: Sophomore Abygail Paez is in her fi rst season as a distance run- THIS YEAR: Freshman Brooke Rodi is in her fi rst season as a distance runner ner on the USC track and fi eld team. She also competes on the cross country on the USC track and fi eld team. She also competes on the cross country team team in the Fall. in the Fall.

BEFORE USC: Paez attended Los Angeles Harbor College in the Fall of 2018. HIGH SCHOOL: Rodi is a 2019 graduate of Point Loma HS in Point Loma, She ran and trained as an unattached athlete. Calif. She competed in both cross country and track & fi eld. As a senior she fi nished 20th with a 5K time of 19:47.2 at the prestigious Stanford Invitational on HIGH SCHOOL: Paez is a 2018 graduate of San Pedro HS in San Pedro, Calif. Sept. 29 and took second with a time of 19:18.5 in the 3.11-mile Eastern League She competed in track and fi eld and basketball in high school. She posted PRs Championships on Nov. 6. Rodi also won the 1.5-mile race at the Wolf Pack of 58.9 in the 400m and 2:22 in the 800m. She ran the fi rst leg for San Pedro's Cross Country Invitational on Aug. 31 with a time of 9:09. She helped lead the 4x400m relay which was a 2018 California State qualifi er. She was on the honor Pointers to a second-place fi nish at the 2017 CIF Division II cross country fi nals roll all four seasons. at Balboa Park by fi nishing fourth with a time of 18:54 to qualify for the California state championships. She set her cross country 5K PR of 19:32.1 in placing 77th PERSONAL: Abygail was born on March 29, 2000 in Torrance, Calif. Her parents at the 2017 CIF State DII XC Championships in Fresno, Calif. on Nov. 25. In are Martha and Anthony Paez and she has two sibling, Anakin and Alexandra.... track, she has an 800m PR of 2:15 and a 1600m best of 5:10. She was an honor Her hobbies include surfi ng, poetry, skating and drawing...Her favorite movie is roll student all four years at Point Loma HS. American Hustle, favorite actress is Jennifer Lawrence and favorite musician PERSONAL: Brooke was born on March 21, 2001 in San Diego, Calif...Her is Celia Cruz...Lists Brenda Martinez as her sports hero...Paez is a Business parents are Beth and Brad Rodi...She has a twin sister, Megan...Her favorite Administration/Management and Social Entrepreneurship major at USC...After hobbies are going to the beach, watching movies and playing with her dog... school she would like to start an environmental consulting fi rm. Lists her favorite actor as Ryan Gosling, her favorite song as The Middle by Zedd and favorite movie as anything with Adam Sandler in it...Her favorite foods are CAREER BESTS: 400m – 58.96 800m – 2:22 pasta and hamburgers...Says her sports hero is Shalane Flanagan because she represents being a good athlete and good person on and off the track...While completing grades 7-12, Brooke performed over 200 hours of community service with Madcaps, a mother-daughter philanthropy effort...Also, served in leadership in the Circle of Friends Club for three years, her last as president...Rodi is majoring in Business Administration.

CAREER BESTS: 800m – 2:15 1600m – 5:10

KENYA NICOLE PAYNE YEARGIN 5-3, FRESHMAN 5-7, SENIOR HURDLES SPRINTS COMPTON, CALIF. BOWIE, MD. LONG BEACH POLY HS BISHOP MCNAMARA HS/URSULINE COL./KENT STATE

THIS YEAR: Freshman Kenya Payne is in her fi rst season as a hurdler on the POSTSEASON RESULTS USC track and fi eld team. 2018 MACs - 2nd - 200m, 3rd - 4x100m, 5th - 4x400m 2018 East Prelims - 41st - 200m HIGH SCHOOL: Payne is a 2019 graduate from Long Beach Poly in Long 2019 MACs - 4th - 100m, 1st - 200m, 4th - 4x100m, 10th - 4x400m Beach, Calif. She has a 300m hurdles personal best of 42.30. She ran the 2019 East Prelims - 20th - 200m, 15th - 400m anchor leg on Poly's 4x400m relay which won the 2019 California state title with a time of 3:46.23. She graduated with High Honors and earned a Pursuit of THIS YEAR: Senior Nicole Yeargin is in her fi rst season as a sprinter on the Excellence Medallion. USC track and fi eld team. She transferred to USC from Kent State this summer.

PERSONAL: Kenya was born on December 19, 2001 in Long Beach, Calif… BEFORE USC: She competed the last two seasons at Kent State in Kent, Her parents are Kimberly Ball and Kenyan Payne and she has fi ve siblings, Ken- Ohio, after beginning her career at Ursuline College in Pepper Pike, Ohio. She nisha, Kenyan, Kymber, Ajaon and Kemian...She says her hobby is shopping... has a PR of 23.26 (+1.2) in the 200m set at the 2019 UF Tom Jones Memorial Lists Jhene Aiko as her favorite musical artist, Gabrielle Union as her favorite and a PR of 52.76 in the 400m set in fi nishing 15th at the 2019 East Preliminary actress and Pitch Perfect as her favorite movie...Says Allyson Felix is her sports Rounds. Both her 200m and 400m times are Kent State school records. She hero because she fought for women's rights...Her favorite foods are Chicken was a MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete, named to the All-MAC Academic team Alfredo and seafood...Someday would like visit Jamaica and Bora Bora...After and was a Dean's List scholar. At Ursuline College, she was a 2017 NCAA DII USC she would like to run professionally, attend grad school and become an qualifi er in the 200m and 400m. OBGYN...She is a Health and Human Science major at USC. HIGH SCHOOL: Yeargin is a 2016 graduate from Bishop McNamara HS in CAREER BESTS: 100m H – 15:08 300m H – 42:30 400m H – 63.07 District Heights, Md. PERSONAL: Nicole was born on August 11, 1997...Her parents are Lynn and Carlos Yeargin and she has one sister, Stephanie...She loves food grilled on a hibachi...Someday would like to visit Bali...After USC she would like to compete professionally and start her own business...She is a member of the Trojan Real Estate Association...She is a Real Estate Development major at USC.

CAREER BESTS: 200m – 23:26 400m – 52.76

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Bottom Row: Karlee Freeman, Jazmyne Frost, Kennedy Gillian, Chioma Okonkwo, Kenya Payne, Chanel Brissett, Sydney Tullai, Chloe Berry, Brynn Sauer, Brooke Rodi.

Second Row: Jemima Russell, Kamryn Weber, TeeTee Terry, Shante Robinson, Bailey Lear, Nicole Yeargin, Breanna Bernard-Joseph, Lauren Rain Williams, Abygail Paez, Lanae-Tava Thomas, Alyssa Brewer, Patty Hag- gerty, Jennifer Daly.

Third Row: Mecca McGlaston, Kyra Constantine, Kaelin Roberts, Joy McArthur, Colette Putnam, Jacquelyn Fields, Cassidy Palka, Anna Cockrell, Jan'Taijah Ford, Jatana Folston, Katherine Longjohn.

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Mark Athlete Place Day Event Mark Athlete Place Day Event 100M (USC: 10.98 FR: 10.99) 100M HH (USC: 12.48 FR: 12.74) 10.98 (+1.6)-SR Terry 3 6/8 NCAA Championships 12.52 (+0.6)-PR Brissett 2 6/8 NCAA Championships 11.06 (+0.6)-PR Annelus 4 6/6 NCAA Semifi nals 12.69 (+2.0)-PR Cockrell 3 6/6 NCAA Semifi nals 11.16 (+0.6)-PR Thomas 9 6/6 NCAA Semifi nals 12.96 (+1.1) Hall 5 4/20 Mt. SAC Relays INV 11.58 (-0.5)-PR Hall 2 3/16 Trojan Invitational 13.06 (+0.2) McGlaston 3-p 5/11 Pac-12 Championships 11.65 (+0.7)-PR Brissett 5 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 11.94 (+1.3)-PR Jones 13 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 400M IH (USC: 54.95 FR: 55.14) 55.23 Cockrell 1 6/8 NCAA Championships 200M (USC: 22.16 FR: 22.65) 59.79-PR Bernard-Joseph 3 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 22.16 (+1.3)-SR Annelus 1 6/8 NCAA Championships 22.64 (+2.2w) Thomas 1 6/23 USATF U20s 22.65 (+1.3)-FR Thomas 6 6/6 NCAA Semifi nals 22.84 (+0.6) Terry 7 5/25 NCAA Quarterfi nal LONG JUMP (USC: 21-11.00/6.68M FR: 21-3.25) 22.97 (-0.4)-PR Roberts 1 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 21-0.00/6.40 (+2.5w) Jones 2 5/23 West Prelims 23.27 (+0.7)-PR McGlaston 1 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 20-1.50/6.13 (+1.0) Jones 2 3/16 Trojan Invitational 23.72 (-0.4) Hall 5 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 19-11.75/6.09 (+0.8)-PR Marten 1 4/28 Dual Meet 23.77 (-1.1)-PR Brissett 5 3/16 Trojan Invitational 19-11.00/6.07 (-1.8) Thomas 4 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 23.78 (+0.4) Lear 4 4/28 Dual Meet 18-0.50/5.50 (-0.6) H-Thomas 8 4/28 Dual Meet 23.80 (-2.1) Constantine 7 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 24.42 (-2.3) Richardson 11 3/16 Trojan Invitational TRIPLE JUMP (USC: 45-5.25/13.85M FR: 44-8.25) 43-0.25/13.11 (+0.2) Marten 6 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays INV 38-10.50/11.85 (-0.3)-PR H.Thomas 10 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 400M (USC: 49.99 FR: 51.33) Fouls Fields -- 4/28 Dual Meet 51.22-PR Constantine 1 7/22 Canada Championships 51.25-PR Roberts 1 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 52.07-PR Lear 5 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 55.65 Richardson 12 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays HIGH JUMP (USC: 6-2.00/1.88M FR: 6-2.00) 5-10.75/1.80-PR Harmon-Thomas 2 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 5-7.25/1.71 Palka 4 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 800M (USC: 1:58.51 FR: 2:04.16) 2:04.93-PR Brewer 1 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 2:04.95 Russell 12 5/24 NCAA Quarterfi nal SHOT PUT (USC: 57-7.75/17.57M FR: 53-3.50) 2:13.19-PR Weber 5 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 52-2.00/15.90-PR Freeman 3 4/28 Dual Meet 2:15.60 Sauer 19 4/13 Triton Invitational 2:15.75 Berry 9 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 2:16.55 Daly 11 3/16 Trojan Invitational 2:25.26 Maurer 46 4/13 Triton Invitational DISCUS (USC: 200-5/61.10M FR: 179-5) 179-5/54.70-PR Freeman 4 3/23 Power 5 Challenge 149-6/45.57-PR Stamp 4 4/28 Dual Meet 1500M (USC: 4:12.05 FR: 4:18.52) 4:24.38-PR Weber 12-p 5/11 Pac-12 Championships 4:25.74 Berry 9 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays INV 4:29.24-PR Brewer 2 3/16 Trojan Invitational JAVELIN (USC: 186-10/56.95M FR: 173-11) 133-8/40.74-PR Freeman 3 4/28 Dual Meet 4:29.68-PR Russell 3 3/16 Trojan Invitational 106-1/32.35-PR Putnam 27 4/13 Triton Invitational 4:43.38-PR Maurer 9 4/19 Mt. SAC Relays 4:49.72 Daly 3 3/2 Beach Opener 4:53.88-PR Tullai 19 3/16 Trojan Invitational 5:01.39 Sauer 12 3/2 Beach Opener HAMMER (USC: 230-3/70.18M FR: 226-8) 202-11 (61.85) McArthur 4 5/12 Pac-12 Championships 156-5 (47.68)-PR Stamp 4 4/27 Dual Meet 143-4 (43.70)-PR Freeman 10 4/6 Jim Click Shootout 124-6 (37.96) Longjohn 12 3/15 Trojan Invitational

4X100M (USC: 42.21) 42.21-SR --- 1 6/8 NCAA Championships (Brissett, Annelus, Thomas, Terry)

4X400M (USC: 3:23.35) 3:28.31 --- 1 6/6 NCAA Semiﬁ nals (Lear, Constantine, Cockrell, Roberts)

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 93 2019 USC WOMEN’S INDOOR BESTS

Mark Athlete Place Day Event Mark Athlete Place Day Event

60M (USC: 7.09 FR: 7.18) 4X400M (USC: 3:27.03) 7.14-PR TeeTee Terry 1 3/9 NCAA Championships 3:30.43 1 2/9 Tyson Invitational 7.28-PR L-T Thomas 3 1/25 Texas Tech Classic (Cockrell, Constantine, Lear, Roberts) 7.29-PR Angie Annelus 1 2/23 MPSF Championship 7.41 Ky Westbrook 4 1/25 Texas Tech Classic 7.42-PR Chanel Brissett 6-p 2/22 MPSF Championship LONG JUMP (USC: 21-0.50/6.41M FR: 21-0.50) 20-9.25/6.33 Margaux Jones 1 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 20-5.00/6.22 L-T Thomas 1 2/22 MPSF Championship 60HH (USC: 7.84 FR: 8.01) 17-9.75/5.43 Lyndsey Lopes 7 2/22 MPSF Pentathlon 7.90-PR Chanel Brissett 1 2/8 Tyson Invitational 7.96 Dior Hall 4-p 3/8 NCAA Championships 7.98 Anna Cockrell 5-p 3/8 NCAA Championships 8.00-PR Mecca McGlaston 7-p 3/8 NCAA Championships 8.60 Lyndsey Lopes 2 2/22 MPSF Pentathlon TRIPLE JUMP (USC: 45-3.00/13.79 FR: 43-2.25) 41-10.50/12.76 Isabella Marten 2 2/23 MPSF Championship

200M (USC: 22.54 FR: 22.91) 22.83-PR Angie Annelus 1 2/15 Matador Qualifi er 22.91-FR L-T Thomas 2 2/15 Matador Qualifi er HIGH JUMP (USC: 5-10.75/1.80M FR: 5-5.25) 5-8.00/1.73 Lyndsey Lopes T-7 2/9 Tyson Invitational 22.93-PR L.R. Williams 3 2/15 Matador Qualifi er 5-5.75/1.67 Cassidy Palka T-3 2/9 Tyson Invitational 23.27 TeeTee Terry 6 2/9 Tyson Invite Fastest 23.65 Anna Cockrell 3 2/9 Tyson Invitational 23.83-PR Dior Hall 1 2/22 MPSF Championship 23.94 Mecca McGlaston 12 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 23.94 Ky Westbrook 13 1/26 Texas Tech Classic POLE VAULT (USC: 13-5.75/4.10M FR:13-5.75) 24.00 Bailey Lear 5 1/18 MLK Invitational 24.94 Kayla Richardson 35 2/9 Tyson Invitational

SHOT PUT (USC: 58-4.00/17.78M FR: 41-6.50) 33-8.00/10.26 Lyndsey Lopes 26 1/19 MLK Invitational 400M (USC: 50.34 FR: 53.17) 51.50-PR Kaelin Roberts 1 3/9 NCAA Championships 52.07-PR Krya Constantine 1 2/23 MPSF Championship 53.17-FR Bailey Lear 3 1/19 MLK Invitational WEIGHT THROW (USC: 63-3.25/19.28 Fr.: ) 57-5.00/17.50-PR Joy McArthur 5 1/25 Texas Tech Classic 600Y (USC: 1:19.50 FR: )

PENTATHLON (USC: 4,444 FR: 2,849) 600M (USC: 1:34.80 FR: ) 3,720 Lyndsey Lopes 6 2/22 MPSF Pent. 1:29.25 Jemima Russell 1 1/18 MLK Invitational 1:32.07 Alyssa Brewer 3 1/18 MLK Invitational

800M (USC: 2:05.70 FR: 2:05.90) 2:05.90-FR Jemima Russell 1 2/8 Tyson Invitational 2:06.48-PR Alyssa Brewer 1 1/26 Texas Tech Classic 2:29.8 Lyndsey Lopes 9 2/22 MPSF Pentathlon

1 MILE (USC: 4.43.23 FR: 4:53.35 ) 4:56.94 Chloe Berry 20 2/23 MPSF Championship 5:04.27-PR Kamryn Weber 27 2/23 MPSF Championship

PR = Personal Best SR = School Record SFR - USC Fr. Record 3000M (USC: 9.50.40 FR: 10:56.63) h = Heat s = Section p = Prelims PAGE 94 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS WOMEN OF TROY CROSS COUNTRY

THE 2019 SEASON

USC’s young cross country team under the leadership of third- year coach Patrick Henner was led by senior Kamryn Weber and sophomore Alyssa Brewer.

Weber led USC at the UC Riverside Invitational and at the Mas- ters XC Meet and set her 5K & 6K PRs during the season.

Brewer was the Trojans' second fi nisher at the fi rst two meets of the season, then led Troy at the fi nal two meets, including posting a PR at the Pac-12 Cross Country Championships.

The team improved throughout the season and that bodes well for the 2020 track and ﬁ eld season. Many of the athletes are 800m and 1500m runners, so the cross country season was good training for track and ﬁ eld.

The team also excelled in the classroom once again.

2019 Women of Troy Cross Country Roster Chloe Berry Senior Mission Viejo, Calif. Alyssa Brewer Sophomore San Ramon, Calif. Jennifer Daly Junior Laguna Niguel, Calif. Kennedy Gillian Senior R. Santa Margarita, Calif. Patty Haggerty Freshman Bronxville, N.Y. Abygail Paez Sophomore San Pedro, Calif. Brooke Rodi Freshman San Diego, Calif. Jemima Russell Sophomore Melbourne, Australia Byrnn Sauer Sophomore Richmond, Minn. Sydney Tullai Junior Chino Hills, Calif. Kamryn Weber Senior Frisco, Texas

Above senior Kamryn Weber led the Trojans at the ﬁ rst two meets of the season and set her 5K and 6K PRs in the process.

Sophomore Alyssa Brewer was USC's top ﬁ nisher at the Pac-12 Third-year head coach Patrick Henner addresses the team Championships and at the Highlander Invitational following the 2019 Master's XC Invitational. 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 95 WOMEN OF TROY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR COACH CAPTAIN W L T Nat. Con 1976 Sherry Calvert No captain 0 0 0 - 3 1977 Sherry Calvert No captain 0 0 0 15 - 1978 Sherry Calvert No captain 0 1 0 12 - 1979 Sherry Calvert No captain 2 2 0 30 3 1980 Sherry Calvert No captain 2 0 0 - 4 1981 Sherry Calvert No captain 2 1 0 - 5 1982 Sherry Calvert No captain 3 2 0 45 4 1983 Sherry Calvert No captain 0 4 0 28 5 1984 Fred LaPlante Sabrina Williams, Donna Curtis 0 1 0 24 5 1985 Fred LaPlante Sabrina Williams, Donna Curtis 12 1 0 16 3 1986 Fred LaPlante LaWanda Cabell, Sharon Hatﬁ eld 5 0 0 4 1 1987 Fred LaPlante Julie Seleine, Yvette Bates 5 0 0 3 2 1988 Fred LaPlante Yvette Bates, Michelle Taylor 4 1 0 7 4 1989 Mike Bailey Lesley Noll, Karen Koellner 3 1 0 9 4 1990 Mike Bailey Leslie Maxie, Shannon Clark 2 1 0 22 9 1991 Jim Bush Louan Guialdo, Ashley Selman 1 3 1 27 9 1992 Jim Bush & Barbara Edmonson Michelle DeCoux 4 2 0 43 3 1993 Barbara Edmonson Allison Franke 2 3 0 49 5 1994 Barbara Edmonson No Captain 6 6 0 27 4 1995 Ron Allice & Barbara Edmonson Nicole Haynes 2 1 1 37 8 1996 Ron Allice & Barbara Edmonson N. Haynes, L. Coons, B. Stephens, S. Smith 6 1 0 7 1 1997 Ron Allice & Barbara Edmonson Carrie Martin, Nekeidra Shegog 9 1 0 14 2 1998 Ron Allice & Barbara Edmonson Carrie Martin, Torri Edwards 8 1 0 5 3 1999 Ron Allice & Barbara Edmonson Natasha Danvers, 'Ofa Wolfgramm 12 4 0 3 2 2000 Ron Allice Natasha Danvers 8 2 0 2 2 2001 Ron Allice Angela Williams, Cynthia Ademiluyi 5 1 0 1 2 2002 Ron Allice Angela Williams, Cynthia Ademiluyi 0 1 0 3 2 2003 Ron Allice Nakiya Johnson, Julianna Tudja 0 1 0 13 4 2004 Ron Allice A. Weatherspoon, M. Edmonson, E. Williams 0 1 0 12 3 2005 Ron Allice L. Erickson, V. Powell, A. Weatherspoon 0 1 0 7 4 2006 Ron Allice Virginia Powell 0 1 0 2 3 2007 Ron Allice Candice Davis, Jessica Onyepunuka 0 1 0 7 4 2008 Ron Allice Lindsay Oman, Jessica Onyepunuka 1 0 0 11 4 2009 Ron Allice Shalina Clarke 1 0 0 8 4 2010 Ron Allice Shalina Clarke, Judith Onyepunuka 1 0 0 - 4 2011 Ron Allice Marissa Minderler, Dalilah Muhammad 1 0 0 6 4 2012 Ron Allice Marissa Minderler, Dalilah Muhammad 1 0 0 T-24 4 2013 Ron Allice Alitta Boyd, Jessica Davis 0 1 0 T-21 6 2014 Caryl Smith Gilbert Jenny Ozorai, Jenna Puterbaugh 1 0 0 T-16 2 2015 Caryl Smith Gilbert Alexandra Collatz, Vanessa Jones 1 0 0 7 2 2016 Caryl Smith Gilbert Alexis Faulknor, Tera Novy, Jaide Stepter 1 0 0 T-9 2 2017 Caryl Smith Gilbert Amalie Iuel, Brittany Mann, Cameron Pettigrew 1 0 0 3 2 2018 Caryl Smith Gilbert Anna Cockrell, Deanna Hill, Margaux Jones 1 0 0 1 1 2019 Caryl Smith Gilbert A. Cockrell, A. Gore, M. Jones, L. Lopes 1 0 0 2 1 Dual Meet Totals 113 46 2 .702

The 2001 team won USC's fi rst women's NCAA team title The 2018 USC women's NCAA championship team PAGE 96 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS WOMEN OF TROY TRACK & FIELD ALL-TIME RECORDS Best acceptable outdoor performances made by USC varsity and freshmen track athletes in undergraduate seasons of competition and approved by the head coach. Non-winning times have not been acceptable unless fully electronically timed. Current Women of Troy listed in bold. TRACK EVENTS 100 METERS: 10.98, TeeTee Terry, NCAA Championships, Austin, Texas, June 8, 2019. 200 METERS: 22.16, Angie Annelus, NCAA Championships, Austin, Texas, June 8, 2019. 400 METERS: 49.99, Kendall Ellis, Pac-12 Championships, Palo Alto, Calif, May 13, 2018. 800 METERS: 1:58.51, Brigita Langerholc, Olympic Games,Sydney, Australia, Sept. 25, 2000. 1,500 METERS: 4:12.05, Grazyna Penc, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., April 20, 1997. 3,000 METERS: 9:11.78, Emebet Shiferaw, NCAA Championships, Bloomington, Ind., June 6, 1997. 3,000 METER SC: 10:01.99, Zsofi a Erdelyi, NCAA West Regional, May 30, 2009 5,000 METERS: 16:00.11, Zsofi a Erdelyi, Mt. SAC Relays, Walnut, Calif., April 15, 2011. 10,000 METERS: 33:18.75, Zsofi a Erdelyi, Stanford Invitational, Palo Alto, Calif., March 26, 2010. 100-METER HURDLES: 12.48, Virginia Powell, NCAA Championships, Sacramento, Calif., June 9, 2006 400-METER HURDLES: 54.95, Natasha Danvers, Olympic Games, Syndey, Australia, Sept. 25, 2000 and Jaide Stepter, U.S. Olympic Trials, Eugene, Ore., July 10, 2016 FIELD EVENTS HIGH JUMP: 6-2 (1.88), Emelie Fardigh, Stanford Invitational, Palo Alto, March 22, 1997. LONG JUMP: 21-11 (6.68) , Yvette Bates, Olympic Trials, Indianapolis, Ind., July 23, 1988. TRIPLE JUMP: 45-5 1/4 (13.85), Wendy Brown, TAC Championships, Tampa, Fla., June 17, 1988. POLE VAULT: 14-0 (4.27), Brysun Stately, USC-UCLA Dual Meet, Westwood, Calif., May 1, 2010 SHOT PUT: 57-7 3/4 (17.57), Breana Jemison, California Collegiate, San Diego, Calif., March 31, 2018. JAVELIN: (old Implement) 187-9 (57.22), Ashley Selman, Columbus, Ohio, 1989. JAVELIN: (new Implement) 186-10, (56.95), Inga Stasiulionyte, Pac-10 Championships, Pullman, Wash., May 19, 2002. DISCUS: 200-5 (61.10), Tera Novy, CSULA Twilight Meet, Los Angeles, Calif., April 14, 2016. HAMMER: 230-3 (70.18), Eva Orban, CS Northridge Invitational, Northridge, Calif., March 15, 2008. HEPTATHLON (old table): 5,616, Debra Larsen, UCLA, Westwood, June 24-25, 1983. HEPTATHLON (new table): 6,079, Wendy Brown, United States Olympic Trials, July 15-16, 1988. PENTATHLON: 3,801, Kerry Zwart-Bell, 1979. RELAY EVENTS 400 METERS: 42.21, Chanel Brissett, Angie Annelus, Lanae-Tava Thomas, TeeTee Terry, NCAA Championships, Austin, Texas, June 8, 2019. 800 METERS: 1:30.99, Akawkaw Ndipagbor, Jessica Davis, Alexis Faulknor, Tynia Gaither, Florida Relays, April 5, 2014. 1,600 METERS: 3:23.35, Cameron Pettigrew, Amalie Iuel, Deanna Hill, Kendall Ellis, NCAA Championships, Eugene, Ore., June 10, 2017. 3,200 METERS: 8:32.59, Amy Goodwin, Shannon Clark, Michelle Taylor, Leslie Noll, 1989. SPRINT MEDLEY: 1:39.66, Louan Guiald, Ronda Brooks, Leslie Maxie, Noelle Chapin, April 7, 1990. DISTANCE MEDLEY: 11:24.40, Kristie Johnston, Brigita Langerholc, Anna Lopacuich, Grazyna Penc, 1998. FOUR-MILE (yards): 19:54.6, Shannon Clark, Julie Seleine, Elise Lyon, Lesley Noll, 1987.

Natasha Danvers Grazyna Penc Candace Young 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 97 KATHERINE B. LOKER STADIUM Home of USC Track and Field

Katherine B. Loker Stadium was made possible by a generous donation from Katherine B. Loker. The 3,000-seat stadium opened in the 2001 season and was dedicated on May 5 during that year's USC-UCLA dual meet. The track and stadium underwent renovations this past winter. The facility includes track ofﬁ ces, locker rooms, an athlete lounge and meeting rooms. Loker stadium hosted the 2003 Pac-10 Championships, the ﬁ rst time a conference meet had ever been held on the USC campus. USC also hosted the 2013 Pac-10 Championships. LOKER STADIUM/CROMWELL FIELD RECORDS 100m: 11.13 Shakedia Jones (UCLA), May 5, 2001 and Shayla Sanders (Florida), March 26, 2016 200m: 22.62 English Gardner (Oregon), May 12, 2013 400m: 50.91 Monique Henderson (UCLA), April 30, 2005 and Jaide Stepter (USC), March 26, 2016 800m: 2:02.72 Tanya Blake (Santa Monica TC), May 16, 1998 1,500m: 4:12.44 Darcy Arreola (Unatt.), May 6, 1995 3,000m: 9:01.78 Monica Joyce (SDSU), May 15, 1982 3,000m SC: 9:55:67 Emma Coburn (Colorado), May 12, 2013 5,000m: 16:01.3 Tania Fischer (Santa Monica TC), May 16, 1998 10,000m: 34:15.50 Jan Oehm (Arizona), May 14, 1982 100m HH: 12.74 Virginia Powell (USC), April 30, 2005 12.7h Joanna Hayes (UCLA), May 1, 1999 400m IH: 54.21 Kori Carter (Stanford), May 12, 2013 400m Relay: 42.77 USC (Hall, Annelus, Thomas, Terry), April 29, 2019 1,600m Relay: 3:29.73 USC (Ellis, Iuel, Stepter, Pettigrew), March 26, 2016 High Jump: 6-6 1/4 (1.99) Brigetta Barrett (Arizona), May 11, 2013 Long Jump: 21-11 (6.68) Nettey Christabel (Arizona State), May 11, 2013 Triple Jump: 45-5 3/4 (13.86) Keisha Spencer (LSU), April 5, 2000 Pole Vault: 14-1 (4.30) Chelsea Johnson (UCLA), April 30, 2005 Shot Put: 60-9 1/4 (18.52) Ramona Pagel (Unatt.), April 19, 1985 Discus: 216-8 (66.04) Meg Ritchie (Arizona), May 15, 1982 Javelin: 177-4 (54.05) Marija Vucenovic (Florida), March 26, 2016 Heptathlon: 6,041 points Jackie Joyner (USA National Team/Wilt’s AC), PAGE 98 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS ALL-TIME WOMEN’S PERFORMERS

WOMEN'S OLYMPIC EVENTS 10000 METERS JAVELIN THROW (1999 Implement) 1. Inga Stasiulionyte ...... 186-10 (56.95) 5/18/02 100 METERS 1. Zsofi a Erdelyi ...... 33:18.75 3/26/10 2. Beth Van Alstine ...... 34:29.62 3/27/04 2. Kristine Busa ...... 179-1 (54.78) 7/18/09 1. Twanisha Terry ...... 10.98 6/8/19 3. Leslie Erickson ...... 168-11 (51.48) 5/4/02 2. Angela Williams ...... 11.04 6/5/99 3. Kate Neeper ...... 36:09.24 4/17/04 4. Shea Wickland ...... 36:16.00 3/7/09 4. Andrea McBride ...... 161-7 (49.25) 4/30/05 3. Angie Annelus...... 11.06 6/6/19 5. Marissa Minderler ...... 157-3 (47.92) 4/2/10 4. Natasha Mayers ...... 11.09 4/19/03 5. Dina Kitayama ...... 36:38.60 4/14/11 6. Zara Lukens ...... 37:11.02 4/14/11 5. Torri Edwards ...... 11.10n 6/4/99 JAVELIN THROW (old implement) Virginia Powell ...... 11.10 5/14/06 1. Sherry Calvert ...... 192-0 (58.52) 5/12/72 7. Inger Miller ...... 11.11 4/7/93 100-METER HURDLES 1. Virginia Powell ...... 12.48 6/9/06 2. Ashley Selman ...... 187-9 (57.22) 6/17/89 8. Lanae-Tava Thomas ...... 11.16 6/6/19 3. Diana Clements ...... 168-8 (51.42) 5/22/87 9. Ky Westbrook ...... 11.17 6/11/15 2. Chanel Brissett ...... 12.52 6/8/19 3. Anna Cockrell ...... 12.69 6/6/19 4. Nicole Haynes ...... 158-10 (48.42) 5/20/94 Deanna Hill ...... 11.17 6/22/17 4. Nia Ali ...... 12.73 6/25/11 5. Wendy Brown ...... 158-6 (48.32) 4/30/88 5. Dior Hall ...... 12.74 6/13/15 200 METERS HAMMER THROW 1. Angie Annelus...... 22.16 6/8/19 6. Candice Davis ...... 12.90 6/8/07 7. Mecca McGlaston ...... 12.98 6/7/18 1. Eva Orban ...... 230-3 (70.18) 3/15/08 2. Carol Rodriguez ...... 22.23 5/27/06 2. Jenny Ozorai ...... 223-4 (68.08) 3/9/12 3. Inger Miller ...... 22.33 4/17/93 8. Lauren Blackburn ...... 13.06 5/14/11 9. Shalina Clarke ...... 13.09 5/29/10 3. Marissa Minderler ...... 220-11 (67.35) 5/12/12 4. Deanna Hill ...... 22.41 5/14/17 4. Julianna Tudja ...... 218-9 (66.69) 6/14/03 5. Tynia Gaither ...... 22.54 6/11/16 10. Patty Van Wolvelaere ...... 13.14 5/26/78 Sau Ying Chan ...... 13.14 4/17/94 5. L'Orangerie Crawford ..... 209-8 (63.91) 3/8/03 6. Lanae-Tava Thomas ...... 22.65 6/6/19 6. Jade Niemeyer ...... 208-0 (63.40) 5/26/12 7. Kinshasa Davis ...... 22.69 4/16/00 400-METER HURDLES 7. Lauren Chambers ...... 206-5 (62.93) 4/16/10 8. Kendall Ellis ...... 22.71 5/12/18 8. Jennifer Vail ...... 204-3 (62.26) 5/21/00 9. Twanisha Terry ...... 22.74 5/26/18 1. Natasha Danvers ...... 54.95 9/25/00 9. Julia Rozenfeld ...... 203-1(61.90) 3/12/05 10. Natasha Mayers ...... 22.80 5/29/02 Jaide Stepter ...... 54.95 7/10/16 3. Anna Cockrell ...... 55.14 6/25/17 10. Joy McArthur ...... 202-11 (61.85) 5/12/19 400 METERS 4. Amalie Iuel ...... 55.38 4/8/17 5. Leslie Maxie ...... 55.79 6/6/87 HEPTATHLON 1. Kendall Ellis ...... 49.99 5/13/18 1. Wendy Brown ...... 6,079 7/16/88 2. Jaide Stepter ...... 50.91 3/26/16 6. Dalilah Muhammad ...... 56.04 6/8/11 2. Amalie Iuel ...... 6,011 5/8/16 3. Kyra Constantine ...... 51.22 7/27/19 7. Michelle DeCoux ...... 57.05 4/4/92 4. Kaelin Roberts ...... 51.25 5/12/19 8. Natasha Neal ...... 57.16 5/5/01 3. Nia Ali ...... 5,824 5/10/09 5. Carol Rodriguez ...... 51.39 5/3/08 9. Karen Koellner ...... 57.59 3/18/89 4. Nicole Haynes ...... 5,786 5/12/96 6. Vanessa Jones ...... 51.50 5/17/15 10. Shalina Clarke ...... 57.78 4/28/07 5. Lyndsey Lopes...... 5,719 5/6/18 7. Cameron Pettigrew ...... 51.61 5/14/17 6. Kerry Zwart-Bell ...... 5,550 6/1/82 8. Michelle Taylor ...... 51.75 6/2/89 LONG JUMP 7. Shana Woods ...... 5,507 6/8/07 9. Amalie Iuel ...... 51.81 3/18/17 1. Yvette Bates ...... 21-11 (6.68) 7/23/88 8. Sharon Hatfi eld ...... 5,410 4/19/86 10. Brigita Langerholc ...... 52.02 7/01 2. Wendy Brown ...... 21-7 1/2 (6.59) 7/19/88 9. Tanya Smith ...... 5,345 5/26/93 3. Sabrina Williams ...... 21-6 (6.55) 1985 10. Yolanda Fletcher ...... 5,307 5/17/86 800 METERS 4. Courtney Corrin ...... 21-2 1/2 (6.46) 4/21/18 1. Brigita Langerholc ...... 1:58.51 9/25/00 5. Madisen Richards ...... 21-0 3/4 (6.42) 6/7/18 POLE VAULT 2. Michelle Taylor ...... 2:00.01 7/19/89 6. Pamela Simpson ...... 21-0 (6.40) 6/2/99 1. Brysun Stately ...... 14-0 (4.27) 5/1/10 3. Lesley Noll ...... 2:03.30 4/8/88 7. Tatyana Obukhova ...... 20-11 3/4 (6.39) 4/13/02 2. Melissa Astete ...... 12-11 1/2 (3.95) 5/15/05 4. Grazyna Penc ...... 2:03.82n 4/5/97 8. Margaux Jones ...... 20-10 3/4 (6.37) 6/25/16 Brittani Bernhard ...... 12-11 1/2 (3.95) 4/15/05 5. Aleksandra Deren ...... 2:04.18 4/26/01 9. Michelle Sanford ...... 20-10 1/2 (6.36) 5/1/04 4. Shannon Lewallen ...... 12-5 1/2 (3.80) 3/26/05 6. Donna Curtis ...... 2:04.58 5/29/85 10. Alexis Faulknor ...... 20-9 1/4 (6.33) 5/16/15 Chun Mei Nickles ...... 12-5 1/2 (3.80) 4/21/07 7. Alyssa Brewer ...... 2:04.93 3/23/19 Felicia Horvath ...... 12-5 1/2 (3.80) 3/26/16 8. Jemima Russell ...... 2:04.95 5/24/19 HIGH JUMP 7. Thea Weiss ...... 12-4 1/2 (3.77) 5/4/13 9. Mikaela Smith ...... 2:05.17 4/30/17 1. Emelie Fardigh ...... 6-2 (1.88) 3/22/97 8. Ariel Hayward ...... 12-2 3/4 (3.73) 3/2/13 10. Anna Lopaciuch ...... 2:05.71 5/24/98 2. Nia Ali ...... 6-1 1/4 (1.86) 5/14/11 9. Sonya Negriff ...... 12-1 1/2 (3.70) 4/26/02 3. Wendy Brown ...... 6-1 (1.85) 8/27/88 Kenisha Strong ...... 12-1 1/2 (3.70) 4/4/09 1,500 METERS 4. Spring Harris ...... 6-0 1/2 (1.84) 3/22/03 1. Grazyna Penc ...... 4:12.05n 4/20/97 Amalie Iuel ...... 6-0 1/2 (1.84) 5/7/16 PENTATHLON 2. Iryna Vashchuk ...... 4:12.79 5/29/04 6. Crissy Mills ...... 6-0 (1.83) 1993 1. Kerry Zwart-Bell ...... 3,801 3/30/80 3. Anna Lopaciuch ...... 4:16.49n 4/4/98 7. Debra Larsen ...... 5-11 3/4 (1.82) 6/24/83 4. Lesley Noll ...... 4:17.25 4/30/89 8. Natasha Danvers ...... 5-11 1/2 (1.82) 5/24/98 400-METER RELAY 5. Emebet Shiferaw ...... 4:20.75 5/4/96 Tanya Smith ...... 5-11 1/2 (1.82) 3/9/96 1. Brissett, Annelus, 6. Aleksandra Deren ...... 4:20.84 5/5/01 10. Alexa Harmon-Thomas .. 5-10 3/4 (1.80) 4/19/19 Thomas, Terry ...... 42.21 6/8/19 7. Kristie Johnston ...... 4:21.84n 5/3/97 2. McGlaston, Annelus, 8. Shannon Clark ...... 4:22.06 4/11/87 TRIPLE JUMP Thomas, Terry ...... 42.44 5/11/19 9. Elise Lyon ...... 4:22.75 5/23/86 1. Wendy Brown ...... 45-5 1/4 (13.85) 1988 3. Annelus, Ellis, 10. Lucyna Ligaj ...... 4:22.77 5/20/01 2. Yvette Bates ...... 45-3 1/2 (13.79) 1987 Hill, Terry ...... 42.57 4/21/18 3. Michelle Sanford ...... 43-9 1/4 (13.34) 5/15/04 4. Hall, Annelus, 3,000 METERS 4. Alitta Boyd ...... 43-8 3/4 (13.33) 5/25/13 Thomas, Terry ...... 42.77 4/28/19 1. Emebet Shiferaw ...... 9:11.78n 6/6/97 5. Melia Cox ...... 43-3 1/4 (13.19) 6/7/13 5. Brown, Hill, 2. Anna Lopaciuch ...... 9:23.44n 5/2/98 6. Tatyana Obukhova ...... 43-2 1/4 (13.16) 4/22/01 Faulknor, Gaither ...... 42.90 6/11/16 3. Zsofi a Erdelyi ...... 9:27.96 3/20/10 7. Isabella Marten ...... 43-0 1/4 (13.11) 4/19/19 6. Powell, Onyepunuka, Davis, 4. Iryna Vashchuck ...... 9:31:14 3/20/04 8. Ekene Anene ...... 42-10 1/4 (13.06) 5/29/10 Rodriguez ...... 42.96 6/9/06 5. Lucyna Ligaj ...... 9:38.07 3/3/01 9. Karleen Shields ...... 41-9 3/4 (12.74) 5/7/94 7. Laarman, Davis, ...... 43.00 6/14/14 6. Shannon Clark ...... 9:41.41 4/17/87 10. Oluwakemi Olonade ... 41-8 3/4 (12.72) 5/30/14 Faulknor, Gaither 7. Sarah Cocco ...... 9:42.68 3/1/08 8. Hill, Westbrook, 8. Katerina Berdousi ...... 9:45.42 3/22/13 SHOT PUT Faulknor, Gaither ...... 43.10 5/17/15 9. Elise Lyon ...... 9:48.69 4/17/87 1. Breana Jemison ...... 57-7 3/4 (17.57) 3/31/18 9. Williams, Young 10. Beth Van Alstine ...... 9:49.07 3/20/04 2. Karen Freberg ...... 57-7 1/2 (17.56) 4/29/06 Edmonson, Davis ...... 43.14 6/2/00 3. Brittany Mann ...... 57-4 3/4 (17.49) 6/8/17 10. Hall, Westbrook, 3,000m Steeplechase 4. L’Orangerie Crawford . 56-3 1/4 (17.15) 5/14/04 Hill, Terry ...... 43.18 3/24/18 1. Zsofi a Erdelyi ...... 10:01.99 5/30/09 5. Diana Clements ...... 55-8 1/4 (16.97) 2/21/86 2. Julia Budniak ...... 10:14.51 6/12/04 6. Tanya Sapa ...... 55-7 3/4 (16.96) 5/1/16 1,600-METER RELAY 3. Kira Soderstrom ...... 10:34.18 4/16/15 7. Cynthia Ademiluyi ...... 55-0 1/4 (16.77) 5/31/00 1. Pettigrew, Iuel, 4. Katerina Berdousi ...... 10:42.40 5/14/16 8. Tera Novy ...... 53-0 (16.15) 5/1/16 Hill, Ellis ...... 3:23.35 6/10/17 5. Jenna Tong ...... 10:42.91 4/5/14 9. Karlee Freeman ...... 52-2 (15.90) 4/28/19 2. Pettigrew, Iuel, 6. Laura Meyers ...... 10:49.95 4/5/08 10. Cerenity Young ...... 51-2 1/4 (15.60) 4/6/02 Cockrell, Ellis ...... 3:26.09 5/27/17 7. Natalia Kovtun ...... 11:04.35 4/28/07 3. Ellis, Iuel 8. Kristen Berglas ...... 11:06.70 4/30/05 DISCUS THROW Pettigrew, Stepter ...... 3:26.73 5/28/16 9. Katherine Ellis ...... 11:07.26 5/2/09 1. Tera Novy ...... 200-5 (61.10) 4/14/16 4. Constantine, Cockrell, 10. Brooke Thomas ...... 11:07.63 4/21/01 2. Alexandra Collatz ...... 189-8 (57.82) 4/16/15 Hill, Ellis ...... 3:27.06 6/9/18 3. Kate Hutchinson ...... 189-5 (57.73) 5/6/06 5. Pettigrew, Iuel, 5,000 METERS 4. Karlee Freeman ...... 179-5 (54.70) 4/12/19 Constantine, Ellis ...... 3:27.64 6/8/17 1. Zsofi a Erdelyi ...... 16:00.11 4/15/11 5. Cynthia Ademiluyi ...... 177-10 (54.20) 2/23/02 6. Stepter, Iuel, 2. Emebet Shiferaw ...... 16:16.27 5/18/96 6. Claudia Paris ...... 176-11 (53.92) 3/5/88 Ellis, Jones ...... 3:27.86 5/30/15 3. Ariel Wright ...... 16:23.66 3/25/11 7. Cindy Johnson ...... 173-11 (53.00) 6/4/83 7. Danvers, Edmonson, 4. Iryna Vashchuck ...... 16:28.71 3/25/05 8. Lauren Guerrieri ...... 168-6 (51.37) 5/1/10 Langerholc, Davis ...... 3:28.08 6/5/99 5. Julia Budniak ...... 16:42.65 4/18/04 9. Carrie Martin ...... 168-6 (51.36) 4/20/96 8. Lear, Constantine, 6. Brooke Thomas ...... 16:53.82 3/29/03 10. Diana Clements ...... 167-10 (51.16) 5/3/86 Cockrell, Roberts ...... 3:28.31 6/6/19 7. Katerina Berdousi ...... 17:04.41 5/15/16 9. Mayberry, McCraw, 8. Julie Seleine ...... 17:18.81 3/21/87 Taylor, Maxie ...... 3:28.93 3/6/87 9. Kathleen Moloney ...... 17:29.33 3/6/10 10. Ndipagbor, Jones, 10. Shea Wickland ...... 17:34.99 4/4/09 Davis, Gaither ...... 3:29.42 4/5/14 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 99 WOMEN OF TROY PAC-12 RECORD HOLDERS

100 METER HH 12.48 ...... Virginia Powell, 2006

800 METERS: 1:58.51 ...... Brigita Langerholc, 2000

FRESHMAN RECORDS 100 METERS: 10.99 ...... TeeTee Terry, 2018

200 METERS: 22.65 ...... Lanae-Tava Thomas, 2019

400 METERS: 51.33 ...... Kaelin Roberts, 2018

Inger Miller 800 METERS: 2:04.16 ...... Brigita Langerholc, 1998

1,500 METERS: 4:18.52 ...... Grazyna Penc, 1996

3,000 METERS: 9:33.29 ...... Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi, 2008

5,000 METERS: 16:36.66 ...... Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi, 2008

3,000 METER SC: 10:03.73 ...... Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi, 2008

100-METER HH: 12.74 ...... Dior Hall, 2015

400-METER IH: 55.14 ...... Anna Cockrell, 2017

HIGH JUMP: 6-2 (1.88) ...... Emelie Fardigh, 1997

LONG JUMP: 21-3 1/4 (6.48) ...... Wendy Brown, 1985

TRIPLE JUMP: 44-6 1/4 (13.57) ...... Wendy Brown, 1985 Kinshasa Davis SHOT PUT: 53-3 1/2 (16.24) ...... L'Orangerie Crawford, 2001

DISCUS THROW: 179-5 (54.70) ...... Karlee Freeman, 2019

JAVELIN THROW: 187-9 (57.24) ...... Ashley Selman, 1989* 173-11 (53.00) ...... Inga Stasiulionyte, 2001**

HAMMER THROW: 226-8 (69.10) ...... Eva Orban, 2006

POLE VAULT: 13-7 1/4 (4.15) ...... Brysun Stately, 2006

HEPTATHLON: 5,582 points ...... Sharon Hatﬁ eld, 1984 *--Pre-1999 Implement **--New Implement

L'Orangerie Crawford PAGE 100 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

60-METERS (Indoor) 2002 Angela Williams ...... 7.13 2019 TeeTee Terry ...... 7.14

100-METERS 1999 Angela Williams ...... 11.04 2000 Angela Williams ...... 11.12 2001 Angela Williams ...... 11.05w 2002 Angela Williams ...... 11.29

200-METERS 2002 Natasha Mayers ...... 22.93 2018 Angie Annelus ...... 22.76 2019 Angie Annelus ...... 22.16

400-METERS (Indoor) 2018 Kendall Ellis ...... 50.34 2019 Kaelin Roberts ...... 51.50

800-METERS 2001 Brigita Langerholc ...... 2:01.61 Angela Williams 60-METER HURDLES (Indoor) 2005 Virginia Powell ...... 7.97 2006 Virginia Powell ...... 7.84 2019 Chanel Brissett...... 7.90

100-METER HURDLES 1977 Patty Van Wolvelaere ...... 13.18w 1978 Patty Van Wolvelaere ...... 13.14 2005 Virginia Powell ...... 12.80 2006 Virginia Powell ...... 12.48 2011 Nia Ali ...... 12.63w

400-METER HURDLES 2000 Natasha Danvers ...... 55.26 2019 Anna Cockrell...... 55.23

TRIPLE JUMP (INDOOR) 1986 Wendy Brown ...... 44-3 1/4 (13.49) 1987 Yvette Bates ...... 45-3 (13.79) 1988 Yvette Bates ...... 44-9 (13.64)

JAVELIN THROW Yvette Bates 1970 Sherry Calvert ...... 172-10 (52.68) 1972 Sherry Calvert ...... 192-0 (58.52) 1990 Ashley Selman ...... 186-3 (56.78) 2001 Inga Stasiulionyte...... 172-4 (52.52)

HAMMER THROW 2008 Eva Orban ...... 225-5 (68.71)

4x100M 2000 Angela Williams, Candace Young Malika Edmonson, Kinshasa Davis...... 43.14 2019 Chanel Brissett, Angie Annelus, Lanae-Tava Thomas, Tee Tee Terry ...... 42.21

4x400M 1987 Myra Mayberry, Gervaise McGraw, Michelle Taylor, Leslie Maxie ...... 3:28.93 2017i Pettigrew, Iuel, Hill, Ellis ...... 3:27.03 (Collegiate Record) 2018i Roberts, Cockrell, Hill, Ellis ...... 3:27.45 2018 Constantine, Cockrell, Hill, Ellis ...... 3:27.06

HEPTATHLON 1988 Wendy Brown ...... 5,701 Wendy Brown 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 101 ALL-TIME NCAA FINALISTS The following athletes scored points for USC at the NCAA indoor and outdoor championships 60m 400m 400m Hurdles 2002 1. Angela Williams (Sr.)-Ind. 7.13 1986 4. Gervaise McGraw (Jr.) 52.24 1987 2. Leslie Maxie (So.) 55.79 2006 7. Virginia Powell (Sr.)-Ind. 7.26 1987 8. Gervaise McGraw (Sr.) 53.1 1998 3. Natasha Danvers (So.) 56.35 2015 2. Ky Westbrook (Fr.) - Ind. 7.21 1988 7. Michelle Taylor (Jr.) 52.41 1999 4. Natasha Danvers (Jr.) 56.03 2019 1. TeeTee Terry (So.)-Ind. 7.14 3. Michelle Taylor (Jr.)-Ind. 53.19 2000 1. Natasha Danvers (Sr.) 55.26 1989 5. Michelle Taylor (Sr.) 51.75 2009 3. Dalilah Muhammad (Fr.) 56.65 100m 3. Michelle Taylor (Sr.)-Ind. 53.09 2011 6. Dalilah Muhammad (Jr.) 57.88 1975 3. Rosetta Birt (Fr.) 11.28 2008 3. Carol Rodriguez (Sr.) 51.39 2012 5. Dalilah Muhammad (Sr.) 56.71 1978 4. Gail Douglas (Jr.) 11.75 2014 7. Akawkaw Ndipagbor (Jr.)-Ind. 52.88 2015 7. Amalie Iuel (So.) 56.99 1994 4. Inger Miller (Sr.) 11.43 2016 6. Jaide Stepter (Sr.)-Ind. 52.22 2015 8. Jaide Stepter (Jr.) 57.12 1998 3. Torri Edwards (Jr.) 11.18w 2017 2. Kendall Ellis (Jr.)-Ind. 51.07 2016 6. Jaide Stepter (Sr.) 55.30 1999 1. Angela Williams (Fr.) 11.04 3. Kendall Ellis (Jr.) 51.06 2017 2. Anna Cockrell (Fr.) 55.36 8. Torri Edwards (Sr.) 11.26 7. Cameron Pettigrew (Sr.) 52.52 3. Amalie Iuel (Sr.) 55.82 2000 1. Angela Williams (So.) 11.12 2018 1. Kendall Ellis (Sr.)-Ind. 50.34 2018 2. Anna Cockrell (So.) 55.71 2001 1. Angela Williams (Jr.) 11.05w 2. Kendall Ellis (Sr.) 50.19 2019 1. Anna Cockrell (Jr.) 55.23 2002 1. Angela Williams (Sr.) 11.29 2019 1. Kaelin Roberts (So.)-Ind. 51.50 2. Natasha Mayers (Jr.) 11.30 3. Kyra Constantine (Jr.)-Ind. 52.32 2005 3. Alexis Weatherspoon (Sr.) 11:35 6. Kyra Constantine (Jr.) 51.47 2006 3. Carol Rodriguez (So.) 11:38 2007 4. Carol Rodriguez (Jr.) 11.40 800m 7. Jessica Onyepunuka (Jr.) 11.46 1984 9. Donna Curtis (Jr.) 2:06.89 2008 5. Jessica Onyepunuka (Sr.) 11.43 1989 2. Michelle Taylor (Sr.) 2:04.49 2014 8. Tynia Gaither (So.) 11.73 5. Lesley Noll (Sr.) 2:06.44 2015 4. Ky Westbrook (Fr.) 11.11w 1990 3. Michelle Taylor (Sr.)-Ind. 2:05.70 2016 4. Tynia Gaither (Sr.) 11.08w 1998 3. Brigita Langerholc (Fr.) 2:04.16 6. Deanna Hill (So.) 11.21w 1999 3. Brigita Langerholc (So.) 2:03.79 2017 8. Ky Westbrook (So) 11.29 2000 8. Brigita Langerholc (Jr.) 2:05.04 2018 3. TeeTee Terry (Fr.) 11.39 2001 1. Brigita Langerholc (Sr.) 2:01.61 7. Deanna Hill (Sr.) 11.45 2002 7. Aleksandra Deren (Sr.) 2:06.35 2019 3. TeeTee Terry (So.) 10.98 7. Angie Annelus (Jr.) 11.12 1500m 1996 3. Grazyna Penc (Fr.) 4:19.01 200m 1997 4. Grazyna Penc (So.) 4:17.51 1998 6. Torri Edwards (Jr.) 23.25 1998 3. Grazyna Penc (Jr.) 4:18.75 1999 6. Torri Edwards ( Sr.) 22.89 5. Anna Lopaciuch (So.) 4:21.28 2000 2. Kinshasa Davis (So.) 22.79 1999 2. Grazyna Penc (Sr.) 4:22.61 2001 3. Kinsasa Davis (Jr.) 23.16w 2000 3. Anna Lopaciuch (Sr.) 4:16.75 2002 1. Natasha Mayers (Jr.) 22.93 2004 6. Iryna Vashchuk (Jr.) 4:17.00 8. Kinshasa Davis (Sr.) 23.60 2005 7. Iryna Vashchuk (Sr.) 4:16.15 2005 4. Alexis Weatherspoon (Sr.) 23.26 2006 4. Carol Rodriguez (So.) 22.96 3000m 2. Carol Rodriguez (So.)-Ind. 22.77 1996 2. Emebet Shiferaw (Jr.) 9:17.18 2011 5. Aareon Payne (Jr.) 22.83 1997 4. Emebet Shiferaw (Sr.) 9:11.78 Dalilah Muhammad 8. Jessica Davis (Fr.) 23.04 2014 6. Tynia Gaither (So.)-Ind. 23.41 3000m SC 6. Tynia Gaither (So.) 23.05 2004 6. Julia Budniak (Sr.) 10:14.51 4x100M 2016 6. Deanna Hill (So.)-Ind 23.05 2009 8. Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi (So.) 10:12.31 1977 6. 47.15 5. Tynia Gaither (Sr.) 22.54 (Rosetta Birt, Jackie Gordon, Anna Biller, Patty Van Wolvelaere) 7. Deanna Hill (So.) 22.75 60m Hurdles 2017 3. Deanna Hill (Jr.)-Ind. 22.54 2005 1. Virginia Powell (Jr.)-Ind. 7.97 1978 5. 45.78 6. Deanna Hill (Jr.) 23.00 2006 1. Virgina Powell (Sr.)-Ind. 7.84 2018 1. Angie Annelus (So.) 22.76 (Gail Douglas, Patty Van Wolvelaere, Mitzi 8. Candice Davis (Jr.)-Ind. 8.32 McMillin, Rosetta Birt) 7. Deanna Hill (Sr.) 23.53 2007 4. Candice Davis (Sr.)-Ind. 8.05 2019 4. Lanae-Tava Thomas (Fr.)-Ind. 23.06 2015 8. Dior Hall (Fr.) - Ind. 8.48 1979 4. 45.97 7. Lauren Rain Williams (So.)-Ind. 23.22 2017 4. Anna Cockrell (Fr.)-Ind. 7.99 1. Angie Annelus (Jr.) 22.16 (Gail Douglas, Kim Robinson, Sandy Crab- 2018 2. Anna Cockrell (So.)-Ind. 7.93 tree, Linda Cassidy) 6. Lanae-Tava Thomas (Fr.) 22.74 2019 1. Chanel Brissett (So.)-Ind 7.90 6. Dior Hall (Sr.)-Ind. 8.11 1986 4. 44.11 7. Mecca McGlaston (Jr.)-Ind. 8.48 (Robin Simmons, Gervaise McGraw, 100m Hurdles LaWanda Cabell, Myra Mayberry) 1977 1. Patty Van Wolvelaere (Jr.) 13.18w 1978 1. Patty Van Wolvelaere (Sr.) 13.14 1987 5. 44.06 1978 6. Mitzi McMillin (Jr.) 13.95 (Robin Simmons, Gervaise McGraw, 1994 4. Sau Ying Chan (Jr.) 13.44 Michelle Taylor, Myra Mayberry) 1995 4. Sau Ying Chan (Sr.) 13.32 2002 6. Natasha Neal (Sr.) 13.26 1996 6. 44.26 2003 6. Virginia Powell (Fr.) 13.07 (Tai-Ne Gibson, Kanika Conwright, 2005 1. Virginia Powell (Jr.) 12.80 Esi Benyarko, Torri Edwards) 7. Candice Davis (So.) 13.35 2006 1. Virginia Powell (Sr.) 12.48 1999 2. 43.52 2007 2. Candice Davis (Sr.) 12.90 (Angela Williams, Torri Edwards, 2008 8. Shalina Clarke (So.) 13.58 Malika Edmonson, Esi Benyarku) 2011 1. Nia Ali (Sr.) 12.63w 2015 3. Dior Hall (Fr.) 12.74 2000 1. 43.14 2017 7. Dior Hall (So.) 12.82 (Angela Williams, Candace Young, 8. Anna Cockrell (Fr.) 12.91 Malika Edmonson, Kinshasa Davis) 2019 2. Chanel Brisset (So.) 12.52 5. Anna Cockrell (Jr.) 12.80 2001 2. 43.64 (Angela Williams, Candace Young, Natasha Neal, Kinshasa Davis)

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Deanna Hill 2002 3. 43.80 Jaide Stepter, Ashley Liverpool Discus (Angela Williams, Disia Page, 1983 7. Cindy Johnson (Fr.) 173-11 Natasha Neal, Kinshasa Davis) 2014 7. 3:32.35 1992 7. Allison Franke (Jr.) 163-7 2006 3. 42.96 Ashley Liverpool, Akawkaw Ndipagbor, 2013 5. Alexandra Collatz (So.) 181-11 (Virginia Powell, Jessica Onyepunuka, Jessica Davis, Vanessa Jones 2014 8. Alexandra Collatz (Jr.) 174-1 Candice Davis, Carol Rodriguez) 2015 3. - Ind 3:29.63 2015 4. Tera Novy (Jr.) 191-3 Jaide Stepter, Amalie Iuel, 2015 8. Alexandra Collatz (Sr.) 181-8 2007 3. 43.69 Kendall Ellis, Vanessa Jones 2016 7. Tera Novy (Sr.) 189-4 (Jessica Onyepunuka, Candice Davis, Shalina Clarke, Carol Rodriguez) 2015 2. 3:29.97 Pole Vault Jaide Stepter, Amalie Iuel, 2006 T6. Brysun Stately (Fr.) 13-3 1/2 2011 3. 43.42 Kendall Ellis, Vanessa Jones (Loudia Laarman, Aareon Payne, Shot Put Jenna Puterbaugh, Jessica Davis) 2016 4. - Ind. 3:29.98 1985 5. Diana Clements (So.) 51-8 1/4 Jaide Stepter, Kendall Ellis, Amalie Iuel, 1986 3. Diana Clements (Jr.) 54-1 3/4 2012 7. 44.24 Deanna Hill 1987 5. Diana Clements (Sr.) 53-0 (Loudia Laarman, Aareon Payne, 6. Diana Clements (Sr.)-Ind. 52-1 1/4 Akawkaw Ndipagbor, Jessica Davis) 2016 8. 3:40.61 2001 3. Cynthia Ademiluyi (Jr.) 55-0 1/4 Kendall Ellis, Amalie Iuel, Jaide Stepter, 2004 5. L'Orangerie Crawford (Sr.) 56-1 2013 7. 44.48 Deanna Hill 2006 7. Karen Freberg (Sr.) 54-4 (Loudia Laarman, Melia Cox, 2017i 3. Brittany Mann (Sr.) 58-4 Jenna Puterbaugh, Vanessa Jones) 2017 1. - Ind. 3:27.03 2017 3. Brittany Mann (Sr.) 57-4 3/4 Cameron Pettigrew, Amalie Iuel, Deanna Hill, 2014 2. 43.00 Kendall Ellis Hammer (Loudia Laarman, Jessica Davis 1996 3. Leslie Coons (Sr.) 197-3 Alexis Faulknor, Tynia Gaither) 2017 2. 3:23.35 1999 6. Jennifer Vail (So.) 193-2 2000 6. Jennifer Vail (Jr.) 201-11 Cameron Pettigrew, Amalie Iuel, Deanna Hill, 2001 3. Julianna Tudja (So.) 210-11 2015 3. 43.27 Kendall Ellis 2002 6. L'Orangerie Crawford (So.) 204-4 (Dior Hall, Ky Westbrook, 2003 2. Julianna Tudja (Sr.) 218-9 Alexis Faulknor, Deanna Hill) 2018 1. - Ind. 3:27.45 2006 2. Eva Orban (Fr.) 220-11 Kaelin Roberts, Anna Cockrell, Deanna Hill, 2007 3. Eva Orban (So.) 218-3 2016 2. 42.90 Kendall Ellis 2008 1. Eva Orban (Jr.) 225-5 (Destinee Brown, Deanna Hill, Alexis Faulknor, 2009 2. Eva Orban (Sr.) 221-3 Tynia Gaither) 2018 1. 3:27.06 2011 6. Jenny Ozorai (Fr.) 208-9 Kyra Constantine, Anna Cockrell, Deanna Hill, 2012 4. Jenny Ozorai (So.) 216-3 2018 3. 43.11 Kendall Ellis 8. Marissa Minderler (Sr.) 208-1 (Angie Annelus, Kendall Ellis, Deanna Hill, 2013 4. Jenny Ozorai (Jr.) 217-6 TeeTee Terry) 2019 6. - Ind. 3:32.47 Krya Constantine, Bailey Lear, Lanae-Tava Javelin 2019 1. 42.21 Thomas, Kaelin Roberts 1970 1. Sherry Calvert (So.) 172-10 (Chanel Brissett, Angie Annelus, Lanae-Tava 1972 1. Sherry Calvert (Sr.) 192-0 Thomas, TeeTee Terry) 2019 8. 3:35.55 1989 6. Ashley Selman (Fr.) 166-4 Bailey Lear, Kyra Constantine, Anna Cockrell, 1990 1. Ashley Selman (So.) 186-3 4x200M Kaelin Roberts 1991 2. Ashley Selman (Jr.) 182-3 1975 6. 1:45.50 1992 7. Allison Franke (Jr.) 157-7 (Rosetta Birt, Harrieth Knight, Angela Hunter, High Jump 2001 1. Inga Stasiulionyte (Fr.) 172-4 Anna Biller) 1983 7. Debra Larsen (Fr.) 5-11 1/4 2002 2. Inga Stasiulionyte (So.) 177-0 1993 7. Crissy Mills (So.) 6-0 2003 2. Inga Stasiulionyte (Jr.) 171-5 4x400M 1997 5. Emelie Fardigh (Fr.) 6-0 1/2 2004 2. Inga Stasiulionyte (Sr.) 185-4 1986-Ind. 3. 3:36.16 2011 6. Nia Ali (Sr.) 5-10 3/4 2009 8. Kristine Busa (So.) 164-9 Gervaise McCraw, Leslie Maxie, Lawanda 2012 8. Kristine Busa (Sr.) 161-3 Cabell, Myra Mayberry Long Jump 1979 5. Sandra Crabtree 19-11 3/4 Heptathlon 1987 1. 3:28.93 1984 4. Sabrina Willams (Jr.) 21-2 1/2 1982 10. Kerry Zwart-Bell 5,217 Myra Mayberry (54.8), Gervaise McGraw 1985 4. Wendy Brown ( Fr.) 21-3 1/4 1983 10. Debra Larsen 5,557 (50.8), Michelle Taylor (52.0), Leslie Maxie 7. Sabrina Williams (Sr.) 20-10 3/4 1983 14. Kerry Zwart-Bell 5,412 (51.4) 1986 4. Wendy Brown (So.) 20-11 1/4 1984 4. Sharon Hatﬁ eld (Fr.) 5,420 6. Yvette Bates (So.) 20-10 1/2 1987 5. Wendy Brown (Jr.) 5,681 1998 5. 3:31.89 4. Yvette Bates (So.)-Ind. 20-6 1/2 1988 1. Wendy Brown ( Sr.) 5,701 Natasha Danvers (52.9), Carla Estes (52.4), Bri- 1987 3. Yvette Bates (Jr.) 21-2 1/2 1996 2. Nicole Haynes (Sr.) 5,613 gita Langerholc (53.1), Malika Edmonson (53.5) 1988 6. Wendy Brown ( Sr.) 20-9 1/2w 2009 4. Nia Ali (Jr.) 5,824 2. Yvette Bates (Sr.)-Ind. 20-10 1999 2. 3:29.08 1997 6. Pam Simpson ( So.) 20-5 1/4 Natasha Danvers (52.8), Malika Edmonson (51.5), 1999 3. Pam Simpson ( Jr.) 21-2 1/2w Brigita Langerholc (52.4), Kinshasa Davis (51.4) 2016 8. Margaux Jones (Fr.)-Ind. 20-6 1/2 2018 8. Madisen Richards (Sr.) 21-0 3/4 2000 3. 3:30.89 Natasha Danvers (51.9), Malika Edmonson (52.3), Triple Jump Kinshasa Davis (54.1), Brigita Langerholc (52.6) 1985 4. Wendy Brown ( Fr.) 42-11 2. Yvette Bates (Fr.)-Ind. 42-9 1/2 2001 7. 3:36.66 1986 2. Yvette Bates (So.) 44-6 Natasha Neal, Carla Estes, Kinshasa Davis, 4. Wendy Brown (So.) 44-0 3/4 Brigita Langerholc 1. Wendy Brown (So.)-Ind. 44-3 1/4 3. Yvette Bates (So.)-Ind. 43-1 3/4 2002 8. 3:32.82 1987 2. Yvette Bates (Jr.) 44-7 1/2 Natasha Neal, Kinshasa Davis, Nakiya John- 3. Wendy Brown ( Jr.) 44-2 son, Aleksandra Pieluzek 1. Yvette Bates (Jr.)-Ind. 45-3 2. Wendy Brown (Jr.)-Ind. 44-8 2009 6. 3:31.57 1988 2. Wendy Brown (Sr.) 44-5 1/2w Elizabeth Olear, Shalina Clarke, Dalilah Mu- 3. Yvette Bates (Sr.) 44-2 3/4w hammad, Myra Hasson 1. Yvette Bates (Sr.)-Ind. 44-9 2. Wendy Brown (Sr.)-Ind. 44-2 3/4 2014 6. - Ind. 3:33.20 2001 3. Tatyana Obukhova (Jr.) 43-1 Akawkaw Ndipagbor, Vanessa Jones, 2002 4. Tatyana Obukhova (Sr.) 43-5 1/4 2013 8. Alitta Boyd (Sr.) 43-8 1/2 Inga Stasiulionyte 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 103 USC WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-AMERICANS BY YEAR

1970** 1990 Natasha Neal - 4x100m 2014 Sherry Calvert - JT Ashley Selman - JT Kinshasa Davis 200m; 4x100m; 4x400m Alexandra Collatz - Discus Natasha Mayers - 100m; 200m Jessica Davis - 4x100m, 4x400m 1972** 1991 Nakiya Johnson - 4x400m Alexis Faulknor - 4x100m Sherry Calvert - JT Ashley Selman - JT Aleksandra Pieluzek - 4x400m Tynia Gaither - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Aleksandra Deren - 800m Vanessa Jones - 4x400m 1975* 1992 Tatyana Obukhova - TJ Loudia Laarman - 4x100m Rosetta Birt - 100, 4x200 Allison Franke - DT,; JT L’Orangerie Crawford - HT Ashley Liverpool - 4x400m Harrieth Knight - 4x200 Inga Stasiulionyte - JT Akawkaw Ndipagbor - 4x400m Angela Hunter - 4x200 1993 Anna Biller - 4x200 Crissy Mills - HJ 2004 2015 Iryna Vashchuk - 1500m Alexandra Collatz - Discus 1977* 1994 Julia Budniak - SC Kenall Ellis - 4x400m Patty Van Wolvelaere - 100H, 4x100 Inger Miller - 100m L’Orangerie Crawford - SP Alexis Faulknor - 4x100m Rosetta Birt - 4x100 Sau Ying Chan - 100H Inga Stasiulionyte - JT Dior Hall - 100m HH, 4x100m Anna Biller - 4x100 Deanna Hill - 4x100m Jackie Gordon - 4x100 1995 2005 Amalie Iuel - 400m IH, 4x400m Sau Ying Chan - 100H Alexis Weatherspoon - 100m; 200m Vanessa Jones - 4x400m 1978* LaTima Jones - 200m Iryna Vashchuk - 1500m Tera Novy - Discus Patty Van Wolvelaere - 100H, 4x100 Virginia Powell - 100H Jaide Stepter - 400m IH, 4x400m Gail Douglas - 100, 4x100 1996 Candice Davis - 100H Ky Westbrook - 100m, 4x100m Mitzi McMillin - 100H, 4x100 Nicole Haynes - Hep Rosetta Birt - 4x100 Leslie Coons - HT 2006 2016 Tai-Ne Gibson - 4x100m Virginia Powell - 100H; 4x100m Destinee Brown - 4x100m 1979* Kanika Conwright - 4x100m Carol Rodriguez - 100m; 200m; 4x100m Kendall Ellis - 4x400m Gail Douglas - 4x100 Esi Benyarku - 4x100m Jessica Onyepunuka - 4x100m Alexis Faulknor - 4x100m Kim Robinson - 4x100 Torri Edwards - 4x100m Candice Davis - 4x100m Tynia Gaither - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Sandy Crabtree - 4x100, LJ Grazyna Penc - 1500m Eva Orban - HT Deanna Hill - 100m, 200m 4x100m, 4x400m Linda Cassidy - 4x100 Emebet Shiferaw - 3K Brysun Stately - PV Amalie Iuel - 4x440m Karen Freberg - SP Tera Novy - Discus 1982 1997 Jaide Stepter - 400m IH, 4x400m Kerry Zwart-Bell - Hep. Grazyna Penc - 1500m 2007 Emebet Shiferaw - 3K Carol Rodriguez - 100m; 4x100m 2017 **In 1970 &1972 The Women Competed In The Emelie Fardigh - HJ Jessica Onyepunuka - 100m; 4x100m Anna Cockrell - 100m H, 400m H DGWS National Collegiate T&F Championships Pam Simpson - LJ Candice Davis - 100H; 4x100m Kendall Ellis - 400m, 4x400m Shalina Clarke - 4x100m Dior Hall - 100m H * In 1975, 1977, 1978 & 1979, The Women Competed 1998 Eva Orban - HT Deanna Hill - 200m, 4x400m In The AIAW National Collegiate T&F Championships Natasha Danvers - 400H; 4x400m Amalie Iuel - 400m H, 4x400m Carla Estes - 4x400m 2008 Brittany Mann - SP 1983 Brigita Langerholc - 800m; 4x400m Eva Orban - HT Cameron Pettigrew - 400m, 4x400m Cindy Johnson - DT Malika Edmonson - 4x400m Carol Rodriguez - 400m Ky Westbrook - 100m Debra Larson - HJ; Hep. Grazyna Penc - 1500m Jessica Onyepunuka - 100m Kerry Zwart-Bell - Hep. Anna Lopaciuch - 1500m Shalina Clarke - 100H 2018 Torri Edwards - 100m; 200m Angie Annelus - 200m, 4x100m 1984 2009 Anna Cockrell - 400m H, 4x400m Sharon Hatﬁ eld - Hep 1999 Eva Orban - HT Kyra Constantine - 4x400m Sabrina Williams - LJ Angela Williams - 100m; 4x100m Shalina Clarke - 4x400m Kendall Ellis - 400m, 4x100, 4x400m Donna Curtis - 800m Torri Edwards - 100m; 4x100m; 200m Elizabeth Olear - 4x400m Deanna Hill - 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m Brigita Langerholc - 800m; 4x400m Myra Hasson - 4x400m Madisen Richards - LJ 1985 Grazyna Penc - 1500m Dalilah Muhammad - 4x400m; 400H TeeTee Terry - 100m, 4x100m Wendy Brown - LJ; TJ Natasha Danvers - 400H; 4x400m Zsoﬁ a Erdelyi - SC Sabrina Williams - LJ Malika Edmonson - 4x100m; 4x400m Nia Ali - Hep. 2019 Diana Clements - SP Esi Benyarku - 4x100m Brysun Stately - PV Angie Annelus - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Kinshasa Davis - 4x400m Kristine Busa - JT Chanel Brissett - 100m H, 4x100m 1986 Pam Simpson - LJ Anna Cockrell - 100m H, 400m H, 4x400m Diana Clements - SP Jennifer Vail - HT 2011 Kyra Constantine - 400m, 4x400m Yvette Bates - LJ; TJ Nia Ali - 100m HH, HJ Bailey Lear - 4x400m Wendy Brown - LJ; TJ 2000 Jessica Davis - 200m, 4x100m Kaelin Roberts - 4x400m Robin Simmons - 4x100m Angela Williams - 100m; 4x100m Loudia Laarman - 4x100m TeeTee Terry - 100m, 4x100m Gervaise McGraw - 400m; 4x100m Candace Young - 4x100m Dalilah Muhammad - 400m IH Lanae-Tava Thomas - 200m, 4x100m LaWanda Cabell - 4x100m Malika Edmonson - 4x100m; 4x400m Jenny Ozorai - HT Myra Mayberry - 4x100m Kinshasa Davis 200m; 4x100m; 4x400m Aareon Payne - 200m, 4x100m Brigita Langerholc - 800m; 4x400m Jenna Puterbaugh - 4x100m 1987 Natasha Danvers - 400H; 4x400m Wendy Brown - TJ; Hep Jennifer Vail - HT 2012 Diana Clements - SP Anna Lopaciuch - 1500m Kristine Busa - Javelin Yvette Bates - LJ; TJ Jessica Davis - 4x100m Myra Mayberry - 4x100m; 4x400m 2001 Loudia Laarman - 4x100m Gervaise McGraw 400m; 4x100m & 4x400m Angela Williams - 100m; 4x100m Marissa Minderler - Hammer Michelle Taylor - 4x100m; 4x400m Candace Young - 4x100m Dalilah Muhammad - 400m IH Leslie Maxie - 400H; 4x400m Natasha Neal - 4x100m; 4x400m Akawkaw Ndipagbor - 4x100m Robin Simmons - 4x100m Kinshasa Davis 200m; 4x100m; 4x400m Jenny Ozorai - Hammer Carla Estes - 4x400m Aareon Payne - 4x100m 1988 Brigita Langerholc - 800m; 4x400m Michelle Taylor - 400m Tatyana Obukhova - TJ 2013 Wendy Brown - LJ; TJ; Hep Cynthia Ademiluyi - SP Alitta Boyd - Triple Jump Yvette Bates - TJ Julianna Tudja - HT Alexandra Collatz - Discus Inga Stasiulionyte - JT Melia Cox - 4x100m 1989 Vanessa Jones - 4x100m Ashley Selman - JT 2002 Loudia Laarman - 4x100m Michelle Taylor - 400m; 800m Angela Williams - 100m; 4x100m Jenny Ozorai - Hammer Lesley Noll - 800m Disia Page - 4x100m Jenna Puterbaugh - 4x100m PAGE 104 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS USC WOMEN’S INDOOR ALL-AMERICANS BY YEAR

First Team All-Americans 2018 Anna Cockrell - 60m H, 4x400m 1985 Kendall Ellis - 400m, 4x400m Yvette Bates - TJ Deanna Hill - 4x400m Kaelin Roberts - 4x400m 1986 Wendy Brown - TJ 2019 Yvette Bates - LJ, TJ Chanel Brissett - 60m H Gervaise McGraw - 4x400m Kyra Constatine - 400m, 4x400m Leslie Maxie - 4x400m Dior Hall - 60m H Lawanda Cabell - 4x400m Bailey Lear - 4x400m Myra Mayberry - 4x400m Mecca McGlaston - 60m H Kaelin Roberts - 400m, 4x400m 1987 TeeTee Terry - 60m Yvette Bates - LJ, TJ Lanae-Tava Thomas - 200m, 4x400m Diana Clements - SP Lauren Rain Williams - 200m Wendy Brown - TJ

1988 Yvette Bates - LJ, TJ Wendy Brown - LJ, TJ Women's Team Takes 2nd At 2019 NCAA Michelle Taylor - 400m Indoor & Outdoor Championships 1989 Michelle Taylor - 400m

1990 Michelle Taylor - 800m

2002 Angela Williams - 60m

2005 Virginia Powell - 60mH

2006 Virginia Powell - 60m, 60mH Candice Davis - 60mH Carol Rodriguez - 200m

2007 Candice Davis - 60mH

2008 Carol Rodriguez - 200m Nia Ali - 60mH

2014 Tynia Gaither - 200m Vanessa Jones - 4x400m Ashley Liverpool - 4x400m Akawkaw Ndipagbor - 400m, 4x400m Jaide Stepter - 4x400m

2015 Kendall Ellis - 4x400m Dior Hall - 60m HH Amalie Iuel - 4x400m Vanessa Jones - 4x400m Jaide Stepter - 4x400m Ky Westbrook - 60m

2016 Kendall Ellis - 4x400m Deanna Hill - 200m, 4x400m Amalie Iuel - Pentathlon, 4x400m Margaux Jones - Long Jump Jaide Stepter - 400m, 4x400m

2017 Anna Cockrell - 60m H Kendall Ellis - 400m, 4x400m Deanna Hill - 200m, 4x400m Amalie Iuel - 4x400m Brittany Mann - SP Cameron Pettigrew - 4x400m

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 105 USC's All-Time NCAA Point Leaders Does Not Include NCAA Indoor Scoring Athlete Years Competed Events Individual Titles Won Total Points 1. Wendy Brown 1985-88 LJ, TJ, Heptathlon 1 51 2. Angela Williams 1999-2002 100m, 4x100m 4 48 3. Inga Stasiulionyte 2001-04 JT 1 34 4. Anna Cockrell 2017-19 100m H, 400m H, 4x400m 1 33.75 5. Eva Orban 2006-09 HT 1 32 6. Yvette Bates 1985-88 LJ, TJ 0 31 7. Brigita Langerholc 1998-2001 800m, 4x400m 1 28 8. Angie Annelus 2017-19 100m, 200m, 4x100m 2 26 9. Natasha Danvers 1997-2000 400m IH, 4x400m 1 25.50 10. Kinshasa Davis 1999-2002 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m 0 25.25 11. Grazyna Penc 1996-99 1500m 0 25 Carol Rodriguez 2005-07 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 400m 0 25 13. Virginia Powell 2003-06 100m HH, 4x100m 2 24.5 14. Kendall Ellis 2015-18 400m, 4x100m, 4x400m 0 22.25 15. Deanna Hill 2015-17 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m 0 21.75 16. Patty Van Wolvelaere 1977-78 100m H, 4x100m 2 20.75 17. Ashley Selman 1989-91 JT 1 21 18. Sherry Calvert 1970-72 JT 2 20 19. Natasha Mayers 2002-03 100m, 200m 1 18 Nia Ali 2008-11 100m HH, HJ, Heptathlon 1 18 21. Michelle Taylor 1987-89 400m, 800m, 4x100m, 4x400m 0 17.5 22. Tynia Gaither 2014 100m, 200m, 4x100m 0 17 23. TeeTee Terry 2018-19 100m, 4x100m 0 16.0 24. Torri Edwards 1996-99 100m, 200m, 4x100m, 4x400m 0 15.75 25. Julianna Tudja 2001-03 HT 0 14 Diana Clements 1985-87 SP 0 14 27. Dalilah Muhammad 2009-11 400m IH, 4x400m 0 13.75 28. Candice Davis 2004-07 100m HH, 4x100m 0 13 Emebet Shiferaw 1996-97 3000m 0 13 Jenny Ozorai 2011-13 HT 0 13

Angela Williams Natasha Mayers Four NCAA 100m Titles 2002 NCAA 200m Champion 2002 NCAA 100m Runner Up

Torri Edwards Kinshasa Davis Brigita Langerholc PAGE 106 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS WOMEN OF TROY OLYMPIC TEAM MEMBERS

1928 Amsterdam Lillian Copeland, discus throw (SILVER) 1932 Los Angeles Lillian Copeland, discus throw (GOLD) 1964 Tokyo Terrezene Brown+, high jump 1968 Mexico City Patty Van Wolvelaere, 80m hurdles 1972 Munich Patty Van Wolvelaere, 100m hurdles; Sherry Calvert, javelin throw 1976 Montreal Sherry Calvert, javelin throw 1988 Seoul Wendy Brown, heptathlon; Leslie Maxie, 400m hurdles 1992 Barcelona Sau Ying Chan, 100m hurdles Myra Mayberry, 100m, 400m 1996 Atlanta Sau Ying Chan, 100m hurdles; Myra Mayberry, 100m, 200m Carol Rodriguez competed for Puerto Rico Inger Miller, 200m, 4x100m relay (GOLD) at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics 2000 Sydney Esi Benyarku, 200m, 4x100m relay; Natasha Danvers, 400m hurdles, 4x400m relay; Torri Edwards, 4x100m relay (BRONZE); Brigita Langerholc, 800m, 4x400m relay; Inger Miller, 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay; Natasha Mayers, 100m 2004 Athens Allyson Felix, 200m (SILVER); Natasha Mayers, 100m; Julianna Tudja, Hammer; Angela Williams, 4x100m relay, Eva Orban, HT 2008 Beijing Allyson Felix, 200m (SILVER), 4x400m relay (GOLD); Natasha Danvers-Smith, 400m hurdles (BRONZE); Torri Edwards, 100m, 4x100m; Brigita Langerholc, 800m; Eva Orban, Hammer; Carol Rodriguez, 200m, 400m; Inga Stasiulionyte, Javelin; Angela Williams, 4x100m 2012 London Zsofi a Erdelyi, Marathon; Allyson Felix, 100m, 200m (GOLD), 4x100m relay (GOLD), 4x400m relay (GOLD); Tina Kefalas, Marathon Eva Orban, Hammer; Carol Rodriguez , 400m 2016 Rio Nia Ali, 100m HH (SILVER); Zsofi a Erdelyi, Marathon; Allyson Felix, 400m (SILVER), 4x100m relay (GOLD), 4x400m Relay (GOLD); Tynia Gaither, 100m, 200m; Amalie Iuel, 400m IH; Dalilah Muhammad, 400m IH (GOLD) Zsofi a Erdelyi ran for her native Hungary in + USC graduate student the marathon at the 2012 London Olympics

Allyson Felix struck gold in London in the 200m, 4x100m and 4x400m relays Natasha Danvers-Smith medaled in 2008 in the 400m IH 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 107 TROJANS IN THE WORLD RANKINGS

100 METERS (15) 400 METERS (6) JAVELIN (1) 1996 8 Inger Miller 2007 2 Allyson Felix 1978 8 Sherry Calvert 1997 7 Inger Miller 2008 5 Allyson Felix 1998 3 Inger Miller 2009 4 Allyson Felix HAMMER (1) 1999 2 Inger Miller 2010 1 Allyson Felix 2013 10 Eva Orban 9 Angela Williams 2011 2 Allyson Felix 2014 9 Eva Orban 2000 2 Inger Miller 2015 1 Allyson Felix 2002 8 Torri Edwards 2016 2 Allyson Felix 2003 3 Torri Edwards 2017 4 Allyson Felix Just like the Trojan men, the USC women athletes have earned numerous world Top 10 2018 9 Kendall Ellis 2005 9 Allyson Felix rankings (Rankings are compiled by the Track & Field News through 2018). 2006 3 Torri Edwards 10 Jaide Stepter 5 Allyson Felix 2007 2 Torri Edwards 800 METERS (1) 6 Allyson Felix 2000 9 Brigita Langerholc 2008 8 Torri Edwards 2012 5 Allyson Felix 100-METER HURDLES (10) 1968 5 Patty van Wolveaere 200 METERS (18) 1970 6 Patty van Wolveaere 1996 4 Inger Miller 1971 9 Patty van Wolveaere 1997 3 Inger Miller 1973 3 Patty van Wolveaere 1998 6 Inger Miller 2007 5 Virginia Powell 1999 2 Inger Miller 2009 9 Virginia Powell 2000 7 Inger Miller 2010 8 Virginia Powell 2003 2 Torri Edwards 2011 6 Virginia Powell 7 Allyson Felix 2012 4 Virginia Powell 2004 2 Allyson Felix 2013 8 Nia Ali 2005 1 Allyson Felix 2014 8 Nia Ali 2006 1 Allyson Felix 2016 4 Nia Ali 2007 1 Allyson Felix 2017 9 Nia Ali 3 Torri Edwards 2008 2 Allyson Felix 400-METER HURDLES (4) 2009 1 Allyson Felix 2003 8 Natasha Danvers 2010 1 Allyson Felix 2006 9 Natasha Danvers 2011 3 Allyson Felix 2007 10 Natasha Danvers 2012 1 Allyson Felix 2013 3 Dalilah Muhammad 2013 4 Allyson Felix 2016 1 Dalilah Muhammad Entering the 2017 season, Allyson Felix was ranked in the top two 2014 1 Allyson Felix 2017 2 Dalilah Muhammad in the world in the 200m or 400m dashes 15 times. She has been 2015 2 Allyson Felix 2018 3 Dalilah Muhammad ranked in the top 10 in the 200m 14 seasons, the 400m eight times 2016 6 Allyson Felix and the 100m four times.

Nia Ali: Dalilah Muhammad: 2016 100m HH Silver Medalist In Rio, 2017 & 2019 2nd at U.S. 2016 400m IH Gold Medalist In Rio, 2017 & 2019 U.S. Champ, Championships, 2019 Gold Medalist at Worlds 2019 Gold Medalist at Worlds

In 2016, Nia Ali became USC's fi rst medalist in the women's 100m HH in Olympic competition. Ali had a time of 12.59 in the fi nal. The sweep for USA was the fi rst ever by one country in the event and just the seventh ever in any Summer Olympic event. In 2016, Dalilah Muhammad destroyed the fi eld en route to the 400m IH gold medal with a time of 53.13, .42 seconds faster than the silver medalist, despite the second through sixth place fi nishers all running PRs. Muhammad became the fi rst-ever USA woman to win the event at the Olympics and the second Trojan to medal as Natasha Danvers-Smith won the bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics in Great Britain.

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A Cocco, Sarah -- 2008 Grego, Lauren -- 2014 Louis, Anniya -- 2009, 11, 12 Adams, Heidi -- 1986, 87, 88 Cockrell, Anna -- 2017, 18, 19 Griffi n, Liesl -- 2001, 05 Lozano, Adriana -- 1994, 95 Adams, Kim -- 1981 Collatz, Alexandra -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Grimes, Vivian -- 2017 Lozowski, Isabel -- 2013 Ademiluyi, Cynthia -- 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Conner, Kelsey -- 2007 Guialdo, Louan -- 1987, 88, 90, 91 Lukens, Zara -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 Alexander, Erica -- 2009 Constantine, Kyra -- 2017, 18, 19 Guerrieri, Lauren -- 2008, 10 Luna, Jessica -- 2005 Ali, Nia -- 2008, 09, 11 Conwright, Kanika -- 1994, 95, 96 Lundin, Austin -- 2012, 13 Almarez, Barb -- 2001 Coons, Leslie -- 1996 H Lundin, Jessica -- 2009 Ahmad, Dalal -- 1974 Corrin, Courtney -- 2018 Hall, Dior -- 2015, 17, 18, 19 Lutzky, Caroline -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Anderson, Rosalind -- 1979 Cortez, Christine -- 2010, 11 Harmon-Thomas, Alexa -- 2017, Lyon, Elise -- 1986, 87, 89 Anene, Ekene -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Cox, Melia -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 18, 19 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-- 2006 Hennessy, Heather -- 2002 Mate, Katalin -- 2009 Becker, Crystal -- 2002, 03, 04 Daniels, Kathryn -- 2010, 11 Henry, Honour -- 1979 Matranga, Erin -- 2012, 13 Benjamin, Farren -- 2011, 12, 13 Danvers, Natasha -- 1997, 98, 99, Henry, Kiana -- 2012, 13 Maurer, Lauren -- 2016, 17, 18, 19 Bennett, Miriam -- 1995 2000 Hilaire, Elan -- 2010 Maxie, Leslie -- 1986, 87, 89, 90 Bennett, Tiffany -- 2001, 02, 03, 04 Davies, Nicole -- 2013 Hill, Carey -- 1977 Maya, Harlye -- 2003, 04 Benson, Latreace -- 1998 Davis, Candice -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Hill, Deanna -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Mayberry, Myra -- 1986, 87 Benyarku, Esi -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Davis, Jessica -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Hill, Vanessa--2000 Mayers, Natasha -- 2002, 03 Berdousi, Katerina -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 Davis-Quarrie, Kira -- 2008, 09, 10 Hoffer, Stephanie -- 2011 McArthur, Joy -- 2018, 19 Berglas, Kristen -- 2004, 05, 06 Davis-Quarrie, Tara -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Hollingsworth, Donna -- 1981 McBride, Andrea -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Bernard-Joseph, Briana -- 2019 Davis, Kinsasha -- 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Horvath, Felicia -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 McDowell, Janice -- 1982 Bernhard, Brittani -- 2005 Davis, Lynn -- 1981 Hutchinson, Kate -- 2004, 05, 06, 08 McKinney, Shantae -- 2004 Berry, Chloe -- 2017, 18, 19 DeCoux, Michelle -- 1989, 90, 91, 92 McGlaston, Mecca -- 2017, 18, 19 Bickers, Cara -- 2008, 09, 10, 11 DeLara, Analissa--2000 I McGraw, Gervaise -- 1985, 86, 87 Biller, Anna -- 1974, 77 Deren, Aleksandra -- 2001, 02 Ibarzabal, Lorea -- 2017 McGraw Katie -- 1998 Birt, Rosetta -- 1977, 78 DeYoung, Katie -- 2012 Iuel, Amalie -- 2014, 15, 16, 17 McMillin, Mitzi -- 1977, 78 Bishop, Charm -- 1980, 81, 82 Dion, Jackie -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 McVey, Celeste -- 1992, 93, 94, 95 Dolphin, Glory -- 1995, 96 J Meyers, Laura -- 2008 Blackburn, Lauren -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Jayasinghe, Asha -- 1996, 97, 98 Blevins, Kimberly -- 1997 Dorsey, Dominique -- 2004 Miller, Inger -- 1991, 92, 93, 94 Dosé, Kendra -- 1996, 97 Jemison, Breana -- 2018 Mills, Crissy -- 1993, 95 Boudreau, Tracy -- 1989, 90, 91, 92 Jepsen, Lori -- 1977, 78 Bounds, Julia -- 2018 Douglas, Gail -- 1978, 79 Milokumova, Oksana -- 2007 Dyer, Gina -- 1979, 80 Johnson, Amy -- 1984 Minderler, Marissa -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Boyd, Alitta -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Johnson, Beth -- 1995 Bragdon, Amber -- 2015 Moore, Martise -- 1996, 97,98 E Johnson, Cynthia -- 1983 Mora, Leticia -- 1995 Brewer, Alyssa -- 2019 Eads, Christina -- 2005, 06 Johnson, Nakiya -- 2002, 2003 Brissett, Chanel -- 2018 Morell, Danielle -- 2002, 03 Eastern, Marian -- 1979, 81 Johnson, Sauda -- 1996, 97, 98 Muhammad, Dalilah -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 Brooks, Ronda -- 1989, 90 Edmonson, Malika -- 1998, 99, 00, 01 Johnson, Tunisia -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Brown, Alexis -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Murray, Sandra -- 1981 Edmonson, Miya -- 2001, 02, 03, 04 Johnston, Kristie -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Musacato, Michelle -- 2001 Brown, Destinee -- 2015, 16, 17 Edwards, Torri -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Jones, Jennifer -- 2010, 11, 12, 13 Brown, Wendy -- 1985, 86, 87, 88 Ellis, Katherine -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Jones, La Tima -- 1991, 92, 93, 95 N Bruce, Brenda -- 1975, 76, 77, 78 Ellis, Kendall -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Jones, Margaux -- 2016, 17, 18, 19 Nardon, Roseann -- 1986 Bruce, Charity -- 2012, 13, 14 Enright, Lindsay -- 2014 Jones, Stephanie--2000, 01 Ndipagbor, Akawkaw -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Brule’, Melissa -- 1997, 98 Ent, Rebekah -- 2016, 17 Jones, Tiffany -- 2002, 03, 04 Neal, Natasha -- 2001, 02 Buckley, Shelby -- 2011, 12, 13 Erdelyi, Zsofi a -- 2008, 09, 10, 12 Jones, Vanessa -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Neeper, Kate -- 2004, 06 Budman, Katie -- 1994, 95 Erickson, Leslie -- 2001, 02, 04, 05 Jorgensen, Kelli -- 1981, 82 Negriff, Sonya -- 2002 Budniak, Julia -- 2004 Estes, Carla -- 1998. 99, 2000, 01 Jung, Marley -- 1978, 79 Nelson, Kathy -- 1981, 82 Burger, Anna -- 2011, 12 Newton, Jennifer -- 1997 Burgess, Staci -- 1982 F K Nickels, Chun Mei -- 2007 Busa, Kristine -- 2008, 09, 10, 12 Fardigh, Emelie -- 1997 Kao, Emma -- 2015 Niemeyer, Jade -- 2011, 12 Byington, Diane -- 1977, 78 Faulknor, Alexis -- 2014, 15, 16 Karkut, Kathryn -- 2011, 13 Ngo, Mai -- 1994, 95 Byrne, Shannon -- 2012 Fernandez, Marharita -- 1992 Kefalas, Tina -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Noll, Lesley -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Fields, Jacquelyn -- 2019 Kelly, Karen -- 1992 Novy, Tera -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 C Fischetti, Chanel -- 2007, 08, 09 Khabazian, Ella--2000, 03 Cabell, LaWanda -- 1985, 86 Fletcher, Yolanda --1983, 84, 85, 86 Kijima, Reika -- 2015 O Calvert, Sherry -- 1970-72 Flodstrom, Frida -- 2009 Kirst, Katie -- 2006, 07, 08 Obukhova, Tatyana--2000, 01, 02 Candipan, Jennifer -- 1998 Francis, Zaria -- 2017, 18 Kitayama, Dina -- 2010, 11 Ojo, Samantha -- 2012, 13, 14 Canidate, Reischea -- 1994, 96, 97 Franke, Allison -- 1991, 92, 93 Klisowska, Katarzyna -- 2005, 06 Olear, Elizabeth -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Cantrell, Gabriella -- 2015, 16 Freberg, Karen -- 2006 Knight, Jasmine -- 2007, 08, 09 Oliveira, Janae -- 1993, 94 Capellino, Erica -- 2012, 13, 15 Freeman, Davida -- 1984 Koellner, Karen -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Oliveira, Jennifer -- 1995, 97, 98, 99 Carrasco, Yleana -- 1989, 90 Freeman, Karlee -- 2019 Kovtun, Natalia -- 2007 Olonade, Oluwakemi -- 2012, 13, 14 Carrillo, Ginaea -- 1998 Kyles, Carli -- 1997 Olsen, Dana -- 1980 Carter, Lyn -- 1984 G Oman, Lindsay -- 2005, 07, 08 Carter, Victoria -- 2004 Gaeta, Leah -- 2009, 10 L Onyepunuka, Jessica -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Cassidy, Linda -- 1979, 80, 81, 82 Gaines, Sheronda--2000 Laarman, Loudia -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Onyepunuka, Judith -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Chambers, Lauren -- 2010, 12, 13, 14 Gaither, Tynia -- 2014, 15, 16 Langerholc, Brigita -- 1998, 99, 00, 01 Orban, Eva -- 2006, 07, 08, 09 Chan, Sau Ying -- 1994, 95 Gergley, Daniela -- 2007 Larsen, Debra -- 1983 Orozco, Sinfo -- 2001, 02 Chang, Katherine -- 2009, 10, 11, 13 Gibson, Myeshia -- 2007 Lear, Bailey -- 2019 Ortega, Teri -- 1990, 91, 92 Chaplin, Dominique -- 2006 Gibson, Tai-Ne -- 1995, 96, 97,98 Lee, Jasmine -- 2005 Owen, Kelly -- 2012, 13 Chapin, Noelle -- 1987, 88, 89, 90 Gillian, Kennedy -- 2017, 18, 19 Lendl, Julie -- 1978 Ozorai, Jenny -- 2011, 12, 13, 15 Chowsengrat, Janet--2000, 01 Glynn, Rachel -- 2016, 18, 19 Lewallen, Shannon -- 2002, 04, 05, 06 Church, Alexandra - 2006 Goodwin, Amy -- 1989, 92 Lewis, Christine -- 1994, 95, 96 P Ciampa, Christiana--2000, 01, 02, 03 Gordon, Jackie -- 1977 Ligaj, Lucyna -- 2001 Page, Disia -- 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Clark, Shannon -- 1987, 88, 89, 90 Gore, Amber -- 2016, 18, 19 Lipscomb, Felice -- 1991, 92, 93, 94 Palka, Cassidy -- 2018, 19 Clarke, Shalina -- 2007, 08, 09, 10 Graham, Jasmyne -- 2016, 17 Liverpool, Ashley -- 2013, 14 Paris, Claudia -- 1986, 87, 88, 89 Clayton, Courtney -- 2009, 10 Graham, Whitney -- 2004, 05, 06 Livers, Tamara -- 1997 Patterson, Rebecca -- 1998, 2000, 01 Clayton, Gina -- 2002, 03, 04, 05 Granowski, Tessa -- 2012 Longjohn, Katherine -- 2019 Patton, Cammie -- 2001 Clements, Diana -- 1985, 86, 87 Gray, Melanna -- 1991, 92 Lopaciuch, Anna -- 1998, 99, 2000 Paulick, Lindsay -- 2001 Clements, Tosha -- 1994, 95, 96, 97 Greer, Christine -- 2009 Lopes, Lyndsey -- 2016, 17, 18 Payne, Aareon -- 2009, 10, 11, 12 1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS |UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 109 Pegues, Kerrie -- 1992, 94, 95 Van Benthem, Lorelei -- 1978, 79 Pen, Daymora -- 2006 Van Benthem, Lynne -- 1979, 80, 81 Penc, Grazyna -- 1996, 97, 98, 99 Van Wolvelaere, Patty -- 1977, 78 Pettigrew, Cameron -- 2014, 15, 16, 17 Vashchuk, Iryna -- 2004, 05 Peyton, Erika -- 2015, 16 Pieluzek, Aleksandra -- 2002, 03 W Poppen, Cecile -- 1979 Walles, Jaclyn -- 2011 Powell, Virginia -- 2003, 04, 05, 06 Walton, Ursula -- 1995 Puterbaugh, Jenna -- 2011, 12, 13 Weatherspoon, Alexis -- 2002, 03, 04, 05 Putnam, Colette -- 2018, 19 Weber, Kamryn -- 2017, 18, 19 Pyka, Ashley -- 2009, 12, 13 Weiss, Thea -- 2011, 12, 13, 14 Wells, Jennifer -- 2007 R Westbrook, Ky -- 2015, 17, 18 Racette, Sophia -- 2016 Wickland, Shea -- 2009 Ransom, Tonya -- 1985 Williams, Alexandrea -- 2005, 06, 07 Reardon, Alyssa -- 2014, 15 Williams, Angela -- 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Rennie, Devon -- 2009, 10 Williams, Erin -- 2001, 02, 03, 04 Reppe, Meghan -- 1996 Williams, Lauren Rain -- 2019 Richards, Madisen -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 Williams, Natalia -- 2011, 12, 13 Richardson, Kayla -- 2017, 18, 19 Williams, Sabrina -- 1982, 83, 84, 85 Richardson, Kyla -- 2018 Wilson, Gail -- 1986 Ricks, Madison -- 2015, 16, 17, 18 WInters, Jordan -- 2016 Roberts, Kaelin -- 2018, 19 Wolfgramm, ’Ofa -- 1998, 99 Robinson, Erin -- 2012, 13 Woods, Shana -- 2007, 08, 09, 11 Robinson, Kim -- 1979, 81 Worrell, Allice--2000 Robinson, Shante -- 2018 Wright, Ariel -- 2011 Rodriguez, Carol -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Rojewski, Allison -- 2009, 10, 11 Y Rolle, Lydia--2000 Young, Candace -- 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Rollow, Julie -- 1985 Young, Cerenity --2000, 01, 02 Rowden, Diana -- 1978 Young, Chanel -- 2001, 02 Rozenfeld, Julia -- 2004, 05, 06, 07 Russell, Jemima -- 2019 Z Zwart-Bell, Kerry -- 1980, 81, 82, 83 S Sanford, Michelle --2004, 06, 07, 08 Sapa, Tanya -- 2014, 15, 16,17 Sauer, Brynn - 2019 Savoy, Rochelle -- 1984 Schultz, Treasure -- 1994, 95 Seamans, Taylor -- 2016 Seleine, Julie -- 1987 Selman, Ashley -- 1989, 90, 91 Sepulveda, Arielle -- 2008 Shapiro, Kelly--2000, 01 Shegog, Nekeidra -- 1994, 95, 96, 97 Shields, Karleen -- 1994 Shiferaw, Emebet -- 1996, 97 Simley, Joyce -- 1979 Simmons, Robin -- 1984, 85, 86, 87 Simone, Laura -- 1981, 82 Simpson, Pamela -- 1996, 97, 99 Sisco, Sarah -- 2006 Soderstrom, Kira -- 2012, 13, 14, 15 Smith, Mikaela -- 2016, 17 Smith, Shannon -- 2001, 02 Smith, Sharon--2000, 01, 02 Smith, Tanya -- 1992, 93, 95, 96 Stamp, Natasha -- 2019 Stasiulionyte, Inga -- 2001, 02, 03. 04 Stately, Brysun -- 2006, 09, 10 Stephens, Brandy -- 1995, 96 Stepter, Jaide -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 Stewart, Talia -- 2005, 06, 07, 08 Strachan, Laura -- 2006 Strickland, Natasha -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 Strong, Kenisha -- 2006, 07, 09 Stutland, Jennifer -- 2010, 11, 13 Sumpter, Julie -- 1982, 84 Supangan, Rosalynn -- 1995, 97, 98 Swain, Treani -- 2004, 05, 06 T Taylor, Michelle -- 1987, 88, 89 Taylor, Shawana--2000 Terry, TeeTee -- 2018, 19 Thomas, Brooke--2000, 01, 02, 03 Thomas, Lanae-Tave -- 2019 Thomas, Tracee -- 2003, 04, 05 Tong, Jenna -- 2013, 14, 15, 16 Torres, Giselle -- 2001 Tschomba-Fariala, Myriam -- 1997, 98, 99 Tseng, Julia -- 2014, 15 Tudja, Julianna -- 2001, 02, 03 Tullai, Sydney -- 2018, 19 V Vail, Jennifer -- 1998, 99, 2000 Van Alstine, Beth -- 2004 Van Benthem, Lisa -- 1978, 79, 80,81 PAGE 110 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD | 29 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS | 200 NCAA CHAMPIONS AROUND THE TRACK IN 2019

USC's 3 individual champions Chanel Brisset (60m H), Kaelin All-American hurdler and 3.98 GPA student Anna Cockrell ﬂ ashes a double Fight On! Roberts (400m) and TeeTee Terry (60m) hold the Trojans' runner-up after winning the 2019 NCAA 400m hurdles title. trophy from the 2019 NCAA Indoor Championships

Angie Annelus holds the USA ﬂ ag after qualifying to represent the U.S. USC Director of T&F Caryl Smith Gilbert talks to the Pac-12 Network's Jill Savage at the World Championships by taking 3rd at the USATF Championships. after the Trojan women's team captured its second consecutive Pac-12 title.

Trojan seniors Alexa Harmon-Thomas, Lyndsey Lopes, Amber Gore, Isabella Women's team takes a celebratory victory lap after winning the USC-UCLA Dual Meet. Marten, Margaux Jones & Dior Hall hold up 2019 Pac-12 Champions banner.

1380 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS | 200 OLYMPIANS ||UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRACK AND FIELD — PAGE 111 WWelcomeelcome toto TTroy...roy... Did You Know?

· The USC School of Cinema c Arts (above) is proud to celebrate its 90th anniversary during the 2019-20 academic year, and opened the doors on the ﬁ rst two buildings in its new Cinema c Arts complex 10 years ago, which pays homage to the cinema c history of Southern California and USC. The new Cinema c Arts complex was built, thanks to a $175 million dona on by USC alumnus George Lucas. The now-completed complex includes an anima on building, soundstages and a produc on center.

In February 2010, the Princeton Review ranked USC's Interac ve Media division as the No. 1 video-game design program in North America. Game design formally got its start at USC in 2002, when the USC School of Cinema c Arts launched its MFA in interac ve media, although a core game-design workshop had been in place since 1999. In 2004, the school unveiled the Game Innova on Lab, a state-of-the-art research space and think tank for game design and crea on. A B.A. in interac ve entertainment was fi rst off ered in 2005. Today, USC off ers four degrees in video-game development at the undergraduate and graduate levels. For the game-play design-focused, the USC School of Cinema c Arts off ers the Master of Fine Arts in interac ve media and the Bachelor of Arts in interac ve entertainment. For the more engineering-oriented, the USC Viterbi School off ers the Bachelor of Science in computer science (games) and the Master of Science in computer science (game development). USC Freshman Profi le

African American 5.6% Asian/Asian American 16.8% Caucasian 30.7% Hispanic/La no 14.8% Other 8.1%

Interna onal Students 24.9%

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Student/Faculty Ra o 9:1

Schools with the largest under grad u ate enrollment are the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Scienc es (35%) and Marshall School of Business (20%)

Average class size for the College of Le ers, Arts and Sciences is 26 students.

Financial aid expenditures totalled $570 million.

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The extended family of USC is a global network made up of thousands of alumni, students, faculty, and staff , as well as parents of students, SCions (children and grandchildren of alumni), the Board of Trustees, the boards of councilors, donors, athletic fans, and neighborhood partners. But the uniqueness of the Trojan Family isn’t due to its vast numbers. Rather, it’s the extraordinary closeness and solidarity that is found in this genuinely supportive community. To its members, the term “Trojan Family” is more than a phrase: it represents a promise, a commitment to support that is lifelong and worldwide.

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USC’s diverse student body is a strength and USC’s faculty members aren’t just teachers source of pride. From its earliest days, USC aspired of others’ works, but ac ve contributors to what USC ALMA MATER to diversity by ins tu ng policies that assured is taught, thought, and prac ced throughout the “All Hail” no student would be denied admission because world. The university’s faculty includes Nobel Prize of race, color, religion, or gender. The university laureate George A. Olah and 63 members of the has a racted more interna onal students over Na onal Academy of Sciences, Na onal Academy “All Hail to Alma Mater the years than any other American university. of Engineering, and, Institute of Medicine. Currently, 24.9 percent of USC’s students represent More than 200 faculty members have received To thy glory we sing; 59 countries. pres gious academic and professional awards from All Hail to Southern Cali for nia Equally important is the academic excellence organiza ons as varied as Na onal Ins tutes of that today’s USC students bring. USC accepted 80 Health, the Na onal Science Founda on, the Alfred Loud let thy praises ring; percent of applicants from the top 10 percent of P. Sloan Foundation, the National Endowment their high schools. The 2017 entering class’ GPA for the Humani es, the John Simon Guggenheim Where Western sky meets average was 3.76. But USC students are more Founda on, and the Academy of Mo on Pictures Western sea than academic high-achievers. There have been Arts and Sciences. more Trojans in the Olympics than any American Our college stands in majes ty; university, and over 60 percent of the university’s students volunteer in community-service programs Alumni Sing our love to Alma Mater, in neighborhoods around campus and throughout USC’s fi rst alumni associa on was founded in LA. Outstanding, well-rounded students are a Hail, all hail to thee!” 1885, just a year a er the university graduated its hallmark of USC. fi rst class. Those ini al eight men and women paved the way for today’s more than 374,000-member USC Alumni Associa on. Trojan alumni span all 50 states and virtually every region of the world. As Did You Know? leaders in their communi es and professions, they bring recogni on to their alma mater. Dis nguished · USC distributes $570 million in fi nancial aid; over 60 percent of our students receive alumni include former U.S. Secretary of State assistance. Warren Christopher, astronaut Neil Armstrong, architect Frank Gehry, opera singer Marilyn Horne, · For the 2018-19 academic year, a total of 17 percent of the student body are fi rst-genera on symphony conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, fi lm college students. director George Lucas, and baseball pitcher Mark Prior. The talents and commitment of its alumni And consider this: are among USC’s greatest strengths. · The student-to-faculty ra o is 9-to-1.

· The average class size is 26 students.

· Full- me faculty teach the vast majority of our courses.

· Students can get all the classes they need in order to graduate in four years.

· USC grads get great jobs, a end the best graduate and professional schools in the country (including our own) and are supported by the Trojan Family - a network of nearly a quarter million alumni. Traveler All-Ameri can Erny Pinckert. Notable Alumni Inscribed on the statue’s base is “THE TROJAN” and the univer si ty’s Traveler, the noble white Herb Alpert, Musician seal, with the La n mo o “Palmam horse that appears at all USC Neil Armstrong, Astronaut home football games with a qui meruit ferat (Let him who deserves it bear away the palm).” Art Buchwald, Columnist regal Trojan warrior astride, is LeVar Burton, Actor one of the most famous college Below the seal are inscribed the Leo Buscaglia, Author/Educator mascots. quali es of the ideal Trojan: “Faithful, Traveler first made an Scholar ly, Skillful, Coura geous and Jerry Buss, Owner - LA Lakers appear ance at USC football Ambi ous.” Julie Chen, TV Broadcaster games in 1961. Bob Jani, then Warren Christo pher, USC’s director of special events, Cardinal and Gold former U.S. Secretary of State and Eddie Tannenbaum, then Frank Gehry, Architect Before 1895, the offi cial color of a junior at USC, had spotted Frank Giff ord, Sportscaster Rich ard Saukko riding his white USC was gold. The offi cial color of the College of Liber al Arts was cardi nal. Lionel Hampton, Musician horse, Travel er I, in the 1961 Rose Marilyn Horne, Opera Star Parade. They persuad ed Saukko The college had its own offi cial color Ron Howard, Director/Actor to ride his white horse during because it was the largest aca dem ic USC games, serving as a mascot. unit in the Uni versi ty. In 1895, both Keyshawn Johnson, NFL Ever since, whenev er USC scores, colors were adopted as USC’s offi cial Randy Johnson, MLB the band plays “Conquest” and Travel er gallops colors. Michael Landon, Actor around the Coli se um. Lisa Leslie, WNBA The current Trojan mascot is Traveler VII. “Trojans” George Lucas, Film Director Even though the breed of horse may have changed Paul Mazursky, Director over the years — Travelers I through VI ranged USC’s nickname, “Trojans,” origi nat ed in 1912. Up to that me, USC’s teams were called the Method ists Cheryl Miller, Sportscaster from an Arabian/Tennessee Walker to a pure-bred Paul Orphala, Founder - Kinkos Tennessee Walker to a pure-bred Arabian to an or Wesleyans, nicknames which were not looked upon Linda Johnson Rice, CEO - Andalusian — Traveler’s color has always remained with favor by univer si ty offi cials. pure white. So, Warren Bovard, direc tor of athle cs and son Ebony, Jet Magazines In the fall of 2004, USC alumnus Bill Tilley ('61) of univer si ty presi dent Dr. George Bovard, asked Los John Ri er, Actor and his wife, Nadine, donated $2 million to provide Ange les Times sports edi tor Owen Bird to select an Barney Rosenzweig, Producer a permanent endowment to support Traveler. ap pro pri ate nick name. Edward P. Roski - Co-Owner - LA Kings “At this me, the athletes and coaches of the Besides the horses, USC once even had a canine and LA Lakers univer si ty were under terri fi c handi caps,” recalled mascot. A mu named George Tirebiter I (famous Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf for chasing cars through the USC campus) first Bird. “They were facing teams that were bigger and be er-equipped, yet they had splendid fi gh ng spirit. Tom Selleck, Actor appeared at football games in 1940. He survived Ally Sheedy, Actress a publi cized dognapping by UCLA in 1947, but The name ‘Trojans’ fi ed them.” Cybill Shepard, Actress succumbed under the res of an auto mo bile in 1950. He was succeed ed by George II for three The Spirit Of Troy John Sin gleton, Director years(1950-52), then George III for one year (1953) Lynn Swann, NFL/USC AD and fi nally George IV for one year (1957). The Trojan Marching Band - known as “The Spirit Marlo Thomas, Actress of Troy” - is perhaps the most dynam ic and inno va ve John Wayne, Actor colle giate band in the na on. Named among the eight Tommy Trojan Forest Whitaker, Actor best marching bands in the country by USA Today , the David L. Wolper, Producer band is one of the most visi ble tools In the center of the USC Robert Zemeckis, Film Director campus stands one of the most of the Uni versi ty. famous colle giate landmarks in Established in 1880, the band has the country: Tommy Trojan. Since played for seven Presidents, appeared being unveiled in 1930 for USC’s in numer ous movies, commer cials 50th jubilee, the statue of the and televi sion shows, and has even bronzed Trojan warrior has served produced sever al records of its own not only as a popular meeting music. place on campus, but as a symbol The band marches upwards of of the univer si ty’s fi gh ng spirit. 80 miles a year while travel ing across Sculpted by Roger Noble the land supporting almost every Burnham, Tommy Trojan cost USC athle c team. A typi cal football $10,000 to build. A $1 surcharge hal ime show by the band takes more then on season football ckets than 4,000 work hours to prepare. helped pay for it. The statue is Now 300-plus members strong, a compos ite of many USC football the Trojan Marching Band has tripled players from the late 20s, most in size since Dr. Arthur C. Bartner notably 1930 Rose Bowl Player became its direc tor in 1969. of the Game Russ Saunders and MEN'SM TEAM TITLES Έ98Ή 1950 Jess Hill NNationalational 1951 Jess Mortensen FootballFFo (11) 1952 Jess Mortensen 1928119 Howard Jones 1953 Jess Mortensen 1931199 Howard Jones 1954 Jess Mortensen 1932191 Howard Jones 1955 Jess Mortensen 193919 Howard Jones 1958 Jess Mortensen CChampionshipshampionships 196219 John McKay 1961 Jess Mortensen 196719 John McKay 1963 Vern Wolfe 197219 John McKay 1965 Vern Wolfe ( e) USC has longlong dominateddomiinnated thethe worldworld off intercollegiateinterrcollegiate athleatht lee cs.cs. 197419 John McKay 1967 Vern Wolfe 1978 John Robinson 1968 Vern Wolfe In fact, it could be argued that Troy was the “Collegiate Athle c 2003 Pete Carroll 1976 Vern Wolfe 2004 Pete Carroll Program of the 20th Century.” USC men and women have combined Volley ball (6) for 130 na onal team tles. Baseball (12) 1949 Hans Vogel (USVBA) 1948 Sam Berry 1950 Hans Vogel (USVBA) Trojan men’s teams are tops in the nation in NCAA Rod Dedeaux 1977 Ernie Hix 1980 Ernie Hix championships with 85 — more than any other university. Overall, 1958 Rod Dedeaux 1961 Rod Dedeaux 1988 Bob Yoder USC’s men have won 98 na onal championships. 1963 Rod Dedeaux 1990 Jim McLaughlin 1968 Rod Dedeaux USC has won the Na onal Collegiate All-Sports Championship 1970 Rod Dedeaux Water Polo (10) — an annual ranking by USA Today (previously The Knoxville Journal) 1971 Rod Dedeaux 1999 John Williams 1972 Rod Dedeaux Jovan Vavic of the country’s top men’s athle c programs — six mes (1971-72- 1973 Rod Dedeaux 2003 Jovan Vavic 1974 Rod Dedeaux 2005 Jovan Vavic 74-75-77-80) since its incep on in 1971. 1978 Rod Dedeaux 2008 Jovan Vavic 1998 Mike Gillespie 2009 Jovan Vavic USC’s women are also a force, with 32 na onal team tles, all 2010 Jovan Vavic 2011 Jovan Vavic since 1976, including the women's water polo and track and fi eld GymnasƟ cs (1) 2012 Jovan Vavic 1962 Jack Beckner teams in 2017-18. USC beach volleyball has won three of the last 2013 Jovan Vavic 2018 Jovan Vavic fi ve na onal tles. Indoor Track and Field (2) From 1959-60 to 1984-85, USC put together an amazing streak. 1967 Vern Wolfe WOME N'S TEAM TITLES Έ32Ή 1972 Vern Wolfe In each of those 26 years, at least one Trojan team won a na onal Basketball (2) Swimming and Diving (9) 1983 Linda Sharp championship (including fi ve crowns in both 1962-63 and 1976-77). 1960 Peter Daland 1984 Linda Sharp Other impressive recent streaks have held by both the USC 1963 Peter Daland 1964 Peter Daland Beach Volleyball (3) men's water polo and tennis teams. 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USC has a proud athle c heritage — and with good reason. Argu ably, Troy could be regarded as one of the best collegiate athle c programs in the na on: · Trojan teams have won more na onal champi on ships, 98 men’s (includ ing a na onal-best 85 men's NCAA tles) and 32 women’s, than all but two other univer si es · The Trojans won at least one na onal team tle in 26 consecu ve years (1959-60 to 1984-85) · USC has won the Na onal College All-Sports Championship — an annu al ranking by USA Today (previously The Knoxville Journal ) of the country’s top men’s athle c programs — six mes since its incep on in 1971 · USC fi nished third - its highest ever - in the 2014-15 Division I Learfi eld Sports Directors' Cup standings, the annual ranking of the athle c performance of the na on's 289 Division I athle c departments. USC fi nished fourth in 2016, 2017 & 2018 and 5th in 2019. USC's women also won its fi rst-ever Capital One Cup as the top women's program in 2016 and placed second in 2017. · USC has won the annual Crosstown Cup (formerly Crosstown Gauntlet), a year-long all- sports compe on since 2002 between Troy and crosstown rival UCLA, 11 mes (2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2019) · Trojan male athletes have won more individual NCAA tles (326) than those from any other school in the na on (the Women of Troy have brought home anoth er 76 individual 11998998 NCAANCAA baseballbaseball championschampions NCAA crowns) · Troy has also established a stellar reputa on and a long tradi on of nurturing Olympic athletes. Since 1904, 679 Trojan athletes have competed in the Games, taking home 144 gold medals (with at least one gold in every summer Olympics since 1912), 93 silver and 72 bronze. · Four Trojans have won the pres gious Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in Ameri ca: diver Sammy Lee (1953), shot pu er Parry O’Brien (1959), swimmer John Naber (1977) and Janet Evans (1989) · Two Women of Troy athletes have won the Honda-Broderick Cup as the top collegiate woman athlete of the year: Cheryl Miller (1983-84) and Ange la Williams (2001-02) · USC has won six Heisman Trophy winners with the most recent winners being Carson Palmer (2002) and Ma Leinart (2004) · Along with the great accomplishments on the playing fi elds, USC student-athletes have received 53 NCAA Postgrad u ate Scholar ships, in the top 10 among all schools. In addi on, 22010010 NCAANCAA men'smen's waterwater polopolo championschampions USC has had 34 fi rst team Aca dem ic All-Americans and four athletes who were Rhodes Scholars

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PAC-12 CONFERENCE, THE CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS women’s volleyball team capturing its second crown in three years and NCAA-leading eighth national championship all-time. The Cardinal 2018-19 Pac-12 Year In Review women’s swimming and diving team won a third-straight title, won SAN FRANCISCO - Built on a firm foundation of academic excellence its sixth men’s gymnastics crown, captured its NCAA-leading seventh and superior athletic performance, the Pac-12 Conference renewed women’s water polo national championship, claimed its nation- its undisputed claim as the Conference of Champions® in 2018-19. leading 20th women’s tennis title, wrapping up the year with men’s Beyond the courts and fields, the Pac-12’s accomplishments extend golf winning its first NCAA Championship since 2007, upsetting three into the classrooms across 12 campuses, and outside its traditional higher-seeded teams along the way. Stanford was one of just five geographic footprint into new corners around the world. teams in the nation to win multiple NCAA Championships in 2018-19 and the only one to win more than a pair. The only conference to win 500 NCAA Championships, the Pac-12 once again led the nation in 2018-19 with 13 NCAA crowns. This haul adds to Also a multiple championship winner, UCLA defended its beach an incredible 188 NCAA team titles claimed since 1999-2000 and 330 volleyball title winning an All-Pac-12 final and claimed its NCAA-leading since 1981-82, the start of women’s sports sponsorship, an average 12th softball crown, the Conference’s first since 2011. of nearly nine per year. Even more impressive has been the breadth Led by senior Dani Jones who claimed the individual crown, COLORADO of the Pac-12’s success with championships coming in 28 different dominated the women’s cross country field to claim its third all-time men’s and women’s sports. The Pac-12 has led or tied the nation in title. USC won its 10th national championship in men’s water polo, NCAA Championships in 53 of the last 59 years, with the exceptions playing in its NCAA-record 14th-consecutive final. UTAH skiing won coming no lower than third. its second title in three years and 12th all-time while CALIFORNIA men’s swimming and diving built a commanding 85-point cushion For the 14th-consecutive year, the Pac-12 had the most, or tied for the over the second-place team to win its first national crown since 2014 most, NCAA titles of any conference in the country, winning at least six and sixth in program history. WASHINGTON women’s rowing swept every year since 1999-2000. No other conference has won double-digit all three grand finals to win the NCAA Championship for the second NCAA crowns in a single year, the Pac-12 doing so 11 times, including time in three years. a record 14 in 1996-97. In addition to the 13 national championships, the Pac-12 also had Spanning over a century of outstanding athletics achievements, runners-up in six NCAA Championship events: men’s water polo the Pac-12 has claimed 526 NCAA Championships (304 men’s, 191 (STANFORD), women’s swimming (CALIFORNIA), women’s indoor track women’s, 31 combined), over 200 more than the next league. & field (USC), women’s water polo (USC), beach volleyball (USC) and Pac-12 members have won 304 NCAA team championships on the wiomen’s track & field (USC). In nine sports, there were at least two men’s side, 85 more than the next-closest conference. Men’s NCAA teams among the final four and 33 teams finished in the top four at crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac-12 - 16 basketball 21 NCAA Championship events, including all-Pac-12 finals in beach titles by six schools, 54 tennis titles, 47 outdoor track & field crowns, volleyball, men’s water polo and women’s water polo. and 29 baseball titles. Pac-12 members have won 25 of 49 NCAA titles Participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the in volleyball, 45 of 50 in water polo, 31 in skiing, and 25 in swimming Pac-12 in 2018-19. Of the 24 sports sponsored by the Conference, & diving national championships. 19 witnessed at least half its teams participating in NCAA or other postseason action. The men sent 63 of a possible 95 teams into the On the women’s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA postseason (66.3 percent), while the women sent 79 of a possible 130 began conducting women’s championships 38 years ago, Pac-12 teams (60.8 percent). members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 29 occasions, including every year except one since 2000-01. Overall, WASHINGTON won its second Pac-12 Football Championship Game the Pac-12 has captured 191 NCAA women’s titles, easily outdistancing in three years, and 17th overall, with a 10-3 win over UTAH. It was the SEC, which is second with 103. Pac-12 members have dominated the seventh time in the last eight seasons where the North Division a number of sports, winning 24 softball titles, 24 tennis crowns, 16 won the Conference championship. With Utah’s participation in the volleyball titles, 19 of the last 30 trophies in golf, and 17 in swimming Championship Game, the South Division has now sent all six teams to & diving. the Pac-12 Championship Game in its eight-year existence. Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of Washington LB Ben Burr-Kirven was named the Pac-12’s Pat Tillman NCAA individual champions. Over 2,000 (2,379) individual crowns have Defensive Player of the Year and earned first team All-America status been won by Pac-12 student-athletes over the years with 1,383 by by the Football Writers’ Association and the Associated Press. He was male student-athletes. Pac-12 women student-athletes have captured also recognized as the Pac-12 Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year. an unmatched 808 NCAA individual crowns, an average of over 21 WASHINGTON STATE, which tied Washington atop the North Division, championships per season, including 29 in 2018-19. Student-athletes was victorious in the Alamo Bowl to cap an 11-2 season. Quarterback have also captured 188 individual titles at combined championships Gardner Minshew II, the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, led the (i.e., skiing and fencing). Cougars to their most wins in a season in school history, establishing a new Pac-12 single-season passing mark as he threw for 4,779 yards. The Pac-12’s excellence is further proven in the annual Division I OREGON DB Ugochukwu Amadi received the Lombardi Award honoring Learfield IMG College Directors’ Cup competition, the prestigious the top FBS player regardless of position. It is the second-straight award that honors the best overall collegiate athletics programs in season a Pac-12 player earned the award. Three players earned Google the country. STANFORD won an unprecedented 25th-consecutive Academic All-America Honors — Oregon QB Justin Herbert was named Directors’ Cup in 2018-19 to lead the Conference, leading a 1-5-6 a first team selection, and tabbed as the Academic All-America Team finish for Pac-12 institutions. Six Pac-12 member institutions ranked Member of the Year; UW LB Ben Burr-Kirven and OREGON STATE WR among the top-25 Division I programs: No. 1 STANFORD, No. 5 USC, Timmy Hernandez were second-team honorees. A total of 33 Pac-12 No. 6 UCLA, No. 18 CALIFORNIA, No. 19 ARIZONA STATE and No. 24 players were selected in the NFL Draft and now have had three or WASHINGTON. At least five member institutions have been ranked in more players selected in the first round since 2011. the top 25 each year of the Directors’ Cup program. Led by OREGON's surprising four-wins-in-four-days run to the Pac- 2018-19 REVIEW 12 Tournament title in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena, Pac-12 men's The Conference’s 13 NCAA titles came in the form of eight women’s, basketball sent three teams to the NCAA Tournament (ARIZONA STATE, four men’s crowns and one from a combined sport. Seven Conference OREGON and WASHINGTON) and a fourth to the NIT (COLORADO) in members claimed at least one NCAA title and, of the five institutions 2018-19. The Ducks continued their postseason success into the Sweet in the country to have won multiple titles, two were from the Pac-12. 16 for the third time in four seasons before bowing out to eventual STANFORD’s tied the single-season NCAA record for most NCAA national champion Virginia, while the Buffaloes reached the NIT titles with six, a record the Cardinal had set in 1996-97. The Cardinal quarterfinals before falling on the road to eventual champion Texas. extended its streak of winning an NCAA title to 43 years with the The Huskies claimed the outright Pac-12 regular-season title, clinching the crown in late February thanks to the fifth-best start in Conference PAC-12 CONFERENCE HISTORY history at 10-0 en route to a 15-3 league mark. It marked just the ninth time in Conference history the same school won outright league titles The roots of the Pac-12 Conference date back more than 100 years, in both football and men's basketball in the same academic year. to December 2, 1915, when the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was founded at a meeting at the Imperial Hotel in Portland, Ore. The original Pac-12 women’s basketball has been riding a wave of success over membership consisted of four schools - the University of California at the last five years, establishing itself as a premier league in the sport. Berkeley, the University of Washington, the University of Oregon, and After defending its Pac-12 regular-season title, OREGON advanced to Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State University). All four are its first-ever NCAA Women’s Final Four marking the 10th time in 12 still charter members of the Conference. years a league team has reached the national semifinal. With at least half the league earning a NCAA Tournament bid for the third-straight Pacific Coast Conference play began in 1916 and, one year later, year, the Pac-12 went a combined 11-1 in the first two round, the best Washington State College (now Washington State University) was record for a conference since 1997. Five teams advanced to the Sweet accepted into the league, with Stanford University following in 1918. 16 for the second time in three years and was the only league to have In 1922, the PCC expanded to eight teams with the admission of the at least two teams in the Elite Eight the last four years. Joining the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of Idaho. In Ducks in the postseason were ARIZONA STATE, CALIFORNIA, OREGON 1924, the University of Montana joined the league roster and in 1928, STATE, STANFORD and UCLA. ARIZONA represented the Conference the PCC grew to 10 members with the addition of UCLA. in the WNIT, capturing the tournament crown in front of a Pac-12 record and sold out crowd of 14,644. The Wildcats recorded the best The Pacific Coast Conference competed as a 10-member league until turnaround in the country, going from six wins to 24 in 2018-19. The 1950, with the exception of 1943-45 when World War II curtailed Cardinal claimed its 13th all-time Pac-12 Tournament crown which intercollegiate athletic competition to a minimum. During that time, was held for the first time in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden the league’s first commissioner was named. Edwin N. Atherton was Arena. For the first time ever, five Pac-12 teams appeared in the Commissioner in 1940 and was succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt in Associated Press final poll, with two ranked in the top 10, extending 1944. In 1950, Montana resigned from the Conference and the PCC the Conference’s streak of two top-10 ranked teams to five-consecutive continued as a nine-team Conference through 1958. years. UO junior Sabrina Ionescu continued to set NCAA triple-doubles records, owning the most in a career by any man or woman (18), and In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and the Athletic Association of Western also set the single-season mark. She was tabbed the WBCA and John R. Universities (AAWU) was formed with Thomas J. Hamilton appointed Wooden National Player of the Year. Cal’s Kristine Anigwe was selected Commissioner of the new league. The original AAWU membership the WBCA National Defensive Player of the Year. included California, Stanford, USC, UCLA, and Washington. Washington State joined the membership in 1962, while Oregon and Oregon STANFORD won its won its 18th all-time Pac-12 women’s volleyball State joined in 1964. Under Hamilton’s watch, the name Pacific-8 title en route to winning its NCAA-leading eighth NCAA title in the sport Conference was adopted in 1968. In 1971, Wiles Hallock took over as with two-time AVCA National Player of the Year and Pac-12 Player of Commissioner of the Pac-8. the Year Kathryn Plummer leading the way. Eight league teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, marking the fifth time in the last six years at Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the University of Arizona and Arizona least eight Conference teams participated in the postseason event. State University were admitted to the league and the Pacific-10 Along with Stanford, COLORADO, OREGON, USC, UTAH, WASHINGTON Conference became a reality. In 1986-87, the league took on a and WASHINGTON STATE punched their tickets to the tournament. new look, expanding to include 10 women’s sports. Since then, the Thirteen student-athletes were selected AVCA All-Americans, with Conference has been considered the premier league in women’s eight of those being sophomores or juniors. Six teams appeared in athletics, securing the most NCAA titles in women’s sports of any the final AVCA Coaches poll. The Pac-12 has won a NCAA-record 16 conference nearly every year. of the 38 NCAA titles awarded. Thomas C. Hansen was named the Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983, UCLA won its 10th all-time Pac-12 baseball title, setting new program a role he would hold for 26 years until 2009, when he was succeeded records for wins (52) and league wins (24). The Bruins led the country by current Commissioner Larry Scott. with a .855 regular-season winning percentage, earning the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. The league earned five The University of Colorado accepted its invitation to join the Pac-12 tournament berths for the most since 2015, with invitations given on June 11, 2010, and on June 17, 2010, the University of Utah agreed to ARIZONA STATE, CALIFORNIA, OREGON STATE and STANFORD, in to join the Conference. The Buffaloes and Utes officially became the addition to the Bruins. OSU’s Adley Rutschman had one of the most 11th and 12th members of the Conference on July 1, 2011, the first memorable seasons in collegiate baseball history, winning nearly every additions to the league since 1978. major award this season, including becoming the second-straight Pac-12 student-athlete to claim the Golden Spikes Award and ninth It was during the 2010-11 academic year that Scott helped deliver all-time in Pac-12 history, the most for any conference. The Pac-12 monumental changes that transformed the Conference into a modern has, by far, won the most baseball national titles of any conference 12-team league. In addition to expanding to 12 teams, member in the country, claiming 29 titles dating back to 1947. institutions agreed to equal revenue sharing for the first time in the Conference’s history, created two football divisions - the North and UCLA softball recorded the Pac-12’s 13th and final NCAA title of the the South, and established a Football Championship Game for the first 2018-19 season. The Pac-12 Conference has historically dominated time. He also secured landmark media rights deals with ESPN and FOX the sport, claiming 24 NCAA titles in the 38-year history of the that dramatically increased national exposure and revenue for each championship. Pac-12 teams captured an unprecedented nine in a school, in addition to establishing Pac-12 Networks which guaranteed row from 1988-1997, then claimed six-straight from 2006-11. The enhanced exposure across all sports. Bruins and WASHINGTON shared the Pac-12 crown, earning the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds, respectively, in the NCAA Tournament. Five Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men’s sports and 13 women’s sports, Conference teams earned trips to the NCAA Tournament, the 24th- with the most recent additions coming in the 2017-18 (women’s consecutive year the Pac-12 has had five or more teams advance to lacrosse) and 2015-16 (beach volleyball) academic years. Additionally, the postseason, including at least three berths every year since the the Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation league began sponsoring the sport in 1987. The Pac-12 had the most (MPSF) in four other men’s sports and two women’s sports. representation in the NCAA Women’s College World Series with the Huskies and ARIZONA joining the Bruins in Oklahoma City. ARIZONA The Pac-12 Conference offices are located in the heart of San Francisco STATE and STANFORD also earned postseason bids. Led by two-time in the SOMA district. national player of the year Rachel Garcia, UCLA’s appearance in the championship series marked the 30th time at least one Pac-12 team reached the finale. LLosos AngelesAngeles

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