2019 FLORIDA GATORS TRACK & FIELD 10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | 114 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES | 28 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS Gators Set to Defend Men’s and Women’s Titles • Florida’s men and women swept the SEC Outdoor Championships for the first time in program history last May. • Although it was the 11th sweep in meet history, the Gators’ sweep was just the fourth at SEC Outdoors since 1991. • The titles were the sixth SEC Outdoor crowns in program history for both the men and women. • Neither Florida’s men or women have ever repeated as champions at SEC Outdoors. And Florida’s men could become the first repeat champion since Arkansas won three consecutive titles from 2011-13.

2018 SEC OUTDOORS RECAP • The Gators could become the third program in SEC history to sweep SEC CHAMPIONS the men’s and women’s titles in consecutive years, with the only others to do so being LSU (1988-90) and Tennessee (1981-84). Arkansas had MEN non-consecutive sweeps in 2000, 2004, and 2016. Athlete Event Time / Mark Grant Holloway 110 Hurdles 13.15 [+0.9] Back-to-Back NCAA Indoor Champions 8.32m / 27-3.75 [+2.9] • Florida’s men claimed their Division I-leading ninth national title since 2010 in March, finishing 11 points clear of runner-up Houston at the 2019 WOMEN NCAA Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Ala. Athlete Event Time / Mark • The indoor national title was Florida’s fifth in program history - breaking a Avione Allgood Javelin Throw 55.40m / 181-9 tie with Oregon for the third-most indoor crowns in Division I history. Only Sharrika Barnett 400 meters 50.69 Arkansas (20) and UTEP (7) have more. • Florida’s five indoor titles this decade put them in elite company among all ALL-SEC SECOND TEAM Division I sports. Here are the only Division I teams (FBS for football) to win MEN five national titles since the start of the 2009-10 athletics season: Athlete Event Finish »» Penn State - 8 KeAndre Bates 3rd (16.42m / 53-3) »» Oregon Women’s Indoor Track & Field - 7 Clayton Brown High Jump 2nd (2.25m / 7-4.5) »» Southern California - 6 Triple Jump 2nd (16.42m / 53-10.5) »» Alabama Football - 5 Anders Eriksson Hammer Throw 2nd (74.19m / 243-5) » Cory Poole 400 Hurdles 3rd (50.09) » Connecticut Women’s - 5 Michael Timpson Jr., 4x100 Relay 3rd (38.95) »» Florida Men’s Indoor Track & Field - 5 Chantz Sawyers, Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark »» Texas Men’s & Diving - 5 Kunle Fasasi 4x400 Relay 3rd (3:02.17) »» West Virginia Rifle - 5 Chantz Sawyers , Benjamin Lobo Vedel, Grant Holloway • There are five active teams this which can join that list this spring, including: WOMEN Florida men’s outdoor track & field - which has four titles. Athlete Event Finish Gators Storm to SEC Indoors Title, Skipping 4x4 Elisabeth Bergh 1,500m 3rd (4:21.25) • Florida’s men were so dominant at the SEC Indoor Championships they Lloydricia Cameron Discus Throw 2nd (55.05m / 180-7) scratched one of its two 200 meters finalists and 4x400 relay team, as the Yanis David Long Jump 2nd (6.67m / 21-10.75) meet was practically locked up by that time. Triple Jump 2nd (14.05m / 46-1.25) Amanda Froeynes Heptathlon 3rd (5,663 points) • The Gators scored 103 points and finsihed 15 points clear of runner-up Brandee’ Johnson 400 Hurdles 3rd (57.19) Arkansas. Darrielle McQueen Long Jump 3rd (6.65m / 21-10) • The victory in Fayetteville marked just the second time in nine SEC Indoors Taylor Manson, 4x400 Relay 2nd (3:27.30) hosted by Arkansas that the Razorbacks did not keep the title home. The Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Taylor Sharpe other? Florida in 2011. • Head coach Mike Holloway has coached 12 SEC Indoor and Outdoor FOLLOW THE GATORS championship-winning teams (seven men’s, five women’s) in his tenure, Twitter / Instagram...... @GatorsTF which began in 2003 for the men and 2008 for the women. Facebook...... Florida Gators Track & Field and Cross Country • Florida’s men could become the first program since Arkansas (2016) YouTube...... www.YouTube.com/c/uftrack to sweep SEC Indoors and SEC Outdoors. It would also mark the third Official Website...... FloridaGators.com time in program history UF’s men swept those titles (1987, 2015).

COMMUNICATIONS MEET & BROADCAST INFORMATION Track & Field Contact...... Zach Dirlam Thursday, May 9...... 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network + / Watch ESPN) Cell Phone Number...... (352) 262-3887 Friday, May 10...... 7 p.m. (SEC Network + / Watch ESPN) E-Mail...... [email protected] Saturday, May 11...... 6 p.m. (SEC Network) SEC Outdoor Championships | May 9-11 | Fayetteville, Ark. | John McDonnell Field QUICK FACTS Location...... Gainesville, Fla. Nickname...... Gators NEWS & NOTES Colors...... Orange and Blue Enrollment...... 54,854 Founded...... 1905 Conference...... Southeastern (SEC) Historically Consistent Gators • Florida’s men have President...... Dr. W. Kent Fuchs won or taken runner-up honors at 22 of 33 NCAA Championships Athletics Director...... Scott Stricklin (66.7 percent) with Mike Holloway as head coach. Website...... FloridaGators.com • That includes victories at the last two NCAA Indoor Championships, and a runner-up fin- ish at the 2018 NCAA Outdoor Championships. NCAA Championships History (10 titles) • Florida’s men are one of three programs in Division I history to post seven straight Men’s Indoor Titles (5)...... 2010, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019 top-3 finishes at both NCAA Indoors and Outdoors (Florida, 2009-15; Arkansas, 1992- Men’s Outdoor Titles (4)...... 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017 2000; UTEP, 1975-82). Women’s Indoor Titles (1)...... 1992 Women’s Outdoor Titles (0)...... N/A Women Eye Return to Outdoors Infield After Near Misses • Florida’s women finished fourth at 2018 NCAA Indoors, marking their first team poidum 2019 Men’s Indoor Finish...... Champions (55 points) finish since the 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships, but they have finished fifth at each 2019 Women’s Indoor Finish...... 6th (21) of the last two NCAA Outdoor Championships. • Those finishes are nothing to scoff at, as the Gators are one of five programs since 2010 2018 Men’s Outdoor Finish...... 2nd (42) to post at least eight top-five finishes at NCAA Championships. 2018 Women’s Outdoor Finish...... 5th (42) • Of the 42 points Florida scored at last year’s NCAA Outdoors, 38 came from individuals, and Gators responsible for 25 of those individual points are back this year - indclud- SEC Championships History (28 titles) ing senior Yanis David, who scored 13 points in the horizontal jumps...... 1975, ‘76, ‘87, ‘88, 2004, ‘11, ‘15, ‘19 Men’s Indoor (8) Gators Belong in Any and All 4x100 Relay Title Talk Men’s Outdoor (6)...... 1953, ‘56, ‘87, 2010, ‘15, ‘18 • LSU and Houston drummed up signifcant (and well-deserved) 4x100 relay hype with nation-leading times at the Texas Relays, but the Gators have consistently improved Women’s Indoor (8)..... 1990, ‘92, ‘97, 2002, ‘04, ‘10, ‘12, throughout the year and are in the NCAA and SEC title mix with a season best of 38.52...... ‘14 • Here’s a look at the progression of Florida’s ‘A’ squad -- Raymond Ekevwo, Hakim Women’s Outdoor (6)...... 1992, ‘97, ‘98, 2003, ‘09, ‘18 Sani Brown, Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark: 2019 Men’s Indoor Finish...... Champions (103 points) »» FSU Relays (March 22) - 38.74 2019 Women’s Indoor Finish...... 4th (61) »» Pepsi Florida Relays (March 29) - 38.69 »» LSU Alumni Gold (April 20) - 38.55 ...... 1st (111) 2018 Men’s Outdoor Finish »» Tom Jones Memorial (April 27) - 38.52 2018 Women’s Outdoor Finish...... 1st (91) • Houston and LSU have been the first two names raised in most 4x1 national title discus- sions in recent years, but Florida has won more NCAA titles than anyone since the 2019 Outdoor Team Information start of 2009 (four), and is tied with LSU for the most titles since 2000 (six). Men’s Returning 2018 NCAA Outdoors Scorers: • Florida’s team features three individuals with personal bests near 10 flat - Ekevwo Grant Holloway - 110 Hurdles (NCAA Champion / 10 pts.) (10.12w / 10.28); Sani Brown (10.05); Clark (10.16). Anders Eriksson - Hammer Throw (2nd place / 8 pts.) Michael Timpson Jr. [transferred], Chantz Sawyers, Grant David’s Turn to Take Center Stage Holloway, Ryan Clark - 4x100 relay (3rd place / 6 pts.) • Senior Yanis David captured her first career national title with her 20-centimeter victory in the triple jump at March’s NCAA Indoor Championships. She enters this Kunle Fasasi, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel, week as the triple jump national leader, and is tied for fifth nationally in the long jump. Grant Holloway - 4x400 relay (4th place / 5 pts.) Thomas Mardal - Hammer Throw (7th place / 2 pts.) • David also got her first SEC titles this year, as she became the fourth woman in history Clayton Brown - Triple Jump (8th place / 1 pt.) to sweep the horizontal jumps titles at SEC Indoors. AJ McFarland - Hammer Throw (8th place / 1 pt.) • David became the No. 7 performer on the outdoor triple jump collegiate all-time top at last year’s National Relay Championships in Fayetteville (14.13 meters / 46-4.25). Jhonny Victor - High Jump (8th place / 1 pt.) 10 • Pairing her outdoor triple jump and long jump (6.67 meters / 21-10.75) personal records, Women’s Returning 2018 NCAA Outdoors Scorers: David is one of three collegians in history (Keturah Orji, Georgia; Trecia Smith, Pitts- Yanis David - Triple Jump (2nd place / 8 pts.) burgh) to wind-legally triple jump 14.05+ meters and long jump 6.60+ meters. Sharrika Barnett - 400 meters (4th place / 5 pts.) • David finished second to Orji in the triple jump at all four 2018 championship meets, in Yanis David - Long Jump (4th place / 5 pts.) addition to finishing second to Orji in the triple jump at the 2017 NCAA Indoors, 2017 SEC Amanda Froeynes - Heptathlon (5th place / 4 pts.) Indoors, and 2017 SEC Outdoors. Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Taylor • David nabbed silver medals in both horizontal jumps at last year’s SEC Outdoors, taking Sharpe [graduated] - 4x400 relay (5th place / 4 pts.) second to Keturah Orji in both events. David and Orji were the only women in the last Nikki Stephens - 400 Hurdles (6th place / 3 pts.) five SEC Outdoor Championships to post top-2 finishes in both horizontal jumps. • David was also fourth in the long jump at NCAA Indoors and NCAA Outdoors last year. Men’s 2019 SEC Indoor Champions: Grant Holloway - 60 Hurdles / 60 meters Barnett Chasing Repeat, Right at 2018 Pace AJ McFarland - Weight Throw • Senior Sharrika Barnett won last year’s SEC Outdoors 400 meters title in 50.69 seconds, breaking Florida’s 13-year-old school record. Women’s 2019 SEC Indoor Champions: • Barnett opened last season with a time of 50.93 at Pepsi Florida Relays, and she opened Yanis David - Long Jump / Triple Jump this season with a time of 50.96 (which leads the NCAA) at Pepsi Florida Relays. • Barnett could become the first repeat SEC Outdoors 400 champion in school history.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 2 SEC Outdoor Championships Grant Holloway Rewrites the Record Books

Dominating the Collegiate Ranks NCAA Titles • First man in history to win three NCAA 60 • 60-meter Hurdles (3) - 2017, ‘18, ‘19 hurdles titles (one of five to repeat). • 110-meter Hurdles (2) - 2017 ‘18 • Second man in history to sweep indoor and out- • 60 meters (1) - 2019 door high hurdles NCAA titles consecutive years (, South Carolina, 1999-00). SEC Titles • 60-meter Hurdles (3) - 2017, ‘18, ‘19 • Could become second man in history to win • 60 meters (1) - 2019 three NCAA high hurdles titles (Jack Davis, Southern California, 1951-53 - 120-yard hurdles), • 110-meter Hurdles (1) - 2018 and sweep indoor and outdoor NCAA titles three • Outdoor Long Jump (1) - 2018 straight years. Awards & Honors • Could become first man since Alabama’s Ron • 2018 The Bowerman Finalist Bramlett (2001-02) and eighth man in history to • 2019 USTFCCCA National Indoor sweep the indoor and outdoor high hurdles SEC Runner of the Year titles in consecutive years. • 3-time SEC Runner of the Year (‘18 - - • 7.35 No. 3-ranked 60 hurdler in indoor / outdoor, ‘19 - indoor) history; holds American / Collegiate Records. • 2017 The Bowerman Semifinalist • Owns the five of the six fastest, and 10 of the 17 (eighth freshman in history) fastest 60 hurdles times in collegiate history. • 8-time USTFCCCA Outdoor All- • Undefeated in 14 collegiate 60 hurdles finals, American (110 hurdles; long jump; boasting an average win margin of 0.15 seconds. 4x100; 4x400 - 2 apiece) • Ran second-fastest 110-meter hurdles time in • 10-time USTFCCCA Indoor All- collegiate history (13.15) to win 2018 SEC title. American (60 hurdles; long jump; • Won 9 of 10 collegiate 110 hurdles finals and ac- 4x400 -- 3 apiece; 60 meters - ‘19) cumluated an average win margin of 0.23 seconds • 7-time USTFCCCA National Athlete (only loss was to Devon Williams at 2017 SECs). of the Week World-Class Versatility Other NCAA Finishes • Scored second-most points in NCAA Indoor • 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 2nd Championships history (27.5 this year - half a • 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - 2nd point off Edward Cheserek’s meet record of 28). • 2017 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd • Third man in NCAA Indoors history to sweep • 2019 Indoor Long Jump - 3rd the 60 meters and 60 hurdles titles (Terrence • 2019 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 3rd Trammell, South Carolina, 2000; Willie Gault, • 2018 4x100 Relay - 3rd 1989 [55m / 55m hurdles]). • 2018 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 3rd • Only man in Division I history to post top-2 • 2018 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 4th finishes in the 60 hurdles and long jump at • 2017 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 4th NCAA Indoor Championships (2018). • 2018 Outdoor Long Jump - 9th • Only man in Division I history to post top-2 • 2017 Indoor Long Jump - 11th finishes in the 110 hurdles and long jump at • 2017 4x100 Relay - 11th NCAA Outdoor Championships (2017). Other SEC Finishes • Broke SEC Indoor Championships scoring • 2019 Indoor Long Jump - 2nd record with 28 points (previous high was 22.5). • 2018 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd • Last year - became second man in SEC Outdoors • 2017 110 Hurdles - 2nd history to win 110 hurdles and long jump titles • 2017 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd (Keith Talley, Alabama, 1986-87). • 2018 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 3rd • Silver medalist at the 2018 USATF Outdoor • 2018 4x100 Relay - 3rd Championships 110 hurdles final, finishing just • 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - 3rd 0.002 seconds behind Devon Allen. • 2017 4x100 Relay - 3rd • Finished fourth in the 2017 USATF Outdoor • 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 4th Championships 110 hurdles final, missing the U.S. • 2017 Indoor Long Jump - 5th World Championships team by 0.05 seconds • 2017 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 5th

Indoor PRs Outdoor PRs 60 Hurdles....7.35 (American / Collegiate Record; No. 3 All-Time) 110 Hurdles...... 13.15 (No. 2 in collegiate history) 60 Meters...... 6.50 (t-No. 8 Performer in Collegiate History) Long Jump...... 8.17 meters / 26 feet, 9.25 inches Long Jump...... 8.13 meters / 26 feet, 8.25 inches 4x400 Relay Split...... 43.89 4x400 Relay Split...... 44.81 200 meters...... 20.66 200 Meters...... 20.69 Holloway is the only man in outdoor track and field history with Holloway, Terrence Trammell and Colin Jackson are the only men personal records under 13.20 seconds and of at least 8.10 meters, in indoor track and field history to break 7.40 seconds in the 60 according to athlete bios maintained by IAAF. hurdles and run 6.50 or faster in the 60 meters. Holloway, Leroy Burrell and Dwight Phillips are the only men in indoor track and Even more impressive, Holloway recorded both those personal bests field history to run 6.51 or faster and long jump 8-plus meters. in a 28-hour span at the SEC Outdoor Championships.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 3 SEC Outdoor Championships USTFCCCA TRACK & FIELD 2019 THE BOWERMAN WATCH LIST RATING INDEX Pre-NCAA Indoors Update (May 6) Men Men Athlete Year School Events 1. Texas Tech...... 367.01 points Mondo Duplantis FR LSU Pole Vault 2. LSU...... 326.38 Grant Fisher SR Stanford Distance 3. BYU...... 234.92 Grant Holloway JR Florida Hurdles/Jumps/Sprints 4. Florida...... 211.97 Morgan McDonald RS SR Wisconsin Distance 5. Texas A&M...... 200.20 Chris Nilsen JR South Dakota Pole Vault 6. North Carolina A&T...... 197.05 Divine Oduduru JR Texas Tech Sprints 7. Oregon...... 188.36 Payton Otterdahl SR North Dakota State Throws 8. Houston...... 180.31 9. Southern California...... 174.63 Anderson Peters RS SO Mississippi State Javelin Throw 10. Alabama...... 162.55 Tyrell Richard SR South Carolina State Sprints 11. Stanford...... 151.35 Daniel Roberts JR Kentucky Hurdles/Sprints 12. Northern Arizona...... 146.87 13. Mississippi State...... 146.67 Others Receiving Votes: Denzel Comenentia (Georgia), Quincy Hall (South 14. Arizona...... 141.58 Carolina), Bryce Hoppel (Kansas), Shelby McEwen (Alabama), Jordan Scott 15. Georgia...... 135.46 (Virginia) 16. Texas...... 135.29 17. South Carolina...... 133.57 18. Iowa...... 121.67 Women 19. Kansas...... 107.74 Athlete Year School Events 20. Arkansas...... 103.95 Chanel Brissett SO Southern California Hurdles/Sprints 21. Baylor...... 96.03 Janeek Brown SO Arkansas Hurdles/Sprints 22. UCLA...... 94.24 23. Virginia...... 94.22 Olivia Gruver SR Washington Pole Vault 24. Wisconsin...... 82.42 Jessica Hull SR Oregon Distance 25. Clemson...... 71.72 Lexi Jacobus JR Arkansas Pole Vault Dani Jones SR Colorado Distance Women Mackenzie Little SR Stanford Javelin 1. Arkansas...... 349.77 points Danae Rivers JR Penn State Mid-Distance 2. Texas A&M...... 263.26 Kayla White SR North Carolina A&T Sprints 3. Southern California...... 245.52 Ashtin Zamzow SR Texas Multis 4. Kentucky...... 208.93 5. Oregon...... 198.99 Others Receiving Votes: Sharrika Barnett (Florida), Alicia Monson (Wiscon- 6. North Carolina A&T...... 186.81 sin), Allie Ostrander (Boise State), Sha’Carri Richardson (LSU), Kaelin Roberts 7. LSU...... 180.53 (Southern California), Twanisha Terry (Southern California) 8. Alabama...... 175.08 9. New Mexico...... 173.55 10. Florida...... 166.12 In 2015, became the first Florida Gators student-athlete to win The 11. Florida State...... 151.49 Bowerman, track and field’s highest individual honor and the sport’s equivalent to col- 12. BYU...... 142.43 lege football’s Heisman Trophy. 13. Kansas State...... 125.32 14. Texas Tech...... 119.60 Florida’s other three The Bowerman finalists since the award’s inception in 2009 are 15. Iowa...... 119.54 Christian Taylor (2011), Tony McQuay (2012), and Grant Holloway (2018). 16. Miami...... 118.29 17. Texas...... 113.68 This watch list is trimmed to 10 semifinalists after the NCAA Outdoor Championships, 18. Colorado...... 112.55 followed by an announcement of three finalists roughly two weeks later. 19. Georgia...... 111.44 20. Boise State...... 109.54 The Bowerman is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding 21. Arizona State...... 107.75 male and female collegiate track and field athletes in the nation. The award is named 22. Stanford...... 107.70 after Bill Bowerman, legendary former track and field and cross country coach for the University of Oregon and co-founder of NIKE. 23. Washington...... 107.58 24. UCLA...... 106.52 25. South Carolina...... 101.31

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 4 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S MULTI-TIME SEC CHAMPIONS

Name Indoor Outdoor Total EC Champions By Event Eamonn O’Keefe 2 1 3 Dennis Mitchell 5 10 15 Outdoor John Parker 2 1 3 100 meters -- 8 Rob Rambo 1 2 3 5 8 13 200 meters -- 5 Stacey Simmons 0 3 3 400 meters -- 8 Matt Simson 2 1 3 Mike Morrison 4 5 9 800 meters -- 6 Wes Stockbarger 1 2 3 Christian Taylor 6 3 9 1,500 meters -- 3 Shane Stroup 2 1 3 5,000 meters -- 1 Derek Trafas 0 3 3 Tyrone Kemp 4 4 8 10,000 meters -- 6 Terrell Wilks 0 3 3 Horace Tuitt 5 3 8 110-meter Hurdles -- 5 400-meter Hurdles -- 9 Ron Allen 0 2 2 Kerron Clement 2 5 7 3,000-meter Steeplechase -- 4 R.J. Anderson 1 1 2 Marquis Dendy 4 3 7 4x100-meter Relay -- 8 Ubeja Anderson 1 1 2 Jimmie Hackley 4 3 7 4x400-meter Relay -- 11 Bill Atkinson 0 2 2 Calvin Smith 3 4 7 Pole Vault -- 20 Keith Brantly 0 2 2 High Jump -- 17 Floyd Brown 0 2 2 Ron Coleman 4 2 6 Long Jump -- 8 James Brown 0 2 2 Grant Holloway 4 2 6 Triple Jump -- 10 Mike Burton 1 1 2 John Morton 1 5 6 Discus Throw -- 9 0 2 2 Hammer Throw -- 3 Daymon Carroll 0 2 2 Earl Diamond 3 2 5 Javelin Throw -- 12 Will Claye 0 2 2 Will Freeman 3 2 5 Shot Put -- 12 Eric Futch 1 1 2 Ellis Goodloe 1 4 5 Decathlon -- 3 Mike Holloway 1 4 5 Henry Gardiner 0 2 2 Gray Horn 2 3 5 Stephen Gomez 2 0 2 Discontinued Outdoor Events Lewis Lacy 4 1 5 John Hale 0 2 2 100 yards -- 3 Calvin Long 1 4 5 George Hills 0 2 2 220 yards -- 2 Eddie Lovett 4 1 5 Dumisani Hlaselo 2 0 2 440 yards -- 4 Tony McQuay 2 3 5 Dedric Jones 2 0 2 880 yards -- 3 Dan Middleman 4 1 5 Francis Kearney 0 2 2 Mile -- 2 Bob Lang 2 0 2 120-yard Hurdles -- 2 Beaufort Brown 3 1 4 Tony Liuzzo 0 2 2 220-yard Hurdles -- 4 Marcel Carter 1 3 4 Bernard Middleton 1 1 2 440-yard Hurdles -- 3 Gerald Clervil 2 2 4 Scott Peters 2 0 2 440-yard Relay -- 7 Jeff Demps 1 3 4 Carlos Phillips 2 0 2 Mile Relay -- 5 Timmy Johnson 2 2 4 Jeff Pigg 2 0 2 Ron Jourdan 2 2 4 Jeremy Postin 1 1 2 Indoor Dock Luckie 2 2 4 Jim Pringle 2 0 2 60 meters -- 3 Wesley Maiyo 2 2 4 Nick Rahal 1 1 2 200 meters -- 3 Earl Poucher 0 4 4 Peter Rowe 0 2 2 400 meters -- 8 Mike Sharpe 3 1 4 Steve Rowe 1 1 2 800 meters -- 4 Todd Sinclair 2 2 4 Dwight Ruff 1 1 2 Mile -- 10 James Smith 0 4 4 Frank Saier 1 1 2 3,000 meters -- 3 Erin Tucker 2 2 4 Joe Squittieri 2 0 2 5,000 meters -- 1 Bill Watson 0 4 4 Archie Vickers 0 2 2 60-meter Hurdles -- 8 Stipe Zunic 1 3 4 Henry Wadsworth 0 2 2 4x400-meter Relay -- 9 Josh Walker 1 1 2 Distance Medley Relay -- 2 Stephen Adderley 3 0 3 David Watson 1 1 2 Pole Vault -- 9 Winfred Alexander 3 0 3 Bernard Williams 0 2 2 High Jump -- 13 John Anderson 0 3 3 Winfield Willis 1 1 2 Long Jump -- 14 KeAndre Bates 2 1 3 Reggie Witherspoon 0 2 2 Triple Jump -- 11 Sekou Clarke 1 2 3 Steve Zieminski 1 1 2 Shot Put -- 13 Mike Cotton 1 2 3 Weight Throw -- 3 Omar Craddock 1 2 3 Heptathlon -- 2 James Crosier 0 3 3 Discontinued Indoor Events Dedric Dukes 0 3 3 55 meters -- 3 David Furman 1 2 3 60 yards -- 2 Najee Glass 2 1 3 440 yards -- 1 Mitchell Goings 2 1 3 500 meters -- 1 Kenneth Gray 0 3 3 600 yards -- 2 Noel Gray 2 1 3 880 yards -- 2 Arman Hall 2 1 3 1,000 yards -- 3 Jeremy Hall 1 2 3 1,500 meters -- 2 Scott Hurley 1 2 3 55-meter Hurdles -- 3 Tony Jones 0 3 3 60-yard Hurdles -- 1 Lincoln Knowles 0 3 3 Mile Relay -- 4 Don Lucey 0 3 3 Two-Mile Relay -- 2 Kemal Mesic 3 0 3 4x800-meter Relay -- 3 Tommy Michels 0 3 3 Tom Nohilly 1 2 3 Note: Relay titles counted once per team

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 5 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS (BY YEAR) 204 titles 1939 (2) 1962 (1) 1980 (4) Francis Kearney (100-yd. - 9.9) John Hale (Javelin - 216-2) Mark Bradley (PV - 16-0 (tie) Francis Kearney (220-yd. - 21.9) Eric Joseph (Discus - 193-2) 1964 (3) Kenneth Gray (400H - 51.37) 1941 (1) Peter Rowe (440-yd. - 47.4) John Stewart (PV - 16-0 [tie]) Henry Gardiner (HJ - 6-1.875) George Leach, Selwyn Chalker, John Anderson, Peter Rowe (440-yd. relay - 41.4) 1981 (3) 1947 (2) James Brown, John Anderson, Pat Haley, Steve Floyd Brown (400 - 45.87) Henry Gardiner (HJ - 6-4.375) Rowe (Mile relay - 3:15.1) Kenneth Gray (400H - 50.46) George Hills (SP - 49-1.50) Creighton Blahak, Hugo Miller, Ricky Green, Floyd 1965 (1) Brown (1,600 relay- 3:10.39) 1948 (1) Bill Roberts, John Richerson, James Brown, John George Hills (SP - 48-11.50) Anderson (440-yd. relay - 41.9) 1982 (1) Keith Brantly (10,000 - 30:18.23) 1949 (4) 1966 (2) Bill Atkinson (Discus - 145-4.75) Jim Richerson (HJ - 6-4) 1983 (5) Bill Atkinson (Javelin - 202-9) Harry Winkler (Discus - 154-0) John Amabile (Javelin - 242-1) Sam Commander (HJ - 6-1.625) Keith Brantly (10,000 - 29:48.1) Leroy Poucher (PV - 13-3.75) 1967 (4) Kenneth Gray (400H - 50.54) Scott Hager (440-yd.H - 52.2) Todd Sinclair (1,500 - 3:48.28) 1951 (1) John Morton (SP - 54-2.75) Todd Sinclair (3000 Steeplechase - 8:41.7) Leroy Poucher (PV - 14-2.875) John Morton (Discus - 180-2) Frank Saier (HJ - 6-8) 1984 (1) 1953 (4) John Rogerson (10,000 - 30:06.32) Jamie Aparicio (220-yd. H - 24.7) 1968 (2) J. Lewis Hall (HJ - 6-7) John Morton (SP - 55-1.75) 1985 (1) Earl Poucher (PV - 14-1.50) John Morton (Discus - 177-7) Dennis Mitchell (100 - 10.21) Reed Quinn (Javelin 195-3.50) 1969 (4) 1987 (6) 1954 (6) Mike Burton (LJ - 24-6) Mike Blaney (10,000 - 30:28.66) Bill Adams (Mile - 4:27.3) Gerald Fannin (440-yd.H - 51.0) Mark Everett (800 - 1:49.09) James Crosier (440-yd. - 48.7) Ron Jourdan (HJ - 7-0) Dennis Mitchell (100 - 10.19) Earl Poucher (PV - 13-11.875) John Morton (Discus - 170-5) David Watson (PV - 17-5.75) James Smith (220-yd.H - 23.8) Tony Jones, Nick Rahal, Dennis Mitchell, Stacey Archie Vickers (LJ - 24-1.75) 1970 (5) Simmons (400 relay - 39.64) Tony Liuzzo, Archie Vickers, Robert Percival, Bill Ron Coleman (TJ - 49-0.25) Timmy Johnson, Mark Everett, Eugene Byrd, Watson (440-yd. relay - 42.5) Scott Hurley (PV - 16-10) Dennis Mitchell (1,600 relay - 3:06.64) Ron Jourdan (HJ - 6-10) 1955 (5) Eamonn O’Keefe (880-yd. - 1:49.9) 1988 (7) James Crosier (440-yd. - 50.2) John Parker (Mile - 4:06.7) Mark Everett (800 - 1:46.46) Lincoln Knowles (220-yd.H - 24.9) Mike Holloway (PV - 17-0) Earl Poucher (PV - 13.6) 1971 (3) Dennis Mitchell (100 - 10.24) Bill Watson (220-yd. - 22.0) Mike Cotton (PV - 16-0) Tom Nohilly (3,000 Steeplechase - 8:48.00) Tony Liuzzo, Charles Cox, James Smith, Bill Grover Howard (LJ - 23-9) John Turco (SP - 59-1.50) Watson (440-yd. relay - 43.6) Jim Strites (Javelin - 227-3.50) Tony Jones, Stacey Simmons, Dennis Mitchell, Calvin Long (400 relay - 39.21) 1956 (5) 1972 (2) Timmy Johnson, Calvin Long, Aaron Baynes, James Crosier (440-yd. - 48.2) Ron Coleman (TJ - 50-7.50) Mark Everett (1,600 relay - 3:03.71) Lincoln Knowles (120-yd.H- 14.6) Scott Hurley (PV - 16-7.25 [tie]) Earl Poucher (PV - 13-6) 1989 (10) 1973 (1) James Smith (100-yd - 10.0) Earl Diamond (110H - 13.94) Don Bain, Lawrence White, John Jones, James Mike Cotton (PV - 17-1.50) Mark Everett (800 - 1:48.86) Crosier (Mile relay - 3:19.2) 1974 (4) Mike Holloway (PV - 17-3.50) Tyrone Kemp (400 - 45.26) 1957 (2) Will Freeman (PV - 16-0) Dennis Mitchell (100 - 10.19) Ellis Goodloe (100-yd - 10.1) Bill Kavach (Discus - 174-10) Rob Rambo (440-yd.H - 52.0) Dennis Mitchell (200 - 20.45) Don Lucey, James Smith, Lincoln Knowles, Ellis Tom Nohilly (3,000 Steeplechase - 8:41.90) Goodloe (440-yd. relay - 42.0) Mitchell Goings, Rob Rambo, Wimpy Alexander, Beaufort Brown (Mile relay - 3:10.4) David Pirkle (HJ - 7-2.50) 1958 (2) Tony Jones, Stacey Simmons, Dennis Mitchell, Winfield Willis (SP - 51-9.50) 1976 (4) Calvin Long (400 relay- 39.43) Ellis Goodloe, Don Lucey, David Jones, Bill Will Freeman (PV - 16-9) Tyrone Kemp, Dennis Mitchell, Calvin Long, Mark Watson (440-yd. relay - 41.6) Horace Tuitt (880-yd. - 1:51.4) Everett (1,600 relay - 3:04.93) Mike Sharpe (TJ - 52-4) 1959 (2) Palmer Simmons, Clive Bariffe, Noel Gray, Horace 1990 (7) John Hale (Javelin - 203-3) Tuitt (Mile relay - 3:07.4) Dion Bentley (LJ - 26-5) Gene Page, Tommy Michels, Don Lucey, Ellis Earl Diamond (110H - 13.73) Goodloe (440-yd. relay - 42.4) 1977 (3) Mark Everett (800 - 1:45.46) Scott Dykehouse (Javelin - 256-9) Mike Holloway (PV - 17-51/2) 1960 (6) Wesley Maiyo (1,500 - 3:46.34) Tyrone Kemp (400 - 45.52) Ron Allen (880-yd. - 1:51.8) Horace Tuitt (800 - 1:48.72) Tom Pukstys (Javelin - 255-4) Tommy Michels (120-yd.H - 14.0) Mark Everett, Lewis Lacy, Marcel Carter, Tyrone Tommy Michels (220-yd.H - 23.7) 1978 (2) Kemp (1,600 relay - 3:04.35) Henry Wadsworth (HJ - 6-7.50) Dock Luckie (SP - 59-5.50) Henry Wadsworth (PV - 14-1.50 [tie]) Wesley Maiyo (1,500 - 3:49.97) Bill Lowenstein, Eddie Davis, Ted Mealor, Ron 1979 (1) Allen (Mile relay - 3:16.6) Dock Luckie (SP - 61-5)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 6 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS (BY YEAR) 204 titles 1992 (5) 2009 (4) Marcel Carter (100 - 10.22) Jeremy Hall (200 - 20.51) Marcel Carter (200 - 20.85) Gray Horn (Decathlon - 7,389) Mike Holloway (PV - 17-10) Calvin Smith (400 - 44.96) Dwight Johnson (SP - 63-10.50) Jeremy Hall, Calvin Smith, Terrell Wilks, Jeff Dan Middleman (5,000 - 14:03.74) Demps (400 relay - 38.74) 1993 (3) 2010 (4) Ubeja Anderson (110H - 13.52) Jeff Demps (100 - 10.06) Derek Trafas (Javelin - 253-10) Gray Horn (Decathlon - 7,652) Torrance Zellner (400H - 49.77) Christian Taylor (TJ - 54-8.75) R.J. Anderson, Tony McQuay, Christian Taylor, 1994 (2) Calvin Smith (1,600 relay - 3:02.69) Matt Simson (SP - 61-8.50) Derek Trafas (Javelin - 245-5) 2011 (5) Will Claye (LJ - 27-2.50) 1995 (1) Will Claye (TJ - 56-5.75) Derek Trafas (Javelin - 247-5) Gray Horn (Decathlon - 7,828) Terrell Wilks (100 - 10.11) 1997 (2) Eddie Lovett, Christian Taylor, Terrell Wilks, Jeff David Furman (HJ - 7-5.75) Demps (400 relay - 38.53) Jimmie Hackley (400 - 45.67) 2012 (6) 1998 (3) Dwight Barbiasz (HJ - 7-4.50) Jimmie Hackley (400 - 45.17) Omar Craddock (TJ - 54-8.75) Erin Tucker (400H - 49.82) Tony McQuay (400 - 45.48) Erin Tucker, Gerald Clervil, Matt Estevez, Jimmie Jeremy Postin (HT - 223-8) Hackley (1,600 relay - 3:04.69) Stipe Zunic (Javelin - 255-6) 1999 (3) Dedric Dukes, Hugh Graham, Jr., Leonardo John Capel (200 - 19.99) Seymore, Tony McQuay (1,600 relay - 3:03.44) David Furman (HJ - 7-4.50) 2013 (3) Gerald Clervil, John Capel, Bobby Williams, Jimmy Clark (10,000 - 29:44.54) Daymon Carroll (400 relay - 38.75) Omar Craddock (TJ - 54-0) 2000 (2) Kyle Strawn (HT - 219-6) Bernard Williams (100 -10.05) 2014 (2) Daymon Carroll, Bernard Williams, Aaron Marquis Dendy (TJ - 54-2.5) Armstrong, Geno White (400 relay - 39.17) Stipe Zunic (SP - 67-4) 2001 (1) 2015 (6) Rickey Harris (400H - 49.65) Marquis Dendy (LJ - 26-10.5) 2002 (1) Marquis Dendy (TJ - 56-11.25) Matt Vincent (HJ - 7-3.25) Dedric Dukes (200 - 19.99) Eddie Garcia (10,000 - 29:48.39) 2003 (1) Stipe Zunic (SP - 65-5.5) Paul Condron (PV - 17-2.75) Nick Uruburu, Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, Najee Glass (1,600 relay - 3:01.60) 2004 (5) Kerron Clement (400H - 48.77) 2016 (2) Mike Morrison (HJ - 7-0.50) Anders Eriksson (HT - 228-5) Josh Walker (110H - 13.56) Eric Futch (400mH - 49.24) Steve Zieminski (3,000 Steeplechase - 8:53.01) Sekou Clarke, Reggie Witherspoon, Dwight Ruff, 2017 (1) Kerron Clement (1,600 relay - 3:03.09) KeAndre Bates (TJ - 53-7) 2005 (4) 2018 (2) Kerron Clement (400H - 48.29) Grant Holloway (110mH - 13.15) Mike Morrison (HJ - 7-3.75) Grant Holloway (LJ - 27-3.75) Richard Adu-Bobie, Mike Morrison, Kyle Farmer, Kerron Clement (400 relay - 39.10) Sekou Clarke, Reggie Witherspoon, Bernard Middleton, Kerron Clement (1,600 relay - 3:02.23) 2006 (4) Mike Morrison (HJ - 7-2.25) Mike Morrison (LJ - 26-1.50) Wes Stockbarger (Discus - 188-8) Shane Stroup (800 - 1:49.46) 2007 (2) Calvin Smith (400 - 45.74) Wes Stockbarger (Discus - 199-5)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 7 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S MULTI-TIME SEC CHAMPIONS

Name Indoor Outdoor Total SEC Champions By Event 7 4 11 Outdoor 100 meters -- 3 Candice Scott 6 4 10 200 meters -- 3 400 meters -- 5 Shara Proctor 3 5 8 800 meters -- 6 1,500 meters -- 5 Michelle Freeman 5 2 7 5,000 meters -- 3 Shelly Steely 2 5 7 10,000 meters -- 4 100-meter Hurdles -- 2 Maria Galloni 3 3 6 400-meter Hurdles -- 2 Kyra Jefferson 2 4 6 3,000-meter Steeplechase -- 3 Cory McGee 5 1 6 4x100-meter Relay -- 0 Denise Mitchell 4 2 6 4x400-meter Relay -- 8 Colleen Rosensteel 2 4 6 Pole Vault -- 2 Becki Wells 5 1 6 High Jump -- 4 Long Jump -- 3 Mariam Kevkhishvili 2 3 5 Triple Jump -- 8 Genevieve LaCaze 0 5 5 Discus Throw -- 8 Hammer Throw -- 3 Nekita Beasley 1 3 4 Javelin Throw -- 11 Ciarra Brewer 1 3 4 Shot Put -- 9 Beth Farmer 2 2 4 Heptathlon -- 2 Leah Kirklin 2 2 4 Susan Nash 3 1 4 Discontinued Outdoor Events 3,000 meters -- 2 Sonja Braasch 3 0 3 Piper Bressant 2 1 3 Charlotte Browning 2 1 3 Indoor Chris Crowther 2 1 3 60 meters -- 0 Evelien Dekkers 0 3 3 200 meters -- 2 Tasha Downing 0 3 3 400 meters -- 3 Tamieka Grizzle 2 1 3 800 meters -- 7 1 2 3 Mile -- 7 Anita Howard 1 2 3 3,000 meters -- 4 Kisha Jett 1 2 3 5,000 meters -- 2 Robin Reynolds 1 2 3 60-meter Hurdles -- 0 Dorchelle Webster 0 3 3 4x400-meter Relay -- 2 Megan Westfall 1 2 3 Distance Medley Relay -- 7 Pole Vault -- 3 Sharrika Barnett 1 1 2 High Jump -- 4 Kim Barrett 1 1 2 Long Jump -- 4 Sandra Braasch 2 0 2 Triple Jump -- 6 Lloydricia Cameron 1 1 2 Shot Put -- 10 Yanis David 2 0 2 Weight Throw -- 8 Cara Evans 2 0 2 Pentathlon -- 0 Angela Fitts 1 1 2 Peaches Fortson 0 2 2 Discontinued Indoor Events Claudia Francis 0 2 2 55 meters -- 4 Karen Freberg 1 1 2 440 yards -- 1 Destinee Gause 1 1 2 600 yards -- 1 Nadia Graham 0 2 2 Two-Mile -- 1 Cindy Herceg 0 2 2 Three-Mile -- 2 Janet Matthews 0 2 2 55-meter Hurdles -- 3 Fawn Miller 0 2 2 Two-Mile Relay -- 1 Kim Mitchell 0 2 2 4x800-meter Relay -- 1 Amber Robinson 1 1 2 Ebony Robinson 0 2 2 Note: Relay titles counted once per team Dionne Rose 1 1 2 Agata Strausa 2 0 2 Monifa Taylor 1 1 2

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 8 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S SEC OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS (BY YEAR) 95 titles 1982 (1) 1998 (2) 2015 (2) Beth Farmer (10,000 - 35:12.01) Hazel Clark (800 – 2:02.74) Kyra Jefferson (200 - 22.39) Kristin Heaston (Discus – 182-1) Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson, Destinee 1983 (1) Gause, Claudia Francis (1,600 relay - 3:27.84) Beth Farmer (10,000 - 35:43.1) 1999 (1) Hazel Clark (1,500 – 4:16.11) 2016 (2) 1984 (2) Kyra Jefferson (100 - 11.28) Shelly Steely (3,000 - 9:36.72) 2000 (2) Robin Reynolds, Sharrika Barnett, Taylor Shelly Steely (5,000 – 16:23.3) Emily Carlsten (Javelin -180-9) Sharpe, Claudia Francis (1,600 relay - 3:29.32) Tamieka Grizzle (800 – 2:04.80) 1985 (4) 2017 (2) Shelly Steely (3,000 – 9:18.40) 2001 (2) Lloydricia Cameron (SP - 55-6.25) Shelly Steely (5,000 – 16:12.89) Nona Allen (800 – 2:06.47) Kyra Jefferson (200 - 22.74) Shelly Steely (10,000 – 34:23.53) Megan Westfall (PV – 12-10.75) 2018 (2) Piper Bressant, Susan Nash, Chris Crowther, Avione Allgood (JT - 181-9) Denise Mitchell (1,600 relay – 3:37.61) 2002 (3) Sharrika Barnett (400 - 50.69) Candice Scott (SP – 54-2.50) 1986 (1) Candice Scott (HT – 198-7) Janet Matthews (Discus – 170-2) Megan Westfall (PV – 12-8)

1987 (2) 2003 (4) Heidi Mann (Heptathlon – 5,737 pts.) Karen Freberg (SP - 55-9.75) Janet Matthews (Discus – 175-3) Rachel Longfors (Discus – 180-9) Candice Scott (HT – 217-10) 1988 (3) Kristina Bratton, Niki Benjamin, Amber Denise Mitchell (400 - 52.05) Robinson, Novlene Williams (1,600 relay – Colleen Rosensteel (SP - 49-5) 3:32.58) Colleen Rosensteel (Discus – 177-2) 2004 (2) 1989 (3) Kim Barrett (SP – 57-6.25) Colleen Rosensteel (SP – 48-8.25) Candice Scott (HT - 221-2) Colleen Rosensteel (Discus – 172-1) Dorchelle Webster (400H – 56.93) 2007 (1) Mariam Kevkhishvili (SP – 55-11.25) 1990 (5) Raelene Carter (Discus - 157-10) 2008 (4) Maria Galloni (HJ – 5-11.50) Rebecca Lowe (10,000 – 34:13.07) Cindy Herceg (Javelin – 164-10) Evelien Dekkers (Javelin - 51.67m/169-6) Dorchelle Webster (400H – 57.49) Natalie Knight (200m – 22.84) Kim Mitchell, Dorchelle Webster, Tasha Shara Proctor (TJ – 13.66m/44-9.75) Downing, Anita Howard (1,600 relay – 3:33.14) 2009 (5) 1991 (5) Evelien Dekkers (Javelin - 173-11) Nekita Beasley (800 – 2:02) Mariam Kevkhishvili (SP - 59-2.75) Tasha Downing (400 – 52.22) Genevieve LaCaze (Steeplechase - 10:26.92) Maria Galloni (HJ – 5-11.25) Shara Proctor (LJ - 21-1.50) Leah Kirklin (TJ – 43-5.75) Shara Proctor (TJ - 44-0.75) Kim Mitchell, Nekita Beasley, Tasha Downing, Anita Howard (1,600 relay – 3:35.23) 2010 (5) Charlotte Browning (1,500 - 4:13.96) 1992 (7) Evelien Dekkers (Javelin - 168-8) Nekita Beasley (800 – 2:04.19) Mariam Kevkhishvili (SP - 59-0) Ruthann Brooks (Javelin – 164-4) Shara Proctor (LJ - 21-11.50) Michelle Freeman (100 – 11.20) Shara Proctor (TJ - 43-3.25) Michelle Freeman (100H – 12.79) Maria Galloni (HJ – 5-8) 2011 (2) Leah Kirklin (TJ – 43-4) Genevieve LaCaze (Steeplechase - 10:21.82) Dionne Rose (LJ – 21-11) Fawn Miller (Javelin - 168-10)

1993 (2) 2012 (6) Cindy Herceg (Javelin – 181-9) Ciarra Brewer (TJ - 44-6.75) Monifa Taylor (100H – 13.15) Taylor Burke (HJ - 6-0) Brittany Harrell (Hept. - 5,838) 1996 (2) Genevieve LaCaze (1,500 - 4:13.44) Ebony Robinson (400 – 52.19) Genevieve LaCaze (5,000 - 16:26.38) Angela Fitts, Peaches Fortson, Kisha Jett, Genevieve LaCaze (Steeplechase - 10:13.99) Ebony Robinson (1,600 relay – 3:33.44) 2013 (2) Ciarra Brewer (TJ - 45-5.25) 1997 (5) Marija Vucenovic (JT - 173-7) Hazel Clark (800 – 2:02.52) Nadia Graham (400 - 51.45) 2014 (3) Kristin Heaston (Discus – 178-6) Ciarra Brewer (TJ - 45-7.75) Becki Wells (1,500 – 4:24.49) Cory McGee (1,500 - 4:13.48) Kisha Jett, Peaches Fortson, Hazel Clark, Nadia Fawn Miller (JT - 187-4) Graham (1,600 relay – 3:31.58)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 9 SEC Outdoor Championships GATOR REIGN

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Florida’s men have 22 Florida’s men have Top-2 finishes in 33 won a nation-leading NCAA Championship 9 NCAA titles since meets (66.7%) under 2010 - 5 indoors and 4 Holloway outdoors Mike Holloway USTFCCCA Coaches Hall 20 of Fame Class of 2016

Florida’s men have 20 Top-3 finishes at the last 21 NCAA Championships, including 10 in a row outdoors

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3rd program in Division I history with 7 consecutive Top-3 finishes at both NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships (2009-15)

Since his first year as men’s head coach in 2003, Mike Holloway has led the Gators to nearly unparalleled consistency when it comes to NCAA Championships success, becoming the fifth coach in Division I history to win eight men’s NCAA titles

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 10 SEC Outdoor Championships Florida’s 22 Top-2 finishes at NCAA Championship meets since 2003, Holloway’s first year as the men’s head coach, lead the nation by a gaping margin.

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Holloway By The Numbers • 9 - Men’s NCAA Championships (5 indoor, 4 outdoor) • 15 - SEC Championships (7 men’s, 5 women’s, 3 women’s XC) • 20 - Top-3 Finishes at last 21 men’s NCAA Championships • 22 - Top-2 Finishes at 33 men’s NCAA Championships 8 6 6 • 69 - Individual Men’s and Women’s NCAA Titles since 1996

season (men) | 12 • 177 - Individual Men’s and Women’s SEC Titles since 1996

th • 9 - Olympic Medals won by Holloway-coached athletes • 8 - IAAF World Championships Gold Medals won by Holloway- coached sprinters/hurdlers 72.7% Florida’s men have Top-3 finishes in 24 of its 33 Holloway’s Historical Feats NCAA Championship meets (72.7%) since 2003. • 5th coach in Division I history to win 8-plus men’s NCAA Titles • 4th coach in Division I history with at least four indoor and four No other program boasts more than 12 Top-3 outdoor men’s NCAA Titles finishes in that span. • 3rd Division I coach since 1980 with 6-plus men’s NCAA Titles Florida’s runner-up finish last June marked the 10th straight • 3rd program in Division I history with 7 straight Top-3 Finishes Top-3 finish by the men’s team at NCAA Outdoors, breaking a at both NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships tie for the 3rd-longest streak in Division I history. (Florida, 2009-15; Arkansas, 1992-2000; UTEP, 1975-82) • 1st coach to win SEC Outdoor Men’s and Women’s Coach of the Year awards in one season (honors first distributed in 1990) 11 Mike Holloway, Head Coach | 17 Head Coach Holloway, Mike Holloways’s Championship Finishes 1933-1943 Year NCAA (M) SEC (M) NCAA (W) SEC (W) 1946-1956 Ind/Out Ind/Out Ind/Out Ind/Out 2003 t-18th / 6th 2nd / 5th ------2004 t-2nd / 2nd 1st / 2nd ------10 2005 2nd / 2nd 2nd / 2nd ------2006 9th / t-37th 3rd / 3rd ------2009-2018 2007 t-51st / t-34th 3rd / 5th ------2008 8th / 15th 4th / 4th t-8th / 9th 4th / 2nd 9 2009 2nd / t-2nd 2nd / 2nd t-12th / 9th 4th / 1st 1992-2000 2010 1st / 2nd 2nd / 1st 4th / 3rd 1st / 2nd 2011 1st / 3rd 1st / 2nd - / t-34th 5th / 2nd Florida’s women have won 2012 1st / 1st 2nd / 4th 9th / t-12th 1st / 2nd five SEC titles since 2008, 2013 2nd / 1st 2nd / 2nd 13th / t-11th 4th / 4th Holloway’s first season as 2014 3rd / 2nd 2nd / 3rd 3rd / 4th / 2nd 1st head coach. 2015 2nd / 2nd 1st / 1st 4th / 8th 2nd / 5th 2016 7th / 1st 4th / 6th t-14th / t-9th t-4th / 7th Three of those titles came 2017 2nd / 1st t-3rd / 4th t-14th / 5th 8th / 5th at SEC Indoors, which is 2018 1st / 2nd 3rd / 1st 4th / 5th 6th / 1st the second-highest total in 2019 1st / ? 1st / ? 6th / ? 4th / ? the league during that span.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 11 SEC Outdoor Championships Mike Holloway, Head Coach | 17 Men’s NCAA Titles Since 1970 Holloway’s Trophy Case • 5 - Men’s NCAA Indoor Championships: ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘18, ‘19 • 4 - Men’s NCAA Outdoor Championships: ‘12, ‘13, ‘16, ‘17 John McDonnell 29 • 4 - Men’s SEC Indoor Championships: ‘04, ‘11, ‘15, ‘19 Arkansas • 3 - Men’s SEC Outdoor Championships: ‘10, ‘15, ‘18

Ted Banks • 3 - Women’s SEC Cross Country Championships: ‘09, ‘10, ’12 UTEP 11 • 3 - Women’s SEC Indoor Championships: ‘10, ‘12, ‘14 • 2 - Women’s SEC Outdoor Championship: ‘09, ‘18 Pat Henry LSU / Texas A&M 10 • 4 - Boys FHSAA Class 3A/4A/5A Cross Country State Titles: 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994 • 3 - Boys FHSAA Class 4A/5A Track & Field State Titles: 1993, Mike Holloway 9 1994, 1995 Florida • 1 - Girls FHSAA Class 5A Track & Field State Title: 1995 th season (men) | 12

World Champions Coached by Holloway • John Capel - 200m / 4x100 relay (Paris 2003) • Kerron Clement - 400mH / 4x400 relay ( 2007) The Gators have won35 a Division I-leading 35 men’s • Arman Hall - 4x400 relay (Moscow 2013) NCAA indoor and outdoor titles in the sprints, hurdles, • Dennis Mitchell - 4x100 relay (Tokyo 1991, 1993) 4x100 relay, and 4x400 relay events - all of which are • Christian Taylor - Triple Jump ( 2011) Holloway’s primary focus - since 1996. • Bernard Williams - 4x100 relay (Paris 2003) th season (women) LSU (28) and Baylor (22) are the only other programs with more than 20 during that span. Holloway-Coached Olympic Medalists • Kerron Clement - 400mH Gold Medalist (Rio 2016) Florida leads the nation with 13 hurdles titles (no one else has more than 4), and their 22 sprints and 4x1 • Arman Hall - 4x400 relay Gold Medalist (Rio 2016) and 4x4 relay titles rank second nationally. • Tony McQuay - 4x400 relay Silver Medalist (London 2012) • Dennis Mitchell - 100m Bronze Medalist ( 1992); 4x100 relay Gold Medalist (Barcelona 1992); 4x100 relay Silver Medalist (Atlanta 1996) • David Verburg - 4x400 relay Gold Medalist (Rio 2016) • Bernard Williams - 4x100 relay Gold Medalist (Sydney 2000); 200m Silver Medalist ( 2004)

Holloway’s Coaching History • Florida - Men’s & Women’s Head Coach (2008-present) Florida’s women are one of five programs • Florida - Men’s Head Coach (2003-07) eight Top-5 finishes at NCAA Championship • Florida - Men’s Associate Head Coach (2000-02) meets since 2010 • Florida - Men’s Assistant Coach (1996-99) • Buchholz (Fla.) High School - Head Coach (1985-1995) • Florida - Women’s Graduate Assistant Coach (1986-87) • Gainesville (Fla.) High School - Assistant Coach (1983-84)

Holloway helped44.57 Kerron Clement break Michael Johnson’s • 2013 IAAF World Championships Team - Head Coach (USA) world indoor 400 meters record at the 2005 NCAA Indoor • 2012 United States Olympic Team - Sprints & Relays Coach Championships. Clement’s record stood until the 2018 NCAA • 2004 NACAC U23 Championships Team - Head Coach (USA) Indoor Championships.

Clement’s 400 hurdles collegiate record of 47.56 from the 2005 NCAA Outdoor Championships also stood until 2018. 2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 12 SEC Outdoor Championships SPRINTS Coaches 28 16 Florida’s 28 men’s indoor and Florida’s 16 all-time men’s NCAA outdoor national titles in current titles since in the current indoor NCAA Championship sprints, 4x1 and outdoor championship sprints and 4x4 relays rank fourth in (excluding relays) rank fourth in Division I history Division I history

Mike Holloway • Men’s Sprints/Relays - 1996-Present • Women’s Sprints/Relays - 2008-Present • Full Coaching History on pages 11-12 Florida, Florida State, and LSU are the only men’s Division I programs since 1996 with multiple NCAA outdoor titles in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters. The Gators own two titles in each of those three sprints during that time frame

Mellanee Welty (12th season) • Assistant Coach (Sprints/Relays) - 2008-Present • Also Florida’s recruiting coordinator Florida, Florida State, LSU, and Tennessee are the only Division I programs since 1996 to have two different men win an NCAA 100 meters title. UF’s were won by • Coached UF’s high jumpers and combined future Olympians Bernard Williams (2000) and Jeff Demps (2010) events athletes through 2015 (resumed both duties this year) • 1999 heptathlon All-American at Wichita State--graduated Cum Laude in 2001

Florida and LSU are the only men’s Division I programs since 1996 with more than 20 national titles in the current indoor and outdoor NCAA Championship events, 4x100 relay, and 4x400 relay.

Florida’s 22 trails LSU’s 27, and Baylor sits at exactly 20 titles.

Adrain Mann (4th season) • Assistant Coach (Sprints) - 2016-Present • 3-time 4x400 relay All-American at Florida 4x1 + 4x4 At the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Florida’s women became the • Also coached at Miami (Fla.), Clemson, first team since 2005 and the fifth program in Division I his- and LSU tory to sweep the 4x100 and 4x400 relay national titles. • More information on page 19 (hurdles)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 13 SEC Outdoor Championships SPRINTS All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Sprints, 4x100/4x400 19.98 Relay Titles Florida is one of two men’s programs Division I in history with 1. Southern California...... 35 two sub-19.98 outdoor 200 meters runners. John Capel ran 19.87 (tied 2. Baylor...... 33 for 5th-fastest in collegiate history) in 1999, and Dedric Dukes ran 19.97 LSU...... 33 (tied for 10th-fastest in history) in 2014 4. Florida ...... 28 5. Tennessee...... 25 6. Texas A&M...... 24 7. UCLA...... 22 22.02 8. Florida State...... 21 9. Houston...... 16 Kyra Jefferson broke the 28-year- old outdoor 200 meters collegiate 10. Villanova...... 15 record to win the 2017 NCAA title. Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor , , and Sprints / Relay Titles Since 1996 Evelyn Ashford are the only other 1. LSU...... 27 Americans in history to run 22.02 or faster prior to turning 23 years old. 2. Florida...... 22 3. Baylor...... 20 4. Florida State...... 18 Texas A&M...... 18 45.30 Men’s NCAA Outdoor Sprints & Florida is one of two men’s programs in Division I in history 4x100/4x400 Titles Since 1996 with three sub-45.30 indoor quarter-milers 1. LSU...... 18 2. Florida...... 14 Kerron Clement, 2005 - 44.57 (2nd-fastest time in world history) Florida State...... 14 Tony McQuay, 2011 - 45.21 (No. 11-ranked collegian in history) 4. Baylor...... 9 Arman Hall, 2014 - 45.28 5. Texas A&M...... 8

Men’s NCAA Outdoor Sprints Sprinter Improvements Under Holloway Titles Since 1996 Gator Event High School PR Florida PR 1. Florida State...... 11 John Capel 100m 10.40 10.03 2. LSU...... 7 Jeremy Hall 100m 10.44 10.08 Tennessee...... 7 Shayla Sanders 100m 11.32 11.13 4. Florida...... 6 Kyra Jefferson 100m 11.72 11.17 5. Southern California...... 5

John Capel 200m 21.04 19.87 Men’s NCAA 4x100 Relay Titles Tony McQuay 200m 21.53 20.61 (ind.) Since 1996 Kyra Jefferson 200m 23.53 22.02 (CR) Destinee Gause 200m 23.73 22.93 1. Florida...... 6 LSU...... 6 Kerron Clement 400m DNR 44.57 (ind.) 3. Florida State...... 2 Tony McQuay 400m 46.84 44.49 Houston...... 2 Rickey Harris 400m 46.21 44.84 Sharrika Barnett 400m 52.25 50.69 Note: Indoor/Outdoor sprints title totals Robin Reynolds 400m 52.19 51.36 include 60m/100m, 200m, and 400m wins Destinee Gause 400m 54.44 52.01 (current NCAA Championship events) 2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 14 SEC Outdoor Championships THROWS Coaches NCAA Champions Coached by Lemke

Name (School) Year Event Mark Evelien Dekkers (Florida) 2010 Javelin Throw 58.99m (SR) Pal Arne Fagernes (Arizona St.) 1996 Javelin Throw 79.16m (Arizona St.) 1994 Out. Pole Vault 5.70m (SR) Mariam Kevkhishvili (Florida) 2008 Ind. Shot Put 17.83m 2009 Ind. Shot Put 17.84m (FR) 2009 Out. Shot Put 17.79m 2010 Ind. Shot Put 18.59m (SR) Steve Lemke (14th season) 2010 Out. Shot Put 18.11m Mika Laaksonen (UTEP) 1992 Weight Throw 20.71m • Assoc. Head Coach (Throws) - 2010-Pr. 1992 Hammer Throw 71.30m • Assistant Coach (Throws) - 2008-09 Fawn Miller (Florida) 2014 Javelin Throw 58.13m (PR) • Women’s Assistant Coach (Throws) - Marko Wahlman (UTEP) 1993 Weight Throw 21.84m 2006-07 Stipe Zunic (Florida) 2015 Ind. Shot Put 21.11m (SR) • 1983 javelin All-American (South Dakota St.) 13 individual NCAA Championships by eight student-athletes Coaching History 8 individual NCAA Championships by four Gators • Queensland (Australia) Academy of Sport - Head Coach; Nat’l Throws Coordinator [2002-04] • Western Australia Institute of Sport - Head Coach; Nat’l Throws Coordinator [1998-99; 7 6 2001-02] Florida’s 7 women’s indoor and Florida’s 6 men’s and women’s • Norway - National Senior and Junior outdoor NCAA titles since 2006 shot put titles since 2008 rank Throws Coach [1996-98] rank third in Division I, only second in Division I. UF’s 3 trailing Arizona State (11) and indoor women’s titles in that span • Arizona St. - Field Events Coach [1994-96] Southern Illinois (9) are tied for the DI lead. • UTEP - Field Events Coach [1990-93] • Yale - Field Events Coach [1987-89] • Southeast Missouri St. - Grad Assistant [1985-86] • Washburn (Mo.) High School - Head Boys and Girls Coach [1983-85]

International Coaching Florida and Arizona State are the only Division I programs with over • 2009 IAAF World Championships - Head 30 combined NCAA Outdoors men’s and women’s scorers since Lemke Coach (Georgia) took over UF’s women in 2006 and men in 2008 • 2008 Olympics - Head Coach (Georgia) The Gators’ 31 trails Arizona State’s 45 • 2004 Olympics - Throws Coach (Australia) • 2003 IAAF World Championships - Head Florida’s Candice Scott (24.17m, Coach (Australia) 2005) and Kim Barrett (22.95m, • 2003 IAAF World Indoor Championships - 2004) both held the collegiate record Head Coach (Australia) in the weight throw at the end of their • 2002 Commonwealth Games - Throws respective careers. Coach (Australia) • 2000 Olympics - Throws Coach (Australia) Scott remains in the collegiate all- • 1997 IAAF World Championships - Throws time top 10 today, sitting at fifth on Coach (Norway) the list.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 15 SEC Outdoor Championships THROWS Women’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 2006 33 19 1. Arizona State...... 11 Florida’s 33 total men’s and Florida’s 19 men’s and women’s women’s indoor and outdoor SEC outdoor titles since 2006 2. Southern Illinois...... 9 SEC throws titles since 2006 rank second in the SEC, 3. Florida...... 7 lead all SEC programs by trailing Georgia (22), the only 4. Oklahoma...... 6 four titles other program with over 10 5. Georgia...... 5 Women’s NCAA Outdoor Titles Since 2006 72 1. Arizona State...... 8 2. Southern Illinois...... 5 3. Florida...... 4 Georgia...... 4 Oklahoma...... 4 48 6. Texas A&M...... 3 Virginia Tech...... 3 8. Ole Miss...... 2 Oregon...... 2 40 Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Scorers Since 2008 1. Arizona State...... 23 37 Florida...... 23 Texas...... 23 4. Virginia Tech...... 22 Florida is one of two Division I throwing programs with more than 5. Virginia...... 19 40 men’s and women’s NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships scorers since Lemke took over UF’s women in 2006 and its men in 2008 Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 2006 Olympians Coached by Lemke 1. Florida...... 17 2. Georgia...... 15 Name (School/Country) Olympiads Event 3. Auburn...... 11 Oliver Dziubak (Australia) 2004 Javelin Throw 4. Kentucky...... 10 5. LSU...... 9 Pal Arne Fagernes (Arizona St./Norway) 1996/2000 Javelin Throw Nick Hysong (Arizona St./USA) 2000 Pole Vault (gold medal) Women’s SEC Indoor & Mariam Kevkhishvili (Florida/Georgia) 2004/2008 Shot Put Outdoor Titles Since 2006 Kemal Mesic (Florida/Bosnia) 2012/2016 Shot Put 1. Florida...... 16 Alexandros Papadimitrou (UTEP/) 1996/2000/2004 Hammer Throw 2. Georgia...... 14 Styliani Tsikouna (UTEP/Greece) 1996/2000/2004 Discus Throw 3. Tennessee...... 10 4. Missouri...... 8 Marko Wahlman (Finland) 1996 Hammer Throw 5. Ole Miss...... 7 Stipe Zunic (Florida/) 2016 Shot Put 6. Alabama...... 6 LSU...... 6 16 Olympics appearances by nine athletes 8. Kentucky...... 5 5 Olympics appearances by three Gators Texas A&M...... 5

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 16 SEC Outdoor Championships JUMPS Coaches 23 18 Florida’s 23 all-time men’s Florida’s 18 men’s indoor and out- indoor and outdoor NCAA titles door NCAA jumps titles since 2003 in the four jumping events rank (Holloway’s first year as head fourth among all Division I coach) lead all of Division I programs in history by eight titles

Nic Petersen (7th season) • Assistant Coach (Jumps) - 2013-Present • Alma mater: University of Nebraska (‘06) • 2019 USATF Men’s Assistant Coach (Jumps / Multis) - IAAF World Championships

Petersen By The Numbers • 17 - Men’s and Women’s Individual NCAA Titles (13 by Gators) • 17 - Men’s and Women’s Individual SEC Marquis Dendy, 2015 Christian Taylor, 2011 Will Claye, 2011 Titles 17.50m (57-5) 17.40m (57-1) 17.35m (56-11.25) • 80 - Men’s and Women’s USTFCCCA All- America Honors (60 by Gators) • 6 - University of Florida School Records Broken • 4 - IAAF World Championships Qualifiers • 3 - USATF Outdoor Championships Gold Medals • 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships Gold Medalist (Marquis Dendy) • 2015 The Bowerman Award Winner (Dendy) Omar Craddock, 2013 KeAndre Bates, 2018 • 2008 Olympian (Dusty Jonas, Nebraska) 16.92m (55-6.25) 16.79m (55-1)

Coaching History Florida is the only men’s Division I program since 2010 with at • TCU - Assistant Coach - Jumps/Multis least four outdoor triple jumpers who eclipsed 16.60 meters (wind legal) [2010-12] in their collegiate careers--Petersen coached three of UF’s five. • Nebraska - Volunteer Assistant - Jumps [2008-09] Coaching Awards Not 3, Not 4, Not 5... • 2018 USTFCCCA South Region Outdoor Men’s Assistant Coach of the Year Florida’s men won six consecutive NCAA Outdoor triple jump national titles from 2010-15, tying the longest streak in Division I history in any event, either • 2015 USTFCCCA South Region Indoor indoors or outdoors and irregardless of gender. Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year • 2012 USTFCCCA South Central Region Only the UCLA men’s outdoor 4x400 relay (1969-74), UTEP men’s mile (1977-82), Indoor Women’s Assistant Coach of the UTEP men’s 10,000 meters (1978-83), Villanova women’s outdoor 3,000 meters Year (1987-92), and LSU women’s outdoor 4x400 relay (1992-97) had streaks as long. 2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 17 SEC Outdoor Championships JUMPS Marquis Dendy’s Historic Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Achievements Titles Since 2013 • Only collegian in history to finish 1. Florida...... 11 career as a 27-foot long jumper and 57- 2. Arkansas...... 6 foot triple jumper indoors and outdoors 3. Texas Tech...... 5 • Second man in Division I history to 4. Akron...... 4 sweep both horizontal jumps at three consecutive NCAA Championships Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor • 2015 The Bowerman Award winner Titles - Holloway Era (2003) (first in school history) 1. Florida ...... 18 • Holds all four horizontal jumps school 2. Arkansas ...... 10 records 3. USC...... 9 4. Indiana...... 7 Kansas State...... 7 Florida’s women are the t-6. Florida State / LSU / Texas /...... 6 only Division I pro- Washington gram since 2002 with multiple indoor triple jumpers who eclipsed Men’s NCAA Outdoor Titles 13.90 meters. Since 2013 Even more impressive: 1. Florida ...... 7 both Gators surpassed 2. Akron...... 2 14 meters. Kansas State...... 2 Ole Miss...... 2 Ciarra Brewer (left) Texas A&M...... 2 jumped 14.01 meters to win the 2015 NCAA Indoor title, while Yanis Men’s NCAA Outdoor Titles David (right) ranks No. Holloway Era (2003) 7 on the Collegiate All-Time Top 10 (14.11 1. Florida...... 10 meters) 2. Kansas State...... 6 3. USC...... 5 NCAA Champions Coached by Petersen 4. Florida State...... 4 Texas...... 4 Name (School) Year Event Mark Yanis David (Florida) 2019 Ind. Triple Jump 14.03m Men’s NCAA Outdoor Triple Jump KeAndre Bates (Florida) 2017 Out. Long Jump 8.05m [-1.1] Titles - Holloway Era (2003) 2017 Out. Triple Jump 16.76m [+2.4] 2017 Ind. Long Jump 8.04m (PR) 1. Florida...... 7 Ciarra Brewer (Florida) 2015 Ind. Triple Jump 14.01m (SR) 2. Cornell...... 2 Omar Craddock (Florida) 2013 Out. Triple Jump 16.92m (PR) Texas A&M...... 2 Marquis Dendy (Florida) 2015 Out. Triple Jump 17.71m [+2.4] 4. Auburn / BYU / Florida State /...... 1 2015 Out. Long Jump 8.43m [+2.3] Oklahoma / USC 2015 Ind. Triple Jump 17.37m (MR) 2015 Ind. Long Jump 8.28m (SR) 2014 Out. Triple Jump 17.05m [+3.1] Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor 2014 Out. Long Jump 8.00m [-0.9] Titles Holloway Era (2003) 2013 Ind. Long Jump 8.28m (SR) 1. Florida...... 35 Whitney Gipson (TCU) 2012 Out. Long Jump 6.82m [+2.4] 2012 Ind. Long Jump 6.91m (CR) 2. Arkansas...... 31 Nicholas Gordon (Nebraska) 2009 Ind. Long Jump 8.03m 3. Ole Miss...... 13 Dusty Jonas (Nebraska) 2008 Ind. High Jump 2.31m (SR) 4. Tennessee...... 13 5. Auburn...... 10 CR - Collegiate Record; MR - Meet Record; SR - School Record; PR - Personal Record

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 18 SEC Outdoor Championships HURDLES Coaches 47.56 Kerron Clement broke Kevin Young’s 17-year-old 400-meter hurdles collegiate record of 47.85 to win the 2005 NCAA title. Clement’s record stood for 13 years, and new collegiate record holder Rai Benjamin is the only other collegian to break 48.10 since 2005

Florida is the only school in history Mike Holloway with multiple 400 • Men’s Hurdles - 1996-Present hurdlers on the all- • Women’s Hurdles - 2008-Present time collegiate top 10 • Full Coaching History on pages 11-12 Kerron Clement (left) • Full sprints and relays coaching breakdown #2 - 47.56 on pages 13-14 ‘04, ‘05 NCAA Champ

Rickey Harris (right) #9 - 48.16 ‘02 NCAA Champ

Eric Futch (below) #12 - 48.32 ‘16, ‘17 NCAA Champ

In 2016, Eric Futch and TJ Holmes (L to Adrain Mann (4th season) R) became the 2nd • Assistant Coach (Hurdles) - 2016-Present teammates in • 2-time 400-meter Hurdles All-American Division I history (1999-2000) for the Gators to finish 1-2 in the 400-meter hurdles at • 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier NCAA Outdoors • Ranked No. 8 on UF’s All-Time Outdoor Top 10 (400mH - 49.68) Baylor’s Bayano Kamani and Michael Coaching History Smith (2001) are the • Miami (Fla.) - Men’s Assistant Coach - only other pair to Hurdles/Sprints [2015] do it • Clemson - Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coach - Hurdles/Sprints [2013-14] • LSU - Volunteer Assistant Coach - Hurdles/ Sprints [2008-12] 7.35 Grant Holloway broke Greg Foster’s (1987), ’s (2004), and Terrence Trammell’s (2010) 60-meter hurdles American record of 7.36 at the 2019 NCAA Indoor Championships. Holloway’s time is the fourth-fastest in indoor track and field history and makes him the No. 3 performer on the world all- time list.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 19 SEC Outdoor Championships HURDLES Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 1996 1. Florida...... 13 t-2. South Carolina...... 4 Washington State...... 4 USC...... 4 t-5. Alabama / Arkansas / Oregon...... 3 Tennessee

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles No. 1 Grant Holloway No. 6 Eddie Lovett No. 6 Bridgette Owens 1. USC ...... 14 7.35 - 2019 7.50 - 2013 7.88 - 2015 2. Florida...... 13 Florida and Kentucky are the only programs in history with a men’s and 3. UCLA...... 9 women’s 60-meter hurdler ranked sixth or higher on the collegiate all-time top t-4. Auburn / Oregon / South Carolina...... 6 10 list. All-Time Men’s NCAA Outdoor Holloway’s 7.35 broke his own collegiate record at the 2019 NCAA Indoor (110/400) Titles Championships; Lovett ran 7.50, breaking Aries Merritt’s NCAA Indoors record 1. USC...... 14 to win the 2013 title; Owens ran 7.88 to take second at 2015 NCAA Indoors. t-2. Florida...... 9 UCLA...... 9 t-4. Auburn...... 6 5. Ohio State / Oregon / Rice...... 5 , , Men’s NCAA Outdoor 60 110 400 x2 (110/400) Titles Since 1996 Florida is the only men’s Division I program in history 1. Florida...... 9 with multiple NCAA titles in the 60-meter, 110-meter, and t-2. South Carolina...... 4 USC...... 4 400-meter hurdles Washington State...... 4 5. Five Programs Tied...... 2

Hurdler Improvements Under Holloway All-Time Men’s NCAA Gator Event High School PR Florida PR 400-Meter Hurdles Titles Grant Holloway 110mH 13.37 13.15 t-1. Florida ...... 5 Josh Walker 110mH 14.19 13.32 USC...... 5 Chris Carswell 110mH 15.18 13.88 3. Auburn...... 4 t-4. BYU / Iowa State / Kansas...... 3 Skylar Ross-Ransom 100mH 13.59 13.11 UCLA / Washington State Ugonna Ndu 100mH 14.17 13.14 Ryann McEnany 100mH 14.64 13.55 Men’s NCAA 110-Meter Hurdles Titles Since 1996 Kerron Clement 400mH 49.77 47.24 (CR) Rickey Harris 400mH 50.07 48.16 1. Florida...... 4 Eric Futch 400mH 50.24 48.18 2. South Carolina...... 3 TJ Holmes 400mH 50.61 48.44 t-3. Alabama / Oregon / Texas A&M...... 2 Adrain Mann 400mH 52.83 49.38 Claudia Francis 400mH DNR 55.55 Note: Hurdle title totals include 60mH, Ugonna Ndu 400mH 59.35 56.12 110mH, and 400mH victories

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 20 SEC Outdoor Championships DISTANCE Coaches 5 9 Florida’s 5 all-time women’s Florida’s 9 all-time women’s in- indoor and outdoor 800 meters door and outdoor 800 meters, NCAA titles - all of which it won mile, and 1,500 meters titles since 1990 - are tied for the rank tied for third in Divi- fourth-most in Division I sion I history, and only trail history Wisconsin’s 10 and Oregon’s 11 since 1990 Chris Solinsky (2nd season) • Assistant Coach (Distance / XC) - 2018-Pr. Genevieve LaCaze captured three of her • Former American record holder (10,000m) five career SEC titles at the 2012 SEC • First non-African to break 27 minutes in Outdoor Championships, winning the 1,500 the 10,000 meters meters, 3,000-meter steeplechase, and 5,000 meters • Ran professionally for Nike • 5-time NCAA champion; 14-time All- LaCaze’s historic feats that week included: American • 2007 NCAA Indoors champion (team) • First woman in meet history to win • 2005 NCAA XC champion (team) the 1,500m, steeplechase, and 5k • Alma mater: University of Wisconsin (‘07) • First of two women in meet history to win the 1,500 and 5k (Dominique Scott, Coaching History Arkansas, 2015) • William & Mary - Head Coach - Men’s • Third-fastest winning 1,500m time in Cross Country / Assistant Men’s Track and meet history (4:13.44) Field Coach - Distance [2016-17] • William & Mary - Assistant Coach - Distance LaCaze went on to run the steeple for [2014-16] Australia at the 2012 Olympics, and made • Portland - Volunteer Assistant Coach both the steeple and 5k finals at the 2016 [2012-14] Olympics in Rio • Wisconsin - Student Assistant Coach [2007]

Coaching Awards • 2016 CAA Men’s XC Coach of the Year 12 43 Florida’s 12 all-time men’s indoor Florida’s 43 all-time men’s titles in Notable Achievements Under mile SEC titles are tied for the current SEC Indoor and Outdoor most in conference history, distance events rank second Solinsky with Arkansas being the only among conference pro- • First UF women’s 5k qualifier at NCAA other league school with 12 such grams, trailing Arkansas’ mas- Indoors (Jessica Pascoe) since 2010 crowns sive haul of 135 • Two UF men’s scorers in SEC Outdoors 1,500m for first time since at least 2005 • Broke Florida’s 23-year-old outdoor men’s DMR school record (April 28, 2018) • 2016 CAA Men’s XC champion (William & Mary) 9:10.48 Cory McGee set the SEC Indoor Championships 3,000 meters record • 2014 NCAA Women’s XC Championships with her victory in 2014, and it stood until 2018, when Missouri’s Karissa team qualifier (William & Mary) Schweizer broke it by almost 10 seconds. The time ranks No. 2 on UF’s • 6 USTFCCCA All-America honors All-Time Indoor Top 10.

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 21 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART

100 METERS 3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE Top Collegian: Divine Oduduru, Texas Tech (9.94; wind: +0.8 - World Leader) Top Collegian: Ryan Smeeton, Oklahoma State (8:27.90) School Record: Bernard Williams, 1999 (9.99) School Record: Mark Parrish, 2015 (8:37.64) 10.06 [+2.2] (t-5 / 3) Hakim Sani Brown Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 9:13.43 PR Marshall Dillon Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 10.12 [+2.2] (10 / 7) Raymond Ekevwo Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 9:44.71 Blake Lowery Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 10.30 [+2.2] (t-46 / t-27) Ryan Clark Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 4x100-METER RELAY Top Collegian: LSU (38.41) 200 METERS School Record: Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham, Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes, Top Collegian: Divine Oduduru, Texas Tech (19.76; wind: +0.8 - World Leader) 2014 (38.29) School Record: John Capel, 1999 (19.87) 38.52 (3 / 2) Raymond Ekevwo, Hakim Sani Brown, Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 20.48 [+3.9] (t-13 / 9) Hakim Sani Brown LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark 20.66 [-0.7] (26 / 18) PR Grant Holloway Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 20.79 [+3.9] (- / t-36) Raymond Ekevwo LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 20.95 [-0.8] Ryan Clark Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 4x400-METER RELAY 21.12 [+0.0] Chantz Sawyers FSU Relays (3/22) Top Collegian: Houston (3:02.61) 21.76 [+0.1] Cameron Mahorn Pepsi Florida Relays (3/28) School Record: Najee Glass, Hugh Graham, Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, 2014 (2:59.73) 3:03.25 (5 / 2) Jabari Hill, Chantz Sawyers, Pepsi Florida Relays 400 METERS (3/30) Denzel Villaman, Grant Holloway Top Collegian: Trevor Stewart, North Carolina A&T (44.38) 3:05.31 Cole Johnson, Chantz Sawyers, Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) School Record: Tony McQuay, 2012 (44.49) Denzel Villaman, Benjamin Lobo Vedel 46.26 (37 / 20) Chantz Sawyers Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 46.64 (- / 44) PR Cole Johnson Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 3:08.66 Jabari Hill, Cole Johnson, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 46.69 (- / t-45) Benjamin Lobo Vedel Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Dawson Guillory, Denzel Villaman 47.63 PR Jabari Hill FSU Relays (3/22) 48.58 PR Dawson Guillory FSU Relays (3/22) 3:09.19 Cole Johnson, Ryan Clark, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) Kyren Hollis, Dawson Guillory 800 METERS 3:14.94 Jabari Hill, Kyren Hollis, Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Top Collegian: Marco Arop, Mississippi State (1:45.50) Dawson Guillory, Cameron Mahorn School Record: Mark Everett, 1988 (1:44.46) 1:50.46 Kyren Hollis Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 1:51.90 Justin Pacifico FSU Relays (3/22) HIGH JUMP 1:56.61 Magnus Pettersen FSU Relays (3/22) Top Collegian: Roberto Vilches, Missouri (2.27m/7-5.25) 1:58.99 Dominic Williams FSU Relays (3/22) School Record: David Furman, 1997; Dwight Barbiasz, 2012 (2.28m/7-5.75) 2.23m/7-3.75 (8 / 4) PR Jhonny Victor Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 1,500 METERS Top Collegian: Oliver Hoare, Wisconsin (3:37.20) POLE VAULT School Record: Shane Stroup, 2005 (3:38.57) Top Collegian: Mondo Duplantis, LSU (5.94m/19-5.75 - World Leader) 3:45.21 (- / 36) PR Justin Pacifico Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) School Record: Mike Holloway, 1992 (5.70m/18-8.25) 3:49.92 PR Marshall Dillon Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 5.07m/16-7.5 (- / t-35) Mike Harris Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 3:50.24 Sam Ahrenholz Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 4.70m/15-5 Davis Ott Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 3:52.53 Trevor Foley LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 3:53.23 Nick Deal LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) LONG JUMP 3:56.58 Magnus Pettersen Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) Top Collegian: JuVaughn Harrison, LSU (8.17m/26-9.75; wind: +1.3) 3:59.80 Matt Clark Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) School Record: Dion Bentley, 1993; Marquis Dendy, 2015 (8.39m/27-6.5) 4:00.05 PR Dominic Williams Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 8.00m/26-3 [+1.3] (t-7 / t-5) Grant Holloway LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 4:00.61 PR Colin Schaefer LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 7.22m/23-8.25 [0.0] Clayton Brown Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 4:05.40 Cavan Wilson FSU Relays (3/22) 4:05.86 Blake Lowery FSU Relays (3/22) TRIPLE JUMP Top Collegian: Jordan Scott, Virginia (17.07m/56-0; wind: +1.8) 5,000 METERS School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (17.50m/57-5) Top Collegian: Tyler Day, Northern Arizona (13:25.06) FOUL Clayton Brown Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) School Record: Dan Middleman, 1989 (13:51.30) 14:23.30 PR Trevor Foley Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 14:25.83 PR Nick Deal Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) SHOT PUT 14:39.63 PR Colin Schaefer Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) Top Collegian: Jordan Geist, Arizona (21.59m/70-10) 14:48.70 Matt Clark Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) School Record: Stipe Zunic, 2014 (20.68m/67-10.25) 15:15.54 Cavan Wilson Pepsi Florida Relays (3/28) 19.14m/62-9.5 (23 / 10) Connor Bandel Tom Jones Memorial (4/26)

10,000 METERS DISCUS THROW Top Collegian: Connor McMillan, BYU (28:11.30) Top Collegian: Greg Thompson, Maryland (65.56m/215-1) School Record: Keith Brantly, 1982 (28:31.21) School Record: Wes Stockbarger, 2007 (61.39m/201-5) 30:46.31 PR Trevor Foley Raleigh Relays (3/29) 54.61m/179-2 (- / 24) Connor Bandel Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 31:46.21 Blake Lowery Raleigh Relays (3/30) 53.15m/174-4 (- / 38) Adam Shuler FSU Relays (3/22) 53.04m/174-1 (- / 39) PR Thomas Mardal Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 110-METER HURDLES 51.16m/167-10 PR Edward Shelikoff Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Top Collegian: Grant Holloway; Isaiah Moore, So. Carolina (13.25; w: +1.5 / +2.1) 49.06m/160-11 AJ McFarland Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) School Record: Grant Holloway, Florida, 2018 (13.15) 13.25 [+1.5] (t-1 / t-1) Grant Holloway Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) HAMMER THROW 14.01 [+1.5] (- / t-32) Cory Poole Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Top Collegian: Denzel Comenentia, Georgia (76.80m/252-0) School Record: Anders Eriksson, 2018 (74.19m/243-5) 400-METER HURDLES 72.13m/236-8 (5 / 4) Thomas Mardal Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) Top Collegian: Ilolo Izu, Texas A&M (49.68) 70.02m/229-9 (12 / 10) AJ McFarland Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) School Record: Kerron Clement, 2005 (47.24) 50.67 (17 / 5) Cory Poole Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) JAVELIN THROW 51.16 (30 / 13) PR Denzel Villaman LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) Top Collegian: Anderson Peters, Mississippi St. (86.07m/282-4) School Record: Tom Pukstys, 1990 (83.30m/273-3) 65.90m/216-2 (48 / 27) PR Jacob Stanko Tom Jones Memorial (4/26)

WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record Q - NCAA Outdoors Qualifier FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 22 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART

100 METERS 3,000-METER STEEPLECHASE Top Collegian: Kayla White, North Carolina A&T (10.96; wind: +1.5 - World Leader) Top Collegian: Allie Ostrander, Boise State (9:45.66) School Record: Michelle Freeman, 1992; Shayla Sanders, 2016 (11.13) School Record: Genevieve LaCaze, 2012 (9:37.90) n/a 11:03.75 Grace Blair Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 11:20.07 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 200 METERS Top Collegian: Kayla White, North Carolina A&T (22.52; wind: -1.0) 4x100-METER RELAY School Record: Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (22.02 - Collegiate Record) Top Collegian: Southern California (42.77) 23.63 [-0.2] Sharrika Barnett FSU Relays (3/22) School Record: Robin Reynolds, Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, 23.97 [-0.2] PR Doneisha Anderson FSU Relays (3/22) 2015 (42.72) 24.24 [-0.2] Taylor Manson FSU Relays (3/22) n/a 24.38 [+1.0] Brandee’ Johnson FSU Relays (3/22) 24.70 [+1.2] Lauryn Ghee Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 4x400-METER RELAY 25.53 [+0.6] Amanda Froeynes Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) Top Collegian: South Carolina (3:27.53) 25.65 [+3.0] Shakira Dancy LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) School Record: Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson,Sharrika Barnett, Claudia Francis, 2016 (3:26.28) 400 METERS 3:27.76 (2 / 2) Taylor Manson, Sharrika Barnett, Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) Top Collegian: Sharrika Barnett, Florida (50.96) Nikki Stephens, Doniesha Anderson School Record: Sharrika Barnett, 2018 (50.69) 50.96 (1 / 1) Sharrika Barnett Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 3:34.16 Doneisha Anderson, Taylor Manson, Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 52.53 (19 / 8) Taylor Manson Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Lauryn Ghee, Nikki Stephens 52.77 (30 / 15) Doneisha Anderson LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 55.71 Lauryn Ghee LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) 3:52.87 Gabrielle Wilkinson, Abbie Harrelson, FSU Relays (3/22) Imogen Barrett, Elisabeth Bergh 800 METERS Top Collegian: Avi’ Tal Wilson-Perteete, UNLV (2:02.41) HIGH JUMP School Record: Hazel Clark, 1997 (2:00.13) Top Collegian: Tyra Gittens, Texas A&M (1.87m/6-1.5) 2:05.03 (24 / 13) Gabrielle Wilkinson Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) School Record: Taylor Burke, 2015 (1.85m/6-0.75) 2:05.75 (38 / 20) Imogen Barrett Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) n/a 2:06.64 (- / 33) PR Abbie Harrelson Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 2:12.41 PR Amanda Froeynes LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) LONG JUMP 2:14.04 Elisabeth Bergh FSU Relays (3/22) Top Collegian: Aliyah Wisby, Georgia (6.76m/22-2.25; wind: +0.6) 2:14.79 Pamela O’Brien FSU Relays (3/22) School Record: Shara Proctor, 2009 (6.71m/22-0.25) 2:16.33 PR Madison Morse FSU Relays (3/22) 6.48m/21-3.25 [+2.9] (t-5 / t-3) Yanis David FSU Relays (3/22) 2:17.32 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell FSU Relays (3/22) 6.43m/21-1.25 [+2.1] (t-11 / 6) Kala Penn FSU Relays (3/22) 2:18.17 Grace Blair FSU Relays (3/22) 6.11m/20-0.5 [+2.8] (- / t-45) Amanda Froeynes Tom Jones Memorial (4/27)

1,500 METERS TRIPLE JUMP Top Collegian: Jessica Hull, Oregon (4:12.08) Top Collegian: Yanis David, Florida (14.05m/46-1.25; wind: +2.2) School Record: Cory McGee, 2013 (4:06.67) School Record: Yanis David, 2018 (14.13m/46-4.25) 4:18.52 (t-43 / t-19) Imogen Barrett Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 14.05m/46-1.25 [+2.2] (1 / 1) Yanis David Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) PR 4:23.41 Gabrielle Wilkinson Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 13.36m/43-10 [+2.3] (t-15 / 7) Asa Garcia Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 4:23.89 Elisabeth Bergh Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 13.15m/43-1.75 [+1.0] (26 / 12) Kala Penn Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 4:24.82 PR Jessica Pascoe Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 4:31.35 PR Madison Morse Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 4:34.68 PR Abbie Harrelson FSU Relays (3/22) SHOT PUT 4:35.32 Pamela O’Brien Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Top Collegian: Portious Warren, Alabama (18.61m/61-0.75) 4:38.48 Grace Blair LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) School Record: Liz Wanless, 2005 (18.50m/60-8.5) 4:46.80 PR Sophie Ebihara FSU Relays (3/22) 11.96m/39-3 Amanda Froeynes Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 4:48.29 PR Delaney Tiernan Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 4:50.69 Maria Fernandez Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) DISCUS THROW 4:50.72 Sophia Piniella FSU Relays (3/22) Top Collegian: Shadae Lawrence, Colorado State (63.89m/209-7) School Record: Rachel Longfors, 2004 (57.48m/188-7) 5,000 METERS 49.11m/161-1 Kristina Moore Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) Top Collegian: Weini Kelati, New Mexico (15:23.46) School Record: Shelly Steely, 1984 (15:40.97) HAMMER THROW 16:17.12 PR Jessica Pascoe Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) Top Collegian: Beatrice Llano, Arizona State (71.43m/234-4) 16:55.25 PR Morgan Hull Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) School Record: Candice Scott, 2004 (69.84m/229-1) 17:37.17 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 51.36m/168-6 PR Amara Wiggan Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 17:41.30 Sophia Piniella Pepsi Florida Relays (3/28) 17:41.44 PR Sophie Ebihara Pepsi Florida Relays (3/28) JAVELIN THROW 19:05.73 Autumn Bartlett Pepsi Florida Relays (3/28) Top Collegian: Mackenzie Little, Stanford (59.47m/195-1) School Record: Evelien Dekkers, 2010 (58.99m/193-7) 10,000 METERS 47.78m/156-9 (- / 29) Megan Reed FSU Relays (3/22) Top Collegian: Allie Ostrander, Boise State (32:06.71) 43.87m/143-11.25 Amanda Froeynes LSU Alumni Gold (4/20) School Record: Rebecca Lowe, 2009 (32:24.70) n/a HEPTATHLON Top Collegian: Ashtin Zamzow, Texas (6,148 points) 100-METER HURDLES School Record: Brittany Harrell, 2012 (5,838 points) Top Collegian: Janeek Brown, Arkansas (12.57; wind: +1.6 - World Leader) n/a School Record: Bridgette Owens, 2015 (12.73) 13.39 [+1.1] (- / 25) Brandee’ Johnson Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) 13.86 [+1.9] Timetria Mitchell Tom Jones Memorial (4/27)

400-METER HURDLES Top Collegian: Ranae McKenzie, Kansas State (56.11) School Record: Claudia Francis, 2016 (55.55) 58.86 (40 / 20) Nikki Stephens FSU Relays (3/22)

WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record Q - NCAA Outdoors Qualifier FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 23 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

100 Meters 800 Meters 1. Bernard Williams 9.99 2000 NCAA Championships (6/2) 1. Mark Everett 1:44.46 1988 2. John Capel 10.03 1999 NCAA Championships (6/5) 2. Andres Arroyo 1:44.98 2017 TrackTown SS - New York (7/6) Dennis Mitchell 10.03 1988 3. Moise Joseph 1:45.74 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31) 4. Jeff Demps 10.04 2011 USATF Championships (6/23) 4. Ryan Schnulle 1:46.29 2014 NCAA Championships (6/13) 5. Jeremy Hall 10.08 2009 SEC Championships (5/17) 5. Scott Peters 1:46.35 4-17-93 6. Willie Perry 10.12 2006 USATF Jr. Championships (6/22) 6. Sean Obinwa 1:46.68 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 7. Terrell Wilks 10.15 2009 SEC Championships (5/17) 7. Carlos Phillips 1:46.70 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/31) 8. Ryan Clark 10.16 2018 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 8. Horace Tuitt 1:47.14 1977 9. Daymon Carroll 10.17 2000 NCAA Championships (6/3) 9. Dedric Jones 1:47.22 4-17-93 10. Dedric Dukes 10.18 2015 SEC Championships (5/15) 10. Aaron Baynes 1:47.35 1988

110-Meter Hurdles 1,500 Meters 1. Grant Holloway 13.15 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 1. Shane Stroup 3:38.57 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) 2. Josh Walker 13.32 2004 NCAA Championships (6/11) 2. Dumisane Hlaselo 3:40.66 2011 Tom Jones Memorial (4/16) 3. Eddie Lovett 13.39 2013 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 3. Jeff Pigg 3:41.04 1987 4. Ubeja Anderson 13.52 3-27-93 4. Andres Arroyo 3:41.95 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28) 5. Earl Diamond 13.53 1989 5. Andrzej Jakubiec 3:43.30 5-26-94 6. Yanick Hart 13.58 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/28) 6. Chuck Broughton 3:43.48 1980 7. William Wynne 13.64 2009 SEC Championships (5/17) 7. Jack Guyton 3:43.57 2018 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 8. Stephen Jones 13.65 2001 SEC Championships (5/13) 8. Justin Taylor 3:43.72 2010 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2) 9. Kallinka Pitt 13.66 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/30) 9. David Strahl 3:43.92 1983 10. Cory Poole 13.68 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 10. Wesley Mayo 3:44.43 1977

200 Meters 3,000-Meter Steeplechase 1. John Capel 19.87 1999 NCAA Championships (6/5) 1. Mark Parrish 8:37.64 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/29) 2. Dedric Dukes 19.97 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 2. Chris Duncan 8:38.59 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31) 3. Bernard Williams 20.03 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/23) 3. Tom Nohilly 8:38.92 1988 4. Dennis Mitchell 20.09 1989 NCAA Championships (6/2) 4. Dan Middleman 8:39.11 4-11-92 5. Arman Hall 20.34 2016 SEC Championships (5/14) 5. Steve Zieminski 8:40.74 2003 NCAA Championships (6/11) Marcel Carter 20.34 1993 NCAA Championships (6/5) 6. Todd Sinclair 8:41.13 1983 7. Aaron Armstrong 20.37 2001 USATF Championships (6/23) 7. Ryder Leary 8:50.07 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26) 8. Willie Perry 20.40 2008 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5) 8. John Parker 8:51.54 1970 9. Kyle Farmer 20.41 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/29) 9. Kevin Holzwart 8:52.65 1976 10. Ryan Clark 20.43 2018 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 10. Enoch Nadler 8:54.34 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26)

400 Meters 5,000 Meters 1. Tony McQuay 44.49 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials (6/24) 1. Dan Middleman 13:51.30 1989 2. Tyrone Kemp 44.66 4-8-89 2. Keith Brantly 13:53.62 1984 3. Najee Glass 44.79 2016 U.S Olympic Trials (7/2) 3. Jimmy Clark 13:58.24 2013 SEC Championships (5/12) 4. Calvin Smith 44.81 2010 Tom Jones Memorial (4/17) 4. Justin Taylor 14:02.10 2010 Penn Relays (4/22) 5. Arman Hall 44.82 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10) 5. Josh Izewski 14:02.57 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6) 6. Rickey Harris 44.84 2002 SEC Championships (5/11) 6. Mike Mykytok 14:02.59 3-27-92 7. Geno White 45.02 2000 NCAA Championships (6/3) 7. Bill Casson 14:03.44 1985 8. Jimmy Hackley 45.17 5-18-97 8. Steve Conway 14:05.74 1987 9. Hugh Graham Jr. 45.19 2013 USATF Championships (6/21) 9. John Rogerson 14:08.54 1984 10. Dennis Mitchell 45.26 1986 10. Mike LeValle 14:08.66 1989

400-Meter Hurdles 10,000 Meters 1. Kerron Clement 47.24 2005 USATF Championships (6/26) 1. Keith Brantly 28:31.21 1982 2. Rickey Harris 48.16 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31) 2. Mike Blaney 28:52.94 1986 3. Eric Futch 48.18 2017 USATF Championships (6/25) 3. Mike Mykytok 28:57.86 1991 4. TJ Holmes 48.44 2017 USATF Championships (6/25) 4. John Rogerson 29:04.00 1983 5. Torrance Zellner 48.97 5-17-93 5. Jimmy Clark 29:08.32 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29) 6. William Wynne 49.31 2009 Pan American Jr. Championships (8/2) 6. Bernard Kurla 29:11.82 4-14-95 7. Dwight Ruff 49.50 2003 NCAA Championships (6/13) 7. Mike LeValle 29:13.00 1989 8. Adrain Mann 49.68 2000 Ga. Tech Reebok Invitational (5/20) 8. Josh Izewski 29:21.41 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29) 9. Cory Poole 49.71 2018 USATF Junior Champs. (6/16) 9. Robert Blount 29:21.84 1976 10. Erin Tucker 49.82 4-24-98 10. JL Hines 29:26.03 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 24 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

4x100-Meter Relay High Jump 1. Antwan Wright, 38.29 2014 Texas Relays (3/29) 1. Dwight Barbiasz 2.28m/7-5.75 2012 NCAA Championships (6/7) Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes David Furman 2.28m/7-5.75 5-18-97 3. Clayton Brown 2.25m/7-4.5 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 2. Daymon Carroll, 38.35 2000 NCAA Championships (6/2) Matt Vincent 2.25m/7-4.5 2001 SEC Championships (5/13) Bernard Williams, Aaron Armstrong, Geno White 5. Jim Pringle 2.24m/7-4.25 1980 6. Jhonny Victor 2.23m/7-3.75 2019 Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 3. Michael Timpson Jr., 38.49 2018 NCAA Championships (6/6) Mike Morrison 2.23m/7-3.75 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) Chantz Sawyers, Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark 8. Frankie Hammond 2.20m/7-2.5 2011 Tom Jones Memorial (4/16) Eddie Lovett, 38.49 2011 NCAA Championships (6/8) Joe Squittieri 2.20m/7-2.5 2002 Texas Invitational (5/4) Christian Taylor, Terrell Wilks, Jeff Demps David Pirkle 2.20m/7-2.5 5-14-89

5. Raymond Ekevwo, 38.52 2019 Tom Jones Memorial (4/27) Hakim Sani Brown, Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark Pole Vault 1. Mike Holloway 5.70m/18-8.25 1992 6. Antwan Wright, 38.53 2013 NCAA Championships (6/8) Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes 2. David Watson 5.45m/17-10.75 1986 3. Brian DaCunha 5.44m/17-10.5 2003 NCAA Championships (6/13) 7. Antwan Wright, 38.54 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10) 4. Paul Condron 5.40m/17-8.75 2003 Florida Relays (3/28) Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Ryan Clark 5. Steve Hill 5.36m/17-7 4-2-98 6. Steve Ott 5.35m/17-6.75 1989 Richard Adu-Bobie, 38.54 2005 NCAA Championships (6/10) 7. Mike Cotton 5.33m/17-6 1973 Mike Morrison, Kyle Farmer, Kerron Clement 8. Eric Foran 5.31m/17-5 2011 Florida State Twilight (5/7) 9. Mike Hissam 5.30m/17-4.5 2000 Florida Relays (3/25) 9. Dennis Martin, 38.57 2009 NCAA Championships (6/12) Erik Noaksson 5.30m/17-4.5 4-30-94 Calvin Smith, Terrell Wilks, Jeremy Hall 10. Jeff Demps, 38.67 2012 Tom Jones Memorial (4/21) Long Jump Tony McQuay, Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes 1. Marquis Dendy 8.39m/27-6.5 2015 USATF Championships (6/25) Dion Bentley 8.39m/27-6.5 1993 NCAA Championships (6/3) 4x400-Meter Relay 3. Will Claye 8.29m/27-2.5 2011 SEC Championships (5/14) 4. Christian Taylor 8.19m/26-10.5 2010 SEC Championships (5/15) 1. Najee Glass, 2:59.73 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5) 5. Grant Holloway 8.17m/26-9.75 2018 SEC Championships (5/12) Hugh Graham Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall 6. KeAndre Bates 8.11m/26-7.25 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/2) 7. Dominick Millner 8.05m/26-5 5-18-97 2. Dedric Dukes, 3:00.02 2012 NCAA Championships (6/9) Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Tony McQuay 8. Nick Rahal 7.97m/26-1.75 1987 Fletcher Lewis 7.97m/26-1.75 1976 3. R.J. Anderson, 3:00.31 2010 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3) 10. Mike Morrison 7.96m/26-1.5 2006 SEC Championships (5/13) Tony McQuay, Christian Taylor, Calvin Smith

4. Calvin Long, 3:00.68 1988 NCAA Championships (6/4) Triple Jump Dennis Mitchell, Timmy Johnson, Mark Everett 1. Marquis Dendy 17.50m/57-5 2015 NCAA Championships (6/12) 5. Kunle Fasasi, 3:01.00 2018 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) 2. Christian Taylor 17.40m/57-1 2011 NCAA Championships (6/11) Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel 3. Will Claye 17.35m/56-11.25 2011 NCAA Championships (6/11) 4. KeAndre Bates 17.16m/56-3.75 2018 USATF Championships (6/22) 6. Sekou Clarke, 3:01.10 2004 Penn Relays (4/24) 5. Omar Craddock 16.92m/55-6.25 2013 NCAA Championships (6/8) Reggie Witherspoon, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement 6. Shawn Akridge 16.61m/54-6 1987 7. Clayton Brown 16.42m/53-10.5 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 7. Kunle Fasasi, 3:01.12 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10) 8. Tanner Cronic 16.19m/53-1.5 1984 Arman Hall, Hugh Graham Jr., Najee Glass 9. Mike Sharpe 16.17m/53-0.5 1975 10. Erik Newby 15.98m/52-5 2001 Sea Ray Relays (4/13) 8. Bernard Middleton, 3:01.36 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) Reggie Witherspoon, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

9. Nick Uruburu, 3:01.60 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, Najee Glass

10. Nick Uruburu, 3:01.78 2015 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) Dedric Dukes, Eric Futch, Najee Glass

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 25 SEC Outdoor Championships MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

Shot Put 1. Stipe Zunic 20.68m/67-10.25 2014 European Championships (8/12) 2. Dwight Johnson 20.10m/65-11.5 5-2-92 3. Kemal Mesic 19.69m/64-7 2009 NCAA Championships (6/11) 4. Wes Stockbarger 19.23m/63-1.25 2008 Azusa Invitational (4/18) Matt Simson 19.23m/63-1.25 5-23-91 6. Connor Bandel 19.18m/62-11.25 2018 SEC Championships (5/12) 7. Doc Luckie 18.72m/61-5 1979 8. Ryan McIntyre 18.61m/61-0.75 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 9. John Turco 18.45m/60-6.25 4-17-87 10. Beau Burroughs 18.44m/60-6 2009 NCAA East Regional (5/29)

Hammer Throw 1. Anders Eriksson 74.19m/243-5 2018 SEC Championships (5/11) 2. Thomas Mardal 72.20m/236-10 2018 NCAA Championships (6/6) 3. AJ McFarland 71.29m/233-10 2018 NCAA Championships (6/6) 4. Jeremy Postin 70.73m/232-1 2012 Drake Relays (4/28) 5. Kyle Strawn 68.18m/223-8 2014 Tom Jones Memorial (4/19) 6. David Triassi 61.54m/201-11 2013 Tom Jones Memorial (4/20) 7. David Levin 61.45m/201-7 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 8. Paul Szawranskyj 59.83m/196-3 5-18-96 9. Antonio Emperator 59.64m/195-8 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 10. Wes Stockbarger 58.77m/192-9 2006 Diet Pepsi Classic (4/1)

Discus Throw 1. Wes Stockbarger 61.39m/201-5 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/25) 2. Russell Willitt 60.34m/197-11 1990 3. Doc Luckie 60.16m/197-4 1979 4. Stipe Zunic 59.09m/193-10 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) 5. Eric Joseph 59.05m/193-9 1980 6. Ryan McIntyre 58.95m/193-5 2004 Penn Relays (4/23) 7. Neil Serafenas 58.43m/191-8 1982 8. Dwight Johnson 58.18m/190-10 4-24-92 9. John Morton 57.85m/189-9 1969 10. Kemal Mesic 56.88m/186-7 2009 Seminole Twilight (5/8)

Javelin Throw 1. Tom Pukstys 83.30m/273-3 4-28-90 2. Adam Montague 80.20m/263-1 2008 Drake Relays (4/25) 3. Derek Trafas 78.67m/258-1 1994 NCAA Championships (6/3) 4. Stipe Zunic 77.89m/255-6 2012 Texas Relays (3/30) 5. Ben Davies 68.98m/226-4 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 6. Mike Musselmann 68.13m/223-6 4-22-94 7. Mario Ariet 68.11m/223-5 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 8. Doug Nelson 66.22m/217-3 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) 9. Jacob Stanko 65.90m/216-2 2019 Tom Jones Memorial (4/26) 10. Ed Leon 64.48m/211-6 4-24-93

Decathlon 1. Gray Horn 7,954 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials 2. Mike Morrison 7,803 2008 Mt. SAC Relays 3. Liston Bochette 7,565 1980 4. Steffan Hommel 7,540 2008 SEC Championships 5. Kayne Dakoski 7,303 2006 SEC Championships 6. Will Mizell 7,051 2001 Sea Ray Relays 7. Don Ussery 7,005 1976 8. Kurt Lee 6,901 2008 Mt. SAC Relays 9. Vince Reilly 6,838 1978 10. C.T. Burkett 6,827 1988

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 26 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

100 Meters 800 Meters 1. Shayla Sanders 11.13 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/26) 1. Hazel Clark 2:00.13 1997 Michelle Freeman 11.13 5-17-92 2. Nekita Beasley 2:02.00 5-19-91 3. Anita Howard 11.14 1989 NCAA Championships (6/3) 3. Charlotte Browning 2:02.52 8-10-10 4. Kyra Jefferson 11.17 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22) 4. Claudia Francis 2:02.92 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/29) 5. Kisha Jett 11.25 5-21-98 5. Chris Crowther 2:03.76 1986 NCAA Championships (6/4) 6. Lakecia Ealey 11.28 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/30) 6. Kristina Bratton 2:04.01 2003 SEC Championships (5/18) 7. Darshay Davis 11.30 2012 SEC Championships (5/10) 7. Melissa DeLeon 2:04.40 2002 SEC Championships (5/11) 8. Ebony Shotwell 11.33 2001 Gator Twilight Invitational (4/21) 8. Tamieka Grizzle 2:04.48 2000 SEC Quad (4/1) 9. Natalie Knight 11.42 2008 SEC Championships (5/18) 9. Kamille Bratton 2:04.56 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 10. Amber Robinson 11.43 2003 SEC Championships (5/18) 10. Agata Strausa 2:04.67 2014 Tom Jones Memorial (4/19)

100-Meter Hurdles 1,500 Meters 1. Bridgette Owens 12.73 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) 1. Cory McGee 4:06.67 7-13-13 2. Michelle Freeman 12.79 5-17-92 2. Charlotte Browning 4:09.86 7-10-10 3. Monifa Taylor 12.80 1992 3. Agata Strausa 4:11.27 2013 Payton Jordan Invitational (4/28) 4. Andrea Bliss 13.05 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 4. Genevieve LaCaze 4:12.48 2012 American Milers Series #4 (6/16) 5. Dionne Rose 13.08 5-17-92 5. Becki Wells 4:12.84 1997 NCAA Championships (6/7) 6. Skylar Ross-Ransom 13.11 2017 NCAA Championships (6/8) 6. Hazel Clark 4:16.11 5-16-99 7. Ugonna Ndu 13.14 2013 SEC Championships (5/12) 7. Shelly Steely 4:16.40 4-22-84 8. Brandee’ Johnson 13.21 2018 Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 8. Becky Greene 4:17.36 2014 Payton Jordan Invitational (5/4) 9. Terry Robinson 13.27 4-26-91 9. Imogen Barret 4:18.52 2019 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/29) 10. Lori Dinello 13.29 5-27-82 10. Taylor Tubbs 4:19.64 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28)

200 Meters 3,000-Meter Steeplechase 1. Kyra Jefferson 22.02 2017 NCAA Championships (6/10) 1. Genevieve LaCaze 9:37.90 2012 Olympic Games (London) (8/4) 2. Shayla Sanders 22.77 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/26) 2. Lindsay Sundell 10:07.25 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26) 3. Natalie Knight 22.84 2008 SEC Championships (5/18) 3. Stephanie Strausser 10:19.30 2013 Payton Jordan Invitational (4/28) Kisha Jett 22.84 1996 NCAA Championships (6/1) 4. Julie Northrup 10:20.58 2010 NCAA Championships (6/10) 5. Anita Howard 22.85 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6) 5. Agata Strausa 10:21.03 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6) 6. Michelle Freeman 22.87 5-16-92 6. Hannah Brookover 10:24.23 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31) 7. Destinee Gause 22.93 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/30) 7. Devin McDermott 10:42.32 2016 SEC Championships (5/13) 8. Darshay Davis 23.03 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6) 8. Mason Cathey 10:42.82 2002 SEC Championships (5/11) 9. Amber Robinson 23.12 2002 NCAA Championships (5/29) 9. Kathryn Kramer 10:48.78 2007 Florida Relays (4/7) 10. Nadia Graham 23.25 5-17-97 10. Callie Cooper 10:54.23 2011 Tom Jones Memorial (4/16)

400 Meters 5,000 Meters 1. Sharrika Barnett 50.69 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 1. Shelly Steely 15:40.97 6-24-84 2. Tiandra Ponteen 50.83 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) 2. Rebecca Lowe 15:50.73 2008 NCAA Championships (6/13) 3. Anita Howard 51.01 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6) 3. Agata Strausa 15:58.15 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) 4. Novlene Williams 51.02 2004 NCAA Championships (6/12) 4. Cory McGee 16:03.06 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) 5. Robin Reynolds 51.36 2014 NCAA Championships (6/11) 5. Taylor Tubbs 16:07.55 2016 Penn Relays (4/28) 6. Nadia Graham 51.45 5-17-97 6. Beth Farmer 16:07.80 3-27-84 7. Kyra Jefferson 51.50 2015 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3) 7. Wendy Frazier 16:09.21 4-25-91 8. Claudia Francis 51.55 2016 LSU Invitational (4/30) 8. Tricia Clifford 16:12.20 4-23-87 9. Taylor Manson 51.74 2018 USATF Jr. Championships (6/17) 9. Genevieve LaCaze 16:13.61 2009 Penn Relays (4/23) 10. Denise Mitchell 51.84 5-17-87 10. Jessica Pascoe 16:17.12 2019 Tom Jones Memorial (4/26)

400-Meter Hurdles 10,000 Meters 1. Claudia Francis 55.55 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/27) 1. Rebecca Lowe 32:24.70 2009 Zatopek Memorial (AUS) (12/10) 2. Ugonna Ndu 56.12 2013 SEC Championships (5/12) 2. Beth Farmer 32:49.10 4-21-83 3. Piper Bressant 56.45 6-25-85 3. Florence Ngetich 33:28.10 2013 NCAA East Preliminary (5/23) 4. Dorchelle Webster 56.57 1990 NCAA Championships (6/2) 4. Nancy Freeman 34:22.70 4-23-87 5. Brandee’ Johnson 56.65 2017 Pan Am Jr. Championships (7/23) 5. Shelly Steely 34:23.50 1985 6. Nikki Stephens 57.21 2018 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25) 6. Lauren Brasure 34:55.05 2015 Raleigh Relays (3/27) 7. Andrea Bliss 57.47 2004 Penn Relays (4/22) 7. Jacy Kruzel 34:57.88 2006 SEC Championships (5/12) 8. Amani Bryant 57.91 2013 Tom Jones Memorial (4/20) 8. Chris Durstein 34:58.43 1987 9. Chris Crowther 58.07 1986 9. Beth Gamber 35:07.74 3-23-89 10. Monifa Taylor 58.14 1992 10. Sara Petrick 35:15.39 2009 SEC Championships (5/15)

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 27 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

4x100-Meter Relay High Jump 1. Robin Reynolds, 42.72 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) 1. Taylor Burke 1.85m/6-0.75 2015 Tom Jones Memorial (4/24) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson 2. Maria Galloni 1.84m/6-0.5 5-23-92 3. Krystle Moss 1.81m/5-11.25 2005 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 2. Skylar Ross-Ransom, 42.73 2017 NCAA Championships (6/10) 4. Heidi Mann 1.80m/5-10.75 1987 NCAA Championships (6/5) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson 5. Kathy Kilar 1.79m/5-10.5 2000 SEC Quad (4/1) 6. Lynn McMillan 1.78m/5-10 3-31-90 3. Robin Reynolds, 42.85 2016 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2) 7. Brittany Harrell 1.76m/5-9.25 2014 LSU Invitational (5/3) Shayla Sanders, Skylar Ross-Ransom, Kyra Jefferson 8. Amanda Froeynes 1.75m/5-8.75 2018 NCAA Championships (6/8) 4. Brandee’ Johnson 42.97 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/1) Jenna Utecht 1.75m/5-8.75 2007 SEC Championships (4/14) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson Erin Stern 1.75m/5-8.75 5-8-99 Jerlene Cummings 1.75m/5-8.75 1985 5. Kim Mitchell, 43.12 1992 NCAA Championships (6/5) Anita Howard, Dionne Rose, Michelle Freeman Pole Vault 6. Robin Reynolds, 43.26 2014 NCAA Championships (6/14) 1. Dara Altman 4.16m/13-3.75 2006 NCAA East Regional (5/27) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Ebony Eutsey 2. Daisy Glasser 4.11m/13-5.75 2011 SEC Championships (5/14) 7. Amber Robinson, 43.43 2001 Penn Relays (4/27) 3. Natalie Moser 4.10m/13-5.25 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3) Ebony Shotwell, Keyon Soley, Niki Benjamin 4. Megan Westfall 4.07m/13-4.25 2002 Penn Relays 5. Chandra Lacombe 3.97m/13-0.25 2005 Coca-Cola Florida Relays (3/25) 8. Skylar Ross-Ransom, 43.56 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28) 6. Lori Bowen 3.96m/12-11.25 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Brandee’ Johnson 7. Laura Hawkins 3.91m/12-10 2000 SEC Tri-Meet (4/8) 8. Claire Spurling 3.86m/12-8 2011 SEC Championships (5/14) 9. Abigail David, 43.61 2008 NCAA Championships (6/13) 9. Alex Black 3.85m/12-7.5 2009 SEC Championships (5/17) Lakecia Ealey, Dominique McLeggan, Natalie Knight Lauren Menke 3.85m/12-7.5 2009 War Eagle Invitational (4/18) 10. Lakecia Ealey, 43.71 2005 NCAA Championships (6/10) Nadine Palmer, Kia Raf, Natalie Knight Long Jump 1. Shara Proctor 6.71m/22-0.25 2009 IAAF World Championships (8/23) 2. Dionne Rose 6.68m/21-11 5-16-92 3. Yanis David 6.67m/21-10.75 2018 SEC Championships (5/12) 4. Darrielle McQueen 6.65m/21-10 2018 SEC Championships (5/12) 4x400-Meter Relay 5. Yolanda Thompson 6.48m/21-3.25 2001 Florida Women’s Challenge (4/8) 6. Lorraine Ray 6.47m/21-3 1979 1. Robin Reynolds, 3:26.28 2016 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2) Shonnell Ferguson 6.47m/21-3 1979 Kyra Jefferson, Sharrika Barnett, Claudia Francis 8. Cameal Rhule 6.45m/21-2 2003 SEC Championships (5/17) 9. Keyon Soley 6.44m/21-1.5 2002 SEC Championships (5/11) 2. Taylor Manson, 3:27.30 2018 SEC Championships (5/13) 10. Jernae Wright 6.40m/21-0 2000 SEC Championships (5/13) Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Taylor Sharpe 3. Taylor Sharpe, 3:27.33 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/1) Triple Jump Sharrika Barnett, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson 1. Yanis David 14.15m/46-5.25 2018 (6/29) 4. Robin Reynolds, 3:27.38 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5) 2. Ciarra Brewer 13.91m/45-7.75 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) Lanie Whittaker, Destinee Gause, Ebony Eutsey 3. Shara Proctor 13.74m/45-1 2009 NCAA East Regional (5/30) 4. Leah Kirklin 13.42m/44-0.75 6-15-92 5. Nekita Beasley, 3:27.53 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6) 5. Darrielle McQueen 13.37m/43-10.5 2017 NCAA East Preliminary (5/27) Michelle Freeman, Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard 6. Asa Garcia 13.20m/43-3.75 2019 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 6. Taylor Manson, 3:27.76 2019 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 7. Yolanda Thompson 13.18m/43-3 2001 SEC Championships (5/13) Sharrika Barnett, Nikki Stephens, Doneisha Anderson 8. Kala Penn 13.15m/43-1.75 2019 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/30) 9. Larechia Washington 12.94m/42-5.75 5-16-93 7. Robin Reynolds, 3:27.84 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) 10. Cameal Rhule 12.87m/42-2.75 2003 SEC Championships (5/18) Kyra Jefferson, Destinee Gause, Claudia Francis

8. Robin Reynolds, 3:28.08 2015 Tom Jones Memorial (4/24) Kyra Jefferson, Destiny Washington, Claudia Francis

9. Robin Reynolds, 3:28.73 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/28) Sharrika Barnett, Taylor Sharpe, Claudia Francis

10. Robin Reynolds 3:29.80 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) Destinee Gause, Loreal Curtis, Ebony Eutsey

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 28 SEC Outdoor Championships WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

Shot Put 1. Liz Wanless 18.50m/60-8.5 2005 Spring Fling (4/23) 2. Mariam Kevkhishvili 18.46m/60-6.75 2010 Tom Jones Memorial (4/17) 3. Kim Barrett 18.28m/59-11.75 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 4. Lloydricia Cameron 17.66m/57-11.25 2018 Tom Jones Memorial (4/13) 5. Candice Scott 17.28m/56-8.50 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28) 6. Keely Medeiros 17.26m/56-7.5 2011 Drake Relays (4/29) 7. Karen Freberg 17.01m/55-9.75 2003 SEC Championships (5/18) 8. Kristin Heaston 16.95m/55-7.5 5-2-98 9. 16.04m/52-7.5 2003 Texas Invitational (5/3) 10. LaQuanda Cotten 16.00m/52-6 2004 SEC Championships (5/16)

Hammer Throw 1. Candice Scott 69.84m/229-1 2004 Penn Relays (4/22) 2. Jukina Dickerson 66.77m/219-0 2004 Florida State Dual (5/2) 3. Erin Gilreath 64.83m/212-8 2003 USATF Championships (6/19) 4. Kim Barrett 63.24m/207-6 2004 Florida State Dual (5/2) 5. LaQuanda Cotten 62.60m/205-4 2002 Florida State Dual (5/2) 6. Jyn Wynn 61.36m/201-4 2006 Walt Disney World Invite (3/23) 7. Jayla Bostic 61.06m/200-4 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/25) 8. Joyce Owens 59.95m/196-7 5-15-99 9. Shawnise Williams 59.21m/194-3 2008 SEC Championships (5/16) 10. Chinelo Ubaka 58.55m/192-1 2008 SEC Championships (5/16)

Discus Throw 1. Rachel Longfors 57.48m/188-7 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/10) 2. Kristin Heaston 55.51m/182-1 5-12-98 3. Lloydricia Cameron 55.14m/180-11 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22) 4. Janet Matthews 55.08m/180-8 6-23-87 5. Keely Medeiros 54.91m/180-2 2011 Drake Relays (4/29) 6. Stacey Schroeder 54.90m/180-1 1993 NCAA Championships (6/3) 7. Jontavia Dykes 54.53m/178-11 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/26) 8. Colleen Rosensteel 54.37m/178-4 4-16-88 9. Jill Lackovich 53.83m/176-7 4-5-97 10. Dore DeBartolo 53.69m/176-1 2003 Seminole Twilight (5/10)

Javelin Throw 1. Evelien Dekkers 58.99m/193-6 2010 NCAA Championships (6/12) 2. Marija Vucenovic 58.58m/192-2 2017 NCAA Championships (6/8) 3. Fawn Miller 58.13m/190-8 2014 NCAA Championships (6/11) 4. Emily Carlsten 56.98m/186-11 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/18) 5. Avione Allgood 56.54m/185-6 2018 USATF Championships (6/21) 6. Kike Oniwinde 50.94m/167-1 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22) 7. Megan Reed 48.67m/159-8 2017 SEC Championships (5/13) 8. Star Sansone 48.40m/158-9 2008 SEC Championships (5/17) 9. Denika Kisti 47.70m/165-6 5-16-97 10. Kelly Carvallis 47.38m/155-5 2000 SEC Championships (5/14)

Heptathlon 1. Brittany Harrell 5,838 2012 SEC Championships 2. Amanda Froeynes 5,794 2018 NCAA Championships 3. Heidi Mann 5,784 1987 NCAA Championships 4. Dorchelle Webster 5,338 5-20-90 5. Lorraine Graham 5,239 2013 SEC Championships 6. Nikki Stephens 5,080 2018 Texas Relays 7. Melissa Flandera 4,882 5-18-95 8. Christina Regan 4,741 2004 SEC Championships

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 29 SEC Outdoor Championships TO WATCH Ryan Clark SR 100m / 200m / 4x100 College Park, Ga. • 2019 NCAA Indoors sixth-place finisher (60 meters); 2019 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (200 meters bronze medalist) • Anchors Florida’s 4x100 relay outdoors (SB of 38.52; finished third at NCAA Outdoors last season) • Three-time SEC Outdoors finalist in the 100 meters (best finish was 6th in 2017) • PRs - 100m: 10.16 [2018 NCAA East Prelim]; 200m: 20.43 [2018 NCAA East Prelim]; 60m: 6.61 [2019 NCAA Indoors]

Raymond Ekevwo JR 100m / 200m / 4x100 XXXX, Nigeria • Ranks 10th nationally, third in the SEC in the 100 meters (10.12, w: +2.2); Sixth-place finisher at SEC Indoors(60 meters) • Runs leadoff leg for Florida’s 4x100 relay - which ranks No. 3 nationally (38.52) • Transferred from Oral Roberts • PRs - 100m: 10.12w [2019 - Gainesville] / 10.28 [2019 - Gainesville]; 200m: 20.79w [‘2019 - Baton Rouge] / 20.92 [2018 - ORU]

Grant Holloway JR 110mH / Long Jump / 4x100 / 4x400 Chesapeake, Va. • 60 Hurdles American and Collegiate Record Holder (7.35 - fourth-fastest time, No. 3 performer on world all-time list) • Scored second-most points (27.5) in NCAA Indoor Championships history - missed Edward Cheserek’s record by half a point • 6-time NCAA champion (60 hurdles - thrice; 110 hurdles - twice; 60 meters - 2019) • Set SEC Indoors individual scoring record (28 points) this year, breaking the previous record of 22.5, which occurred four times • 6-time SEC champion (60 hurdles - thrice; 110 hurdles - 2018; outdoor long jump - 2018; 60 meters - 2019) • 2018 NCAA Indoors, 2017 NCAA Outdoors long jump silver medalist (only man in Div. I history with top-2 finishes in high hurdles / long jump at either NCAA Championship) • Holds second- (13.15) and third-fastest (13.16) 110 hurdles times in collegiate history • Outdoor PRs - 110mH: 13.15 [‘18 SECs]; LJ: 8.17m (26-9.75) / 8.32m w (27-3.75) [‘18 SECs]; 4x400: 43.89 [‘17 NCAAs] Benjamin Lobo Vedel SO 400m / 4x400 Aalborg, Denmark • 2019 NCAA Indoors seventh-place finisher (400 meters); 2019 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (400 meters silver medalist) • Has not run for Florida’s top outdoor 4x400 relay this year (anchored Gators to season best of 3:01.00 in 2018) • Anchored Florida’s 2018 NCAA Indoors bronze medal relay (3:01.43 - third-fastest time in indoor track and field history) • PRs - Out. 400m: 45.85 [‘17 IAAF World U20s]; Ind. 400m: 46.07 [‘19 NCAA Indoors]; Ind. 4x400: 44.75 [‘18 NCAAs]

Cory Poole SO 110mH / 400mH / 4x400 East Orange, N.J. • 2018 All-SEC Outdoor Second Team (400 hurdles bronze medalist); Ninth-place finisher at 2018 NCAA Outdoors(400H) • 3rd Div. I freshman since 2002 to qualify for NCAA Outdoors in 110 and 400 hurdles (Amere Lattin, ‘16; Ken Ferguson, ‘03) • Fourth-place finisher in 110 hurdles at 2018 SEC Outdoors (one of two freshmen finalists) • PRs - 400mH: 49.71 [‘18 USATF Juniors]; 110mH: 13.68 [‘18 SEC Outdoors]; 60mH: 7.73 [‘19 Razorback Invite]

Hakim Sani Brown SO 100m / 200m / 4x100 Tokyo, Japan • Tied 5th nationally, leads SEC in 100m (10.06, w: +2.2); tied13th nationally, ranks 2nd in SEC in 200m (20.48, w: +3.9) • 2019 NCAA Indoors bronze medalist (60 meters); 2019 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (60 meters silver medalist) • Youngest IAAF World Championships 200m finalist in history (finished 7th in 2017 – previous youngest was Usain Bolt) • 2017 IAAF World Championships 100m semifinalist • PRs - 100m: 10.05 [‘17 Japan Senior Champs.]; 200m: 20.32 [‘17 Japan Senior Champs.]; 60m: 6.54 [‘19 NCAA Indoors]

Chantz Sawyers SO 400m / 4x400 / 4x100 (alt.) Greensboro, N.C. • 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships bronze medalist (400 meters) • Finished fifth in 400m final at 2019 SEC Indoors (ran indoor PR of 46.45 in prelim) • Split a career-best 45.36 at 2018 NCAA Indoors as third leg for third-fastest 4x400 in indoor track & field history (3:01.43) • PRs - Out. 400m: 45.40 [‘18 NCAA East Prelim]; Ind. 400m: 46.45 [‘19 SEC Indoors]; Out. 4x400: Second Leg

Jhonny Victor RS SR High Jump Orlando, Fla. • Has scored at each of last two NCAA Outdoors, also 2019 NCAA Indoors (did not enter projected to score at any of them) • 2019 SEC Indoors fourth-place finisher; 2019 NCAA Indoors eighth-place finisher • Overcame grusome leg injury from redshirt sophomore year (2016 outdoor opener) and returned in 2017 outdoor season • PRs - Outdoor HJ: 2.23m (7-3.75) [2019 - Gainesville]; Indoor HJ: 2.22m (7-3.25) [‘18 SEC Indoors]

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Raymond Ekevwo - Raymond Eh-KAY-woh Hakim Sani Brown - HA-keem SAH-nee Brown

2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 30 SEC Outdoor Championships TO WATCH Doneisha Anderson FR 400m / 4x400 Nassau, Bahamas • Anchors Florida’s 4x400 (SEC Indoors bronze, NCAA Indoors fifth place; outdoors SB of 3:27.76 - No. 2 nationally) • Enrolled in January, first competing for the Gators on their 4x400 relay at January’s Razorback Invitational • PRs - Out. 400m: 52.77 [Baton Rouge]; Ind. 400m: 53.78 [SEC Indoors]; Ind. 4x400: 52.22 [SEC Indoors] Sharrika Barnett SR 400m / 4x400 Orlando, Fla. • Defending SEC Outdoors champion and current NCAA leader (50.96) • Won last year’s title in 50.69 seconds, breaking a 13-year-old school record • Split 49.7 seconds as second leg for Florida’s 4x400 relay - which ranks No. 2 nationally (3:27.76) • Top-five finisher at three of last four NCAAs (2018 indoor & outdoor - fourth; 2017 outdoor - fifth) • PRs - Out. 400m: 50.69 [‘18 SEC Outdoors - school record]; Ind. 400m: 51.07 [2018 NCAA Indoors] Imogen Barrett JR 1,500m Queensland, Australia • Finished 5th in the mile at SEC Indoors, also helped Florida’s DMR team to silver medal • Ranks sixth in the SEC in the 1,500 meters • 2017 Australian U20 Championships fifth-place finisher (also took fourth in 800m in 2017 and 2018) • PRs - 1,500m: 4:18.52 [Pepsi Florida Relays - Gainesville]; 800m: 2.05.75 [Tom Jones Memorial - Gainesville] Yanis David SR Long Jump / Triple Jump Lamentin, Guadeloupe • No. 7-ranked indoor and outdoor triple jumper in NCAA history (cracked all-time outdoor list last year in Fayetteville) • 2019 NCAA Indoors triple jump champion; Fourth woman in history to sweep horizontal jumps at SEC Indoors • 2-time NCAA Indoor Championships triple jump runner-up (2017-18); 2018 NCAA Outdoors runner-up • 2-time NCAA Outdoor Championships triple jump bronze medalist (2016-17) • 2-time SEC Indoors triple jump runner-up (2017-18), 2-time SEC Outdoors triple jump runner-up (2017-18) • 2018 SEC Outdoors long jump runner-up; 2017 European U23 Championships gold medalist (long jump) • Outdoor PRs - TJ: 14.15m (46-5.25) [2018 National Relays - Fayetteville]; LJ: 6.67m (21-10.75) [‘18 SECs] Brandee’ Johnson JR 100mH / 400mH / 4x400 (alt.) Suffolk, Va. • 2018 SEC Outdoors bronze medalist (400 hurdles) • Had eighth-fastest time at 2018 NCAA Outdoors 400 hurdles prelim, but missed the final due to qualiying procedures • 2017 Pan American U20 Championships gold medalist (400 hurdles) • PRs - 400mH: 56.65 [‘17 Pan Am U20s]; 100mH: 13.21 [2018 - Gainesville]; 60mH: 8.26 Taylor Manson SO 400m / 4x400 East Lansing, Mich. • 5th-place finisher at 2018 SEC Outdoors(top freshman); finished 6th at 2018 SEC Indoors(one of four freshmen finalists) • Split 51.89 on second leg for Florida’s 2018 NCAA Indoors bronze medal 4x400 relay team (3:29.41 - school record) • Split 52.96 on leadoff leg for Florida’s 2019 SEC Indoors bronze medal 4x400 relay team (3:29.57 - No. 2 in UF history) • PRs - Outdoor 400m: 51.84 [‘18 NCAA East Preliminary]; Indoor 400m: 53.20 [‘18 Razorback Invite] Jessica Pascoe R-JR 5k / 10k New South Wales, Australia • Won the SEC title and garnered All-America honors (32nd overall at NCAAs) during this past cross country season • Florida’s first 5k qualifier at NCAA Indoors since Rebecca Lowe in 2010 • Finished seventh in the 10,000m at 2018 SEC Outdoors (was the first time in her life she ran a 10,000m race) • PRs - 5,000m: 15:34.76 [‘19 BU Indoor Opener - school record]; 10,000m: 36:01.52 [‘18 SEC Outdoors] Nikki Stephens SO 400mH / 4x400 Seattle, Wash. • Sixth-place finisher at 2018 NCAA Outdoors(400 Hurdles) • Split 52.98 on second leg for Florida’s 2019 SEC Indoors bronze medal 4x400 relay team (3:29.57 - No. 2 in UF history) • Converted to 400 Hurdles midway through 2018 outdoor season (previously was multis, finished seventh at SEC Indoors) • PRs - 400mH: 57.21 [‘18 NCAA East Prelm]; Indoor 400m: 53.86 [‘19 SEC Indoors] Gabrielle Wilkinson FR 800m Wynnewood, Pa. • Ranks 4th in the SEC, 24th nationally in the 800 meters (PR of 2:05.03) • Sixth-place finisher at SEC Indoors • 2018 New Balance Nationals Outdoor silver medalist; 2017 USATF Junior Championships bronze medalist • PRs - 800m: 2:05.03 [Pepsi Florida Relays - Gainesville]; 1,500m: 4:23.41 [Tom Jones Memorial - Gainesville] PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Doneisha Anderson - Doh-NEE-sha Sharrika Barnett - SHA-ree-kah Yanis David - YAH-niss Jessica Pascoe - PASS-co 2019 Gators Track & Field Notes 31 SEC Outdoor Championships