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This Week Payton Jordan Invitational | Masked Rider Open Where Cobb Track and Angell Field, Stanford, Calif. | Fuller Track & Field, Lubbock, Texas 2018 SCHEDULE When Thursday, May 3 | Saturday, May 5 INDOOR Live Results RecordTiming.com | pttiming.com Date Event location 12/2 BU Season Opener Boston, Mass. Lobos Cap Regular season Cutler race the 400. 1/19-20 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Invite Albuquerque at Stanford and Texas Tech The women’s sprinters will be represented by Erynn Caldwell (100/200), Akeisha Ayanniyi 1/27 New Mexico Team Invite Albuquerque New Mexico track & field is aiming to cap its (100) and Steffi Jones (400). Kyra Mohns is regular season this week with some strong also entered in the 100 hurdles. 2/2-3 New Mexico Classic Albuquerque results as competes at the Payton Jordan Invitational on Thursday and the Masked Rider In the middle-distance and distance events, 2/9-10 Washington Husky Classic Seattle, Wash. Open on Saturday. Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen, Jonny Glen, Taylor Potter, Chris Graham and Jared Garcia are 2/9-10 Don Kirby Invitational Albuquerque Lobos are sending some distance standouts to running the men’s 1500, with Jacob Simonsen Stanford and the rest of the squad to Texas Tech and Brandon Parrado in the men’s 5000. 2/22-24 Mountain West Indoor Albuquerque with the goal of gaining some final improvement Track & Field Championships in their final meets before the Mountain West Alex Buck, Elizabeth Weiler, Mackenzie Championship later in the month. Everett and Samantha Dicker are running in 3/9-10 NCAA Division I Indoor College Station, Texas the women’s metric mile, as well. Track & Field Championships The Masked Rider Open at Texas Tech’s Fuller Track and Field will provide UNM’s sprinters, Out in the field events, the men will compete most hurdlers and field-event athletes a good of their standouts, including Tanner Battikha in outDOOR opportunity to compete at in relatively low-key, the long jump and triple jump, Brent Dionisio in Date Event location low-pressure environment. the high jump, Malik Matthews-Gordon in the javelin and Jason Atencio in the pole vault. 3/24 UTEP Springtime Invitational El Paso, Texas The Payton Jordan Invite, on the other hand, is almost the exact opposite, as hundreds of world- Goldston, Miles Brinson and Omarei Gregory 3/31 Stanford Invitational Stanford, Calif. class runners will converge on Stanford’s Cobb are also entered in the long jump, while Beau Track and Angell Field looking for fast times. 4/7 Don Kirby Tailwind Invite Albuquerque Clafton is entered in the shot put and discus. Leading the charge at the Payton Jordan is The women will also see their top field-event 4/13-14 Triton Invitational La Jolla, Calif. Ednah Kurgat, the reigning NCAA individual athletes in action, with Ada’ora Chigbo and cross country champ, who is set to make her Shannon Fritz in the high jump; Katherine 4/19-20 Bryan Clay Invitational Azusa, Calif. outdoor debut in the 5000 alongside Weini Whiting and Fritz in the pole vault: Ayanniyi in 4/27-28 Bobcat Classic San Marcos, Texas Kelati and Alice Wright. the long jump; Allison Mady in the shot put and hammer throw; and Sara Reyes and Morgan Charlotte Prouse and Alondra Negrón Smith in the javelin. 5/3 Payton Jordan Invitational Stanford, Calif. Texidor are also eyeing improvement in the 5/5 Masked Rider Open Lubbock, Texas 3000 steeplechase, with Kieran Casey and Emily Martin racing the 1500. Kerr Earns National, MW 5/9-12 Mountain West Outdoor Clovis, Calif. For the men, Michael Wilson is racing the 800, Athlete of the Week Honors Track & Field Championships while Ian Crowe-Wright takes aim in the 1500. After his record-breaking run last Friday in the 5/24-26 NCAA Division I West Sacramento, Calif. Out in Lubbock, New Mexico’s sprinters will 1,500-meter run at the Bryan Clay Invitational, Preliminary Round look to continue posting superb marks. Carlos Josh Kerr earned a pair of superlative Salcido leads a pack of Lobos in the 200 with accolades on Tuesday, April 24. 6/6-9 NCAA Division I Outdoor Eugene, Ore. Jay Griffin IV, Isaac Gonzales and Mark Track & Field Championships Haywood also entered. Kerr was named NCAA Division I Men’s National Athlete of the Week by the U.S. Track & Field and Bold denotes a home meet Griffin is also racing the 100 with Alejandro Cross Country Coaches Association Tuesday Home indoor meets are held at the Albuquerque Convention Center Goldston, while Ben Parmoon and Bryan Home outdoor meets are held at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium morning and added Mountain West Men’s Track General Information Coaching Staff Communications Name of School...... University of New Mexico Head Coach ...... Joe Franklin (Purdue, 1991) Track & Field/Cross Country Contact...... Mike Mulcahy City/Zip...... Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 Year at UNM...... 11th Email/Phone...... [email protected] Founded...... 1889 by Territorial Legislature Assoc. Head Coach...... Rodney Zuyderwyk (Washington State, 1993) Cell Phone...... (505) 379-2029 Enrollment...... 28,800 Year at UNM...... 9th Communications Office...... (505) 925-5520 Nickname...... Lobos Assistant Coach...... James Butler (Wake Forest, 2003) UNM Athletics Website...... GoLobos.com School Colors...... Cherry and Silver Year at UNM...... 3rd Twitter/Instagram...... @UNMLoboXCTF Conference...... Mountain West Assistant Coach...... Dr. Richard Ceronie (Miami (OH)) Affiliation...... NCAA I Year at UNM...... 8th facilties President...... Dr. Garnett S. Stokes Assistant Coach...... Jade Ellis (Duke, 2009) Indoor...... Albuquerque Convention Center Athletics Director...... Eddie Nuñez Year at UNM...... 3rd Elevation...... 4,958 feet (1,511 meters) Athletic Dept. Phone...... 505-925-5501 Assistant Coach...... Laura Bowerman (Florida State, 2008) Outdoor...... Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium Ticket Office Phone...... 505-925-LOBO Year at UNM...... 3rd Elevation...... 5,085 feet (1,550 meters) 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 1 women’s roster NAME EVENTS CLASS HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL Akeisha Ayanniyi Jumps SO/FR Santa Fe, N.M. Santa Fe HS Natasha Bernal Distance SO/JR Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS Johanna Briscoe Distance FR/FR West Linn, Ore. West Linn HS Alex Buck Distance FR/FR Pendleton, Ind. Pendleton Heights HS Erynn Caldwell Sprints SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. Volcano Vista HS Kieran Casey Distance SR/SR Indianapolis, Ind. University of Indianapolis Ada'ora Chigbo High Jump FR/FR Bristol, England Emily Crall Distance FR/FR Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Vista HS Anastasia Daliege Jumps FR/FR Roswell, N.M. Roswell HS Samantha Dicker Distance SO/SO Albuquerque, N.M. Eldorado HS Sophie Eckel Distance SO/SO Adelaide, Australia Immanuel College Mackenzie Everett Distance JR/SO Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS Kaitlin Franklin Distance FR/FR Powder Springs, Ga. Kennesaw State Shannon Fritz High Jump SO/SO Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Vista HS Mariah Gordon Sprints FR/FR Centennial, Colo. Eaglecrest HS Juanita Johnson Distance FR/FR Albuquerque, N.M. Cibola HS Steffi Jones Sprints FR/FR Plano, Texas Plano HS Weini Kelati Distance FR/FR Leesburg, Va. Heritage HS Shalom Keller Sprints FR/FR Ruidoso, N.M. Ruidoso HS Kendall Kelly Distance JR/JR Albuquerque, N.M. Bosque School Ednah Kurgat Distance JR/JR Eldoret, Kenya Liberty University Sarah Laverty Distance JR/JR Edinburgh, Scotland Currie HS Elisabetta Mackin Sprints/Hurdles FR/FR Rio Rancho, N.M. Cleveland HS Allison Mady Throws SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS Emily Martin Distance JR/JR St. Charles, Ill. Creighton University Tessa McCormick Distance SR/SR Cheshire, England University of Birmingham Sarah McKeever Pole Vault JR/JR Manchester, England Cardiff University Kyra Mohns Multi Events SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. Eldorado HS Alondra Negrón Texidor Distance FR/FR Aibonito, Puerto Rico Universidad del Turabo Charlotte Prouse Distance SO/SO London, Ontario, Canada University of Washington Elizabeth Reyes Distance FR/FR Taos, N.M. Taos HS Sara Reyes Javelin JR/JR Deming, N.M. Deming HS Larimar Rodriguez Sprints JR/JR Rio Rancho, N.M. Cleveland HS Morgan Smith Javelin JR/JR Aztec, N.M. Aztec HS Michelle Traynham Javelin SR/SR Belen, N.M. Valencia HS Nakala Watson Sprints FR/FR Rio Rancho, N.M. Rio Rancho HS Elizabeth Weiler Distance SR/SR Chester Springs, Pa. Lehigh University Katherine Whiting Pole Vault SR/JR Santa Cruz, Calif. Santa Cruz HS Alice Wright Distance SR/SR Worcester, England The King's School, Worcester

Pronunciation Akeisha Ayanniyi...... uh-KEE-shah UH-YE-nee-hee Ednah Kurgat...... Kurr-gaht Natasha Bernal...... Berr-nall Kyra Mohns...... Kear-uh Moans Erynn Caldwell...... Air-in Charlotte Prouse...... Rhymes with “mouse” Ada’ora Chigbo...... Uh-door-uh Larimar Rodriguez...... LAH-ree-marr rah-DREE-guhz Weini Kelati...... Wayne-ee Keh-lah-tee Nakala Watson...... Nuh-kay-lah

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 2 men’s roster NAME EVENTS CLASS HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL Jason Atencio Pole Vault JR/JR Albuquerque, N.M. Hope Christian HS Tanner Battikha Jumps SO/SO San Diego, Calif. St. Augustine HS Miles Brinson Jumps FR/FR Albuquerque, N.M. Cibola HS Ryan Chase Multi Events JR/SO Olympia, Wash. Capital HS Beau Clafton Multi Events JR/JR Farmington, N.M. Piedra Vista HS Ian Crowe-Wright Distance JR/JR Brighton, England University of Birmingham Bryan Cutler Sprints FR/FR Albuquerque, N.M. La Cueva HS Brent Dionisio Jumps JR/JR Santa Maria, Calif. Allan Hancock College Camillo Dünninger Jumps FR/FR Ratingen, Germany Jared Garcia Distance SO/SO Belen, N.M. Belen HS Jonny Glen Distance JR/JR Greenock, Scotland Clydeview Academy Alejandro Goldston Sprints SO/SO Albuquerque, N.M. Volcano Vista HS Isaac Gonzales Sprints JR/JR Taos, N.M. Taos HS Chris Graham Distance SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. St. Pius X HS Omarei Gregory Jumps FR/FR Puyallup, Wash. Rogers HS Jay Griffin IV Sprints SO/FR Hunstville, Texas Huntsville HS Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen Mid. Distance SO/SO Aalborg, Denmark Aalborg Katedralskole John Harari Pole Vault JR/JR Loomis, Calif. Del Oro HS Mark Haywood Sprints SR/SR Alamogordo, N.M. Alamogordo HS Iolo Hughes Distance FR/FR Llanfechell, Wales Ysgol Syr Thomas Jones Josh Kerr Distance SO/JR Edinburgh, Scotland George Watson’s College Daniel Lam Multi Events SR/SR Amsterdam, Netherlands VU University Amsterdam Malik Matthews-Gordon Javelin SO/SO Albuquerque, N.M. Sandia HS Adam Monroe Distance SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. Eldorado HS Alexander Palm Distance SR/SR Norrköping, Sweden Stockholms universitet Ben Parmoon Sprints FR/FR Albuquerque, N.M. St. Pius X HS Brandon Parrado Distance SO/SO Weehawken, N.J. Manhattan College Taylor Potter Distance JR/JR Albuquerque, N.M. Eldorado HS Carlos Salcido Sprints SO/JR Rock Springs, Wyo. Rock Springs HS Jacob Simonsen Distance SO/SO Aarhus, Denmark Marselisborg Gymnasium Gavin Sleeter Mid. Distance SO/SO Albuquerque, N.M. Eldorado HS Linton Taylor Distance SR/SR Lincoln, England University of Leeds Tyler Valdez Distance SR/SR Albuquerque, N.M. Belen HS Michael Wilson Distance JR/JR Sunderland, England University of Birmingham

Pronunciation Tanner Battikha...... Bah-teek-uh Iolo Hughes...... Yo-low Omarei Gregory...... Omar-ee John Harari...... Huh-rahr-ree

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 3 News and notes Athlete of the Week honors Tuesday afternoon. The only two times he wasn’t a top-two finisher in the race were races he paced for teammates. QUICK FACTS Kerr set the NCAA record in the 1500 at the 2017 RECAP Bryan Clay Invitational, clocking a time of 2017 Indoor Conference Finish 3:35.01 that broke Sydney Maree’s 36-year-old NCAA record of 3:35.30 set at the 1981 NCAA Steeple people • Men: 4th/6 (78.5 pts.) Championships. • Women: 4th/11 (72.5 pts.) New Mexico’s steeplechasers have also been Kerr’s time, which ranks third in the world in posting some strong results as evidenced 2017 Indoor NCAA Champs. Finish 2018, broke his own Mountain West and New by their performances at the Bryan Clay • Men: T-2nd (10 pts.) Mexico record of 3:35.99 set at the 2017 Bryan Invitational. • Women: Did not score Clay Invitational. Charlotte Prouse clocked a superb time of Between those two races, Kerr owns two of the 10:03.97 in the 3000-meter steeplechase in 2017 Outdoor Conference Finish eight fastest 1500-meter times in NCAA history. Azusa, moving to third in the Mountain West • Men: 4th/7 (102 pts.) He is the only athlete with two times within the and 12th in the NCAA. She also climbed to • Women: 9th/11 (41.5 pts.) all-time top-10. second in program history. Right behind was Alondra Negrón Texidor, 2016 Outdoor NCAA Champs. Finish Additionally, Kerr is the only athlete in NCAA history to rank top-five in both the 1500 and who ran a time of 10:24.45 to placed ninth • Men: T-23rd (11 pts.) its indoor counterpart, the mile. Kerr ran a time overall at the meet. She ranks sixth in the MW • Women: T-32nd (8 pts.) of 3:54.72 in the mile at the Millrose Games in and 59th in the NCAA and sits fifth in program February to rank No. 5 in NCAA history. history in the event. 2018 RECAP Kerr is the only athlete in the world this year to Jonny Glen also impressed in the steeplechase, 2018 Indoor Conference Finish run under 3:36 in the 1500 and 3:55 in the mile. considering it was his first-ever race in the event. He finished with a time of 8:56.82 that • Men: 4th/6 (96.5 points) He also leads the NCAA in the 1500 this year ranks sixth in the conference and 54th in the • Women: 5th/11 (60.5 points) by over a second, and leads the MW by nearly NCAA, and moved all the way up to No. 9 in seven seconds. UNM history. 2018 Indoor NCAA Champs. Finish • Men: T-21st (10 points) This National Athlete of the Week selection is • Women: T-10th (17 points) the third of Kerr’s career and the seventh-ever for the New Mexico cross country/track & field Salcido’s Streak program. So far this season, Lobo junior Carlos Salcido FACILITIES Kerr first earned the award after the 2017 has posted some strong times, as evidenced Indoor Facility Bryan Clay Invitational and again after the 2018 by his No. 2 conference rankings in the 200 (a • Albuquerque Convention Center Millrose Games. Ednah Kurgat also claimed wind-aided 20.91) and 400 (46.53). • Surface: Mondo (200m/60-degree banked) two such honors during her undefeated cross But the Rock Springs, Wyoming, product hasn’t • Elevation: 4,958 feet (1,511 meters) country season last fall, while Courtney Frerichs just been productive in regards to the Mountain was selected in May 2016, and Charlotte Arter West rankings. He’s also shined in every race Outdoor Stadium during the 2014 cross country season. this season. • Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium On top of that, this is the team’s first MW honor of • Surface: polyurethane acrylic Salcido has placed in the top two of all nine the outdoor season after collecting three during races he’s ran this season, both open and • Elevation: 5,085 feet (1,550 meters) the indoor campaign. Kerr, who has earned relay events included. He logged two individual four such honors while at UNM, received one wins, a relay win, four individual second-place selection after the Millrose Games, and earned finishes and two second-place relay finishes. Coaching staff another two during 2017. Joe Franklin: Head Coach He won the 400 at the competitive Bryan Clay • 11th year (Purdue, 1991) Invitational — besting a field of 95 finishers — • Distance/Mid-Distance Kerr-tesy call and the 200 at the Bobcat Classic.

Rodney Zuyderwyk: Assoc. Head Coach Over the last 14 months, Josh Kerr has been virtually unrivaled running on the track for the Women’s XC/Track 2nd in • 9th year (Washington State, 1993) Lobos, as evidenced by his three NCAA titles • Jumps/Combined Events/Throws between the mile run and 1500-meter run and Program of the Year Standings his NCAA record in the metric mile. James Butler: Assistant Coach New Mexico women’s cross country and track & But his run of success extends beyond just field program ranks second in the U.S. Track & • 3rd year (Wake Forest, ‘03/Masters at UNM, ‘10) Field and Cross Country Coaches Association’s • Distance the national championships. Since the start of February 2017, Kerr has been the top finishing Terry Crawford Program of the Year award standings for the 2017-18 academic year. Rich Ceronie: Assistant Coach collegian in 13 straight finals on the track • 8th year (Miami (Ohio)) wearing a New Mexico singlet, not counting Led by head coach Joe Franklin, the Lobos • Long Sprints/Long Hurdles/Long Sprint Relays preliminary-round races or races he has have combined to gain 11.5 points in the in- rabbited. progress report, which accounts for the 2017 Jade Ellis: Assistant Coach The only race during that stretch that he didn’t NCAA Cross Country Championships and 2018 • 3rd year (Duke, 2009) outright win was the Wanamaker Mile at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. • Horizontal Jumps/Short Sprints Millrose Games, where he took second as the It’s the first time in two years that the Lobo Recruiting Coordinator top-place collegiate athlete. women are in contention for the award through During that span of 22 races (prelims and two of the three national championships in Laura Bowerman: Assistant Coach finals), Kerr has finished within the top two 20 cross country and track & field. • 3rd year (Florida State, ‘08/Masters at UNM, 2010) times. The women’s cross country team got New • Distance/Home Meet Coordinator 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 4 News and notes Mexico in the standings first as the Lobos won back NCAA mile titlist, is one of 10 men selected USTFCCCA RANKINGS the NCAA Cross Country Championships in to the Mid-Outdoor Watch List, which is the fifth November. Just the third national title in school such list in 2018 for The Bowerman, the highest Nat’l Men’s Computer rankning (April 30) history, it’s the program’s second such title in individual honor in collegiate track & field. Rank School Points last Week the last three years. 1 Florida 304.21 1 Although Kerr had yet to compete during the 2 Texas Tech 276.85 2 3 Alabama 256.01 3 Four All-Americans — individual champ Ednah 2018 outdoor track & field season — he opened 4 Texas A&M 221.55 4 Kurgat, Weini Kelati, Charlotte Prouse and April 20 at the Bryan Clay Invitational — he has 5 Houston 214.81 6 6 Georgia 198.64 5 Alice Wright — powered the Lobos to the cemented himself as one of the elite middle- 7 BYU 184.72 8 team’s eighth-straight top-10 performance at distance runners in the NCAA. 8 Arkansas 161.97 11 9 Southern California 157.32 9 the NCAA Championships, which is the longest 10 Florida State 152.31 7 active streak in NCAA history. The first male athlete to win back-to-back 11 Oregon 150.14 10 NCAA mile crowns since former Lobo Lee 12 LSU 139.13 12 Kurgat and Kelati continued the trend of scoring Emanuel (2009-10), Kerr defended his upstart 13 Kentucky 135.27 22 14 Texas 125.47 15 performances during the indoor season as both win from 2017 with a gusty victory last month 15 Kansas 108.82 13 earned All-American honors in two events, the at the NCAA Indoor Championships in College 16 TCU 105.56 14 17 Illinois 101.31 17 3,000- and 5,000-meter runs, at the 2018 NCAA Station, Texas. He won the race in 3:57.02. 18 Stanford 101.26 20 Indoor Track & Field Championships in March 19 North Carolina A&T 97.50 18 He is just the ninth male athlete to win 20 Nebraska 96.71 27 at College Station, Texas. 21 Mississippi State 95.92 16 consecutive national championships in the mile 22 Arizona 94.68 31 Kurgat was the NCAA runner up in the 5000 and run over the 53-year history of the NCAA Indoor 23 Baylor 90.27 21 eighth in the 3000, while Kelati took fifth in both Championships. 24 Penn State 89.11 25 disciplines. 25 South Carolina 86.74 23 Kerr also rewrote the record books in February, Dropped Out: No. 19 Ole Miss, No. 24 Ohio State Overall, UNM tied for 10th with 17 team points as he ran a personal-record time of 3:54.72 to at the NCAA Indoor Championships, which are place second in the elite Wanamaker Mile at Nat’l Women’s computer rankings (April 30) the best finish and point total in program history. the 2018 NYRR Millrose Games at The New Rank School Points last Week Balance Track & Field Center at The Armory in 1 LSU 325.90 1 The only championship left to determine the New York City. 2 Oregon 283.66 3 final standing for the Program of the Year 3 Southern California 264.98 2 4 Arkansas 259.45 5 award is the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field That time makes him the fifth-fastest collegian 5 Georgia 253.10 4 Championships, which will be held June 6-9 in in the mile run in NCAA history with the sixth- 6 Kentucky 248.89 6 7 Texas A&M 222.48 8 Eugene, Oregon. fastest mile time in NCAA history. His time also 8 Florida 212.18 9 ranks fifth in the world in 2018. 9 Stanford 188.74 7 Presented annually since 2009, the NCAA 10 Minnesota 158.09 10 11 Purdue 155.72 11 Division I Program of the Year Award recognizes Kerr is the only athlete in NCAA history to 12 Texas 152.03 12 the most outstanding cross country and track rank top-six in both the mile and its outdoor 13 Arizona State 132.70 14 14 Tennessee 120.70 16 & field programs in Division I based on the counterpart, the 1500. Kerr ran a time of 3:35.99 15 Kansas State 114.81 13 institution’s performance through the academic in the 1500 at the 2017 Bryan Clay Invitational 16 Missouri 101.99 32 17 Alabama 96.75 23 year. Final standings are predicated on the to rank No. 6 in NCAA history. Kerr’s time sits 18 Texas Tech 92.73 17 institution’s combined finishes at the NCAA just .69 seconds off Sydney Maree’s 37-year- 19 Virginia Tech 87.88 21 20 Miami (Fla.) 87.54 15 Division I Championships in cross country, old NCAA record in the 1500. 21 Ole Miss 84.87 19 indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field. 22 Kansas 79.19 18 Kerr also owns the New Mexico and Mountain 23 Colorado 75.87 30 24 Iowa 75.27 29 To be eligible for the award, teams must qualify West records in both the mile run and the 1500. 25 UCLA 73.86 36 for all three NCAA Championships. Scores for Additionally, Kerr won his second straight Dropped Out: No. 20 Florida State, No. 22 Baylor, No. 24 Akron, the award are calculated from the team’s finish No. 25 Boise State at those championships (i.e., first place earns Mountain West mile title and anchored one point, second place two points, 31st place 31 UNM’s distance medley relay team to its Men’s Mountain Region Index (April 30) points, etc.). The team with the lowest total score second consecutive win at the MW Indoor Rank School Points last Week for all three championships receives the award. Championships in February. 1 BYU 976.52 1 2 Texas Tech 930.25 2 21 women’s teams have scored at the first two He clocked a raw time of 4:00.62 in the finals, 3 Air Force 683.69 3 which converts down to a 3:55.38 when the 4 Colorado State 482.87 5 2017-18 championships. Oregon is leading 5 Utah State 466.80 4 through two thirds of the year with 10 combined NCAA altitude conversion is applied. That 6 Colorado 435.78 6 time, although not superior to his season best 7 UTEP 336.57 11 points, with New Mexico second and Stanford 8 Northern Arizona 320.33 8 third (12 points). of 3:54.72, would have still led the NCAA this 9 Montana State 317.44 7 season. 10 Southern Utah 307.90 10 11 New Mexico 297.05 9 The New Mexico women have placed in the 12 Wyoming 290.38 13 final standings for the award just twice: in 2012 Kerr also anchored New Mexico’s DMR to 13 Utah Valley 253.49 12 a nation-leading time of 9:33.41 (9:24.73 14 Weber State 172.63 15 (finishing 16th), 2015 (14th) and 2016 (eighth). 15 Northern Colorado 164.51 14 UNM was also ranked in the in-progress report converted) that leads the NCAA by nearly a full in 2010, as well, but did not finish the season in second and set a Mountain West record. That women’s Mountain Region Index (April 30) the standings. time is superior to the standing NCAA record of Rank School Points last Week 9:25.97 when the altitude conversion is applied; 1 Texas Tech 1038.98 1 however, the conversion is only used for NCAA 2 BYU 793.29 2 3 Colorado 698.97 3 qualification, not for official records. 4 Colorado State 666.40 4 Kerr Named to The Bowerman 5 Utah State 426.91 5 Mid-Outdoor Watch List Over his career (spanning four MW 6 Northern Arizona 375.33 6 7 Nevada 324.87 7 Championships), Kerr has amassed seven total 8 New Mexico State 308.26 8 Josh Kerr captured a spot on The Bowerman MW titles. 9 New Mexico 253.37 9 Men’s Mid-Outdoor Watch List, the U.S. Track & 10 Wyoming 229.73 12 11 Montana State 213.29 11 Field and Cross Country Coaches Association The Bowerman, which debuted in 2009, 12 Utah 204.04 10 (USTFCCCA) announced Thursday, April 19. is presented annually by the USTFCCCA 13 Air Force 195.72 13 14 Weber State 183.95 14 to the most outstanding male and female 15 UTEP 174.92 15 Kerr, a three-time NCAA champion and back-to- collegiate track & field athletes in the nation.

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 5 News and notes Performances during the indoor track & field Going the Distance Joe Franklin File and outdoor track & field seasons count for the NEW MEXICO HEAD COACH award; performances achieved in cross country The New Mexico women’s track & field team are not considered. has some incredible distance standouts, as AGE: 50 (born March 1, 1968) evidenced by two NCAA cross country titles in BIRTHPLACE The other nine Post-Indoor Watch List member the last three years. : Greencastle, Ind. for the men’s Bowerman are Akeem Bloomfield ALMA MATER: Purdue ‘91 (Auburn), Denzel Comenentia (Georgia), Elijah That talent translates to the track, as well, with COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE: Hall (Houston), Grant Holloway (Florida), Devin the Lobos registering five entries in the distance Purdue (mid-distance: 1986-91) King (Southeastern Louisiana), Justyn Knight events at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field (Syracuse), John Kyriazis (Texas A&M), Michael Championships. ALL-AMERICANS COACHED (38): Norman (USC) and Michael Saruni (UTEP). • Alice Wright (UNM): 2014 & 2015 & 2016 & 2017 Cross Between Ednah Kurgat (3000- and 5000-meter Country; 2015 & 2016 & 2017 10000 Kerr is the only male New Mexico athlete to runs), Weini Kelati (3000/5000) and Alice • Ednah Kurgat (UNM): 2017 Cross Country, 2018 3000/5000 appear on the any Watch List for The Bowerman. Wright (5000), New Mexico’s five entries in the • Weini Kelati (UNM): 2017 Cross Country, 2018 3000/5000 distance events are the most by any team at • Charlotte Prouse (UNM): 2017 Cross Country the NCAA Championships, men’s and women’s • Josh Kerr (UNM): 2017 & 2018 Mile, 2017 1500 • Sam Trigg (UNM): 2017 Triple Jump Kerr, Kurgat Named Mountain meets combined. • Sophie Connor (UNM): 2016 Mile • Courtney Frerichs (UNM): 2015 Cross Country, 2016 3000 SC Region Athletes of the Year In fact, only two teams (the USC women and • Molly Renfer (UNM): 2015 Cross Country Two New Mexico track & field athletes earned LSU women in the sprints) qualified more • Rhona Auckland (UNM): 2015 Cross Country athletes in a single event group than the Lobo • Calli Thackery (UNM): 2015 Outdoor 5000, 2015 & 2016 NCAA Division I Mountain Region Track Athlete women did in the distance events. Cross Country, 2016 3000 of the Year honors on Monday, March 5, as the • Logan Pflibsen(UNM): 2015 Outdoor Pole Vault • Adam Bitchell (UNM): 2015 Indoor 3000 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches • Allan Hamilton (UNM): 2015 Indoor Long Jump Association selected Josh Kerr and Ednah • Peter Callahan (UNM); 2014 & 2015 Outdoor 1500 Kurgat for their respective genders. Kurgat named MW Women’s • Charlotte Arter (UNM): 2013 & 2014 Cross Country track athlete of the week • Sammy Silva (UNM): 2013 Cross Country, 2015 Indoor Mile Kerr, a two-time NCAA champion and current • Josephine Moultrie (UNM): 2012 Cross Country On February 13, Ednah Kurgat was named • Luke Caldwell (UNM): 2012 & 2013 Cross NCAA leader in the mile run, was named the Country/2013-14 Indoor 5000/2013 Outdoor 5000 Mountain Region Men’s Track Athlete of the Mountain West Women’s Indoor Track Athlete of • Floyd Ross (UNM): 2012 & 2013 Indoor Triple Jump/2012 Year, while Kurgat, who’s ranked top-three in the the Week for meets contested from Feb. 9-10. & 2013 Outdoor Triple Jump NCAA in two events, was selected as Mountain • Sarah Waldron (UNM): 2012 Indoor/Outdoor 5000 Kurgat, hailing from Eldoret, Kenya, ran • Kendall Spencer (UNM): 2012, 2014 Indoor Long Jump Region Women’s Track Athlete of the Year. a personal-record time of 8:57.47 in the • Ruth Senior (UNM): 2010 Cross Country • Natalie Gray (UNM): 2010 Cross Country The duo’s honors are the first for New Mexico 3000-meter run at the Husky Classic in Seattle • Keith Gerrard (UNM): 2010 Cross Country; 2011 10,000 indoor track & field. Courtney Frerichs earned on Saturday, February 10 to win the event that • Rory Fraser (UNM): 2010 3,000; 2011 5000 the selection for the 2016 outdoor track & featured some of the best distance runners in • Jacob Kirwa (UNM): 2009 Cross Country • Chris Barnicle (UNM): 2009 10,000; 2010 indoor 5,000 field season, while Kurgat (2017), Alice Wright the NCAA and 102 total runners. • Michelle Corrigan (UNM): 2009 10,000 (2014, 2016) and Sammy Silva (2013) claimed • Lee Emanuel (UNM): 2009 & 2010 Mile; 2009 1,500 the corresponding honor in cross country. Kurgat’s time, which set the UNM record in the • Jeremy Johnson (UNM): 2008 10,000; 2007 Cross Country 3000, ranks third in the NCAA this season and • Scott Overall (Butler): 2007 mile leads the MW this season by over 2.5 seconds. • Victoria Mitchell (Butler): 2005 Cross Country; 2005 3,000 SC • Olly Laws (Butler): 2004 Cross Country She ranks second in Mountain West history • Becky Lyne (Butler): 2003 800 The Price is Wright • Mark Tucker (Butler): 2002 Cross Country behind Allie Ostrander, whom Kurgat beat on • Fraser Thompson (Butler): 1999 outdoor 5,000 The NCAA began offering championships for Saturday. Ostrander’s conference record is • Julius Mwangi (Butler): 1998 Cross Country women in 1982, and in the last 35 years over 8:54.27, set at the 2016 Husky Classic. thousands of young women have attempted COACHING EXPERIENCE: to qualify for the NCAA Championship in the Kurgat’s mark also stands as the 13th-best 2007-present: 7th men’s and 5th women’s Head Cross 10,000-meter run. all-conditions indoor 3000-meter time in NCAA Country and Track & Field Coach, New Mexico history, which counts oversized track times. The • 2015 USTFCCCA National Women’s XC Coach of the Year Of those thousands, there have been about 700 USTFCCCA’s official ranks do not count times • 2008, 2015 & 2017 Mountain West Women’s Cross who actually achieved the qualification standard recorded on oversized tracks, which includes Country Coach of the Year and competed at the NCAA Championships. • 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 & 2014 Mountain West Dempsey Indoor, the facility in which she ran. Men’s & Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year • 2010 NCAA Mountain Region Men’s & Women’s Cross Of that number, there have only been 280 Overall, Kurgat is New Mexico’s first MW Country Coach of the Year who earned a top eight place and All American Women’s Athlete of the Week this season and • 2011 & 2015 NCAA Mountain Region Women’s Cross status. the team’s first since Calli Thackery claimed the Country Coach of the Year • 2013, 2014 & 2015 MW Men’s Indoor Coach of the Year Of those 280 places, there have been 51 women honor on February 21, 2017. • 2014 & 2015 Mountain West Women’s Indoor Coach of the Year athletes who twice in their careers placed in the • 2012, 2014 & 2015 USTFCCCA Mountain Region Women’s Coach of the Year top-eight and earned All-American honors in the • 2014 USTFCCCA Mountain Region Men’s Coach of the Year 10,000. New Mexico Scores 15 All- Mountain West Selections 1994-2007: Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Of those 51 women, only nine have placed top- and Track & Field Coach, Butler eight and earned All-American honors three 19 New Mexico track & field athletes were • National cross country coach of the year times selected to the Mountain West Indoor Track & • NCAA regional cross country coach of the year Field All-Conference men’s and women’s teams • Conference cross country coach of the year 17 times New Mexico’s Alice Wright is one of them. • 2-time conference indoor track and field coach of the year on Monday, February 26. And, since she has one more year of college eligibility, she could potentially become the only The Lobos, who received a fourth-place finish 1992-94: Asst. Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field from the men and a fifth-place finish from the Coach, Purdue woman in NCAA history to place top-eight four times in the 10,000 women during the MW Indoor Championships 1991-92: Head Cross Country Coach, DePauw in Albuquerque, saw six men and two relay • Conference coach of the year teams claim nine total honors, while five women and a relay team posted six total selections. 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 6 News and notes All-Mountain West selections are awarded Nonetheless, Kerr’s time of 3:54.72 currently INDOOR AWARDS to the top three finishers in each event at the ranks third in the world in 2018, behind Edward conference championships. Cheserek, who ran a time of 3:53.85 on and RECOGNITIONS Saturday in North Carolina, and O’Hare. For the men, Josh Kerr led the way with two all-conference selections, one for his individual However, Kerr is the only athlete in NCAA USTFCCCA All-Americans title in the mile run and one as part of the men’s history to rank top-six in both the mile and its • Josh Kerr winning distance medley relay team. outdoor counterpart, the 1500. Kerr ran a time Men’s Mile Run of 3:35.99 in the 1500 last spring to rank No. 6 Ian Crowe-Wright, Carlos Salcido and in NCAA history. • Ednah Kurgat Michael Wilson also earned All-MW honors Women’s 3000/5000 for their contributions in the DMR, which set the Additionally, Kerr broke both Miles Batty’s • Weini Kelati New Mexico record in the event. Mountain West mile record (3:55.79) and the Women’s 3000/5000 New Mexico mile record of 3:57.62 set by two- Daniel Lam, winner of the heptathlon, also time NCAA champ Lee Emanuel in 2010. USTFCCCA Mountain Region captured All-MW honors in the heptathlon and athletes of the Year the pole vault. Kerr leads the NCAA in the mile this year by nearly a second, and leads the MW by nearly • Josh Kerr Other Lobos earning all-conference honors four seconds. His mile time also ranks fifth all- Men’s Athlete of the Year were Salcido (200-meter run), Mark Haywood time by a British athlete. • Ednah Kurgat (400), Tanner Battikha (long jump) and Beau Women’s Athlete of the Year Clafton (heptathlon). Over the last calendar year (February 2016-present), Kerr placed in the top two in 16 Additionally, the Lobos’ 4x400 meter relay team of 18 track races he’s run for UNM (preliminary USTFCCCA National of Haywood, Ben Parmoon, Isaac Gonzales athletes of the week rounds and finals), with only a pair of pacing and Bryan Cutler were recognized as all- runs as his finishes outside of the top two. • Josh Kerr, Feb. 6 conference for their third-place run. Men’s Division I Athlete of the Week Kerr’s selection is the New Mexico cross On the women’s side, titlist Weini Kelati was country/track & field program’s sixth-ever MW athletes of the week accorded all-conference honors for her win in National Athlete of the Week honor. the 3000. Also receiving individual selections • Carlos Salcido, Jan. 30 were Ednah Kurgat (mile), Charlotte Prouse Last spring, he earned the award after running Men’s Track Athlete of the Week (3000), Ada’ora Chigbo (high jump) and Kyra his 3:35.99 in the 1500, while Ednah Kurgat • Josh Kerr, Feb. 6 Mohns (pentathlon). claimed two such honors during her undefeated Men’s Track Athlete of the Week cross country season last fall. Courtney • Ednah Kurgat, Feb. 13 The women’s DMR team of Kieran Casey, Frerichs, who was selected in May 2016, and Women’s Track Athlete of the Week Shalom Keller, Alondra Negrón Texidor and Charlotte Arter, who was selected during the Kurgat also earned all-conference honors. 2014 cross country season, have also earned The Bowerman Award Watch List the honor. • Josh Kerr Men’s Preseason Watch List, Jan. 9 Kerr named National, Men’s Mid-Indoor Watch List, Feb. 8 MW athlete of the week Salcido Threatens second Men’s Pre-NCAA Indoor Watch List, March 1 Men’s Post-Indoor Watch List, March 15 New Mexico redshirt sophomore Josh Kerr school record of 2018 • Ednah Kurgat was named Tuesday, February 6 as NCAA Already the school-record holder in the Women’s Mid-Indoor Watch List, Feb. 7 Division I Men’s National Athlete of the Week 200-meter run, Carlos Salcido took aim at the by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country UNM benchmark in the 400 at the New Mexico Mountain West Champions Coaches Association and Mountain West Men’s Classic on February 3. • Josh Kerr (Men’s Mile) Track Athlete of the Week. • Daniel Lam (Heptathlon) The redshirt sophomore came close to earning Kerr ran a personal-record time of 3:54.72 his second record of the season as he ran an • Weini Kelati (Women’s 3000) to win the elite Wanamaker Mile at the 2018 altitude-converted time of 46.71. That time is • Distance Medley Relay NYRR Millrose Games on Saturday, February just behind Olympian Jarrin Solomon, who’s Crowe-Wright, Salcido, Wilson, Kerr 3 at The New Balance Track & Field Center at 46.33 set in 2009 stands as the record. The Armory in New York City. All-Mountain West Nonetheless, Salcido moved to first in the • Tanner Battikha (Long Jump) Racing against a field that included six Mountain West in the event, and is the only • Beau Clafton (Heptathlon) Olympians, Kerr showed off his middle-distance athlete in school history to run under 22 seconds • Ian Crowe-Wright (DMR) acumen on arguably one of the most prominent in the 200 and 47 seconds in the 400. • Bryan Cutler (4x400) stages in all of track & field, earning his second • Isaac Gonzales (4x400) career National Athlete of the Week honor. As of February 19, Salcido ranks 30th in the • Mark Haywood (400, 4x400) NCAA in the 400. • Josh Kerr (Mile, DMR) His time of 3:54.72 makes him the fifth-fastest • Daniel Lam (Heptathlon, Pole Vault) collegian in the mile run in NCAA history with • Ben Parmoon (4x400) the sixth-fastest mile time in NCAA history. Salcido Named Mountain West • Carlos Salcido (200, DMR) After opening the race in the back half of the men’s track Athlete of the Week • Michael WIlson (DMR) 12-runner field, Kerr rallied over the final stages of the race, moving from eighth at 800 meters Carlos Salcido was named on January 30 as • Kieran Casey (DMR) to second at the line. He finished the final 200 the Mountain West Men’s Indoor Track Athlete • Ada’ora Chigbo (High Jump) meters in 27.69 seconds, the best split by any of the Week for meets contested from January • Weini Kelati (3000) 25-27. • Shalom Keller (DMR) athlete over the entire race. • Ednah Kurgat (Mile, DMR) He also nearly caught the eventual Wanamaker Salcido, a Rock Springs, Wyoming native, ran a • Kyra Mohns (Pentathlon) Mile winner Chris O’Hare at the line, as O’Hare time of 21.36 seconds in the men’s 200-meter • Alondra Negrón Texidor (DMR) won in 3:54.14. dash to win the event at the New Mexico Team • Charlotte Prouse (3000) 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 7 News and notes Invitational on Saturday, January 27, at the The men were also just one of four Mountain OUTDOOR AWARDS Albuquerque Convention Center. West men’s teams to be selected, and have maintained at least a 3.2 for 10 straight and RECOGNITIONS His time, which was converted from 21.29 semesters. to compensate for altitude, set a new school record in the event, eclipsing two-time MW The UNM women, with a team GPA of 3.52, USTFCCCA National 60-meter champion Ridge Jones’ time of 21.43 were one of seven schools in the MW to earn athletes of the week set in 2015. the honor. The women rank 23rd out of the 218 Division I institutions that were recognized. • Josh Kerr, April 23 As of February 19, Salcido leads the Mountain Men’s Division I Athlete of the Week West in the 200. The Lobo women have logged at least a 3.3 GPA for 20 straight semesters. MW athletes of the week Additionally, Salcido anchored the Lobos’ 4x400 • Josh Kerr, April 23 meter relay team to second place, scoring a Men’s Track Athlete of the Week total of 18 points and helping the UNM men to a team win at the New Mexico Team Invitational. The Bowerman Award Watch List This honor is the first such honor for Salcido, • Josh Kerr and the first for a New Mexico sprinter since Men’s Mid-Outdoor Watch List, April 19 Jones earned it on January 13, 2015.

Kerr Doubles Down in NCAA titles, first since 2008 At the beginning of March 2017, Josh Kerr was a talented runner for New Mexico, but probably wasn’t a household name in NCAA track & field. However, all of that changed on March 11, when Kerr defeated 17-time national champion Edward Cheserek of Oregon in the mile to claim his first NCAA crown at the NCAA Indoor Championships at Gilliam Indoor Track in College Station, Texas. He followed that up with a tremendous outdoor campaign — including the No. 6 1,500-meter time in NCAA history at 3:35.99 — and an NCAA title in the 1,500-meter run. Kerr is the first person to sweep the mile and the 1500 at the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor championships since Texas’ Leo Manzano in 2008. Colorado State’s Bryan Berryhill was the last Mountain West athlete to accomplish the mile/1500 sweep, doing it in 2001. Berryhill is also the only other athlete in conference history to win the 1500.

Men’s Track Posts Highest GPA, Earns USTFCCCA Honor The New Mexico track & field team earned a number of academic accolades on July 27 as the USTFCCCA announced its All-Academic Honors. Under head coach Joe Franklin, both the men’s and women’s track & field teams were recognized as All-Academic Teams, a distinction bestowed to teams that register a cumulative team GPA of 3.00 or higher during the academic year. 10 Lobos, five men and five women, were also named All-Academic Individuals by the USTFCCCA. For the team awards, the New Mexico men set a new program record with a team GPA of 3.53, the best among the 142 teams honored as All- Academic. Last season, the Lobo men held the second-best GPA among the honorees. 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 8 Women’s Top-5 Performances 100 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Erynn Caldwell 12.26* 22nd Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. Akeisha Ayanniyi 12.51* 29th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 3. 4. 5. 200 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Erynn Caldwell 25.66 42nd Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. Akeisha Ayanniyi 26.69* 67th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 3. 4. 5. 400 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 800 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Kieran Casey 2:12.28* 11th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. Steffi Jones 2:12.90 13th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 3. Larimar Rodriguez 2:19.37 36th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 4. Mackenzie Everett 2:26.88* 54th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 5. 1500 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Weini Kelati 4:16.28 3rd/17th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Kieran Casey 4:22.29 5th/87th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Alondra Negrón Texidro 4:30.98 18th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 4. Emily Martin 4:31.42 20th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 5. Kendall Kelly 4:35.81 29th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 3000-Meter Steeplechase NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Charlotte Prouse 10:03.97 3rd/12th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Alondra Negrón Texidor 10:24.45 6th/59th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. 4. 5. 5000 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Kendall Kelly 16:33.54 6th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Emily Martin 16:42.66 12th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Sophie Eckel 16:59.22 16th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 4. Alex Buck 17:02.09 17th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 5. Elizabeth Weiler 17:39.36 29th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 10000 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Alice Wright 32:15.73 1st/2nd Stanford Invitational (Stanford, Calif.) March 30, 2018 2. Sophie Eckel 34:19.40 6th/48th Stanford Invitational (Stanford, Calif.) March 30, 2018 3. 4. 5. 100-Meter Hurdles NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Kyra Mohns 14.51 18th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5.

400-Meter Hurdles NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Kyra Mohns 59.93 2nd/89th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5.

* indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA altitude conversion • + indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA track-size conversion 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 9 Women’s Top-5 Performances

4x100 Relay NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 4x400 Relay NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Long Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Kyra Mohns 18-1 1/2 (5.52m) 28th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. Akeisha Ayanniyi 16-8 (5.08m) 39th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 3. 4. 5. Triple Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. High Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Ada’ora Chigbo 5-9 3/4 (1.77m) 7th/42nd Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Shannon Fritz 5-5 3/4 (1.67m) 14th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. 4. 5. Pole Vault NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Katherine Whiting 12-7 1/4 (3.84m) 7th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 2. Shannon Fritz 12-7 1/4 (3.84m) 7th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. 4. 5. Shot Put NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Allison Mady 45-5 (13.84m) 13th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. Kyra Mohns 37-8 1/2 (11.49m) 27th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 3. Ada’ora Chigbo 35-9 1/4 (10.90m) 30th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 4. 5. Discus NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Hammer Throw NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Javelin NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Michelle Traynham 155-3 (47.33m) 3rd/57th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. Sara Reyes 138-9 (42.30m) 11th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. Morgan Smith 113-2 (34.50m) 23rd Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 4. 5. Heptathlon NAME POINTS MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. * indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA altitude conversion • + indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA track-size conversion 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 10 men’s Top-5 Performances 100 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Jay Griffin 10.77 5th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 2. Alejandro Goldston 10.84* 8th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. Mark Haywood 11.16* 19th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 4. Tanner Battikha 11.33* 28th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 5. 200 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Carlos Salcido 20.91 (+4.7) 2nd Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Jay Griffin 21.27 4th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Alejandro Goldston 21.74 11th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 4. Isaac Gonzales 21.88 13th Triton Invitational (La Jolla, Calif.) April 14, 2018 5. Mark Haywood 22.12 18th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 400 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Carlos Salcido 46.53 2nd/35th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Mark Haywood 47.60* 6th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 3. Isaac Gonzales 48.46* 7th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 4. Ben Parmoon 48.60 8th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 5. Beau Clafton 49.50* 14th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 800 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Michael Wilson 1:48.35 2nd/25th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen 1:49.82 6th/76th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Ian Crowe-Wright 1:52.83* 16th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 4. 5. 1500 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Josh Kerr 3:35.01 1st/1st Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. Ian Crowe-Wright 3:43.19 3rd/33rd Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Taylor Potter 3:56.35 38th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 4. Chris Graham 3:58.06* 42nd Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 5. Brandon Parrado 4:14.28* 65th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3000-Meter Steeplechase NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Jonny Glen 8:56.82 6th/54th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5. 5000 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Jared Garcia 14:37.82 22nd Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5. 10000 Meters NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 110-Meter Hurdles NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Ryan Chase 15.16 7th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. Beau Clafton 16.35 18th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 3. 4. 5.

400-Meter Hurdles NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

4x100 Relay NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Clafton, Goldston, Salcido, Griffin 40.42* 1st Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5. 4x400 Relay NAME TIME MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Haywood, Parmoon, Gonzales, Salcido 3:10.79 2nd Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5. Long Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Ryan Chase 24-6 1/4 (7.47m) 1st/94th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. Tanner Battikha 24 3/4 (7.33m) 3rd UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. Alejandro Goldston 22-1 3/4 (6.75m) 10th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 4. Beau Clafton 21-9 (6.63m) 13th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 5. Miles Brinson 21-2 3/4 (6.47m) 20th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 Triple Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Omarei Gregory 45-6 1/4 (13.87m) 7th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 2. Tanner Battikha 44-11 (13.69m) 10th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 3. 4. 5. High Jump NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Brent Dionisio 6-8 3/4 (2.05m) 5th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. 3. 4. 5. Pole Vault NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Daniel Lam 16-4 3/4 (5.00m) 5th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 2. Jason Atencio 15-8 1/2 (4.79m) 11th Bryan Clay Invitational (Azusa, Calif.) April 19-20, 2018 3. Ryan Chase 14-2 3/4 (4.34m) 15th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 4. 5. Shot Put NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Beau Clafton 44-11 (13.69m) 19th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 2. Daniel Lam 43-8 (13.31m) 20th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. Ryan Chase 43-7 (13.28m) 21st UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 4. 5. Discus NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Daniel Lam 131-11 (40.20m) 22nd UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 2. Ryan Chase 124-0 (37.81m) 24th UTEP Springtime Invitational (El Paso, Texas) March 24, 2018 3. Beau Clafton 114-7 (34.93m) 26th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 4. 5. Hammer Throw NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Javelin NAME MARK MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. Malik Matthews-Gordon 188-8 (57.52m) 7th Don Kirby Tailwind Open (Albuquerque, N.M.) April 7, 2018 2. Beau Clafton 173-8 (52.93m) 10th Bobcat Classic (San Marcos, Texas) April 27-28, 2018 3. 4. 5. Decathlon NAME POINTS MW/NCAA RANK MEET (CITY) DATE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. * indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA altitude conversion • + indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA track-size conversion 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 12 Women’s individual Performances NAME EVENT MEET TIME/MARK PLACE Akeisha Ayanniyi Long Jump UTEP Springtime Invitational 16-5 3/4 (5.02m) 7th 100 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 12.51* 14th 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 26.69* 17th Long Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 16-8 (5.08m) 13th Alex Buck 1500 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 4:42.01* 5th 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 17:02.09 24th@ 1500 meters Bobcat Classic 4:38.42 6th Erynn Caldwell 100 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 12.44* 13th 200 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 25.94* 8th 100 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 12.26* 8th 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 26.03* 14th 100 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 12.52 54th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 25.99 63rd 100 meters Bobcat Classic 12.26 11th 200 meters Bobcat Classic 25.66 19th Kieran Casey 800 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 2:12.28* 3rd 1500 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 4:22.29 29th Ada’ora Chigbo Shot Put UTEP Springtime Invitational 35-9 1/4 (10.90) 4th High Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 5-7 1/4 (1.71m) 1st High Jump Triton Invitational 5-8 3/4 (1.75m) 1st High Jump Bryan Clay Invitational 5-9 3/4 (1.77m) T-2nd High Jump Bobcat Classic 5-7 (1.70m) 1st Samantha Dicker 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 5:09.42* 10th 1500 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 5:00.85* 13th Sophie Eckel 10,000 meters Stanford Invitational 34:19.40 15th@ 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 16:59.22 19th@ Mackenzie Everett 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 4:53.03* 6th 800 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 2:26.88* 11th 1500 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 4:47.18* 6th 1500 meters Bobcat Classic 4:48.49 12th Shannon Fritz High Jump UTEP Springtime Invitational 5-5 3/4 (1.67m) 3rd Pole Vault UTEP Springtime Invitational 12-7 1/4 (3.84m) 2nd High Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 5-5 1/4 (1.66m) 3rd Pole Vault Don Kirby Tailwind Open 11-6 1/2 (3.52m) 3rd High Jump Bryan Clay Invitational 5-5 3/4 (1.67m) T-7th Pole Vault Bryan Clay Invitational NH NP High Jump Bobcat Classic 5-5 (1.65m) 7th Pole Vault Bobcat Classic 11-3 3/4 (3.45m) 7th Steffi Jones 800 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 2:15.24* 3rd 800 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 2:15.86* 4th 800 meters Triton Invitational 2:12.90 9th 800 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 2:12.95 57th 800 meters Bobcat Classic 2:13.75 4th Weini Kelati 1500 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 4:16.28 11th Kendall Kelly 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 4:43.63* 1st 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 9:53.10* 1st 1500 meters Triton Invitational 4:35.81 9th 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 16:33.54 6th@ Sarah Laverty 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 4:49.12* 4th 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 10:07.29* 2nd Allison Mady Shot Put UTEP Springtime Invitational 43-9 3/4 (13.35m) 1st Hammer Throw UTEP Springtime Invitational NM NP Shot Put Don Kirby Tailwind Open 43-11 3/4 (13.40m) 1st Shot Put Bryan Clay Invitational 44-7 1/2 (13.60m) 9th Shot Put Bobcat Classic 45-5 (13.84m) 3rd Emily Martin 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 10:27.39* 3rd 1500 meters Triton Invitational 4:31.42 3rd 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 16:42.66 9th@

Kyra Mohns 100 hurdles UTEP Springtime Invitational 14.58* 6th 400 hurdles UTEP Springtime Invitational 1:05.15* 10th 100 hurdles Don Kirby Tailwind Open 14.65* 8th 400 hurdles Don Kirby Tailwind Open 1:01.89* 2nd Shot Put Don Kirby Tailwind Open 37-8 1/2 (11.49m) 4th 100 hurdles Triton Invitational 14.51 12th 400 hurdles Triton Invitational 1:01.15 4th

* indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA altitude conversion • ! indicates a preliminary-round performance + indicates that performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA track-size conversion • # indicates UNM record • @ indicates a section (not overall) result

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 13 Women’s individual Performances NAME EVENT MEET TIME/MARK PLACE Kyra Mohns, cont. 400 hurdles Bryan Clay Invitational 59.93 8th Long Jump Bobcat Classic 18-1 1/2 (5.52m) 6th 400 hurdles Bobcat Classic 1:00.54 2nd Alondra Negrón Texidor 2000 steeplechase Don Kirby Tailwind Open 6:51.07 2nd 3000 steeplechase Bryan Clay Invitational 10:24.45 9th 1500 meters Bobcat Classic 4:30.98 3rd Charlotte Prouse 2000 steeplechase Don Kirby Tailwind Open 6:37.89 1st 3000 steeplechase Bryan Clay Invitational 10:03.97 1st Sara Reyes Javelin UTEP Springtime Invitational 138-9 (42.30m) 2nd Javelin Don Kirby Tailwind Open 126-4 (38.51m) 4th Javelin Bryan Clay Invitational 128-5 (39.14m) 12th Javelin Bobcat Classic 124-10 (38.04m) 3rd Larimar Rodriguez 800 meters Triton Invitational 2:19.37 39th Morgan Smith Javelin UTEP Springtime Invitational 111-7 (34.02m) 6th Javelin Don Kirby Tailwind Open 113-0 (34.45m) 6th Javelin Bobcat Classic 113-2 (34.50m) 5th Michelle Traynham Javelin Don Kirby Tailwind Open 155-3 (47.33m) 1st Javelin Bobcat Classic 146-8 (44.70m) 1st

Elizabeth Weiler 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 10:36.70* 4th 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 17:39.36 24th@ 1500 meters Bobcat Classic 4:46.45 10th Katherine Whiting Pole Vault UTEP Springtime Invitational 12-7 1/4 (3.84m) 1st Pole Vault Don Kirby Tailwind Open 11-6 1/2 (3.52m) 6th Pole Vault Bryan Clay Invitational 11-8 (3.56m) T-11th Pole Vault Bobcat Classic 11-9 3/4 (3.60m) T-5th Alice Wright 10,000 meters Stanford Invitational 32:15.73# 4th@

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 14 men’s individual Performances NAME EVENT MEET TIME/MARK PLACE Jason Atencio Pole Vault UTEP Springtime Invitational 14-9 (4.50m) 1st Pole Vault Don Kirby Tailwind Open 14-10 1/4 (4.53m) 6th Pole Vault Bryan Clay Invitational 15-8 1/2 (4.79m) 14th Pole Vault Bobcat Classic 15-3 3/4 (4.64m) 2nd Tanner Battikha Long Jump UTEP Springtime Invitational 24 3/4 (7.33m) 2nd 100 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 11.33* 12th Long Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 23-5 1/4 (7.14m) 10th Long Jump Bryan Clay Invitational 23-4 1/2 (7.12m) 12th Long Jump Bobcat Classic 23-2 3/4 (7.08m) 5th Triple Jump Bobcat Classic 44-11 (13.69m) 5th Miles Brinson Long Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 21-2 3/4 (6.47m) 18th Ryan Chase Shot Put UTEP Springtime Invitational 43-7 (13.28m) 5th Discus UTEP Springtime Invitational 124-0 (37.81m) 4th Long Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 24-6 1/4 (7.47m) 4th Shot Put Don Kirby Tailwind Open 42-11 3/4 (13.10m) 4th Long Jump Bryan Clay Invitational 23-3 1/2 (7.10m) 14th 110 hurdles Bobcat Classic 15.16 5th Pole Vault Bobcat Classic 14-2 3/4 (4.34m) T-7th Long Jump Bobcat Classic 23-2 3/4 (7.08m) 5th Discus Bobcat Classic 120-8 (36.78m) 14th Beau Clafton 400 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 50.43* 9th Shot Put UTEP Springtime Invitational 44-11 (13.69m) 3rd Discus UTEP Springtime Invitational 107-5 (32.74m) 6th 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 49.50* 13th 4x100 (1st leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open -- (40.42*) 1st 4x100 (1st leg) Triton Invitational -- (40.71) 2nd 400 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 50.19 52nd 110 hurdles Bobcat Classic 16.35 10th Long Jump Bobcat Classic 21-9 (6.63m) 11th Discus Bobcat Classic 114-7 (34.93m) 15th Javelin Bobcat Classic 173-8 (52.93m) 3rd

Ian Crowe-Wright 800 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 1:52.83* 4th 4x400 (4th leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open 52.1 (3:23.66*) 4th 1500 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 3:43.19 31st Bryan Cutler 200 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 22.66* 9th 400 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 51.68* 10th 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 49.58* 14th 4x400 (1st leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open 49.4 (3:23.66*) 4th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 22.91 83rd 400 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 49.66 42nd 400 meters Bobcat Classic 49.84 10th Brent Dionisio High Jump UTEP Springtime Invitational 6-5 (1.96m) 2nd High Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 6-8 (2.03m) 2nd High Jump Bryan Clay Invitational 6-7 (2.01m) T-12th High Jump Bobcat Classic 6-8 3/4 (2.05m) 1st Jared Garcia 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 8:40.63* 3rd 5000 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 14:37.82 8th@ Jonny Glen 2000 steeplechase Don Kirby Tailwind Open 5:58.81 1st 3000 steeplechase Bryan Clay Invitational 8:56.82 10th Alejandro Goldston 100 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 10.84* 4th 100 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 10.98* 9th 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 22.25* 12th 4x100 (2nd leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open -- (40.42*) 1st Long Jump Don Kirby Tailwind Open 21-10 1/4 (6.66m) 16th 100 meters Triton Invitational 10.85 9th 4x100 (2nd leg) Triton Invitational -- (40.71) 2nd 100 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 10.99 38th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 21.74 23rd 200 meters Bobcat Classic 21.87 11th Long Jump Bobcat Classic 22-1 3/4 (6.75m) 10th Isaac Gonzales 200 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 21.95* 3rd 400 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 50.02* 8th 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 21.95* 10th 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 48.46* 10th 200 meters Triton Invitational 21.88 7th 400 meters Triton Invitational 48.82 9th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 21.89 32nd 400 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 48.54* 17th 400 meters Bobcat Classic 49.13 9th 4x400 (3rd leg) Bobcat Classic 48.0 (3:10.79) 2nd

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 15 men’s individual Performances NAME EVENT MEET TIME/MARK PLACE Chris Graham 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 4:04.15* 6th 1500 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 3:58.06* 7th Jay Griffin 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 21.51* 4th 4x100 (4th leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open -- (40.42*) 1st 100 meters Triton Invitational 10.77 7th 4x100 (4th leg) Triton Invitational -- (40.71) 2nd 100 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 11.24 68th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 21.27 11th Omarei Gregory Triple Jump UTEP Springtime Invitational 45-6 1/4 (13.87m) 2nd Triple Jump Bryan Clay Invitational NM NP Long Jump Bobcat Classic 19-11 3/4 (6.09m) 13th Triple Jump Bobcat Classic 44-7 1/2 (13.60m) 6th Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 50.57* 19th 4x400 (2nd leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open 49.6 (3:23.66*) 4th 800 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 1:49.82 9th 800 meters Bobcat Classic 1:50.73 1st Mark Haywood 100 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 11.16* 6th 200 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 22.18* 5th 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 22.29* 13th 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 47.60* 5th 200 meters Triton Invitational 22.43 18th 400 meters Triton Invitational 48.43 5th 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 22.12 43rd 400 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 47.68 4th 400 meters Bobcat Classic 48.01 3rd 4x400 (1st leg) Bobcat Classic 48.2 (3:10.79) 2nd Josh Kerr 1500 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 3:35.01# 1st Daniel Lam Shot Put UTEP Springtime Invitational 43-8 (13.31m) 4th Discus UTEP Springtime Invitational 131-11 (40.20m) 3rd Pole Vault Don Kirby Tailwind Open 15-4 1/4 (4.68m) 5th Discus Don Kirby Tailwind Open 126-3 (38.49m) 3rd Pole Vault Bryan Clay Invitational 15-8 1/2 (4.79m) T-10th Pole Vault Bobcat Classic 16-5 3/4 (5.00m) 1st Discus Bobcat Classic 129-4 (39.43m) 11th Malik Matthews-Gordon Javelin Don Kirby Tailwind Open 188-8 (57.52m) 2nd Javelin Bryan Clay Invitational 181-1 (55.21m) 5th Javelin Bobcat Classic 184-9 (56.32m) 2nd Ben Parmoon 200 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 22.46* 7th 400 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 49.65* 7th 400 meters Bobcat Classic 48.60 7th 4x400 (2nd leg) Bobcat Classic 48.3 (3:10.79) 2nd Brandon Parrado 1500 meters UTEP Springtime Invitational 4:14.28* 11th 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 8:58.89* 8th Taylor Potter 3000 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 8:37.90* 1st 1500 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 3:56.35 204th 1500 meters Bobcat Classic 3:59.30 6th Carlos Salcido 200 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 21.12* 2nd 4x100 (3rd leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open -- (40.42*) 1st 200 meters Triton Invitational 21.25 2nd 400 meters Triton Invitational 47.09 2nd 4x100 (3rd leg) Triton Invitational -- (40.71) 2nd 200 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 20.91 (+4.7) 2nd 400 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 46.53 1st 200 meters Bobcat Classic 21.06 1st 4x400 (4th leg) Bobcat Classic 45.9 (3:10.79) 2nd Michael Wilson 400 meters Don Kirby Tailwind Open 50.07* 16th 4x400 (3rd leg) Don Kirby Tailwind Open 51.7 (3:23.66*) 4th 800 meters Bryan Clay Invitational 1:48.35 2nd

2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 16 Women’s Personal Records

Akeisha Ayanniyi Steffi Jones Alondra Negrón Texidor 60 meters: 7.63* 400 meters: 1:01.56^ 1,500 meters: 4:22^ (4:30.98&) 100 meters: 11.94^ 800 meters: 2:12.98*i/2:12.90o Mile: 4:40.52* 200 meters: 25.05^ (25.50*&) Long Jump: 19-9.25 (6.02m)^ (19-1 1/4/5.82m&) Weini Kelati Charlotte Prouse 1,500 meters: 4:16.28 1,500 meters: 4:22.15 natasha bernal 3,000 meters: 8:59.77* 3,000 meters: 9:28.48 800 meters: 2:14.42 5,000 meters: 15:37.03 5,000 meters: 16:01.15i/16:03.80o Mile: 4:50.61* 3,000 steeplechase: 9:44.62 Steeplechase: 10:15.90 Shalom Keller Johanna Briscoe 100 meters: 12.12^ Elizabeth Reyes 800 meters: 2:27.33^ 200 meters: 24.95^ (25.20*&) 800 meters: 2:31.04^ 1,500 meters: 4:56.95^ 400 meters: 55.37^ Mile: 5:16.52* 3,000 meters: 10:44.65^ kendall kelly Sara Reyes Alex Buck 800 meters: 2:24.76^ Discus: 73-11 (22.53m)^ 800 meters: 2:20.98^ 1,500 meters: 4:35.81 Javelin: 138-9 (42.30m) Mile: 4:57.46* Mile: 4:52.68* 1,500 meters: 4:38.42* larimar rodriguez 5,000 mters: 17:01.03^ 3,000 meters: 9:40.18* 100 meters: 12.84 5,000 meters: 16:48.75i/16:26.36o 200 meters: 25.50 Erynn Caldwell 400 meters: 56.61 (57.44&) Ednah Kurgat 60 meters: 7.70* 800 meters:2:14.72 100 meters: 11.97* Mile: 4:35.29* 200 meters: 25.52* 3,000 meters: 8:57.47 Morgan Smith 5,000 meters: 15:19.03 Pole Vault: 11-1 (3.38m)^ Keiran Casey Javelin: 116-1 (35.39m) 800 meters: 2:09.19*i/2:12.28*o Sarah Laverty 1,500 meters: 4:22.29 3,000 meters: 10:07.29*o Michelle Traynham Mile: 4:41.19* 5,000 meters: 18:28.84 3,000 meters: 9:58.49 10,000 meters: 35:35.46 Javelin: 155-3 (47.33m) 5,000 meters: 1746.64i/17.11.03o Elisabetta mackin Nakala Watson 100 meters: 12.76 Ada’ora Chigbo 60 hurdles: 10.44^ 60 hurdles: 9.56* 200 meters: 27.33i^/25.80o^ 100 hurdles: 15.03^ 400 meters: 1:03.19i^/58.86o^ High Jump: 6-0 (1.83m) 400 meters: 1:00.13^ Emily Crall elizabeth weiler 1600 meters: 5:10.49^ allison mady 1,500 meters: 4:41.65 3200 meters: 11:05.55^ Discus: 115-3 (35.13m)^ Mile: 5:09.76 Shot Put: 45-2 1/2 (13.78m)i/45-5 (13.84m)o 3,000 meters: 9:45.18 Anastasia Daliege Weight Throw: 46-3 1/4 (14.10m) 5,000 meters: 16:43.42 Long Jump: 18-5 (5.61m)^ Hammer Throw: 158-1 (48.19m) 10,000 meters: 35.19.90 Triple Jump: 35-11 1/2 (10.96m)^ Emily Martin Katherine Whiting Samantha Dicker 800 meters: 2:18.59 Pole Vault: 13-1 1/2 (4.00m)i/12-7 1/2 (3.85m)o 800 meters: 2:31.18^ 1,500 meters: 4:25.73 1,500 meters: 5:00.85* Mile: 4:54 alice Wright 3,000 meters: 10:32.57* 3,000 meters: 9:41.77 800 meters: 2:24.6 sophie Eckel 5,000 meters: 16.12.69 1,500 meters: 4:40.22 1,500 meters: 4:31.96 3,000 meters: 9:26.42 3,000 meters: 9:40.80 Tessa Mccormick 5,000 meters: 15:46.85i/15:45.87o 5,000 meters: 16:37.36i/16:08.09o 800 meters: 2:23.96 10,000 meters: 32:15.73# 10,000 meters: 34:19.40 1,500 meters: 4:29.19 3,000 meters: 9:40.76 Mackenzie everett 5,000 meters: 16:45.52 800 meters: 2:18.39 1,500 meters: 4:42.88* Sarah McKeever Mile: 4:55.10* 3,000 meters: 9:58.32* Pole Vault: 13-6 1/2 (4.13m) (13-2 1/2 [4.03m]&) Kaitlin Franklin Kyra Mohns 800 meters: 2:27.35* 60m hurdles: 8.89* 1600 meters: 5:23.71^ 100m hurdles: 14.51 400m hurdles: 59.93 Shannon Fritz 200 meters: 25.33 Pole Vault: 11-11 3/4 (3.65m)i/12-7 1/4 (3.84m)o 400 meters: 58.82 High Jump: 5-7 1/4 (1.71m) 800 meters: 2:21.02* High Jump: 5-5 1/4 (1.66m) Mariah Gordon Long Jump: 18-1 1/2 (5.52m) 100 meters: 12.46^ Triple Jump: 37-2 200 meters: 25.40^ Javelin: 125-11 (38.38m) 400 meters: 56.70^ (1:02.30*&) Shot Put: 39-8 (12.09m) Pentathlon: 3807 points Juanita Johnson Heptathlon: 5280 points 800 meters: 2:22.15^ 1 Mile: 5:17.78^

* indicates performance has been adjusted based on the NCAA altitude conversion # indicates performance is a school record !/Bold indicates performance was contested during 2016 Season ^ indicates performance was contested at previous school & indicates performance was best as a member of the New Mexico team % indicates performance was set as an unattached athlete 2018 NEW MEXICO TRACK & FIELD • 17 men’s Personal Records jason atencio Jonny Glen alexander palm Pole Vault: 16 3/4 (4.90m) 1,500 meters: 3:52.26 800 meters: 1:52.29* Mile: 4:12.70* 1,500 meters: 3:52.99 Tanner Battikha 3,000 meters: 8:18.03* Mile: 4:05.54* Long Jump: 24-5 (7.44m)/24-9 3/4 (7.56m)w 5,000 meters: 14:23.42 3,000 meters: 8:17.16 Triple Jump: 47-1 3/ 4 (14.37m) 5,000 meters: 14:34.06 Alejandro Goldston Miles Brinson 60 meters: 6.88 Ben Parmoon High Jump: 6-0 (1.83m)^ 100 meters: 10.56 (10.84*&) 200 meters: 22.40 Long Jump: 22-2 1/4 (6.76m) 200 meters: 21.19 (21.87&) 400 meters: 48.45*i/48.60o 400 meters: 50.13 Ryan Chase Long Jump: 23-7 1/2 (7.20m) Brandon Parado 60 meters: 6.98* 5,000 meters: 15:44.07i/15:21.36o 60 hurdles: 8.60* Isaac Gonzales 100 meters: 11.10^ 100 meters: 10.94^ Taylor potter 110mH: 14.61^ (15.16&) 200 meters: 21.99*i/21.88o 800 meters: 1:55.78* 1,500 meters: 3:55.82* 1,000 meters: 2:55.21 400 meters: 48.75*i/48.46*o Discus: 130-10 (39.88m)^ Mile: 4:09.66* High Jump: 6-4 1/4 (1.94m) chris Graham Javelin: 176-8 (5385m)^ carlos salcido 800 meters: 1:57.08* 100 meters: 10.63 (10.82&) Long Jump: 23-10 3/4 (7.28m)i/24-6 1/4 (7.47m)o 1,500 meters: 3:57.19* Pole Vault: 200 meters: 21.36*i#/21.01*o Mile: 4:17.08* 400 meters: 46.71*i/47.09o Shot Put: 45-4 (13.82m)^ (43-3&) 5,000 meters: 16:49.46^ Triple Jump: 46-7.75 (14.22m)^ Jacob Simonsen Heptathlon: 5,333 points Omarei Gregory Mile: 4:15.45* Long Jump: 22-5 (6.83m)^ beau Clafton 3,000 meters: 8:28.30 Triple Jump: 47-10 (14.58m)^ 5,000 meters: 14:43.11 60 meters: 6.94* 100 meters: 10.79^ (10.85&) Jay Griffin Gavin Sleeter 200 meters: 21.65^ 60 meters: 7.06* 400 meters: 48.70 400 meters: 49.50* 200 meters: 21.46*i/21.27o 1,500 meters: 4:57.54 800 meters: 1:50.47*i/1:51.26o 60m hurdles: 8.78* Kristian Uldbjerg Hansen Linton Taylor 110 hurdles: 16.90* 400 meters: 50.28 Mile: 4:07.99* Pole Vault: 13-5 1/4 (4.10m) 800 meters: 1:49.49 (1:50.34*i/1:49.82o&) 3,000 meters: 8:14.98* High Jump: 6-1 1/2 (1.87m) 1,500 meters: 3:54.99 5,000 meters: 14:28.33 Long Jump: 22-8 (6.91m) Discus: 120-9 (36.80m) john harari tyler valdez Javelin: 205-5 (62.61m)^ Pole Vault: 16 3/4 (4.90m) 800 meters: 1:57.65^ Shot Put: 46-8 1/4 (14.23) 1,500 meters: 4:00.75* Heptathlon: 5339 Mark haywood Mile: 4:15.48* Decathlon: 6769 points 200 meters: 21.90*/21.91o 3,000 meters: 8:31.04* 400 meters: 47.80*i/47.60*o Iaw Crowe-Wright Michael Wilson 800 meters: 1:51.51 Iolo Hughes 800 meters: 1:49.08*i/1:48.35o 1,500 meters: 3:44.34 1,500 meters: 3:47.27 Mile: 4:01.05* 800 meters: 1:53.19 1,500 meters: 3:48.53 Bryan Cutler Mile: 4:09.95 200 meters: 22.73*i/22.66*o 400 meters: 48.52 (49.27*i/49.58*o&) josh kerr 800 meters: 1:48.26*i/1:47.51*o Brent Dionisio 1,500 meters: 3:35.01# 100m: 11.95 Mile: 3:54.72# High Jump: 6-10 1/4 (2.09m) Long Jump: 21-5 1/4 (6.53m) Daniel Lam Triple Jump: 42-3 3/4 (12.9m) 60 meters: 7.15* 100 meters: 11.26 Camillo Dünninger 400 meters: 50.71 60 Meters: 7.45* 60 hurdles: 8.52* 100 Meters: 11.46^ 110 hurdles: 15.12* 400 Meters: 52.93^ High Jump: 6-3 1/4 (1.91m) 1,500 Meters: 4:39.37^ Pole Vault: 16-6 3/4 (5.05m) 60 hurdles: 8.95* Long Jump: 23-10 3/4 (7.28m) 110m Hurdles: 15.82^ Shot Put: 44-8 1/4 (13.62m) High Jump: 6-1 1/4 (1.87m)^ Discus: 136-6 (41.62m) Pole Vault: 13-5 1/4 (4.10m)^ Javelin: 164-8 (50.20m) Long Jump: 21-2 1/2 (6.46m)^ Decathlon: 7097 Shot Put: 43-1 1/2 (13.14m)^ Heptathlon: 5387 Discus Throw: 119-5 (36.42m)^ Javelin: 178-2 (54.31m)^ Malik Matthews-Gordon Decathlon: 6708 points Javelin: 200-0 (60.96m) jared garcia adam monroe Mile: 4:13.06* 400 meters: 50.16^ 3,000 Meters: 8:22.15*i/8:40.63*o 800 meters: 1:51.69* 5,000 Meters: 14:40.20* 1,600 meters: 4:36.08