Miner Track & Field Mircea Bogdan Contents 2005 Track & Field Media Guide Index _______________________________ 1 Roster ______________________________ 2 Kidd Field ___________________________ 3 Head Coach Bob Kitchens _____________ 4-5 Assistant Coaches ___________________ 6-7 Season Outlook _____________________ 8-9 All-American Desiree Crichlow __________ 10 Women’s Profiles __________________ 11-15 All-American Mircea Bogdan ___________ 16 All-American Mickael Hanany ___________ 17 Men’s Profiles _____________________ 18-23 2004 Indoor Results ________________ 24-25 2004 Outdoor Results _______________ 26-27 2004 Cross Country Results __________ 28-29 National Finishes ____________________ 30 National Champions ________________ 31-32 All-Americans _____________________ 33-37 Conference Finishes __________________ 38 Conference Champions _____________ 39-44 Women’s Record Book ________________ 45 Women’s Indoor Top 10 _______________ 46 Women’s Outdoor Top 10 ____________ 47-48 Men’s Record Book ___________________ 49 Men’s Indoor Top 10 __________________ 50 Men’s Outdoor Top 10 _______________ 51-52 UTEP Olympians _____________________ 53 UTEP Track & Field Hall of Fame ______ 54-55 El Paso, Texas ____________________ 56-57 UTEP ___________________________ 58-61 Academics _______________________ 62-63 Miner Village ______________________ 64-65 Larry K. Durham Sports Center _______ 66-67 Athletic Facilities ___________________ 68-69 Athletic Excellence _________________ 70-71 2005 NCAA Qualifying Standards ________ 72 Coaching Staff Head Coach: Bob Kitchens (Texas Tech ‘68) E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Mika Laaksonen (UTEP ‘95) E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Paul Ereng (Virginia ‘93) E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Calvin Robinson (Sam Houston St. ‘00) Quick Facts UTEP Track & Field E-Mail: [email protected] Location: El Paso, Texas Media Guide Credits Graduate Assistant: José van der Veen (UTEP ‘02) Founded: 1914 Editor: Charles Staniszewski E-Mail: [email protected] Enrollment: 18,542 Design & Layout: Charles Staniszewski President: Dr. Diana Natalicio Graduate Assistant: Keitha Moseley (Rice ‘02) Cover Design: Charles Staniszewski Director of Athletics: Bob Stull E-Mail: [email protected] Contributors: Jeff Darby, Brian Henry, Angela Olivas, Conference: Western Athletic (WAC) Track Secretary: Katie Jensen Ana Chavez, Kia Dowell Nickname: Miners Photos: Scott Bruhn, Christ Chavez, Laura Trejo, Javier Phone: 915-747-5812 Colors: Dark Blue, Orange, Silver Accent Vicencio Fax: 915-747-6849 Assoc. AD/Media Relations: Jeff Darby Printed By: Paydirt Printing Track Athletic Trainer: Tom Lechtenberg (Kansas State ‘01) W: 915-747-6652; C: 915-204-0642; H: 915-585-7445 [email protected] 2004 Season Asst. Director (Track Contact): Charles Staniszewski On The Cover W: 915-747-6653; C: 915-204-6891; H: 915-760-5660 UTEP’s track and field Men’s Indoor WAC Finish ______ 2nd (133 pts) [email protected] NCAA All-Americans Men’s Indoor NCAA Finish ____ t42nd (4.5 pts) Asst. Director: Angela Olivas Mircea Bogdan, Mickael Men’s Outdoor WAC Finish _____ 2nd (147 pts) W: 915-747-6451; C: 915-256-1977 Hanany and Desiree Men’s Outdoor Regional Finish _ 14th (15.5 pts) [email protected] Crichlow. Men’s Outdoor NCAA Finish _____ t50th (4 pts) Asst. Director: Brian Henry Women’s Indoor WAC Finish ____ 4th (85 pts) W: 915-747-5722; C: 915-472-6038 [email protected] Women’s Indoor NCAA Finish _________ DNS Media Relations Fax: 915-747-5444 Women’s Outdoor WAC Finish ___ 6th (67 pts) Website: www.utepathletics.com Women’s Outdoor Regional Finish ___ 10th (27 pts) Women’s Outdoor NCAA Finish _______ DNS 499 NCAA All-Americans | 1 UTEP has added apartment-style living, the first of its kind on campus, to its community. The new UTEP housing, known as Miner Vil- lage, features one-bedroom, two-bedroom and four-bedroom units. Miner Village’s 12 apartment-style residence halls offer several floor plans, from cozy effi- ciencies to two- and four-bedroom units. Miner Village also features a community building which houses study rooms, a recreation area, private mailboxes and administrative offices. The units are within walking distance to lec- tures, labs and other activities, as well as a short distance from the Sun Bowl and the Don Haskins Center. There are no extended monthly fees in Miner Village – all utilities are included. The units also feature basic cable, laundry facilities, in- dependently controlled refrigerated air, local telephone service and voice messaging. All residents of Miner Village also have access to free on-campus parking at Miner Village, as well as direct access to the internet from their rooms. The units have campus security, as well as a housing administrative staff that is available Monday through Friday. Miner Village • Local telephone service • Basic cable • Internet access • Laundry facilities • Free campus parking • 24-hour campus security • Recreational areas • Full kitchens • All utilities included 64 | 20 NCAA Team Titles 499 NCAA All-Americans | 65 The Larry K. Durham Sports Center opened its doors in August, 2002. Named for successful businessman and former Miner football standout Larry Durham, the 65,000- square foot building, situated adjacent to the Sun Bowl, features: Hall of Champions Honoring UTEP’s athletic heritage...the room is utilized for university and Department of Intercollegiate Athletics receptions and functions...features include: 11 flat screen TVs (three hanging, eight set into wall); seven swivel ban- ners, showcasing sports currently sponsored by UTEP; and photos of football great Ken Heineman, track and field standout Suleiman Nyambui and the 1966 national cham- pion Miner men’s basketball team. Strength and Conditioning Center Boasts 11,420 square feet of space (old weight room was less than 5,000 square feet), and is utilized by all UTEP student-athletes...features include: open space with 22 stations for all Olympic lifting; all-new equipment; two of- fice areas, one storage area and a juice bar. Football Complex Features include: 12 coaches’ offices and one conference room; business center; video equipment room; kitchen- ette and storage area. Football Locker Room First-class and luxurious with 120 individually milled wooden lockers...also features an open meeting area, showers and bathroom facilities. Sports Medicine Center Encompasses 4,798 square feet of space (old training room was 2,064 square feet), and is utilized by all UTEP student-athletes...features include: taping and treatment areas; one hot and one cold whirlpool in the Hydro Therapy Center; X-ray and exam rooms. Athlete Equipment Center Features include: six dryers and three washers; upper space for storage, sewing machine, etc.; 160 small lock- ers for student-athletes to store uniforms and practice gear. Student-Athlete Lounge and Computer Center Features 14 computers which are utilized by student-ath- letes between classes and prior to practice...student-ath- lete lounge has three TVs, vending machines, etc. Human Performance and Bio Mechanics Laboratory A Kinesiology lab for students. Other Durham Center Features Six football positional meeting rooms; one large football meeting room; separate locker rooms for male and female students and coaches. 66 | 20 NCAA Team Titles 499 NCAA All-Americans | 67 68 | 20 NCAA Team Titles 499 NCAA All-Americans | 69 70 | 20 NCAA Team Titles 499 NCAA All-Americans | 71 2005 Qualifying Standards Indoor Indoor Outdoor Men’s NCAA Qualifying Standards Women’s NCAA Qualifying Standards Men’s Regional Qualifying Standards Automatic Provisional Automatic Provisional Altitude Event FAT MT FAT MT Event FAT MT FAT MT Adjustment 55 6.14@ – 6.24@ – 55 6.75@ – 6.92@ – Event FAT MT 3k-5,999/6k+ 60 6.62@ – 6.72@ – 60 7.27@ – 7.44@ – 100 10.50 – +.03/+.06 55 Hurdles 7.17@ – 7.38@ – 55 Hurdles 7.58@ – 7.86@ – 200 21.19 – +.07/+.12 60 Hurdles 7.70@ – 7.91@ – 60 Hurdles 8.15@ – 8.43@ – 400 47.26 47.0 +.11/+.21 200 200 800 1:50.40 1:51.1 (under 200/220y) 21.33 – 21.73 – (under 200/220y) 23.70 – 24.30 – 1500 3:48.21 3:47.9 (200/220y) 21.08 – 21.48 – (200/220y) 23.50 – 24.10 – Mile 4:06.61 4:06.3 (banked/over 200/220y) 20.83 – 21.23 – (banked/over 200/220y) 23.30 – 23.90 – Steeplechase 9:08.15 9:07.9 400 400 5000 14:15.75 14:15.5 (under 200/220y) 46.85 46.6 48.05 47.8 (under 200/220y) 53.00 52.7 55.00 54.7 10000 - Auto. 29:00.00 28:59.7 (200/220y) 46.45 46.2 47.65 47.4 (200/220y) 52.70 52.4 54.70 54.4 10000 - Prov. 29:45.00 29:44.7 (banked/over 200/220y) 46.05 45.8 47.25 47.0 (banked/over 200/220y) 52.40 52.1 54.40 54.1 110 Hurdles 14.33 – +.04/+.08 800 800 400 Hurdles 52.51 52.2 +.11/+.21 (200/220y or less) 1:48.60 1:48.3 1:50.10 1:49.8 (200/220y or less) 2:06.05 2:05.8 2:09.40 2:09.1 400 Relay 40.66 40.4 +.12/+.24 (banked/over 200/220y) 1:48.00 1:47.7 1:49.50 1:49.2 (banked/over 200/220y) 2:05.65 2:05.4 2:09.00 2:08.7 440y Relay 40.86 40.6 +.12/+.24 Mile Mile 1600 Relay 3:10.00 3:09.7 +.44/+.84 (200/220y or less) 4:00.10 3:59.8 4:05.70 4:05.4 (200/220y or less) 4:39.10 4:38.8 4:47.60 4:47.3 Mile Relay 3:11.20 3:10.9 +.44/+.84 (banked/over 200/220y) 3:59.30 3:59.0 4:04.90 4:04.6 (banked/over 200/220y) 4:38.50 4:38.2 4:47.00 4:46.7 3000 3000 High Jump 2.10 (6-10 3/4) (200/220y or less) 7:57.30 7:57.0 8:06.30 8:06.0 (200/220y or less) 9:16.80 9:16.5 9:35.80 9:35.5 Pole Vault 5.50 (16-6 3/4) (banked/over 200/220y) 7:56.00 7:55.7 8:05.00 8:04.7 (banked/over 200/220y) 9:16.00 9:15.7 9:35.00 9:34.7 Long Jump 7.34 (24-1) 5000 5000 Triple Jump 15.08 (49-5 3/4) (200/220y or less) 13:55.00 13:54.7 14:60.90 14:16.6 (200/220y or less) 16:11.60 16:11.3 16:46.60 16:46.3 Shot Put 16.61 (54-6) (banked/over 200/220y) 13:53.10 13:52.8 14:15.00 14:14.7 (banked/over 200/220y) 16:10.00 16:09.7 16:45.00 16:44.7 Discus 50.37 (165-3) 1600 Relay 1600 Relay Javelin 61.62 (202-2) (under 200/220y) 3:09.30 3:09.0 3:13.60 3:13.3 (under 200/220y) 3:35.90 3:35.6 3:42.40 3:42.1 Hammer 55.63 (182-6) (200/220y) 3:07.70 3:07.4 3:12.00 3:11.7 (200/220y) 3:34.70 3:34.4 3:41.20 3:40.9 Decathlon - Auto.