Meet Notes - Arizona State Sun Devils

For Immediate Release - Jan. 14, 2015
SUN DEVIL TRACK & FIELD
Asst. Media Relations Director: Kathryn Roberts | kathrynroberts47@asu.edu | (480) 965-1237 | thesundevils.com
SEASON WEEK 1 • INDOOR WEEK 1
Meet #1 (Indoor #1)
at NAU Friday Night Duals
January 16
Flagstaff, Ariz.
hosted by Northern Arizona University
2015 INDOOR SEASON SCHEDULE
DateMeet
Location
J
16 at NAU Friday Night Duals
Flagstaff, Ariz.
24 at Texas A&M Quad.
College Station, Texas
F 13-14 at Don Kirby Elite
Albuquerque, N.M.
13-14 at Husky Classic
Seattle, Wash.
20 at NAU Tune-Up
Flagstaff, Ariz.
21 at Alex Wilson Invite
South Bend, Ind.
27-28 at MPSF Championships
Seattle, Wash.
M 13-14 at NCAA Champs.
Fayettville, Ark.
2015 OUTDOOR SEASON SCHEDULE
DateMeet
Location
M20-21Baldy Castillo InviteTempe
27-28
ASU Pac-12 vs. Big Ten InviteTempe
A 3-4 at Stanford Invite
Palo Alto, Calif.
9-11 Sun Angel Track ClassicTempe
9-10 at Jim Click Multis
Tucson, Ariz.
16-18 at Mt. SAC Relays
Walnut, Calif.
23-25 at Drake Relays
Des Moines, Iowa
24-25 at Triton Invitational
San Diego, Calif.
M 2
Dual vs. Arizona
Tempe
3 at Payton Jordan Invitational
Palo Alto, Calif.
9-10 at Pac-12 Multis
Los Angeles, Calif.
16-17 at Pac-12 Championships
Los Angeles, Calif.
21-23 at Tucson Elite
Tucson, Ariz.
28-30 at NCAA Prelims - West
Austin, Texas
J 10-13 at NCAA Champs.
Eugene, Ore.
All dates and sites subject to change; home meets in maroon
Check host team web sites for meet schedules for each event
ASU T&F To Open Season At NAU
On Friday
TEMPE, Ariz. -The Arizona State University track and field teams are set to
kick off the 2015 season on Friday, opening the indoor portion of the schedule
in Flagstaff at Northern Arizona’s Friday Night Duals at the Walkup Skydome.
Competition is set to begin at 3 p.m. MT with the men’s pole vault, women’s long
jump, and women’s shot put. The events on the track are set to kick off at 5 p.m.
MT with the men’s mile.
“We’ll open up this year at the Friday Night Duals,” Director of Track and Field
Greg Kraft said. “It’s a chance for a lot of our athletes to get out there and give
an effort and shake off the competition rust. The primary focus is just to get out
there and to get the season rolling. This is an important opportunity for us as a
coaching staff to see the athletes compete in a live setting.”
Along with facing off against the Lumberjacks, ASU will see competition from
Pac-12 rival Arizona, Grand Canyon University, Southern Utah, and San Diego
State. Meet results will be available via nauathletics.com, and follow along as the
meet progresses on Twitter at @SunDevilTFXC.
MEET EVENT BREAKDOWN
NAU Friday Night Duals
FIELD EVENTS (All Times MT)
Men’s Pole Vault (3 p.m.)
Tanner Greeley, Dillon Groener, Jacob Flores, Matthew Eckles, Josiah Becker
Women’s Pole Vault (To follow completion of men’s PV)
Kristiana Warth, Nicole Kennedy, Haleigh Fritts
Women’s Long Jump (3 p.m.)
Jasmine Gibbs, Kendra Purifoye
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Women’s Shot Put (3 p.m.)
Magdalyn Ewen, Alex Hartig, Ashley Weber
Men’s Shot Put (Follows women’s SP)
Lyle Lillie, Thomas Anderson, Kyle Long
Women’s Weight Throw (Follows men’s SP)
Ashley Weber, Jessika Byrd, Magdalyn Ewen
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Men’s Weight Throw (Follows women’s WT)
Ryan Leslie, Kyle Lillie, Kyle Long
PAC-12
• Pac-12.com
MPSF
• MPSports.org
Women’s Triple Jump (To follow after completion of men’s long jump at 3:30
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Coach Kraft / Notes
HEAD COACH GREG KRAFT
Greg Kraft is in his 19th year with the Sun Devil program and
has built it into a national power. During the 2008 season, his
men and women captured the NCAA Indoor Championships,
only the second time in the history of the event that the same
school swept both titles. The title was the second in a row for
the women and their third overall (2007 outdoor) and the first
for the men. Dating back to the 2006 seasons, the Sun Devil
women have won the Pac-10 three times, the MPSF twice, the
NCAA indoor twice, the NCAA outdoor once and the NCAA
West Region outdoor once. The men have added one NCAA
indoor and one NCAA West Region outdoor crown to that collection as well. The ASU men took the 2012 Indoor MPSF title
en route to a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Championships.
Individually, athletes have excelled under the 2008 Men’s
and Women’s USTFCCCA National Indoor Coach of the Year,
including seven-time NCAA multi-event champion Jacquelyn
Johnson, who also advanced to the Olympic Games in the
heptathlon after winning her fourth NCAA heptathlon title. In
2009, two men captured three NCAA titles, including Ryan
Whiting sweeping in the indoor and outdoor shot put crown
and Jason Lewis won the indoor weight throw. In 2010,
Whiting swept the shot put once again and added a discus
crown before being name a finalist for the Bowerman Award.
Jordan Clarke followed Whiting’s footsteps in 2011, winning
the NCAA outdoor shot put crown himself and continuing the
trend in sweeping the 2012 indoor and outdoor titles.
At the conference level, the Sun Devils have dominated on
the women’s side with three titles in a row (2006-08) while the
men have finished as the meet runner-up three straight years
from 2008-10. His athletes have collected 71 individual titles
and added another 16 relay crowns in the Pac-12 and 57 individual and 11 relay titles at the MPSF level before going on to
collect 181 All-America honors individually and another 26 in
relays indoors and outdoors.
Along with Johnson, other impressive names that have been
coached by Kraft include 2004 Olympic Long Jump Champion
Dwight Phillips and 2008 U.S. Long Jump Champion Trevell
Quinley and school record holders Chris Benard (TJ) and
Bryan McBride (HJ).
BY THE NUMBERS
Athletic Honors
NCAA Champions (Team)
NCAA Champions (Individual)
NCAA All-Americans - TF (Individual)
NCAA All-Americans - TF (Relay)
NCAA All-Americans - XC
NCAA West Region Titles (Team)
NCAA West Region Titles (Individual)
NCAA West Region Titles (Relay)
Pac-12 Champions (Team)
Pac-12 Champions (Individual)
Pac-12 Champions (Relay)
Pac-12 Champions (XC Individ.)
MPSF Indoor Titles (Team)
MPSF Indoor Titles (Individual)
MPSF Indoor Titles (Relay)
M
1
15
97
19
5
1
7
4
0
32
14
0
2
30
5
W
3
17
115
13
13
4
15
6
3
48
4
2
2
40
8
Academic Honors
CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (TF)
CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (XC)
CoSIDA Academic All-Region VIII (XC/TF)
USTFCCCA All-Academic (T&F/XC)
USTFCCCA Scholar-Athlete of the Year
USTFCCCA Academic Team of the Year
Academic All-Pac-12 (TF - 1st/2nd Tm)
Academic All-Pac-12 (XC - 1st/2nd Tm)
M
11
2
22
39
3
1
102
56
W
9
1
24
74
3
2
100
41
Coach of the Year Honors
USTFCCCA National Women’s (Out) ......................................... ‘07
USTFCCCA National Women’s (In)....................................... ‘07, ‘08
USTFCCCA National Men’s (In)................................................... ‘08
USTFCCCA Region Women’s (Out) ...................... ‘96, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
USTFCCCA Region Women’s (In) ...................................... ‘07. ‘08
USTFCCCA Region Men’s (In) ..................................... ‘08, ‘10, ‘12
USTFCCCA District Women’s (Out) .................................... ‘06, ‘07
Pac-12 Conference (women) ....................................... ‘06, ‘07, ‘08
Southeastern Conference (women) ........................................... ‘96
MPSF Indoor (women) ........................................................ ‘07, ‘08
MPSF Indoor (men)............................................................... ‘12, ‘13
(through 2014 Outdoor Season)
2
p.m.)
Keyasia Tibbs, Darryel Woodson, Chelsea Chess
Men’s High Jump (4 p.m.)
Edmond Baker
Women’s High Jump (Follows men’s HJ)
Kendra Purifoye
TRACK EVENTS
Men’s 60m Dash Final (5:20 p.m.)
Devan Spann
Women’s 60m Dash Final (5:30 p.m.)
Jasmine Gibbs
Men’s 800m Run (5:40 p.m.)
Michael Julian, Trevor Landry
Women’s 800m Run (5:45 p.m.)
Paisley Pettway
Men’s 40m Dash (5:55 p.m.)
Cody Moore, Ronny Hall
Women’s 400m Dash (6:05 p.m.)
LaTroya Franklin, Melese Crozier
Men’s 60mH Final (6:25 p.m.)
Cameron Taylor
Women’s 60mH Final (6:35 p.m.)
Kendra Purifoye
Women’s 200m Dash (7 p.m.)
Brianna Tate, Sara McDonald
Men’s 4x400m Relay (7:45 p.m.)
Ronny Hall, Cody Moore, Trevor Landry, Michael Julian, Devan Spann
Women’s 4x400m Relay (8 p.m.)
Sara McDonald, LaTroya Franklin, Melese Crozier, Brianna Tate, Paisley Pettway
THE 2015 INDOOR SCHEDULE
Following the season opener at NAU, the Sun Devils will head to College Station, Texas, for the Texas A&M Quadrangular on Jan. 24, and will follow that
meet with a trip to Albuquerque, N.M., for the New Mexico Collegiate Invitational on Jan. 31.
ASU’s first split weekend is Feb. 13-14, with the distance runners going to the
Husky Classic, while the rest of the team returns to New Mexico for the Don
Kirby Elite Invitational.
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Awards / Notes
The MPSF Indoor Championships are set for Feb. 27-28 in Seattle, Wash., and athletes
who qualify for the 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships will compete on March 13-14 in
Fayetteville, Ark.
“Our season really takes off when we go to Texas A&M,” Kraft said. “Then we have another opportunity to compete as a team when we go to New Mexico at the end of January.
Then, we have a couple weeks to regroup and give the team some rest before we have our
split weekend, with the distance athletes running at the Husky Classic, and the rest of the
team back in New Mexico for the Don Kirby Elite Invitational. The unique part of the indoor season is that it’s very difficult to end the season in the top-16 in the country, which is
how you qualify for the NCAA meet. I think this schedule gives our student athletes three
or four times to get a really solid qualifying mark. ”
SUN DEVILS TO HOST FOUR HOME MEETS IN 2015
ASU will host four meets at Sun Angel Stadium in 2015, opening the outdoor portion of
the schedule with the Baldy Castillo Invitational on March 20-21.
The Sun Devils will also debut the new Arizona State Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Invitational,
where ASU will host Arizona UCLA, Indiana, Michigan, and Nebraska, in a meet that will
be scored by team and by league affiliation.
April 9-11 will mark the running of the 36th Sun Angel Track Classic, and then the Sun
Devils will close out the home slate on May 2 with the Duel in the Desert against the Pac12 rival Wildcats.
SUN DEVIL MEDIA RELATIONS
Track & Field Contact . ............................ Kathryn Roberts
Contact Email .......................... kathrynroberts47@asu.edu
Contact Phone ........................................... (480) 965-1237
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2014-15 SEASON AWARDS
2014 CROSS COUNTRY
USTFCCCA All-American - Women
• Shelby Houlihan (9th place)
USTFCCCA West Region Champion - Women
• Shelby Houlihan
USTFCCCA All-West Region - Women
• Shelby Houlihan (1st place)
• Adriana Olivas (20th place)
USTFCCCA All-West Region - Men
• Ryan Herson (8th place)
• CJ Albertson (25th place)
Pac-12 Champion - Women
• Shelby Houlihan
All-Pac-12 Conference - Women
• Shelby Houlihan (1st Place) - First Team
Academic All-Pac-12 Conference - Women
• Miranda Kewley (2nd), Jenna Maack (2nd), Kala Stone
(2nd), Shelby Houlihan (HM), Payton Schutte (HM), Kayla
Springford (HM)
Academic All-Pac-12 Conference - Men
• CJ Albertson (1st), Cody Brazeal (1st), Tommy Williams
(2nd), Jeff Bickert (HM), Ryan Herson (HM), Daniel Wong
(HM)
2014 Indoor Track and Field
“At the meets we’re hosting, there will be traditional powers, like Texas A&M, who will
run at our meets, and we will also be having a Pac-12/Big Ten challenge, where UCLA
and Arizona will pair up with us as we go against Michigan, Nebraska and Indiana,” Kraft
said. “The Sun Angel Classic continues to grow and be refined and will be an outstanding
event for us.”
Complete 2015 Home Schedule:
March 20-21: Baldy Castillo Invitational
March 27-28: ASU Pac-12 vs. Big Ten Invitational
April 9-11: 36th Sun Angel Track Classic
May 2: Duel In the Desert - Arizona vs. Arizona State
The 2015 Pac-12 Outdoor Championships are set for back-to-back weekends on May
9-10 and May 16-17. UCLA will host the meet at Drake Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif.
Athletes who qualify for the NCAA West Regional will travel to Austin, Texas, on May
28-30, with hopes to qualify for the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships, June 10-13, in
Eugene, Ore.
ASU TO COMPETE AT 2015 DRAKE RELAYS
On April 23-25, the Sun Devils will travel to Des Moines, Iowa, to compete at the 106th
Drake Relays, presented by Hy-Vee at Drake Stadium.
“The Drake Relays has really tried to do a lot of unique things for the sport of track and
field,” Kraft said. “They have asked us to come for years and this year we agreed to go back
and participate in the relays and be a part of the team challenge there. Obviously, Shelby
Houlihan is very excited because that’s where her first great races were, winning the Iowa
State Championship at Drake Stadium. It really is a neat situation for us to go back and do
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National Rankings / Notes
USTFCCCA RANKINGS - MEN
Jan. 6, 2015
School
2014 Final
1.Florida........................................................................ 3
2.Oregon....................................................................... 1
3.Arkansas..................................................................... 2
4. Texas A&M................................................................ 8
5. Penn State................................................................ 32
6.Nebraska.................................................................. 17
7.Stanford.................................................................... 12
8.Texas......................................................................... 20
9. Texas Tech................................................................ 30
10. LSU............................................................................. 8
11. Georgia..................................................................... 26
12. Villanova.................................................................. 32
13. Alabama..................................................................... 6
14. Purdue...................................................................... 32
15. Wisconsin................................................................ 11
16. Kennesaw State..................................................... NR
17. Akron....................................................................... 16
18. Houston.................................................................... 52
19. Iowa State................................................................. 26
20. Florida State............................................................... 4
21. Kent State................................................................. 45
22. Michigan State......................................................... 40
23. UCLA....................................................................... 64
24. Ohio State................................................................ 56
25. TCU........................................................................ NR
Rankings are based upon points earned by individuals and
relays and their respective ranks on the national lists (based
upon their season best marks)
something a little different from a relay standpoint but also to try and support
our sport of track and field as we continually fight to carve a niche and try to
make ourselves a little more fan friendly and a little more TV friendly. As the
stature of our program increases, we have to be sensitive to the overall needs of
our program from an exposure standpoint.”
HOULIHAN EARNS INVITATION TO MILLROSE GAMES
Senior Shelby Houlihan, reigning NCAA outdoor champion in the 1500m
run is one of the few collegiate competitors to earn an invitation to run in the
2015 NYRR Millrose Games on Saturday, Feb. 14 at the Armory in Washington
Heights, Manhattan, N.Y.
The women’s Wanamaker Mile is set to run at 7:20 p.m. ET.
“Shelby Houlihan has been invited to run this year at the Millrose Games,” Kraft
said. “The mile is one of the signature events of the Millrose Games and her being invited shows you the kind of respect she has nationally. Shelby will be running against some of the best milers in the world. She’ll have her first experience
of running in prime time under the lights in indoor track.”
Assistant and head cross country coach Louie Quintana ran in the men’s Wanamaker Mile when he competed at Villanova.
More information is available at nyrrmillrosegames.org.
ASU’S 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONS-HOULIHAN & MCBRIDE
The Arizona State track and field squads added to its streak of producing at least
one NCAA Champion since the 2006 season, adding two more in 2014 with
Shelby Houlihan becoming ASU’s first-ever 1500m champion and Bryan McBride winning ASU’s first title in the high jump since Kyle Arney won the event
in 1977. Houlihan won her race in 4:18.10, while McBride set a new lifetime
best with a clearance of 2.28m (7-05.75), which sits as the No. 2 mark in school
history.
COACH KRAFT’S THOUGHTS ON 2015
“I think this year our team is probably slanted toward more of an NCAA Championship type team,” Kraft said. “On the men’s side we have Bryan McBride, a returning national champion, and on the women’s side we have Shelby Houlihan
back this year. One of our goals is always to be in the top 10 nationally, which
normally takes around 20 points. With a national champion, you already have
10 points so you are halfway there.”
“I think last year we had a little more veteran experience and this year we are
relying a bit more on some new people that I think will develop into champions, like if you look at a student athlete like Maggie Ewen. A realistic goal for
us would be to finish in the top three of the conference, given the youth of our
team. As of right now, I wouldn’t consider us to have championship depth. I’m
not saying that we won’t develop it, but going into our first meet and looking
at our roster and all the new people we added to the program, it remains to be
seen.”
“Arguably our best sprinter, Jamol James, who has competed in the Olympic
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National Rankings / Notes
Games and the World Championships, won’t compete until outdoors. So when
you are missing a component like that, it has a tremendous impact on your team
score at the indoor conference meet. When you look at our returning veterans
like Bryan (McBride) and Shelby (Houlihan) you feel comfortable and start to
think that their 10 points at the conference level can become 10 points at the
national level. We try and just focus on ourselves and our development.”
THE COACHING STAFF
The Sun Devils have added two assistant coaches to the staff this season, Jeremy
Rasmussen, returning to his role of assistant, which he previously held in 200607, and Otis McDaniel joining the program from Alabama,
Rasmussen is in his second year back at ASU after an assistant coaching stint at
Illinois from 2007-13. Last season, Rasmussen served as director of operations,
and will now coach the distance athletes both during track season and cross
country, along with head cross country coach Louie Quintana. Rasmussen will
also continue to serve as ASU’s home meet director.
McDaniel spent the last two years as a volunteer assistant at Alabama, and was
a four-time All-American on the track at TCU from 2006-09. A PanAm Junior
champion in the 200m, McDaniel will assist Ronnie Williams with the sprinters.
MORE ON THE 2014 SEASON
The Sun Devils also picked up second-team All-America accolades for the
women’s 4x100m relay team of LaTroya Franklin, Asiah Gooden, Alycia Herring, and Brianna Tate, while Anna Jelmini earned second-team honors in the
discus. Both men’s relays earned first-team All-America honors, with Daveon
Collins, Will Henry, Devan Spann, and Ryan Milus competing in the 4x100m,
while Collins, Henry, Spann, and Keith Cleveland ran the 4x400m.
USTFCCCA RANKINGS - WOMEN
Jan. 6, 2015
School
2014 Final
1.Florida........................................................................ 3
2. Texas A&M................................................................ 5
3.Oregon....................................................................... 1
4.Georgia....................................................................... 3
5.Texas........................................................................... 2
6.Kentucky.................................................................... 9
7.Arkansas..................................................................... 6
8.Providence............................................................... 55
9. Florida State............................................................. 39
10. Georgetown............................................................. 16
11. Stanford...................................................................... 7
12. Kansas State........................................................... NR
13. Oklahoma State....................................................... 15
14. Maryland.................................................................. 54
15. Michigan.................................................................. 33
16. UCLA....................................................................... 29
17. Texas Tech.............................................................. NR
18. Auburn..................................................................... 12
19. Michigan State......................................................... 35
20. Mississippi State...................................................... 10
21. Clemson................................................................... 45
22. Wisconsin................................................................ 43
23. Southern Illinois................................................... NR
24. Missouri................................................................... 16
25. North Carolina...................................................... NR
Rankings are based upon points earned by individuals and
relays and their respective ranks on the national lists (based
upon their season best marks)
Indoors, Houlihan earned first-team All-America honors in the mile and second-team honors in the 3000m, while Jelmini earned first-team honors in the
shot put. Ryan Milus finished as the national runner-up in the 60m, while Tatum Benard-Taylor earned second-team honors in the same event.
HEAD COACH GREG KRAFT
Head Coach Greg Kraft is entering his 19th year as the leader of the Sun Devil
program, a tenure that has brought Arizona State back to the top of the standings
in both the NCAA and Pac-12 events. Since his hiring, the program has continued to evolve into one of the more well rounded in the nation with strength
on the track, in the field, and in cross country. Kraft and his staff have worked
diligently to reach their goals of championships and success in education. His
program has annually produced some of the top individuals in the nation with
28 of the program’s 59 individual and relay national titles won since 2004, while
both his teams and individual student-athletes have garnered national academic
acclaim. Prior to his arrival, the program boasted one NCAA Championship
(Men’s Outdoor Track & Field, 1977) and one Pac-12 Championship (Men’s
Outdoor Track & Field, 1981). In the last seven years, his Sun Devils have captured four national crowns (2007 Women’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field,
2008 Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track & Field) and added three Pac-12 Championships (Women’s Outdoor Track & Field, 2006-08). Kraft’s teams have finished in the Top 10 of the NCAA Track & Field Championships on 22 occasions
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Roster / Notes
2015 SUN DEVIL WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER
Sun Devil
Macy Bricks
Kiera Bulluck
Jessika Byrd
Chelsea Chess
Shaina Corbin
Alyssa Cornell
Melese Crozier
Magdalyn Ewen
Makenna Fisher
LaTroya Franklin
Haleigh Fritts
Jasmine Gibbs
Alex Hartig
Shelby Houlihan
Ginger Jarchow
Melanie Johnson
Cristina Juan Torres
Andrea Kemmerrer
Nicole Kennedy
Miranda Kewley
Natalie Krafft
Anna Long
Jenna Maack
Sara McDonald
Adriana Olivas
Lea Patek
Paisley Pettway
Kendra Purifoye
Payton Schutte
Kayla Springford
Kala Stone
Brianna Tate
Keyasia Tibbs
Chelsey Totten
Mia Townsend
Kristiana Warth
Ashley Weber
Darreyl Woodson
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EVT
Distance
Sprints
Throws
Sprints
Distance
Throws
Sprints
Throws
Distance
Sprints
Pole Vault
Sprints/Hurdles
Throws
Middle Distance
Throws
Throws
Distance
Pole Vault
Pole Vault
Distance
Distance
Distance
Distance
Sprints
Distance
Distance
Sprints
Multis
Distance
Distance
Distance
Sprints
Jumps
Distance
Middle Distance
Pole Vault
Throws
Jumps
YR
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
R-So.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
R-Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
R-Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Hometown (Last School)
Clovis HS (Buchanan HS)
Lewiston, Mont. (Fergus HS)
Riverside, Calif. (Riverside CC)
El Paso, Texas (Coronado HS)
Ashland, Ohio (Ashland HS)
Livingston, Mont. (Park HS)
Fresno, Calif. (Edison HS)
St. Francis, Minn. (St. Francis HS)
Des Moines, Iowa (Southeast Polk HS)
Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Jordan HS)
Mesa, Ariz. (Perry HS)
Oceanside, Calif. (Kansas State)
Great Bend, Kan. (Great Bend)
Sioux City, Iowa (East HS)
Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial HS)
Santa Maria, Calif. (Ernest Righetti HS)
Elche Spain (IES Pedro Ibarra Ruiz)
Avondale, Ariz. (Westview HS)
Boise, Idaho (Nevada)
Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Scottsdale Christian Academy)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS)
Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark JC)
Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)
Merton, Wis. (Arrowhead HS)
Long Beach, Calif. (UCLA)
Chicago, Ill. (Peach Tree HS)
Sherwood, Ore. (Jesuit HS)
Dracut, Mass. (Dracut Senior HS)
Kamloops, B.C., Canada (Kamloops South Secondary)
Reno, Nev. (Robert McQueen HS)
Atlanta, Ga. (Tri-Cities HS)
Santa Clarita, Calif. (Golden Valley HS)
Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler HS)
Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain HS)
Sierra Vista, Ariz. (Buena HS)
Gilbert, Ariz. (Higley HS)
in 16 years while the program had done so
just 14 times prior to his arrival in Tempe.
LONG TENURE IN TEMPE
In his 19th year at Arizona State, Greg Kraft’s
tenure ranks as the second-longest in Sun
Devil track & field history and the thirdlongest active streak among all current ASU
head coaches. The only coach that has led the
track & field program longer than Kraft is
legendary coach Senon ‘Baldy’ Castillo, who
led the way for 26 years (1954-79). Among
current Sun Devil head coaches, Kraft’s 19th
year ranks behind Sheila McInerney, who is
in her 31st year with women’s tennis.
NEXT TIME OUT
On Jan. 24, the Sun Devils will head to
College Station, Texas, for the Texas A&M
Quadrangular, and will face off against the
Aggies, Oklahoma, and Texas Tech.
2015 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD
Roster / Notes
2015 SUN DEVIL MEN’S TRACK & FIELD ROSTER
Sun Devil
CJ Albertson
Thomas Anderson
Edmond Baker
Jack Balder
Josiah Becker
Jeff Bickert
Brandon Boys
Cody Brazeal
Nick Dale
Tylar Deveraux
Josh Dixon
Matthew Eckles
Blake Elliott
Kyle Elliott
Jacob Flores
Tanner Greeley
Dillon Groener
Maxwell Groves
Ronny Hall
Ahmed Hassan
Ryan Herson
Cody Jackson
Jamol James
Michael Julian
Noah Kenyawani
Trevor Landry
Ryan Leslie
Kyle Lillie
Kyle Long
Bryan McBride
Bernie Montoya
Cody Moore
JP Nelson
Ryan Normand
Ryan Norton
Michael Ohakwe
John Reniewicki
Ian Roberts
Devan Spann
Cameron Taylor
Ben Trotter Riley Wattier
Tommy Williams
Sterling Winston
Daniel Wong
EVT
Distance
Throws
Jumps
Distance
Pole Vault
Distance
Middle Distandce
Distance
Middle Distance
Throws
Jumps
Pole Vault
Middle Distance
Middle Distance
Pole Vault
Jumps
Pole Vault
Distance
Sprints
Throws
Distance
Middle Distance
Sprints
Middle Distance
Distance
Middle Distance
Throws
Throws
Throws
Jumps
Distance
Jumps
Middle Distance
Distance
Distance
Throws
Distance
Distance
Sprints
Sprints
Sprints/Jump
Distance
Distance
Sprints
Distance
YR
R-So.
R-So.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
R-Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
R-Jr.
So.
Gr.
Fr.
Jr.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
R-Jr.
R-Sr.
R-Sr.
R-So.
R-Sr.
So.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
R-Jr.
R-Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
R-Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
R-So.
R-Jr.
Jr.
R-Jr.
Hometown (Last School)
Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan HS)
Andover, Minn. (Andover HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS)
Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak HS)
Crystal Lake, Ill. (Cuesta CC)
Pleasant Hill, Calif. (Cal Poly SLO)
Gilbert, Ariz. (Campo Verde HS)
Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan HS)
Glendale, Ariz. (Mountain Ridge HS)
Portland, Ore. (Hillsboro HS)
Cedarburg, Wis. (Cedarburg HS)
Tempe, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)
Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson HS)
Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson HS)
Tempe, Ariz. (Mesa CC)
Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison HS)
Chino Hills, Calif. (Chino Hills HS)
Ballston Spa, N.Y. (Cornell)
Carson, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS)
Cairo, Egypt (American City College)
Foothill Ranch, Calif. (Trabuco Hills HS)
Tempe, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)
Chaguanas, Port of Spain (Tennessee)
Pinetop, Ariz. (Scottsdale CC)
Nairobi, Kenya (Rincon HS)
Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty HS)
Peopria, Ariz. (Glendale CC)
Surprise, Ariz. (Glendale CC)
Landisville, Pa. (Hempfield HS)
Peoria, Ariz. (Sandra Day O’Connor)
Yuma, Ariz. (Cibola HS)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Chapparal HS)
Eau Claire, Wis. (Eau Claire Memorial HS)
Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol)
Youma, Ariz. (Paradise Valley CC)
Dallas, Texas (TCU)
Scottsdale, Ariz. (Arcadia)
Ventura, Calif. (Ventura CC)
Gardena, Calif. (Serra HS)
Honolulu, Hawai’i (Westwood HS (Mesa, AZ))
Phoenix, Ariz. (Central Arizona)
Des Moines, Iowa (Central CC)
Phoenix, Ariz. (Brophy College Prepatory)
Moreno Valley, Calif. (Riverside CC)
Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon Del Oro HS)
2015 COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF
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2015 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD
Greg Kraft (19th year - Jumps)
David Dumble (14th year - Throws)
Louie Quintana (14th year - Men’s Distance/Mid-Distance/XC)
Ronnie Williams (6th year - Sprints/Hurdles/Relays)
Jeremy Rasmussen (1st year, 2nd with program)
Otis McDaniel (1st year)
Jessica Navarro (2nd year)
Ron Barela (12th year - Pole Vault)
Dan O’Brien (10th year - Multi-Events)
Denzel Burrell (M)
Britney Jarvie (W)
Kathryn Roberts (2nd year)
7
Indoor Record Book - Women
55m DASH
1. Lesa Parker
2. Lynda Tolbert
3. Dawnyell Linder
4. Maicel Malone
5. Brenda Calhoun
6. Val Boyer
7. Dominique' Maloy
8. Charonda Williams
9. Kayla Sanchez
10. Sharesa Turner
1983
1987
1998
1992
1981
1981
2008
2008
2010
2000
6.71
6.81
6.84
6.85
6.86
6.97
aa 6.98
n aa 7.03
aa 7.11
aa 7.18
55m HURDLES
1. Lynda Tolbert
2. Ime Akpan
3. LaShawn Simmons
4. Seneca Holmes
5. Brenda Calhoun
6. Jacquelyn Johnson
7. Gea Johnson
Tracey Mattes
9. Samantha Henderson
10. Rindy Germaine
1990
1992
1992
2003
1981
2004
1990
1992
2010
2004
7.44
7.60
7.66
a 7.74
7.77
a 7.89
7.90
7.90
aa 8.30
a 8.33
60m DASH
1. Charonda Williams
2. Dawnyell Linder
Porchea Carroll
Asiah Gooden Jasmine Gibbs
5. Tiffany Greer
6. Dominique’ Maloy
Kayla Sanchez
8. Micha Auzenne
9. Kandace Tucker
10. Alycia Herring
2009
1999
2005
2013
2014
2002
2009
2012
2014
2005
2012
n 7.30
7.39
a 7.39
aa 7.39
n 7.39
aa 7.46
n 7.48
aa 7.48
n 7.50
aa 7.51
aa 7.57
60m HURDLES
1. Lynda Tolbert
2. Seneca Holmes
3. Jasmine Chaney
Keia Pinnick
5. Jacquelyn Johnson
6. Christabel Nettey
7. Micha Auzenne
8. Tiffany Greer
9. Samantha Henderson
10. Lauren Rose
1989
2003
2011
2013
2008
2013
2014
2000
2011
2013
8.09
8.18
n 8.22
^ 8.22
8.23
8.25
n aa 8.36
aa 8.67
n aa 8.75
aa 8.83
200m DASH
1. Charonda Williams [N#3]
2. Jasmine Chaney
3. Maicel Malone
4. Kandace Tucker
5. Porchea Carroll
6. Dawnyell Linder
7. Dominique' Maloy
8. Kayla Sanchez
9. Asiah Gooden
10. LaTroya Franklin
2009
2011
1991
2005
2005
1999
2008
2012
2013
2014
n 22.89
23.16
23.50
23.61
n 23.65
23.79
n 23.84
23.99
24.00
aa 24.03
400m DASH
1. Maicel Malone
2. Toinette Holmes
3. Brianna Tate
4. Jasmine Chaney
5. Joronda White
Jacqui Gayle
7. Latosha Wallace
8. Keia Pinnick
9. Shanequa Campbell
10. Christina Hardeman
1991
1990
2014
2011
1998
1994
2007
2011
1993
2006
51.05
52.48
n 53.08
n 53.37
53.41
53.41
n 53.62
n 53.73
53.92
n 53.98
800m RUN
1. Shelby Houlihan
2. Kim Toney
3. Sharette Garcia
4. Lorrieann Adams
5. Priscilla Hein
6. Jessie McLaughlin
7. Janice Nichols
8. Keia Pinnick
9. D'Metra Macedon
10. Kala Stone
2013
1994
1993
1995
1999
2005
1994
2013
2008
2014
2:04.94
2:05.12
2:06.72
2:07.77
2:09.32
2:09.72
2:10.82
^ 2:11.31
2:11.93
n 2:12.00
MILE RUN
1. Shelby Houlihan
2. Lisa Aguilera
3. Kelly MacDonald
4. Rachel Ellison
5. Priscilla Hein
6. Jessie McLaughlin
7. Kala Stone
8. Kari Hardt
9. Alyssa Allison
10. Sharette Garcia
3,000m RUN
1. Shelby Houlihan
2. Lisa Aguilera
3. Amy Hastings
4. Jenna Kingma
5. Anna Masinelli
6. Ali Kielty
7. Kari Hardt
8. Anna Young
9. Allie Kieffer 10. Kelly MacDonald
5,000m RUN
1. Amy Hastings
2. Victoria Jackson
3. Kelly MacDonald
4. Jenna Kingma
5. Ali Kielty
6. Mary Duerbeck
7. Brianna Torres
8. Adriana Olivas
9. Cassie Rios
10. Lindsay Prescott
LONG JUMP
1. Christabel Nettey
2. Jacquelyn Johnson
Tiffany Greer
4. Constance Ezugha
5. Stephanie Garnett
6. LaShawn Simmons
7. Valerie Williams
8. Jacinta Bartholomew
9. Tesra Bester
10. Gea Johnson
Keia Pinnick
‘13
'08
'00
‘10
'08
'91
'00
'88
'91
'90
‘13
HIGH JUMP
1. Coleen Rienstra
2. Fiona Daly
Shelly Choppa
4. Jacquelyn Johnson
Jackie Belzner
6. Gea Johnson
Olivia Mazzaglia
8. Samantha Henderson
Dana Collins
Jodi Smith
'81
'96
'93
'08
'88
'90
'00
‘11
'77
'02
1.91
1.84
1.84
1.83
1.83
1.75
1.75
n 1.73
1.73
1.73
6-03.25
6-00.50
6-00.50
6-00.00
6-00.00
5-08.75
5-08.75
5-08.00
5-08.00
5-08.00
n 9:05.86
9:09.67
9:13.28
n 9:13.39
n 9:27.74
n 9:28.02
n 9:28.78
n 9:28.84
n 9:31.91
9:34.56
POLE VAULT
1. April Kubishta [N#2]
2. Shaylah Simpson
3. Heather Arseneau
4. Angela Tavlarides
5. Cara Carpenter
6. Cara Walker
7. Alana Waterford
8. Linda Kuenzi
9. Amber Pasternak
10. Kristi Raban
'08
‘13
‘14
'05
‘11
'06
'08
‘13
‘14
‘04
n 4.30
4.22
4.21
4.03
n 4.01
n 3.99
n 3.86
3.75
3.71
n 3.66
14-01.25
13-09.50
13-09.75
13-02.50
13-01.75
13-01.00
12-08.00
12-03.50
12-02.00
12-00.00
15:30.17
16:03.15
16:13.41
n 16:14.12
n 16:14.67
16:23.31
16:33.00
n 16:43.13
16:44.40
16:46.78
SHOT PUT
1. Sarah Stevens [N#1]
2. Anna Jelmini 3. Jessica Pressley
4. Leslie Deniz
5. Julia Pedersen
6. Jennifer Kowacz
7. Ria Stalman
8. Adrienne Judie
9. Alex Hartig
10. Ashley Weber
'07
‘13
'08
'83
'05
'04
'81
'01
‘14
‘14
18.16
17.35
n 17.12
17.03
16.45
15.87
15.68
15.53
15.51
15.36
59-07.00
56-11.25
56-02.00
55-10.50
53-11.75
52-01.00
51-05.25
50-11.50
50-10.75
50-04.75
WEIGHT THROW (20-POUNDS)
1. Jessica Pressley [N#2]
2. Sarah Stevens
3. Chelsea Cassulo
4. Adrienne Judie
5. Tai Battle
6. Ashley Lampley
7. Cj Navarro
8. Ashley Weber
9. Jennifer Kowacz
10. Jessika Byrd
'08
'09
‘13
'01
'08
‘12
‘12
‘14
'05
‘14
n 22.04
21.59
21.23
20.74
n 20.02
18.87
18.26
17.92
17.71
17.17
72-03.75
70-10.00
69-08.00
68-00.50
65-08.25
61-11.00
59-11.00
58-09.50
58-01.25
56-04.00
2014
2000
2001
2005
1999
2007
2014
2008
2010
1992
aa 4:33.04
4:44.44
a 4:44.96
n 4:45.82
4:45.27
n 4:45.90
n 4:47.55
n 4:48.56
n 4:51.35
4:53.9h
2014
2002
2007
2006
2006
2007
2010
2010
2010
2000
2007
2006
2000
2007
2007
2001
2001
2014
2007
2012
6.54
6.50
6.50
6.45
n 6.42
6.38
6.36
6.35
6.31
6.23
6.23
21-05.50
21-04.00
21-04.00
21-02.00
21-00.75
20-11.25
20-10.50
20-10.00
20-08.50
20-05.50
20-05.50
PENTATHLON
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Jacquelyn Johnson
1. Valerie Williams
'00
12.51
41-00.50 2. Keia Pinnick
2. Christabel Nettey
‘13
12.38
40-07.50 3. Samantha Henderson
3. Adra Hysong
'93
11.92
39-01.25 4. Alana Waterford
4. Tesra Bester
'91
11.80
38-08.75
5. Erika Johnson
'99
11.70
38-04.75
6. Andrea Crook
‘12
11.66
38-03.25
7. Fiona Daly
'98
11.65
38-02.75
8. Wendy Schaareman
'93
11.58
38-00.00
9. Nadia Matthews
'06
11.47
37-07.75
10. Olivia Mazzaglia
'02
11.46
37-07.25
4x400m RELAY
1. Shanequa Campbell, Toinette Homes, Dana Jones, Maicel Malone
2. Dominique' Maloy, Shauntel Elcock, Jordan Durham, Jeavon Benjamin [N#3]
3. Sarah Geren, Keia Pinnick, Kayla Sanchez, Jasmine Chaney
4. Tayo Akinremi, Jacqui Gayle, Avia Morgan, Lade Akinremi
5. Dominique' Maloy, Charonda Williams, Shauntel Elcock, Jeavon Benjamin [N#2]
6. Christina Hardeman, Kandace Tucker, Jacquelyn Johnson, Cassandra Reed
7. Lade Akinremi, Tayo Akinremi, Jacqui Gayle, Shanequa Campbell
8. Keia Pinnick, Alycia Herring, Sarah Geren, Brianna Tate
9. Keia Pinnick, Alycia Herring, Sarah Geren, Brianna Tate
10. Sara McDonald, Sarah Geren, LaTroya Franklin, Brianna Tate
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1. Rachel Ellison, Cassandra Reed, Jessie McLaughlin, Amy Hastings
2. Whitney Lemieux, Latosha Wallace, Jessie McLaughlin, Rachel Ellison
3. Shelby Houlihan, Kayla Sanchez, Carly Paracholski, Macy Bricks
4. Macy Bricks, Brianna Tate, Carly Paracholski, Shelby Houlihan
5. Lisa Aguilera, Candida Coulson, Casey Schwarz, Kelly MacDonald
6. Kari Hardt, Jasmine Chaney, Alyssa Allison, Anna Young
7. Rachel Ellison, Lauren Hayes, Jessie McLaughlin, Amy Hastings
8. Kala Stone, Sarah Geren, Chelsey Totten, Payton Schutte
9. Lisa Aguilera, Cassandra Reed, Jenny Aldridge, Desiree Davila
10. unkown, unknown, unknown, unknown
2015 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD
2008
2013
2011
2005
$ 4,496 pnts
4,208 pnts
n 3,785 pnts
2,787 pnts
1991
2008
2011
1995
2009
2004
1994
2013
2013
2014
3:32.46
n 3:33.53
3:33.72
3:33.77
n 3:34.30
n 3:34.98
3:35.04
3:35.17
3:35.50
3:35.78
2005
2006
2012
2012
2000
2010
2005
2014
2003
1999
11:14.63
n 11:18.37
11:18.45
11:22.06
11:23.14
n 11:31.50
11:32.53
n 11:34.40
11:36.33
11:41.42
15
Indoor Record Book - Men
55m DASH
1. Marcus Brunson
2. LaMonte King
3. Walter Haywood
4. Mike Jones
5. Willie Jones
6. Kenny Robinson
7. Steven Koehnemann
Marcus Duncan
9. Seth Amoo
10. Rodney Glass
1999
1982
1982
1981
1981
1986
2004
2008
2004
2008
6.06
6.17
6.19
6.22
6.26
6.27
aa 6.28
aa 6.28
aa 6.34
aa 6.43
55m HURDLES
1. Andrew Parker
2. Gaute Gunderson
3. John Lehnstrohm
4. Mark Boyd
5. Matt Zuber
6. John Irvine
7. Joshua Kinnaman
8. Chris Kasik
9. Kyle Hitchcock
1987
1996
1982
1988
1990
1981
2007
2004
2008
7.16
7.30
7.32
7.39
7.49
7.51
aa 7.71
aa 7.87
aa 8.27
1999
2014
2000
1999
2014
2012
2010
2000
2005
2005
2014
n 6.46
n aa 6.59
a 6.62
6.63
aa 6.63
aa 6.67
6.68
aa 6.72
aa 6.72
aa 6.73
n 6.76
2002
2013
2008
1999
2003
2006
2011
2011
2001
2009
aa 7.71
aa 7.89
n 8.06
8.08
n 8.31
n a 8.31
n 8.66
n aa 8.77
aa 8.90
aa 9.03
2005
2005
2005
2012
2003
2012
2005
2014
1999
2014
n 20.43
n 20.95
n 21.15
21.16
n 21.19
21.19
n 21.24
21.29
21.31
21.33
2004
2005
2004
2000
2010
2001
2008
1978
1995
1990
45.56
45.82
45.82
46.16
46.19
46.22
46.27
46.48
46.66
46.67
4x400m RELAY
1. Jason Barton, Steve Fitch, Seth Amoo, Domenik Peterson
2. Jason Barton, Domenik Peterson, Seth Amoo, Lewis Banda
3. Jimmie Gordon, Darryl Elston, Justin Kremer, Joel Phillip [N#3]
4. Donald Sanford, Justin Kremer, Ray Miller, Joel Phillip
5. Kelvin Love Jr., Jason Barton, Seth Amoo, Domenik Peterson
6. Michael Campbell, Jason Barton, Pete Lopez, Tony Berrian
7. Jason Barton, Seth Amoo, Steve Fitch, Lewis Banda
8. Donald Sanford, Justin Kremer, Allante Battle, Joel Phillip
9. Keith Cleveland, Devan Spann, Daveon Collins, Will Henry
10. Kelsey Caesar, Rashad Ross, John Kline, Will Henry
2004
$ 3:03.43
2005
n 3:04.20
2008
n 3:06.34
2010
n 3:06.70
2005
3:06.96
2001
3:07.02
2003
3:07.03
2010
3:07.38
20143:08.03
2012
3:08.07
2009
2012
2009
1985
1993
2005
2004
2014
2004
1992
1:47.75
1:49.24
n 1:49.44
n 1:49.51
1:50.45
a 1:51.81
n 1:51.91
aa 1:52.00
n 1:52.12
1:52.21
DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
1. Nectaly Barbosa, Donald Sanford, Mason McHenry, Brandon Bethke
2. Joey Heller, Justin Kremer, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn [N#2]
3. Joey Heller, Jimmie Gordon, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn
4. Darius Terry, Will Henry, Mason McHenry, Nick Happe
5. Brandon Strong, LaVell Robinson-Blanchard, David Burke, Garrett Jensen
6. Nick Happe, Darryl Morales, Mason McHenry, Darius Terry
7. Jack Mann, Jimmie Gordon, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn
8. Ryan Warrenburg, Rich Allen, Jack Mann, Aaron Aguayo
9. Mason McHenry, John Kline, Nectaly Barbosa, Brandon Bethke
10. unknown, unknown, unknown, unknown
2010
2008
2008
2012
2000
2012
2008
2006
2002
2001
60m DASH
1. Marcus Brunson [N#2]
2. Ryan Milus
3. Dwight Phillips
4. Vince Jones
Tatum Benard-Taylor
5. Daniel Auberry
6. Lawrence Trice
7. Jim McGee
Seth Amoo
9. Steven Koehnemann
10. Devan Spann
60m HURDLES
1. Tony Galaviz
2. Cameron Taylor
3. Marquis Profit
4. Delrick Lindsey
5. Chris Kasik
Joshua Kinnaman
7. Jamie Sandys
8. Jeremy Marcinko
9. Kyle Frerichs
10. Duggan Grant
200m DASH
1. Domenik Peterson [N#2]
2. Seth Amoo
3. Kelvin Love, Jr.
4. Rashad Ross
5. Lewis Banda
Chris Burrows
7. Steven Koehnemann
8. Ryan Milus
9. Dwight Phillips
10. Devan Spann
400m DASH
1. Jason Barton [N#3]
2. Domenik Peterson
Lewis Banda
4. Tony Berrian
5. Donald Sanford
6. Michael Campbell
7. Joel Phillip [N#2]
8. Herman Frazier
9. Ivan Jean-Marie
10. Ed Lovelace
800m RUN
1. Mason McHenry
2. John Kline
3. Nectaly Barbosa
4. Treg Scott [N#5]
5. Erik Walbot
6. Derek Pisel
7. Jeff Dodge
8. Jesus Rivera
9. Jay DeGroot
10. Jim McCreery
16
MILE RUN
1. Nick Happe
2. Brandon Strong
3. Kyle Alcorn
4. Jeff Smith
5. Brandon Bethke
6. Darius Terry
7. Aaron Aguayo
8. Jack Mann
9. Mason McHenry
10. Bernie Montoya
3,000m RUN
1. Nick Happe
1. Brandon Bethke
2. Todd Lewis
4. Kyle Alcorn
5. Aaron Aguayo
6. Ryan Herson
7. Velibor Radejovic
8. Roger Cahill
9. Brian Pierre
10. Ben Engelhardt
5,000m RUN
1. Brian Pierre
2. Ben Engelhardt
3. Nick Happe
4. Ryan Warrenburg
5. Daniel Lovell
6. Jeff Helmer
7. Fasil Bizuneh
8. Casey Burchill
9. Kyle Alcorn
10. Patrick Milloy
LONG JUMP
1. Dwight Phillips
2. Trevell Quinley [N#2]
3. Matt Turner
4. Kenny Frazier
5. Matt Zuber
6. Danny Simpson
7. Chris Benard
8. Michael Stokes
9. Brian Ellis
Walter Haywood
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Chris Benard [#2]
2. Dwight Phillips
3. Brian Ellis
4. Kenny Frazier
5. Ryan Zimmerman
6. Chris Benard
7. Lenny McGill
8. Larry Litvinoff
9. Bryan McBride
10. Deon Mayfield
2012
2002
2008
1988
2010
2012
2006
2007
2012
2014
3:58.73
3:59.59
n 3:59.82
4:00.60
n 4:02.41
aa 4:03.46
n 4:03.94
n 4:05.39
4:06.47
4:07.46
2013
2010
1991
2008
2007
2014
2005
2004
2012
2010
7:52.18
n 7:54.27
7:54.31
n 7:55.63
n 7:56.97
n 8:02.42
n 8:03.07
n 8:03.18
8:03.47
n 8:05.75
2012
2011
2012
2006
2011
2008
2003
2005
2007
2009
13:50.37
n 13:50.42
13:54.51
n 13:58.54
n 14:01.75
14:01.83
n 14:02.84
n 14:03.11
n 14:03.78
n 14:05.34
'00
'05
'08
'84
'90
'92
‘12
‘10
'93
'83
8.11
n 7.87
7.85
7.84
7.73
7.65
7.64
7.52
7.50
7.50
26-07.25
25-10.00
25-09.25
25-09.00
25-04.50
25-01.00
25-00.75
24-08.25
24-07.50
24-07.50
‘12
'00
'93
'84
'06
‘11
'90
'71
‘12
'81
16.50
16.07
16.02
15.95
15.86
15.80
15.50
15.39
15.36
15.28
54-01.75
52-08.75
52-06.75
52-04.00
52-00.50
51-10.00
50-10.50
50-05.75
50-04.75
50-01.50
HIGH JUMP
1. Kyle Arney
Bryan McBride
3. Gabe Beechum
4. Ron Kamaka
5. Ebon Glenn
6. Matt Turner
7. Barry Shephard
8. Wayne Bradley
Casey Clark
10. Deon Mayfield
Edmond Baker
POLE VAULT
1. Nick Hysong
2. Derick Hinch
3. Brandon Glenn [N#7]
4. Mark Gersten
5. Corey Phallen
Dylan Austin
7. Jeremy Marcinko
Austin Prince
Chris Manuele
10. Joe Fazio
Sean Pierce
Stephen Dolk
SHOT PUT
1. Ryan Whiting [N#1] &
2. Jordan Clarke [N#1]
3. Jim Camp
4. David Wood
5. Shane Collins
6. Jason Lewis
7. Gary Williky
8. Thomas Anderson
9. Tomas Navarro
10. Howard Stuart
WEIGHT THROW (35-POUNDS)
1. Jason Lewis [N#1]
2. Mika Laiho
3. Ryan Whiting
4. Jordan Clarke
5. Jeff Helwig
6. Joe Riccio
7. Travis Jones
8. Ryan Leslie
9. David Wood
10. Mark Landa
HEPTATHLON
1. Joshua Kinnaman
2. Austin Prince
3. Jamie Sandys
4. Jeremy Marcinko
5. Duggan Grant
6. Alexander Wentz
7. Ryan Ehler
8. Kyle Hitchcock
'79
‘12
'92
'84
'01
'08
'70
'72
'02
'84
‘14
2.26
2.26
2.25
2.22
2.17
2.14
2.13
2.11
2.11
2.08
2.08
7-05.00
7-05.00
7-04.50
7-03.50
7-01.50
7-00.25
7-00.00
6-11.00
6-11.00
6-10.00
6-10.00
'94
‘13
'05
'88
‘11
‘13
‘12
‘12
‘13
‘10
'05
'05
5.67
5.50
5.40
5.27
n 5.22
5.22
5.10
5.10
5.10
n 5.05
5.05
5.05
18-07.25
18-00.50
17-08.50
17-03.50
17-01.50
17-01.50
16-08.75
16-08.75
16-08.75
16-06.75
16-06.75
16-06.75
'08
‘12
'86
'02
'90
'09
'81
‘14
'08
'81
21.73
20.86
19.77
19.58
19.34
19.30
18.62
18.45
18.19
18.15
71-03.50
68-05.25
64-10.50
64-03.00
63-05.50
63-04.00
61-01.00
60-06.50
59-08.25
59-06.50
'09
'96
‘10
‘12
'09
‘13
'03
‘14
'01
'96
22.88
20.49
n 19.49
19.04
18.96
18.88
18.53
17.85
17.59
17.22
75-00.75
67-02.75
63-11.50
62-05.75
62-02.50
61-11.50
60-09.50
58-06.75
57-08.50
56-06.00
2007
2012
2012
2012
2009
2009
2005
2009
5,585 pnts
5,148 pnts
5,146 pnts
5,009 pnts
n 4,688 pnts
n 4,417 pnts
n 4,411 pnts
n 3,502 pnts
n 9:31.34
n 9:32.49
n 9:32.80
9:33.48
9:39.14
9:42.84
n 9:43.39
9:44.20
9:50.23
n 9:52.17
2015 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD