WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY - HISTORY TRACK & FIELD - MEN

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1 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY - HISTORY TRACK & FIELD - MEN 1913 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Inter-City meet 1914 Coach: Sam Carver 1915 Coach: 1916 Coach: 1917 Coach: 1918 Coach: 1919 Coach: 1920 Coach: 1921 Coach: 1922 Coach: 1923 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet First year as intercollegiate sport 1924 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet records were set by Ed Hannah in 100 yard dash (10.0) and 220 yard dash (22.2) Won permanent possession of Relay Cup 1925 Coach: Elwood Davis Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet 1926 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet

2 1927 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet 1928 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 3rd in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal records were set by Ray Jewell in 880 yard run (2:02) and Norm Bright in mile run (4:40) 1929 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet record set by Chuck Erickson in javelin (186-0) 1930 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet record set by Dixon in long jump (21-1/8) 1931 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet records set by Norm Bright in mile run (4:32.9) and Jim Davis in 120 yard high hurdles (16.0) 1932 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet School record set by Walt Schilaty in 100 meter dash (10.7) Schilaty placed first at U.S. Regional meet and qualified for Olympic Trials (did not compete because of lack of funds) Tri-Normal meet records were set by Jim Davis in 120 yard high hurdles (15.4) and John Gable in long jump (22-0) 1933 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet records were set by Posey Flowers in pole vault (12-3) and John Gable in long jump (22-2 5/8) 1934 Coach: Sam Carver 1935 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet

3 1936 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 2nd in Tri-Normal meet 1937 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet record set by Dan Gagnon in 220 yard dash (21.8) 1938 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 3rd in Tri-Normal meet Tri-Normal meet records set by Russell Eyer in long jump (22-3 1/2) and Harold Nelson in high jump (6-1) 1939 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 1st in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet School record was set by Dan Gagnon in 100 yard dash (9.6) at Ellensburg on May 13. Placing first in Winco meet were Gagnon in 100 yard dash (9.7) and Russell Eyer in pole vault (13-1 1/2) 1940 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 3rd in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet 1941 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 4th in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet New track completed on campus 1942 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 5th in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet 1943 No team due to World War II 1944 No team due to World War II 1945 No team due to World War II 1946 Coach: Sam Carver Placed 3rd Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet

4 1947 Coach: C.W. McDonald Placed 2nd in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet 1948 Coach: C.W. McDonald Placed 4th in Washington Intercollegiate Conference meet 1949 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 6th in Evergreen Conference meet 1950 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 7th in Evergreen Conference meet 1951 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 7th in Evergreen Conference meet Placing first at Evco meet was Modris Petersons in 220 yard low hurdles (25.5) - time was new national record for his native country of Latvia 1952 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Placing sixth at first-ever NAIA National meet was Gerry Swan in two mile run 1953 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 2nd in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 5th in NAIA District 1 meet Placing second at NAIA National meet was Gerry Swan in two mile run (9:47) 1954 Coach: John Kulbitski Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 4th in NAIA District 1 meet Ken Swalwell placed fourth in discus ( /2), Gerry Swan fifth in two mile run (9:47.7) and Ted Whan fourth in 880 yard run at NAIA National meet (All-America) NAIA District 1 meet record set by Swalwell in discus ( /2) Evco meet record set by Swalwell in discus ( /4) Placing first at Evco meet was Ted Whan in 440 and 880 yard runs - first time this double had been accomplished in league's history

5 1955 Coach: Ray Ciszek Ken Swalwell placed second in discus at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors Evco meet record set by Gerry Swan in two mile run (9:24.9) NAIA District 1 meet records set by Swan in two mile and Swalwell in discus ( /2) School record set by Swan in two mile (9:24.9) and Swalwell in discus ( /2) 1956 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 2nd in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet 1957 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 2nd in Evergreen Conference meet Evco meet record set by Gary Phillips in 440 yard run (48.9) School records set by Phillips in 440 yard run (48.9) and mile relay team (3:21.5) 1958 Coach: Rowland Smith Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet 1959 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 43rd in NAIA National meet Darrell Pearson placed sixth in javelin ( /4) at NAIA National meet to earn All-American honors Evco meet record set by Dave Page in 880 yard run (1:55.6) School records set by Jerry Joyce in 100 yard dash (9.8) and 220 yard dash (22.1), Don Trethewey in mile run (4:16.5) and Tom Davis in 220 yard low hurdles (24.2) 1960 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Don Trethewey placed first in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:35.2) at NAIA National meet (All-America) Trethewey placed sixth in 3000 meter steeplechase at NCAA National meet (9:21.9) School record set by Trethewey in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:21.9) 1961 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet Don Trethewey placed fifth in 3000 meter steeplechase at NCAA National meet Evco record set by Herman Washington in high jump (6-5) School records set by Washington in high jump (6-7 5/8) and Trethewey in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:17.9)

6 1962 Coach: Ray Ciszek Placed 2nd in Evergreen Conference meet School record set by Jerry Kenaston in pole vault (13-6) 1963 Coach: Jim Lounsberry Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Dave Brown participated in mile run at NAIA National meet School records set by Don Merritt in 100 yard dash (9.8), Jim Freeman in three mile run (14:26), Dick Nicholl in shot put ( /4), Gale Pfueller in 440 yard intermediate hurdles (55.2), and the 440 yard relay team (43.8) 1964 Coach: Jim Lounsberry 1965 Coach: Stan LeProtti Placed 5th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet School records set by Bill Cliff in 880 yard run (1:54.6), Gale Pfueller in 330 yard intermediate hurdles (39.5), Dick Perfrement in long jump (23-1) and triple jump (46-5 1/4), and John Hunt in pole vault (13-6) 1966 Coach: Stan LeProtti Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 4th in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 15th in NAIA National meet John Hunt placed second in long jump (24-3/4) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors, while Dave VanderGriend was fourth in javelin (All-America) School records set by Hunt in long jump (24-3/4), Tom Guglomo in 120 yard high hurdles (14.8), VanderGriend in javelin (228-7) and mile relay team (3:21.5) 1967 Coach: Stan LeProtti & Boyde Long Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 20th in NAIA National meet Dave VanderGriend placed second in javelin and Dick Preferment sixth in triple jump at NAIA National meet (All-America) School records set by Dave Anderson in 220 yard dash (21.7), Tom Campbell in 880 yard run (1:54) and Bill Cliff in mile (4:13.6)

7 1968 Coach: Boyde Long Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 17th in NAIA National meet Dave VanderGriend placed first in javelin (238-4) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors VanderGriend placed fourth at U.S. Olympic Trials Evco record set by VanderGriend in javelin (241-5) School records set by VanderGriend in javelin (241-5), Larry Anderson in 440 yard dash (48.6), Bill Cliff in two mile run (9:11.3) and mile relay team (3:15.7) 1969 Coach: Boyde Long Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet School record set by Larry Nielson in six mile run (30:59) 1970 Coach: Dick Bowman Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Larry Nielson placed ninth in six mile run and Scott Taylor ninth in mile at NAIA National meet 1971 Coach: Dick Bowman Placed 5th in Evergreen Conference meet School records set by Jim Magee in 220 yard dash (21.7) and John Wilcox in shot put (50-3 1/2) 1972 Coach: Dick Bowman Placed 3rd in Evergreen Conference meet Mike Vorce placed fourth in 440 yard intermediate hurdles at NAIA National meet to earn NAIA All-America honors Evco meet record set by Vorce in 440 yard intermediate hurdles (52.4) School records set by Jim Magee in 100 yard dash (9.6) and 440 yard relay team (42.6) 1973 Coach: Dick Bowman Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 35th in NAIA National meet Mike Vorce placed third in 440 yard intermediate hurdles (51.9) at NAIA National meet to earn NAIA All-America honors, Fred New was tenth in marathon and Mark Salzman seventh in decathlon School records set by Salzman in decathlon (6160), Vorce in 440 yard intermediate hurdles (51.9) and John White in triple jump ( /8)

8 1974 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 5th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 4th in NAIA District 1 meet Mike Vorce placed second in 440 yard intermediate hurdles (52.2) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors, Mike Shaw was seventh in marathon (2:33:27) School records set by Vorce in 120 yard high hurdles (14.3), Shaw in marathon (2:27:43) and Barney Thompson in pole vault (14-9) 1975 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 4th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 6th in NAIA District 1 meet Steve Menard placed tenth in six mile at NAIA National meet School records set by Menard in three mile (14:10.5) and six mile (29:54.5), Les Young in hammer throw (131-11) and Ron Knowlton in pole vault (15-0) 1976 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 5th in Evergreen Conference meet NAIA District 1 meet record set by Steve Menard in 10,000 meters (31:23.6) School records set by Dieter VanArsdale in shot put (51-4 1/2) and Menard in two mile (9:11) 1977 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 5th in Evergreen Conference meet Placed 46th (tie) in NAIA National meet Dave Reister placed fourth in javelin (221-4) (All-America), Bruce Manclark eighth in 10,000 meters (31:08.8), Paul Kelly 12th in hammer throw (146-8), Dieter VanArsdale 13th in shot put (51-2) and John Kotsogeanis participated in 400 meter intermediate hurdles at NAIA National meet NAIA District 1 meet record set by Kotsogeanis in 400 meter intermediate hurdles (53.5) School records set by VanArsdale in shot put (51-8 3/4), Kelly in hammer throw (160-10), and Manclark in six mile run (29:26.6), marathon (2:24:10) and 10,000 meters (29:26.6) 1978 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 60th (tie) in NAIA National meet Clay Stenberg placed sixth in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:16.5) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - also participating were John Kotsogeanis in 400 meter intermediate hurdles and Bruce Manclark in marathon NAIA District 1 meet records set by Manclark in marathon (2:22:30) and Steve Menard in 10,000 meters (31:13.3) - fourth district title for Menard School records set by Russell Coney in 200 meters (22.7) and 400 meters (49.2), Nick Roehl in

9 800 meters (1:53.7) and 1500 meters (3:55), Kevin Lindsay in 100 meter high hurdles (15.0), Manclark in 5000 meters (14:38), three mile (14:10.1) and marathon (2:22:30), Stenberg in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:14.2), 400 meter relay (43.6) and 1600 meter relay (3:25.4) 1979 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 26th in NAIA National meet Dave Reister placed second in javelin (222-1) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Marty Brown placed seventh in marathon (2:36:00), Martin Rudy ninth in hammer throw (159-9) and eleventh in discus (156-9), Paul Kelly 12th in hammer throw, and Steve Pilcher 13th in 10,000 meters (32:27) and did not make finals in 5000 meters School records set by Rudy in hammer throw (167-1) and Pilcher in 3000 meters (8:42) 1980 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 25th in NAIA National meet Martin Rudy placed third in hammer throw ( /2), Jeff Coulter sixth in marathon (2:33:35.8) and John Kotsogeanis sixth in 400 meter intermediate hurdles (53.2) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Rod Ritter placed tenth in hammer throw and Bruce Cyra did not make finals in 3000 meter steeplechase NAIA District 1 meet records set by Cyra in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:20.6) and Kotsogeanis in 400 meter intermediate hurdles (52.9) School records set by Lenny Walker in 200 meters (22.2), Nick Roehl in 1500 meters (3:54.3), Kevin Lindsay in 110 meter high hurdles (14.95), Rudy in hammer throw (178-4) and discus (161-2), 400 meter relay (43.4) and 1600 meter relay (3:21.6) 1981 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 24th (tie) in NAIA National meet Torry Lingbloom placed second in 10,000 meter race walk (46:50.88) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Rod Ritter placed seventh in hammer throw (167-8) and Bruce Cyra tenth in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:25.0) School records set by Cyra in 3000 meters (8:37.4), Lingbloom in 10,000 meter race walk (46:50.88) and Tony Bash in high jump (6-9) Vernacchia named NAIA District 1 Coach of the Year 1982 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 31st (tie) in NAIA National meet Rod Ritter placed fourth in hammer throw (172-11), Torry Lingbloom fifth in 10,000 meter race walk (48:33) and Blake Surina sixth in decathlon (6,678) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Jeff Neubauer placed tenth in decathlon

10 School records set by Mark Christensen in 1500 meters (3:53.1), Chris Bjarke in 3000 meters (8:33.3) and Surina in decathlon (6,678) Named NAIA Academic All-America were pole vaulter Murray Giles and Bjarke 1983 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 36th (tie) in NAIA National meet Murray Giles placed fourth in pole vault (15-4) and Allen James fifth in 10,000 meter race walk (50:22) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Torry Lingbloom placed ninth in 10,000 meter race walk (52:45) and Jeff Neubauer participated in decathlon School records set by Giles in pole vault (15-8), Neubauer in decathlon (6,744), Trey Cummings in 110 meter high hurdles (15.15), Garron Smith in 200 meters (22.29), 400 meter relay (42.6) and 1600 meter relay (3:18.6) Vernacchia named NAIA District 1 Coach of the Year Named NAIA Academic All-Americans were Giles and Neubauer 1984 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 11th (tie) in NAIA National meet Mike Dubec placed third in marathon (2:28:25.2), Allen James third in 10,000 meter race walk (49:30.5) and Colin Peters fourth in 10,000 meter race walk (50:57.66) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - Rick Buckenmeyer placed seventh in 3000 meter steeplechase (9:22.59) and Kurt Hanson failed to place in high jump School records set by Garron Smith in 100 meters (tie, 10.7), Fred Pulphus in 200 meters (22.0), Dave Woodward in 110 meter high hurdles (14.83), Hanson in high jump (6-10 1/4), 400 meter relay (tie, 42.6) and 3200 meter relay (7:53) Vernacchia named NAIA District 1 Coach of the Year Named NAIA Academic All-Americans were half miler Chris Bjarke and Buckenmeyer 1985 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 20th in NAIA National meet Allen James placed second in 10,000 meter race walk (47:50.68) and Jay Wangsmo sixth in triple jump (47-11) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - participating, but not reaching finals were Tony Engelhardt in 10,000 meter race walk, Rick Buckenmeyer in 3000 meter steeplechase, Kurt Hanson in high jump, Jeff Neubauer in decathlon, Fred Pulphus in 400 meters and 400 meter relay (Rob Soo, Pulphus, Wangsmo, Garron Smith) School records set by James in 10,000 meter race walk (46:43.9), Pulphus in 400 meters (48.36) and 400 meter relay (42.44) Vernacchia named NAIA District 1 Coach of the Year Named NAIA Academic All-Americans were James and Neubauer 1986 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia

11 Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 43rd (tie) in NAIA National meet Allen James placed fifth in 10,000 meter race walk (48:23.7) and Jerry Hopper sixth in triple jump (48-5 1/2) at NAIA National meet to earn All-America honors - participating but not reaching finals were Trey Cummings in 400 hurdles, Kurt Hanson in high jump, Jeff Neubauer in javelin, Kim Nix in shot put, and 4x100 relay (Rob Soo, Jeff Brown, Pat Williams, Fred Pulphus), Herm Nelson placed tenth in race walk. School records set by 4x100 relay (42.08), Hopper in triple jump (48-5 1/2), and Neubauer in javelin (1986 spec ) Vernacchia named NAIA District 1 Co-Coach of the Year Named NAIA Academic All-Americans were long jumper Mike Carver, James, and Neubauer Named Third-team Verizon Academic All-American was Neubauer 1987 Coach: Ralph Vernacchia Placed 21st at NAIA National meet Herm Nelson placed third (46:44.3) in 10,000 meter race walk, Tony Engelhardt fifth (49:35.4) in race walk and Kim Nix sixth (50-4 3/4) in shot put to earn NAIA All-America honors. Brad Alexander finished 12th in 3000 meter steeplechase and Jerry Goodwin 15th in shot put. Goodwin also competed in hammer throw, while Hugh Weber was 12th in 3000 steeplechase School records set by Nix in shot put (52-1) and Engelhardt in 5000 meter race walk (22:37.2) Named NAIA Academic All-American was Engelhardt 1988 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet Placed 31st (tie) at NAIA National meet Jerry Hopper placed third (49-9 1/4) in triple jump and Tony Engelhardt fifth (46:14.2) in 10,000 race walk to earn NAIA All-America honors. Also participating at nationals were Brian Estes in the 100 and 200 meters and Kirby White in the 3000 meter steeplechase School records set by Estes in the 100 (10.84) and 200 (21.84) meters, Engelhardt in the 10,000 walk (45:57.1) and Hopper in the triple jump (49-9 1/4) Engelhardt and Hopper named NAIA National Scholar Athletes 1989 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Tony Engelhardt placed second (44:56.0) in the 10,000 race walk to earn NAIA All-America honors. Also participating at nationals were Kirby White in the 3,000 meter steeplechase (10th), Jerry Hopper in the triple jump (11th), Todd McAllister in the high jump (14th) and Jeff Brink in the javelin (DNP). School records set by David Molesh in 800 (1:53.0) and Engelhardt in 5,000 meter race walk (22:18.2) Engelhardt named NAIA District 1 Scholar-Athlete Engelhardt named NAIA National Scholar Athlete

12 1990 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Tied for 58th at NAIA National meet John Deremiah placed sixth (32:14.77) in 10,000 meters to earn NAIA All-America honors. Also participating were Dennis James in hammer (9th, 162-6), Kevin Beason in hammer (14th, 157-8), Todd Baerny in 1500 (10th, 3:58.64), Craig Hanson in 1500, Brooke Svoboda in 800, K.C. Knudson in 400 hurdles, Christian Salas in triple jump (12th, /2), and Michael Gates in marathon (3:00:48) Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 meet School records set by Todd Baerny in the 800 (1:52.58) and 1500 (3:47.66) meters and Dennis James in the hammer throw (179-5) Gates named NAIA Scholar-Athlete 1991 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell John Deremiah placed second (30:59) in the 10,000 meters and Dennis James third (174-5) in the hammer throw to earn NAIA All-America honors. School records set by Deremiah in 10,000 (30:12.50) and James in hammer (187-2) 1992 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 meet Jeff VanKleeck placed sixth (14:41.86) in the 5,000 meters to earn NAIA All-America honors. Nels Postma was 18th in 10,000 (32:25.07), Brent Roberts 26th in discus (140-3), Steve Wyant 29th in marathon (2:59:51). Ron Olson cleared 6-8 in high jump, Mike McGarry did not clear opening height in pole vault, and the 4x400 relay of Theron Davis, Michael Flynn, Matt Blank and Greg Halberg did not compete. Halsell named District 1 men's Coach of the Year Postma named NAIA National Scholar-Athlete McGarry in pole vault, Postma in 10,000 and 4x400 relay were victorious at district meet. School record set by Van Kleeck in 3,000 (8:25.7) 1993 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Eric Heathershaw placed third (9:13.94) in 3,000 meter steeplechase, Jeff Van Kleeck fourth in 5,000 meters and Marc Hill, John Armeni, Theron Davis and Greg Halberg fifth in 4x400 meter relay to earn NAIA All-America honors. Brent Fazio was ninth in javelin, while Jack Warner was fifth in 110 meter hurdle trials and Peter Myers fifth in 400 meter hurdle trials. Heathershaw in steeplechase and Michael McGarry in pole vault were victorious at district meet. School records set by Van Kleeck in 5,000 (14:36.59) and 4x400 relay of Hill, Armeni, Davis and Halberg (3:14.97) Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell

13 Placed 32nd in NAIA National meet Scott Easley placed fourth (54-9 1/4) in shot put at nationals to earn NAIA All-America honors. Marc Hill was seventh in 400, Ryan Simicich was 11th in hammer, Jim Brewer 13th in 10,000 meters and Kent Stoddard 16th in hammer. Also competing were Oscar Myre in 800, Joshua Coleson in 400 hurdles, Steve Grichel in 800, Scott Dobner in 5,000 and 4x400 relay team of Paul Delaney, Jason Young, Myre and Coleson. Hill named Outstanding Male Athlete at NAIA District 1 Championships Hill in 200 and 400, Easley in shot put, Steve Grichel in 800, and Scott Nelson in pole vault were event winners at district meet School records were set by Hill in 200 (21.4) and 400 (47.25), 4x800 medley relay and Easley in shot put (54-9 1/4) Ryan Simicich named NAIA National Scholar Athlete 1995 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 1st in Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Placed 4th in NAIA Northwest Regional Championships Placed 32nd in NAIA National Championships Scott Easley placed fourth (54-8 3/4) in shot put at nationals to earn NAIA All-America honors. Tim Johnson was eighth in javelin (186-0), Kent Stoddard 10th in hammer (163-8), Seth Rhodes 12th in hammer (161-10), Jim Brewer 16th in 10,000 (32:06), and Kent Stoddard 20th in discus (142-7) School records set by Easley in shot put (55-7) and 4x800 relay (7:44.7), and Dan Lewis tied mark in 100 meters (10.6) Halsell named PNWAC Coach of the Year Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 2nd in Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Placed 3rd in NAIA Pacific Northwest Region Championships Placed 44th tie in NAIA National Championships Pete Myers placed sixth (53.60) in 400 hurdles at nationals to earn NAIA All-America honors. Clay Wing was seventh (31:49.21) in 5,000 and seventh (31:49.21) in 10,000. Erik Meyer did not finish in 10,000. Also competing was Kurt Grichel in 800. Named NAIA National Scholar-Athletes were Grichel and Meyer Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 1st in Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Placed 2nd in NAIA Pacific Northwest Region Championships Placed 40th tie in NAIA National Championships 4x100 relay (Dan Lewis, Coby Dilling, Chris Susee and Mike Lynch) placed sixth (41.45) at nationals to earn NAIA All-America honors. Dilling placed seventh (10.81) in 100 meters, Clay Wing 11th in 10,000 (3:31.00) and Jeff Yoder did not finish in marathon. Reaching semifinals were Lynch in 400, K. Grichel in 800 (1:50.74), Devin Kemper in 800 (1:51.11), and Wing in 5,000 (15:06.88).

14 Also competing were Lewis in 100 and Susee in 110 hurdles. Named NAIA National Scholar-Athletes were Grichel and Meyer. Halsell named PNWAC Coach of the Year School records were set by Dilling in 100 (10.76), Grichel in 800 (1:50.74), 4x100 relay (41.35) and 4x800 relay (7:39.2) of Oscar Myre IV, Kemper, Kahn Khabra and Grichel Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 49th at NAIA National Championships Placed 1st in Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference Championships. At nationals, 4x100 relay (Dan Lewis, Coby Dilling, Barrett Nelson, Mike Lynch) placed seventh (41.51), Nathan Lindeman ninth in high jump (6-6 3/4) and 15th in triple jump ( /4), Travis Huntsinger 15th in javelin (177-1), Joaquin DeQuintanaRoo reached semifinals in 400, as did Lynch in 200, Nick Little in 400 hurdles, and 4x400 relay (Little, Lewis McCulloch, DeQuintanaRoo, Lynch) Named NAIA All-America Scholar-Athletes were Dilling and Erik Meyer. Halsell named PNWAC Coach of the Year School records set by Lindeman in high jump (6-10 1/4) and by distance medley relay (10:12.1) 1999 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Devin Kemper placed second in 800 at NCAA Division II National Championships to earn All-America honors School records set by Kemper in 800 (1:49.95 and mile (4:11.50), and Nathan Lindeman in high jump (6-10 3/4) 2000 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Devin Kemper placed fourth in 800 and seventh in 1,500, Nick Little placed seventh in 400 hurdles and Nathan Lindeman placed seventh in high jump at NCAA Division II National Championships to earn All-America honors Named PacWest all-stars were Kemper (1st, 1,500), Kyle Wallace (2nd, 100 hurdles), Little (1st, 400 hurdles), 4x100 relay (3rd), 4x400 relay (2nd), Lindeman (1st, high jump; 2nd triple jump), Eric Green (2nd, high jump), Travis Spencer-Coye (3rd, pole vault), Erik Knutzen (1st, shot put), Tim Jolin (3rd, shot put; 3rd, hammer throw), Tony Kyle (2nd, Javelin; 3rd discus), Travis Huntsinger (1st, javelin), Steve Robinson (3rd, decathlon) Named PacWest academic all-stars were Jolin, Knutzen and Brandon Ohnemus. School records set by Kemper in 800 (1:49.84) and 1,500 (3:46.44), and by Lindeman in high jump (6-11 1/2) 2001 Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Nathan Lindeman placed 11th in high jump and Travis Huntsinger finished 15th in javelin at NCAA Division II National Championships Named PacWest all-stars were Lindeman, Steve Bernardy in shot put, and Tony Kyle in discus Named PacWest academic all-stars were Liam O'Sullivan, Emil Newhouse, Erik Laub, Erik

15 Knutzen, Mike Tully and Steve Dekoker. School records set by Lindeman in high jump (7-1/4) and Huntsinger in javelin (207-3) Coach: Kelven "Pee Wee" Halsell Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Named GNAC all-stars were James Deaver in shot put and Tony Kyle in discus Named GNAC academic all-stars were Rob White, Tim Jolin, Brandon Ohnemus, Mike Tully, Jon Carwin, Erik Knutzen, Shane Carothers and Scott Durbin Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Zach Boteilho placed 17th in 10,000 at NCAA II National Championship Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Boteilho in 5,000, T.J. Garlatz in 10,000 and Jeff Word in high jump Named GNAC academic all-stars were Scott Romney, Emil Newhouse and Steve DeKoker 2004 Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Named GNAC meet champions were Jeff Word in high jump, Sam Brancheau in 800 and Justin Brewer in javelin Named GNAC academic all-stars were Paul Danforth, Scott Romney, Steve DeKoker, David Rogiers and Scott Durbin Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 1st in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Adam Neff in 100 and 200 meters, Kyle McGillen in high jump and long jump, Hunter Verner in pole vault, Mark Mellein in triple jump, Justin Brewer in javelin, Josh Freeman in decathlon and 4x100 relay Named GNAC academic all-stars were Paul Danforth, David Rogiers, Scott Romney, Rob White and Hunter Verner Neff named Outstanding Male Performer at GNAC Championships McGillen named GNAC Male Freshman of the Year School record set by Verner and Tyler Thornbrue in pole vault (15-9) Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2006 Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC all-stars were Mike Khabibulin in 100, Kyle McGillen in long jump and Scott Romney in pole vault Named USTFCA academic all-stars were Andy Behl, Keever Henry, Romney and Tyler Thornbrue Named GNAC academic all-stars were Paul Danforth, Khabibulin, Keith Lemay, David Rogiers,

16 Romney, Thornbrue and Hunter Verner School record set by Romney in pole vault (15-11) 2007 Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Tied for 37th place (5) at NCAA II National Championships Anthony Tomisch placed fourth (3:48.72) in men s 1,500 meters to earn All-America honors at NCAA II National Championships, Sam Brancheau did not advance to final in 3,000 steeplechase Tomsich named GNAC Male Athlete of the Year Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Tyler Thornbrue in pole vault and Tomsich in 1,500 meters School record set by Tomsich in 5,000 meters (14:31.86) Named USTFCA academic all-stars were Erik Bies, Keith Lemay and Thornbrue Named GNAC academic all-stars were Bies, Jesse Buffum, Nick Gaddy, Lemay, Chad Portwood, Hunter Verner and Thornbrue 2008 Coach: Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Keith Lemay placed sixth (1:51.62) in 800 meters at NCAA II National Championships Lemay named USTFCCCA All-American Placed 4th at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Kevin Myhre in 400 hurdles, Keefe Brockman in high jump and Jordan Welling in 5,000 School record set by Ryan Brown in pole vault (16-0) Named first-team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA District 8 Academic all-star was Lemay Named USTFCCCA academic all-stars were Lemay and Welling Named GNAC academic all-stars were Greg Kubitz, Lemay, Matt O Connell, Tommy Race, Nate Perkins and Bryan Lucke 2009 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Anthony Tomsich placed 11th in 1,500 (3:59.20) and Jordan Welling finished 12th in 10,000 (31:24.50) and failed to advance in 5,000 at NCAA II National Championships Named first-team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA District 8 Academic all-star was Welling Named USTFCCCA academic all-stars were Welling and Eric Brill Named GNAC academic all-stars were Brill, Alex Harrison, Greg Kubitz, James Turner, Tommy Race, Matt O Connell, Will Lloyd, Nik Skogsberg and Welling No Great Northwest Athletic Conference meet School records set by Welling in 5,000 (14:16.90) and 10,000 (30:02.33), and Ryan Brown in pole vault (16-3/4) 2010 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Tied for 18th in team standings at NCAA II National Championships At nationals, Ryan Brown placed first in pole vault (17-8 1/2), Alex Harrison fifth in javelin (200-9) and 10th in decathlon (6,142), Jordan Welling ninth in 5,000 (14:25.11) and

17 failed to advance in 10,000, Michael Hoffman 10th in hammer (189-0) and Bennett Grimes failed to advance in 10,000 Brown and Harrison earned USTFCCCA All-America recognition Named USTFCCCA academic all-stars were Tim Clendaniel, Welling and Harrison Placed 1st at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Brown named GNAC Athlete of the Year Anthony Zackery named GNAC Male Newcomer of the Year Named first-team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA District 8 Academic all-stars were Welling, Harrison, Eric Brill and Anthony Zackery GNAC meet champions were Keefe Brockman in high jump, Brown in pole vault (meet record), Ben Elder in discus, Michael Hoffman in hammer and Alex Harrison in decathlon, and javelin (meet record) Named GNAC academic all-stars were Eric Brill, Nic Hoza, Zackery, Alex Harrison, Clendaniel, Matt O Connell, Tyler Nichols, Andrew Gray, Welling School records set by Alex Tilley in 100 (10.75), Welling in 3,000 (8:24.61) and 10,000 (29:45.92), Brown in pole vault (17-8 1/2), Ben Elder in discus (168-4), Harrison in javelin (208-5) and Michael Hoffman in hammer (195-2) Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2011 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 28th (10 points) in team standings at NCAA II National Championships At nationals, Ryan Brown won pole vault (17-1 3/4) to earn USTFCCCA All-America recognition. Michael Hoffman placed 14th in hammer (185-5), Jordan Welling was 11th in both 10,000 (30:13.87) and 5,000 ( ) and Bennett Grimes 14th in 10,000 (30:40.71) and 12th in 5,000 (14:30.08) Brown named GNAC Athlete of the Year Placed 2nd at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships USTFCCCA West Region all-stars were Brown in the pole vault, Tim Clendaniel in the triple jump, Ben Elder in the shot put and discus, Bennett Grimes in the 5,000 and 10,000, Alex Harrison in the javelin, Michael Hoffman in the hammer and discus, Cory Okazaki in the 110 hurdles, Welling in the 5,000 and 10,000 GNAC meet champions were Welling in 10,000 (meet record), Clendaniel in triple jump, Hoffman in hammer and Elder in discus Named CoSIDA/Capital One first-team College Division District 8 Academic All-Star was Welling Named USTFCCCA Academic all-stars were Clendaniel and Welling Named GNAC academic all-stars Eric Brill, Clendaniel, Welling, Andrew Gray, Tyler Nichols. Jacob Gilbert, Logan Darling, Travis Peters and Colby Mayberry School records set by Welling in 5,000 (14:10.43) and Hoffman in hammer (206-3) 2012 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 48th (2 points) in team standings at NCAA II National Championships At nationals, Alex Harrison placed seventh in decathlon (6677) to earn USTFCCCA All- America recognition. Harrison finished 15th in javelin (192-10) and Michael Hoffman placed 15th in hammer (192-6)

18 USTFCCCA West Region all-stars were Shane Gruger in 4x100 relay, Harrison in javelin and decathlon, Hoffman in discus and hammer, Mark Pangilinan in 4x100 relay, Brock Steffen in 4x100 relay, Alex Tilley in 4x100 relay, Brett Watson in high jump and Nelson Westlin in shot put Placed 1st at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Hoffman in discus and hammer (meet record), Shane Gruger in 200, 4x100 relay (Pangilinan, Steffen, Tilley, Gruger), and Harrison in decathlon (meet record) Named first-team CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-American was Harrison Named CoSIDA/Capital One District 8 Academic all-star was Harrison Named USTFCCCA Academic all-stars were Harrison, Chip Jackson and Jon Poolman GNAC academic all-stars were Brill, Andrew Gray, Keegan Hall, Harrison, Nick Howe, Justin Hurtubise, Jackson, Keenan Komoto, Gabe Morales, Tyler Nichols, Joshua Reiter, Trevor Robinson, Karsten Schick, Tyler Will School records set by Brill in 2,000 steeplechase (6:11.1), and Harrison in hammer (214-7) and decathlon (6772) Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2013 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 1st at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships GNAC meet champions were Jon Poolman in 400, Logan Myers in 110 hurdles (meet record), Dak Riek in 5,000, Brett Watson in high jump and 4x400 relay of Poolman, Devon Smith, Nathan Schmidt and Jason Nokes GNAC academic all-stars were Brian Bates, Tim Clendaniel, Damien Fisher, Jacob Gilbert, Chip Jackson, Keegan Hall, Poolman, Joshua Reiter, Trevor Robinson, D. Smith USTFCCCA West Region all-stars were Frank Catelli in shot put, Alex Donigian in 100, Ryan Macdonald in discus, Myers in 110 hurdles and high jump, Poolman in 400 and Watson in high jump Named USTFCCCA Academic all-stars were Clendaniel, D. Smith and Poolman School records set by Donigian in 100 (10.57), Myers in 110 hurdles (14.65) and 4x400 relay (3:14.15) composed of Poolman, Schmidt, Nokes and Smith Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2014 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 15th (16 points) in team standings at NCAA II National Championships Frank Catelli finished third ( /2) in shot put, Slater Hirst fourth (216-7) in javelin, Alex Donigian fifth (10.61) in 100 meters and John Haskin eighth (204-11) in javelin at nationals to earn USTFCCCA All-America recognition. Catelli also was 13th (168-3) in discus. RankedNo.2 nationally in final USTFCCCA West Region Top 10 poll Placed 1st at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Named USTFCCCA Academic all-stars were Jacob Gilbert, Matt Lutz, Jon Poolman, Chip Jackson, and Devon Smith GNAC meet champions were Frank Catelli in shot put (meet record), Ryan Macdonald in discus, Brett Watson in high jump, Kevin Yates in long jump, Logan Myers in 110 hurdles and

19 4x400 relay of Jon Poolman, Nate van Tuinen, Ryan McArthur and Devon Smith. GNAC academic all-stars were Chip Jackson Joshua Reiter, Damien Fisher, Jacob Gilbert, Poolman, Smith, Dylan Brown, Matt Lutz, Cody McCranie, Ryan Peterson, Jonathan Quimby, Nathan Richards USTFCCCA West Region all-stars were Frank Catelli in shot put and discus, Donigian in 100, Jacob Gilbert in shot put, Slater Hirst in javelin, Ryan Macdonald in discus, Logan Myers in 110 hurdles and high jump and Brett Watson in high jump School records set by Catelli in shot put ( /2) and discus (173-11), Donigian in 100 (10.46) and Slater Hirst in javelin (216-7) Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2015 Coach Kelven Pee Wee Halsell Placed 23rd (14 points) in team standings at NCAA II National Championships Slater Hirst finished second (230-8) in javelin and Alex Donigian third (10.38) in 100 meters at nationals to earn USTFCCCA All-America recognition. Ryan Macdonald, 10th (176-6) in discus, was second-team choice. John Haskin placed 18th (185-8) in javelin and Travis Milbrandt did not reach finals in 100 hurdles. Placed 1st at Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships Hirst named GNAC Athlete of the Year Brett Watson named GNAC Athlete of the Meet USTFCCCA West Region all-stars were Donigian in 100, John Haskin in javelin, Macdonald in discus, Milbrandt in 110 hurdles, Logan Myers in 110 hurdles, and Watson in high jump and long jump GNAC meet champions were Donigian in 100 and 200, Watson in high jump and long jump, Milbrandt in 110 hurdles (meet record), Macdonald in discus, and 4x100 relay of Alex Binkerd, Donigian, Watson and Nate van Tuinen Named CoSIDA/Capital One District 8 Academic all-star was Nathan Richards Named USTFCCCA Academic all-star was Gordon Kordas GNAC academic all-stars were Dylan Brown, Jacob Hino, Will Jones, Kordas, Matt Lutz, Ryan Peterson, Richards, Max Romey, Nate Schmidt, Mark Seely, and Andrew Wise. School records set by Donigian in 100 (10.22) and 200 (21.42), Milbrandt in 110 hurdles (14.21), Watson in long jump (24-1 3/4), Macdonald in discus (177-4) and Hirst in javelin (230-8) Halsell named GNAC Coach of the Year

20 Head Coach: Pee Wee Halsell 2nd Place at GNAC Championships The Vikings placed 2nd at the GNAC Championships ending a string of four consecutive conference titles also tied for 47th in the NCAA II Championships with 4 points Alex Donigian repeated as the GNAC 100m and 200m champion at the conference championships, becoming the second athlete in GNAC history to sweep the sprint events in back-to-back years, joining UAA's Michael Madrid in ended his career with nine individual GNAC titles (4 outdoor, 5 indoor) holds school and GNAC records in the 100m (set in 2015) and the 200m (20.93 set at Bryan Clay Invite) named WWU s Male Athlete of the Year for the second year in a row Travis Milbrandt repeated as the champion in the 110m Hurdles and ended his career claiming four individual GNAC titles (2 outdoor, 2 indoor) bettered his own WWU and GNAC record in the 110m Hurdles in at the CWU Invitational on April 23 John Haskin placed 5th at the NCAA Championships to earn first-team USTFCCCA All-America honors Matt Lutz broke the school record in the 3,000m Steeplechase April 14 at the Mt. Sac Relays clocked a time of 8:59.97 to break the 27-year-old school record of 9:10.67 set by Kirby White in 1989, one of the longest standing marks in the WWU record books 7 student athletes had a cumulative GPA above 3.2 to earn GNAC Academic All-Star honors Alex Barry was named the GNAC Freshman of the Year by placing 14th at the NCAA Championships Andrew Wise was named CoSIDA District 8 Track & Field / Cross Country Academic All- District with a 3.39 GPA as a journalism major Wise also recorded the second-best time in the 3,000m steeplechase in school history (9:05.64) Mark Seely won the GNAC title in the triple jump with a leap of 14.65m/ for the second-longest jump in WWU history J.T. Konrad cleared 5.00m/ at the Ralph Vernacchia meet in Bellingham, becoming the second vaulter in program history to clear 16 feet in outdoor competition. School Records: Alex Donigian (200m: 20.93) Travis Milbrandt (110m Hurdles: 14.19) Matt Lutz (3,000m Steeplechase: 8:59.67) GNAC Male Freshman Track Athlete of the Year: Alex Barry GNAC All-Stars (top 3 finish): Alex Donigian (1st, 100m & 200m) Travis Milbrandt (1st, 110m Hurdles) Mark Seely (1st, Triple Jump) John Haskin (2nd, Javelin) Kevin Yates (2nd, Long Jump) Andrew Wise (2nd, 3,000m Steeplechase) Jade Wilson (3rd, 400m Hurdles) Ryan McArthur (3rd, 400m) Matt Lutz (3rd, 3,000m Steeplechase) GNAC Athlete of the Week: Matt Lutz (Feb. 29-March 6) Alex Donigian (March 28-April 3) Alex Donigian (April 11-17) Travis Milbrandt (April 18-24) USTFCCA All-West Region: Alex Donigian, 100m & 200m John Haskin, Javelin J.T. Konrad, Pole Vault Matt Lutz, 3,000m Steeplechase Travis Milbrandt, 110m Hurdles Brandon Pless, Shot Put USTFCCA All-American: John Haskin, Javelin (1st team) Alex Donigian, 100m & 200m (2nd team) Travis Milbrandt, 110m Hurdles (2nd team) GNAC Academic All-Stars: Dylan Brown (Environmental Science, Sr., 3.51, Auburn, WA)*** Jacob Hino (Molecular Biology, Sr., 3.51, Yakima, WA)** Gordie Kordas (Chemistry, Jr., 3.76, Blaine, WA)** Matt Lutz (Geophysics, Sr., 3.27, Bremerton, WA)** Ryan Peterson (Economics/Environmental Studies, 3.70, Seattle, WA)*** Mark Seely (Plastics & Composite Engineering, 3.60, Spokane, WA)** Andrew Wise (Journalism, 3.39, Denver, CO)** CoSIDA Academic All-District 8: Andrew Wise (Jr., Journalism) USTFCCCA All-Academic: Alex Barry (Pre Law, Fr., Sequim, WA) Isaac Derline (Community Health, So., Kent, WA) Jacob Hino (Molecular Biology, Sr., Yakima, WA) Gordie Kordas (Chemistry, Jr., Blaine, WA) Matt Lutz (Geophysics, Sr., Bremerton, WA) Mark Seely (Plastics & Composite Engineering, Spokane, WA) Andrew Wise (Journalism, Denver, CO)

21 Head Coach: Pee Wee Halsell GNAC Championships Finish: 2nd The Vikings placed 2nd at the GNAC Championships for the second consecutive season the team title came down to the last event of the meet as the Vikings finished with 132 points, just shy of the 134 points scored by the University of Alaska Anchorage GNAC individual titles were won by sophomore Alex Barry (javelin), junior Isaac Derline (5,000m) and freshman Cordell Cummings (400m hurdles) Barry (javelin) and Brandon Pless (shot put and discus) earned USTFCCCA All-West Region honors (top 5 marks in region) the Vikings added 10 new entries to the WWU top 10 lists among the entries, senior Ryan McArthur recorded the 4th-best 400m time (48.28) and Brandon Pless recorded top 10 marks in three events, each ranking No. 3 shot put (16.15m/53-0), discus (51.37m/168-6) and hammer (54.98m/180-4) shot put mark (8th) and discus mark (9th) were both among GNAC top 10 as well senior Gordie Kordas tied for the 6th-best pole vault mark (4.80m/15-9) while Barry posted the 6th-best javelin mark (62.30m/204-4), also ranking No. 15 in GNAC history senior Cody McCranie posted the 7th-best 1,500m time (3:53.17) while Cummings posted the 7th-best 400m hurdles time (53.97) sophomore Dylan Hayes added the 10th-best 3,000m steeplechase time (9:17.33) while Derline recorded the 10th-best 5,000m time (14:48.86) Pless was twice named the GNAC Men s Field Athlete of the Week during the 2017 outdoor season while sophomore Jacob Ringold also earned the honor once and sophomore Peter Butler was honored once as the GNAC Men s Track Athlete of the Week WWU was named the GNAC/Red Lion Team of the Week on March 1 Barry, Kordas and senior Andrew Wise were each named CoSIDA Academic All-District Track & Field / Cross Country honorees with Wise earning the honor the second consecutive year 13 WWU men s track & field student-athletes had GPAs of 3.2 or better to be named to the GNAC All-Academic team Kordas was named the co-recipient of the WWU Male Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. GNAC All-Stars (top 3 finish) Cody McCranie (3rd, 800m) Isaac Derline (1st, 5,000m) Cordell Cummings (1st, 400m Hurdles) Kevin Yates (2nd, Long Jump) Mark Seely (3rd, Triple Jump) Brandon Pless (2nd, Shot Put & 3rd, Discus) Alex Barry (1st, Javelin) Costel David (2nd, Javelin) USTFCCCA All-West Region: Alex Barry (Javelin) Brandon Pless (Shot put, Discus) GNAC Athlete of the Week Peter Butler (Feb. 27-March 5) Jacob Ringold (Feb. 27-March 5) Brandon Pless (March 6-12) Brandon Pless (March 20-26) GNAC Academic All-Stars Alex Barry (Kinesiology, So., 3.48, Sequim, WA) Peter Butler (Manufacturing Engineering/Environmental Science, So., 3.26, Port Angeles, WA) Liam Cossette (Electrical Engineering, So., 3.30, Spokane, WA) Costel David (Accounting, So., 3.50, Vancouver, WA) Isaac Derline (Community Health, Jr., 3.39, Kent, WA) Jacob Hino (Biology, Sr., 3.57, Yakima, WA)** Stedman Knox (Biology, So., 3.59, Bothell, WA) Gordie Kordas (Chemistry, Sr., 3.76, Blaine, WA)** Cody McCranie (Kinesiology, Sr., 3.38, Auburn, WA) Colton Pulver (Psychology/Kinesiology, So., 3.55, Wasilla, AK) Mark Seely (Plastics & Composite Engineering, Sr., 3.58, Spokane, WA)** Adam Thomas (Manufacturing Engineering, Jr., 3.54, Washougal, WA) Andrew Wise (Journalism & Environmental Policy, Sr., 3.50, Denver, CO)** CoSIDA Academic All-District 8: Alex Barry (So., Kinesiology) Gordie Kordas (Sr., Chemistry) Andrew Wise (Sr., Journalism & Environmental Policy)