Men Automatic Name Event Mark (Rank) Dusty Jonas High Jump 2.25 (7-4 1/2) (t1st)

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1 Nebraska Track & Field Head Coach Gary Pepin, Asst. Coaches: Mark Colligan, Jay Dirksen, Kris Grimes, Matt Martin, Billy Maxwell Phone: Fax: Nebraska Media Relations Track & Field MRD: Jeremy Foote Phone: Cell Phone: Fax: This Week in Husker Track & Field Week 3 (as of Jan. 29, 2008) Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Bob Devaney Sports Center Indoor Track Date: Friday, Feb. 1 - Saturday, Feb. 2 Times: Friday - Noon Saturday - 10 a.m. For a complete schedule of events, see page 2. - Huskers Play Host to Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational After a double-dip last weekend with the Conference Challenge and the NWU Invite the Nebraska track and field teams will compete in the 33rd Annual Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational Friday and Saturday at the Bob Devaney Sports Center Indoor Track. Each year, the meet is one of the largest and most competitive meets not only in the Big 12, but in all of NCAA Division I. 22 college teams from across the United States will compete in the two-day event. The meet starts Friday with multi-events beginning at noon and field events at 5 p.m. Running events begin at 6 p.m. On Saturday, multi-events start at 10 a.m. while running events begin at 1:45 p.m. and field events at 2 p.m. At 3:45 p.m. on Saturday, a special presentation will take place where Dave Greathouse and Tim Renz will be honored with Husker Officials Organization Awards. Following the meet, awards will be given to the Most Outstanding Performer for both men and women. Last year s men s winner was Egor Agafonov of Kansas. He set the meet record in the men s weight throw. Agafonov went on to win the Big 12 and NCAA Indoor championships. Iowa s Kineke Alexander was the top women s performer. She posted the nation s fastest time in the women s 400-meter dash while shattering both the meet and Devaney Center record with a time of Live stats will be available throughout the meet on Huskers.com. Following the completion of each day final results, a recap of the days events and a photo gallery highlighting Husker athletes will also be available. A complete list of competitors will be available Thursday on Huskers.com. Tickets for the event can be purchased at Huskers.com, the Husker Athletic Ticket Office or at the Devaney Center the day of the meet. Reserved seats are $7 while general admission tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for children. University of Nebraska students get in for free with a valid ID. Nebraska's 2008 NCAA Indoor Qualifiers Women Provisional Name Event Mark (Rank) Competition Arizona, Baylor, Central Florida, Concordia, Emporia State, Florida State, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa State, Johnson County CC, Kansas, KCKCC, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri Southern State U, Nebraska-Omaha, Nebraska Wesleyan, Nebraska-Kearney, South Dakota, Texas-El Paso, UC Irvine and Washington State - Matchups to Watch With the high quality of competition entering Lincoln this weekend, there will be main key events to keep an eye on. Some of the more interesting matchups include: *Men s 200m Dash: Two NCAA qualifiers. Sophomores Scott Wims of Nebraska and Baylor s Trey Harts are expected to have an exciting race as the third-ranked Wims is only 1/100th of a second faster then the fourthranked Harts. * Men s 400m Dash: Two NCAA qualifiers. No. 1-ranked Quentin Iglehart-Summers of Baylor brings his blazing time in the 400m to Lincoln where he will face up with Nebraska s own Lukas Hulett. Hulett s time last week, 47.00, not only hit the NCAA provisional qualifying mark, but it also was a new personal best. * Men s : Four NCAA qualifiers. Four of the top 15 high jumpers in the country will square off as NCAA automatic qualifier Dusty Jonas, who is tied for the top mark so far this year at 2.25m (7-4 1/2), will try to fend off NCAA provisional qualifiers Paul Hamilton of Nebraska, who is ranked fourth with a jump of 2.19m (7-2 1/4), and Minnesota s Matt Fisher and Washington State s Trey Arrivey who are tied for 12th nationally at 2.14m (7-0 1/4) * Men s : Three NCAA qualifiers. Arizona teammates Luis Rivera-Morales, Daniel Marshall and Jordan Powell will try to outdo each other as Rivera- Morales is currently ranked No. 1 in NCAA Division I at 7.84m while Marshall trails him in eighth place at 7.62m and Powell in 17th. * Men s Shot: Two NCAA qualifiers. No. 1-ranked Russ Winger (19.56m) of Idaho will have to deal with some stiff competition up against second ranked Zach Lloyd of Arizona (19.46m). Winger won the event at last year s meet and both Winger and Lloyd have already posted NCAA automatic qualifying marks. Men Automatic Name Event Mark (Rank) Dusty Jonas 2.25 (7-4 1/2) (t1st) Provisional Name Event Mark (Rank) Scott Wims 200m Dash (1st) Lukas Hulett 400m Dash (3rd) Paul Hamilton 2.19 (7-2 1/4) (4th) 2008 Nebraska Indoor Schedule Date Meet Time/Result Jan. 5 Summit...NTS Jan Holiday Inn Invitational...NTS Lincoln, Neb... Devaney Center Track Jan. 26 Conference Challenge... Big ; MW 145 Lincoln, Neb... Devaney Center Track NWU Invite...NTS Lincoln, Neb...Devaney Center Track Feb. 1-2 Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational... Noon/10 a.m. Lincoln, Neb... Devaney Center Track Feb. 8-9 adidas Classic... 5 p.m./11 a.m. Lincoln, Neb... Devaney Center Track Feb Iowa State Classic...10 a.m./10 a.m. Ames, Iowa...Lied Recreation Center Tyson Invite...10 a.m./10 a.m. Fayetteville, Ark...Randal Tyson Track Center Feb. 22 Prairie Wolf Invite...1 p.m. Lincoln, Neb...Devaney Center Track Feb. 29- Mar. 1 Big 12 Indoor Championships...9:30 a.m./9:30 a.m. Lincoln, Neb... Devaney Center Track March 8 Iowa State Last Chance...10 a.m. Ames, Iowa...Lied Recreation Center March NCAA Indoor Championships...TBA Fayetteville, Ark...Randal Tyson Track Center 2008 Nebraska Outdoor Schedule Date Meet Time/Result April 4-5 Jim Click Shootout...TBA Tucson, Ariz... Roy P. Drachman Stadium April 4-5 Stanford Invitational...TBA Palo Alto, Calif... Cobb Track & Angell Field April 5 Emporia State Relays...TBA Emporia, Kan... Fran Welch Stadium April Audrey Walton Multi-Events...TBA Columbia, Mo... Audrey J. Walton Stadium April John Jacobs Invitational...TBA Norman, Okla...John Jacobs T&F Complex April Kansas Relays...TBA Lawrence, Kan...Memorial Stadium Mt. SAC Relays...TBA Walnut, Calif... Hilmer Lodge Stadium April Doane Relays...TBA Crete, Neb... Fuhrer Field House April Drake Relays...TBA Des Moines, Iowa...Drake Stadium Penn Relays...TBA Philadelphia, Pa... Franklin Field April 27 Nebraska Open... TBA Lincoln, Neb... Ed Weir Stadium May 3 Ward Haylett Invite...TBA Manhattan, Kan... R.V. Christian Track Complex May 10 Nebraska Invitational... TBA Lincoln, Neb... Ed Weir Stadium May Big 12 Outdoor Championships...TBA Boulder, Colo...Ed Weir Stadium May NCAA Midwest Regional... TBA Lincoln, Neb... Ed Weir Stadium June NCAA Outdoor Championships...TBA Des Moines, Iowa... Drake Stadium

2 2008 Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational Lincoln, Neb. Schedule of Events (Complete time schedule and entries will be made available Thursday on Huskers.com) Friday, Feb. 1 Multi-Events* Noon... 60m Hurdles... W...Pent. 12:25 p.m... 60m Dash...M...Hept. 12:40 p.m W...Pent. 1:00 p.m......m...pent. 2:45 p.m......m...pent. 3:25 p.m W...Pent. 4:05 p.m......m...hept. 4:35 p.m... Lonp Jump... W...Pent. 7:06 p.m m Run... W...Pent. Field Events* 5:00 p.m... Weight Throw... W...Finals - to follow... Weight Throw...M...Finals 6:00 p.m......m...finals 6:00 p.m W...Finals - to follow......m...finals Running Events* 6:00 p.m... 60m Hurdles... W...Prelims 6:13 p.m... 60m Hurdles...M...Prelims 6:26 p.m... 60m Dash... W...Prelims 6:36 p.m... 60m Dash...M...Prelims 6:54 p.m m... W...Pent. 6:58 p.m m Dash... W...Prelims 7:14 p.m m Dash...M...Prelims 7:30 p.m m Dash... W...Prelims 7:45 p.m m Dash...M...Prelims 8:00 p.m m Run... W...Finals 8:20 p.m m Run...M...Finals Saturday, Feb. 2 Multi-Events* 10 a.m... 60m Hurdles...M...Hept. 10:45 a.m......m...hept. 1:45 p.m m Run...M...Hept Field Events* 2:00 p.m W...Finals - to follow......m...finals 2:00 p.m W...Finals - to follow......m...finals 2:00 p.m W...Finals - to follow......m...finals 2:00 p.m W...Finals Running Events* 1:45 p.m m Run...M...Hept. 1:50 p.m W...Finals 2:04 p.m......m...finals 2:16 p.m m Dash Consolation Final... W 2:21 p.m m Dash Consolation Final...M 2:26 p.m y Run... W...Finals 2:35 p.m y Run...M...Finals 2:42 p.m m Run... W...Finals 2:50 p.m m Run...M...Finals 3:00 p.m m Run... W...Finals 3:07 p.m m Run...M...Finals 3:15 p.m m Consolation Final... W 3:20 p.m m Consolation Final...M 3:25 p.m m Run... W...Finals 3:37 p.m m Run...M...Finals 3:44 p.m... Husker Officials Organization Awards Presentation 4:04 p.m... 60m Hurdles Consolation Final... W 4:08 p.m... 60m Hurdles... W...Finals 4:14 p.m... 60m Hurdles Consolation Final...M 4:18 p.m... 60m Hurdles...M...Finals 4:24 p.m... 60m Dash Consolation Final... W 4:27 p.m... 60m Dash... W...Finals 4:30 p.m... 60m Dash Consolation Final...M 4:34 p.m... 60m Dash...M...Finals 4:44 p.m... Mile Special Invitational... W 4:50 p.m... Mile Special Invitational...M 4:56 p.m m Dash... W...Finals 5:01 p.m m Dash...M...Finals 5:06 p.m m Run Special Invitational... W 5:10 p.m m Run Special Inviational...M 5:14 p.m m Dash... W...Finals 5:19 p.m m Dash...M...Finals 5:24 p.m m Run Special Invitational... W 5:35 p.m m Run Special Invitational...M 5:46 p.m... DMR... W...Finals 5:59 p.m... DMR...M...Finals 6:10 p.m... 4x400m Special Invitational... W 6:21 p.m... 4x400m Special Invitational...M 6:31 p.m... 4x400m... W...Finals 6:41 p.m... 4x400m...M...Finals *All times Central and subject to change. * Women s : Two NCAA qualifiers. The top four competitors from last year will return with last year s winner, Crystal Manning of Kansas, trying to defend her title against topranked Nelly Tchayem of UTEP. Manning and Tchayem will have to fend off Nebraska teammates Zarinah Suluki-Drakes and Leandra McGruder who finished third and fourth last year. * Women s : Two NCAA qualifiers. NCAA automatic qualifier, Elizabeth Patterson and NCAA provisional qualifier, Jasmin Day of Arizona will be the top two seeds in the high jump; however Nebraska s trio of Erin Hannon, Audry Svane and Epley Bullock will not be far behind. Bullock is a returning All-American, while Hannon is ranked No. 1 on the Husker indoor list with Svane ranked No. 2. * Women s 60m/200m: Two NCAA qualifiers. Nickesha Anderson of Kansas and Tiffaney Townsend of Baylor both have made NCAA provisional qualifying marks in both the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes. Anderson holds the lead in the 60-meters while Townsend is ranked high in the 200-meters. * Women s : Two NCAA qualifiers. 13th ranked Keisha Walkes (15.65m) of Texas-El Paso will go up against fellow NCAA provisional qualifier Megan Howard of Arizona who is ranked 24th nationally with a mark of 15.20m. - Husker Men Ranked #6 in First USTFCCCA Poll The first regular season poll released by the United State Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association has the Husker men s team ranked sixth in the nation. The Husker men were ranked No. 16 in the preseason; strong performances so far this year by Dusty Jonas, Scott Wims, Lukas Hulett and Paul Hamilton have propelled the men up the rankings. - Wims Tears Up Conference Challenge Sophomore Scott Wims had a memorable 2008 Conference Challenge as he left the Devaney Center with three event titles. Wims started off his day defeating fellow Husker teammate Dax Danns in the 60m dash by only 1/100th of a second as Wims blazed in at The 60-meters was just a warm-up for Wims, who would reach an NCAA provisional mark, new personal best and moved up to fourth all-time on the Nebraska indoor list in the 200m dash with a lighting fast time of At the time of the race, Wims time was the fastest recorded collegiate time this season. After the race, Wims was not focused on what he did right, but what he could do to better his time by the end of the season. I just have to run faster and see what I did wrong as opposed 2008 NCAA Indoor Qualifying Standards Women Running Events Automatic Provisional Event FAT FAT 55 Meters 6.74@ 6.92@ 60 Meters 7.26@ 7.44@ 55-Meter Hurdles 7.57@ 7.86@ 8.14@ 8.43@ 200 Meters Meters Meters 2: :09.00 Mile# 4: : ,000 Meters# 9: : ,000 Meters# 16: : ,600-Meter Relay 3: :40.00 Mile Relay 3: :41.20 Distance Medley Relay-Meters# 11: :29.70 Distance Medley Relay-Yards# 11: :30.00 *Qualifying times on a banked or over 200 meter track Field Events Automatic Provisional Metric Imperial Metric Imperial / / / / / / /2 Weight Throw / /4 Heptathlon 4,050 points 3,700 points Husker NCAA All-Americans Women Name Honors Event(s) Epley Bullock One (i) Kayla Wilkinson One Javelin Men Name Honors Event(s) Dan Christensen One 4x400m(i) Dusty Jonas Three (i) Three (o) Lukas Hulett One 400m(i) One 4x400m(i) Scott Wims One 4x400m(i) One 200m(o) to what I did right. I can use that to my advantage in the upcoming weeks, said Wims. Wims finished out his day anchoring the Husker 4x400 meter relay team that beat Big 12 foe Missouri with a time of 3: Jonas Jumps to Top of Rankings Husker senior Dusty Jonas made a big impact during his first home meet of the year as he tied his personal best with a mark of 2.25 (7-4 1/2) in the high jump. Jonas jump not only was an NCAA automatic qualifying mark, but also boosted him to the top of the NCAA rankings as he is currently tied with conference rival Scott Sellers of Kansas State for the No. 1 spot in all of Division I in the high jump. - Huskers and Big 12 Take Down Mountain West Nebraska, Kansas State and Missouri teamed up to collect a total of 224 points, easily topping the Mountain West s team of Air Force, Brigham Young and Colorado State that totaled 145 points. The meet got started with a bang as Nebraska s own Peter van der Westhuizen entertained the crowed with a personal-best performance in the 5000m run with a time Men Running Events Automatic Provisional Event FAT FAT 55 Meters 6.14@ 6.26@ 60 Meters 6.63@ 6.74@ 55-Meter Hurdles 7.17@ 7.38@ 7.70@ 7.91@ 200 Meters Meters Meters 1: :50.50 Mile# 3: : ,000 Meters# 7: : ,000 Meters# 13: : ,600-Meter Relay 3: :10.40 Mile Relay 3: :10.40 Distance Medley Relay-Meters# 9: :45.40 Distance Medley Relay-Yards# 9: :45.70 *Qualifying times on a banked or over 200 meter track Field Events Automatic Provisional Metric Imperial Metric Imperial / / / / / / / Weight Throw / /4 Heptathlon 5,650 points 5,300 points

3 of 14: Van der Westhuizen torched the competition, as the next closest competitor finished 46-seconds behind him. Van der Westhuizen s time moved him up to third all-time on the Nebraska 5000m run list. Husker All-American Lukas Hulett also set a NCAA provisional mark in the 400m with a time of It was also a new personal best for Hulett and bumped him up to third all-time on the Husker indoor list. The Huskers would then sweep the jumps on the men s side as LeRon Williams and Robert Rands finished 1-2 in the long jump with Williams going 7.10m (23-3 1/2) and Rands jumping 7.01m (23-0). Senior Dusty Jonas returned to Lincoln Saturday and earned a NCAA automatic qualifying mark in the high jump at a height of 2.25m (7-4 1/2), a mark that tied his personal best. The jumps were rounded out with freshman Nicholas Gordan (Kingston, Jamaica) who won the triple jump with a leap of 15.22m ( /4). The Husker women would not be outdone as Erin Hannon and Epley Bullock took home the top two spots in the high jump with Hannon narrowly defeating Bullock with a jump of 1.75m (5-8 3/4), Bullock jumped 1.70m (5-7). The Huskers then made a clean sweep of the 60-meter hurdles as freshman Karyn LaCour won the the event for a second straight weekend, bettering her time from last week to a new personal best at 8.51 and moving herself into 10th all-time on the Husker list in only her second collegiate meet. Ross Tyrell took the title for the men, clocking in a time of The meet was rounded out with the Husker men tearing up the competition in the 4x400 meter relay as Hulett, Andrew Pearson, Dan Christensen and Wims teamed up for a time of 3: Freshman LaCour Turns Heads Freshman sensation Karyn LaCour continues to make noise this season as she has won the 60-meter hurdles in her first two collegiate meets. The Humble, Texas, native is a two-time Texas 5A state champion in the 100-meter hurdles 2008 Big 12 Conference Event Rankings Women Men 2. Sheryl Morgan Joslyn Dalton : Jennifer Pancoast : Lara Crofford : Joslyn Dalton : Channing Anseth : Jennifer Webers : Karyn LaCour x400-Meter Relay 8. Nebraska :51.01 Distance Medley Relay 6. Nebraska : Erin Hannon /4 3. Audrey Svane /4 4. Epley Bullock Rachel Birtles /4 6 (tie). Natalie Willer /4 8. Leandra McGruder /4 3. Leandra McGruder /2 8 (tie). Danielle Smith /2 8. Amanda Latsch USTFCCCA Division I Men s Rankings (1/29/2008) No. Team Points 1. Arkansas Tennessee Oklahoma Boise State Texas Tech Nebraska Liberty Baylor Clemson LSU Florida Arizona BYU Auburn Idaho South Carolina Princeton La Salle Arizona State Oral Roberts Ohio State Florida State Washington Michigan Purdue Scott Wims Dax Danns Scott Wims Meter Run 1. Lukas Hulett Dan Christensen Adam Dailey : Blaise Rewaka : Andrew Pearson : Kyle Custer : Vince Sickler : Matthew Conahan : Todd Gulizia : Peter van der Westhuizen : Anthony Oberle : Peter Falcon : Tyrell Ross Jamie Ryder x400-Meter Relay 6. Nebraska : (tie). Dusty Jonas /2 3. Paul Hamilton /4 8. Brandon Sheppard /4 8. Zach Holoch Robert Rands /4 3. Nicholas Gordan /4 8 (tie). Dusty Jonas /2 4. Trey Jordan Weight Throw 5. Bryan Bell /4 8. Aaron Bozarth USTFCCCA Division I Women s Rankings (1/29/2007) No. Team Points 1. LSU Tennessee Texas A&M Arkansas Michigan Virginia Tech Mississippi Minnesota Penn State South Carolina Florida Memphis Baylor Southern Illinois Purdue Texas Georgia Tech Kansas Kansas State Arizona Arizona State Indiana Oregon Florida State Texas Tech and is adapting very well to the 60-meters. LaCour bettered her time from the Holiday Inn Invitational (8.56), running an 8.51 at the Conference Challenge. LaCour s time currently ranks her third in the Big Husker Women Own Pit A young group of Huskers are making quite an impact this year on the high jump as sophomores Erin Hannon and Epley Bullock have combined with freshman Audrey Svane to own three of the top four spots on the Big 12 performance list. Hannon leads the bunch after she won the Conference Challenge with a jump of 5-8 3/4 (1.75m). The youngest of the group, Svane, is pushing the older two and is currently ranked second on the conference list with a jump of 5-7 1/4 (1.71). Bullock, an All-American as a freshman, is ranked fourth and has only jumped 5-7 (1.71) so far this year, but looks to top her personal best of 6-0 (1.83) before the end of the year. All three are training hard to make the NCAA Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. on March 14 and Wims and Danns Battle for Top Spot After two complete meets Scott Wims and Dax Danns each have one victory in the 60m dash. At the Holiday Inn Invitational Wims got the better of Danns in the prelims, but Danns came back with a vengeance in the finals as he beat out Wims with a time of The following week at the Conference Challenge both would run their best times of the year with Wims returning to take his crown as he barely beat out Danns time of 6.80 with a time of Wims and Danns currently rank fourth and fifth respectively on the Big 12 performance list. - Huskers Win Seven Events at NWU Invite Husker sophomore Nikita Eades got the meet started off on the right foot for the Huskers as she beat out the competition to win the 60-meter hurdles with a time of Eades ranks sixth all-time in the Husker indoor record book and hopes to be a top competitor in the 60-meter hurdles when the Big 12 Indoor Meet is held in Lincoln from Feb. 29 to March 1. The Husker women went in long jump, led by Chantae McMillan who recorded a personal-best jump of 5.70m (18-8 1/2). McMillian beat out teammates Zarinah Suluki-Drakes, who jumped 5.56m (18-3), and Ann Erega, who finished at 5.52m (18-1 1/2). Suluki-Drakes would not be denied in the

4 triple jump as she won the title with a leap of 12.6m (39-7). On the men s side Chris Nuttelman and Maruo Parnell took the top two spots in the men s triple jump as Parnell s personal-best jump of (46-7 1/2) was not enough to beat out Nuttelman, who jumped ( /4). In the long jump Skyler Reising beat out fellow Husker Scott Jorgenson as Reising jumped 7.11m (23-4). In the running events the Husker men took both the 600-meter and 800-meter runs as Eric Lund paced the 600m pack with a time of 1:23.32 while Jack Lemke won the 800 title with a time of 1: In the men s 60-meter dash LeRon Williams and Robert Rands both ran personalbest races at 7.07, however, neither could beat out former Husker All-American and Big 12 Conference Champion Chris Chandler, who torched the competition with a time of Chandler still holds the Nebraska all-time indoor record in the 60-meter dash at Freshmen Continue to Shine Early So far this season eight events have been won by Husker freshmen. Leading the pack for the men is Paul Hamilton of Sidney, Neb., Hamilton achieved a NCAA indoor provisional mark in the high jump with a leap of 2.19m (7-2 1/4) in his first collegiate meet. Other winners for the men include Adam Dailey (800m), David Adams (3000m) and Nicholas Gordan (triple jump) The women are carried by Karyn LaCour who has won the 60m hurdles in her first two collegiate meets, while Lara Crofford (mile run) and Natalie Willer (pole vault) each won their events at the Holiday Inn Invitational. - Pepin Leads Husker Squad for Record Tying 28th Season Nebraska Head Coach Gary Pepin is beginning his 28th year guiding the Husker women s team and 25th year coaching the NU men's squad. With this year, Pepin will tie former Husker coach Frank Sevigne as the longest-tenured track and field coach in school history. Sevigne logged 28 seasons leading the NU men s program from 1956 through Pepin has helped the Husker women combine for 38 of their 40 conference titles, while also notching 20 of the program s 21 top-five NCAA team finishes, including each of Nebraska s three indoor national championships. Pepin has led the men's team to 26 of its 58 indoor and outdoor conference crowns, while also notching two NCAA top-five placings. The Huskers' second-place finish at the 1996 NCAA Indoor Championships ranks as the squad's highest at an NCAA meet. - Four NCAA All-Americans Back at it for Nebraska Men s Squad Four Husker men who have combined to win seven individual and one relay All- America awards return to power Nebraska in The group is led by Dusty Jonas, one of the premiere high jumpers in the country. Jonas enters his final season with the Huskers in search of the one elusive element of his career, an individual national title. Jonas owns six All-America finishes in the last three years, including runner-up showings indoors in both 2005 and With one final chance for the gold, Jonas will be one of the Huskers to watch in Three young Husker sprinters will compliment the seasoned veteran. Junior Dan Christensen and sophomores Lukas Hulett and Scott Wims were part of the 4 x 400- meter relay that earned All-America honors by virtue of their eighth-place performance at the 2007 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. Wims also earned All- America recognition outdoors for his seventh place in the 200-meters at the outdoor championships. These three sprinters plus sophomore Dax Danns should form the core of the team. - Two NCAA All-Americans Return for NU Women The Huskers return two women for the 2008 season who have each earned NCAA All-America honors during their outstanding. Kayla Wilkinson returns for her second attempt at a senior season after redshirting in 2007 due to shoulder surgery, while Epley Bullock is back for her sophomore year following a remarkable debut campaign. Wilkinson captured her All-America honor with a runner-up finish in the javelin at the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championships with a toss of Had it not been for an injury in 2007, she would have been poised to make a run for a national title in the event last year. That goal resurfaces this season, as well as Wilkinson s attempt to reclaim the Big 12 javelin title, which she won in both 2005 and While Wilkinson has years of collegiate experience under her belt, Bullock is the epitome of young stardom. She finished ninth in the high jump (eighth American) at the 2007 indoor championships with a career-high leap of 6-0, winning one of three freshman All-America honors for the Huskers last season. Bullock again qualified for the NCAA Championships in the high jump during the outdoor season, only to finish 24th. With continued improvement and increased collegiate experience, the Allen, Texas, native should be a serious contender to score in both high jumps this year. - Huskers Live at Home in 2008 The Husker track and field team will not be leaving the state of Nebraska much during the 2008 indoor track season. The team only plans on leaving Lincoln four more times before the start of the outdoor season. The team will travel to Ames, Iowa twice for the Iowa State Classic and the Iowa State Last Chance Meet; Nebraska will then make two trips to Fayetteville, Ark. for the Tyson Invite and the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. The Huskers will host four of their own meets, the Bob Devaney Sports Center Indoor Track will be the host site for this year s Big 12 Conference Indoor Championships. The Huskers will also be attending the NWU Invite and the Prairie Wolf Invite, however, each of those meets is being held at the Devaney Center. All in all the Huskers will have the privilege of competing at the Devaney Center for seven of their 11 meets Nebraska Track and Field

5 Week 1 Meet Location Titles (W/M) NCAA Qualifiers Holiday Inn Invite Lincoln, Neb. 17 (8/9) Hamilton (HJ-p) Lincoln (Jan. 19) --- True freshman Paul Hamilton (Sidney, Neb.) was the star on Saturday, setting a personal best and NCAA indoor provisional mark in the high jump with a leap of 2.19m (7-2 1/4) in his first collegiate meet. Hamilton barely beat out fellow Husker Brandon She`ppard for the title, as Sheppard, a redshirt freshman, earned runner-up honors with a jump of 2.09m (6-10 1/4). Both Hamilton and Sheppard were pleased with their performances in the Huskers first competition of the year. As for the rest of the Huskers, both the men s and women s squads won three events on Saturday with the men winning the 60m, 200m and 4x400 relay, while the NU women took home the 60m hurdles, long jump and triple jump titles. Dax Danns and Scott Wims ran a heated race in the 60m dash as they finished within five-hundredths of a second of each other, as Danns barley beat out his teammate with a time of All-American Dan Christensen continued to dominate the 200m, taking home the victory with a time of The meet was capped off with a Husker victory in the 4x400 meter relay, as Tyrell Ross, Lukas Hulett, Andrew Pearson and Christensen combined for a time of 3: On the women s side Leandra McGruder carried over her success from Friday s events into Saturday as she won the triple jump title for the Huskers with a jump of 12.48m ( /2). Sophomore Epley Bullock, an All-American in the high jump last season as a freshman, nearly escaped Husker teammate Audrey Svane in the high jump, as Bullock and Svane each jumped 1.68m (5-6) with Bullock winning the event with fewer misses. The Huskers swept the 60m hurdles, as Karyn LaCour paced the field with a time of Arna Erega finished second at 8.67 and Nikita Eades rounded out the Husker pack with a time of Lincoln (Jan. 18) ---On the women s side, freshman Natalie Willer of Elkhorn, Neb. made her mark as she took home the women s pole vault title with a vault of 3.75m (12-3 1/2), a mark that tied for 14th all-time on the Husker indoor list. Also in the field events, the Huskers went 1-2 in the women s long jump as Leandra McGruder improved on her runner-up finish from last year to take home the win with a jump of 5.77m ( /4), while freshman Arna Erega finished in second place with a leap of 5.68m (18-7 3/4). In the running events, the NU women s team also fared well as it saw Huskers take home the 800m, one mile and 5000m crowns. Joslyn Dalton led the distance runners as she moved into 11th place on the Husker 5000m indoor list with a time of 17:29.35, while freshman Jennifer Webers finished second to Dalton with a time of 18: The Husker women also took home the gold and silver in the one mile as Lara Crofford barely beat out teammate Ari Goldstein with a time of 5:06.08, Goldstein finished right behind at 5: Rounding out the women s winners was Natalja Zarcenko, who beat the competition in the 800m run. Zarcenko finished with a time of 2: On the men s side Robert Rands continued his assault on the long jump as he finished first with a leap of 7.22m (23-8 1/4), improving on his runner-up finish last year to teammate Dusty Jonas. Like the women s squad, the Husker men did well in the distance races as they won both the one mile and the 3000m run, as well as the 800m. Kyle Custer, a sophomore from Cambridge, Neb., took the victory in the one mile and set a new personal best with a time of 4: Husker freshmen continued to make their mark in their first meet as David Adams won the 3000m run with a time of 8: The Husker winners were rounded out by Adam Dailey, who took the title in the 800m run with a time of 1: NU s Nick Makukutu finished in a close third with a time of 1: NU Women's Event Champions: 800m: Zarcenko (2:17.43) Mile: Crofford (5:06.42) 5,000m: Dalton (17:29.35) 60m Hurdles: LaCour (8.56) HJ: Bullock (5-6; 1.68) PV: Willer (12-3 1/2; 3.75) LJ: McGruder ( /4; 5.77) TJ: McGruder ( /2; 12.48) Holiday Inn Invite Joslyn Dalton, Jr. NU Men's Event Champions: 60m: Danns (6.90) 200m: Christensen (21.96) 800m: Dailey (1:54.41) Mile: Custer (4:17.30) 3,000m: Adams (8:37.34) 60m Hurdles: T. Ross (8.08) 4x400m: Nebraska (3:13.87) T. Ross, Hulett, Pearson, Wims HJ: Hamilton (7-2 1/4; 2.19) LJ: Rands (23-8 1/4; 7.22) Week 2 Conference Challenge Meet Location Titles (W/M) NCAA Qualifiers Conference Challenge Lincoln, Neb. 11 (2/9) Jonas (HJ-a); Wims (200m-p); Hulett (400m-p) Neb. Wesleyan Invite Lincoln, Neb. 7 (3/4) None Conference Challenge Lincoln (Jan. 26) --- The meet got started with a bang as Nebraska s own Peter van der Westhuizen entertained the crowed with a personal-best performance in the 5000m run with a time of 14: Van der Westhuizen torched the competition, as the next closest competitor finished 46-seconds behind him. Van der Westhuizen s time moved him up to third alltime on the Nebraska 5000m run list. Scott Wims and Dax Danns battled again in the 60m dash with Wims getting the better of Danns this meet after Danns won the title last weekend. Wims blazed in at 6.79 with Danns right behind him at The 60-meters was just a warm-up for Wims, who would reached a NCAA provisional mark, new personal best and moved up to fourth alltime on the Nebraska indoor list in the 200m dash with a lighting fast time of Wims, an All-American last year in the outdoor 200m, now owns the fastest 200m time in NCAA Division I as of January 26. After the race, Wims was not focused on what he did right, but what he could do to better his time by the end of the season. Fellow Husker All-American Lukas Hulett also set a NCAA provisional mark in the 400m with a time of It was also a new personal best for Hulett and bumped him up to third all-time on the Husker indoor list. The Huskers would then sweep the jumps on the men s side as LeRon Williams and Robert Rands finished 1-2 in the long jump with Williams going 7.10m (23-3 1/2) and Rands jumping 7.01m (23-0). Senior Dusty Jonas returned to Lincoln Saturday and earned a NCAA automatic qualifying mark in the high jump at a height of 2.25m (7-4 1/2), a mark that tied his personal best. The jumps were rounded out with freshman Nicholas Gordan (Kingston, Jamaica) who won the triple jump with a leap of 15.22m ( /4). The Husker women would not be outdone as Erin Hannon and Epley Bullock took home the top two spots in the high jump with Hannon narrowly defeating Bullock with a jump of 1.75m (5-8 3/4), Bullock jumped 1.70m (5-7). The Huskers then made a clean sweep of the 60-meter hurdles as freshman Karyn LaCour won the the event for a second straight weekend, bettering her time from last week to a new personal best at 8.51 and moving herself into 10th all-time on the Husker list in only her second collegiate meet. Ross Tyrell took the title for the men, clocking in a time of The meet was rounded out with the Husker men tearing up the competition in the 4x400 meter relay as Hulett, Andrew Pearson, Dan Christensen and Wims teamed up for a time of 3: NWU Invite Lincoln (Jan. 26) --- Husker sophomore Nikita Eades got the meet started off on the right foot for the Huskers as she beat out the competition to win the 60-meter hurdles with a time of Eades ranks sixth all-time in the Husker indoor record book and hopes to be a top competitor in the 60-meter hurdles when the Big 12 Indoor Meet is held in Lincoln from Feb. 29 to March 1. The Husker women went in long jump, led by Chantae McMillan who recorded a personal-best jump of 5.70m (18-8 1/2). McMillian beat out teammates Zarinah Suluki-Drakes, who jumped 5.56m (18-3), and Ann Erega, who finished at 5.52m (18-1 1/2). Suluki-Drakes would not be denied in the triple jump as she won the title with a leap of 12.6m (39-7). On the men s side Chris Nuttelman and Maruo Parnell took the top two spots in the men s triple jump as Parnell s personal-best jump of (46-7 1/2) was not enough to beat out Nuttelman, who jumped ( /4). In the long jump Skyler Reising beat out fellow Husker Scott Jorgenson as Reising jumped 7.11m (23-4). In the running events the Husker men took both the 600-meter and 800-meter runs as Eric Lund paced the 600m pack with a time of 1:23.32 while Jack Lemke won the 800 title with a time of 1: In the men s 60-meter dash LeRon Williams and Robert Rands both ran personal-best races at 7.07, however, neither could beat out former Husker All-American and Big 12 Conference Champion Chris Chandler, who torched the competition with a time of Chandler still holds the Nebraska all-time indoor record in the 60-meter dash at NU Women's Event Champions: Conference Challenge 60m Hurdles: LaCour (8.51) HJ: Hannon (5-8 3/4; 1.75) NWU Invite 60m Hurdles: Eades (8.75) LJ: McMillian (18-8 1/2; 5.70) TJ: Suluki-Drakes (39-6 3/4; 12.06) Dusty Jonas, Sr. NU Men's Event Champions: Conference Challenge 60m: Wims (6.79) 200m: Wims (21.20) 400m: Hulett (47.00) 5,000m: van der Westhuizen (14:20.65) 60m Hurdles: T. Ross (8.07) 4x400m: Nebraska (3:13.53) Hulett, Pearson, Christensen, Wims HJ: Jonas (7-4 1/2; 2.25) LJ: Williams (23-3 1/2; 7.10) TJ: Gordan ( /4; 15.22) NWU Invite 600m: Lund (1:23.32) 800m: Lemke (1:54.81) LJ: Reising (23-4; 7.11) TJ: Nuttelman (47-2 1/4; 14.38)

6 2008 Indoor Performance List Women 1. Chi Kalu 0:07.86 Jan Karyn LaCour 0:07.88* Jan Arna Erega 0:08.07 Jan Nikita Eades 0:08.17p Jan Karyn LaCour 0:25.41* Jan Alyssa Vierregger 0:25.87 Jan Chantae McMillan 0:26.52* Jan Arna Erega 0:26.98 Jan Erin Hannon 0:27.93* Jan Sheryl Morgan 0:54.63 Jan Alyssa Vierregger 0:57.90* Jan Nikita Eades 0:58.79* Jan Janae Mueller 1:28.00 Jan Meter Run N/A 1. Natalja Zarcenko 2:17.43 Jan Janae Mueller 2: Jan Joslyn Dalton 2:55.23* Jan Jennifer Pancoast 2:57.79 Jan Ashley Miller 3:01.00* Jan Betsy Miller 3:07.16 Jan Jennifer Pancoast 4:54.90 Jan Ari Goldstein 5:06.42* Jan Lara Crofford 5:06.08* Jan Rachel Carrizales 5:10.26* Jan Elizabeth Marsh 5:25.89 Jan Lara Crofford 9:46.01* Jan Rachel Carrizales 10:09.11* Jan Joslyn Dalton 17:29.35* Jan Channing Anseth Jan Jennifer Webers 18:10.67* Jan Elizabeth Marsh Jan Karyn LaCour * Jan Arna Erega 0:08.65 Jan Nikita Eades 0:08.69 Jan Rachel Butler 0:09.15* Jan Erin Hannon 0:09.39p Jan Chantae McMillan 0:09.85p* Jan. 18 4x400-Meter Relay 1. Wheatley, Vierregger 3:51.01 Jan. 26 Butler, LaCour Dist. Medley Relay (1, ,600 Meters) N/A 1. Erin Hannon 5-8 3/4 (1.75) Jan Audrey Svane 5-7 1/4 (1.71)* Jan Epley Bullock 5-7 (1.70) Jan Rachel Butler 5-4 1/4 (1.63) Jan Megan Wheatley 5-4 1/4 (1.63)* Jan Chantae McMillian /2 (1.51)* Jan Rachel Birtles /4 (3.93)* Jan Natalie Willer /4 (3.83)* Jan Lindsey Maher /4 (3.65) Jan Leandra McGruder /4 (5.77) Jan Chantae McMillan /2 (5.70) Jan Arna Erega /4 (5.68) Jan Megan Wheatley /4 (5.62)* Jan Zarinah Suluki-Drakes 18-3 (5.56) Jan Erin Hannon /4 (5.02) Jan Leandra McGruder /2 (12.48)* Jan Danielle Smith /2 (12.23)* Jan Rachel Butler /2 (12.10) Jan Zarinah Suluki-Drakes /4 (12.06) Jan Leandra McGruder /2 (11.95) Jan Amanda Latsch 48-4 (14.73)* Jan Kacie Sharp /4 (13.48) Jan Megan Wheatley (12.47)* Jan Kim Shubert /4 (10.29 Jan Rachel Butler (9.70)* Jan Erin Hannon /4 (9.26) Jan Pound Weight Throw 1. Tamara Solari /2 (17.31) Jan Lisa Minnick (15.35)* Jan Kacie Sharp /4 (14.47) Jan. 26 Pentathlon - NCAA automatic qualifying mark * - personal best % - NCAA provisional qualifying mark p - preliminaries # - school record s- semifinals $ - all-time Big 12-best performance o- oversize track

7 2008 Indoor Performance List Men 1. Scott Wims 0:06.79 Jan Dax Danns 0:06.80 Jan Robert Rands 0:07.07* Jan LeRon Williams 0:07.07* Jan Anthony Blue 0:07.12* Jan Skyler Reising 0:07.13* Jan Pat Burke 0:07.35* Jan Seth Burney 0:07.47* Jan Zac Holoch 0:07.57* Jan Scott Wims 0:21.20*% Jan Dan Christensen 0:21.96 Jan Dax Danns 0:21.97 Jan Ben Schutter 0:22.62* Jan Anthony Blue 0:22.70* Jan Pat Burke 0:23.41* Jan LeRon Williams 0:23.56* Jan Lukas Hulett 0:47.00*% Jan Dan Christensen 0:48.22* Jan Adam Dailey 1:11.57* Jan Andrew Pearson 1:11.67* Jan Blaise Rewaka 1:11.65* Jan Lukas Hulett 1:11.92* Jan Nick Makukutu 1:12.71* Jan Eric Lund 1:13.91* Jan Meter Run 1. Eric Lund 1:23.32* Jan Adam Dailey 1:54.41* Jan Nick Makukuti 1:54.79* Jan Jack Lemke 1:54.81 Jan Eric Lund 2:00.05* Jan Cylend Simmons 2:06.08* Jan Kyle Custer 2:29.85* Jan Vince Sickler 2:32.10 Jan James Laville 2:40.54 Jan Matt Conahan 4:10.75* Jan David Adams 4:14.05* Jan Kyle Custer 4:17.30* Jan Todd Gulizia 4:23.49* Jan Mikel Thomas 4:33.87* Jan Todd Gulizia 8:25.69* Jan David Adams 8:37.34* Jan Kyle Custer 8:49.10 Jan Matt Conahan 8:49.32* Jan Peter Falcon 8:50.51* Jan Mikel Thomas 8:59.31* Jan Eric Thies 9:04.02* Jan Bryce Somer 9:08.02 Jan Peter van der Westhuizen 14:20.65* Jan Anthony Oberle 14:56.32* Jan Peter Falcon 15:29.24* Jan Eric Thies 15:48.18* Jan Tyrell Ross 0:08.07 Jan Jamie Ryder 0:08.13p Jan Skyler Reising 0:08.51p* Jan Pat Burke 0:08.66p* Jan. 18 4x400-Meter Relay 1. Ross, Hulett 3:13.53 Jan. 26 Pearson, Christensen Dist. Medley Relay (1, ,600 Meters) N/A 1. Dusty Jonas 7-4 1/2 Jan Paul Hamilton 7-2 1/4 (2.19)*% Jan Brandon Sheppard /4 (2.09)* Jan Zac Holoch 16-6 (5.03)* Jan Seth Burney /4 (4.90) Jan Pat Burke 15-7 (4.76)* Jan Skyler Reising /4 (4.45)* Jan Robert Rands /4 (7.22) Jan Skyler Reising 23-4 (7.11)* Jan LeRon Williams /2 (7.10) Jan Scott Jorgenson /4 (6.81)* Jan Pat Burke /2 (6/26) Jan Nicholas Gordan /4 (15.22)* Jan Dusty Jonas /2 (14.54)* Jan Chris Nuttelman /4 (14.38) Jan Mauro Parnell /2 (14.21)* Jan Trey Jordan 54-0 (16.46) Jan Skyler Reising /4 (13.76) Jan Ben Schutter (13.69) Jan Pound Weight Throw 1. Bryan Bell /4 (18.60)* Jan Aaron Bozarth 57-0 (17.37)* Jan Eric Petersen 56-3 (17.14)* Jan Matt Ramm 45-1 (13.74)* Jan. 26 Heptathlon - NCAA automatic qualifying mark * - personal best % - NCAA provisional qualifying mark p - preliminaries # - school record s- semifinals $ - all-time Big 12-best performance o- oversize track

8 2008 Nebraska Indoor Season Progression Women Channing Anseth 17: /26 [Conference Challenge] 4th Rachel Birtles /4 (3.50) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 3rd /4 (3.93) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd Epley Bullock 5-6 (1.68) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st 5-7 (1.70) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd Rachel Butler /26 [NWU Invite] 7th 5-4 1/4 (1.63) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] t3rd /2 ( /26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd (9.70) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 20th Rachel Carrizales 5: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 4th 10: /26 [Conference Challenge] 6th Lara Crofford 5: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st Joslyn Dalton 2: /26 [Conference Challenge] 7th 9: /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd 17: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st Nikita Eades 8.17p 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] Did Not Advance /26 [Conference Challenge] 5th 8.75p 1/19 [Holiday Inn] /19 [Holiday Inn] 3rd /26 [NWU Invite] 1st Arna Erega /26 [Conference Challenge] 10th /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 22nd /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd /4 (5.68) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd /2 (5.52) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 3rd Ari Goldstein 5: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd 5: /26 [Conference Challenge[ 8th Erin Hannon /26 [NWU Invite] 15th 9.39p 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 11th 5-8 3/4 (1.75) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 1st /4 (5.02) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] t10th /4 (9.26) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 17th Chi Kalu /26 [Conference Challenge] 4th

9 2008 Nebraska Indoor Season Progression Women Karyn LaCour 7.89p 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 5th /26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd 8.60p 1/19 {Holiday Inn Invite /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /26 [Conference Challenge] 1st Amanda Latcsh 48-4 (14.73) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 3rd 47-8 (14.63) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd Lindsey Maher /4 (3.35 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] t4th /4 (3.65) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 2nd Elizabeth Marsh 5: /26 [NWU Invite] 7th 19: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 8th Leandra McGruder /4 (5.77) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st 18-6 (5.64) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd /2 (12.48) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /2 (11.95) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 2nd Chantae McMillan 26:52 1/26 [NWU Invite] 7th /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] Did Not Advance /2 (1.51) 1/26 [NWU Invite] t10th /4 (5.58) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 4th /2 (5.70) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 1st Ashley Miller 3: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 6th Betsy Miller 3: /26 [NWU Invite] 6th Lisa Minnick 20 Pound Weight Throw /2 (15.35) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 7th (16.13) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 7th Sheryl Morgan /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd Janae Mueller 1: /26 [Conference Challenge] 4th 2: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 12th Kim Pancoast 2: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 4th 4: /26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd Kacie Sharp /4 (13.68) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 6th /2 (13.55) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 6th 20 Pound Weight Throw /4 (14.47) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 7th Kim Shubert /4 (10.29) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 19th Danielle Smith /2 (12.23) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 3rd /4 (12.21) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd Tamara Solari 20 Pound Weight Throw /2 (17.31) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 4th Zarinah Suluki-Drakes 18-3 (5.56) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 2nd /4 (12.06) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 1st

10 2008 Nebraska Indoor Season Progression Women Audrey Svane 5-6 (1.68) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd 5-7 1/4 (1.71) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 3rd Alyssa Vierregger 200-Meeter Dash /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] t10th /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd Jennifer Webers 18: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd 18: /26 [Conference Challenge] 6th Megan Wheatley 5-4 1/4(1.63) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 5th /4 (5.62) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 4th (12.47) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 10th Natalie Willer /2 (3.75) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /4 (3.83) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd Natalja Zarcenko 2: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st Relays 4 x 400-Meter Relay (Wheatley, Vierregger, Butler, LaCour) 3: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 3rd 3: /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd

11 2008 Nebraska Indoor Season Progression Men Bryan Bell Weight Throw /4 (18.60) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd /4 ( /26 [Conference Challenge] 6th David Adams 4: /26 [Conference Challenge] 6th /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st Anthony Blue /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] Did Not Advance /26 [NWU Invite] 5th /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 7th /26 [NWU Invite] 9th Aaron Bozarth Weight Throw 57-0 (17.37) 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 7th (17.04) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 7th Pat Burke /26 [NWU Invite] 12th /26 [NWU Invite] t13th 8.66p 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] Did Not Advance 15-7 (4.75) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] t6th /2 (6.26) 1/26 [NWU Invite] 4th Seth Burney /26 [NWU Invite] 15th /4 (4.90) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 4th /2 (4.78) 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 4th Dan Christensen /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /26 [Conference Challenge] 4th Matt Conahan 4: /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd 8: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 7th Kyle Custer 2: /26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd 4: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st 8: /26 [NWU Invite] 9th Adam Dailey 1: /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 2nd 1: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st 1: /26 [Conference Challenge] 6th Dax Danns 6.87p 1/18 [Holiday Inn Invite] /19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd /26 [Conference Challenge] 4th Peter Falcon 8: /26 [Conference Challenge] 8th 15: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 6th Nicholas Gordan /4 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 1st Todd Gulizia 4: /18 [Holiday Inn Invite] 5th 8: /26 [Conference Challenge] 3rd Paul Hamilton 7-2 1/4 (2.19) 1/19 [Holiday Inn Invite] 1st /2 1/26 1/26 [Conference Challenge] 2nd