2007 INDOOR SCHEDULE JANUARY 13.....AF All-Comers Meet...................NTS 19-20..Pole Vault Summit....................NTS 20.....Big 12/MWC Challenge......Team MWC-2nd 20.....Nebraska Weslyn Open................NTS 27.....Don Barrett-Air Force Open.............NTS FEBRUARY 2-3....Air Force Invitational...........M-1st; W-5th 9-10...ABQ Invitational..............M-1st; W-7th 10.....Husky Classic........................NTS 16.....Robert Shine Invitational..........Cancelled 22-24..MWC Championships..........M-3rd; W-8th MARCH 2......Last Chance Meet.....................NTS 9-10...NCAA Championships..................NTS 2007 OUTDOOR SCHEDULE MARCH 17.....Potts Invitational......................NTS 22-23..Glenn Morris Mutli-Meet...............NTS 24.....Rob Upton Invitational........M-2nd; W-2nd 31.....Service Academy Classic.......M-1st; W-2nd APRIL 7......Colorado Invitational..............Cancelled 11-12..Mt. SAC Relays.......................NTS 13.....Mesa Classic.........................NTS 14.....Sun Angel Classic.....................NTS 14.....Colorado College Invitational...M-2nd; W-3rd 20-21..Oregon Invitational..........Eugene, Ore. 21.....Jack Christiansen Invite...Ft. Collins, Colo. 26-28..Drake Relays..............Des Moines, Iowa 28.....Wyoming Invitational..........Laramie, Wyo. MAY 4......Ris Westen-AF Twilight Meet....USAFA, Colo. 9-12...MWC Championships........San Diego, Calif. 25-26..NCAA Midwest Regionals....Des Moines, Iowa JUNE 6-9....NCAA Championships......Sacramento, Calif. HIGHLIGHTS AND HONORS Air Force Men are Military Classic Champions Women finish Second @ OREGON INVITATIONAL April 20-21, 2007 (All Day) Eugene, Ore. (Hayward Field) @ JACK CHRISTIANSEN INVITATIONAL April 21, 2007 (All Day) Fort Collins, Colo. (Jack Christiansen Track) For the second straight weekend, the Air Force track and field team splits up for competitions in two different states. The majority of the team will head to Fort Collins, Colo., for the annual Jack Christiansen Invitational on Saturday, April 21, while 19 Falcons head to Eugene, Ore., for the Oregon Invitational on Friday-Saturday, April 20-21. SCHEDULING 101: The Oregon Invitational begins at 5:20 p.m. on Friday, April 20, with the women's 5000-meter run and continues until 9 p.m. Action resumes Saturday, April 21, at 1:55 p.m., with the men's discus. The final event - men's 4x400- meter relay - is scheduled to run at 4:55 p.m. Saturday's Jack Christiansen Invitational begins at 9 a.m., with the men's hammer throw. The first event on the track will be the women's 3000-meter steeplechase at 11:30 a.m. MEET THE COMPETITION: Air Force's competition at the Jack Christiansen Invitational will include Black Hills State, Chadron State, Colorado, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State, Mesa State, Metro State, Northern Colorado, Regis, South Dakota Tech, UC-Colorado Springs and Wyoming. JUST DUCKY: Three members of the women's team will head to Oregon, along with 16 members of the men's team. Ally Romanko, Brittany Morreale and Olivia Korte will join Kevin Hawkins, Calvin Glass, Richard Elmore, Sebastian Ortiz, Dan Castle, Jason Beck, Josh van Wyngaarden, Justin Mason, Ian McFarland, Matt Williams, Sean Houseworth, Joe Curran, Kenny Grosselin, Parker Cowles, Devin Hart and Marcus Wells. THIS SEEMS SO FAMILIAR: Just one meet after setting the Academy record in the shot put, freshman Sara Neubauer rewrote it. With a throw of 50'2¾", she set a new program standard to take second at the Mesa Classic on April 13. By improving her throw by over seven feet this season, Neubauer becomes the Mountain West Conference leader in that event. GOING UP, UP, UP: Senior Brian Walsh was the highest scoring collegiate decathlete at the Mt. SAC Decathlon on April 12. With 7334 points, Walsh not only finished third overall, but tallied the second-best decathlon total in Academy history. Those 7334 points is a Senior Class record, as well as a career improvement by over 400 points. Currently ranked fourth in the nation, Walsh is second on the Academy's all-time record books behind Marcus Nichols' 7723 points. GET OUT THE BROOMS: Freshman Dan Paladino threw a career-best 183'5" to win the hammer throw at the Mesa Classic. The NCAA Regional Qualifying Mark is the seventh-best distance in Academy history. Paladino led an Air Force sweep of the top three spots as sophomore Kirk Devine placed second (177'4") and senior Matt Pinson took third (156'8") MAKING HIS MARK: Freshman Nick Frawley posted the team's best finish at the Sun Angel Classic, clearing 16'2¾" in the pole vault. That mark was the second-best height by a collegiate athlete and tied for ninth on the Academy's all-time list. LINDEMAN NAMED TO TEAM USA STAFF: Air Force track and field head coach Ralph Lindeman has been named the Head Manager for the Team USA men's track and field squad that will compete at the 2007 IAAF World Outdoor Championships in Osaka, Japan, USA Track and Field announced on April 12. WHO'S ON FIRST?: Air Force collected seven first-place finishes at the Colorado College Invitational on April 14. Kevin Hawkins won the 400-meter dash, while Scott Balcao won the 5000-meter run. Dane Jansson took first in the shot put, while the "A" squad posted the fastest time in the 4x400-meter relay. On the women's side, Ally Romanko picked up a pair of first-place finishes on the track, as she won both the 200- and 400-meter dashes. The Falcons also received a first-place finish from classmate Madison Burgess, who won the long jump. Olivia Korte named MWC Athlete of the Week (March 21) A WEEKEND OF WINNERS: Senior Ayana Floyd-James won the 100-meter dash at the Sun Angel Classic, while classmate Dierra Poland won the 100-meter hurdles. ON DECK: Once again, Air Force splits up for a pair of competitions. Selected members of the team will travel to Des Moines, Iowa, for the Drake Relays on April 26-28, while the rest of the squad heads to the Wyoming Invitational on April 28.
MEN S OUTDOOR TOP MARKS 100-METER DASH 10.60....Travis Picou....................March 31 10.79....Kellen Curry....................March 31 200-METER DASH 21.04.....Travis Picou....................March 17 21.53.....Nick Luina......................March 17 400-METER DASH 47.43.....Nick Luina.......................April 14 48.97....Kevin Hawkins...................April 14 800-METER RUN 1:51.26...Kevin Hawkins..................March 31 1:53.66...Calvin Glass....................March 31 1500-METER RUN 3:52.68...Sebastian Ortiz..................March 31 3:53.96...Richard Elmore..................March 31 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE 9:22.65...Matt Williams...................March 31 9:24.91...Jason Beck.....................March 31 5000-METER RUN 14:41.55..Ian McFarland...................March 31 14:52.66..Sean Houseworth................March 31 110-METER HURDLES 14.64....Kellen Curry.....................April 14 15.19.....Skylar Morgan...................March 17 400-METER HURDLES 54.43....John Payne.....................March 31 56.21....Aaron Nelson...................March 24 4x100-METER RELAY 40.93....Luina-Picou-Payne-Curry...........April 14 4x400-METER RELAY 3:14.44...Payne-Meakins-Picou-Luina........April 14 HIGH JUMP 6 6......Brian Walsh......................April 11 6 5......Skylar Morgan....................April 11 POLE VAULT 16 2¾...Nick Frawley.....................April 14 15 5.....Erik Mirandette..................March 31 LONG JUMP 23 9.....Brian Walsh......................April 11 22 11¾..Devin Hart......................March 31 TRIPLE JUMP 44 6.....Devin Hart......................March 31 43 11¾..Skylar Morgan..................March 31 MAKING A STATEMENT: Backed by 18 event victories and a stellar overall day of competition, the Air Force track and field team had a remarkable showing at the first-ever Military Classic on March 31. The men won the inaugural meet against its fellow service academies, while the women took second. The men won eight of the 11 track events, including all five sprint races and relays, while the women accounted for wins in three of the four distance races and five of the eight field events. SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION: At the Military Classic, junior Travis Picou won two individual events, while running the second leg of the winning 4x100-meter relay with senior Nick Luina, junior John Payne and sophomore Kellen Curry. Curry won the 110-meter hurdles and finished second to Picou in the 100-meter dash. Luina, who accounted for a runnerup finish to Picou in the 200-meter dash, won the 400-meter dash and was also member of the 4x400-meter relay team with Payne, junior Kevin Hawkins and senior Brian Walsh. SHAVING OFF THE SECONDS: With a winning 100-meter dash time of 10.60 at the Military Classic, junior Travis Picou set a new Junior Class record in that race. Already holding the Freshman and Sophomore Class marks in that event, Picou broke Russ Clemons' time of 10.64 that was set in 1976 - eight years before Picou was born. ONE AND TWO: Air Force took the top-two spots in four running events at VMI. The Falcons walked away with the most points allowed in the 100-meter dash (Travis Picou and Kellen Curry), 200-meter dash (Picou and Nick Luina), 800-meter run (Kevin Hawkins and Calvin Glass) and 300-meter steeplechase (Matt Williams and Jason Beck). In addition, Sebastian Ortiz finished third in the 800-meter run, giving the Falcons a complete sweep of the top spots. DOUBLE DIPPING: Sophomore Kirk Devine picked up a pair of event wins from the field at the VMI Military Classic, taking first in the hammer throw and discus throw. Devine led a one-two Air Force punch in the hammer, as freshman Dan Paladino finished second. TOPPING OUT: On the men's side at the Rob Upton Invitational, freshman Nick Frawley was the top Air Force scorer, as he placed second in the pole vault with a height of 15'11". That was the best mark by any collegiate competitor. MAKING HISTORY: Freshman Dan Paladino rounded out the Falcons' scorers at Colorado State with an eighth-place finish in the hammer throw. Recording a distance of 175'9", Paladino set a new Freshman Class record, in addition to tallying the 10th-best mark in Academy history. TAKING TWO: Junior Matt Gensic and sophomore Skylar Morgan were the top collegiate finishers at the Glenn Morris Multi-Events. Gensic's combined total of 6327 points was the best of any collegiate athlete and the 10th-best score in Academy history. Morgan accounted for 6117 points to finish the 10-event competition in third. TWO OUTTA THREE AIN'T BAD: Air Force took two of the top three spots in a pair of events at the Potts Invitational. Junior Travis Picou crossed the finish line in a regional qualifying time of 21.04 to win the 200-meter dash, while senior Nick Luina finished third behind a time of 21.53. Sophomore Harmon Gage won the javelin throw with a career-best 191'6", while senior Brandon Murphy took third with a distance of 175'11". HOW "DEVINE": Sophomore Kirk Devine claimed first-place honors in the discus throw at the Potts Invitational with a Regional Qualifying Mark. With a toss of 169'7", Devine's distance is a regional qualifying mark and the eighth-best time in Academy history. In addition, Devine finished fourth in the hammer throw with a distance of 176'2". That mark is ninth on the Academy's all-time list. SHOT PUT 47 9¾...Dane Jansson....................April 14 44 8¾...Dan Paladino....................March 31 DISCUS THROW 170 3....Kirk Devine......................April 14 154 7....Michael Kemp...................March 17 HAMMER THROW 177 4....Kirk Devine......................April 13 175 9....Dan Paladino...................March 24 JAVELIN THROW 197 4....Matt Schwandt...................April 14 193 8....Harmon Gage....................April 14 DECATHLON 7334.....Brian Walsh...................April 11-12 6327.....Matt Gensic..................March 22-23
WOMEN S OUTDOOR TOP MARKS 100-METER DASH 12.92....Ayana Floyd-James...............April 13 13.04....Jessica Schafer..................March 31 200-METER DASH 26.51....Ally Romanko....................April 14 26.63....Ayana Floyd-James...............April 13 400-METER DASH 58.58....Ally Romanko....................April 14 59.74....Becca Burditt.....................April 13 800-METER RUN 2:11.63...Ally Romanko...................March 31 2:13.69...Kelly Robinson..................March 31 1500-METER RUN 4:35.28...Kelly Robinson..................March 31 5:02.37a..Brittany Morreale................March 24 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE DNC 5000-METER RUN 17:44.24..Brittany Morreale................March 24 100-METER HURDLES 14.48....Dierra Poland....................April 13 16.39....Lindsay Bengard.................March 17 400-METER HURDLES 65.53....Kim Brady......................March 31 65.66....Danielle McCartay................March 17 4x100-METER RELAY 65.53....Poland-Schafer-Durey-FloydJames..March 31 4x400-METER RELAY 3:58.85...Burditt-McCarty-Robinson-Romanko.March 31 HIGH JUMP 5 5......Dawn HIgginbotham.............March 31 5 3......Caitie Holliday..................March 31 POLE VAULT 12 5¾...Melissa Beerse..................March 31 11 3¾ i...michelle Fryling.................March 24 LONG JUMP 17 6¼...Casey Johnson..................March 17 16 6½...Madison Burgess..................April 14 TRIPLE JUMP 38 5½...Cadey Johnson..................March 17 35 3¼...Danielle McCarty................March 31 SHOT PUT 50 2¾...Sara Neubauer...................April 13 45 7¾...Olivia Korte.....................March 17 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST: Freshman Sara Neubauer continued to impact the record book at the Military Classic, as she won the shot put with an Academy record-setting distance. Her throw of 48'4" displaced the previous mark of 47'9¾" that was set by senior teammate Olivia Korte two years ago. ONE-TWO-THREE: Senior Olivia Korte claimed the collegiate equivalent of a gold, silver and bronze at the Military Classic. In addition to winning the discus throw, she finished second in the hammer throw and third in the shot put. MORE NEWS FROM THE FIELD: Freshman Sara Neubauer and senior Olivia Korte accounted for two event wins at VMI, but the women's team wasn't done picking up first-place finishes from the field. Freshman Katie Weber won the javelin throw, while fellow freshman Melissa Beerse took first in the pole vault. And in her first meet of the season, senior Dawn Higginbotham won the high jump. GOING THE DISTANCE: The Air Force women also had an impressive showing on the track, winning three of the four distance races. Junior Kelly Robinson won the 1500-meter run, while freshman Ally Romanko took first in the 800-meter run and classmate Brittany Morreale took first in the 5000-meter run. MORE ON MOREALE: As the only athlete to clear the 18-minute mark in the Military Classic's 5000-meter run, freshman Brittany Morreale accounted for the eighth-best time ever at the Academy, while topping the field by 16 seconds. THE FIRST HAS FALLEN: The season s first outdoor record fell as freshman Melissa Beerse set a new Academy standard in the pole vault on March 31. Beerse won the event with a Regional Qualifying Height of 12'5¾". That mark broke Ana Maria Ortega's 2001 record of 12'0½". The mark was also a new Freshman Class record, breaking the previous mark of 12'4¼" that Beerse set while setting the Academy's indoor record back in January. BUT, WAIT! THERE'S MORE: Melissa Beerse wasn't the only women's pole vaulter to impact the Academy's record book on March 24. With a new Sophomore Class record, Michelle Fryling cleared 11'3¾" to finish second in the event. IMPACT HOLES: Freshman Sara Neubauer finished second in the shot put at the Rob Upton Invitational with a throw of 42'5½" - a mark that is fifth on the Academy's all-time list. Fellow freshman Katie Weber threw a 136'5" in the javelin to take third. Weber's first collegiate throw was the sixth-best throw in Academy history. ONE WEEK-ONE HONOR: Senior Olivia Korte was named the MWC Athlete of the Week on March 21 for her stellar performance at the Potts Invitational. Korte was the top collegiate finisher in all three of her throwing events, including the overall winner in two. Her winning discus throw was a regional qualifying mark and the third-best throw of the short outdoor season. COURTIN' KORTE: Senior Olivia Korte picked up a pair of first-place finishes at the Potts Invitational. She took the top spot in the shot put with a distance of 45'7¾" and won the discus throw behind a throw of 167'2" - a regional qualifying mark that was over 17 feet better than the runner-up. In addition, Korte picked up a third-place mark in the hammer, behind a throw of 156'2". MOVING ON UP: At the Potts Invitational, Air Force had two incursions into the women's all-time record book. In the javelin throw, senior Casey Bayne finished third with a regional qualifying throw of 154'6", which is third-all-time. Sophomore Michelle Fryling improved her position in the all-time pole vault standings, as she cleared a career-best 11'1" to finish second. That mark, which improved her fourth-place ranking in the program's record book, is a new Sophomore Class record. DISCUS THROW 169 6....Olivia Korte......................April 13 142 9....Sara Neubauer...................April 14 HAMMER THROW 166 8....Olivia Korte.....................March 31 JAVELIN THROW 154 6....Casey Bayne....................March 17 144 0....Katie Weber.....................April 14 HEPTATHLON 4041.....Danielle McCarty...............April 11-12
U.S. ACADEMY GENERAL INFORMATION Location.......................USAF Academy, Colo. Founded....................................1954 Enrollment..................................4,000 Nickname.................................Falcons Colors..............................Blue and Silver Affiliation...........................NCAA Division I Conference................Mountain West Conference Home Indoor Field..................Cadet Field House Home Outdoor Field..............Falcon Outdoor Track Press Box Phone.......................719.333.2171 Superintendent...................Lt. Gen. John Regni Athletics Director......................Dr. Hans Mueh COACHING STAFF Head Coach........................Ralph Lindeman Associate Head Coach.................Mark Stanforth Assistant Coaches...................Capt. Ben Dahlke................................Capt. Jacob Gensic......................................Scott Irving Volunteer Coaches....................2Lt Paul Gensic........................................Bob Graf.....................................Dana Pounds.......................................Ron White Athletic Trainer.........................Steve Scales Strength Coaches....................Buck Blackwood........................................Jeff Kipp Officer Representatives...........Capt. Laura Goodman................................Capt. Rob Mischev MAKING A STATEMENT: Backed by 18 event victories and a stellar overall day of competition, the Air Force track and field team had a remarkable showing at the first-ever Military Classic on March 31. The men won the inaugural meet against its fellow service academies, while the women took second. FAST AND SMART: The Air Force men's and women's cross country teams earned NCAA Division I All-Academic honors, the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) recently announced. The men, who previously earned the recognition during the 1995-97 seasons, were one of 86 men's teams to acquire that distinction during the 2006 season. The team averaged a grade-point-average of 3.097. The women's team picked up their fifth all-academic honor in the last six years (2001-04), behind a combined average of 3.035. BACK FOR MORE: Olivia Korte earned All-America honors in the discus during the 2006 outdoor championships. RETURNING RECORD HOLDERS: The Falcons return four Academy outdoor record-holders to this year's roster. Outdoors, Dierra Poland shattered the 100-meter hurdles record, while Travis Picou clocked Academy-best marks in the 100- and 200-meter dashes. In addition, Olivia Korte holds the Academy's shot and discus throw marks, while Poland is also the owner of the program's top pentathlon score. Kelly Robinson set the Academy's mile mark as a freshman. LEADING THE WAY: Five Falcons were elected to serve as captains of the 2007 team. Representing the men's squad, Nick Luina returns for his second season as a co-captain. He will be joined by Richard Elmore and Matt Schwandt. On the women's side, Dierra Poland is back for another season of captaincy, this time serving alongside Caitie Holliday. MEDIA INFORMATION Track and Field Contact.................Valerie Perkin E-mail....................valerie.perkin@usafa.af.mil Office Phone..........................719.333.8286 Office Fax............................719.333.3798 Web site......................goairforcefalcons.com
TRACKATHLETEOFTHEWEEK Wk. 1..............................Travis Picou (m)....................................kim Brady (w) Wk. 2.............................Justin Mason (m)...............................danielle McCarty (w) Wk. 3................................Everyone (m).................................melissa Beerse (w) Wk. 4........................................n/a Wk. 5............................. Brian Walsh (m)...............................danielle McCarty (w) FIELD ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Wk. 1..............................Kirk Devine (m)..................................casey Bayne (w) Wk. 2..............................Matt Gensic (m)..................................dan Paladino (m)................................kelly Robinson (w) Wk. 3................................Everyone (m)................................ Sara Nuebauer (w) Wk. 4........................................n/a Wk. 5.............................Dan Paladino (m)................................ Sara Nuebauer (w) EVENT WINNERS WK. 1......................POTTS INVITATIONAL Travis Picou.........................200-Meter Dash John Payne.........................400-Meter Dash Casey Johnson..........................Triple Jump Olivia Korte................................Shot Put Kirk Devine...........................Discus Throw Olivia Korte...........................Discus Throw Harmon Gage.........................Javelin Throw WK. 2......GLENN MORRIS MULTIS/ROB UPTON INV. Kyle Meakins**......................200-Meter Dash Melissa Beerse............................Pole Vault Nick Frawley**............................Pole Vault Matt Gensic**.............................Decathlon WK. 3.....................VMI MILITARY CLASSIC Travis Picou.........................100-Meter Dash Travis Picou.........................200-Meter Dash Nick Luina..........................400-Meter Dash Kevin Hawkins.......................800-Meter Run Ally Romanko........................800-Meter Run Kelly Robinson......................1500-Meter Run Brittany Morreale....................5000-Meter Run Kellen Curry.......................110-Meter Hurdles Matt Williams................3000-Meter Steeplechase Team............................4x100-Meter Relay Team............................4x400-Meter Relay Dawn Higginbotham......................High Jump Melissa Beerse............................Pole Vault Sara Neubauer.............................Shot Put Kirk Devine...........................Discus Throw Olivia Korte...........................Discus Throw Kirk Devine..........................Hammer Throw Katie Weber..........................Javelin Throw WK. 5....MT. SAC MULTIS/MESA/SUN ANGEL/CC INV. Ayana Floyd-James...................100-Meter Dash Ally Romanko.......................200-Meter Dash Kevin Hawkins......................400-Meter Dash Ally Romanko.......................400-Meter Dash Scott Balcao........................5000-Meter Run Team............................4x400-Meter Relay Dierra Poland......................100-Meter Hurdles Madison Burgess.........................Long Jump Dane Jansson..............................Shot Put Dan Paladino........................Hammer Throw Brian Walsh**............................Decathlon MEN S ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK INCURSIONS DEC...Brian Walsh......................7334 (2nd) HT....Dan Paladino....................183 5 (7th) 4x100..Luina-Picou-Payne-Curry...........40.93 (8th) DT....Kirk Devine......................170 3 (8th) HT....Kirk Devine.....................177 4 (10th) DEC...Matt Gensic......................6327 (10th) WOMEN S ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK INCURSIONS PV....Melissa Beerse...................12 5¾ (1st) SP.....Sara Neubauer...................50 2¾ (1st) JT.....Casey Bayne.....................154 6 (3rd) 800...Ally Romanko...................2:11.63 (5th) HT....Olivia Korte.....................166 8 (5th) JT.....Katie Weber.....................144 0 (6th) PV....Becky Stone......................10 6 (6th) JT.....Sara Nuebauer...................139 0 (7th) HEP...Danielle McCarty..................4041 (7th) PV....Jessica Schafer....................10 0 (8th) DT....Sara Neubauer...................142 9 (8th) 5000..Brittany Morreale...............17:44.24 (8th) JT.....Tiffany Moore....................128 8 (9th) CLASS RECORD INCURSIONS Fr......Melissa Beerse.............Pole Vault (12 6¼ ) Fr......Sara Neubauer..............Shot Put (50 2¾ ) Fr......Dan Paladino..........Hammer Throw (183 5 ) So.....Michelle Fryling............Pole Vault (11 3¼ ) Jr......Travis Picou............100-Meter Dash (10.60) Sr......Brian Walsh.................Decathlon (7334) NCAA REGIONAL QUALIFIERS 200...Travis Picou.................21.04 (March 17) PV....Melissa Beerse.............12 5¾ (March 31) SP.....Sara Nuebauer..............50 2¾ (April 13) DT....Kirk Devine..................170 3 (April 14) DT....Olivia Korte..................169 6 (April 14) HT....Dan Paladino.................183 5 (April 13) JT.....Casey Bayne................154 6 (March 17) JT.....Katie Weber..................144 0 (April 14) NCAA PROVISIONAL QUALIFIERS DEC...Brian Walsh................7334 (April 11-12) The meet scheduled for week 4 (@ Colorado Invitational) was cancelled due to snow and ice. ** Top collegiate athlete**
MEN S ROSTER YR. EVENTS HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Scott Balcao So. 5K, 10K Stockton, Calif. (St. Mary s) Tyler Beal Fr. 110H Alder, Mont. (Sheridan) Jason Beck Sr. 3000SC Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) Thomas Bernard Fr. JT Gainesville, Ga. (North Hall) Brent Byrd Fr. LJ, TJ Colorado Springs, Colo. (Harrison) Jon Butcher Jr. 400H Toledo, Ohio (Sylvania Northview) Daniel Castle So. 1500 St. Joseph, Mo. (St. Joseph Christian School) Parker Cowles So. 5K, 10K Ramstein AFB, Germany (Ramstein American) Joe Curran So. 5K, 10K Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North) Kellen Curry So. 100H Midwest City, Okla. (Carl Albert) Kirk Devine So. SP, DT, HT Reading, Pa. (Governor Mifflin) Nathan Dial Fr. 400, 200 Colonial Heights, Va. (Thomas Dale) Richard Elmore Sr. 1500, 800 Napa, Calif. (Justin Siena) Kyle Ellsworth Fr. PV Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) Nick Frawley Fr. PV Midlothian, Texas (Midlothian) Austin Fritzke Fr. 5K Mount Shasta, Calif. (Mount Shasta) Harmon Gage So. JT Madison, Ala. (Bob Jones) Matt Gensic Jr. Decathlon Fort Wayne, Ind. (Carroll) Calvin Glass Jr. 1500, 800 Antelope, Calif. (Woodcreek) Kevin Goldsmith Fr. HJ Temperance, Mich. (Saint Mary Catholic) Arthur Grijalva Fr. 1500, 5K El Paso, Texas (Americas) Kenny Grosselin Jr. 5K, 10K Ramstein AFB, Germany (Ramstein American) Devin Hart Jr. LJ, TJ Colorado Springs, Colo. (Widefield) Kevin Hawkins Jr. 800 Bonney Lake, Wash. (Sumner) Sean Houseworth So. 10K, 5K, 3000SC Carlock, Ill. (Eureka) Ian Hurdle So. Decathlon Clifton, Va. (Centreville) Dane Jansson Fr. SP, DT Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Collegiate) Troy Jensen Jr. 400, 200 Santa Ana, Calif. (Foothill) Bryan Jones Sr. SP, DT Fort Walton Beach, Fla. (Fort Walton Beach) Kyle Jones So. 1500, 5K Winter Springs, Fla. (Winter Springs) Michael Kemp So. HT Daytona Beach, Fla. (Seabreeze) Roland Kern Fr. Decathlon Los Lunas, N.M. (Los Lunas) Cutter Knox Fr. 400H Sundown, Texas (Sundown) Justin Kluk So. SP, DT Rapid City, S.D. (Stevens) Brandon Lassiter Fr. LJ Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence) David Lissy Jr. SP, DT Sanpoint, Idaho (Sandpoint) Nick Luina Sr. 400, 200 Yorktown, Va. (Tabb) Justin Mason So. 1500, 800 Fishers, Ind. (Cathedral) Myles McDowell Fr. PV Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta Valley) Ian McFarland Jr. 5K, 10K West Plains, Mo. (West Plains) Kyle Meakins Jr. 400, 200 Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial) Erik Mirandette Jr. PV Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood) Creighton Moorman Jr. DT Centerville, Iowa (Centerville) Skylar Morgan So. Decathlon Klamath Falls, Ore. (Henley) Conor Murphy Fr. 1500, 800 Delmar, N.Y. (Bethleham) Brandon Murphy Sr. JT Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley North) Aaron Nelson So. 400H Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper) Zachary Nordahl Fr. Distance Molt, Mont. (Rapeye) Sam Oke So. LJ, TJ Houston, Texas (Cypress Ridge) John Oliphint Fr. 800 Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain) Sebastian Ortiz So. 800, 1500 Columbia, Pa. (Columbia) Daniel Paladino Fr. HT Monroe, N.Y. (Monroe-Woodbury) John Payne Jr. 110H, 400H Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) Travis Picou Jr. 100, 200 Spring Valley, Calif. (Mt. Miguel) Matthew Pinson Sr. SP, HT Prosser, Wash. (Prosser) Thomas Richter Fr. 1500, 5000 East Amherst, N.Y. (Serrano) Matt Schwandt Sr. JT Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) Andy Schweitzer Fr. Mid-Distance Macedonia, Ohio (Cuyahoga Valley Christian) MEN S ROSTER YR. EVENTS HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Christopher Smith Fr. 1500, 800 Ferndale, Wash. (Ferndale) Brian Stewart Fr. HJ Stafford, Va. (Ramstein American-Germany) Trevor Trujillo Jr. SP, DT, HT Weatherford, Okla. (Weatherford) Josh van Wyngaarden Jr. 3000SC, 5K La Vista, Neb. (Papillion-La Vista) Daniel Velo So. 400 29 Palms, Calif. (Boerne) Brian Walsh Sr. Decathlon, PV, LJ Redlands, Calif. (Redlands) Marcus Wells Sr. JT Joseph, Ore. (Joseph) Matt Williams So. 5K, 3000SC, 1500 Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) Marshall Wills Fr. PV Dimmitt, Texas (Dimmitt) Ryan Workman Fr. 5K Chapel Hills, N.C. (Chapel Hill) WOMEN S ROSTER YR. EVENTS HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Katherine Anderson Fr. 1500, 800 Coon Rapids, Minn. (Blaine Senior) Katie Avena Fr. Heptathlon Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman) Casey Bayne Sr. JT El Segundo, Calif. (El Segundo) Melissa Beerse Fr. PV Morrow, Ohio (Little Miami) Lindsay Bengard Sr. HJ St. Louis, Mo. (Visitation Academy) Kim Brady Sr. 400, 800 New Rochelle, N.Y. (New Rochelle) Rebecca Burditt Fr. 400 Colorado Springs, Colo. (The Classical Academy) Madison Burgess Fr. LJ, TJ Gunnison, Colo. (Gunnison) Deb Durey Jr. 100H, 400H, LJ Manchester, Iowa (West Delaware) Nicole Elliott Fr. 100H Colorado Springs, Colo. (Liberty) Ayana Floyd-James Sr. 400, 200 Vallejo, Calif. (Hogan) Michelle Fryling So. PV Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood) Dawn Higginbotham Sr. HJ Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain) Caitie Holliday Sr. HJ, JT Kalispell, Mont. (Flathead) Casey Johnson Sr. LJ, TJ Los Angeles, Calif. (Notre Dame) Yvonne Johnston So. JT Kennewick, Wash. (Southrigde) Sara Juback Fr. Distance Eagle River, Alaska (Eagle River) Olivia Korte Sr. DT, SP, HT Seneca, Kan. (Nemaha Valley) Jessica Mapes Fr. 400 Minot, N.D. (Our Redeemer s Christian School) Danielle McCarty Fr. LJ, TJ South Beloit, Ill. (Boylan Catholic) Lauren McKinnon Fr. TJ Haddam, Conn. (Haddam-Killingworth) Megan Miller Fr. PV Boca Raton, Fla. (Florida Atlantic University) Tiffany Moore Jr. JT Tucson, Ariz. (Sahuaro) Brittany Morreale Fr. 5K, 3K, 10K Rancho Palo Verdes, Calif. (Peninsula) Sara Neubauer Fr. SP, DT, JT Bottineau, N.D. (Bottineau) Kate Papenberg Jr. 3000SC, 3K, 5K Red Lion, Pa. (Red Lion Area Senior) Dierra Poland Sr. 100H, LJ, Heptathlon Deptford, N.J. (Deptford Twp) Danielle Pozun So. 5K, 3K Johnston, Pa. (Westmont Hilltop) Kelly Robinson Jr. 1500, 800 Holt, Mich. (Holt) Alison Romanko Fr. 800 North Bend, Ore. (North Bend) Jessica Schafer Fr. PV, Sprints Fayetteville, N.C. (Terry Sanford) Erica Sieg Fr. 400 Canton, N.Y. (Canton) Danielle Snider Fr. Distance Fishers, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern) Becky Stone Sr. PV Danville, Calif. (Carondelet) Katie Weber Fr. JT Malta, Mont. (Malta)