$38.95 yr. (12 digital issues)$43.95 yr. (12 print issues)

$48.95 yr. (12 print + digital issues)

1-800-GET-TRAKCharge to Visa/MC/Amex

Special discount to USATF members

Only Track & Field News can keep you fully informed about which athletes to watch, who’s hot and who’s not. We take you step-by-step, meet-by-meet, through the indoor season, outdoor conference championships, the domestic relay and invitational carnivals, the NCAAs, the U.S. Nationals, the Grand Prix events in Europe and of course the Olympics and World Championships.

Each issue is packed with meet stories, performer lists and other useful stats, interviews and profiles of your favorite athletes, action photos galore, opinion columns and feature articles, and everything else you need to keep abreast of the total track scene. If high school track is your special interest, seven issues during the year carry prep top performer lists and reports.

If you like track, you’ll LOVE Track & Field News. Call the toll-free number below today and we’ll start your subscription immediately.

Write for ourcomplete listingsof track books and tours.

Track & Field News

2013 USA Track & Field Media Guide and FAST/TAFWA Annual 35th edition

General EditorJared Slinde

General EditorsFAST/TAFWA AnnualTom Casacky

Assistant EditorsSusan HazzardKatie BranhamGlen McMickenBob Bettwy, FAST/TAFWAJack Pfeifer, FAST/TAFWABarry Schreiber

Design and LayoutMatchbook Creative

2013

1

USA TRACK&FIELDMEDIA GUIDEAND FAST/TAFWA ANNUAL

The latest and greatest version of the “Track Fan’s Companion,” The Gold Book will answer your questions and deliver essential track & field facts and figures when you need them.

The Metric Conversion Tables are still the heart of the book, as are the Multi-Event Scoring and Conversion Tables. We’ve been turning these books out for 30 years and they are easily our best-selling item. Essential for the coach, athlete and fan.

Now updated through January 2012

Track & Field News’sTrack & Field News’s

$24.00 from Track & Field News, 2570 El Camino Real, Suite 202, Mountain View, CA 94040. Calif. residents add 7¼% sales tax ($1.74). Shipping/handling per book: add $2.95 for US delivery; $17.50 for foreign delivery. Credit card orders welcome by mail, phone 650/948-8188 or fax 650/948-9445. Or order online: www.trackandfieldnews.com.

rack & Frack & FTTrT

wswsField NeField Newe

w upd

CTh M t i

field facts and figuwill ansGold Book

eaThe latest and gr

No

ough Ja

till th hblTTi

es when you need themurwer your questions and d

rack atest version of the “TTr

dated thr

y 2012

f th b kh t

m.deliver essential track &

The Fan’s Companion,”

uaran

Essential for the cothese books out forthe Multi-Event Sc

ConveThe Metric

kTTf$24 00

oach, athlete and fan.e easir 30 years and they ar

abcoring and Conversion TTae still the harables TTaersion

k & Fi ld N 2570 El C

ily our best-selling item. e’ve been turning bles. WWe

e of the book, as arheart

S it 202C i R l

trackandfieldnewphone 650/948-81

eignfor for$17.50

, ieww,Mountain Vrackom TTrfr$24.00

s.com.fax 650/948-9445. or 188

ord edit car. Crn deliveryy.

esiden 94040. Calif. rCAA k & Field News, 2570 El C

.wwwder online: orOr mail,ders welcome by

nts add 7¼% sales taxSuite 202,Camino Real,

3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface and Acknowledgments .........................................................................................................5

About USATF .....................................................................................................................................6

2012 USATF Highlights ....................................................................................................................10

Win With Integrity .............................................................................................................................14

USATF Foundation ..........................................................................................................................15

USATF Sponsors and Suppliers.......................................................................................................19

USATF President/Chair Stephanie Hightower..................................................................................20

USATF Board of Directors................................................................................................................21

USATF Executive Staff .....................................................................................................................22

USATF Integrated Marketing/Communications................................................................................22

USATF Staff Directory ......................................................................................................................23

Athlete Representative Directory......................................................................................................30

Team USA SectionOlympic Games Recap ....................................................................................................................34

2013 Elite Athlete Calendar..............................................................................................................38

2013 World Outdoor Championships Qualifying Standards ............................................................44

2013 USA Outdoor Qualifying Standards and Guidelines................................................................50

Team USA Olympic and World Championships Medal Table...........................................................52

Team USA at the World ChampionshipsTable..................................................................................54

World Outdoor Championships Medal Table ...................................................................................58

Best Placing Events Where No medals Won....................................................................................59

World Outdoors Championships Staff .............................................................................................60

USA Outdoor Champions (2008-2012) ............................................................................................62

2012 National TF Hall of Fame Class ...............................................................................................66

Hall of Fame Enshrines ....................................................................................................................69

Athlete Bios......................................................................................................................................72

Fast Annual SectionForeword/Records .........................................................................................................................278

2012 United States Men’s List .......................................................................................................426

2012 United States Women’s List ..................................................................................................483

2012 United States Walks List .......................................................................................................538

Preface to the FAST Index .............................................................................................................540

2012 FAST Index - Men .................................................................................................................542

2012 FAST Index – Women............................................................................................................682

4

2013 OUTDOOR USATFCHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

USA VS. THE WORLD AT THE PENN RELAYS

SATURDAY, APRIL 27

www.thepennrelays.com

ADIDAS GRAND PRIX

SATURDAY, MAY 25

www.diamondleague-newyork.com/Home

NIKE PREFONTAINE CLASSIC

SATURDAY, JUNE 1

www.runnerspace.com/PreClassic

USA OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

CHAMPIONSHIPS

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 - SUNDAY, JUNE 23

www.usatf.org/2013outdoors

This meda guide is an official publication of USA Track & Field and the Federation of American Statisticians of Track and TAFWA.

Photos by The Sporting Image, Photo Run, Image of Sport, and USATF unless otherwise noted.

Copyright © 2013 by USA Track & Field and FAST, All Rights Reserved. Indianapolis, IN and Los Angeles, CA.

FAST – Founded January, 1984 by Scott S. Davis, Stan Eales, and Donald H. Potts

PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

USA Track and Field and FAST are proud to present the 2013 USA Track and Field MediaGuide and FAST Annual. This book combines the USATF media guide with the FAST Annual,which continues to be the definitive statistical work for United States track and field. This isthe 35th Edition of the FAST Annual and the 19th year of a cooperative publishing agreementbetween FAST and USA Track & Field.

The 2013 FAST Annual incorporates some major differences from past editions. All lists havenew formatting, and the All-Time lists have undergone a major revision (still a work-in-progress). Bob Bettwy, Jack Pfeifer and Barry Schreiber have again managed a huge task inassembling the men’s and women’s indexes. Other compilers were: Hal Bateman (sprints),John Blackburn (juniors), Bob Bowman (walks), Andy Ferrara (men’s 110 hurdles), MarcGrosso (all relays), Mike Hubbard (women’s 800-3000), Bob Jarvis (shot put), Dave Johnson(men’s horizontal jumps, women’s 100 hurdles), Joe Lanzalotto (400), Michael McLaughlin(women’s 400 hurdles), Ken Nakamura (all races from the steeplechase through themarathon), Becca Peter (pole vault), Adam Schneider (javelin), Barry Schreiber (men’s discusand hammer throws), Josh Seeherman (relays, women’s throws), Jim Sorensen (men’s 800-3000), Jesse Squire (men’s 400 hurdles), Don Steffens (high jump), Lloyd Stephens (women’slong jump) and Frank Zarnowski (decathlon). Tom Casacky compiled the women’s heptathlon,re-worked the records and all-time lists, and edited and formatted the Annual itself.

The basic policies of data compilation remain the same. Altitude marks in the affected eventsare denoted with a capital A. Indoor field event marks are included within the lists, while trackmarks remain separate. Readers can assume that most field event marks are now measuredmetrically; some high school and other marks have been converted from the imperial systemusing Tables 4, 5 and 6 from the IAAF-approved tables. Note that marks measured in theimperial system should only be converted in this fashion. The Track & Field News tablesshould be used only to convert from metric to imperial.

USATF Communications Manager Jared Slinde performed research and updates for themen’s athlete bios along with organizing the information through the book’s front portionwhile Marketing and Communications Manager Katie Branham handled the same duties withthe women’s athlete bios. USATF Statistician Glen McMicken provided the historicalinformation for the medal counts for Olympic and world championship competition. Imagesfrom Photo Run and Kirby Lee added the visual elements to the book and MatchbookCreative handled the design.

Jack Shepard and Mike Kennedy supplied most of the data on high school performances.Glen McMicken’s lists for USATF and Track & Field News were also valuable sources. Againthis year, we were able to frequently exchange information with Peter Matthews, editor of theAssociation of Track & Field Statisticians (ATFS) Annual, and his input was vital to theaccuracy of our lists. The same can be said for Finland’s Mirko Jalava, who supplied deep USlists and many additional details for the index. Richard Hymans again sent corrections to theAll-Time lists. Among periodicals, Track Newsletter and Track & Field News are indispensable,and compilers have also used Athletics International, published in Great Britain. As always,we thank the coaches and sports information directors of many colleges and universities forproviding media guides and meet results.

Please send corrections, additions or comments about this edition to Jared Slinde at USATrack & Field and Tom Casacky in care of FAST.

Jared SlindeUSATF Communications Manager132 East Washington Street, Suite 800Indianapolis, IN 46204jared.slinde@usatf.org 5

Tom CasackyEditor, 2013 FAST Annual PO Box 3122Oak Brook, IL 60523info@atfs.org

6

ABOUT USATF

USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body fortrack and field, long-distance running and race walking in theUnited States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organizedsports, the most-watched events of Olympic broadcasts, the #1high school and junior high school participatory sport and morethan 30 million adult runners in the United States. Led byPresident Stephanie Hightower and CEO Max Siegel, USATF is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization with a staff of professional program administrators at the National Office in Indianapolis.

Mission

USA Track & Field drives competitive excellence and popularengagement in our sport.

A Sport for Everyone ... For Life!

When we say that USATF is a "Sport for Everyone ... For Life," we mean exactlythat. Just a few of the ways we serve our sport include:

Establishing grassroots programs, such as the Junior Olympics, to helpdevelop future stars who will follow in the footsteps of Tyson Gay, AllysonFelix, Sanya Richards-Ross, Bryan Clay, Lauryn Williams, Adam Nelson, Deena Kastor and Meb Keflezighi.

Developing, selecting and leading Team USA - the World's #1 team - at the Olympics, WorldChampionships and more than 12 other internationalevents each year. Roughly 700 athletes of all ages wear a Team USA uniform in any given year.

Promoting programs of training and competition formen and women and boys and girls of all ages.

Establishing and enforcing the rules and regulations of our sport.

Sanctioning more than 4,000 events each year.

Providing insurance to sanctioned events, memberclubs and member-athletes.

Certifying race courses for accuracy and validating records.

Nearly 100,000 Americans are members of USATF. Our member organizationsinclude the U.S. Olympic Committee, NCAA, NAIA, Road Runners Club ofAmerica, Running USA and the National Federation of State High SchoolAssociations. Fifty-seven USATF Associations oversee the sport and its 2,500clubs at the local level.

7

Pushing Ahead

Although our sport traces its roots back to ancient Greece, USATF is on a missionto put track and field at the cutting edge of the 21st-century sports scene. In 1999,USATF began a series of elite competitions that gives American athletes whatthey've requested for years - to compete at home, to receive increased televisionand other media coverage, and to be paid significant prize money based on performance.

Known in previous years as the Golden Spike Tour and Visa Championship Series,beginning with the indoor season in 2013, USA Track & Field started the USATFChampionship Series. For the first time in the history, all events during the 2013indoor season featured live coverage, which marked a significant moment as USATrack & Field’s broadcast platform continues to move forward. In just a shortwindow of competition, the USATF Championship Series, which includes eventsranging from the iconic Millrose Games to the USA Indoor and OutdoorChampionships and Olympic Trials, has already witnessed world and Americanrecords and consistently features top competition on an international level.

From an organizational perspective, USATF has been one of the greatest financialsuccess stories in sport, more than doubling its overall revenues since 1997. Theorganization currently has an impressive line-up of sponsors and suppliers thatincludes Nike, St. Vincent Sports Performance, BMW, Lynx, Gill Athletics,Gatorade and Ludus Tours.

This surge in revenue has coincided with a hefty increase in the number of trackmeets broadcast on television and TV ratings. Our sport has upwards of 40national TV broadcasts in any given year, and average Nielsen ratings for track andfield broadcasts are higher than those of the NHL, the WNBA and Major LeagueSoccer. In addition to securing national TV coverage, USA Track & Field hasworked with ESPN, NBC, Fox Sports Net, Universal Sports, ESPN3 and theInternational Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to bring same-day, prime-time coverage of major international events to the American airwaves throughoutthe summer season.

Reaching Out

USA Track & Field and our partners also reach out to the community. In 2003,USATF launched its ZERO TOLERANCE policy, featuring a comprehensive anti-drug messaging plan that calls for lifetime bans of steroid cheats. One of its maintenants is to educate athletes, coaches and officials on all levels about thedangers of drug use, and to spread the message that drug use is morally wrong -and cheaters will be caught.

To help deliver that message, beginning in 2004 USATF joined with the AmericanCollege of Sports Medicine to launch an elite athlete outreach program, nowcalled "Win with Integrity." At select events, USATF's star athletes speak withlocal schools and community centers about the importance of fitness, a healthylifestyle, living with integrity -- including a drug-free life -- and setting goals. Todate, thousands of children have been reached in person with more than amillion being exposed to "Win with Integrity" through television messaging. "Winwith Integrity" has been enthusiastically embraced by USATF athletes and thestudents to whom they speak and is a key component of the rich history ofvoluntarism displayed by Team USA.

Education

USATF conducts instructional programs such as Coaching Education courses,designed to elevate and standardize the level of coaching across the country.More than 14,000 coaches have been educated under USATF programs. Athleteclinics are held nationwide, covering a wide range of disciplines, from racewalking to pole vault. Activities such as Cultural Exchange trips and AssociationWorkshops allow our members opportunities to share ideas and information.

USATF Annual Meeting

Traditionally held the week following Thanksgiving, our Annual Meeting bringstogether more than 1,300 of the sport's officials, coaches, administrators,athletes and supporters. The yearly gathering serves as a forum to chart thefuture of our sport by considering policy changes, selecting national team staffsand Championship meet sites, and electing national officers. It is a forum wherethe individual's voice can be heard.

But it is not all business. The Annual Meeting also gives us the opportunity torecognize the achievements of our sport's volunteers and athletes. Each year,USATF inducts a new class into the National Track & Field Hall of Fame andmakes presentations for year-end award winners, including the Jesse OwensAward for the top American athletes.

Members attending the Annual Meeting have the opportunity to meet the sport'stop stars, and USATF offers various social and recreational opportunities forattendees throughout the five-day event.

8

USATF's Expo Show at the Annual Meeting offers national sponsors, equipmentsuppliers, book and magazine publishers, committees, travel bureaus, local sports commissions and other groups the opportunity to showcase theirorganizations and products in front of the country's largest gathering of track and field conventioneers.

Check out the complete listing of our past and future Annual Meeting sites.

Membership - Join Us!

Card-carrying members of USATF receive an array of Member Benefits, includinginsurance benefits, discounts on subscriptions to track and field and fitness-related magazines, and reduced prices on a variety of other items.

Members also receive USATF membership publications and can access the"Members Only" section of our Web site. The site offers information on everyaspect of our sport, including elite athlete and Hall of Fame biographies, event

information and results,late-breaking news andother topics of interest, in addition to vitalmembership details andcontact information.

Perhaps most importantly,all of USATF's membershipcategories offer individualsthe opportunity to showtheir support for our sportin the United States and tobe actively involved withthe programs and activitiesthat keep us dominantthroughout the world.

The "pursuit of excellence"may best characterize whowe are and what we do, but it also reminds us thatUSA Track & Field is yourorganization. It begins - and ends - with you.

More Information

For more information about USA Track & Field, visit our Web site, www.usatf.org;write us at USA Track & Field, 132 East Washington Street, Suite 800,Indianapolis, IN 46204; or call our National Office at (317) 261-0500.

9

USATF HIGHLIGHTS

USA Running Circuit

Highlighted by the .US Road Racing Championships to cap the season, a total of11 events will make up the 2013 USA Running Circuit (USARC), which annuallyprovides nearly $1 million in prize money to American athletes.

Featuring a total of 11 events, which included the U.S. Olympic Trials Marathon,the 2012 USARC awarded more than $900,000 in total prize money. Aaron Braunand Christo Landry split the prize money in winning the men’s series while JanetCherobon-Bawcom won her second consecutive women’s series title.

In 2013, the .US Road Racing Championships alone will provide a combined$100,000 prize purse for men and women.

The series kicked off with Shalane Flanagan and Chris Derrick winning the USACross Country Championships February 2 in St. Louis, Mo. The series willconclude with the USA Marathon Championships October 6.

2012 Diamond League Winners

A total of six American athletes claimed series titles in 2012 as part of theSamsung Diamond League Series. For their wins, each athlete will receive anautomatic bid into the 2013 World Outdoor Championships in Moscow if theirevent features no reigning world champion.

The list of U.S. winners includes: Aries Merritt (men’s 110m hurdles), ChaunteLowe (women’s high jump), Charonda Williams (women’s 200m), Christian Taylor(men’s triple jump), Reese Hoffa (men’s shot put) and Dawn Harper (women’s100m hurdles).

2012 Visa Championships Series winners

Four separate U.S. athletes claimed Visa Championship Series (VCS) titles duringthe 2012 indoor and outdoor seasons.

Chaunte Lowe claimed the women’s indoor VCS title following her Americanrecord performance in claiming the USA Indoor championship. Galen Rupp used an American record of his own in the 2-mile to claim the indoor VCS title for the men.

On the outdoor scene, an Olympic Trials record in the 200m helped Allyson Felixto the women’s VCS title while Ashton Eaton’s memorable world recordperformance of 9,039 points in the decathlon helped him claim the outdoormen’s championship.

10

Felix, Eaton claim Jesse OwensAthlete of the Year Awards

An award presented annually to the most outstanding U.S.male and female track and field performers, Allyson Felix and Ashton Eaton were named the winners of the 2012 Jesse Owens Awards. This is Felix’s fourth time to win the award and Eaton’s first.

Felix finds herself at the top of a list of track and field legends as the winningestrecipient of the award at just 26 years of age. Felix already had an impeccableresume entering the 2012 season, but she was able to add the one thing missingfrom her trophy case - an individual Olympic gold medal. En route to London, Felixclocked a sensational 21.69 200m at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials to break FlorenceGriffith-Joyner’s 24-year-old Olympic Trials record and become the fourth fastestwoman in history.

In London, Felix became the first woman since Flo-Jo in 1988 to win three goldmedals in a single Olympic Games. Felix won individual Olympic gold in the 200m(21.88) and won gold on the 4x400m relay (3:16.87) and in the world-record setting4x100m relay (40.82).

Eaton’s 2012 season forever left his name in the record books with a nearly perfectseason. Eaton (Eugene, Ore.) completed three multi-event competitions in 2012; heset a world record in the first two and won Olympic gold in the third.

Eaton started the year with his first national title in an individual event as he won thelong jump at the USA Indoor Championships. From there he went on to better hisown world record in the heptathlon as he won the World Indoor Championships with6,645 points.

At the Olympic Trials, Eaton’s rain-soaked world record became the iconicperformance of the meet. After setting decathlon world records in the 100m and longjump, Eaton electrified the Eugene crowd as he ran a personal best in the 1500m tosecure his world record of 9,039 points.

Two world records would have been enough to make Eaton’s 2012 season legendary,but he didn’t relent as he went on to win Olympic gold in London with a performanceof 8,869 points.

11

Photo Credit Cheryl Treworgy

Photo Credit Cheryl Treworgy

Marra Named Nike Coach of the Year

Legendary coach Harry Marra was named USA Track & Field’s 2012 Nike Coachof the Year.

The combined events coach for the Nike Oregon Track Club Elite, Marracoached 2012 Jesse Owens Award winner Ashton Eaton to two world records, a World Indoor title and an Olympic gold medal in 2012 – all in just three competitions.

Eaton’s 2012 season will mostly be remembered for the world record he set inthe decathlon at a rain-soaked Hayward Field at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials inEugene, Ore. He set world decathlon records in the 100m and long jump in theprocess before running a personal best in the 1,500m to set the world record of9,039 points. Eaton then went on to London and claimed Olympic gold. Hisseason also included setting the world record for the third consecutive year inthe heptathlon in winning the World Indoor title and winning a USA Indoorchampionship in the long jump.

Marra’s top athletes also include NCAA indoor pentathlon record holder Theisen,Paul Terek, Sheldon Blockburger, Bart Goodell, Paul Foxon, Brian Brophy andSteve Koel.

The Nike Coach of the Year Award has been given annually since 1998.

Lomong named Visa Humanitarian of the Year

Lopez Lomong was named the recipient of the 2012 Visa Humanitarian of the Year Award.

While building a career as one of the nation’s top middle distance runners,Lomong established the Lopez Lomong Foundation in the fall of 2011 in an effortto give back to his native country of the South Sudan. The foundation teamed upwith World Vision to launch the 4 South Sudan campaign to provide access toclean water, offer families basic health care, give children access to education andto provide life-saving nutrition.

In less than a year, Lomong raised more than $150,000 for clean water and ishoping to break the $250,000 mark by January.

Lomong has been forced to overcome great adversity. When he was only six-years-old he was taken from his family and forced to join the Peoples LiberationArmy as a child soldier during the Sudanese conflicts. Lomong escaped the rebelcamp and ran for three days and nights until he reached a refugee camp in Kenya.

After living in the refugee camp for 10 years, Lomong was able to move to theUnited States as one of the Lost Boys of Sudan and begin a new life with hisadopted family in Tully, N.Y., where he joined his high school’s cross country team.

12

Since then Lomong won two NCAA championships at Northern Arizona and hascompeted for Team USA in two Olympic Games. Lomong gained fans across thecountry as he was selected to serve as the U.S. flag bearer at the OpeningCeremonies in Beijing.

In addition to raising funds for the 4 South Sudan campaign, Lomong has worked toraise awareness among elite athletes about the needs of South Sudan. 2012Olympians Sanya Richards-Ross, Shalane Flanagan, Kara Goucher and U.S. 50 kmrecord holder Josh Cox have all joined in the fundraising efforts.

Lomong is currently planning a trip to return to South Sudan to work directly with thechildren that have benefited from his foundation. He hopes to bring other eliteathletes with him on his trip to share his passion and to introduce them to the peopleof his native country.

The Visa Humanitarian of the Year Award was established in 1997 to recognizeoutstanding achievements by athletes in social activities and personal commitmentsoutside the competition arena.

13

Photo Credit Photo Run

Background

In 2004, USATF and Team USA athletes initiated an outreach program that wasaimed at educating youth, parents, educators, and coaches about the positiveresults that come from leading a physically active, drug-free lifestyle while livingwith integrity. Track and Field champions from every discipline visited schoolsand community centers all over the country to work directly with young people.Since then, the Win With Integrity program has evolved from a start-up programinto one of USA Track & Field's most successful initiatives.

Program Content

The Win With Integrity program includes the introduction of the participatingathletes by a USATF emcee, who also provides background on the goals andthemes of USA Track & Field and of Win With Integrity, stressing the importance ofactive, drug-free lifestyles and good decision-making. The USATF Year-in-ReviewVideo is then played, providing visual motivation for the students and displayingthe excitement of our sport and athletes. Following the video, athletes engage inan interactive question-and-answer session with students, focusing on the keythemes of good sportsmanship, the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle, andthe need to avoid drugs. The program concludes with the recitation of the WinWith Integrity program pledge (see below) and an athlete autograph session.

When available, the program is held inside an auditorium, where a Win WithIntegrity program banner is displayed across the stage. As students file into theauditorium, they are handed a Win With Integrity pledge card. At the end of theprogram, participants recite a pledge indicating their commitment to be activeand drug-free. USATF staff script the program and suggest athlete talking pointsbased on feedback from local educators and the Win With Integrity pledge.

Photo Credit Cheryl Treworgy

MISSION STATEMENT

To support the development of emerging elite athletes, while fostering integrationwithin the broader track and field community. To facilitate the physical,educational, social and character development of youth track & field athletes and to help prepare them to mature and succeed in adult life.

About the USA Track & Field Foundation

Launched December 5, 2002, at USATF's Annual Meeting, the Foundationprovides a means to attract and guide funds to new and innovative track & fieldprograms, with an emphasis on providing opportunities for youth athletes,emerging athletes, distance training centers and anti-doping education.

The Foundation assists dedicated Olympic hopefuls who can realize their dreamsand potential if given the opportunity. The Foundation is committed to promotingthe development of Team USA, the World's #1 Track & Field Team through itsElite Athlete Grant program and financial support of other elite-orientedprograms. Over the past 6 years, the USATF Foundation has made over 250grants to elite athletes of $3,000-$5,000 each. Nine grantees made the 2008Olympic team, highlighted by Stephanie Brown Trafton’s gold medal in thediscus. Nineteen grantees made the 2012 Olympic team, highlighted by KeshiaBaker’s gold medal in the 4x400 meter relay. The Foundation also grants tens of thousands of dollars annually to group training centers for distance runnersthrough The Distance Project.

Foundation Program Summary

Elite Athlete Grants: The USATF Foundation supports elite athletes as they strive to achieve their dream of competing in an Olympic Games, a WorldChampionship or other Team USA competition. The Foundation providesassistance to athletes that meet its grant application criteria, including incomethresholds and performance standards.

15

Athlete Career Mentoring: The Athlete CareerMentoring Program was designed specificallyfor elite athletes and Olympians, to assist withthe transition away from professionalathletics, to post-competitive life. The USATrack & Field Foundation has assembled astellar group of highly successful individualsacross a wide range of industries andprofessions, who have volunteered to lendtheir time and expertise in furtherance of thisnew, innovative program.

Elite Athlete Jobs: A jobs program for eliteathletes that may provide supplementalincome and valuable career developmentexperience, while remaining flexible to theathlete’s training and racing schedule. TheFoundation is assisted by a terrific group ofemployers who have agreed to partner withthe USA Track & Field Foundation to givespecial consideration to top ranked track &field athletes for a variety of part-time andinternship opportunities.

Youth Club Grant Overview: The USATFFoundation considers providing opportunitiesfor youth athletes to compete in track & field atop priority. We encourage youth track clubsand programs from all areas of the UnitedStates to apply for financial assistance.

The USATF Foundation youth initiative seeksto support and expand high quality, existingprograms that attract diverse ethnic andsocio-economic youth and that promotecharacter building, education, active, healthyand drug-free behaviors, including eventparticipation in track & field and crosscountry/road running. Preference is given toclubs that are based in low-income areas. Italso favors programs that have a history ofsolid financial management, multiple fundingsources and community support. Allowableexpenses include equipment, uniforms, meetfees, travel, facility rental, staff and volunteertraining, and outreach.

16

USA Track & Field FoundationBoard of Directors

Bob Greifeld, Chairman, USA Track & FieldFoundation, CEO, NASDAQ OMX New York, NY

Willie Banks, Olympian & Former Triple JumpWorld Record Holder, Attorney-at-Law San Diego, CA

Bob Betz, Retired President, Cognis Corp. Cincinnati, OH

Kim Betz, AttorneyWashington, DC

Chris Borch, CEO, Micro-MechanicsLos Gatos, CA

James Broadhurst, Chairman, Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Pittsburgh, PA

Louis Carr, President, Media Sales, BET Networks Chicago, IL

Rudy Chapa, President, SPARQ Portland, OR

Victoria Chapus, Trustee, Natural HistoryMuseum, Los Angeles, CA PacificPalisades, CA

Phil Dunkelberger, Founder & CEO, LNR ConsultingSan Francisco Bay Area, CA

Joe Fabris, Founding Partner & Chief ProductOfficer, Plus 3 Network, Inc. Los Gatos, CA

Ken Flax, SVP, UBSPalo Alto, CA

Stephanie Hightower, President, USA Track & FieldColumbus, OH

Mark James, President & CEO, Frias Holding Company Las Vegas, NV

Bruce Jenner, 1976 Olympic Decathlon Champion Los Angeles, CA

Reid Johnson, Investor San Francisco, CA

Pete Kight, Director & Vice Chairman, Fiserv, Inc. Atlanta, GA

Vin Lananna, Head Track & Field Coach,Associate Athletic Director, University of Oregon (Eugene)Eugene, OR

Paul Lilly, Retired Founder, McData Corp. Boulder, CO

Antonio Manning, Regional Manager, JPMorganChase & Co., Global Philanthropy Los Angeles, CA

Frank Marshall, Movie Producer Los Angeles, CA

Craig Masback, Director of Business Affairs,Nike Global Sports Marketing Division Eugene, OR

Dan McClory, Managing Director, Hunter WiseFinancial Group Irvine, CA

Bob Moran, Chairman & CEO, PetSmartPhoenix, AZ

17

Run With US!: Launched February 8, 2012 inLos Angeles, CA, the vision of Run With US!is to create the broadest, most sustainedprofessional athlete-led youth program in the USA. A carefully-selected corps ofOlympians and aspiring Olympic track & field athletes will be trained to deploy atargeted curriculum to youth populations both virtually (through a partnership withHealth Teacher) and intimately in targetedcommunities and schools with lessons offitness, nutrition, healthy lifestyle choices, and fueling life ambitions.

In exchange for their service to communitiesand the youths therein, the US elite track &field athletes will receive a measure of thefinancial support they need to finance theirOlympic aspirations. Since inception, 5programs have been successfully completedaround the country, including Los Angeles,San Francisco, Colorado and Austin. TheFoundation expects to greatly expand RunWith US! throughout the country in 2013.

Ed Plummer, CEO, Harnell Capital Corp.Los Angeles, CA

Amory Rowe Salem, Founder & ExecutiveDirector, In the Arena Cambridge, MA

Michael Saltman, CEO, The Vista GroupLas Vegas, NV

Max Siegel, CEO, USA Track & FieldIndianapolis, IN

Nicholas Sparks, AuthorNew Bern, NC

Mark Sutton, Retired CEO, UBS AmericasAustin, TX

Jack Wickens, Retired Executive, UnitedHealth Group Nashville, TN

Ashley Wright, Executive, UBSNew York, NY

-------------------------------------------------------

Tom Jackovic, Executive Director, USA Track & Field Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA

Photo Credit Kirby Lee

19

USATF SPONSORS AND SUPPLIERS

USA Track & Field thanks its corporate partners for their support. Since 1997,USATF has added top U.S. companies like BMW while expanding long-termrelationships with partners such as Nike.

With the assistance of key partners like Nike, BMW, Gill Athletics, Gatorade, St.Vincent Sports Performance, Lynx and Ludous Tours, USATF has been able tosignificantly increase the national exposure of our sport and its athletes. TheUSATF Championship Series is seen by millions of television viewers across thecountry thanks to strong television partnerships with broadcast partners NBCand ESPN.

USATF looks forward to the future as we continue to create grassroots programsfor youth and masters athletes, as well as, create opportunities for professionalathletes as they look forward to representing the United States as part of the“World’s #1 Track & Field Team.”

20

STEPHANIE HIGHTOWER, CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT

Elected President of USA Track & Field in December, 2008, and selected bythe Board as its Chairman, Stephanie Hightower in 2011 was named CEO ofthe Columbus Urban League, becoming the first woman to hold theposition. At CUL, she is responsible for managing overall operations,maintaining a viable budget and sound fiscal policies, generating fundingsources and implementing its long-term strategic plan. She previously wasVice President for Institutional Advancement for the Columbus (Ohio)College of Art & Design, where she completed a $12 million comprehensivecampaign for scholarships and facilities development.

A former world-class hurdler, Stephanie has served the sport incountless capacities, beginning with USATF’s Athletes AdvisoryCommittee and including as USATFwomen's track & field chair and as team leader, team manager and chef demission for Team USA at internationalcompetitions. During her athletic career,she was named to the roster of 12national teams, held several records,including the American and worldrecords in the 60 yard dash and 100mhurdles, and was a member of the 1980 Olympic Team.

As a civic leader in her hometown ofColumbus, Ohio, Stephanie served forfive consecutive years as President forthe Columbus Board of Education, a$1.3 billion enterprise, currently servesas an Advisory Officer for US Bank andis a member of several education andcultural boards.

21

USATF BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Stephanie Hightower Chairman/President

Steve Miller Vice Chairman

Kenneth Taylor Treasurer

Darlene Hickman Secretary, non-voting

Willie Banks

Mickey Carter

Dr. Evie Dennis

Fred Finke

Robert Hersh IAAF Rep.

Aretha Hill Thurmond

Jackie Joyner-Kersee

Deena Kastor

Becky Oakes

Darvis Patton

Eve Wright

Larry James Counsel to the Board, Advisory, non-voting

Darlene Hickman Steve MillerStephanie Hightower Ken Taylor

22

USATF EXECUTIVE STAFF

Max Siegel Chief Executive Officer317-713-4696 Max.Siegel@usatf.org

Renee WashingtonChief Operating Officer317-713-4657Renee.Washington@usatf.org

Benita Fitzgerald-MosleyChief of Sport Performance317-713-4691Benita.F.Mosley@usatf.org

Jill GeerChief Public Affairs Officer508-520-1529Jill.Geer@usatf.org

Norman Wain General Counsel/Chief ofBusiness Affairs317-713-4683 Norman.Wain@usatf.org

USATF - NATIONAL OFFICE -INTEGRATED MARKETINGCOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Susan HazzardDirector of Public Relations317-713-4664Susan.Hazzard@usatf.org

Adam SchmenkAssociate Director of Broadcasting317-713-4686Adam.Schmenk@usatf.org

Alejandra Diaz-LabrequeAssociate Director of Sales and Marketingalejandra.labrecque@usatf.org

Jared SlindeCommunications Manager317-713-4690Jared.Slinde@usatf.org

Kristina HerveyMembership Marketing Manager317-713-4684Kristina.Hervey@usatf.org

Katie Branham Marketing & CommunicationsManager317-713-4672Katie.Branham@usatf.org

USATF STAFF DIRECTORY

NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF

132 E. Washington St., Suite 800 Main Switchboard 317-261-0500Indianapolis, IN 46204-3723 Main Fax 317-261-0481

Website: www.usatf.org

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

Max Siegel, Chief Executive Officer Max.Siegel@usatf.org317-713-4696

Renee Washington, Chief Operating Officer Renee.Washington@usatf.org317-713-4657

Patty Hogan, Executive Office Manager Patty.Hogan@usatf.org317-713-4696

Kelly Kenders, Senior Administrative Assistant Kelly.Kenders@usatf.org317-713-4652

HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS

Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, Chief of Sport Performance Benita.F.Mosley@usatf.org317-713-4691

Peter J. “Duffy” Mahoney, Director of High Duffy.Mahoney@usatf.orgPerformance Programs 317-713-4673

Terry Crawford, Director of Coaching Terry.Crawford@usatf.org317-713-4671

Talia Mark, Associate Director of Athlete Services Talia.Mark@usatf.org317-713-4650

Sariyu ‘Beka’ Suggs, High Performance Sariyu.Suggs@usatf.orgPrograms Manager 317-713-4689

Sandy Snow, Director of International Sandy.Snow@usatf.orgTeams and Championships 770-392-1027

Aron McGuire, Associate Director, Championships 317-713-4692and International Teams Aron.McGuire@usatf.org

Robert Chapman, Associate Director, Robert.Chapman@usatf.orgSports Science and Medicine 317-713-4669

Shayna Sangster, Coaching Program Manager Shayna.Sangster@usatf.org317-713-4667

Kimberly Sims, Sport Performance Kimberly.Sims@usatf.orgOperations Administrator 317-713-4668

Bejan Abtahi, Manager, Sports Science and Medicine Bejan.Abtahi@usatf.org317-713-4669

23

LEGAL AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS

Norman Wain, Chief of Business Affairs/General Counsel Norman.Wain@usatf.org317-713-4683

Sarah Austin, Legal Affairs Manager Sarah.Austin@usatf.org317-713-4653

MEMBERSHIP & ASSOCIATIONS DEPARTMENT

Desiree Friedman, Desiree.Friedman@usatf.orgAssociation Director Constituent Services 317-713-4656

Sherry Quack, Associations and Member Services Manager Sherry.Quack@usatf.org317-713-4685

Lori Bird, Membership Manager Lori.Bird@usatf.org317-713-4665

Marilyn Turner, Member Services Representative Marilyn.Turner@usatf.org317-713-4693

Carmen Triplet, Sanction Programs Coordinator Carmen.Triplet@usatf.org317-713-4694

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Arionne Allen, Associate Director of Youth Programs Arionne.Allen@usatf.org317-713-4695

Dana Leenheer, Youth Programs Coordinator Dana.Leenheer@usatf.org317-713-4678

FINANCE AND OPERATIONS

Aaron Hood, Director of Finance Aaron.Hood@usatf.org317-713-4681

Melissa Bowlby, Accounting Manager Melissa.Bowlby@usatf.org 317-713-4651

Dorothy Hawkins, Travel Services Travel@usatf.org317-713-4687 / 877-203-3799

Jed Cornforth, Director of Business Development Jed.Cornforth@usatf.org317-713-4655

Blake Facey, Webmaster Blake.Facey@usatf.org317-713-4662

Jason Hayes, Website Applications Manager Jason.Hayes@usatf.org

24

Neale Johantgen, Technology Support Technician Neale.Johantgen@usatf.org317-713-4660

Nick Moreland, Internet Publishing Coordinator Nick.Moreland@usatf.org317-713-4682

Blake Roebuck, Operations and Merchandise Manager Blake.Roebuck@usatf.org317-713-4674

Chelsey Chang, Merchandise Sales Coordinator Chelsey.Chang@usatf.org

Lorraine Chan, Merchandise Sales Coordinator Lorraine.Chan@usatf.org

Robert Innis, Merchandise Sales Coordinator Robert.Innis@usatf.org317-713-4680

Ryley Miller, Merchandise and Operations Coordinator Ryley.Miller@usatf.org

Brenton Nickerson, Merchandise and Brenton.Nickerson@usatf.orgOperations Coordinator

EVENTS

Jim Estes, Director of Events Jim.Estes@usatf.org317-713-4661

Jeff Mlynski, Events Manager Jeff.Mlynski@usatf.org317-713-4679

Veronica Rodriguez, Events Coordinator Veronica.Rodriguez@usatf.org317-713-4663

Matt Weingardt, Events Coordinator Matthew.Weingardt@usatf.org317-713-4658

INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Jill Geer, Chief Public Affairs Officer Jill.Geer@usatf.org508-520-1529

Susan Hazzard, Director of Public Relations Susan.Hazzard@usatf.org317-713-4664

Adam Schmenk, Associate Director of Broadcasting Adam.Schmenk@usatf.org317-713-4686

Alejandra Diaz-Labrecque, Associate Director of Alejandra.Labrecque@usatf.org Sales and Marketing 317-713-4675

Jared Slinde, Communications Manager Jared.Slinde@usatf.org317-713-4690

Kristina Hervey, Membership Marketing Manager Kristina.Hervey@usatf.org317-713-4684

Katie Branham, Marketing Communications Manager Katie.Branham@usatf.org317-713-4672

25

26

Bill RoeDivision Chair1003 32nd StreetBellingham, WA 98225 360-739-2105Fax 360-737-8820tracknet@mac.com

Edwardo TorresMen’s Long Distance Running3711 Florentine DriveLongmont, CO 80503 303-517-7434etrunnerxc@gmail.com

Kim Keenan-KirkpatrickWomen’s Long Distance Running21 Finn RoadPittstown, NJ 08867908-735-6536kimberly.keenan-kirkpatrick@shu.edu

Don LeinMasters Long Distance Running13 Crosswinds EstatesPittsboro, NC 27312 919-542-4790dmlein@earthlink.net

Michael Scott Cross Country Council23 Burdick AvenueNewport, RI 02840Home/Fax 401-848-5121Office 401-874-7556miscott@att.net

Gene NewmanRoad Running Technical Council920 N Night Heron DriveGreen Valley, AZ 85614520-904-7805xnjnowaz@gmail.com

Wilson JosephMasters Long Distance Running13 Crosswinds EstatesPittsboro, NC 27312 919-542-4790dmlein@earthlink.net

Nancy Hobbs Mountain/Ultra/Trail Council (MUT)PO Box 9454Colorado Springs, CO 80932Office 719-573-4405Fax 719-573-4408trlrunner@aol.com

LONG DISTANCE RUNNING DIVISION

HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS DIVISION

Sue Humphrey Division Chair 9711A Copper Creek Drive Austin, TX 78729-3548 512-918-3170Fax 512-918-3171Office 512-414-5006humphreyhj@aol.com

Ed Gorman Men’s Track & Field26 Locust Drive, Apt. 52Summit, NJ 07901 Fax 908-273-3401 201-745-0244egor29@aol.com

Sue Humphrey Women’s Track & Field(See Division Chair)

Ron Daniel Race Walking1 Rosemarie LnClinton, CT 06413860-669-9008Cell 860.304.3396rondaniel@sbcglobal.net

Larry Judge Coaching Education2512 W Petty RdMuncie, IN 47304Office 765-285-4211Cell 352-246-5561LWJudge@hotmail.com

Tonie CampbellMen’s Development645 Vista Santa Rosalia San Diego, CA 92154619-254-5372tonie.campbell@att.net

Rita SomerlotWomen’s Development7544 Fairfield Lakes DrivePowell, OH 43065740-881-0749Cell 614-560-1059ritasomerlot@aol.com

Bob Adams Sports Medicine & Sports Science 12303 NE 130th Lane Ste 220Kirkland, WA 98034425-883-4988Fax 455-899-6078bjusa@comcast.net

27

YOUTH DIVISION

GENERAL COMPETITION DIVISION

Karen KrsakAssociations 4788 Crazy Horse LaneWesterville, OH 43081614-889-6073n2track@aol.com

Gary SnyderMasters Track & Field239 Commonwealth Avenue 617-536-6797Fax 617-734-6322garysnyder@att.net

Lionel Leach202 Maple AvenueIrvington, NJ 07111973-373-1072Cell 917-913-5505lionel@youthusatf.org

ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Jon DrummondAthletes Advisory2537 Clearlake Dr Grand Prairie, TX 75054702-325-3704cpotaf@aol.com

Steve CuomoAthletics for the Disabled49 Lombardy DrShirley, NY 11967631-399-5564cuomos1@optonline.netralph.lindeman@usafa.edu

Ralph LindemanCoaches Advisory2169 Field House Dr Suite 11Colorado Springs, CO 80840719-598-5093

Dexter McCloudDiversity and Leadership4060 Runnymede Drive, SWLilburn, GA 30047404-964-5781dexter1814@att.net

Frank SullivanEthics5854 Lawton Loop West Indianapolis, IN 46206317-549-3926 franksull@aol.com

Jim Murphy Law & Legislation6415 N Catherine DriveSpokane, WA 99208509-326-9157jimjmurphy1@comcast.net

Len KrsakOfficials4788 Crazy Horse LaneWesterville, OH 43081614-889-6073n2track@aol.com

Edward R KochOrganizational Services 130 Grant StHaworth, NJ 07641201-244-9117edrkoch@yahoo.com

Justin Kuo Records39 Oakland Road Brookline, MA 02445 Home 617-731-9889Fax 617-731-9062Office 617-731-9062jkuo@usatfne.org

Bill RoeDivision Chair1003 32nd StreetBellingham, WA 98225 360-739-2105Fax 360-737-8820tracknet@mac.com

John C. Blackburn Rules102 Russell St Apt 104Easley, SC 29640843-814-2907john@speedfish.com

28

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONOF ATHLETICS FEDERATIONS

IAAF COMMITTEE

Robert M. Hersh, Senior Vice President and Competition 516-484-1793Commission Chair

Stephanie Hightower, Delegate 360-734-8892

Max Siegel, Delegate 317-713-4676

Dr. Evie Dennis, Delegate 303-333-1896

Rex Harvey, Masters Committee 440-954-8122

David Katz, Technical Committee 516-883-5599

Anne Timmons, Women’s Committee 406-721-7030

David Oliver, Athletes Commission 407-927-7292

Terry Crawford, Coaches Commission 317-713-4671

Dr. Bob Adams, Medical & Anti-Doping Commission 425-883-4988

Gene Cherry, Press Commission

Mary Wittenburg, Road Running Commission 212-717-1456

Peter Diamond, TV Commission 212-664-4444

Lamine DiackPresident17 rue Princesse Florestine, BP359, MC 98007 Monaco CedexTel: +377 93 10 88 88Fax: +377 93 15 95 15Tele 221 827-4057 (CAAA221 827-4114 (CRD)221 839-7700 (SONES) Fax 221 827-8179 (CAAA) 221 823-2038 (SONES)

Essar GabrielGeneral Secretary Postal Add: BP 359, MC98007 Monaco Street Add: 17 Rue PrincesseFlorestine, MC 98000 Monaco Tele (377 93) 10 8888Fax (377 93) 15 95 15www.iaaf.org

UNITED STATES OLYMPICCOMMITTEE (USOC)

Peter Uberroth, PresidentScott Blackmun, CEO27 S Tejon Colorado Springs, CO 80903 719-632-5551Fax 719-578-4654www.usoc.org

UNITED STATES ANTI-DOPINGASSOCIATION (USADA)

Peter Uberroth, PresidentScott Blackmun, CEO5555 Tech Center Drive, Suite 200Colorado Springs, Colorado80919-2372 719-785-2000Toll Free 866-601-2632Fax 719-785-2001Hotline 800-233-0393

29

U.S. PARALYMPICS

Charlie HuebnerChief Executive OfficerOne Olympic Plaza Colorado Springs, CO 80909 719-866-2030Fax 719- 866-2029paralympicinfo@usoc.org www.usparalympics.orgCharlie.Huebner@usoc.org

NATIONAL 5-C MEMBERS

Jim Carr, CEO & PresidentNational Association ofIntercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)1200 Grand Blvd.Kansas City, MO 64106 816-595-5000 x105Fax 816-595-8200jcarr@naia.orgwww.naia.org

Jack Hazen (USATF Rep)hazen@malone.edu

Mark Emmert, PresidentNational Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA)PO Box 6222 Indianapolis, IN 46206-6222317-917-6222Fax 317-917-6888www.ncaa.org

Jack Hazen (USATF Rep)hazen@malone.edu

Mark Emmert, PresidentNational Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA)PO Box 6222 Indianapolis, IN 46206-6222317-917-6222Fax 317-917-6888www.ncaa.org

Holly Sheilley (USATF Rep)hsheilley@ncaa.org

Becky Oakes (USATF Rep)National Federation of State HighSchool Associations (NFSHSA)PO Box 690 Indianapolis, IN 46206-0690317-972-6900Fax 317-822-5700boakes@nfhs.orgwww.nfsha.org

Art Becker, PresidentNational Junior College AthleticAssociation (NJCAA)Scottsdale Community College 9000 E. Chaparral Road Scottsdale, AZ 85256-2626 480-423-6616Fax 480-423-6663art.becker@sccmail.maricopa.eduwww.njcaa.org

Kevin Reid (USATF Rep)

Brent Ayer, President Road Runners Club of America(RRCA)1501 Lee Highway, Suite 140Arlington, VA 22209 703-525-3890Fax 703-525-3891 President@rrca.orgwww.rrca.org

Jean Knaack, Executive Directorexecdir@rrca.orgJeff Darman (USATF Rep)jdarman@kennett.net

Susan Weeks (USATF Rep)Running USA (RUSA)Colorado Springs, CO 80901719-434-2575susan@runningusa.orgwww.runningusa.org

30

USATF MEMBER ARTICLE 5-DORGANIZATIONS

Nancy Hobbs, Executive Director All American Trail RunningAssociation (AATRA)PO Box 9454 Colorado Springs, CO 80932 Office 719-573-4405F ax 719-573-4408www.trailrunner.com

Louis Stout, PresidentAmateur Athletic Union (AAU) AAU National Headquarters PO Box 22409 Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Office 407-934-7200Fax 407-934-7242www.aausports.org

Dan BrannenAmerican UltrarunningAssociation (AUA)4 Strawberry LaneMorristown, NJ 20814aua@americanultra.org

Phil Godfrey, President/CEO National Senior GamesAssociation (NSGA)PO Box 82059 Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2059 225-766-6800Fax 225-766-9115www.nsga.com

Suba Saty, Chief, ArmedForces SportsU.S. Armed Forces Sports (USAF)Scottsdale Community College Armed Forces Sports - SummitCentre4700 King Street Alexandria, VA 22302-4418 703-681-1614Fax 703-681-1616dticam.dtic.mil/dodsports/

Kevin HoltzclawUnited States Corporate AthleticsAssociation (USCAA)844 Racquet LaneBoulder, CO 80303303-494-0107holtzgard2@aol.com

William ClarkU.S. Meet Directors Association(USMDA)TFSI Commonwealth 738 Main Street, Suite 212 Waltham, MA 02451 Home 781-647-4036Fax 781-647-4037aa.tf@juno.com

Kevin Gladish, ExecutiveDirector YMCA of the USA (YMCA)101 N. Wacker Dr. Chicago, IL 60606 800-872-9622312-977-0031Fax 312-977-9063www.ymca.net

AGENT DIRECTORYDimitri AlbertSabaku Management LLCPO Box 77603Atlanta, GA 30309404 695 5819management @sabaku-group.net

Claude BryanOn Track ManagementP.O. Box 43023Atlanta,GA 30336770 420 1075770 420 1076claude@ontrackmanagement.comWhere Medalists Call Homewww.ontrackmanagement.com

Juanita BryanOn Track ManagementP.O. Box 43023Atlanta, GA 30336770 420 1075770 420 1076juanita@ontrackmanagement.comWhere Medalists Call Homewww.ontrackmanagement.com

Tony CambellTC ManagementP.O. Box 3526Culver City, CA 90231310 670 9644310 645 3484tcmanage@att.netwww.tc-management.com

Ryan Campi MK Sports & EntertainmentGroup80 Broad Street, 23rd FloorNew York, NY 10004212 509 3456212 509 4420rcampi@mksportsgroup.comTake it to the limit. We'll take careof the rest.www.mksportsgroup.com

Michael Capetillo15814 Danford DriveHouston, TX 77053832 433 5847mike_cap_3@yahoo.comwww.MikeCapExclusive.wordpress.com

Susan ChurchAPEX ATHLETICS AGENCY, INC.929 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 01Cambridge, MA 02139617 354 3944617 354 0985sbc@demissiechurch.comExcellence

Joesph CodingtonCodrington Elite PerformanceP.O. Box 2808Ann Arbor, MI 48106-2808734 222 0708734 222 0708codgie@hotmail.comWhere Excellence Thriveswww.codgie.com

Josh Cox Boom! ManagementInternational, Inc.P.O. Box 1286Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546-1286619 518 2797619 331 9446josh@joshcox.comBoom! When Awesome Happens

31

Lamont DagenTake Notice Sports ManagementP.O. Box 581013Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158262 757 3337866 451 8931LDAGEN@takenoticesports.comMaking the Unknown Known andthe Known Recognizablewww.takenoticesports.com

Washington DixDix Management LLC, 3050 NW 24th CourtFort Lauderdale, FL 33311954 918 8044850 727 7548dixmanagement@gmail.comKeeping You On Track

Joe DouglasSanta Monica Track Club1801 Ocean Park Blvd., Suite 201Santa Monica, CA 90405310 450 8255310 450 4715joedouglas@aol.comwww.santamonicatrackclub.com

Paul DoyleDoyle Management Group986 Rosedale DriveHiram, GA 30141770 222 5100770 222 5106pdoyle@doylemanagement.com

Derege DemissieAPEX ATHLETICS AGENCY, INC.929 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 01Cambridge, MA 02139617 354 3944617 354 0985dd@demissiechurch.comExcellence

Steven EdwardsAshley Grace, LLC410 NW 18th Avenue, #103Portland, OR 97209919 619 2524edwast@gmail.comwww.shalaneflanagan.com/page/Support

Samuel EloliaOne Walker DriveJohnson City, TN 37601423 926 1509423 926 6198kelolia@ecs.edu

Daniel EscamillaHSInternational9871 Irvine Center DriveIrvine, CA 92618949 753 9153949 753 9253daniel@hsi.netHandling Speed Intelligentlywww.hsi.net

Doug EldridgeDLE Agency309 8th Street, NEWashington, DC 20002202 580 9615202 296 7004douglas@dleagency.comRedefining Representationwww.dleagency.com

Valentina FedjuschinaValentina FedjuschinaRua D.Maria I, N 9 - 2 DT2605 Belas LisonPortugal351 916171783351 214791121valentinaf@clix.pt

Caroline FeithPro Sports InternationalVan Alkemadelaan 452597 AB Den HaagThe Netherlands31 70 326836331 70 3268361caroline@prosports.nlwww.prosports.nl

Wesley FelixEvolve Management Agency26519 Sheldon Avenue SantaClarita, CA 91351213 254 5816WF@theevolveagency.comwww.theevolveagency.com

Bradley Yewer FlynnSports Management625 Hales Chapel Rd.Gray,TN 37615423 753 0851423 753 0871brad@flynnsports.comwww.flynnsports.com

Ray FlynnFlynn Sports Management625 Hales Chapel Rd.Gray, TN 37615423 753 0851423 753 0871ray@flynnsports.comwww.flynnsports.com

Gregory Foster4207 Corrales DriveFlorissant,MO 63034314 583 2483314 830 9856gregoryfoster@sbcglobal.net

David GreifingerSanta Monica Track Club1801 Ocean Park Blvd., Suite 201Santa Monica, CA 90405310 452 7923310 450 4715tracklaw@verizon.netwww.santamonicatrackclub.com

Joanne HastingsJoJo Brit Professional Services540 Vickers LaneLocust Grove, GA 30248347 210 1356404 564 9501jojobrit.hastings@gmail.com

Jeff HartwigDynamic Sports International14 Wild Fox Run St. Charles, MO 63304870 926 3440pvjeff@gmail.com

Treshell HerndonHerndon Triangle SportsManagement14460 New Falls of Neuse Road,#149-102Raleigh, NC27614919 669 1982919 790 7139herndont@trianglesportsmgmt.comwww.trianglesportsmgmt.com

Kimberly N. Holland IconManagement, Inc.3455 Peachtree Road, Suite500 Atlanta, GA 30326404 995 6730404 995 7001ktsportslaw@aol.comSimply Something Differentwww.iconmanagementinc.com

32

AGENT DIRECTORY

Emanuel HudsonHSInternational9871 Irvine Center DriveIrvine, CA 92618949 753 9153949 753 9253ehudson@hsi.netHandling Speed Intelligentlywww.hsi.net

Wilson JosephJFC Pro International LLC1734 Country Club CoveBaytown, TX 77521281 837 5223281 837 5223teddy72wilson@yahoo.com

Merhawi KeflezighiHAWI Sports Management10752 Springston CourtFishers, IN 46037310 895 6438hawisports@gmail.comHandling Adversity With Integritywww.hawimanagement.com

Rich KenahGlobal Athletics & Marketing, Inc.437 Boylston Street, Suite 404Boston, MA 02116617 470 3294617 536 9363rich@globalathletics.comwww.globalathletics.com

Matthew LanePreti Flaherty Beliveau & PachiosPLLP57 North Main Street, P.O. Box 1318Concord, NH 03302-1318603-410-1500603-410-1501mattlane@preti.comwww.preti.com

Chris LayneTotal Sports Management Inc.507 Laurel AvenueJohnson City, TN 37604423 282 3888423 282 2996office@totalsportsus.comThe World's Top Track & FieldAthleteswww.totalsportsus.com

Carolina Bierbaum LeFrankEmpire Athletics Management LLC180 Central Park South, Box 138New York, NY 10019646 642 4810646 308 1168caroline@empireathleticsllc.comwww.empireathleticsllc.com

Dan Lilot1668 Begen AvenueMountain View, CA 94040415 373 8724650 967 1722daniel.lilot@gmail.comwww.aurumsportsgroup.com

Karen Locke Elite Athletes NetworkPO Box 11285Oakland, CA 94611510 469 3309510 658 4097karenslocke@gmail.com

Devon Martin370 St. Nicholas Avenue, #1BNew York, NY 10027212 769 3090212 769 3090devoncoach@gmail.com

Bellonora McCallum1230 West Morehead Street,Suite 202ACharlotte, NC 28208704 390 5540704 332 1624office@mccallumenterprise.com

Isaac V. McJimpsey Jr.IMAC Sports Management116 Sheldon DriveMoore, SC 29369864 529 5743imac-man@live.comMore than a Sports Agent, Morethan a Sports Agencywww.agentofgreatness.com

Christopher MengelBerkley Mengel PLC225 S. Troy Street, Suite 250Royal Oak, MI 48067248-586-0200248-586-9287cmengel@berkleymengel.comwww.berkleymengel.com

Deon MinorUltimate Performance SportManagement87 Brodea WaySan Rafael, CA 94901281 778 5340218 778 5341deon@michaeljohnsonperformance.comHelping Athletes Achieve TheirUltimate Performancewww.upsportmanagement.com

Renaldo NehemiahAthletics Promotion Ltd.12000 Taliesin Place, Suite 22Reston, VA 20190703 928 7390renaldo@athleticspromotionltd.comAspire To Be Your Bestwww.athleticspromotionltd.com

John NubaniSports Management & Marketing, Inc.1481 Dominon CourtPittsburgh, PA 15241412 257 1900412 257 5939smmi@aol.comwww.sportsmmi.com

Isaya OkwiyaRIADHA, Inc.11732 Marston Moor LaneWaldorf, MD 20602443 786 8281240 235 4019isaya@riadha.orgwww.riadha.org

Paige PieroniGlobal Athletics & Marketing, Inc.437 Boylston Street, Suite 404Boston, MA02116617 536 7030617 536 9363paige@globalathletics.comwww.globalathletics.com

33

AGENT DIRECTORY

Mark PryorWorld Express AthleticManagement, LLC443-845-1565443 782 2400worldexpressmgmt@yahoo.comWhere Dreams Live and HardWork Prevailwww.worldexpressmgmt.com

Thomas RatcliffeKimbia Athletics100 Main Street, #110Concord, MA 01742978 371 1285978 371 1388kimconcord@aol.comwww.kimbia.net

Sharon RichardsAshar Sports ManagementP.O Box 988Round Rock, TX 78680954 296 5145502-608-4022sharon@asharsportsmanagement.comwww.asharsportsmanagement.com

John Regis Stellar Athletics16 Stanhope PlaceLondon, EnglandW2 2HH44 02 07 298008144 02 07 198 0099johnregis@stellargroup.co.ukwww.stellarathletics.co.uk

Brendan ReilyBoulder Wave, Inc.1320 Pearl Street, Suite 315Boulder, CO 80302303 554 0597303 554 0597brendan@boulderwave.comwww.boulderwave.com

Wenston RileyCharisma Sports Inc.P.O. Box 32765Knoxville,TN 37930352 219 7580888 247 0577wenston@charismasports.comwww.charismasports.com

John Service Soul Focus, LLC595 3rd Avenue, #6San Francisco, CA 94118408-406-6490info@soulfocussports.comwww.soulfocussports.com

Ricky SimmsPACE Sports Management6 The CausewayTeddington, MiddlesexTW11 0HE England44 208 943107244 208 9776582r.simms@pacesportsmanagement.comwww.pacesportsmanagement.com

Shonnese StanbackStanback Law Firm, PLLC1000 Centre Green Way, Suite 200 Cary, NC 27513919 228 6360919 228 6362shonnese@stanbacklaw.comwww.stanbacklaw.com

Andre ThomsonAthletes First Sport ManagementGraf - Salm - Str. 34Bedburg, NRWGermany 5018149 22 72 806 686449 22 72 806 6865thomson@ath1st.comAthletes First!www.ath1st.com

Robert WagnerOctagon7950 Jones Branch DriveMcLean, VA2210743 06 76 757 773043 1 25367227215Robert@robertwagner.atwww.octagon.com

Ian WeaklyTotal Sports US507 Laurel AvenueJohnson, TN 37604919 610 1083ian.totalsportsus@yahoo.comwww.totalsportsus.com

Daniel Wessfeldt"Chateau Perigord", 6, Lacet St. LeonMonte Carlo, Monaco 9800046 4080880daniel.wessfeldt@jrssm.com

Mark WetmoreGlobal Athletics & Marketing, Inc.437 Boylston Street, Suite 404Boston, MA 02116617 536 7030617 536 9363mark@globalathletics.comwww.globalathletics.com

TEAM USA

2012 OLYMPIC GAMESTeam USA racks up 29 medals in London

The final tally for Team USA read 29 medals and its biggest Olympic medalcollection since the 1992 Games in Barcelona – an Olympic Games held in theimmediate aftermath of the fall of the Soviet Bloc.

2012 was an Olympics of historic significance for the U.S. team. It dominatedtrack & field competition, in medals and points scoring, with USA, Russia andJamaica going 1-2-3 in both measures. In the race for most total medals, TeamUSA finished with 29 medals (9 gold, 13 silver, 7 bronze), Russia second with 18(8 gold, 4 silver, 6 bronze) and Jamaica third with 12 medals - 4 each of gold,silver and bronze.

In the placing tables, which score first through 10th place, Team USAdominated with 304 points. Russia was second with 177 and Jamaica third with107. Of significant note is that in addition to its 20 medals, Team USA scorednine fourth-place finishes.

There were countless superlatives for the American team. Over the course ofcompetition, Americans set one world record (women’s 4x100m relay) and threeAmerican records (men’s 4x100 relay twice; women’s 4x100m relay). The 2012Olympic Team turned in the best performance ever at the Games in no fewerthan 18 events.

34

Photo Credit Kirby Lee

Team USA Olympic Games superlatives

• Allyson Felix is the first woman since Florence Griffith-Joyner in 1988 to win three gold medals at a single Olympic Games.

• First time U.S. women won two medals in the long jump.• The .55 improvement in the women’s 4x100m relay world record (41.37

to 40.82) was the largest drop in that event in the modern era.• Will Claye’s bronze in the long jump and silver in the triple jump marks

the first time since 1936 that any man has medaled in both jumps at the Games and the first time an American has done so since Meyer Prinstein in 1904.

• 2012 marks the fifth time the U.S. has gone 1-2 in the decathlon; thelast time was 1956.

• Ashton Eaton’s 10.35 in the 100m is an Olympic decathlon record.• Galen Rupp’s silver medal in the men’s 10,000m is the first medal by an

American since Billy Mills’ gold in 1964.• Leo Manzano’s silver medal in the men’s 1,500m is the first medal by an

American since Jim Ryun’s silver in 1968.• Sanya Richards-Ross is only the second U.S. woman to win the

400m at the Games• The two-medal effort by Richards-Ross and DeeDee Trotter in the 400m

is the second for the U.S. in that event in Olympic history.• The two-medal effort by Allyson Felix and Carmelita Jeter in the 200 is

the second for the U.S. in that event in Olympic history.• The U.S. won multiple men’s medals in distances 1,500m and above for

the first time since 1968.• Best U.S. team finish in the men’s 1,500m since 1936 (second, fourth)• Brigetta Barrett’s silver in the women’s high jump is the first U.S. medal

since Louise Ritter won gold in 1988.

Photo Credit Photorun.net

American-best performances at Olympic Games (18)

Galen Rupp, men’s 10,000m 27:30.90

Trevor Barron, men’s 20km race walk 1:22:46

Dawn Harper, women’s 100m hurdles (tie) 12.37

Matt Centrowitz, men’s 1,500m (run in the semifinals) 3:34.90

Leo Manzano, men’s 1,500m - 3:34.79(surpassing Centrowitz’s semifinal time)

Maria Michta, women’s 20K walk 1:32:27

Justin Gatlin, men’s 100m 9.79

Duane Solomon, men’s 800m 1:42.82

Aries Merritt, men’s 110m hurdles 12.92

Men’s 4x100m relay 37.38 in prelims

Women’s 4x100m relay 41.64 in prelims

Women’s 4x100m relay 40.82

Men’s 4x100m relay 37.04

Brigetta Barrett, women’s HJ 2.03m/6-8

Ashton Eaton, men’s decathlon 8,869 pts.

Lashinda Demus, women’s 400m hurdles 52.77

Amber Campbell, women’s hammer 69.93m/229-5

Brittany Borman, women’s javelin 59.27m/194-5

36

Photo Credit Kirby Lee

Team USA Olympic Games records

World Record - Women’s 4x100m relay 40.82American records - Men’s 4x100m relay 37.38Men’s 4x100m relay 37.04Women’s 4x100m relay 40.82

TEAM USA MEDAL TABLE

Gold (9)

Allyson Felix (Santa Clarita, Calif.) – women’s 200m 21.88

Sanya Richards-Ross (Austin, Texas) – women’s 400m 49.55

D. Trotter, A. Felix, F. McCorory, S. Richards-Ross – women’s 4x400m relay 3:16.87

T. Madison, A. Felix, B. Knight, C. Jeter – women’s 4x100m relay 40.82 WR

Brittney Reese (Gulfport, Miss.) – women’s long jump 7.12m/23-4.25

Jenn Suhr (Churchville, N.Y.) – women’s pole vault 4.75m/15-7

Aries Merritt (Bryan, Texas) – men’s 100m hurdles 12.92

Christian Taylor (Daytona Beach, Fla.) – men’s triple jump 17.81m/58-5.25

Ashton Eaton (Eugene, Ore.) – men’s decathlon 8,869

Silver (13)

Carmelita Jeter (Gardena, Calif.) – women’s 100m 10.78

Dawn Harper (Los Angeles, Calif.) – women’s 100m hurdles 12.37

Lashinda Demus (Palmdale, Calif.) – women’s 400m hurdles 52.77

Brigetta Barrett (Tempe, Ariz.) – women’s high jump 2.03m/6-8

Leo Manzano (Austin Texas) – men’s 1,500m 3:34.79

Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.) – men’s 10,000m 27:30.90

Jason Richardson (Los Angeles, Calif.) – men’s 110m hurdles 13.04

Michael Tinsley (Round Rock, Texas) – men’s 400m hurdles 47.91

T. Kimmons, J. Gatlin, T. Gay, R. Bailey – men’s 4x100m 37.04 AR

B. Nellum, J. Mance, T. McQuay, A. Taylor – men’s 4x400m 2:57.05

Erik Kynard (Manhattan, Kans.) – men’s high jump 2.33m/7-7.75

Will Claye (Imperial Beach, Calif.) – men’s triple jump 17.62m/57-9.75

Trey Hardee (Austin, Texas) – men’s decathlon 8,671

Bronze (7)

Carmelita Jeter (Gardena, Calif.) – women’s 200m 22.14

DeeDee Trotter (Orlando, Fla.) – women’s 400m 49.72

Kellie Wells (Orlando, Fla.) – women’s 100m hurdles 12.48

Janay DeLoach (Fort Collins, Colo.) – women’s long jump 6.89m/22-7.25

Justin Gatlin (Orlando, Fla.) – men’s 100m 9.79

Reese Hoffa (Athens, Ga.) – men’s shot put 21.23m/69-8

Will Claye (San Diego, Calif.) – men’s long jump 8.12m/26-7.75

37

ELITE ATHLETE CALENDAR

8th International PSD Bank Meeting (EAA Permit Meeting) 2/8/2013 Dusseldorf, GERosenberg@marc-osenberg.de

BUPA Great Edinburgh XC (IAAF Permit XC) 1/5/2013 Edinburgh, GBRsharon.bills@nova-international.com

Antrim International XC (IAAF Permit XC) 1/12/2013 Antrim, GBRjohn@niathletics.org

31st Cross International de Italica (IAAF Permit XC) 1/20/2013 Seville, ESPmadi94@dipusevilla.es

Standard Chartered Dubai Marathon 1/25/2013 Dubai, UAE(IAAF Gold Label Road Race)http://www.dubaimarathon.org/

Five Nations Meet 1/26/2013 Glasgow, SCOian5000m@ukonline.co.uk

NACAC Cross Country Championships 1/26/2013 Mandeville, JAMjim.estes@usatf.org

ING Eurocross Diekirch (IAAF Permit XC) 1/27/2013 Diekirch, LUXamoureaud@gmail.com

White Cross 1/27/2013 Belgrade, SRB rakovicasport@yahoo.com

ING Eurocross Diekirch (IAAF Permit XC) 1/27/2013 Diekirch, LUXceltic@pt.lu

Gugl Indoor Meeting (EAA Permit Meeting) 1/31/2013 Linz, AUTwww.iaaf.org

USATF Cross Country Championships 2/2/2013 St. Louis, MO jim.estes@usatf.org

New Balance Boston Indoor Games 2/2/2013 Boston, MAmark@globalathletics.com

International Hallen Mtg Karlsruhe (IAAF Permit) 2/2/2013 Karlsruhe, GERablondel@aol.com

81st Cinque Mulini (IAAF Permit XC) 2/3/2013 San Vittore Olona, ITAinfo@cinquemulini.it

Russian Winter (IAAF Permit) 2/3/2013 Moscow, RUSmbutov@rusathletics.com

Samsung Pole Vault Stars (EAA Permit Meeting) 2/9/2013 Donetsk, UKRbubka@stels.net

Chiba International Cross Country (IAAF Permit XC) 2/10/2013 Chiba, JPNoshima@rikuren.or.jp

Flanders Indoor (IAAF Permit) 2/10/2013 Gent, BELmarc.corstjens@golazo.com

Pedro’s Cup (EAA Permit Meeting) 2/12/2013 Bydgoszcz. POLs.chmara@zawisza.bydgoszcz.pl

IAAF Permit/KCB Nairobi Cross (IAAF Permit XC) 2/16/2013 Nairobi, KENathleticskenya@wananchi.com

XL Galen (IAAF Permit) 2/21/2013 Stockholm, SWEeditor@marathon.se

Worlds Best 10k Race (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 2/24/2013 San Juan, PRwww.wb10k.com/new

38

Tokyo Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 2/24/2013 Tokyo, JPNsasaki@tokyo42195.org

36th Almond Blossom Cross (IAAF Permit XC) 2/24/2013 Albufeira, PORaaalgarve@mail.telepac.net

IAAF Race Walking Challenge - Taicang China 3/1/2013 Taicang, CHNchn@athletics.org.cn

2013 IAAF Race Walk Challenge (RW Grand Prix) 3/1/2013 Taicang, CHNwww.iaaf.org

USA Indoor Combined Events Champs 3/1-2/2013 Albuquerque, NMjim.estes@usatf.org

USA Indoor T&F Championships 3/2-3/2013 Albuquerque, NMjim.estes@usatf.org

Rome Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 3/17/2013 Rome, ITAinfo@maratonadiroma.it

IAAF World Cross Country Championships 3/24/2013 Bydgoszcz, POLjim.estes@usatf.org

Texas Relays 3/30/2013 Austin, TXwww.texassports.com

Melbourne World Challenge (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 4/6/2013 Melbourne, AUSdavid.gynther@athletics.org.au

22nd G. Premio Int’l en Marcha Atletica (RW GP) 4/6/2013 Rio Major, PORgpmarcharm@mail.telepac.pt

Paris Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 4/7/2013 Paris, FRAjlaine@aso.fr

BAA Boston Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 4/15/2013 Boston, MAinfo@baa.org

Mt. SAC Relays 4/20/2013 Walnut, CArelays@mtsac.edu

Kansas Relays 4/21/2013 Lawrence, KSmdonley@ku.edu

Virgin London Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 4/21/2013 London, GBR davidb@london-marathon.co.uk

USA vs. the World @ Penn Relays 4/27/2013 Philadelphia, PAadam.schmenk@usatf.org

Drake Relays 4/27/2013 Des Moines, IABrian.Brown@drake.edu

Coppa Citta di Sesto San Giovanni (RW Grand Prix) 5/1/2013 Sesto S.Giovanni, ITARoberto.vanzillotta@alice.it

26° Multistars (World Combined Events Chal.) 5/3-4/2013 Florence, ITAmultistars@libero.it

Jamaica International Invitational 5/4/2013 Kingston, JAM(IAAF World Challenge Mtg)www.iaaf.org

Golden Grand Prix in Kawasaki 5/5/2013 Kawasaki, JPN(IAAF World Challenge Mtg)www.iaaf.org

Doha Diamond League (Diamond League) 5/10/2013 Doha, QATathletic@qatarathletic.com

Grand Premio Brasil de Athletismo 5/12/2013 Rio de Janiero, BRA(IAAF World Challenge Mtg)gpbrazil@cbat.org.br

Volkswagen Prague Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Race) 5/12/2013 Prague, CZEinfo@praguemarathon.com

39

Colorful Daegu Pre-Champs Meeting 5/16/2013 Daegu, KOR(IAAF World Chal Mtg)j.kim@daegu2011.org

7th Ponce Grand Prix (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 5/18/2013 Ponce, PURwww.iaaf.org

Samsung Golden Grand Prix (Diamond League) 5/18/2013 Shanghai, CHNjos@global-sports-comm.nl

IAAF World Challenge Beijing 5/21/2013 Beijing, CHN(IAAF World Challenge Mtg)bjwca2015@163.com

adidas Grand Prix (Diamond League) 5/25/2013 New York, NYadidasgrandprix@globalathletics.com

Hypo-Meeting (World Combined Events Chal.) 5/25-26/2013 Gotzis, AUTkonrad.lerch@bits.co.at

Pan American Race Walking Cup 5/25-26/2013 Lima, PERaron.mcguire@usatf.org

Riga Cup 2012 (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 5/30/2013 Riga, LATwww.european-athletics.org

Leichtathletik Meeting (EA Classic) 5/31/2013 Dessau, GERsportamt@dessau-rosslau.de

Freihofer’s Run for Women 6/1/2013 Albany, NY(IAAF Silver Label Road Race)info@freihofersrun.com

Nike Prefontaine Classic (Diamond League) 6/1/2013 Eugene, ORtjordan@nwevent.com

Papaflessia (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/1/2013 Kalamata, GREbakalopoulos2@hotmail.com

Pan American Combined Events Championships 6/1-2/2013 Ottawa, CANaron.mcguire@usatf.org

18th International Athletic Meeting 6/4/2013 Velenje, SLO(EAA Outdoor Permit)marjan.hudej@rlv.si

Golden Gala (Diamond League) 6/6/2013 Rome, ITAgoldengala@fidal.it

Olympic Champions Prizes (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/6-7/13 Minsk, BLRbelarus.athletics@gmail-com

XIII European Athletics Festival (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/8/2013 Bydgoszcz. POLwolsztynski@pf.pl

64th Venizelia (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/8/2013 Chania, GREinfo@venizelia.gr

FBK-Games (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 6/8/2013 Hengelo, NEDinfo@fbk-games.nl

68th Cezmi Or Memorial (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/8/2013 Istanbul, TURcan@korkmazoglu.net

TNT-Fortuna (World Combined Events Chal.) 6/8-9/2013 Kladno, CZEwww.iaaf.org

Memorial Primo Nebiolo (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/9/2013 Turin, ITAriccardo.delicio@custorino.it

Meeting Int'l Mohammed VI d’Athletisme 6/9/2013 Rabat, MAR(IAAF World Chal Mtg)frma@menara.ma

Memorial Josefa Odlozila (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/10/2013 Prague, CZEmiroslav.sevick@libinst.cz

40

Moscow Challenge (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 6/11/2013 Moscow, RUSkurbatov@mosathletics.ru

9th Meeting Iberoamericano de Atletismo (EA Classic) 6/12/2013 Huelva, ESPjdecarlos@rfea.es

World Challenge Meeting 2013 de Dakar 6/12/2013 Dakar, SEN (IAAF World Challenge Mtg)fedesa@sentoo.sn

Exxon Mobil Bislett Games (Diamond League) 6/13/2013 Oslo, NORsteinar@bislettalliansen.no

Goteborg Grand Prix (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/15/13 Goteborg, SWEper@saik.nu

59th Janusz Kusocinski Memorial (EAA Outdoor Permit)6/15/2013 Szcecin, POLbiuro.sporting@wp.pl

Ruhrgas DLV Mehrkampf 6/15-16/2013 Ratingen, GER(IAAF World Combined Events Challenge)www.iaaf.org

U.S. Outdoor Championships 6/20-23/2013 Des Moines, IAadam.schmenk@usatf.org

Meeting de la Ville de Reims (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/26/13 Reims, FRAcecile.boutelier@mairie-reims.fr

Terra Sarda Meeting (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/26/13 Sardinia, ITAfedericalai@fidalsardegna.it

52nd Ostrava Golden Spike (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 6/27/2013 Ostrava, CZEajuck@rainside.sk

Sollentuna GP (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/27/2013 Stockholm, SWEulf.saletti@marathon.se

Meeting Lille Metropole (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/28/2013 Lille, FRAphilippe.lamblin@lnpca.org

USATF National Club Track & Field Championships 6/28-29/13 New York, NYveronica.rodriguez@usatf.org

International Athletics Meeting (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 6/29/2013 Sofia, BULpavlov19771@gmail.com

Memorial Aleksandar Marinkovic (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/29/2013 Belgrade, SRBoffice@beomeeting.com

Znamensky Memorial (EAA Outdoor Permit) 6/30/2013 Zhukovsky, RUSmbutov@rusathletics.com

British Athletics Birmingham Grand Prix 6/30/2013 Birmingham, GBR(Diamond League)istewart@uka.org.uk

Meeting Stanislas (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/2/13 Nancy, FRAp.thiebaut@wanadoo.fr

62nd Cork City Sports (Outdoor Permit) 7/2/2013 Cork IRLwww.european-athletics.org

Athletissima (Diamond League) 7/4/2013 Lausanne, SUIinfo@athletissima.ch

Meeting AREVA (Diamond League) 7/6/2013 Paris, FRAmeetingareva@athle.org

Meeting International (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/8/13 Sotteville les Rouen, yann.quedeville@stadesottevillais76.fr FRA

Meeting International Liege (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/10/13 Liege, BELmarc.corstjens@golazo.com

Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/10/13 Budapest, HUNinfo@gyulaimemorial.hu

41

KBC Night of Athletics (EAA Outdoor Permit) 7/13/2013 Heusden-Zolder, BELmarc.corstjens@golazo.com

31st Meeting Madrid 2013 (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 7/13/2013 Madrid, ESPjdecarlos@rfea.es

24th Mtg Int'l di Athletica Leggera Sport Solidarieta 7/16/13 Lignano, ITA(EAA Outdoor Meeting)sport@nuovatletica.it, urlando_gp@tiscali.it

Spitzen Leichtathletik Luzern (EAA Outdoor Permit) 7/17/2013 Luzern, SUIlucernemeet@yahoo.co.uk

Herculis (Diamond League) 7/19/2013 Monte Carlo, MONinfo@herculis.com

Meeting Internazionale Citta' Di Pergine 7/19/13 Pergine, ITA(EAA Outdoor Meeting)gsvalsugana@tin.it

Savo Games (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/21/13 Lapinlahti, FINwww.savogames.fi

Karlstad Grand Prix (EAA Outdoor Permit) 7/25/2013 Karlstad, SWEjohan.engberg@ifgota.se

British Athletics London Grand Prix (Diamond League) 7/26-27/2013 London, GBRistewart@uka.org.uk

Welsh Athletics International (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 7/31/13 Cardiff, GBRjames.thie@welshathletics.org

Kuortane Games (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 8/3/13 Kuortane, FINheikki.savela@kuortane.fi

IAAF World Championships in Athletics 8/10-18/2013 Moscow, RUSwww.mos2013.org

DN Galan (Diamond League) 8/23/2013 Stockholm, SWEmeetingdirector@dngalan.com

Tampere Games (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 8/24/13 Tampere, FINjarmo.hakanen@tampereenpyrinto.fi

11th Athletic Bridge 2012 (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 8/25/2013 Dubnica, SVKrastislav.hrbacek@atletikadubnica.sk

Gugl Games (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 8/26/13 Linz, AUTrobert@robertwagner.at

Weltklasse Zurich (Diamond League) 8/29/2013 Zurich, SUIoffice@weltklassezuerich.ch

DecaNation 8/31/2013 Valence, FRAaron.mcguire@usatf.org

ISTAF Berlin (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 9/1/2013 Berlin, GERmailbox@istaf.de

Meeting Citta di Padova (EAA Outdoor Meeting) 9/1/2013 Padova, ITAssanti@confindustria.pd.it

IAAF World Challenge Zagreb 9/3/2013 Zagreb,CRO(IAAF World Challenge Mtg)iaafgpzg@zss.htnet.hr

49th Palio Citta della Quercia (EAA Outdoor Permit) 9/3/2013 Rovereto, ITAus_quercia@yahoo.com

Belgacom Memorial Van Damme (Diamond League) 9/6/2013 Brussells, BELinfo@memorialvandamme.be

Rieti Meeting 2013 (IAAF World Challenge Mtg) 9/8/2013 Rieti, ITAmanager@rietimeeting.com

42

Great North City Games 9/14/13 Gateshead, GBRaron.mcguire@usatf.org

Decastar (IAAF World Combined Events Chal.) 9/14-15/2013 Talence, FRAdecastar@wanadoo.fr

BMW Berlin Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 9/29/2013 Berlin, GERinfo@berlin-marathon.com

USA Marathon Championships at Twin Cities 10/6/2013 Minneapolis, MNjim.estes@usatf.org

Bank of America Chicago Marathon 10/13/2013 Chicago, IL(IAAF Gold Label Road Race)office@chicagomarathon.com

ING NYC Marathon (IAAF Gold Label Road Race) 11/2/2013 New York, NY

USATF Annual Meeting 12/4-8/2013 Indianapolis, INjeff.mlynski@usatf.org

USATF National Club Cross Country Champs 12/14/2013 Bend, ORveronica.rodriguez@usatf.org

Photo Credit Kirby Lee

2013 WORLD OUTDOOR QUALIFYING STANDARDS

2013 World Outdoor Championships Qualifying Standards and Qualifying WindowsAugust 10-18, Moscow, Russia

10,000m, Race Walk, Relays and Combined Events

Begins January 1, 2012 – July 20, 2013 Race Walk standards must be met onan IAAF approved course.

All other individual track and field events

October 1, 2012 – July 20, 2013. Please remember that when chasing thequalifying mark only athletes in the top 4 may chase.

Marathon

USATF will use a timed list from competitions held between October 6, 2012 –May 5, 2013 for the selection of the marathon athletes.

Event "A" Standard "B" Standard

100m 10.15 10.21

200m 20.52 20.60

400m 45.28 45.60

800m 1:45.30 1:46.20

1500m 3:35.00 3:37.00

5000m 13:15.00 13:20.00

10,000m 27:40.00 28:05.00

Marathon 2:17:00

3000m Steeplechase 8:26.00 8:32.00

110m Hurdles 13.40 13.50

400m Hurdles 49.40 49.60

High Jump 2.31 m 2.28 m

Pole Vault 5.70 m 5.60 m

Long Jump 8.25 m 8.10 m

Triple Jump 17.20 m 16.85 m

Shot Put 20.60 m 20.10 m

Discus Throw 66.00 m 64.00 m

Hammer Throw 79.00 m 76.00 m

Javelin Throw 83.50 m 81.00 m

44

45

Decathlon 8,200 pts. 8,000 pts.

20 km Race Walk 1:24:00 1:26:00

50 km Race Walk 4:02:00 4:16:00

4x100m 39:20

4x400m 3:05.00

Event "A" Standard "B" Standard

100m 11.28 11.36

200m 23.05 23.30

400m 51.55 52.35

800m 2:00:00 2:01.50

1500m 4:05.50 4:09.00

5000m 15:18.00 15:24.00

10,000m 31:45.00 32:05.00

Marathon 2:43:00

3000m Steeplechase 9:43.00 9:48.00

100m Hurdles 12.94 13.10

400m Hurdles 55.40 56.65

High Jump 1.95 m 1.92 m

Pole Vault 4.60 m 4.50 m

Long Jump 6.75 m 6.65 m

Triple Jump 14.40 m 14.20 m

Shot Put 18.30 m 17.20 m

Discus Throw 62.00 m 59.50 m

Hammer Throw 72.00 m 69.50 m

Javelin Throw 62.00 m 60.00 m

Heptathlon 6,100 pts. 5,950 pts.

20 km Race Walk 1:36:00 1:38:00

4x100m 44:00

4x400m 3:33:00

Approved by IAAF Council - March 2012 and November 2012

TRACK & FIELD SELECTION PROCEDURES

Philosophy

These selection procedures are designed to enable athletes to select themselves for individual events to assemble a team that can achieve the best possible results at the 2013 IAAF World Championships.

Selection Criteria

The following criteria will be used to select athletes for the 2013 IAAF WorldChampionships in Athletics (“World Championships”) in individual events:

The athlete's rank order of place finish in an event at the 2013 USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships (the “Trials”).

Whether athletes have achieved the applicable IAAF standard per the entry criteria below.

USATF may, in its discretion, enter up to four (4) competitors in each individualevent in the World Championships. Up to three (3) athletes in each event will beallowed to travel with the Team and compete at the World Championshipssubject to the following criteria:

Automatic Qualification:

1. The top three (3) rank order finishers in each event at the 2013 USA Track &Field Championships will automatically select themselves to the USATF team for the World Championships (the “Team”), provided that each has achieved the applicable IAAF “A” Standard and meets all other qualifications. The next ranked order finisher shall serve as the alternate, provided that he or she has achieved at least the applicable IAAF “B” Standard.

2. A reigning World Champion who competes at the 2013 USA Track & Field Championships receives an automatic wild card bye into the World Championships for the event in which he or she is reigning World Champion whether or not he or she has achieved the corresponding entry standard. These athletes are not required to compete in the same event in which they are reigning World Champions at the 2013 USA Track & Field Championships in order to receive the wild card bye. In events in which aUSATF athlete is the reigning World Champion, USATF may, in its discretion, and subject to the applicable rules and regulations (including these Selection Procedures), enter up to four (4) additional athletes in the World Championships, including up to three (3) additional athletes who will be allowed to travel and compete with the Team at the World Championships.

3. A 2012 Diamond League Winner who competes at the 2013 USA Outdoor Championships, for events where there is no reigning World Champion, will

46

receive an automatic wild card bye into the World Championships for the event in which he or she is the 2012 Diamond League Champion whether or not he or she has achieved the corresponding entry standard. These athletes are not required to compete in the same event in which they are the Diamond League winner at the 2013 USA Track & Field Championshipsin order to receive the wild card bye. In events in which a USATF athlete is the 2012 Diamond League winner and there is no reigning World Champion in that event, USATF may, in its discretion, and subject to the applicable rules and regulations (including these Selection Procedures), enter up to four (4) additional athletes in the World Championships, including up to three (3) additional athletes who will be allowed to travel and compete with the Team at the World Championships.

Other Qualification:

1. If each of the top four (4) rank order finishers has not achieved the IAAF “A” standard, each athlete among the top four (4) finishers who has not achieved the “A” standard will have until midnight PDT on July 20, 2013 to achieve the “A” standard. Results information must be received by USATF by said deadline at the following e-mail address: sandy.snow@usatf.org

2. If after July 20, 2013 any of the top four (4) rank order finishers have not achieved the “A” standard, USATF may, in its discretion, enter one (1) athlete who has not achieved the “A” standard, provided that said athlete has achieved the “B” standard in that event during the qualifying period.

3. Subject to the foregoing criteria, USATF will enter no more than two (2) athletes who have not achieved the IAAF “A” standard in an event, provided that said athletes must have achieved the “B” standard in that event during the qualifying period. Only one (1) athlete will be allowed to travel and compete with the team and provided further that an additional “B” standard finisher may serve as an alternate.

4. Subject to the reigning World Champion exemption, if no athletes achieve at least the IAAF “B” standard in a given event during the qualifying period,USATF will enter no athletes in that event.

5. In each event, the rank order of the finish at the 2013 USA Track & Field Championships shall determine whether an athlete competes or is designated an alternate at the World Championships.

Relays

Up to six (6) athletes may be entered as members of each relay pool. Theathletes (including the alternate) entered in the respective individual events(100m and 400m) must be included in the pool. An athlete must compete in theTrials in order to be eligible for the relay pool, except in emergency situationswhere a waiver based on medical or exceptional circumstances may be givenby USATF, in its discretion.

47

Area Champions and Others Eligible as having achieved the “A” standard

NACAC did not contest a Senior Championships in 2012 and none isscheduled for 2013 thus the Area Champion rule will not be used.

10,000m – The top 15 athletes finishing in the senior Men’s and senior Women’s races at the 2013 IAAF World Cross Country Championships are considered to have achieved the A Standard for the World Championships.

Combined Events – The top three in the 2012 Men’s and Women’s IAAF Combined Events Challenge are considered to have achieved the AStandard for the World Championships.

20km Race Walk – The top three in the 2012 Men’s and Women’s IAAF World Race Walking Challenge Final are considered to have achieved the A Standard for the World Championships.

Other Requirements

Citizenship – To be a member of or alternate for the Team, an athlete mustbe a U.S. citizen who is eligible to represent USATF at all levels of international competition.

In addition, athletes must hold a valid U.S. Passport on July 20, 2013 that is valid until at least 6 months after the completion of the World Championships.

Athletes must have a visa to enter Russia. USATF will apply for visas for athletes who provide their passport during team sign-up at the USA Track& Field Championships. Those who cannot provide their passport at this time will be responsible for getting their own Russian visa. USATF will reimburse athletes the basic cost of the visa but will not cover rush application fees.

To be a member of or alternate for the Team, an athlete must achieve the applicable IAAF qualifying standards in a USATF, IAAF, Collegiate or High School competition organized and listed on the pertinent sanctioning organization’s published calendar of events. The competition must be determined to be valid by USATF.

In order to be eligible to be a member of the Team, an athlete must be a USA Track & Field member in good standing at the time of the 2013 USA Track & Field Championships and for the duration of the World Championships.

48

Reigning Team USA individual World Outdoor champions

Carmelita Jeter (women’s 100m)Jason Richardson (men’s 110m hurdles)Jennifer Simpson (women’s 1,500m)Lashinda Demus (women’s 400m hurdles)Jesse Williams (men’s high jump)Dwight Phillips (men’s long jump)Brittney Reese (women’s long jump)Trey Hardee (men’s decathlon)Christian Taylor (men’s triple jump)

49Photo Credit Kirby Lee

2013 USA OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPSQUALIFYING STANDARDS

QUALIFYING WINDOWS:

June 21, 2012 to June 16, 2013 – (indoor and outdoor competitions)

January 2, 2012 to June 16, 2013 – (10,000m, 20 km race walks, decathlon and heptathlon)

Event "A" Standard "B" Standard

100m 11.35 11.48*

200m 23.25 23.40*

400m 52.50 52.70*

800m 2:05:00 2:06.50

1500m 4:13.50 4:16.50

5000m 15:46.00 15:50.00

10,000m 33:20.00 33:50.00

20 km Race Walk 1:52:00** no “B”

10 km Race Walk 54:00** no “B”

5 km Race Walk 26:00** no “B”

3000m Steeplechase 10:00.00 10:17.00

100m Hurdles 13.10 13.30*

400m Hurdles 56.50 57.95*

High Jump 1.90 (6-2.75) 1.83 (6-0)

Pole Vault 4.45 (14-7.25) 4.25 (13-11.25)

Long Jump 6.55 (21-6) 6.45 (21-2)

Triple Jump 13.40 (43-11 3/4) 13.20 (43-3.75)

Shot Put 17.35 (56-11 1/4) 16.60 (54-5.50)

Discus Throw 56.50 (185-4) 55.00 (180-5)

Hammer Throw 65.00 (213-3) 63.00 (206-8)

Javelin Throw 53.00 (173-10) 51.50 (168-11)

Heptathlon 5900 5600

50

51

Event "A" Standard "B" Standard

100m 10.21* 10.35*

200m 20.70* 20.88*

400m 45.60* 46.50*

800m 1:47.50* 1:48.45*

1500m 3:41.20 3:45.00**

5000m 13:30.00 13:52.00**

10,000m 28:30.00 29:01.00**

20 km Race Walk 1:39:50** no "B"

10 km Race Walk 48:20.00** no "B"

5 km Race Walk 23:30.00** no "B"

110m Hurdles 13.60 13.90*

400m Hurdles 50.00 50.75*

3000m Steeplechase 8:40.00 8:45.50**

High Jump 2.26 (7-5) 2.16 (7-1)

Pole Vault 5.70 (18-8 1/4) 5.50 (18-1/2)

Long Jump 8.00 (26-3) 7.75 (25-5 1/4)

Triple Jump 16.30 (53-5 3/4) 15.44 (50-8)

Shot Put 20.00 (65-7 1/2) 18.59 (61-0)

Discus Throw 61.00 (200-1) 58.80 (192-11)

Hammer Throw 69.00 (226-4) 65.00 (213-3)

Javelin Throw 72.00 (236-3) 70.50 (231-3)

Decathlon 7850 pts. 7500 pts.

52

TEAM USA MEDAL TABLEOLYMPIC GAMES & WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

EVENT G S B Total G S B Total G S B Total

1896 OG 9 6 2 17 - - - - 9 6 2 17

1900 OG 17 13 10 40 - - - - 17 13 10 40

1904 OG 23 23 22 68 - - - - 23 23 22 68

1908 OG 16 10 8 34 - - - - 16 10 8 34

1912 OG 16 14 12 42 - - - - 16 14 12 42

1920 OG 9 12 8 29 - - - - 9 12 8 29

1924 OG 12 10 10 32 - - - - 12 10 10 32

1928 OG 8 6 7 21 1 2 1 4 9 8 8 25

1932 OG 11 10 5 26 5 3 1 9 16 13 6 35

1936 OG 12 7 4 23 2 0 0 2 14 7 4 25

1948 OG 11 5 9 25 1 0 1 2 12 5 10 27

1952 OG 14 10 6 30 1 0 0 1 15 10 6 31

1956 OG 15 9 4 28 1 1 1 3 15 10 5 30

1960 OG 9 8 5 22 3 0 1 4 12 8 6 26

1964 OG 12 5 3 20 2 2 0 4 14 7 3 24

1968 OG 12 5 7 24 3 1 0 4 15 6 7 28

1972 OG 6 7 6 19 0 1 2 3 6 8 8 22

1976 OG 6 6 7 19 0 2 1 3 6 8 8 22

1983 WC 6 8 4 18 2 1 3 6 8 9 7 24

1984 OG 9 8 7 24 7 7 2 16 16 15 9 40

1987 WC 6 4 4 14 3 1 2 6 10 4 6 20

1988 OG 7 5 5 17 6 2 1 9 13 7 6 26

1991 WC 9 4 7 20 1 4 1 6 10 8 8 26

1992 OG 8 5 7 20 4 3 3 10 12 8 10 30

1993 WC 8 3 3 14 5 4 2 11 13 7 5 25

1995 WC 7 1 4 12 5 1 1 7 12 2 5 19

1996 OG 10 4 2 16 3 1 3 7 13 5 5 23

1997 WC 4 1 6 11 2 2 2 6 6 3 8 17

1999 WC 6 0 3 9 4 3 1 8 10 3 4 17

2000 OG 6 4 3 13 1 0 1 2 7 4 4 15

2001 WC 3 3 2 8 2 2 1 5 5 5 3 13

2003 WC 6 4 0 10 2 3 1 6 8 7 1 16

2004 OG 6 10 3 19 2 2 2 6 8 12 5 25

2005 WC 9 4 2 15 5 4 1 10 14 8 3 25

2007 WC 10 3 6 19 4 1 2 7 14 4 8 26

2008 OG 4 5 5 14 3 4 2 9 7 9 7 23

2009 WC 6 4 4 14 4 2 2 8 10 6 6 22

2011 WC 6 5 2 13 6 3 3 12 12 8 5 25

2012 OG 3 9 3 15 6 4 4 14 9 13 7 29

53

TEAM USA AT THE IAAF WORLDCHAMPIONSHIPS

Carl Lewis – 1983Carl Lewis – 1987Carl Lewis – 1991Maurice Greene – 1997Maurice Greene – 1999Maurice Greene – 2001Justin Gatlin – 2005Tyson Gay - 2007

Calvin Smith – 1983Leroy Burrell – 1991Andre Cason – 1993Bernard Williams - 2001Tyson Gay - 2009Walter Dix - 2011

Emmit King – 1983Dennis Mitchell – 1991Dennis Mitchell – 1993Tim Montgomery – 1997

100

Calvin Smith – 1983Calvin Smith – 1987Michael Johnson – 1991Michael Johnson – 1995Maurice Greene - 1999John Capel - 2003Justin Gatlin – 2005Tyson Gay - 2007

Elliott Quow – 1983Darvis Patton - 2003Wallace Spearmon - 2005Walter Dix - 2011

Carl Lewis – 1993Jeff Williams – 1995Shawn Crawford – 2001John Capel – 2005Wallace Spearmon - 2007Wallace Spearmon - 2009

200

Men

Antonio Pettigrew – 1991Michael Johnson – 1993Michael Johnson – 1995Michael Johnson – 1997Michael Johnson - 1999Tyree Washington - 2003Jeremy Wariner – 2005Jeremy Wariner - 2007LaShawn Merritt - 2009

Michael Franks – 1983Butch Reynolds – 1993Butch Reynolds – 1995Andrew Rock – 2005LaShawn Merritt - 2007Jeremy Wariner - 2009LaShawn Merritt - 2011

Sunder Nix – 1983Butch Reynolds – 1987Danny Everett – 1991Tyree Washington – 1997Angelo Taylor - 2007

400

Mark Everett – 1991Rich Kenah – 1997

800

Bernard Lagat - 2007 Steve Scott – 1983 Jim Spivey - 1987Bernard Lagat - 2009Matthew Centrowitz - 2011

1500

3000SC

Bernard Lagat - 2007 Bernard Lagat - 2009Bernard Lagat - 2011

5000

10,000

20K Walk

50K Walk Curt Clausen - 1999

Marathon Mark Plaatjes – 1993 Steve Spence – 1991

110H Greg Foster – 1983Greg Foster – 1987Greg Foster – 1991Allen Johnson – 1995Allen Johnson – 1997Allen Johnson – 2001Allen Johnson - 2003Jason Richardson - 2011

Jack Pierce – 1991Terrence Trammell – 2003Terrence Trammell - 2007Terrence Trammell - 2009

Willie Gault – 1983Jack Pierce – 1993Roger Kingdom – 1995Duane Ross - 1999Allen Johnson – 2005David Payne - 2007David Payne - 2009

400H Edwin Moses – 1983Edwin Moses – 1987Kevin Young – 1993Derrick Adkins – 1995Bershawn Jackson – 2005Kerron Clement - 2007Kerron Clement - 2009

Danny Harris – 1987Joey Woody - 2003James Carter - 2005

Bryan Bronson – 1997Bershawn Jackson - 2009

TEAM USA AT THE IAAF WORLDCHAMPIONSHIPS

Men

4x100 1983198719911993199920032007

4x400 1987199319952005200720092011

1991

54

HJ

PV Brad Walker - 2007 Brad Walker - 2005 Dean Starkey – 1997Nick Hysong – 2001

LJ Carl Lewis – 1983Carl Lewis – 1987Mike Powell – 1991Mike Powell – 1993Dwight Phillips - 2003Dwight Phillips - 2005Dwight Phillips - 2009Dwight Phillips - 2011

Jason Grimes – 1983Carl Lewis – 1991Erick Walder – 1997Savante Stringfellow – 2001

Mike Conley – 1983Larry Myricks – 1987Larry Myricks – 1991Mike Powell – 1995Dwight Phillips - 2007

TJ Kenny Harrison – 1991Mike Conley – 1993Walter Davis - 2005Christian Taylor - 2011

Willie Banks – 1983Mike Conley – 1987

Mike Conley – 1991Walter Davis - 2007Will Claye - 2011

SP John Godina – 1995John Godina – 1997C.J. Hunter – 1999John Godina – 2001Adam Nelson – 2005Reese Hoffa - 2007Christian Cantwell - 2009

Randy Barnes – 1993Adam Nelson – 2001Adam Nelson – 2003Adam Nelson - 2007

John Brenner – 1987Randy Barnes – 1995C.J. Hunter – 1997

DT Anthony Washington – 1999 John Powell – 1987

Men

HT

JT Tom Petranoff - 1983 Breaux Greer - 2007

Decathlon Dan O’Brien – 1991Dan O’Brien – 1993Dan O’Brien – 1995Tom Pappas - 2003Bryan Clay - 2005Trey Hardee - 2009Trey Hardee - 2011

Ashton Eaton - 2011 Chris Huffins – 1999

Charles Austin – 1991Jesse Williams - 2011

Tyke Peacock – 1983 Hollis Conway – 1991

TOTAL 75 34 41

55

Inger Miller – 1999Allyson Felix – 2005Allyson Felix - 2007Allyson Felix - 2009

200

20K Walk

MarathonMarianne Dickerson – 1983

100HGail Devers – 1993Gail Devers – 1995Gail Devers – 1999Anjanette Kirkland – 2001Michelle Perry – 2005Michelle Perry - 2007

Gail Devers-Roberts – 1991Gail Devers – 2001Danielle Carruthers - 2011

Lynda Tolbert – 1993Miesha McKelvy-Jones - 2003Dawn Harper - 2011

56

TEAM USA AT THE IAAF WORLDCHAMPIONSHIPS

Gail Devers – 1993Gwen Torrence – 1995Marion Jones – 1997Marion Jones – 1999Torri Edwards - 2003Lauryn Williams - 2005Carmelita Jeter - 2011

Gwen Torrence – 1991Inger Miller – 1999Lauryn Williams - 2007

Diane Williams – 1983Gwen Torrence – 1993Carmelita Jeter - 2007Carmelita Jeter - 2009

100

Florence Griffith – 1987Gwen Torrence – 1991Gwen Torrence – 1993LaTasha Jenkins - 2001Torri Edwards - 2003Rachelle Boone-Smith - 2005Carmelita Jeter - 2011

Allyson Felix - 2011

Women

Jearl Miles – 1993Sanya Richards-Ross - 2009

Natasha Kaiser-Brown – 1993Sanya Richards - 2005Allyson Felix - 2011

Jearl Miles – 1995Jearl Miles-Clark – 1997

400

800

Mary Decker – 1983Jenny Simpson - 2011

Regina Jacobs – 1997Regina Jacobs – 1999

Shannon Rowbury - 20091500

Mary Decker – 19833000SC

Kara Goucher - 2007

5000

10,000

Women

400H Kim Batten – 1995Lashinda Demus - 2011

Sandra Farmer-Patrick – 1993Tonja Buford – 1995Sandra Glover - 2003Lashinda Demus - 2005Lashinda Demus - 2009

Janeene Vickers – 1991Kim Batten – 1997Sandra Glover - 2005

4x100 198719951997200520072011

19932003

4x400 199319952003200720092011

199119971999

1987

57

HJ

PV Stacy Dragila – 1999Stacy Dragila – 2001

Chelsea Johnson - 2009

LJ Jackie Joyner-Kersee – 1987Jackie Joyner-Kersee – 1991Tianna Madison - 2005Brittney Reese - 2009Brittney Reese - 2011

Carol Lewis – 1983Marion Jones – 1999

Chaunte Howard - 2005 Louise Ritter – 1983

TJ

SP Jill Camarena-Williams - 2011

DT

HT

JT

Heptathlon Jackie Joyner-Kersee – 1987Jackie Joyner-Kersee – 1993

Jane Frederick – 1987Shelia Burrell – 2001

TOTAL 35 26 17

58

TEAM USA MEDAL TABLE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

YEAR G S B TOTAL

1983 8 9 7 24

1987 10 4 6 20

1991 10 8 8 26

1993 13 7 5 25

1995 12 2 5 19

1997 6 3 8 17

1999 10 3 4 17

2001 5 5 3 13

2003 8 7 1 16

2005 14 8 3 25

2007 14 4 8 26

2009 10 6 6 22

2011 12 8 5 25

TOTAL 132 74 69 275

MENYEAR G S B TOTAL

1983 6 8 4 18

1987 7 3 4 14

1991 9 4 7 20

1993 8 3 3 14

1995 7 1 4 12

1997 4 1 6 11

1999 6 0 3 9

2001 3 3 2 8

2003 6 4 0 10

2005 9 4 2 15

2007 10 3 6 19

2009 6 4 4 14

2011 6 5 2 13

TOTAL 87 43 47 177

59

WOMENYEAR G S B TOTAL

1983 2 1 3 6

1987 3 1 2 6

1991 1 4 1 6

1993 5 4 2 11

1995 5 1 1 7

1997 2 2 2 6

1999 4 3 1 8

2001 2 2 1 5

2003 2 3 1 6

2005 5 4 1 10

2007 4 1 2 7

2009 4 2 2 8

2011 6 3 3 12

TOTAL 45 31 22 98

BEST PLACINGS IN EVENTS WHERE NOMEDALS WON:

MEN

3000SC: 4th by Brian Diemer in 1987

10,000: 6th by Dathan Ritzenhein in 2009

20K Walk: 18th by Allen James in 1993 and Kevin Eastler in 2003

Hammer: 5th by Lance Deal in 1995

WOMEN

800: 4th by Jearl Miles-Clark in 1999 and Alysia Montaño in 2011

5000: 7th by Libbie Hickman in 1997, Jen Rhines in 2007 and Lauren Fleshman in 2011

Race Walk: 15th by Lynn Weik in 1987 and Michelle Rohl in 1995 (10K distance)

TJ: 11th by Cynthea Rhodes in 1997

DT: 5th by Stephanie Brown Trafton in 2011

HT: 7h by Anna Mahon in 2003 and Jessica Cosby in 2009

JT: 10th by Karin Smith in 1983

WORLD OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS STAFF

Alford-Sullivan, Holloway headline coaches for World Outdoor Championships

Beth Alford-Sullivan of Penn State and Mike Holloway of the University of Floridawill lead Team USA as the women’s and men’s head coaches at the 14th IAAF

World Outdoor Championships in Moscow, Russia,August 10-18.

Named as assistant coaches for the women’s staff forTeam USA were: Latanya Sheffield (sprints/hurdles);Delethea Quarles (jumps/combined events); Lance Deal(throws) Juli Benson (distance) and Amy Deem(relays).

Names as assistant coaches for the men’s staff were:Curtis Frye (sprints/hurdles), Stephen Cooksey(jumps/combined events), Brian Blutreich (throws), TroyEngle (distance) and Andrew Valmon(relays).

Alford-Sullivan to lead Team USA’s women

As the director and head coach of track & field and cross country at Penn State,Alford-Sullivan has coached 138 NCAA All-Americans and led her athletes to 78Big Ten individual champions and four NCAA championships. During the 2011-2012 season, she led the Nittany Lions to eight individual Big Ten Championshiptitles, two conference relay titles and the women’s team to a 13th place finish inthe team standings at the NCAA Cross Country Championships - the best finishfrom the PSU program in nearly two decades.

Top athletes to developed under Alford-Sullivan include Bridget Franek, ConnieMoore, Shana Cox and Casmir Loxam.

No less than 14 conference and regional coach of the year honors have beenawarded to Alford-Sullivan in her 14 years of coaching the Nittany Lions. Prior toPenn State, Alford-Sullivan served on the staffs at Stanford, Mankato StateUniversity, Southeast Missouri State University and Southern Illinois University atCarbondale.

Alford-Sullivan has served on the Team USA coaching staffs numerous timesincluding the 2004 Olympic Games, 2001 and 2003 World Championships, 2011Junior Pan American Championships and 2008 NACAC U-23 Championships.

60

Hollway to lead Team USA’s men

As the head men’s and women’s track & fieldand cross country coach at Florida, Hollowayhas coached nearly 500 All-America honorsathletes and more than 30 individual NCAAchampionships. Holloway’s athletes have alsofound success on the world stage, as he hascoached five athletes to a total of 11 Olympicor World Championships medals, seven ofwhich were gold.

The Gator men swept the NCAA Indoor andOutdoor Championship titles in 2012 andpicked up their third-consecutive NCAAIndoor title. On the women’s side, Hollowayled the Gators to their second SEC team title in three years and seventh title in program history.

Some of the top athletes coached by Holloway include: Derrick Atkins, JohnCapel, Kerron Clement, Jeff Demps and Tony McQuay.

Holloway is a four-time recipient of the USTFCCCA’s Men’s Coach of the Yearaward, having received the honor three times for the indoor season and once forthe outdoor season.

No stranger to Team USA staffs, Holloway most recently served as the men’ssprints and hurdles coach at the 2012 Olympic Games. Holloway has also servedon the 2007 World Outdoor Championships staff as an assistant coach.

61

Women’s StaffHead Coach - Beth Alford-SullivanAssistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdels - Latanya SheffieldAssistant Coach - Jumps/Combined - Delethea QuarlesAssistant Coach - Throws - Lance DealAssistant Coach - Distance - Juli BensonAssistant Coach - Relays - Amy DeemHead Manager - Francesca Green

Men’s StaffHead Coach - Mike HollowayAssistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles - Curtis FryeAssistant Coach - Jumps/Combined - Stephen CookseyAssistant Coach - Throws - Brian BlutreichAssistant Coach - Distance- Troy EngleAssistant Coach - Relays - Andrew ValmonHead Manager - Jack Warner

Event ManagersMarsha HoranDexter McCloud

Medical StaffMonique Burton, Team PhysicianAmadeus Mason, Team PhysicianEd Elder, Head ATCBill Ito, ATCPhillip Vardiman, ATCJunko Yazawa, ATCNicole Pinnock, ATCBenny Vaughn, ATC, LMTHal Richardson, LMTLinda Lynch, LMTMarco Antonio Belizaire, DCTraci Statler, Psychologist

2013 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS COACHING STAFF

62

100 Meters100 Meters2008 – Tyson Gay (adidas), 9.682009 – Michael Rodgers (Nike), 9.912010 – Walter Dix (Nike), 10.042011 – Walter Dix (Nike), 9.942012 – Justin Gatlin (Unattached), 9.80

200 Meters2008 – Walter Dix (Florida State), 19.862009 – Shawn Crawford (Nike), 19.732010 – Wallace Spearmon (Saucony), 19.772011 – Walter Dix (Nike), 19.952012 – Wallace Spearmon (Saucony), 19.82

400 Meters2008 – LaShawn Merritt (Nike), 44.002009 – LaShawn Merritt (Nike), 44.502010 – Greg Nixon (Asics), 44.612011 – Tony McQuay (Florida), 44.682012 – LaShawn Merritt (Nike), 44.12

800 Meters2008 – Nicholas Symmonds (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 1:44.102009 – Nicholas Symmonds (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 1:45.862010 – Nicholas Symmonds (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 1:45.982011 – Nicholas Symmonds (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 1:44.172012 – Nicholas Symmonds (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 1:43.92

1,500 Meters2008 – Bernard Lagat (Nike), 3:40.372009 – Lopez Lomong (Nike), 3:41.682010 – Lopez Lomong (Nike), 3:50.832011 – Matthew Centrowitz (Oregon), 3:47.632012 – Leonel Manzano (Nike), 3:35.75

3,000-Meter Steeplechase2008 – Anthony Famiglietti (adidas), 8:20.242009 – Josh McAdams (New Balance), 8:29.912010 – Daniel Huling (Reebok), 8:27.872011 – William Nelson (New Balance), 8:28.462012 – Evan Jager (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 8:17.40

5,000 Meters2008 – Bernard Lagat (Nike), 13:27.472009 – Matt Tegenkamp (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 13:20.572010 – Bernard Lagat (Nike), 13:54.08

2011 – Bernard Lagat (Nike), 13:23.062012 – Galen Rupp (Nike), 13:22.67

10,000 Meters2008 – Abdi Abdirahman (Nike), 27:41.892009 – Galen Rupp (Oregon), 27:52.532010 – Galen Rupp (Nike), 28:59.292011 – Galen Rupp (Nike), 28:38.172012 – Galen Rupp (Nike), 27:25.33

110-Meter Hurdles2008 – David Oliver (Nike), 12.952009 – David Payne (Nike), 13.122010 – David Oliver (Nike), 12.932011 – David Oliver (Nike), 13.042012 – Aries Merritt (Reebok), 12.93

400-Meter Hurdles2008 – Berhsawn Jackson (Nike), 48.172009 – Bershawn Jackson (Nike), 48.032010 – Bershawn Jackson (Nike), 47.322011 – Jeshua Anderson (unattached), 47.932012 – Michael Tinsley (adidas), 48.33

20km Race Walk2008 – Kevin Eastler (U.S. Air Force), 1:27:082009 – Tim Seaman (NYAC), 1:26:142010 – John Nunn (U.S. Army), 1:29:212011 – Trevor Barron (NYAC), 1:23:25:102012 – Trevor Barron (NYAC), 1:23:10AR

High Jump2008 – Jesse Williams (Nike), 2.30m/7-6.52009 – Tora Harris (Asics), 2.31m/7-072010 – Jesse Williams (Nike), 2.26m/7-52011 – Jesse Williams (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 2.37m/7-9.252012 – Jamie Nieto (NYAC), 2.28m/7-5.75

Pole Vault2008 – Derek Miles (Nike), 5.80m/19-0.252009 – Brad Walker (Nike), 5.75m/18-10.252010 – Mark Hollis (Unattached), 5.60m/18-4.502011 – Derek Miles (Nike), 5.66m/18-6.752012 – Brad Walker (Nike), 5.67m/18-7.25

USA OUTDOOR MENS CHAMPIONS (2008-12)

63

Long Jump2008 – Trevell Quinley (Nike), 8.36m/27-5.252009 – Dwight Phillips (Track Star App), 8.57m/28-1.52010 – Dwight Phillips (Unattached), 8.37m/27-5.502011 – Marquise Goodwin (Texas), 8.33m/27-42012 – Marquise Goodwin (Texas), 8.33m/27-4

Triple Jump2008 – Aarik Wilson (Nike), 17.43m/57-2.252009 – Brandon Roulhac (HPC Elite), 17.44m/57-02.752010 – Kenta Bell (Unattached), 17.02m/55-10.252011 – Christian Taylor (Florida), 17.49m/57-4.752012 – Christian Taylor (Li-Ning), 17.63m/57-10.25

Shot Put2008 – Reese Hoffa (NYAC), 22.10m/72-6.252009 – Christian Cantwell (Nike), 21.82m/71-07.252010 – Christian Cantwell (Nike), 21.65m/71-0.502011 – Adam Nelson (Saucony), 22.09m/72-5.752012 – Reese Hoffa (Nike/NYAC), 22.00m/72-2.25

Discus Throw2008 – Ian Waltz (Nike), 65.87m/216-12009 – Casey Malone (Unattached), 64.99m/213-32010 – Casey Malone (Unattached), 62.57m/205-32011 – Jarred Rome (Nike), 63.99m/209-112012 – Lance Brooks (Nike), 65.15m/213-9

Hammer Throw2008 – A.G. Kruger (Nike), 75.81m/248-92009 – A.G. Kruger (Nike), 75.31m/247-12010 – Jake Freeman (NYAC), 76.51m/251-02011 – Kibwe Johnson (Nike), 80.31m /263-62012 – Kibwe Johnson (Nike/NYAC), 74.97m/245-11

Javelin Throw2008 – Bobby Smith (Monmouth TC), 76.06m/249-62009 – Chris Hill (Georgia), 83.87m/275-22010 – Sean Furey (Unattached), 79.86m/262-02011 – Mike Hazle (Nike), 78.22m/256-72012 – Sam Humphreys (Texas A&M), 81.86m/268-7

Decathlon2008 – Bryan Clay (Nike), 8,8322009 – Trey Hardee (Nike), 8,2612010 – Jake Arnold (Asics), 8,2152011 – Ashton Eaton (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 8,7292012 – Ashton Eaton (Nike-Oregon TC Elite), 9,039WR

64

100 Meters2008 – Muna Lee (Nike), 10.852009 – Carmelita Jeter (Nike), 10.782010 – Allyson Felix (Nike), 11.272011 – Carmelita Jeter (Nike), 10.742012 – Carmelita Jeter (Nike), 10.92

200 Meters2008 – Allyson Felix (adidas), 21.822009 – Allyson Felix (adidas), 22.022010 – Consuella Moore (Unattached), 22.402011 – Shalonda Solomon (Reebok), 22.152012 – Allyson Felix (Nike), 21.69

400 Meters2008 – Sanya Richards (Nike), 49.892009 – Sanya Richards (Nike), 50.052010 – Debbie Dunn (Nike), 49.642011 – Allyson Felix (Nike), 50.402012 – Sanya Richards-Ross (Nike), 49.28

800 Meters2008 – Hazel Clark (Nike), 1:59.822009 – Hazel Clark (Nike), 2:00.792010 – Alysia Johnson (Nike), 1:59.872011 – Alysia Montano (Nike), 1:58.332012 – Alysia Montano (Nike), 1:59.08

1,500 Meters2008 – Shannon Rowbury (Nike), 4:05.482009 – Shannon Rowbury (Nike), 4:05.072010 – Anna Pierce (Nike), 4:13.652011 – Morgan Uceny (adidas), 4:03.912012 – Morgan Uceny (adidas), 4:04.59

3,000-Meter Steeplechase2008 – Anna Willard (Nike), 9:27.592009 – Jennifer Barringer (Colorado), 9:29.382010 – Bridget Franek (Penn State), 9:58.912011 – Emma Coburn (Colorado), 9:44.112012 – Emma Coburn (Colorado), 9:32.78

5,000 Meters2008 – Kara Goucher (Nike), 15:01.022009 – Kara Goucher (Nike), 15:20.942010 – Lauren Fleshman (Nike-Oregon TC),

5:28.702011 – Molly Huddle (Saucony), 15:10.012012 – Julie Culley (Asics/NYAC), 15:13.77

10,000 Meters2008 – Shalane Flanagan (Nike), 31:34.812009 – Amy Begley (Nike), 31:22.692010 – Amy Begley (Nike), 32:06.452011 – Shalane Flanagan (Oregon TC Elite), 30:59.972012 – Amy Hastings (Brooks), 31:58.36

100-Meter Hurdles2008 – Lolo Jones (Asics), 12.292009 – Dawn Harper (Nike), 12.362010 – Lolo Jones (Asics), 12.692011 – Kellie Wells (Nike), 12.502012 – Dawn Harper (Nike), 12.73

400-Meter Hurdles2008 – Tiffany Ross-Williams (Reebok), 54.032009 – Lashinda Demus (Nike), 53.782010 – Ti’erra Brown (Miami), 54.852011 – Lashinda Demus (Nike), 54.212012 – Lashinda Demus (Nike), 53.98

20 km Race Walk2008 – Joanne Dow (adidas), 1:35:112009 – Teresa Vail (Walk USA), 1:37:122010 – Maria Michta (Walk USA), 1:39:462011 – Maria Michta (Walk USA), 1:34:51.472012 – Maria Michta (Walk USA), 1:34:53.33

High Jump2008 – Chaunte Howard (Nike), 1.97m/6-5.52009 – Chaunte Howard (Nike), 1.95m/6-04.752010 – Chaunte Lowe (Nike), 2.05m/6-8.75AR2011 – Brigetta Barrett (Arizona), 1.95m/6-4.752012 – Chaunte Lowe (Nike), 2.01m/6-7

Pole Vault2008 – Jenn Stuczynski (adidas), 4.92m/16-01.75AR2009 – Jenn Stuczynski (adidas), 4.65m/15-032010 – Jenn Suhr (adidas), 4.89m/16-0.502011 – Kylie Hutson (Nike), 4.65m/15-32012 – Jenn Suhr (adidas), 4.60m/15-1

Long Jump2008 – Brittney Reese (Nike), 6.95m/22-9.752009 – Brittney Reese (Nike), 7.09m/23-3.252010 – Brittney Reese (Nike), 7.08m/23-2.752011 – Brittney Reese (Nike), 7.19m/23-7.252012 – Brittney Reese (Nike), 7.15m/23-5.5

2008-12 USA OUTDOOR WOMENS CHAMPIONS

65

Triple Jump2008 – Shani Marks (Nike), 14.38m/47-2.252009 – Shakeema Welsch(Unattached), 14.30m/46-112010 – Erica McLain (Nike), 14.18m/46-6.252011 – Amanda Smock (unattached), 14.07m/46-22012 – Amanda Smock (NYAC), 13.94m/45-9

Shot Put2008 – Michelle Carter (unattached), 18.85m/61-10.252009 – Michelle Carter (Nike), 18.03m/59-22010 – Jillian Camarena (NYAC), 19.13m/62-9.252011 – Michelle Carter (Nike), 19.86m/65-22012 – Jillian Camarena-Williams (Nike/NYAC), 19.16m/62-10.5

Discus Throw2008 – Aretha Thurmond (Nike), 65.20m/213-112009 – Stephanie Brown Trafton (Nike), 64.25m/210-92010 – Becky Breisch (Nike), 63.34m/207-102011 – Stephanie Brown Trafton (Nike), 63.35m/207-102012 – Stephanie Brown Trafton (Nike), 65.18m/213-10

Hammer Throw2008 – Jessica Cosby (Nike), 70.72m/232-02009 – Jessica Cosby (Nike), 72.04m/236-42010 – Amber Campbell (Njolnir/Nike), 71.52m/234-82011 – Jessica Cosby (Nike), 71.33m/234-02012 – Amber Campbell (Nike), 71.80m/235-6

Javelin Throw2008 – Kara Patterson (Purdue), 58.44m/191-92009 – Kara Patterson (unattached), 63.95m/209-102010 – Kara Patterson (Asics), 66.67m/218-9AR2011 – Kara Patterson (Asics), 59.34m/194-82012 – Brittany Borman (Nike), 61.51m/201-9

Heptathlon2008 – Hyleas Fountain (Nike), 6,6672009 – Diana Pickler (Asics), 6,2902010 – Hyleas Fountain (Nike), 6,7352011 – Sharon Day (Asics), 6,0582012 – Hyleas Fountain (Nike), 6,419

66

NATIONAL TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME – CLASS OF 2012

Charles AustinBorn: December 19, 1967

Charles Austin’s career began as a high school athlete whofell short of qualifying for the Texas high school statechampionships. It finished with an Olympic gold medal,world championship and American record. Austin becameas dominant as a high jumper can be in the latter part ofthe 1990s by winning six consecutive USA Outdoorchampionships from 1995-2000. But his proudest momentcame when he won the gold medal at the 1996 OlympicGames, the last time a member of Team USA has done so.His career was also one of longevity. When he won his lastUSA Indoor championship in 2003, it was 12 years after hisfirst world title and the year he set the American record(2.40m/7-10.5). Austin’s career also included World Indoorgold, a World Cup title, an Olympic record and a total ofnine combined USA Indoor and Outdoor titles.

Kim BattenBorn: March 29, 1969

During her time at Florida State University, KimBatten needed to make a choice of which eventshe would focus on as a professional. She chosethe grueling 400-meter hurdles. It proved to be awise choice as she set a world record whilebecoming the 1995 World Outdoor champion.Her time of 52.61 remains the fourth-fastest timeever run. A two-time Olympian and the 1996Olympic silver medalist, Batten won six USAOutdoor titles between 1991 and 1998. Sheburst on the scene in 1991 when she upsetSandra Farmer-Patrick to win the USA Outdoortitle while just 22 years old. Batten is also amember of the Florida State University Hall ofFame where she was a nine-time All-Americanand earned the 1996 ESPY award as Women’sTrack and Field Performer of the Year.

67

Arthur DuffeyBorn: June 14, 1879; Died: January 25, 1955

For half a decade at the end of the 1800s and early1900s, Arthur Duffey was considered the fastestman in the world. In 1902 he became the firstperson to set the world record in the 100-yard dashat 9.6 seconds (9 3/5 second at the time). He wasthe favorite to win the 1900 Olympic Games in the100 meters, but did not finish in the final due to apulled muscle. His greatest accomplishment waswinning four consecutive AAA titles in England from1900 through 1903. He also won the IC4A 100-yardtitle each year from 1901 through 1903 whilecompeting for Georgetown University. Duffey raninto controversy with AAU President James Sullivanover his amateur status and Duffey’s AAU recordsand IC4A titles were erased. The British AAA,notoriously more strict about amateurism than theAAU, chose not to delete Duffey’s name from theirlist of champions. Following his competitive career,Duffey spent much of the rest of his life as a sportswriter with the Boston Post.

Pat McDonaldBorn: July 29, 1878; Died: May 16, 1954

Pat McDonald is recognized as the oldest Olympicchampion in history, winning the 56-pound weightthrow at the 1920 Games at the age of 42. However,his career was far from over as he won the last of hisincredible 16 AAU titles in the weight throw in 1933at the age of 55. McDonald also won the 1912Olympic gold medal in the shot put and a silvermedal in the men’s two-handed shot put. The latterevent, which featured recording the total distance aperson threw the shot put with each arm, was onlycontested in 1912. Born in Ireland, McDonald movedto New York City where he competed for the Irish-American A.C. and the New York A.C. and workedfor the New York Police Department, spending muchof his time patrolling Times Square..

NATIONAL TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME – CLASS OF 2012

Fred and Howard Schmertz

Fred – Born: November 10, 1888; Died: March 25, 1976

Howard – Born: June 9, 1925

There has never been a running of theiconic Millrose Games, which first startedin 1908 and will be held for the 106th timein 2013, that either Fred or HowardSchmertz has not been involved with onsome level. Fred was one of the foundingmembers of the meet before taking overas meet director in 1934, serving through1974. At that point, his son, Howard, aNew York City lawyer, took over theposition until 2003, when he wasappointed meet director emeritus. Duringtheir run, the Millrose Games have cometo be the most enduring indoorinternational track meet in the world. BothHoward and Fred are also members of theMillrose Games Hall of Fame and Howarda member of the International JewishSports Hall of Fame.

68

69

2012Charles AustinKim BattenArthur DuffeyPat McDonaldHoward and Fred Schmertz

2011Gail DeversMaurice GreeneCraig VirginVince MatthewsClarence DemarBob Timmons

2010Jearl Miles ClarkDyrol BurlesonRoy CochranRalph CraigJames Dunaway

2009Joetta Clark DiggsKen ForemanAndre PhillipsWillie SteeleRandy Williams

2008Don BowdenJimmy CarnesBill CarrJohnny GrayBernie Wefers

2007Elvin C (Ducky) DrakeJane FrederickGlenn MorrisCalvin SmithGeorge Woods

2006Ollan CassellRex CawleyBen EastmanLynn JenningsMatt McGrathBill NiederDan O'BrienKevin Young

2005Earlene BrownJim FuchsRoger KingdomJohn McDonnellMike PowellWes SanteeFred Wolcott

2004Mike ConleyJack DavisOtis DavisEvie DennisStan HuntsmanMichael JohnsonJackie Joyner-KerseeGerry LindgrenJohn PennelJoan Samuelson (Benoit)

2003John CarlosLarry JamesMike LarrabeeMary Slaney (Decker)

2002Earl BellSteve ScottGwen TorrenceLarry Young

2001Carl LewisHenry MarshLarry MyricksAlberto Salazar

2000John BoricanChandra CheeseboroughBill DellingerMeyer PrinsteinArnie RobinsonMaren SeidlerFrederick Morgan Taylor

1999Willie BanksLarry EllisCharles MooreBill Rodgers

1998Greg FosterFrancine Larrieu (Smith)

Jay SilvesterDwight Stones

1997Evelyn AshfordHenry CarrHenry LaskauRenaldo Nehemiah

1996Cleve AbbottDon BraggDallas LongJoe McCluskeyEarle MeadowsWalter TewskburyVern Wolfe

1995Valerie BriscoFlorence Griffith JoynerDon LashMarty LiquoriLouise RitterMelvin (Mel) Rosen

1994Lillian CopelandCornelius JohnsonFred LebowEdwin MosesKate (Kate the Great) Schmidt

1993Rod MilburnJean ShileyMac WilkinsStan Wright

1992Sam BellCharles GreeneCharlie JenkinsJess MortensenArchie Williams

1991Roxanne Andersen (Atkins)Ellery ClarkAlbert (Bert) NelsonBob Schul

NATIONAL TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME ENSHRINEES

70

1990Jim BeattyDoris Brown (Heritage)Charles DumasRick Wohlhuter

1989Milt CampbellNell JacksonFrank ShorterEd Temple

1988Greg BellBarbara FerrellEvelyne Hall (Adams)John (Jack) MoakleyTom MooreCordner NelsonMartin Sheridan

1987Jim BushFranklin (Bud) HeldEulace PeacockMartha Watson

1986Andy BakjianNorwood Barney EwellRon LairdBob Seagren

1985Abel KiviatMel PattonJohn ThomasLloyd (Bud) Winter

1984Harold ConnollyMadeline Manning (Mims)Randy MatsonJoe Yancey

1983Tom BottsLee EvansArchie HahnMildred (Tex) McDanielLeRoy Walker

1982Weemie (Weems) BaskinWillie DavenportRalph HigginsPayton JordanJames (Ted) MeredithEddie TolanDave Wottle

1981Jesse AbramsonPercy BeardBill BowermanJames (Jumbo) ElliotDick FosburyClyde LittlefieldDave SimeWillye WhiteFred WiltGeorge Young

1980David AlbrittonBruce JennerJohn A. KelleyJim RyunWyomia Tyus

1979James BauschWilliam CurtisFortune GordienJohn GriffithWard HaylettJim HinesClarence (Bud) HouserDeHart HubbardEdith McGuire

1978Tom CourtneyBob GiegengackGlenn HardinTommie SmithLarry SnyderJohn Woodruff

1977Bob BeamonThomas JonesGreg RiceElizabeth (Betty) Robinson (Schwartz)

Jackson ScholzAndy StanfieldJames SullivanEarl ThomsonFrank Wykoff

1976Delores (Dee) BoeckmannKen DohertyMae FaggsBilly HayesBob HayesHarry HillmanHayes JonesBilly Mills

Charlie PaddockSteve PrefontaineJoie RayRalph RoseMel (Peerless Mel) SheppardRobert Lyman (Dink) TempletonForrest Towns

1975Horace AshenfelterAlice Coachman (Davis)Millard (Bill) EastonJohn FlanaganTed HaydonEdward HurtWilbur HutsellRalph MetcalfeBobby MorrowBob RichardsHelen StephensJim ThorpeBill ToomeyStella Walsh

1974Ralph BostonAvery BrundageLee CalhounDean CromwellGlenn CunninghamGlenn DavisHarold (Hal) DavisMildred (Babe) DidriksenHarrison DillardRay EwryDan FerrisBrutus HamiltonRafer JohnsonAlvin KraenzleinBob MathiasMichael MurphyLaurence (Lon) MyersWilliam (Parry) O'BrienAl OerterHarold OsbornJesse OwensWilma RudolphRobert SimpsonLes SteersCornelius (Dutch) WarmerdamMal (Marvelous Mal) Whitfield