2009-10 california track and field information guide

2010 California Track & Field ScheduleDate Day Opponent SiteJANUARY23 Sat at Cherry-Silver Indoor Invitational Albuquerque, NM29-30 Fri-Sat at UW Indoor Invitational Seattle, WAFEBRUARY1213 FriSat at Husky Indoor Classic Seattle, WA26-27 Fri-Sat at MPSF Indoor Championships Seattle, WAMARCH6 Sat at Stanford Quad Meet Stanford, CA (California, Stanford, UC Davis, Fresno State)12-13 Fri-Sat at NCAA Indoor Championships Fayetteville, AR24-25 Wed-Thu California Multi-Event Meet Berkeley26 Fri at San Francisco State Distance Festival San Francisco, CA26-27 Fri-Sat at Stanford Invitational Stanford, CAAPRIL3 Sat at Jim Click Invitational Tucson, AZ10 Sat Big Meet vs. Stanford Berkeley23-24 Fri-Sat Brutus Hamilton Invitational BerkeleyMAY1 Sat at Payton Jordan Invitational Stanford, CA8-9 Sat-Sun Pac-10 Multi-Event Championships Berkeley15-16 Sat-Sun Pac-10 Outdoor Championships Berkeley27-29 Thu-Sat at NCAA West Region Championships Austin, TXJUNE10-13 Wed-Sat at NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, OR23-27 Wed-Sun at USATF Junior & Senior Championships Des Moines, IA

All Times Pacifi c Time and Subject to ChangeHome Meets (bold) at Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field

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2010 Cal ck & Field Schedulelifornia Trac201Day SiteOpponent Date DYJANUARY

Invitational Albuquerque, NMSat at Cherry-Silver Indoor 23 Sal Seattle, WAri-Sat at UW Indoor Invitation29-30 F

RYRYFEBRUARFEBRUARriSat at Husky Indoor Classic Seattle, WA1213 Fri-Sat at MPSF Indoor Championships Seattle, WA26-27 F

MARCHSat at Stanford Quad Meet Stanford, CA6 S

(California, Stanford, UC Davis, Fresno State)ri-Sat at NCAA Indoor Championships Fayetteville, AR12-13 F

Wed-Thu California Multi-Event Meet Berkeley24-25 Wri at San Francisco State Distance Festival San Francisco, CA26 Fri-Sat at Stanford Invitational Stanford, CA26-27 F

APRILSat at Jim Click Invitational Tucson, AZ3 SSat Big Meet vs. Stanford Berkeley10 S

ri-Sat Brutus Hamilton Invitational Berkeley23-24 FMAY

Sat at Payton Jordan Invitational Stanford, CA1 SSat-Sun Pac-10 Multi-Event Championships Berkeley8-9 SSat-Sun Pac-10 Outdoor Championships Berkeley15-16 S

hu-Sat at NCAA West Region Championships Austin, TX27-29 TJUNE

Wed-Sat at NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, OR10-13 WWed-Sun at USATF Junior & Senior Championships Des Moines, IA23-27 W

All Times Pacifi c Time and Subject to ChangeHome Meets (bold) at Edwards Stadium/Goldman FieldHome

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2010 California TraCk & field

TaBle of ConTenTs

Quick Facts ................................................ 1

Men’s Roster .............................................. 2Women’s Roster ......................................... 3

2010 NCAA Standards ............................... 42009 Results ..........................................5--62009 Best Performances ......................... 7-9Outdoor Records ...................................... 10Freshman/Indoor Records ........................11Big Meet History ....................................... 12Dual-Meet History..................................... 13All-Time Top 10.................................... 14-17Edwards Stadium Records ....................... 18NCAA History ...................................... 19-21Conference Champions ...................... 22-23Track & Field Officials Recognition .......... 23All-Americans/NCAA Champions ............. 24Olympians/Olympic Coaches ................... 25World/American Records ......................... 26World/U.S. Rankings ................................ 27Don Bowden USATF Hall of Fame Inductee .............................. 28Cal Athletic Hall of Fame .......................... 29California Track & Field Tradition ........ 30-31California Oympians ................................. 32Edwards Stadium ..................................... 33Academic Support Program ..................... 34Strength & Conditioning ........................... 35California Winning Tradition ................ 36-37San Francisco Bay Area ...................... 38-39University of California ........................ 40-41Athletic Facilities.................................. 42-43Notable California Alumni ......................... 44

California TraCk & field faCTsName .......................................................................................... University of CaliforniaLocation .................................................................................................. Berkeley, Calif.Founded ................................................................................................................. 1868Enrollment ........................................................................................................... 35,409Nickname .................................................................................................. Golden BearsColors ..........................................................................................................Blue & GoldChancellor ..........................................................................................Robert BirgeneauDirector of Athletics ................................................................................. Sandy BarbourSenior Associate Athletic Director (Sport Supervisor) ....................................Foti MellisHome Facility ....................................................................... Edwards Stadium (22,000)2009 Men’s Finishes (indoor): MPSF/NCAA...................................................T2nd/12th2009 Men’s Finishes (outdoor): Pac-10/NCAA ................................................7th/T25th2009 Women’s Finishes (indoor): MPSF/NCAA .............................................. 6th/T41st2009 Women’s Finishes (outdoor): Pac-10/NCAA ............................................... 7th/NAMen’s Letterwinners Returning ................................................................................... 25Men’s Newcomers ...................................................................................................... 21Women’s Letterwinners Returning .............................................................................. 27Women’s Newcomers ................................................................................................. 13

California Media relaTionsAssistant AD, Media Relations (T&F Contact) .............Herb Benenson Office .................................................................... (510) 642-0515 Cell ....................................................................... (510) 334-0791 Email ..................................................... [email protected] Relations Phone ............................................... (510) 642-5363Media Relations Fax .................................................... (510) 643-7778Media Relations Address ....... 349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720Website .......................................................................... CalBears.comSocial Media ............................................. Facebook.com/CalAthletics Twitter.com/CalAthletics, YouTube.com/CalAthletics

California TraCk & field CoaCHinG sTaffDirector of Track and Field .........................................................Tony Sandoval (28th year) [email protected].............................................................................. 510-316-5103Associate Director (Throws/Decathlon) ................................................Ed Miller (27th year) [email protected] Coach (Recruiting Assistant, Distance)..............................Ann Detmer (1st year) [email protected] Coach (Recruiting Coordinator, Sprints/Hurdles/Relays) .... Mike Gipson (3rd year) [email protected] Coach (Director of Operations, Jumps/Heptathlon) .......John Rembao (3rd year) [email protected] Coach (Pole Vault) ............................................................ Scott Slover (4th year) [email protected] Assistants ............Sean Carey, Magdalena Lewy, Jordan Paul, Mark Jellison, Zech WhittingtonTrainers ....................................................................................Elaine Garcia, Kristin WoodEquipment Manager ......................................................................................... Laura WongStrength & Conditioning.................................................................................Lindsay BufkinAcademic Advisor ..................................................................................Melanie MoonsamyOperations Manager ........................................................................................ Jenny Simon

CrediTsThe 2010 California Track and Field Annual was written and edited by Herb Benenson,

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2 California Golden Bears 2010 Track & Field

Name Event Yr Exp Hometown/Previous SchoolJames Attarian 1500-5000 So SQ Dublin, CA/Dublin HSNate Beach 3000SC-5000 Fr* RS Lafayette, CA/Acalanes HSTom Blocker 200-400 Fr HS Sacramento, CA/Jesuit HSJames Brewer 800-1500 So TR Cheltenham, England/Bath Univ.Aaron Burney 110HH So SQ Roseville, CA/Granite Bay HSJeff Butler Discus-Shot Put Fr HS Saratoga, CA/St Francis HSBrian Carmichael High Jump So 1V San Jose, CA/Oak Grove HSMaxime Chevee 1500-5000 Fr* RS St. Julien en Genevois, France/International HSMichael Coe 800-1500-5000 Jr* 2V Lompoc, CA/Cabrillo HSAndres Diaz 3000SC-5000 Fr HS Eagle Rock, CA/Loyola Prep HSYosef Ghebray 1500-5000-10,000 Sr* 3V Union City, CA/Logan HSRyan Holmes 110HH-400H So 1V South Pasadena, CA/Loyola Prep HSCollin Jarvis 1500-3000SC-5000 Fr HS Vista, CA/Rancho Buena HSAustin Jett 800-1500 So* SQ Bonita, CA/Eastlake HSChad Jones TJ-LJ-110HH Fr HS Union City, CA/Bishop O’Dowd HSKari Karlsson 5000-10,000 Jr 2V Reykjavik, Iceland/Int’l HSColin Kennedy Javelin So* 1V Santa Barbara, CA/Laguna Blanca HSTojsh Kennedy 100-200-400 Jr 2V Hawthorne, CA/Bishop Montgomery HSPatrick Kowalsky Shot Put-Disc Jr* 2V Denver, CO/J.K. Mullen HSCameron Kroll Pole Vault So* 1V Reno, NV/Reno HSKevin Kuechler Decathlon Jr 1V Mission Viejo, CA/Mission Viejo HSConnor Landry Pole Vault Jr TR Newcastle, CA/Placer HS/Cal PolyEthan Mark 800-1500 Fr HS Lafayette, CA/Acalanes HSMark Matusak 1500-5000 Sr* 3V Torrance, CA/Loyola Prep HSJustin Miller Pole Vault Fr* 3V San Ramon, CA/California HSMatt H. Miller 5000-10,000 So* 1V Orange, CA/El Modena HSMatt K. Miller 1500-3000 SC Sr* 3V Manhattan Beach, CA/Loyola PrepKyle Mills-Bunje Decathlon-PV Jr* 2V Menlo Park, CA/Saint Francis HSMike Morrison Decathlon-PV Jr* TR Chesapeake, VA/Great Bridge HS/FloridaDash Oliver 100-200 Fr HS Castro Valley, CA/Castro Valley HSMiles Palacios SP-Disc-Ham Sr* 1V Lafayette, CA/Diablo Valley CollegeKellan Patterson 100-200 Sr 2V Oakland, CA/Berkeley HS/CCSFMatt Petersen 5000-10,000 Fr HS Davis, CA/Davis HSNick Porter 100-200 Jr 2V Sherman Oaks, CA/Notre Dame HSRenaud Poizat 5000-10,000 Fr HS Arcadia, CA/Arcadia HS Sebastian Sam 400-800 So 1V San Jose, CA/Oak Grove HSCharles Saseun 100-200 Fr HS Rancho Cucamonga, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HSRyan Shuler Pole Vault Sr 3V Granite Bay, CA/Granite Bay HSCody Schmidt 1500-5000 Fr HS Torrence, CA/Redondo Beach HSSimon Schmidt 1500-5000 Fr HS Torrence, CA/Redondo Beach HSJ.P. Slater 3000SC-5000 Fr HS Pasadena, CA/Loyola Prep HSSteve Sodaro 3000SC Jr* 2V Tiburon, CA/Redwood HSHammed Suleman TJ-LJ Fr HS Antioch, CA/Deer Valley HSMike Tracy High Jump Fr HS Windsor, CA/Windson HSMaurice Valentine Jr. HJ, 110HH Fr HS Castro Valley, CA/Castro Valley HSShane Vereen 100 Jr 1V Valencia, CA/Valencia HSChris Vizcaino 5000-10,000 Jr TR Lafayette, CA/Campolindo HS/Iona Univ.Keagan Wethington 200-400 Jr 2V Union City, CA/Logan HSChase Wheeler LJ-100-200 Fr HS San Ramon, CA/De La Salle HSRyan Young Javelin Sr* 3V Silverdale, WA./North Kitsap HS

*Utilized redshirt year

Men's 2010 TraCk & field rosTer

Kellan Patterson

Ryan Young

Yosef Ghebray


WoMen's 2010 TraCk & field rosTer

Kristen Meister

Mercedes Marchbanks

Kristin Holmes

Name Event Yr Exp Hometown/Previous SchoolAziza Baker TJ-LJ Fr HS Richmond, CA/St Mary’s HSNatalya Beneby 400 H-400 Jr 2V Nassau, Bahamas/St. Andrew’s SchoolKimyon Broom 100H-100 Sr 3V Inglewood, CA/Serra HSKatie Bruzzone Javelin Fr HS Lafayette, CA/Acalanes HSTaylor Bryson 1500-5000-3000SC So* 1V Costa Mesa, CA/Newport Harbor HSLaurynne Chetelat 1500-5000 So^ TR Davis, CA/Davis Senior HS/StanfordMichelle Davis 5000-10,000 So 1V San Rafael, CA/San Rafael HSKayla Dixon 100-200-400 Jr 2V Winnetka, CA/Grover Cleveland HSTaylor Dutch 1500-5000 So SQ Newport Beach, CA/Orange Lutheran HSCrystal Esparza 1500-5000 So SQ Riverbank, CA/Beyer HSGianna Fernandez HJ Fr HS Morgan Hill, CA Presentation HSShannon Forbes 100H-400H Jr 1V Rancho Palos Verdes, CA/Peninsula HSCherrelle Garrett 100-200 Jr 2V Hayward, CA/Mt Eden HSCyrena Giordano Pole Vault Jr 1V Redwood Shores, CA/St Ignatius HSAlison Greggor 1500-5000 Jr* 2V Novato, CA/San Marin HSHillary Hayes 1500-5000 Fr HS Huntington Beach, CA/Edison HSKristin Holmes LJ-100-200 Sr* 3V Claremont, CA/Claremont HSDanielle Hoolko Javelin Jr 1V La Jolla, CA/La Jolla HSNicole Hough 1500-5000 Fr HS Redondo Beach, CA/Redondo Union HSDantia Hudson 100H So SQ Oakland, CA/Skyline HSRobyn Hunte LJ-100-200 Sr SQ Antioch, CA/Deer Valley HSAmanda Hunter TJ-LJ Fr* RS Inglewood, CA/Marlborough HSHayley Huxtable 200-400 Jr 1V Santa Cruz, CA/Scotts Valley HSJasmine Joseph 200-400 Fr HS Carson, CA/Long Beach Poly HSAlima Kamara 200-400 Fr HS Stockton, CA/Cesar Chavez HSEllie Keene 5000-10,000 So 1V Vista, CA/Rancho Buena Vista HSKeena Kohl 3000SC-5000-10,000 So SQ Yorba Linda, CA/Esperanza HSJackie Lewis LJ-100-200 Jr 1V Fresno, CA/Hoover HS/UC RiversideDeborah Maier 1500-5000 So 1V Cameron Park, CA/Ponderosa HSMercedes Marchbanks TJ-LJ Sr* 3V Redwood City, CA/Sequoia HSKristen Meister High Jump Sr 2V Toledo, OH/Maumee Valley/Davidson CollegeKendall Morris Discus So 1V Modesto, CA/Beyer HSAshleigh Nickerson 100-200 Fr HS Weddington, NC/Providence Day School HSSofia Oberg 400-800-1500 Fr HS Lidingo, Sweden/International HSLinda Oseso Hammer So* 1V Santa Clara, CA/Santa Clara HSMalaina Payton LJ-100-200 Fr HS Vallejo, CA/Fremont Media College Prep HSTheresa Raub Pole Vault Jr 1V Arlington Heights, IL/Prospect HSKristin Rimbach High Jump Fr HS Los Altos, CA/Los Alto HSChelsea Reilly 800-1500 So* 1V Davis, CA/Davis Senior HSKiely Smith Hammer Jr* 2V San Jose, CA/Valley Christian HSTracey Stewart LJ-TJ-200 Jr* 2V Richmond, CA/James Logan HSAllison Stokke Pole Vault Jr 2V Newport Beach, CA/Newport Harbor HSRowena Tam 1500-3000SC Jr* 2V San Diego, CA/University City HSLaureina Toler 400H Fr HS El Sobrante, CA/Bishop O’Dowd HSEmani Truluck 100H So 1V Malibu, CA/Malibu HSAngelica Weaver 200-400 Fr HS Fontana, CA/Rancho Cucamonga HS

*Utilized redshirt year^Transfer, not eligible to compete in 2010


2010 nCaa CHaMpionsHips

2010 nCaa indoor CHaMpionsHips QUalifiCaTion Men WoMenEvent ........................................................Automatic ........Provisional Event .................................................... Automatic ...........Provisional55 Meters............................................................ 6.14 .................... 6.25 55 Meters .........................................................6.74 ....................... 6.9260 Meters............................................................ 6.60 .................... 6.71 60 Meters .........................................................7.26 ....................... 7.4455-Meter Hurdles ................................................ 7.17 .................... 7.38 55-Meter Hurdles .............................................7.57 ....................... 7.8660-Meter Hurdles ................................................ 7.70 .................... 7.91 60-Meter Hurdles .............................................8.14 ....................... 8.43200 Meters............................................................................................. 200 Meters ............................................................................................. Under 200m* ............................................. 21.48 .................. 21.88 Under 200m* .........................................23.90 ..................... 24.60 200m*........................................................ 21.23 .................. 21.63 200m* ....................................................23.70 ..................... 24.40 Banked or over 200m* .............................. 20.83 .................. 21.23 Banked or over 200m* ...........................23.20 ..................... 23.90400 Meters............................................................................................. 400 Meters ............................................................................................. Under 200m* ............................................. 47.15 .................. 48.25 Under 200m* .........................................53.20 ..................... 55.20 200m*........................................................ 46.75 .................. 47.85 200m* ....................................................52.90 ..................... 54.90 Banked or over 200m* .............................. 46.15 .................. 47.25 Banked or over 200m* ...........................52.40 ..................... 54.40800 Meters............................................................................................. 800 Meters .............................................................. 200m or less* ......................................... 1:48.90 ............... 1:51.40 200m or less* ......................................2:06.00 .................. 2:10.00 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 1:48.00 ............... 1:50.50 Banked or over 200m* ........................2:05.00 .................. 2:09.00Mile ....................................................................................................... Mile ....................................................................................................... 200m or less* ......................................... 4:00.80 ............... 4:05.30 200m or less* ......................................4:38.90 .................. 4:48.90 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 3:59.00 ............... 4:03.50 Banked or over 200m* ........................4:37.00 .................. 4:47.003,000 Meters.......................................................................................... 3,000 Meters ........................................................... 200m or less* ......................................... 7:57.20 ............... 8:07.70 200m or less* ......................................9:16.00 .................. 9:35.00 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 7:54.50 ............... 8:05.00 Banked or over 200m* ........................9:13.00 .................. 9:32.005,000 Meters.......................................................................................... 5,000 Meters ........................................................... 200m or less* ....................................... 13:50.80 ............. 14:13.80 200m or less* ....................................16:12.50 ................ 16:49.50 Banked or over 200m* ......................... 13:47.00 ............. 14:10.00 Banked or over 200m* ......................16:07.50 ................ 16:44.501,600-Meter Relay ................................................................................. 1,600-Meter Relay .................................................. Under 200m* .......................................... 3:10.50 ............... 3:14.40 Under 200m* ......................................3:37.00 .................. 3:44.00 200m*..................................................... 3:08.90 ............... 3:12.80 200m* .................................................3:35.80 .................. 3:42.80 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 3:06.50 ............... 3:10.40 Banked or over 200m* ........................3:33.00 .................. 3:40.00Mile Relay .............................................................................................. Mile Relay ............................................................... Under 200m* .......................................... 3:10.70 ............... 3:14.80 Under 200m* ......................................3:36.60 .................. 3:43.60 200m*..................................................... 3:09.10 ............... 3:13.20 200m* .................................................3:35.40 .................. 3:42.40 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 3:07.50 ................3:11.60 Banked or over 200m* ........................3:34.20 .................. 3:41.20Distance Medley Relay – Meters ........................................................... Distance Medley Relay – Meters ........................................................... 200m or less* ......................................... 9:33.00 ............... 9:44.70 200m or less* .................................... 11:09.40 ................ 11:30.40 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 9:30.00 ............... 9:41.70 Banked or over 200m* ...................... 11:05.50 ................ 11:26.50Distance Medley Relay – Yards ............................................................. Distance Medley Relay – Yards ............................................................. 200m or less* ......................................... 9:35.70 ............... 9:47.40 200m or less* .................................... 11:11.00 ................ 11:32.00 Banked or over 200m* ........................... 9:33.50 ............... 9:45.20 Banked or over 200m* ...................... 11:09.00 ................ 11:30.00High Jump .......................................................... 2.24 .................... 2.14 High Jump .......................................................1.85 ....................... 1.78Pole Vault ........................................................... 5.50 .................... 5.20 Pole Vault.........................................................4.25 ....................... 4.00Long Jump .......................................................... 7.85 .................... 7.50 Long Jump .......................................................6.38 ....................... 6.13Triple Jump ....................................................... 16.15 .................. 15.45 Triple Jump ....................................................13.30 ..................... 12.65Shot Put ............................................................ 19.30 .................. 17.75 Shot Put .........................................................16.90 ..................... 15.2035-Pound Weight .............................................. 21.50 .................. 19.50 20-Pound Weight ...........................................21.00 ..................... 18.75Heptathlon ........................................................ 5,675 .................. 5,325 Pentathlon .....................................................4,075 ..................... 3,725

* – size of track

In a change from previous years, there are no qualifying standards for the 2010 NCAA outdoor championships. Instead, the top 48 entries in individual events and the top 24 relay teams will be invited to one of

two preliminary round sites – Austin, Texas (West) or Greensboro, N.C. (East) – to determine the field for the national meet held at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field June 9-12.

At the preliminary round sites, first-round and quarterfinal heats will narrow the list of competitors, with the semifinals and championship events contested in Eugene, Ore. For the heptathlon and decathlon,

the top 24 entries will not compete in the preliminary rounds and will advance directly to nationals.

Cal will participate in the West site on the University of Texas campus in Austin May 27-29 against schools from the following states: Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Wash-ington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.


2009 indoor & oUTdoor resUlTs

Mpsf indoor CHaMpionsHipsFeb. 27-28, 2009, Dempsey InDoor FacIlIty • UnIversIty oF WashIngton, seattle, Wash.

Men’s TeaM sCores 1. UCLA ...........................83.5 2. California ....................78.5 Washington State ........78.5 4. Oregon ...........................78 5. Arizona State ...............76.5 6. Washington ....................75 7. Stanford ..........................68 8. Cal State Northridge .......56 9. Arizona ...........................54 10. Long Beach State ...........14

Cal finisHers60 Meters.............1. Kellan Patterson ...........................................6.77

6. Nick Porter ...................................................6.92200 Meters.........18. Nick Porter .................................................22.16

21. Kellan Patterson .........................................22.22400 Meters.........12. Tojsh Kennedy ............................................48.75

15. Keagan Wethington ....................................49.05800 Meters...........3. Sean Carey .............................................1:49.65

4. Sebastian Sam ........................................1:49.8611. Francis Gadayan .....................................1:51.70

...........................16. Eric Lee ...................................................1:53.71Mile ......................1. Michael Coe ............................................4:00.29

11. Eric Lee ...................................................4:12.563000 Meters.........5. Mark Matusak ..........................................8:01.77

12. Matt K. Miller ...........................................8:15.0424. Brad Surh ................................................8:46.94

5000 Meters.......10. Kari Karlsson .........................................14:13.8715. Steve Sodaro ........................................14:31.1517. Matt H. Miller .........................................14:35.32

60-Meter Hurdles .3. Jordan Paul ..................................................8.006. Ryan Holmes ................................................8.17

12. Aaron Burney ...............................................8.434x400-Meter Relay ...................6. Kennedy, Casey, Sam, Gadayan ............ 3:15.74Distance Medley Relay ...................1. Matusak, Hanson, Sam, Coe .................. 9:29.71High Jump ...........1. Ed Wright..................................... 7-3.00 (2.21m)Pole Vault ............9. Ryan Shuler .............................. 16-5.50 (5.02m)Shot Put ...............8. Martin Maric ............................... 54-2.00 (16.52)

9. Patrick Kowalsky ..................... 54-1.00 (16.48m)Weight Throw ....14. Miles Palacios ....................... 53-10.25 (16.41m)Heptathlon ...........3. Kyle Mills-Bunje ...........................................5224

7. Kevin Kuechler ............................................4883

WoMen’s TeaM sCores 1. Stanford ........................ 115 2. Oregon ........................91.5 3. Arizona State ..................78 4. UCLA ...........................75.5 5. Washington .................72.5 6. California ....................68.5 7. Arizona ...........................62 8. Washington State ........51.5 9. Cal State Northridge ....32.5 10. Long Beach State ...........14

Cal finisHers60 Meters.............2. Cherrelle Garrett ..........................................7.38

12. Kristin Holmes ..............................................7.7816. Robin Hunte .................................................7.93

200 Meters...........2. Cherrelle Garrett ........................................24.036. Kandi Bonty ................................................24.64

10. Brook Turner ..............................................24.7322. Robin Hunte ...............................................25.87

400 Meters...........2. Brook Turner ..............................................54.3110. Kandi Bonty ................................................55.89

...........................12. Kayla Dixon ................................................56.4519. Evelyn Smith ..............................................57.32

800 Meters...........1. Mackenzie Pierce ....................................2:06.4511. Brazile Clark ............................................2:14.1214. Francesca Weems ..................................2:15.47

Mile ......................8. Taylor Bryson ..........................................4:55.325000 Meters.........4. Alison Greggor ......................................16:30.5660-Meter Hurdles .... Emani Truluck ..............................................DNF4x400-Meter Relay 5. Bonty, Dixon, Pierce, Turner ................... 3:43.29Distance Medley Relay ...................3. Bryson, Dixon, Weems, Maier ............... 11:41.10High Jump ...........2. Inika McPherson ........................5-11.50 (1.82m)

7. Kristen Meister ............................ 5-8.50 (1.74m)Pole Vault ............7. Allison Stokke ............................ 13-1.50 (4.00m)

9. Cyrena Giordano ....................... 12-7.50 (3.85m)12. Theresa Raub ........................... 12-1.50 (3.70m)

Long Jump ...........9. Jacklyn Lewis ............................ 18-8.50 (5.70m)16. Robin Hunte .............................. 17-3.25 (5.26m)

Tracey Stewart .............................................. NMTriple Jump ........10. Mercedes Marchbanks .............38-2.00 (11.63m)

Tracey Stewart .............................................. NMShot Put .............14. Linda Oseso ............................ 42-4.25 (12.91m)Weight Throw ......5. Kiely Smith .............................. 54-8.25 (16.67m)

11. Linda Oseso ............................ 50-0.75 (15.26m)

nCaa indoor CHaMpionsHipsmarch 13-14, 2009, gIllIam InDoor staDIUm • texas a&m UnIversIty, college statIon, texas

Men’s TeaM finisH: 12TH (18.5 poinTs)3,000 Meters........2. Michael Coe ............................................7:54.42Distance Medley Relay ...................3. Matusak, Hanson, Sam, Coe .................. 9:30.39High Jump .........T3. Ed Wright..................................... 7-0.25 (2.14m)

WoMen’s TeaM finisH: T41sT (5 poinTs)60 Meters...........14. Cherrelle Garrett ..........................................7.42High Jump ...........4. Inika McPherson .............................. 6-0 (1.83m)

11. Kristen Meister ............................ 5-8.75 (1.75m)Pole Vault ............... Katie Morgan ..................................................NH


Men’s TeaM sCores 1. Oregon .........................158 2. USC .............................. 117 3. Stanford ..........................93 4. Washington State ...........91 5. UCLA ..............................90 6. Arizona State ..................87 7. California .......................66 8. Arizona ...........................64 9. Washington ....................52

Cal finisHers100 Meters...........6. Kellan Patterson .........................................10.54

9. Nick Porter .................................................10.7317. Shane Vereen ............................................10.69

200 Meters.........16. Nick Porter .................................................21.7719. Keagan Wethington ....................................22.02

400 Meters.........13. Keagan Wethington ....................................48.3417. Tojsh Kennedy ............................................50.21

800 Meters...........5. Francis Gadayan .....................................1:50.656. Sebastian Sam ........................................1:51.087. Sean Carey .............................................1:52.35

1500 Meters.........8. Eric Lee ...................................................3:52.5910. Michael Coe ............................................3:53.69

5000 Meters.........4. Yosef Ghebray .......................................14:08.1310,000 Meters.... 11. Kari Karlsson .........................................30:47.733000-Meter Steeplechase .....12. Steve Sodaro ..........................................9:26.84110-Meter Hurdles .2. Jordan Paul ................................................13.66

8. Ryan Holmes ..............................................14.6010. Aaron Burney .............................................14.72

400-Meter Hurdles .2. Jake Hanson ..............................................50.3215. Ryan Holmes ..............................................54.05

4x100-Meter Relay .6. Patterson, Wethington, Porter, Vereen ....... 40.904x400-Meter Relay .5. Wethington, Sam, Gadayan, Hanson ...... 3:10.26Discus ..................2. Martin Maric ............................... 197-0 (60.06m)

12. Patrick Kowalsky ........................ 159-3 (48.53m)Shot Put ...............6. Patrick Kowalsky ..................... 55-5.50 (16.90m)Javelin .................5. Ryan Young ................................ 221-2 (67.42m)

6. Martin Maric ............................... 216-9 (66.07m)High Jump ...........8. Brian Carmichael ......................... 6-6.75 (2.00m)Long Jump ......... 11. Kyle Mills-Bunje .............................. 23-0 (7.01m)Pole Vault ............9. Ryan Shuler .............................. 17-0.75 (5.20m)

Andrew Stevens .............................................NHDecathlon ............4. Kyle Mills-Bunje ..........................................7,007

14. Kevin Kuechler ...........................................5,362

WoMen’s TeaM sCores 1. Oregon ......................165.5 2. Stanford ........................138 3. Arizona State ................ 112 4. USC ..............................108 5. UCLA ...........................79.5 6. Washington ....................63 7. California .......................58 8. Arizona ...........................49 9. Washington State ...........44 10. Oregon State ....................0

Cal finisHers100 Meters...........2. Cherrelle Garrett ........................................ 11.38200 Meters...........2. Cherrelle Garrett ........................................23.63400 Meters...........5. Brook Turner ..............................................53.73

8. Kandi Bonty ................................................54.3414. Kayla Dixon ................................................56.55

800 Meters.........13. Brazile Clark ............................................2:14.2222. Mackenzie Pierce .........................................DNF

1500 Meters.......15. Taylor Bryson ..........................................4:40.605000 Meters.......22. Michelle Davis .......................................17:30.25

23. Ellie Keene ............................................17:32.58 Deborah Maier .............................................DNF

10,000 Meters....12. Alison Greggor ......................................37:02.49100-Meter Hurdles ..1. Kimyon Broom ............................................13.02

15. Emani Truluck ............................................14.14400-Meter Hurdles .9. Natalya Beneby .......................................1:01.384x100-Meter Relay .8. Broom, Bonty, Dixon, Garrett ..................... 46.414x400-Meter Relay .5. Bonty, Dixon, Smith, Turner.....................3:40.91Long Jump ...........9. Kristin Holmes ................................ 19-8 (5.99m)

14. Jackie Lewis ................................... 18-3 (5.56m)Triple Jump ..........4. Tracey Stewart ............................. 40-9 (12.42m)

9. Mercedes Marchbanks ............... 39-10 (12.14m)10. Artensia Young ........................ 39-7.75 (12.08m)

High Jump ...........1. Inika McPherson ........................5-11.25 (1.81m) Tifani Grimes ..................................................NH

Pole Vault ............2. Katie Morgan ................................ 13-10 (4.22m)4. Cyrena Giordano ....................... 13-4.25 (4.07m)8. Allison Stokke ............................ 13-0.25 (3.97m)

Discus ..................... Kendall Morris ............................................... NMShot Put ...............8. Linda Oseso ................................. 45-1 (13.74m)Hammer ............. 11. Kiely Smith ................................163-11 (49.97m)

15. Linda Oseso ............................... 152-2 (46.38m)

paC-10 oUTdoor CHaMpionsHipsmay 16-17, 2009, hayWarD FIelD • UnIversIty oF oregon, eUgene, ore.

nCaa oUTdoor CHaMpionsHipsJUne 10-13, 2009 • UnIversIty oF arkansas, FayettevIlle, ark.

Men’s TeaM finisH: T25TH (10 poinTs)800 Meters.........27. Francis Gadayan .....................................1:53.461500 Meters.......10. Michael Coe ............................................3:41.6410,000 Meters......... Yosef Ghebray ..............................................DNF110-Meter Hurdles .25. Jordan Paul ................................................14.63400-Meter Hurdles 26. Jake Hanson ..............................................53.19Discus ..................1. Martin Maric ............................... 196-3 (59.82m)

WoMen’s TeaM finisH: na (0 poinTs)100 Meters.........15. Cherrelle Garrett ........................................ 11.77400 Meters.........13. Kandi Bonty ................................................53.88

17. Brook Turner ..............................................54.8910,000 Meters......... Alison Greggor .............................................DNF4x100-Meter Relay 13. Broom, Bonty, Dixon, Garrett ..................... 44.66Triple Jump ........27. Tracey Stewart ........................... 39-10 (12.14m)Pole Vault ..........13. Katie Morgan ............................. 13-5.25 (4.10m)

19. Allison Stokke .............................. 12-9.5 (3.90m)


2009 indoor BesT perforManCesMen’s BesT perforManCes

Athlete Date Meet ................................................ Season ...................................... PR

60 MeTers Kellan Patterson 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................6.77 ............................... 6.77Shane Vereen 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................6.94 ......................................Nick Porter 2/27 MPSF Championships ................................6.84 ............................... 6.84Kevin Kuechler 1/30 UW Invitational ...........................................7.38h

200 MeTersJake Hanson 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................22.01 ............................. 22.01Nick Porter 2/27 MPSF Championships ..............................22.16 ............................. 21.53Kellan Patterson 2/27 MPSF Championships ..............................22.22 ............................. 22.15Keagan Wethington 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................22.25 ......................................Ryan Holmes 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................22.79 ......................................Jordan Paul 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................22.86 ............................. 22.47Aaron Burney 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................23.18 ......................................

400 MeTersJake Hanson 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................48.30 ............................. 48.01Keagan Wethington 1/31 UW Invitational .........................................48.71 ............................. 48.71Tojsh Kennedy 2/28 MPSF Championships ..............................48.75

800 MeTersSean Carey 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................1:49.65# ........................ 1:49.65Sebastian Sam 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................1:49.86# ....................................Francis Gadayan 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................1:51.70 .......................... 1:49.78Eric Lee 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................1:53.71 .......................... 1:52.23Brad Surh 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................1:54.80 ......................................Joey Thomas 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational ....................2:07.27 .......................... 1:59.75

Mile Michael Coe 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................4:00.29#^ ...................... 4:00.29Mark Matusak 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................4:05.83 .......................... 4:03.15Eric Lee 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................4:12.56 .......................... 4:10.54Brad Surh 1/31 UW Invitational ......................................4:13.15 ......................................

3000 MeTersMichael Coe 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................7:48.05=^ ...................... 7:48.05Mark Matusak 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................8:01.77# ........................ 8:01.77Matt K. Miller 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................8:15.04 ......................................Brad Surh 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................8:26.94 ......................................

5000 MeTers Kari Karlsson 2/27 MPSF Championships .........................14:17.03 ........................ 14:07.13Steve Sodaro 2/27 MPSF Championships .........................14:31.15 ......................................Matt H. Miller 2/27 MPSF Championships .........................14:35.32 ........................ 14:35.32

60-MeTer HUrdlesJordan Paul 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................8.00 ............................... 8.00Ryan Holmes 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................8.17 ......................................Aaron Burney 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................8.38 ......................................Kevin Kuechler 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................8.54h ....................................Kyle Mills-Bunje 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................8.86h ............................. 8.82

4x400-meter relayGadayan, Sam 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................3:14.76 .......................... 3:14.76T. Kennedy, WethingtonT. Kennedy, Carey 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................3:15.74 .......................... 3:15.74Sam, GadayanCarey, Gadayan 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational ....................3:18.08 .......................... 3:18.08Thomas, Sam

disTanCe Medley relay Matusak, Gadayan 2/27 MPSF Championships ...........................9:29.71=^ ...................... 9:29.71Sam, Coe

HiGH JUMpEd Wright 2/28 MPSF Championships .........................7-3 (2.21m)# ...................... 7-3.25Kyle Mills-Bunje 2/27 MPSF Championships .........................6-3 (1.92m)h ........................... 6-5Kevin Kuechler 1/30 UW Invitational ...........................................1.82mh

lonG JUMpKyle Mills-Bunje 2/27 MPSF Championships ...........................6.92m/22-8.50h .. 7.12m/23-4.50Kevin Kuechler 1/30 UW Invitational ......................................6.61mh

Triple JUMpNA

sHoT pUT Martin Maric 2/28 MPSF Championships ......................... 16.52m/54-2.50 ..... 16.52/54-2.50Patrick Kowalsky 2/28 MPSF Championships ......................... 16.48m/54-1.00 ..... 16.48/54-1.00Miles Palacios 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .................. 13.39m/43-11.25 ............. 47-7.25Kyle Mills-Bunje 2/27 MPSF Championships ......................... 12.56m/41-2.50h ... 12.95/42-6.00Kevin Kuechler 2/27 MPSF Championships ......................... 11.60m/38-0.75h .........................

WeiGHT THroW Miles Palacios 1/31 UW Invitational .........................................16.51m/54-2.00 16.51/54-2.00

pole vaUltRyan Shuler 3/7 UW Last-Chance Qualifier ..........................5.18m/17-0 ............... 17-0.75Kyle Mills-Bunje 2/28 MPSF Championships ................................4.55m/14-11.00h ..................Kevin Kuechler 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................3.97m/13-0.25h ....................

HepTaTHlonKyle Mills-Bunje 2/28 MPSF Championships .........................5,224 .................................. 5,224Kevin Kuechler 2/28 MPSF Championships .........................4,883 .................................. 4,883

WoMen’s BesT perforManCesAthlete Date Meet ................................................ Season ...................................... PR

60 MeTersCherrelle Garrett 2/27 MPSF Championships ................................7.34# ............................. 7.34Kristin Holmes 2/27 MPSF Championships ................................7.78 ............................... 7.78Robyn Hunte 2/27 MPSF Championships ................................7.93 ............................... 7.93Jackie Lewis 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................7.94 ............................... 7.94Emani Truluck 2/14 Husky Classic .............................................8.14 ............................... 8.14

200 MeTers Cherrelle Garrett 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................23.83# ........................... 23.68Kandi Bonty 2/27 MPSF Championships ..............................24.64 ............................. 24.31Brook Turner 2/27 MPSF Championships ..............................24.73 ............................. 24.51Robyn Hunte 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................25.82 ............................. 25.82Emani Truluck 1/31 UW Invitational .........................................26.55 ............................. 26.55

400 MeTers Brook Turner 2/28 MPSF Championships ..............................54.31# ........................... 54.06Kandi Bonty 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................55.55 ............................. 56.61Kayla Dixon 2/28 MPSF Championships ..............................56.45 ............................. 56.45Mackenzie Pierce 1/31 UW Invitational .........................................56.57 ............................. 55.61Evelyn Smith 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................57.21 ............................. 56.52Francesca Weems 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................59.56 ............................. 56.75

800 MeTersMackenzie Pierce 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................2:06.45# ........................ 2:04.78Brazile Clark 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................2:14.12 .......................... 2:14.12Francesca Weems 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................2:15.47 .......................... 2:15.47

MileTaylor Bryson 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................4:55.32 .......................... 4:55.32

3000 MeTersAlison Greggor 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................9:36.26^ ........................ 9:36.26Deborah Maier 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................9:42.95 .......................... 9:42.95

5000 MeTersAlison Greggor 2/27 MPSF Championships .........................16:30.56#^ .................... 16:30.56

60M HUrdlesEmani Truluck 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................8.91 ............................... 8.91

4x400m relayBonty, Dixon, 2/28 MPSF Championships ...........................3:43.29Pierce, TurnerBonty, Turner, 2/14 Husky Classic ........................................3:44.41E. Smith, Dixon

disTanCe Medley relayBryson, Dixon, 2/27 MPSF Championships ......................... 11:41.10 Weems, Maier

HiGH JUMpInika McPherson 3/13 NCAA Championships ...............................1.83m/6-0# ...................... 6-2Kristen Meister 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................1.82m/5-11.50# .1.82/5-11.50

lonG JUMpJackie Lewis 2/14 Husky Classic .............................................5.98m/19-7.50 ......................Robyn Hunte 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................5.56m/18-3.00 ......................Mercedes Marchbanks 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................5.33m/17-6.00 .......... 18-6.50

Triple JUMpMercedes Marchbanks 2/28 MPSF Championships .............................. 11.63m/38-2.0 ............ 39-6.75

pole vaUltKatie Morgan 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .........................4.20m/13-9.25= ............. 13-1Allison Stokke 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................4.07m/13-4.25# ............. 13-7Cyrena Giordano 2/14 Husky Classic .............................................3.96m/12-11.75# ........... 13-0Theresa Raub 1/31 UW Invitational ...........................................3.82m/12-6.25 .......... 12-2.50

sHoT pUTLinda Oseso 1/24 Cherry & Silver Invitational .......................13.58/44-6.75 .........................

WeiGHT THroWKiely Smith 2/27 MPSF Championships ..............................16.67m/54-8.25 ......................Linda Oseso 2/14 Husky Classic ...........................................15.30m/50-2.50 ......................

penTaTHlonNA

= – NCAA automatic qualifier# – NCAA provisional qualifier^ – Indoor school record% – Cal freshman recordh – Earned mark/time in heptathlon


2009 Men's oUTdoor BesT perforManCesAthlete Date Meet ................................................ Season ...................................... PR

100 MeTersKellan Patterson 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ............................10.45* ............................ 10.45Nick Porter 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ............................10.50* ............................ 10.50Shane Vereen 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite.................................10.66 ............................. 10.66Jordan Paul 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................ 11.25 ..............................11.10Aaron Burney 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................ 11.36 ..............................11.36Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/9 Pac-10 Multis ............................................ 11.37 ..............................11.37Kevin Kuechler 3/25 UC Davis Multi Meet ................................. 11.43 ..............................11.43

200 MeTersKellan Patterson 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................21.62 ............................. 21.62Nick Porter 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ............................21.77 ............................. 21.53Keagan Wethington 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ............................22.02 ............................. 22.02Jordan Paul 4/18 Big Meet ..................................................22.23 ............................. 22.23Aaron Burney 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................23.02 ............................. 23.02

400 MeTersJake Hanson 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ..............................47.52 ............................. 47.52Keagan Wethington 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................47.98 ............................. 47.98Tojsh Kennedy 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................48.31 ............................. 48.17Sebastian Sam 3/27 Stanford Invitational..................................48.46 ............................. 48.00Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/9 Pac-10 Multis ............................................52.21 ............................. 52.21Kevin Kuechler 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................52.94 ............................. 52.94

800 MeTersSebastian Sam 5/29 NCAA West Regional ............................1:48.82* ......................... 1:48.82Francis Gadayan 5/16 Pac-10 Championships .........................1:48.90* ......................... 1:48.90Sean Carey 5/16 Pac-10 Championships .........................1:50.33* ......................... 1:49.43Eric Lee 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ..................1:51.36 .......................... 1:51.36Brad Surh 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ..................1:54.26 .......................... 1:54.00Dmitry Kislyuk 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...........................1:57.90 .......................... 1:57.90James Attarian 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...........................1:58.89 .......................... 1:58.89

1500 MeTersMichael Coe 6/11 NCAA Championships ...........................3:41.60* ......................... 3:41.60Yosef Ghebray 4/18 Big Meet ................................................3:43.82* ......................... 3:43.82Eric Lee 4/18 Big Meet ................................................3:44.01* ......................... 3:44.01Francis Gadayan 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................3:54.04 .......................... 3:51.38Brad Surh 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................3:55.11 ...........................3:55.11Sean Carey 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................3:55.55 .......................... 3:55.55Nick Palladino 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .............................3:56.22 .......................... 3:56.22Steve Sodaro 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................3:56.69 .......................... 3:56.69Dmitry Kislyuk 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...........................3:59.60 .......................... 3:59.60James Attarian 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ........................4:01.42 .......................... 4:01.42Matt H. Miller 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................4:02.31 .......................... 4:02.31Brad Suhr 4/18 Big Meet ................................................4:08.95 .......................... 4:08.95Dan Brown 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational.....................4:17.89 .......................... 4:17.89Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/10 Pac-10 Multis .........................................4:50.34 .......................... 4:50.34Kevin Kuechler 3/26 UC Davis Multi Meet ..............................4:58.72 .......................... 4:58.72

MileMichael Coe 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...........................3:56.18^* ....................... 3:56.18

3000 MeTersMichael Coe 4/18 Big Meet ................................................8:13.09 .......................... 7:48.05Kari Karlsson 4/18 Big Meet ................................................8:13.39 .......................... 8:12.39Matt H. Miller 4/18 Big Meet ................................................8:39.73 .......................... 8:39.73Eric Lee 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................8:40.87 .......................... 8:40.87Yosef Ghebray 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................8:51.22 .......................... 8:02.68James Attarian 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................8:53.08 .......................... 8:53.08Dmitry Kislyuk 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................8:57.89 .......................... 8:57.89

3000 MeTers sTeepleCHaseSteve Sodaro 5/16 Pac-10 Championships .........................8:54.16* ......................... 8:54.16

5000 MeTersYosef Ghebray 4/24 Brutus Hamilton Invite .........................13:44.75* ....................... 13:44.75Kari Karlsson 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite............................14:06.61* ....................... 14:06.61Steve Sodaro 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ......................14:28.72 ........................ 14:28.72Matt H. Miller 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ......................14:56.88 ........................ 14:56.88Dan Brown 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ......................16:12.73 ........................ 16:12.73

10,000 MeTersYosef Ghebray 3/27 Stanford Invitational.............................28:32.27*^ ..................... 28:32.27Kari Karlsson 5/16 Pac-10 Championships .......................30:47.73 ........................ 29:28.05

110-MeTer HUrdlesJordan Paul 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ............................13.66* ............................ 13.66Ryan Holmes 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ............................14.42 ............................. 14.05Aaron Burney 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................14.71 ............................. 13.95Kevin Kuechler 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................16.11 ..............................16.11Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ............................................16.12 ............................. 15.23

400-MeTer HUrdlesJake Hanson 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ............................50.32* ............................ 49.82Ryan Holmes 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................52.91 ............................. 52.91

4x100-meter relayPatterson, 5/30 NCAA West Regional ....................................40.43*Wethington , Porter, Vereen

4x400-meter relayWethington, Sam 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ...............................3:10.26Gadayan, HansonT. Kennedy, Sam, 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ........................3:11.56Gadayan, HansonCarey, Hanson, 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational...........................3:12.64Holmes, T. Kennedy

HiGH JUMpBrian Carmichael 3/27 Stanford Invitational......................... 6-8.75 (2.05m) .........6-8.75 (2.05m)Kyle Mills-Bunje 3/25 UC Davis Multi Meet ........................ 6-4.75 (1.95m) .........6-5.00 (1.96m)Dom Powell 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ........................ 6-2.75 (1.90m) .........6-2.75 (1.90m)Kevin Kuechler 5/9 Pac-10 Multis ................................... 5-9.75 (1.77m) .........5-9.75 (1.77m)

lonG JUMpKyle Mills-Bunje 4/18 Big Meet ........................................ 23-0.25 (7.07m) .......23-4.50 (7.12m)Kevin Kuechler 3/25 UC Davis Multi Meet ...................... 22-4.00 (6.84m) .......22-4.00 (6.84m)

Triple JUMpBrian Carmichael 4/18 Big Meet ...................................... 40-7.75 (12.39m) .....40-7.75 (12.39m)

disCUsMartin Maric 6/11 NCAA Championships .................201-10 (61.53m)* ........205-8 (62.68m)Patrick Kowalsky 5/17 Pac-10 Championships .................. 159-3 (48.53m) ........159-3 (48.53m)Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/10 Pac-10 Multis .................................. 121-5 (37.01m) ........129-9 (39.62m)Kevin Kuechler 5/10 Pac-10 Multis .................................. 107-1 (32.64m) ........107-1 (32.64m)

sHoT pUTPatrick Kowalsky 3/21 Hornet Invitational ......................56-8.00 (17.27m)* .....56-8.00 (17.27m)Martin Maric 4/18 Big Meet ...................................... 54-6.50 (16.03m) .....54-6.50 (16.03m)Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/9 Pac-10 Multis ............................. 40-10.25 (12.45m) .....42-6.00 (12.95m)Kevin Kuechler 3/25 UC Davis Multi Meet ..................37-11.5.0 (11.57m) .. 37-11.5.0 (11.57m)

pole vaUltRyan Shuler 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite.....................17-2.75 (5.25m)* .......17-4.00 (5.29m)Andrew Stevens 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite .......... 16-0.75 (4.90m) .......16-0.75 (4.90m)Kyle Mills-Bunje 3/26 UC Davis Multi Meet ...................... 15-3.00 (4.65m) .......15-3.00 (4.65m)Cameron Kroll 4/18 Big Meet ........................................ 15-1.75 (4.62m) .......15-1.75 (4.62m)Kevin Kuechler 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ................................11-11.75 (3.65m) ..... 11-11.75 (3.65m)

JavelInRyan Young 4/10 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ...... 250-10 (76.45m)^* ......250-10 (76.45m)Martin Maric 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ..........218-0 (66.46m)* ........237-3 (72.32m)Kyle Mills-Bunje 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ................................ 177-11 (54.22m) ...... 177-11 (54.22m)Kevin Kuechler 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ................................ 145-11 (44.47m) ...... 145-11 (44.47m)

deCaTHlonKyle Mills-Bunje 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ..................................................7,007 ....................... 7,007Kevin Kuechler 5/10 Pac-10 Multis ..................................................5,362 ....................... 5,362

* – NCAA regional qualifier^ – Outdoor school record% – Cal freshman record

Martin Maric


2009 WoMen's oUTdoor BesT perforManCesAthlete Date Meet ................................................ Season ...................................... PR

100 MeTersCherrelle Garrett 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ............................ 11.34* .............................11.34Kimyon Broom 4/18 Big Meet ................................................... 11.97 ..............................11.97Kristin Holmes 3/28 Stanford Invitational..................................12.08 ............................. 12.08Jackie Lewis 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................12.08 ............................. 12.08Robyn Hunte 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ..............................12.27 ..............................11.91Emani Truluck 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................12.66 ............................. 12.66Dantia Hudson 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................12.79 ............................. 12.79

200 MeTersCherrelle Garrett 3/28 Stanford Invitational..................................23.63* ............................ 23.63Kandi Bonty 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite.................................24.23 ............................. 24.23Kayla Dixon 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................24.33 ............................. 24.33Brook Turner 4/24 Brutus Hamilton Invite ..............................24.60 ............................. 24.10Kristin Holmes 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................24.75 ............................. 24.19Tracey Stewart 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................24.76 ............................. 24.76Robyn Hunte 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................25.29 ............................. 24.80Danita Hudson 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................26.07 ............................. 26.07Emani Truluck 4/18 Big Meet ...................................................26.07 ............................. 26.07

400 MeTersBrook Turner 5/29 NCAA West Regional ...............................53.34* ............................ 53.31Kandi Bonty 5/30 NCAA West Regional ...............................53.70* ............................ 53.70Kayla Dixon 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................55.29 ............................. 55.29Evelyn Smith 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................55.91 ............................. 55.91Mackenzie Pierce 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................56.43 ............................. 55.61Brazile Clark 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................57.93 ............................. 55.80Shannon Forbes 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ..............................58.19 ............................. 58.22Natalya Beneby 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener .................................58.83 ............................. 57.22Hayley Huxtable 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................1:01.95 ............................. 55.70

800 MeTersBrazile Clark 4/18 Big Meet ................................................ 2:11.91 ...........................2:11.10Mackenzie Pierce 5/10 Sacramento Open .................................2:13.02 .......................... 2:04.78Francesca Weems 4/24 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...........................2:13.48 .......................... 2:13.48

1500 MeTersDeborah Maier 4/18 Big Meet ................................................4:32.09 .......................... 4:32.09Ellie Keene 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational.....................4:42.50 .......................... 4:42.50Keena Kohl 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................4:43.57 .......................... 4:43.57Taylor Bryson 5/16 Pac-10 Championships .........................4:40.60 .......................... 4:40.60Crystal Esparza 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ........................4:46.42 .......................... 4:46.42Michelle Davis 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational.....................4:50.62 .......................... 4:50.62

3000 MeTersEllie Keene 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..............................9:58.06 .......................... 9:58.06Michelle Davis 4/18 Big Meet ..............................................10:03.24 ........................ 10:03.24Taylor Dutch 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ............................10:24.03 ........................ 10:24.03Crystal Esparza 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ............................10:42.45 ........................ 10:42.45

5000 MeTersDeborah Maier 3/27 Stanford Invitational.............................16:31.41* ....................... 16:31.41Ellie Keene 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ...................... 17:11.06 .........................17:11.06Michelle Davis 4/24 Brutus Hamilton Invite .........................17:16.97 ........................ 17:16.97Taylor Dutch 3/27 SFSU Distance Carnival ......................17:38.02 ........................ 17:38.02

10,000 MeTersAlison Greggor 3/27 Stanford Invitational ............................34:37.01 ........................ 34:37.01

100-MeTer HUrdlesKimyon Broom 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ............................13.02^* .......................... 13.02Emani Truluck 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invite ..............................14.02 ............................. 14.02Dantia Hudson 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite.................................14.27 ............................. 14.27

400-MeTer HUrdlesEvelyn Smith 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational........................59.85* ............................ 59.07Natalya Beneby 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ..................1:01.20 .......................... 1:00.58Shannon Forbes 4/18 Big Meet ................................................1:01.85 .......................... 1:01.85

4x100-meter relayDixon, Bonty, Lewis, Garrett 4/11 ..........................Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ................. 44.56*Broom, Bonty, Dixon, Garrett 6/10 ..................................NCAA Championships ................. 44.66*

4x400-meter relayBonty, Dixon, Smith, Turner 3/28 ..................................... Stanford Invitational .............. 3:39.04*Beneby, Clark, Forbes, Smith 4/4 ............................. Sac State Elite Invitational ............... 3:50.15

HiGH JUMpInika McPherson 4/18 Big Meet ........................................6-0.00 (1.83m)* ...........6-2.00 (1.88m)Kristen Meister 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ......................5-8.75 (1.75m)* ......... 5-11.25 (1.81m)Tifani Grimes 4/11 Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invite ..........5-7.00 (1.70m) ............5-8.00 (1.73m)

lonG JUMpKristin Holmes 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ...............19-8.00 (5.99m) ..........19-8.00 (5.99m)Jackie Lewis 4/18 Big Meet ......................................19-1.50 (5.83m) ..........19-1.50 (5.83m)Tracey Stewart 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational...........18-7.75 (5.68m) ..........19-9.75 (6.03m)Robyn Hunte 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational...........17-8.75 (5.40m) ..........19-4.00 (5.88m)Tifani Grimes 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..................16-10.50 (5.13m) ..........18-5.75 (5.63m)

Triple JUMpTracey Stewart 5/30 NCAA West Regional ..................42-3.50 (12.89m)* .....42-3.50 (12.89m)Artensia Young 4/25 Brutus Hamilton Invitational.........41-7.25 (12.68m)* .....41-7.25 (12.68m)Mercedes Marchbanks 5/2 Payton Jordan Invite....................40-1.25 (12.22m) ......40-9.75 (12.44m)

pole vaUltKatie Morgan 5/17 Pac-10 Championships .............13-10.00 (4.22m)* ...... 13-11.75 (4.26m)Allison Stokke 5/9 Sacramento Open .......................13-9.75 (4.21m)* .........13-9.75 (4.21m)Cyrena Giordano 5/17 Pac-10 Championships ...............13-4.25 (4.07m)* .........13-4.25 (4.07m)Veronica Stimson 4/4 Sac State Elite Invitational...........11-3.75 (3.45m) ..........13-0.00 (3.96m)Theresa Raub 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ..................10-11.75 (3.35m) ..........12-7.50 (3.85m)

disCUsKendall Morris 5/9 Sacramento Open .............152-11 (46.60m) .................. 152-11 (46.60m)Kiely Smith 4/18 Big Meet ..............................115-8 (35.26m) ....................127-9 (38.95m)

HaMMerLinda Oseso 4/24 Brutus Hamilton Invite ...... 167-10 (51.16m) ..................167-10 (51.16m)Kiely Smith 5/17 Pac-10 Championships .....163-11 (49.97m) .................. 163-11 (49.97m)

sHoT pUTLinda Oseso 5/16 Pac-10 Championships ...............45-1.00 (13.74m) ......45-1.00 (13.74m)Kendall Morris 4/18 Big Meet ......................................34-1.25 (10.39m) ......34-1.25 (10.39m)

JavelInDanielle Hoolko 3/7 Cal Outdoor Opener ........... 139-4 (42.48m) ....................139-4 (42.48m)Inika McPherson 4/18 Big Meet ..............................118-0 (35.98m) .................... 118-0 (35.98m)Tifani Grimes 4/18 Big Meet ..............................115-3 (35.12m) .................... 115-3 (35.12m)

* – NCAA regional qualifier^ – Outdoor school record% – Cal freshman record

Brook Turner


Cal oUTdoor reCords

Antonette Carter

Cal Men’s reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Site Year100m 10.18a Atlee Mahorn Provo, UT 1990200m 20.20 Atlee Mahorn Eugene, OR/NCAA Championships 1988400m 45.46 Peter Howard Tucson, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 1985800m 1:45.4 Rick Brown Eugene, OR, Final Olympic Trials 1972Mile 3:56.18 Michael Coe Berkeley, CA/Brutus Hamilton Invite 20091500m 3:39.9 Andy Clifford Tempe, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 19793000m SC 8:35.37 Kevin Davis Indianapolis, IN/USATF Championships 20075000m 13:31.8 Bolota Asmerom Walnut, CA/Mt. SAC Relays 200110,000m 28:32.27 Yosef Ghebray Stanford, CA/Stanford Invitational 2009110m Hurdles 13.39 Larry Cowling Provo, UT/NCAA Championships 1982400m Hurdles 48.46 Larry Cowling Provo, UT/NCAA Championships 1982400m Relay 39.14 Strickland, Burns, Nichols, Walker Provo, UT/NCAA Championships 19751600m Relay 3:03.9 Wallace, Walker, Mosley, Robinson Philadelphia, PA/NCAA Championships 1976High Jump 7-5.75 Jeff Rogers Kauhajoki, Finland 1990Pole Vault 18-8.25 Brent Burns Austin, TX/NCAA Championships 1992Long Jump 26-6.25 Curtis Rogers Fresno, CA/Fresno Relays 1990Triple Jump 55-0 Ken Williams Tucson, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 1985Shot Put 66-3 Dave Porath Stanford, CA/Pac-10 Championships 1981Discus 210-11 Ramon Jimenez-Gaona Eugene, OR/Pac-10 Championships 1992Hammer 229-0 Jari Matinolli Stanford, CA/Stanford Relays 1986Javelin (new) 250-10 Ryan Young Los Angeles, CA/Joyner-Kersee Invite 2009Javelin (old) 267-4 Bruce Kennedy Berkeley, CA/Kennedy Games 1973Decathlon 8,007 Chris Huffins New Orleans, LA/NCAA Championships 1993

Cal WoMen’s reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Site Year100m 11.33 Antonette Carter Provo, UT/NCAA West Regional 2006200m 22.72a Antonette Carter Sacramento, CA/NCAA Championships 2006400m 52.53 Latasha Gilliam Los Angeles, CA/Pac-10 Championships 1996800m 1:59.29 Alysia Johnson Sacramento, CA/NCAA Championships 20071500m 4:09.23 Louise Romo Los Angeles, CA/ Olympic Trials Final 19843000m 9:21.42 Marilyn Davis Berkeley, CA/Triangular Meet 19863000m SC 10:22.38 Marielle Schlueter Berkeley, CA/Big Meet 20025000m 15:46.8 Kirsten O’Hara Austin, TX/NCAA Championships 198510,000m 32:40.76 Kirsten O’Hara Indianapolis, IN/TAC Championships 1985100m Hurdles 13.02 Kimyon Broom Eugene, OR/Pac-10 Championships 2009400m Hurdles 57.61 Helga Halldorsdottir Corvallis, OR/NorPac Championships 1986400m Relay 44.28 Omwanghe, T. Johnson, Hawes, Carter Tucson, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 20041600m Relay 3:35.46 Turner, Pierce, E. Smith, A. Johnson Berkeley, CA/Calif. Coll. Challenge 2007High Jump 6-0.75 Beth Vidakovits Stanford, CA/Pac-10 Championships 1989Pole Vault 13-9.25 Katie Morgan Modesto, CA/California Relays 2008Long Jump 22-1 Sheila Hudson Durham, NC/NCAA Championships 1990Triple Jump 46-0.75 Sheila Hudson Durham, NC/NCAA Championships 1990Shot Put 54-4.75 Kristin Heaston Tempe, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 1999Discus 188-11 Kelechi Anyanwu Sacramento CA/NCAA Championships 2007Hammer 214-0 Jennifer Joyce Berkeley, CA/Big Meet 2002Javelin (new) 152-10 Emilee Strot Sacramento, CA/NCAA Championships 2006Javelin (old) 170-7 Kristen Engle College Station, TX/AIAW Championships 1982Heptathlon 5624 Ifeoma Ozoeze Tucson, AZ/Pac-10 Championships 1995

Bolota Asmerom


fresHMan & indoor reCords

Men’s fresHMen reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Year100m.............................. 10.26 .... Atlee Mahorn .......................... 1986200m.............................. 20.34 .... Atlee Mahorn .......................... 1986400m.............................. 45.62 .... Atlee Mahorn .......................... 1986800m........................... 1:47.09 .... Mike White .............................. 19791500m......................... 3:43.62 .... David Torrence ....................... 20043000m......................... 8:05.25 .... Yosef Ghebray ....................... 20075000m....................... 14:02.27 .... Bolota Asmerom ..................... 199810,000m.................... 29:28.05 .... Kari Karlsson .......................... 20083000m SC................... 8:58.91 .... Steve Valen ............................. 1983110mHH ......................... 13.80 .... Carl Florant ............................ 1974400mH ........................... 51.31 .... Larry Cowling .......................... 19794x100m Relay................ 41.10 .... Adams, Brinksworth,

Gould, Beaty ........................... 19634x400m Relay............. 3:09.10 .... Courchesne, Fishback,

Brown, Archibald ..................... 1962High Jump .................... 7-3.75 .... Teak Wilburn ........................... 2003Pole Vault ................... 17-5.75 .... Brent Burns ............................. 1988Long Jump .................. 25-6.50 .... Floyd Eddings ......................... 1978Triple Jump ...................... 54-4 .... Ken Williams ........................... 1983Shot Put ...................... 60-9.25 .... Rhuben Williams ..................... 2001Discus .......................... 184-08 .... Nate Rolfe ............................... 2006Hammer ......................... 229-0 .... Jari Matinolli ............................ 1986Javelin ......................... 232-10 .... Ryan Young ........................... 2006

Men’s indoor reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Site Year60m 6.77 Kellan Patterson Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2009200m 21.26 Toby Atawo Boise, ID/MPSF Championships 2003400m 46.90 Darren Woods Seattle, WAMPSF Championships 2005800m 1:49.65 Sean Carey Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2009Mile 4:00.29 Michael Coe Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 20093000m 7:48.05 Michael Coe Seattle, WA/Husky Classic 20095000m 14:07.97 Girmay Guangul Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 200560mH 7.89 Thomas Mack Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 20084x400m Relay 3:12.98 Solis, Suddaby, Conrad, McClary A. Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2005DMR 9:29.71 Matusak, Gadayan, Sam, Coe Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2009High Jump 7-4.25 John Morris San Francisco, CA 1984Pole Vault 17-10.5 Brent Burns Flagstaff, AZ 1994Long Jump 25-11 Chris Huffins Reno, NV 1993Triple Jump 54-2.50 Lenards Ozolinish Indianapolis, IN/NCAA Championships 1995Shot Put 62-4.50 Rhuben Williams Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2005Weight Throw 64-10 Rhuben Williams Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2004Heptathlon 5437 Jonas Hallgrimsson Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2004

WoMen’s indoor reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Site Year60m 7.33 Antonette Carter Flagstaff, AZ/Arizona-California Challenge 2006200m 23.81 Antonette Carter Seattle, WAMPSF Championships 2006400m 54.31 Brook Turner Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2009800m 2:03.39 Alysia Johnson Fayetteville, AR/NCAA Championships 2008Mile 4:49.04 Bridget Duffy Seattle, WAMPSF Championships 20063000m 9:36.26 Alison Greggor Seattle, WA/Husky Classic 20095000m 16:30..56 Alison Greggor Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 200960mH 8.31 O. Omwanghe Seattle, WA/Husky Classic 20064x400m Relay 3:37.64 Smith, Turner, Pierce, A. Johnson Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2007DMR 11:28.96 Maclise, Bonty, A. Johnson, Duffy Seattle, WA/MPSF Championships 2006High Jump 6-0 Inika McPherson College Station, TX/NCAA Championships 2009Pole Vault 13-9.25 Katie Morgan Albuquerque, NM/Cherry & Silver Invite 2009Long Jump 21-9.50 Sheila Hudson Indianapolis, IN/NCAA Championships 1990Triple Jump 45-9 Sheila Hudson Indianapolis, IN/NCAA Championships 1990Shot Put 53-7.50 Dana Lawson Fayetteville, AR/NCAA Championships 2001Weight Throw 60-4.50 Carrie Johnson Seattle, WAMPSF Championships 2006Pentathlon 4189 Brooke Meredith Fayetteville, AR/NCAA Championships 2004

WoMen’s fresHMen reCordsEvent Mark Athlete Year100m.............................. 11.44 .... Cherrelle Garrett ..................... 2008200m.............................. 23.50 .... Kelia Bolton ............................ 1979400m.............................. 52.53 .... Latasha Gilliam ....................... 1996800m........................... 2:03:00 .... Louise Romo ........................... 19821500m......................... 4:21.66 .... Margaret Spotts ...................... 19823000m......................... 9:23.90 .... Sally Wood .............................. 19865000m....................... 15:46.80 .... Kirsten O’Hara ........................ 198510,000m.................... 33:44.19 .... Kirsten O’Hara ........................ 19853000m SC................. 10:59.31 .... Abby Parker ............................ 2002100mH ........................... 13.60 .... Osarhiemen Omwanghe ......... 2003400mH .......................... 58.45 .... Roslyn Mack ........................... 19904x400m Relay............. 3:52.84 .... Weems, E. Smith,

Bonty, Holmes ......................... 2006High Jump ......................... 6-0 .... Beth Vidakovits ....................... 1986Pole Vault ................... 13-5.75 ... Allison Stokke ......................... 2008Long Jump ....................... 20-0 .... Sheila Hudson ........................ 1986Triple Jump ................. 44-3.50 .... Sheila Hudson ........................ 1986Shot Put .................... 53-00.75 .... Missy Faubus .......................... 2005Discus .......................... 177-11 .... Emilee Strot ............................ 2006Hammer ......................... 193-0 .... Jennifer Joyce ......................... 1999Javelin ......................... 152-10 .... Emilee Strot ............................ 2006Heptathlon ...................... 5235 .... Allison Eades .......................... 1984


THe BiG MeeT: Cal vs. sTanford

BiG MeeT reCordsMen’s reCords

100m................ Jimmie Johnson (Stanford) ..............................10.46 ......1997200m................ James Lofton (Stanford......................................20.5 ......1978400m................ Rene Rodriguez (Stanford) ..............................46.37 ......1994800m................ Ernie Cunliffe (Stanford) .................................1:47.7 ......19601500m.............. Grant Robinson (Stanford) ............................3:42.14 ......2002

Garrett Heath (Stanford) ...............................3:42.14 ......20093000m.............. Michael Coe (California) ...............................8:13.09 ......20095000m.............. Jason Balkman (Stanford) ..........................13:52.85 ......19993000m SC........ Brian Pettingill (Stanford) ................................8:48.3 ......19854x100m Relay.. California (Dan Couser, Isaac Curtis,

Dave Masters, Eddie Hart).................................39.7 ......19704x400m Relay.. California (Glenn, D. Smith, Hengl, Beatty) ....3:08.7 ......1966110mHH ........... Myles Bradley (Stanford) .................................13.61 ......2009400mIH ............ Larry Cowling (California) ..................................49.9 ......1982High Jump ....... Brian Marshall (Stanford) ............................... 7-3.50 ......1985Pole Vault ........ Bubba McLean (California) .......................... 18-0.50 ......2002Long Jump ....... Chris Huffins (California) .............................. 26-1.50 ......1991Triple Jump ...... Mike Harris (California) ................................ 53-9.75 ......1990Shot Put ........... Terry Albritton (Stanford) .............................. 67-9.25 ......1977Discus .............. Dave Maggard Jr. (California) ........................ 198-7 ......1985Hammer ........... Dave Popejoy (Stanford)................................. 231-1 ......1995Javelin ............. Ryan Young (California) ................................ 224-10 ......2009

Alysia JohnsonLarry CowlingWoMen’s reCords

100m................ Chauntae Bayne (Stanford) ............................11.32 ......2006200m................ Chauntae Bayne (Stanford) .............................23.01 ......2006400m................ Alysia Johnson (California) ..............................53.01 ......2006800m................ Alysia Johnson (California) ...........................2:03.43 .....20071500m.............. Regina Jacobs (Stanford) ...............................4:19.4 ......19833000m.............. Alison Wiley (Stanford) .................................9:13.78 ......19845000m.............. Alison Wiley (Stanford) .................................15:41.5 ......19833000m SC........ Laura Turner (Stanford) ..............................10:13.47 ......20024x100m Relay.. Stanford (Janice Davis, Chauntae Bayne,

Jakki Bailey, Nashonme Johnson) ...................44.32 ......20064x400m Relay.. Stanford (Idara Otu, Keisha Gaines,

Alana Walker, Nashonme Johnson) ..............3:39.30 ......2006100mH ............. Kimyon Broom (California) ...............................13.26 ......2009400mH ............. Deanna Slaton (California)...............................58.06 ......2004High Jump ....... Lisa Bernhagen (Stanford) .................................. 6-2 ......1987Pole Vault ........ Katie Morgan (California) ............................. 13-6.50 ......2009

Katerina Stefanidi (Stanford)........................ 13-6.50 ......2009Long Jump ....... Sheila Hudson (California) ........................... 21-7.25 ......1990Triple Jump ...... Erica McClain (Stanford) .............................. 44-0.75 ......2006Shot Put ........... Jillian Camarena (Stanford) ......................... 57-4.75 ......2004Discus .............. Carol Cady (Stanford) ..................................... 200-9 ......1984Hammer ........... Jennifer Joyce (California) .............................. 214-0 ......2002Javelin ............ Summer Pierson (Stanford) ............................ 175-0 ......1998

HisTory of THe BiG MeeT 1893-2009

Compiled by Keith Conning1893 – The first Big Meet was held at the Olympic Club

Grounds in San Francisco. 1931 – Kenneth Churchill (Cal) set a meet record of

221-7 in the javelin.1939 – Clyde Jeffrey (Stanford), a world record holder,

set a meet record of 20.8 in the 220y. 1940 – The Stanford world record mile relay team of

Charles Shaw, Ernie Clark, Craig Williamson and Clyde Jeffrey set a meet record of 3:12.9.

1941 – Grover Klemmer (Cal), a world record holder, set a meet record of 47.6 in the 440y.

1950 – Otis Chandler (Stanford), the publisher of the LA Times from 1960-80, set a meet record of 55-3 in the shot put.

1960 – Ernie Cunliffe (Stanford), an Olympian, set a meet record of 1:47.7 in the 800m.

1970 – The Cal 4x100m team of Dan Couser, Isaac Curtis, Dave Masters and Olympic gold-medalist Eddie Hart set a meet record of 39.7.

1983 – Regina Jacobs (Stanford), a four-time Olym-pian, set a meet record of 4:19.4 in the 1,500m.

1984 – Louise Romo (Cal), the first woman to win a national championship at Cal, set a meet record of 2:04.10 in the 800m.

1991 – Chris Huffins (Cal), an Olympic decathlon bronze medalist, set a meet record of 26-1.50 in the long jump. Brent Burns (Cal) set a meet record of 17-8.50 in the pole vault.

2000 – Michael Stember (Stanford), an Olympian, won the 800m.

2002 – Jennifer Joyce (Cal), a Canadian Olympian, set a meet and Canadian record of 214-0 in the hammer throw. Bubba McLean (Cal) set a meet record of 18-0.50. Kathleen Donoghue (Stanford) set a meet record of 13-5.50 in the pole vault. Grant Robison (Stanford) set a meet record of 3:42.14 in the 1,500m. Laura Turner (Stanford) set a meet record of 10:13.47 in the 3,000m steeplechase.

2004 – Osarhiemen Omwanghe (Cal) set a meet record of 13.43 in the 100m hurdles.

2006 – Five women’s Big Meet records were broken: 100m – Chauntae Bayne-Hackett (Stanford, 11.32), 200m – Bayne Hackett (23.01); 400m – Alysia Johnson (Cal, 53.01); 4x100m relay – Stanford (44.32); and triple jump – Erica McLain (Stanford, 44-0.75).

2007 – Alysia Johnson (Cal) clocked a meet record of 2:03.43 in the 800m.

2008 – Katie Morgan (Cal) and Thomas Mack (Cal) each set Big Meet records, Morgan in the pole vault (13-5.75) and Mack in the 110m hurdles (13.74).

2009 – Katie Morgan (Cal), an NCAA pole vault champion, broke her meet record with a mark of 13-6.50 in a jump-off with Stanford’s Katerina Stefanidi that took 15 jumps to decide the winner. Ryan Young (Cal) set a meet record in the javelin (224-10). Kimyon Broom (Cal) ran 13.26 in the 100m hurdles and Myles Bradley (Stanford) ran 13.61 in the 110m hurdles to set meet records.


1964........ 4 .........4 ..............2nd ..........T3rd1965........ 2 .........8 ..............3rd ...........4thBrutus Hamilton ..125-92 (.576, 30 seasons)

1943........ 5 .........0 ..............3rd ...........2nd1944........ 3 .........2 ..............2nd ..........DNC1945........ 2 .........4 ..............3rd ...........DNCAl Ragan ................. 10-6 (.625, 3 seasons)

1966........ 2 .......10 ..............5th ...........18th1967........ 3 .........5 ..............5th ...........25th1968........ 5 .........4 ..............4th ...........T10th1969........ 6 .........5 ..............5th ...........DNSSam Bell ............... 16-24 (.400, 4 seasons)

1970........ 5 .........4 ..............3rd ...........7th1971........ 6 .........4 ..............4th ...........7th1972........ 5 .........3 ..............5th ...........DNSDave Maggard ...... 16-11 (.593, 3 seasons)

1973........ 8 .........3 ..............7th ...........19th1974........ 5 .........3 ..............6th ...........T15th1975........ 6 .........3 ..............7th ...........T15th1976........ 5 .........3 ..............6th ...........T12th1977........ 5 .........5 ..............6th ...........T21st1978........ 5 .........4 ..............7th ...........DNS1979........ 5 .........4 ..............7th ...........27th1980........ 7 .........1 ..............5th ...........41st1981........ 6 .........2 ..............4th ...........10th1982........ 9 .........2 ..............5th ...........8th1983........ 5 .........3 ..............5th ...........67th1984........ 6 .........3 ..............6th ...........48th1985...... 12 .........1 ..............2nd ..........50th1986...... 10 .........2 ..............4th ...........12th1987...... 10 .........2 ..............5th ...........66th1988........ 7 .........2 ..............5th ...........T5th1989........ 5 .........3 ..............7th ...........DNS1990...... 10 .........3 ..............5th ...........T50th1991...... 10 .........2 ..............3rd ...........32nd1992........ 8 .........3 ..............7th ...........T17th1993...... 12 .........0 ..............4th ...........14th1994........ 4 .........2 ..............4th ...........T72nd1995.......11 .........1 ..............6th ...........T28th1996........ 6 .........1 ..............6thT .........T26th1997.......11 .........3 ..............8th ...........40th1998...... 18 .........2 ..............8th ...........T27th1999.......11 .........2 ..............8th ...........T32nd2000...... 12 .........2 ..............8th ...........T21st2001...... 10 .........3 ..............6th ...........22nd2002........ 8 .........6 ..............9th ...........T68thErv Hunt ............. 247-76 (.765, 30 seasons)

2003........ 0 .........1 ..............- ...............DNS2004........ 1 .........0 ..............7th ...........T59th2005........ 1 .........0 ..............8th ...........60th2006........ 1 .........0 ..............8th ...........T46th2007........ 0 .........1 ..............9th ...........68thChris Huffins ............. 3-2 (.600, 5 seasons)

2008........ 0 .........1 ..............4th ...........71st2009........ 0 .........1 ..............7th ...........T25thTony Sandoval .......... 0-2 (.000, 2 seasons)

TOTAL .........497-255-1 (.661, 108 seasons)

dUal MeeT HisTory

Men’s reCordYear W L Conference NCAA1901........ 3 .........0 ..............- ...............-1902........ 2 .........2 ..............- ...............-1903........ 0 .........1 ..............- ...............-1904........ 0 .........1 ..............- ...............-1905........ 1 .........0 ..............- ...............-1906........ 1 .........0 ..............- ...............-1907........ 1 .........1 ..............- ...............-1908........ 3 .........0 ..............- ...............-1909........ 2 .........1 ..............- ...............-1910........ 2 .........2 ..............- ...............-1911 ........ 1 .........0 ..............- ...............-1912........ 2 .........0 ..............- ...............-1913........ 2 .........2 ..............- ...............-1914........ 2 .........2 ..............- ...............-1915........ 4 .........1 ..............- ...............-1916........ 3 .........1 ..............- ...............-1917........ 4 .........1 ..............- ...............-1918........ 1 .........2 ..............- ...............-1919........ 3 .........1 ..............1st............-1920........ 6 .........0 ..............1st............-1921........ 6 .........0 ..............1st............DNC1922........ 5 .........0 ..............1st............1st1923........ 6 .........0 ..............1st............DNC1924........ 3 .........1 ..............3rd ...........DNC1925........ 4 .........1 ..............1st............5th1926........ 4 .........2 ..............3rd ...........DNC1927........ 3 .........2 ..............3rd ...........DNC1928........ 1 .........4 ..............3rd ...........DNC1929........ 1 .........3 ..............6th ...........DNC1930........ 1 .........4 ..............6th ...........DNP1931........ 3 .........3 ..............7th ...........DNC1932........ 1 .........4 ..............6th ...........DNCWalter Christie .... 81-42 (.659, 32 seasons)

1933........ 5 .........2 ..............5th ...........DNC1934........ 5 .........4 ..............5th ...........12th1935........ 6 .........1 ..............5th ...........T3rd1936........ 4 .........3 ..............3rd ...........7th1937........ 2 .........4 ..............4th ...........12th1938........ 4 .........1 ..............3rd ...........18th1939........ 4 .........2 ..............3rd ...........11th1940........ 3 .........3 ..............3rd ...........3rd1941........ 4 .........1 ..............2nd ..........3rd1942........ 3 .........1 ..............2nd ..........3rd1946........ 6 .........3 ..............3rd ...........23rd1947........ 3 .........3 ..............3rd ...........31st1948........ 3 .........2 ..............3rd ...........5th1949........ 6 .........2 ..............4th ...........23rd1950........ 7 .........3 ..............3rd ...........6th1951........ 5 .........4 ..............2nd ..........20th1952........ 4 .........2 ..............3rd ...........10th1953........ 7 .........2 ..............2nd ..........9th1954........ 6 .........2 ..............2nd ..........3rd1955........ 2 .........5 ..............7th ...........DNS1956........ 4 .........4 ..............5th ...........11th1957........ 6 .........2 ..............5th ...........2nd1958........ 4 .........3 ..............2nd ..........10th1959........ 6 .........2 ..............5th ...........51st1960........ 4 .........4 ..............3rd ...........16th1961........ 2 .........5 ..............3rd ...........40th1962........ 1 .........6 ..............4th ...........7th1963........ 3 .........4 ..............3rd ...........11th

WoMen’s reCordsYear W L Conference NCAA1974......... - ......... - ..............- ...............DNCKathy Sackman

1975......... - ......... - ..............- ...............DNCJune Scopinich

1976........ 2 .........3 ..............3rd ...........DNC1977........ 3 .........1 ..............4th ...........DNSPat Stocking .............. 5-4 (.556, 2 seasons)

1978........ 1 .........2 ..............- ...............DNC1979........ 2 .........3 ..............- ...............28th1980........ 6 .........0 ..............NS ...........15thMarilyn King .............. 9-5 (.643, 3 seasons)

1981........ 0 .........3 ..............- ...............34th1982........ 1 .........0 ..............- ....... 2nd/39th*Vern Gambetta .......... 1-3 (.250, 2 seasons)

1983........ 0 .........1 ..............3rd ...........49th1984........ 3 .........3 ..............3rd ...........38th1985........ 1 .........4 ..............4th ...........40th1986........ 3 .........2 ..............3rd ...........31st1987........ 4 .........4 ..............7th ...........T11th1988........ 2 .........5 ..............7th ...........T17th1989........ 5 .........4 ..............8th ...........57th1990........ 6 .........1 ..............4th ...........11th1991........ 1 .........4 ..............8th ...........DNSTony Sandoval ...... 25-28 (.472, 9 seasons)

1992........ 5 .........6 ..............9th ...........T54th1993........ 7 .........4 ..............9th ...........DNS1994........ 3 .........2 ..............9th ...........DNS1995.......11 .........1 ..............3rd ...........T57th1996........ 6 .........2 ..............6th ...........T55th1997.......11 .........2 ..............7th ...........T30th1998...... 13 .........7 ..............9th ...........T57th1999...... 10 .........4 ..............9th ...........T48th2000.......11 .........2 ..............8th ...........T19th2001........ 7 .........6 ..............7th ...........T60th2002...... 10 .........4 ..............8th ...........T29thErv Hunt ............ 94-30-1 (.756, 11 seasons)

2003........ 4 .........2 ..............9th ...........DNS2004........ 0 .........1 ..............5th ...........T34th2005........ 0 .........1 ..............5th ...........29th 2006........ 0 .........1 ..............6th ...........T37th2007........ 0 .........1 ..............3rd ...........11thChris Huffins ............. 4-6 (.400, 5 seasons)

2008........ 0 .........1 ..............6th ...........22nd2009........ 0 .........1 ..............7th ...........DNSTony Sandoval .... 25-30 (.455, 11 seasons)TOTAL .............138-87-1 (.613, 34 seasons)

*Note: In 1982, Cal competed in both the AIAW (2nd) and NCAA (39th) championshipsPrior to 1982, the AIAW conducted the national women’s meets

(1 tie for women was in 2000)


all-TiMe Top perforMers

MenName Year Time

100 MeTers(* 100m hand time + 0.24)

1. Atlee Mahorn 1990 10.18 2. Mike Farmer 1978 10.33 3. Leamon King 1956 10.34* 4. Chris Huffins 1991 10.39 5. Eddie Hart 1970 10.44* 6. Kellan Patterson 2009 10.45 7. Roy Mosely 1983 10.46 8. Jason Manley 1999 10.47 Phillip Pipersburg 1999 10.47 10. Keith Taylor 1977 10.48

100 yards 1. Leamon King 1956 9.3h 2. Eddie Hart 1970 9.3h Isaac Curtis 1970 9.3h 4. Hal Davis 1942 9.4h

200 MeTers(* 220y hand time + 0.24)

1. Atlee Mahorn 1988 20.20 2. Roy Mosely 1983 20.65 3. Eddie Hart 1970 20.74* 4. Larry Cowling 1982 20.78 5. Keith Taylor 1977 20.82 6. Dave Masters 1970 20.84* 7. Peter Howard 1986 20.92 8. Jim Williams 1984 21.01 Derek Robinson 1981 21.01 10. Isaac Curtis 1970 21.04*


1. Peter Howard 1985 45.46 2. Atlee Mahorn 1986 45.62 3. Grover Klemmer 1941 46.14* Jack Yerman 1960 46.14* Dave Archibald 1962 46.14* Forrest Beaty 1965 46.14* 7. Archie Williams 1936 46.24* Dave Timmons 1982 46.24* 9. Paul Wallace 1977 46.39 10. Walt Jones 1986 46.45

800 MeTers(* 880y hand time - 0.6)

1. Rick Brown 1972 1:45.40 2. James Robinson 1976 1:45.86 3. Don Bowden 1957 1:46.60* 4. Mike White 1981 1:46.78 5. Jerry Siebert 1960 1:46.80 Lon Spurrier 1955 1:46.80 7. Andy Clifford 1979 1:47.30 8. John Drew 1971 1:48.00* 9. Dave Ottaway 1988 1:48.19 10. Cliff West 1972 1:48.20*

1500 MeTers(*Mile to 1500m divide by 1.08)

1. Andy Clifford 1979 3:39.9h 2. Michael Coe 2009 3:40.13* 3. David Torrence 2007 3:40.80 4. Don Bowden 1957 3:41.0h* 5. Bolota Asmerom 2000 3:41.97 6. Yosef Ghebray 2009 3:42.14 7. Jay Marden 1984 3:42.1h* 8. Mark Matusak 2008 3:42.52 9. Dave Ottaway 1989 3:42.72 10. Richie Boulet 1994 3:43.01

Mile 1. Michael Coe 2009 3:56.18 2. David Torrence 2007 3:58.62 3. Don Bowden 1957 3:58.7h 4. Andy Clifford 1979 3:59.59 5. Jay Marden 1986 4:00.1h 6. Mark Matusak 2008 4:00.59 7. Kevin Davis 2007 4:01.39 8. Cliff West 1972 4:02.7h 9. Eric Lee 2009 4:12.56i 10. Brad Surh 2009 4:13.15i

3000 MeTers 1. Michael Coe 2009 7:48.05i 2. Richie Boulet 1995 7:56.00i 3. Giliat Ghebray 2007 7:56.51i 4. Mark Matusak 2009 8:01.77i 5. Yosef Ghebray 2007 8:02.68i 6. Kevin Davis 2006 8:07.89i 7. Kari Karlsson 2008 8:12.39 8. Michael Coe 2009 8:13.09 9. Kari Karlsson 2009 8:13.39 10. Matt K. Miller 2009 8:15.04i

3000-MeTer sC 1. Kevin Davis 2007 8:35.37 2. Gary Blume 1979 8:36.67 3. Jason Flamm 1987 8:44.77 4. Bob Price 1967 8:44.8h 5. Mike Dyer 1981 8:46.6h 6. Mark LaBonte 1982 8:49.0h 7. Sam Skinner 1985 8:51.38 8. Martin Conrad 2002 8:56.65 9. Andy Bupp 1994 8:58.27 10. Steve Valen 1983 8:58.91

5000 MeTers(* 3 mile +28 seconds)

1. Bolota Asmerom 2001 13:31.88 2. Tom Downs 1982 13:40.39 3. Giliat Ghebray 2007 13:42.16 4. Yosef Ghebray 2009 13:44.75 5. Jay Marden 1986 13:47.78 6. Richie Boulet 1996 13:49.47 7. David Torrence 2007 13:59.65 8. Simon Mudd 1998 14:00.27 9. Felix Elieff 1980 14:02.50 10. Gary Blume 1979 14:04.60*

10,000 MeTers 1. Yosef Ghebray 2009 28:32.27 2. Girmay Guangul 2003 29:17.78 3. Rich McCann 1981 29:24.30 4. Kari Karlsson 2008 29:28.05 5. Peter Gilmore 2000 29:37.24 6. Steve Moreno 1999 29:43.56 7. Giliat Ghebray 2006 29:44.11 8. Hal Schultz 1980 29:44.40 9. Corey Creasey 2002 29:49.60 10. Carlos Carballo 2005 29:52.43

110-MeTer HUrdles (* = 120y hand time + 0.27)

1. Larry Cowling 1982 13.39 2. Tim Bogdanof 2003 13.51 3. Rod Jett 1988 13.64 4. Jordan Paul 2009 13.66 5. Thomas Mack 2008 13.74 6. Carl Florant 1976 13.85 7. Pat Duffy 1985 13.86 8. Leonard Robinson 1983 13.90 9. Keith Moten 1995 13.96 10. Kevin McPherson 1989 14.00

400-MeTer HUrdles(*400m hand time + 0.14)

1. Larry Cowling 1982 48.46 2. Leonard Robinson 1983 49.55 3. Quentin Wheeler 1979 49.64* 4. Paddy McCrary 1968 49.74* 5. Jake Hanson 2008 49.82 6. Lloyd Guss 1982 49.98 7. Jim Scannella 1984 50.09 8. Dave Chesarek 1986 50.35 Ahmad Wright 2004 50.35 10. Rod Jett 1987 50.47

Eddie Hart


4x100-meter relay(* 4x110y auto timing - 0.23;

+ 4x110y hand time -.06) 1. 39.11* (39.34y) 1975 Strickland, Burns, Nichols, Walker 2. 39.43 1986 Jett, Gonsolin, Howard, Mahorn 3. 39.50 1987 Jett, Gonsolin, Rogers, Mahorn 4. 39.74+ (39.8y) 1969 Smyth, Richards, Smith, Masters 39.74+ (39.8y) 1970 Couser, Curtis, Masters, Hart 6. 39.76* (39.99y) 1977 Smith, Wallace, Walker, Taylor 7. 39.94+ (40.0y) 1974 Walker, Mosely, Stickland, Burns 39.94 1986 Jones, Gonsolin, Howard, Mahorn 9. 39.97 1981 Mathis, Cowling, Williams, Robinson

6. 3:06.11 1985 Jett, Jones, Timmons, Howard 7. 3:06.1h 1983 Scannella, Smith, Howard, White 8. 3:06.2* (3:07.3y) 1980 Kelly, Cowling, Guss, White 9. 3:06.3* (3;07.4y) 1964 Courchesne, Fishback, Beaty, Archibald 10. 3:06.4* (3:07.5y) 1965 Glenn, Fishback, Beaty, Archibald 3:06.4* (3:07.5y) 1968 J. Smith, D. Smith, Hengl, Weddle

4x800-meter relay(* 2-mile Relay - 2.5)

1. 7:18.4* (7:20.9y) 1958 Orme, Siebert, Yerman, Bowden 2. 7:19.9* 1976 Bay, Clifford, Morgan, Robinson 3. 7:28.5 1954 Byers, Diehl, McCray, Smith 4. 7:29.0 1957 Beata, Wilson, Simpson, Spurrier 5. 7:32.82 1988 Torrente, Maoz, Harper, Gaziano

sprinT Medley relay(* yards - 1.2)

1. 3:17.6* (3:18.8y) 1958 Yerman, White, Upshaw, Bowden 2. 3:23.09 2005 Solis, Karl, Suddaby, McClary

disTanCe Medley relay(* yards - 3.3)

1. 9:29.71i 2009 Matusak, Gadayan, Sam, Coe 2. 9:33.77 2007 Torrence, Solis, Gadayan, Davis 3. 9:34.99 2007 G. Ghebray, Solis, Gadayan, Davis 4. 9:37.6* (9:49.9y) 1979 O’Reilly, Smith, White, Clifford 5. 9:38.39i 2008 Matusak, Hanson, Perezchica, Coe 6. 9:39.0* (9:40.3y) 1957 Stewart, Orme, House, Bowden 7. 9:42.31 2006 McClary, Hanson, Davis, Matusak 8. 9:42.6 California team 1980 9. 9:42.67 2006 Davis, Suddaby, McClary, Matusak

4x1600-meter relay 1. 16:43.63 2006 An. McClary, Al. McClary, Schmitt, Matusak 2. 16:57.8 1981 California

HiGH JUMp 1. Jeff Rogers 1990 7-5.75 2. John Morris 1984 7-5.25 3. Teak Wilburn 2004 7-5.00

4. Greg Walker 1997 7-4.50 5. Mike Harris 1987 7-4.50 6. Kevin Keane 1994 7-3.50 7. Clarence Johnson 1967 7-3.25 Ed Wright 2007 7-3.25 9. Mike Nelson 1981 7-2.25 David Glasgow 2004 7-2.25

pole vaUlt 1. Brent Burns 1992 18-8.25 2. Clarence Phelps 1997 18-5.25 3. Robert McLean 2002 18-0.50 4. Bevan Hart 2000 17-9.25 5. Ross McAlexander 1982 17-5.50 6. Amit Barken 1996 17-5.50 7. Ryan Shuler 2009 17-2.75 8. Donny Appanaitis 2008 17-1.00 9. Larry Hintz 1976 17-0.25 10. Ross Bomben 1997 16-8.75 Sean Haworth 1994 16-8.75 Bill Shepard 1988 16-8.75

lonG JUMp 1. Curtis Rogers 1985 26-6.25 2. Chris Huffins 1993 26-3.50 3. Lee Adkins 1994 26-0.75 4. Floyd Eddings 1978 25-6.50 5. Chris Ferreira 1996 25-6.25 6. Ken Smith 1984 25-6.00 7. Paul Bates 1981 25-4.25 8. Alonzo Levingston 1990 25-4.00 Robert Kennedy 2000 25-4.00 10. Kevin Smith 1990 25-3.25

Triple JUMp 1. Ken Williams 1985 55-0.00 2. Michael Marlow 1979 54-6.75 3. Paul Bates 1981 54-4.50 4. Mike Harris 1990 54-2.50 Lenards Ozolinish 1995 54-2.50 6. Jim Fraser 1971 53-0.25 7. Chris Huffins 1991 52-11.50 8. Harold Rucker 1990 52-11.00 9. Dmitry Piterman 1986 52-10.00 Bruce Giron 2004 52-10.00

Richie Boulet

Brent Burns

4x200-meter relay(* 880y - 0.6)

1. 1:22.5* (1:23.1y) 1975 Strickland, Burns, Nichols, Walker 2. 1:22.8* (1:23.4y) 1977 Smith, Wallace, Walker, Taylor 3. 1:23.6* (1:24.2y) 1980 Kelly, Rachal, Wright, Robinson

4x400-meter relay(* Mile Relay -1.1)

1. 3:03.91 1976 Wallace, Walker, Mosely, Robinson 2. 3:04.46 1982 Scannella, Guss, Cowling, Timmons 3. 3:04.48* (3:05.58y) 1975 Grasha, Burns, Walker, Robinson 4. 3:05.77 1986 Chesarek, Howard, Jones, Mahorn 5. 3:05.7h 1982 Scannella, Bonner, Guss, Timmons


WoMenName Year Time


1. Antonette Carter 2006 11.33 2. Cherrelle Garrett 2009 11.38 3. Kelia Bolton 1979 11.64 4. Latasha Gilliam 1996 11.70 5. Zhauntel Holman 2000 11.74 6. Shannan Hawes 2005 11.75 7. Elaine Parker 1980 11.81 8. Kim White 1982 11.84 9. Tiffany Johnson 2004 11.85 10. Kayla Dixon 2008 11.96 Grace Upshaw 1997 11.96

200 MeTers(* 220y hand time + 0.14)

1. Antonette Carter 2006 22.72 (A) 2. Kelia Bolton 1979 23.50 3. Tiffany Johnson 2006 23.52 (A) 4. Kim White 1982 23.54* 5. Latasha Gilliam 1996 23.62 6. Cherrelle Garrett 2009 23.63 7. Elaine Parker 1979 23.81 8. Mona Simmons 1990 23.93 9. Shannan Hawes 2005 23.96 10. Connie Culbert 1983 23.98


1. Latasha Gilliam 1996 52.53 2. Marian Franklin 1980 52.90 3. Marilyn Neufville 1976 52.93 4. Alysia Johnson 2006 53.01 5. Brook Turner 2009 53.34 6. Kim White 1982 53.54* 7. Chantal Reynolds 1996 53.59 8. Kandi Bonty 2009 53.70 9. Connie Culbert 1983 53.86 10. Kelia Bolton 1979 54.00

800 MeTers(* = 880 - 0.6)

1. Alysia Johnson 2007 1:59.29 2. Louise Romo 1984 2:01.59 3. Erin Belger 2002 2:04.39 4. Chloe Jarvis 2005 2:04.53 5. Mackenzie Pierce 2007 2:04.78 6. Elissa Riedy 1998 2:05.37

sHoT pUT 1. Dave Porath 1981 66-3.00 2. Rhuben Williams 2004 64-9.75 3. Dave Maggard, Jr. 1985 63-9.00 4. Bruce Parker 1981 62-5.25 5. Amin Nikfar 2004 61-11.00 6. Nate DeSomber 2001 61-7.00 7. R. Jimenez-Gaona 1992 60-1.00 8. Paul Rosati 1986 59-10.50 9. Roland Anderson 1990 59-9.50 10. Dave Maggard 1962 59-8.75

disCUs 1. R. Jimenez-Gaona 1992 210-11 2. Dave Porath 1981 209-4 3. Kari Nisula 1986 202-2 4. Martin Maric 2009 201-10 5. Jim Penrose 1972 201-3 6. Scott Overton 1977 200-1 7. Dave Maggard, Jr. 1985 198-7 8. John Wirtz 1993 193-8 9. Tony Hill 1981 189-4 10. Paul Santiago 1977 187-11

HaMMer THroW 1. Jari Matinolli 1986 229-0 2. Travis Nutter 1997 225-6 3. Demien Luper 1993 210-4 4. Nate Rolfe 2006 207-3 5. John Ludden 2007 206-0 6. Rhuben Williams 2004 205-2 7. Garrett Collier 2000 203-6 8. Roland Anderson 1991 196-7 9. Ryan Carcione 1996 194-9 10. Nick White 1989 192-4

JavelIn (1986 Implement) 1. Ryan Young 2009 250-10 2. Paul Teinert 2006 236-0 3. J. Hallgrimsson 2006 231-6 4. Joe Berro 2002 229-0 5. Ilpo Poutianen 1986 222-0 6. Marin Maric 2008 220-5 7. John Cummings 1992 215-7 8. Adam Burgh 2005 215-6 9. Andrew Kearns 1996 202-8 10. Ross Bomben 1997 200-5

JavelIn (pre 1986) 1. Bruce Kennedy 1973 267-4 2. Gary Pennington 1969 248-7 3. Wayne Guy 1978 240-8

deCaTHlon 1. Chris Huffins 1993 8007 2. Bevan Hart 2000 8002 3. Ross Bomben 1998 7808 4. Dave Steen 1980 7778 5. Steve Denger 1987 7472 6. Ed Miller 1976 7443 7. Bob Clark 1934 7353 8. Greg Canfield 1978 7276 9. Steven Conrad 2007 7245 10. Scott Sobieralski 2004 7215

7. Laura Baker 1992 2:05.57 8. Whitney Schmucker 2005 2:07.20 9. Ally Lombardi 1998 2:07.39 10. Trescia Palmer 1984 2:07.44

1500 MeTers 1. Louise Romo 1984 4:09.29 2. Alice Trumbly 1980 4:17.58 3. Elissa Riedy 1997 4:17.90 4. Marilyn Davis 1987 4:18.58 5. Margaret Spotts 1982 4:21.60 6. Cindy Schmandt 1981 4:22.51 7. Bridget Duffy 2004 4:22.55 8. Magdalena Lewy 1997 4:23.20 9. Sabrina Han 1990 4:23.30 10. Lisa Lopez 1995 4:23.44

3000 MeTers 1. Marilyn Davis 1986 9:21.43 2. Sally Wood 1986 9:24.00 3. Cindy Schmandt 1981 9:25.90 4. Magdalena Lewy 1997 9:25.93 5. Kirsten O’Hara 1985 9:28.70 6. Sabrina Han 1990 9:29.56 7. Louise Romo 1984 9:32.64 8. Sue Richter 1979 9:33.00 9. Lori Riedy 1998 9:36.4510. Alison Greggor 2009 9:36.26i

3000-MeTer sTeepleCHase 1. Marielle Schlueter 2002 10:22.38 2. Rowena Tam 2008 10:37.28 3. Abby Parker 2003 10:40.37 4. A. Thornberry 2005 11:11.00 5. Rebecca Palm 2007 11:30.32 6. Lauren Barbieri 2004 11:49.52 7. Lisa Sandoval 2006 11:59.69

5000 MeTers 1. Kirsten O’Hara 1985 15:46.80 2. Magdalena Lewy 1997 16:04.86 3. Sally Wood 1986 16:16.85 4. Suzanne Richter 1979 16:24.10 5. Sabrina Han 1990 16:25.41 6. Jan Oehm 1979 16:26.80 7. Lynne Hjelte 1980 16:28.20 8. Alison Greggor 2009 16:30.56i 9. Deborah Maier 2009 16:31.41 10. Marilyn Davis 1987 16:33.93

10,000 MeTers 1. Kirsten O’Hara 1985 32:40.76 2. Jan Oehm 1980 33:55.59 3. Sabrina Han 1990 34:00.20 4. Janet Bowie 1993 34:03.20 5. Alison Greggor 2009 34:37.01 6. Tenaya Soderman 1994 35:01.48 7. Rebecca Yau 2006 35:11.07 8. Sally Wood 1986 35:34.44 9. Sally Metteer 1979 35:46.00 10. Eugenia Zorich 1979 36:37.60

100 MeTer HUrdles(* = 120y hand time + 0.27)

1. Kimyon Broom 2009 13.02 2. Osarhiemen Omwanghe 2004 13.43

Magdalena Lewy


3. Laurie Smith 1992 13.58 4. April Holliverse 2000 13.82 5. Cheryl Hawthorne 1980 13.86 6. Helga Halldorsdottir 1985 13.91 7. Emani Truluck 2009 14.02 8. LaShawn McBride 1991 14.03 9. Raven Viltz 1990 14.09 10. Michelle Hawthorne 1979 14.12

400 MeTer HUrdles 1. Helga Halldorsdottir 1986 57.61 2. Deanna Slaton 2004 57.85 3. Roslyn Mack 1990 58.45 4. Michelle Hawthorne 1979 58.86 5. Evelyn Smith 2008 59.07 6. Roberta Eccles 1985 59.12 7. April Holliverse 2000 59.22 8. Lavinia Henlon 1996 59.52 9. Beth Vidakovits 1989 59.55 10. Jamila English 1997 59.56

4x100-meter relay(* 4x110y hand - 0.06)

1. 44.28 2004 Omwanghe, T. Johnson, Hawes, Carter 2. 44.32 2008 Broom, Bonty, Holmes, Garrett 3. 44.56 2009 Dixon, Bonty, Lewis, Garrett 4. 44.66 2009 Broom, Bonty, Dixon, Garrett 5. 44.73 2006 Omwanghe, T. Johnson, Picott, Carter 6. 44.99 2006 Omwanghe, T. Johnson, Holmes, Carter 7. 45.01 2003 Earls, Omwanghe, Hawes, Carter 8. 45.03 2008 Broom, Bonty, Dixon, Garrett 9. 45.45 2005 Turner, Omwanghe, Hawes, Carter 10. 45.61 1991 Mitchell, Ervin, J. Mack, R. Mack

4x400-meter relay 1. 3:35.46 2007 Turner, Pierce, E. Smith, A. Johnson 2. 3:35.56 1996 Reynolds, Greene, Henlon, Gilliam 3. 3:36.10 2007 Turner, Pierce, E. Smith, Bonty 4. 3:36.62 2007 Bonty, Pierce, Turner, A. Johnson 5. 3:36.93 2008 Huxtable, Pierce, Holmes, Garrett 6. 3:37.04 2006 Turner, Pierce, Holmes, A. Johnson 7. 3:37.62 2005 Schmucker, A. Johnson, Hawes, Jarvis 8. 3:38.09 2008 Huxtable, Weems, Smith, Bonty 9. 3:38.38 2003 Cowling, Jarvis, Omwanghe, Slaton 10. 3:38.55 1995 Reynolds, Henlon, Janssen, Greene

4x200-meter relay 1. 1:35.79 2006 Holmes, Bonty, T. Johnson, Carter

4x800-meter relay 1. California team 1980 8:53.20

sprinT Medley relay 1. 3:47.04 2006 T. Johnson, Carter, Turner, A. Johnson 2. 3:49.51 2005 Hawes, Carter, Johnson, Jarvis

disTanCe Medley relay 1. 11:28.96 2006 Maclise, Bonty, A. Johnson, Duffy 2. 11:41.10 2009 Bryson, Dixon, Weems, Maier

HiGH JUMp 1. Beth Vidakovits 1989 6-0.75 2. Inika McPherson 2007 6-0.50 3. Kathy Raugust 1982 5-10.50 4. Kristen Meister 2008 5-10.00 Ifeoma Ozoeze 1995 5-10.00 Chi Johnson 1996 5-10.00 Tiffany Barnett 2001 5-10.00 7. Jamila Churchill 1997 5-9.75 8. Lauren Dudugjian 2000 5-9.25 9. Kristen Meister 2009 5-8.75 Cynthia Mallory 2002 5-8.75 Missy Vanek 2000 5-8.75

pole vaUlt 1. Katie Morgan 2008 13-11.75 2. Allison Stokke 2008 13-9.75 3. Cyrena Giordano 2009 13-4.25 4. Maria Lopez 2001 13-2.50 5. Leora Ward 2002 13-0.25 6. Kira Costa 2004 12-11.50 7. Theresa Raub 2009 12-6.25i 8. Veronica Timson 2009 11-3.75

lonG JUMp 1. Sheila Hudson 1990 22-1.00 2. Antonette Carter 2005 21-4.00 3. Rosalyn Mitchell 1989 20-10.00 4. Mona Simmons 1990 20-9.25 5. Crystal Hayes 1995 20-5.75 Grace Upshaw 1997 20-5.75 7. Reynda King 2001 20-2.50 Elzunia Lamb 2005 20-2.50 9. Kenya Corley 2000 20-1.75 10. Amy Littlepage 1996 19-11.50

Triple JUMp 1. Sheila Hudson 1990 46-0.75 2. Amy Littlepage 1997 44-0.50 3. C. Strickland 2007 43-3.25i 4. Artensia Young 2009 42-3.50 5. Reynda King 2000 42-0.75 6. Shawna Adkins 2001 41-1.75 7. Trinety White 2002 40-11.00 8. M. Marchbanks 2008 40-9.75 9. Ine Jones 1997 40-9.00 Tracey Stewart 2009 40-9.00

sHoT pUT 1. Kristin Heaston 1999 54-4.75 2. Dana Lawson 2001 53-7.50i 3. Missy Faubus 2005 53-0.75 4. Kelechi Anyanwu 2007 50-7.50 5. Jenna Johnson 2004 50-2.75 6. Emilee Strot 2007 49-11.25 7. Missy Maloata 1994 49-11.00 8. Cindi Durchslag 1985 48-6.00 9. D. Van Ravenswaay 2006 48-2.5010. Sheni Russell 2002 47-5.00

disCUs 1. Kelechi Anyanwu 2007 188-11 2. Emilee Strot 2007 181-4 3. Sheni Russell 2004 181-2 4. Kim Kesler 1987 178-10 5. Jennifer Joyce 2002 178-3 6. Gale Zaphiropoulos 1980 177-2 7. Dana Lawson 2001 175-11 8. Annette Kailihiwa 1995 173-9 9. Missy Faubus 2005 171-6 10. Kristin Heaston 1999 168-5

HaMMer 1. Jennifer Joyce 2002 214-0 2. Carrie Johnson 2007 211-5 3. Giulia Urlando 2005 190-6 4. Dana Lawson 2001 189-11 5. Alexandra Hunnings 2005 178-8 6. Sheni Russell 2002 176-3 7. Ericka Dice 1995 175-6 8. Nadia Lopez 1998 174-2 9. Linda Oseso 2009 167-10 10. Tamrya d’Artenay 2003 167-7

JavelIn (sInce 1999) 1. Emilee Strot 2006 152-10 2. Brooke Meredith 2004 148-0 3. Missy Vanek 2002 142-5 4. Trinety White 2004 142-1 Elzunia Lamb 2005 142-1 6. Daisy Van Ravenswaay 2006 140-3 7. Danielle Hoolko 2009 139-4 8. Shawna Adkins 2002 137-11 9. Tifani Grimes 2006 122-11 10. Inika McPherson 2006 119-0

JavelIn (pre-1999) 1. Kristen Engle 1982 170-7 2. Ingrid Bailey 1986 168-4 3. Tiffany Janssen 1995 151-0 4. Cindy Banks 1979 144-5 5. Cindy Durchslag 1985 144-2

HepTaTHlon 1. Ifeoma Ozoeze 1995 5624 2. Missy Vanek 2000 5614 3. Brooke Meredith 2004 5611 4. Kathy Raugust 1982 5514 5. Laura Baker 1990 5377 6. Tiffany Janssen 1995 5354 7. Shawna Adkins 2002 5259 8. Allison Eades 1984 5235 9. LaShawn McBride 1989 5219 10. Chris Viguie 1982 5161


edWards sTadiUM reCords

edWards reCords – Men100m 9.98 Derrick Atkins (Bahamas) 2007200m 20.44 Eric Brown (UCLA) 1982400m 45.0 Lee Evans (San Jose State) 1968800m 1:45.37 Joaquin Cruz (Oregon) 19831500m 3:36.1 Jim Ryun (Kansas) 1966Mile 3:51.3 Jim Ryan (Kansas)^ 19663000m SC 8:28.33 Peter Renner (New Zealand) 19855000m 13:08.4 Henry Rono (WSU) 197810,000m 28:37.3 Peter Koech (WSU) 1983110m Hurdles 13.29 Greg Foster (Wilt’s AC) 1982400m Hurdles 48.59 Edwin Moses (Unattached) 19814x100m Relay 38.91 USA 19844x400m Relay 3:00.11 USA 1984High Jump 7-7 Jim Howard (Mazda TC) 1985Pole Vault 18-6.5 Brent Burns (Cal) 1992Long Jump 26-3.50 Arnie Robinson (Maccabi TC) 1978Triple Jump 56-4.25 Mike Conley (Arkansas) 1984Shot Put 71-4.25 Randy Matson (Texas Striders) 1970Discus 233-5 Ben Plucknett (4C TC) 1983Hammer 252-5 Balazs Kiss (USC) 1996Javelin 248-6 Gabriel Wallin (Boise State) 2005Decathlon 8398 Tom Pappas (Adidas) 2002

edWards reCords – WoMen100m 11.14 Evelyn Ashford (Medalist T.C.) 1982200m 22.69 Evelyn Ashford (USA) 1978400m 51.2 Patrick Jackson (USA) 1978800m 1:59.0 Tatanya Providokhina (USSR) 19781500m 4:04.5 Mary Decker (Athletics West) 19833000m 8:42.6 Svetlana Ulmasova (USSR) 19783000m SC 10:03.20 Kelly MacDonald (Arizona State) 20015000m 15:50.4 Amy Harper (Cal Poly SLO) 198310,000m 33:12.1 Lisa Martin (Oregon) 1983100m Hurdles 12.93 Stephanie Hightower (LA Naturite) 1982400m Meters 56.53 Latanya Sheffield (Maccabi T.C.) 19844x100m Relay 42.88 USA 19844x400m Relay 3:25.99 USA 1984High Jump 6-3.50 Sue Rembao 1991Pole Vault 14-1.25 Tracy O’Hara (UCLA) 2001Long Jump 21-9.25 Jodi Anderson (USA) 1978Triple Jump 45-3.00 Erica McLain (Stanford) 2008Shot Put 64-9.25 Gael Martin (Australia) 1984Discus 213-10 Meg Ritchie (Great Britain) 1981Hammer 220-10 Jennifer Joyce (GBAC) 2005Javelin 207-1 Sherry Calvert (USA) 1978Heptathlon 6299 Sheila Burrell (Nike) 2002

World & aMeriCan reCords seT in edWards sTadiUM

Year Name Event Mark1940 Cornelius Warmerdam (SF Olympic Club) PV 15-01941 Grover Klemmer (California)^ 440y 46.61942 Cornelius Warmerdam (SF Olympic Club) PV 15-6.8751947 Herb McKenley (Jamaica)^ 440y 46.31948 Herb McKenley (Jamaica) 440y 46.01955 Lon Spurrier (ASF Olympic Club) 880y 1:47.51956 Bobby Morrow (Abilene Christian College)^ 200m 20.61958 Glenn Davis (Ohio State)^ 440y 45.71959 Ray Norton (Santa Clara VYV) 220y 20.61966 Jim Ryan (Kansas)^ Mile 3:51.31971 Pat Matzdorf (Wisconsin)^ HJ 7-6.251978 Henry Rono (Washington State)^ 5000 13:06.4

addiTional aMeriCan reCords seT

in edWards sTadiUMYear Name Event Mark1955 Lon Spurrier (SF Olympic Club) 1000y 2:08.51956 Arnie Sowell (Pittsburgh) 800m 1:46.71956 Bill Dellinger (Oregon) 5000m 14:25.51958 Charlie Tidwell (Kansas) 220y Hurdles 22.71966 Renae Bair (San Diego T& F Assn.) Javelin 188-111966 Art Walker (Southern California Striders) TJ 54-7.751971 Doris Brown (Falcon Track Club) 1500m 4:14.61971 Francie Larrieu (San Jose Cindergals) Mile 4:41.51973 Kate Schmidt (Long Beach Track Club) Javelin 208-11974 Maren Seidler (Mayor Daley Youth Foundation) SP 56-71978 Deby La Plante (Unattached) 100m Hurdles 13.131984 Carol Cady (Stanford) Hammer 180-01984 Carol Cady (Stanford) Hammer 188-81996 Leslie Coons (USC) Hammer 194-4

addiTional ColleGiaTe reCords

Year Name Event Mark1935 Charles Gongloff (Pittsburgh) Javelin 221-3.51937 John Woodruff (Pittsburgh) 880y 1:50.31955 Fernando Ledesma (USC) 2 Mile 8:57.71958 Alex Henderson (Arizona State) 2 Mile 8:46.31958 Jon Fromm (Seattle Pacific) Javelin 265-11960 George Kerr (Illinois) 800m 1:46.41965 Doug Brown (Montana) 6 Mile 27:49.21966 Van Nelson (St. Cloud State) 10,000m 28:55.62009 Sam Chelanga (Liberty) 10,000m 27:28.48

* converted from hand-time^also collegiate record


Cal's nCaa HisToryClarence Barnes (3rd, 880y, 1:51.7) Barney Wolf (3rd, Discus) Dick Peter (5th, Mile, 4:12.7)Fay Froom (6th, 440y, 47.9)

1942 (3rd, 30.5 pTs.)Harold Davis (1st, 100y, 9.6; 1st, 220y, 21.2)Robert Biles (1st, Javelin, 213-9.75)Keith Groswird (t6th, PV, 13-0) Luther Nichols (t6th, PV, 13-0)

1943 (2nd, 39 pTs.)Harold Davis (1st, 100y, 10.0; 1st, 220y, 21.3)Ralph Dewey (2nd, Mile) Keith Groswird (2nd, PV, 13-10) Lee Angelich (5th, 120h; 6th, 220h)

1946 (23rd, 6.75 pTs.)Max Yerxa (3rd, Javelin, 188-9)Chuck Hanger (t5th, HJ, 6-4)

1947 (31sT, 4 pTs.)Richard Millington (4th, Discus, 148-3)Don Anderson (7th, 100y; 7th, 220y)

1948 (5TH, 19.25 pTs.)Don Anderson (2nd, 100y) Francis Friedenbach (2nd, Javelin, 204-5)Chuck Hanger (t3rd, HJ, 6-6)

1949 (23rd, 6 pTs.)George Roseme (4th, Javelin, 204-2)Rod Grant (5th, LJ, 23-2.75)

1950 (6TH, 20 pTs.)Don Anderson (2nd, 100y, 9.9; 2nd, 220y, 21.6)George Roseme (4th, Javelin, 199-2)

1951 (20TH, 8 pTs.)John White (2nd, Javelin, 212-10)

1952 (10TH, 17.25 pTs.)George Roseme (1st, Javelin, 228-8.75)Lon Spurrier (t3rd, 880y, 1:50.6) Sam Adams (6th, Javelin, 203-1) John George (6th, 100y, 10.8) Dave Seed (t6th, PV, 13-6)Len Simpson (7th, 1500, 3:57.4)

1953 (9TH, 13 pTs.)Len Simpson (3rd, Mile, 4:11.5)Guy Blackburn (5th, 100y, 10.0) Lon Spurrier (5th, 880y, 1:53.5) Sam Adams (5th, Javelin, 206-5; 8th, Discus, 154-4) Phil Greenwood (6th, LJ, 23-10.5)

1954 (3rd, 27 pTs.)Lawrence Anderson (t1st, PV, 14-2)John Stellern (2nd, Shot Put, 53-7) Charlie Butt (3rd, Shot Put, 53-6.5; 8th, Discus, 152-1) Dick Richter (5th, Javelin, 197-6)

Lon Spurrier (5th, 880y, 1:53.7)Len Simpson (7th, Mile, 4:21.6)

1955Dave Seed (t6th, PV, 13-4)

1956 (11TH, 14 pTs.)Bob House (2nd, Six Mile, 31:46.0)Leamon King (4th, 100y, 10.7)John Kahnert (5th, Shot Put, 54-11.5)Don Bowden (7th, 1500, 3:53.0)Charlie Butt (7th, Shot Put, 54-4.75)Larry Anderson (t7th, PV, 13-6)John Merchant (7th, LJ, 23-6)

1957 (2nd, 32 pTs.)Don Bowden (1st, 880y, 1:47.2)Leamon King (2nd, 220y, 21.1; 3rd, 100y, 9.5) Bob House (2nd, Two Mile, 8:59.5)

1958 (10TH, 13 pTs.)Jack Yerman (3rd, 440y, 46.6)Don Bowden (4th, Mile, 4:06.9) Maynard Orme (5th, 880y, 1:50.4) Willie White (6th, 100y, 9.8; 8th, 220y, 21.4)Proverb Jacobs (7th, Shot Put, 54-4.5; 8th, 220y, 21.3)

1959 (51sT, 1 pT)Bob Karlrud (6th, 440y, 54.7)Jack Yerman (DQ, 440y)

1960 (16TH, 13 pTs.)Jerry Siebert (2nd, 800y, 1:46.9)Willie White (4th, 100y, 10.4)Jack Yerman (6th, 400y, 46.8)Eureal Bell (t7th, HJ, 6-4)Dick Dailey (t7th, HJ, 6-4)

1961 (40TH, 2 pTs.)Dave Maggard (5th, Shot Put, 56-6.5)

1962 (7TH, 19 pTs.)Roger Olsen (1st, HJ, 6-10)Gene Johnson (t2nd, HJ, 6-9)Dave Maggard (4th, Shot Put, 59-8.75)

1963 (11TH, 15 pTs.)Roger Olsen (2nd, HJ, 6-9)Todd Gaskill (3rd, TJ, 49-3)Matt Baggett (6th, Shot Put, 56-8)Don Schmidt (7th, Discus, 164-11)

1964 (T3rd, 30 pTs.)Al Courchesne, Dave Fishback,Forrest Beaty, Dave Archibald (1st, Mile Relay, 3:07.4) Gene Johnson (2nd, HJ, 6-10)Don Schmidt (3rd, Discus, 175-10) Dave Archibald (4th, 440y, 46.0) Roger Olsen (5th, HJ, 6-9)Forrest Beaty (7th, 400y, 46.6)

California nCaa faCTsMost points scored by a team: 53 (1982, men)Most points scored in one meet by individual: 20, Hal Davis (1942-43), John Merchant (1922), Sheila Hudson (1990)Most performers to score in meet: 9 (1941, men)Most points by individual in career: 54, Sheila Hudson (1987-90)Most first-place finishes by team in one meet: 3 (1942, men)Most first-place finishes by individual in meet: 2, Hal Davis (1942-43), John Merchant (1922), Sheila Hudson (1990)Most first-place finishes by individual in a career: 4, Hal Davis (1942-43), John Merchant (1922), Sheila Hudson (1987-90)Most first-place finishes in a single event: 6, JavelinMost All-American honors in a career: 6, Richie Boulet (1992-96), Sheila Hudson (1986-90), Alysia Johnson (2005-08)Number of NCAA Championship titles, team: 1 (1922, men)Number of NCAA Champions, individual: 32Number of NCAA Champions, relay teams: 3Number of Top 10 Finishes, team: 25 (Last 2007)Number of Top 5 finishes, team: 13 (Last 1988)Number of second-place finishes, team: 2 (Last 1957)Number of third-place finishes, team: 6 (Last 1964)Number of first-team All-Americans: 249 honors by 160 athletes (Last: Martin Maric, 2009)Most All-Americans in one meet: 9 (1982, men)Number of times NCAA Championships hosted by California: 8 (More than any other site)

Cal Men aT THe nCaa

CHaMpionsHipsoUTdoors

1922 (1sT, 28 pTs.)Jack Merchant (1st, Shot Put, 44-6.5; 1st,

Hammer 161-4; 4th, LJ, 23-4)Allen Norris (1st, PV, 12-6)Brick Muller (2nd, LJ, 23-8.25; 3rd, HJ, 6-1.5; 4th,

Discus, 127-8)Harry McDonald (2nd, 440y, 49.9)Sandy Sorrenti (3rd, Javelin, 188-11)Jack Witter (3rd, Shot Put, 43-2)Ted Treyer (5th, HJ, 5-9)

1925 (5TH, 9 pTs.)Oather Hampton (t1st, HJ, 6-2)Elmer Gerkin (2nd, Shot Put, 47-3)Ivan Johnson (2nd, 440y)Phil Barber (4th, 220y)Elmer Boyden (5th, 880y)Glenn Dodson (6th, Javelin)Willard Hill (t6th, PV)

1930 (5 pTs.)Kenneth Churchill (1st, Javelin, 204-2)

1931 (10 pTs.)Kenneth Churchill (1st, Javelin, 215-0)

1934 (12TH, 11 pTs.)Bob Clark (2nd, LJ)Charles Van Tress (t3rd, PV)

1935 (T3rd, 20 pTs.)George Anderson (3rd, 100y; 3rd, 220y)Jack Mauger (t3rd, PV, 13-9.75)Glenn Randell (6th, Discus, 149-10)Gary Haskell (6th, PV)Tom Moore (7th, 120h)

1936 (7TH, 17 pTs.)Archie Williams (1st, 440y, 47.0)George Mackey (3rd, Shot Put, 49-4.5) Dell Fishback (6th, 220h)Greg Stout (7th, 400h)

1937 (12TH, 10 pTs.)Arnold Nutting (2nd, LJ, 25-3)Guy Manuel (6th, LJ, 24-5)Les Voorhees (6th, Two Mile, 9:15.9)

1938 (18TH, 9 pTs.)George Amderson (4th, 220h)Arnold Nutting (t4th, LJ, 24-8.5) Guy Manuel (6th, LJ, 24-5.5)Leonard Spencer (6th, Mile)

1939 (11TH, 11 pTs.)Don Watts (2nd, 440y)Guy Manuel (5th, LJ, 24-0)Keith Monroe (5th, PV, 13-10)

1940 (3rd, 24 pTs.)Martin Biles (1st, Javelin, 204-10)Guinn Smith (t2nd, PV, 13-6) Herb Michael (3rd, Shot Put, 52-10) Denzil Widel (5th, 880y)Barney Wolf (6th, Discus, 150-0)

1941 (3rd, 49 1/24 pTs.)Martin Biles (1st, Javelin, 220-1) Guinn Smith (t1st, PV, 14-2) Robert Biles (3rd, Javelin, 208-4)Grover Klemmer (3rd, 440y, 46.5) Luther Nichols (t3rd, PV, 13-6)


Bevan Hart (9th, Decathlon, 7270)Greg Wright (t9th, HJ, 7-0.5)Simon Mudd (17th, 5000m, 14:18.31)

1999 (T32nd, 6 pTs.)Bevan Hart (3rd, Decathlon, 7773)

2000 (T21sT, 10 pTs.)Bevan Hart (1st, Decathlon, 8002)Robert Kennedy (12th, LJ, 24-3.75) Bolota Asmerom (10th, 5000m, 14:13.94)

2001 (22nd, 12 pTs.)Bolota Asmerom (2nd, 5000m, 13:43.13)Robert McLean (5th, PV, 17-10.5)Nate DeSomber (9th, Shot Put, 60-7.25)Rhuben Williams (15th, Shot Put, 59-1.25)

2002 (T68TH, 12 pTs.)Robert McLean (8th, PV, 17-4.5)

2003 (0 pTs.)Teak Wilburn (t12th, HJ, 7-01.75)Tim Bogdanof (15th, 100mH, 13.91)Amin Nikfar (21st, SP, 57-01.50)David Glasgow (23rd, HJ, 6-09.00)Rhuben Williams (26th, SP, 54-01.00)

2004 (2 pTs.)Teak Wilburn (7th, HJ, 7-02.50) Rhuben Williams (11th, SP, 57-09.75)Bruce Giron (19th, TJ, 50-07.50)Amin Nikfar (21st, SP, 58-02.50)Ahmad Wright (24th 400IH, 52.46)Vincent Ibia (25th, TJ, 48-02.75)

2005 (2 pTs.)Paul Teinert (7th, Javelin, 228-01)David Glasgow (11th, HJ, 7-01.50)

2006 (4 pTs.)Paul Teinert (5th, Javelin, 236-00)Giliat Ghebray (13th, 5000m, 14:28.33)Ryan Young (14th, Javelin, 214-02)Jonas Hallgrimsson (15th, Heptathlon,

3,649 points, indoors)2007 (68TH, 2.5 pTs.)

Steven Conrad (11th, Decathalon, 7245)David Torrence (13th, 1500m, 3:43.43)Ed Wright (T5th, High Jump, 7-2.50)Kevin Davis (10th, 3000m SC, 8:41.54)Thomas Mack (11th, 110mHH semifinal, 13.74)Giliat Ghebray (23rd, 5,000m semifinal, 14:44.01)

2008 (71sT, 1 pT.)Martin Maric (8th, Discus, 185-10)David Torrence (10th, 1500, 3:43.97)Ed Wright (14th, High Jump, 6-10.75)

2009 (T25TH, 10 pTs.)Michael Coe (10th, 1500m, 3:41.64)Francis Gadayan (27th, 800m, 1:53.46)Yosef Ghebray (10,000m, DNF)Jake Hanson (26th, 400mH, 53.19)Martin Maric (1st, Discus, 196-3)Jordan Paul (110mHH, 25th, 14.63)

indoors1968 (T28TH, 3 pTs.)

Devone Smith (3rd, 880y, 1:53.6)1989 (T35TH, 4 pTs.)

Rod Jett (4th, 55m High Hurdles, 7.26)1990 (T45TH, 2 pTs.)

Mike Harris (5th, Triple Jump, 53-4.5)1992 (T30TH, 4 pTs.)

Brent Burns (4th, Pole Vault, 17-8.5)1994 (T40TH, 4 pTs.)

Richie Boulet (5th, 3000m, 8:01.20)

1965 (4TH, 25.5 pTs.)Chuck Glenn, Dave Fishback,Forrest Beaty, Dave Archibald (1st, Mile Relay, 3:07.5) Forrest Beaty (2nd, 440y, 46.3)Dave Archibald (3rd, 440y, 46.4)Bill Carter (t5th, HJ, 6-8)

1966 (18TH, 9 pTs.)Chuck Glenn, Mike Shafer,Larry Hengl, Forrest Beaty (2nd, Mile Relay, 3:07.9) Larry Hengl (6th, 440y, 46.9)Paddy McCrary (3rd, 440h, DQ)

1967 (25TH, 9 pTs.)Chuck Glenn, John Diehl, Devone Smith, Larry Hengl (4th, Mile Relay, 3:08.0) Bob Price (5th, 3000 SC, 9:09.6) Greg Miguel (5th, PV, 16-4)Stan Royster (6th, LJ, 24-1)

1968 (T10TH, 14 pTs.)Chuck Glenn, Devone Smith, Larry Hengl, Forrest Beaty (3rd, Mile Relay, 3:08.3) Stan Royster (4th, LJ, 25-2.75) Paddy McCrary (4th, 400h, 50.7)Clarence Johnson (t8th, HJ, 6-10)

1969Bob Waldon (7th, 5000, 14:13.2)

1970 (7TH, 18 pTs.)Don Couser, Isaac Curtis, Dave Masters, Eddie Hart (1st, 440y relay, 40.3) Eddie Hart (1st, 100y, 9.4; 7th, 220y, DQ)Isaac Curtis (2nd, 100y, 9.4)Isaac Curtis (4th, 220y, 20.8)Rich Dunn (2nd, TJ, 50-5.75) Clarence Johnson (t7th, HJ, 6-10)Jim Fraser (8th, TJ, 48-10.75)** Cal originally won the NCAA meet, but later forfeited the title and 22 pts due to the use of an ineligible athlete.

1971 (7TH, 22 pTs.)Eddie Hart (2nd, 100y, 9.5; 3rd, 220y, 20.9)Rick Brown (2nd, 880y, 1:49.5)Bruce Kennedy (8th, Javelin, 231-1)

1973 (19TH, 10 pTs.)Bruce Kennedy (2nd, Javelin, 266-5)Rick Brown (5th, 880y, 1:48.3)

1974 (T15TH, 6 pTs.)Rick Brown (3rd, 880y, 1:49.1)

1975 (15TH, 10 pTs.)Howard Strickland, Sammy Burns, John Nichols, Wesley Walker (2nd, 440y relay, 39.34) Mike Grasha, Sammy Burns, Wesley Walker,

James Robinson (5th, Mile Relay, 3:08.0)1976 (T12TH, 16 pTs.)

Ed Miller (1st, Decathlon, 7443)Paul Wallace, Wesley Walker, McKinley Mosley,

James Robinson (3rd, 1600m relay, 3:03.91)Larry Hintz (t8th, PV, 16-6)

1977 (T21sT, 2 pTs.)Holden Smith, Wesley Walker, Paul Wallace,

Keith Taylor (5th, 400m relay, 40.05)1978

Mike Marlow (8th, TJ, 53-11.75)1979 (27TH, 7 pTs.)

Michael Marlow (4th, TJ, 53-7.25w)Dave Steen (5th, Decathlon, 7456) Andy Clifford (6th, 1500m, 3:40.84)

1980 (41sT, 4 pTs.)Dave Steen (4th, Decathlon, 7616)

1981 (10TH, 17.5 pTs.)Larry Cowling (1st, 110h, 13.60w; 6th, 400h, 50.28) David Porath (3rd, Shot Put, 64-9.5) Ross McAlexander (t6th, PV, 17-0.25)

1982 (8TH, 53 pTs.)Larry Cowling (2nd, 400h, 48.46; 4th, 110h, 13.83) Tom Downs (3rd, 5000, 14:01.02) Jim Scannella, Lloyd Guss, Larry Cowling, David Timmons (5th, 1600m relay,

3:04.46) Ross McAlexander (6th, PV, 17-7.25) Lloyd Guss (7th, 400h, 49.95) Bruce Parker (12th, Shot Put)

1983 (67TH, 5 pTs.)Roy Mosley (10th, 200m)Mike White (11th, 800m)

1984 (48TH, 8 pTs.)Tom Downs (5th, 5000m, 13:49.41)

1985 (50TH, 4 pTs.)Ken Williams (5th, TJ, 53-4.5)Kari Nisula (13th, Discus)

1986 (12TH, 19 pTs.)Atlee Mahorn (2nd, 200m, 20.45)Jari Matinolli (5th, Hammer, 220-6) Kari Nisula (5th, Discus, 189-11) Dave Maggard, Jr. (6th, Discus, 189-8)

1987 (66TH, 2 pTs.)Rod Jett (8th, 110h, 13.89)Kari Nisula (8th, Discus, 188-2)

1988 (T5TH, 26 pTs.)Kari Nisula (1st, Discus, 190-7)Atlee Mahorn (2nd, 200m, 20.20)Rod Jett (2nd, 110h, 13.64) Jeff Rogers (11th, HJ, 7-1.5)

1990 (T56TH, 4 pTs.)Mike Harris (7th, TJ, 52-7.25)Jeff Rogers (7th, HJ, 7-3)

1991 (32nd, 8 pTs.)Ramon Jimenez-Gaona (2nd, Discus, 202-7)Chris Huffins (12th, LJ, 25-0.75w)

1992 (T17TH, 16 pTs.)Brent Burns (2nd, PV, 18-8.25)Ramon Jimenez-Gaona (2nd, Discus, 206-9)

1993 (14TH, 20 pTs.)Chris Huffins (1st, Decathlon, 8007)Ramon Jimenez-Gaona (2nd, Discus, 200-0)John Wirtz (7th, Discus, 191-9)Damien Luper (15th, Hammer, 190-1)

1994 (T72nd, 1 pT)Richie Boulet (8th, 5000m, 14:30.40)Tom McGuirk (9th, 400h, 50.80)Kevin Keane (t19th, HJ, 6-11.0)Lee Adkins (16th, LJ)

1995 (T28TH, 8 pTs.)Lenards Ozolinsh (3rd, TJ, 54-2.5)Lee Adkins (7th, LJ, 25-2.5)Ross Bomben (Decathlon)

1996 (T26TH, 12 pTs.)Ross Bomben (2nd, Decathlon, 7752)Richie Boulet (5th, 5000m, 13:54.96)Clarence Phelps (t10th, PV, 17-0.75)Lenards Ozolinsh (12th, TJ, 52-2.5)Travis Nutter (14th, Hammer, 204-10)

1997 (40TH, 7 pTs.)Clarence Phelps (t2nd, PV, 18-0.50)Greg Walker (t7th, HJ, 7-0.5)Travis Nutter (9th, Hammer, 211-8)

1998 (T27TH, 8 pTs.)Ross Bomben (4th, Decathlon, 7693)Travis Nutter (6th, Hammer, 224-9)


1983 (49TH, 6 pTs.)Louise Romo (7th, 1500m, 4:18.62)

1984 (38TH, 9 pTs.)Louise Romo (5th, 800m, 2:04.07)Kim Kesler (12th, Discus, 161-6)

1985 (40TH, 3 pTs.)Kirsten O’Hara (6th, 5000m, 15:46.8)

1986 (31sT, 8 pTs.)Louise Romo (5th, 800m, 2:03.08)Sheila Hudson (5th, TJ, 43-2.25)Sally Wood (9th, 5000m, 16:33.35)Beth Vidakovits (9th, HJ, 5-11.5)

1987 (11TH, 21 pTs.)Sheila Hudson (1st, TJ, 45-2.5; 2nd, LJ, 21-4.25)Kim Kesler (6th, Discus, 168-0.75)

1988 (T17TH, 16 pTs.)Sheila Hudson (1st, TJ, 45-8w)Kirsten O’Hara (3rd, 10,000m, 32:52.86)

1989 (T57TH, 2 pTs.)Beth Vidakovits (6th, HJ, 5-10.5)

1990 (11TH, 23 pTs.)Sheila Hudson (1st, TJ, 46-0.75; 1st, LJ, 22-1)Sabrina Han (6th, 10,000m, 34:09.00)Laura Baker (9th, Heptathlon, 5377)

1991 (0 pTs.)Sabrina Han (9th, 10,000m, 34:20.26)

1992 (T54TH, 2 pTs.)Laura Baker (7th, 800m, 2:05.57)

1993 (0 pTs.)Janet Bowie (10th, 10,000m, 36:39.43)

1994 (0 pTs.)Tenaya Soderman (9th, 10,000m, 35:16.44)Missy Maloata (19th, Shot Put, 45-10.75)

1995 (T57TH, 1 pT)Ifeoma Ozoeze (9th, Heptathlon, 5402)Tiffany Janssen (14th, Heptathlon, 5230)Amy Littlepage (t8th, TJ, 43-0.5)Annette Kailihiwa (t15th, Discus, 154-2)Liza Lopez (1500m, 4:43.15)

1996 (T55TH, 2 pTs.)Amy Littlepage (7th, TJ, 42-8)Magdalena Lewy (5000m, 16:43.68)Latasha Gilliam (400m, DQ)4x400m Relay Team (3:42.30)

1997 (T30TH, 8 pTs.)Magdalena Lewy (3rd, 5000m, 16:04.86)Amy Littlepage (7th, TJ, 44-0.5)Elissa Riedy (DNQ, 1500m, 4:26.59)

1998 (T57TH, 3 pTs.)Elissa Riedy (6th, 1500m, 4:21.42)Lori Riedy (19th, 5000m, 17:20.53)

1999 (T49TH, 5 pTs.)Elissa Riedy (12th, 1500m, 4:43.59)Kristin Heaston (4th, Shot Put, 54-0)Jennifer Joyce (15th, Hammer, 183-9)

2000 (T19TH, 12 pTs.)Missy Vanek (3rd, Heptathlon, 5614)Jennifer Joyce (4th, Hammer, 204-1)Maria Lopez (8th, PV, 13-1.5)

2001 (T60TH, 2 pTs.)Dana Lawson (3rd, Shot Put, 53-7.5, indoors)Maria Lopez (7th, PV, 13-1.5)Dana Lawson (9th, Discus, 166-8)Jennifer Joyce (10th, Hammer, 193-0)Dana Lawson (15th, Shot Put, 50-8.25)

2002 (T29TH, 10 pTs.)Erin Belger (3rd, 800m, 2:05.09)Jennifer Joyce (7th, Hammer, 201-10)

2003 (0 pTs.)Earls, Omwanghe, Hawes, Carter (17th, 4x100m, 45.06)Antonette Carter (20th, 100m, 11.87)Chloe Jarvis (21st, 800m, 2:08.07)Elzunia Lamb (28th, LJ, 18-01.00)

2004 (4 pTs.)Brooke Meredith (5th, Heptathlon, 5442 pts.)Sheni Russell (10th, Discus, 174-11)Omwanghe/Johnson/Hawes/Carter (18th,

4x100m, 45.18)Antonette Carter (20th, 200m, 23.55) Deanna Slaton (24th, 400mH, 59.91)

2005 (9 pTs.)Antonette Carter (7th, LJ, 20-05.75; 5th, 200m, 23.28)Alysia Johnson (6th, 800m, 2:06.88)

2006 (6 pTs.)Antonette Carter (11th, 200m, 23.39)Alysia Johnson (3rd, 800m, 2:03.04); (3rd, 800m,

2:06.42, indoors)Osarhiemen Omwanghe (20th, 100mH, 13.58)Emilee Strot (23rd, Discus, 155-07)

2006 (6 pTs.)Antonette Carter (11th, 200m, 23.39)Alysia Johnson (3rd, 800m, 2:03.04); (3rd, 800m,

2:06.42, indoors)Osarhiemen Omwanghe (20th, 100mH, 13.58)Emilee Strot (23rd, Discus, 155-07)

2007 (8TH, 26 pTs.)Carrie Johnson (6th Hammer, 211-0)Kelechi Anyanwu (1st Discus, 188-11)Inika McPherson (6th High Jump, 5-10.75)Alysia Johnson (1st 800m, 1:59.29)

2008 (22nd, 11 pTs.)Katie Morgan (1st, Pole Vault, 13-9.25)Broom, Bonty, Holmes, Garrett (8th, 4x100m, 44.32)

2009 (0 pTs.)Kandi Bonty (14th, 400m, 53.99)Cherrelle Garrett (15th, 100m, 11.77)Alison Greggor (10,000m, DNF)Katie Morgan (13th, Pole Vault, 13-5.25)Tracey Stewart (27th, Triple Jump, 39-10)Allison Stokke (19th, Pole Vault, 12-9.50)Brook Turner (17th, 400m, 54.89)Broom/Bonty/Dixon/Garrett (13th, 4x100m Relay, 44.66)

indoors1990 (4TH, 20pTs.)

Sheila Hudson (1st, Long Jump, 21-9.5)Sheila Hudson (1st, Triple Jump, 45-9)

2001 (31sT, 6pTs.)Dana Lawson (3rd, Shot Put, 53-7.5)

2004 (29TH, 6pTs.)Brooke Meredith (3rd, Pentathlon, 4,189)

2006 (T35TH, 6 pTs.)Alysia Johnson (3rd, 800m, 2:06.42)

2007 (15TH, 15pTs.)Alysia Johnson (1st, 800m, 2:03.47)Inika McPherson (7th, High Jump, 6-0)Cassandra Strictland (6th, Triple Jump, 42-10 3/4)

2008 (T34TH, 6 pTs.)Alysia Johnson (3rd, 800m, 2:05.47)

2009 (T41sT, 5 pTs.)Cherrelle Garrett (14th, 60m, 7.42)Inika McPherson (4th, High Jump, 6-0)Kristen Meister (11th, High Jump, 5-8.75)Katie Morgan (N/A, Pole Vault, NH)

1995 (10TH, 20pTs.)Lee Adkins (5th, Long Jump, 25-2.5)Richie Boulet (2nd, 3000m, 8:06:92)Lenards Ozolinsh (2nd, Triple Jump, 54-2.5)

1997 (T58TH, 2 pTs.)Clarence Phelps (5th, Pole Vault, 17-4.5)

2006 (na, 0 pTs.)Jonas Hallgrimsson (15th, Heptathlon, 3,649 points)

2007 (19TH, 11 pTs.)Giliat Ghebray (DNF, 3000m, NT)Ed Wright (6th, High Jump, 7-2.25David Torrence, Nestor Solis, Francis Gadayan, Kevin Davis (2nd, Distance Medley Relay, 9:33.77)

2008 (T57TH, 2 pTs.)Ed Wright (7th, High Jump, 7-0.25)

2009 (12TH, 18.5 pTs.)Michael Coe (2nd, 3000m, 7:54.42)Ed Wright (T3rd, High Jump, 7-0.25)Mark Matusak, Jake Hanson, Sebastian Sam,

Michael Coe (3rd, Distance Medley Relay, 9:30.39)

Cal WoMen aT THe aiaW CHaMpionsHips

oUTdoors1975

Marilyn Neufville (4th, 800y, 2:08.6)1977 (0 pTs.)

Ginger Lewis (N/A, LJ, N/A)Sally Metteer (12th, 5000m, 17:40.9)Jennifer Wagstaff (N/A, Shot Put/Discus)

1979 (T28TH, 7 pTs.)Kelia Bolton (6th, 200m, 23.94)Michelle Hawthorne (5th, 400h, 1:00.03)Jan Oehm (5th, 10,000m, 34:27.8)Suzanne Richter (6th, 5000m, 16:59.74)Michelle Hawthorne, Cindy Banks, Elaine Parker,

Kelia Bolton (6th, 440y Relay, 46.48)Pam Cox (22nd, 5000m, 18:34.3)

1980 (15TH, 13 pTs.)Cindy Banks (5th, Pentathlon, 3783)Jan Oehm (6th, 10,000m, 33:55.59)Alice Trumbly (3rd, 1500m, 4:17.58)Michelle Hawthorne, Elaine Parker, Connie

Culbert, Marian Franklin (4th, 800m Relay, 1:40.3)Lynn Hjelte (13th, 5000m, 16:53.7)

1981 (34TH, 2 pTs.)Cindy Schmandt (5th, 3000m, 9:25.9)

1982 (2nd, 44 pTs.)Kathy Raugust (1st, Heptathlon, 5514; 8th, HJ, 5-8)Louise Romo (1st, 800m, 2:04.39)Margaret Spotts (4th, 1500m, 4:21.66)Sue Springer (8th, Discus, 147-11)Chris Viguie (4th, Heptathlon, 5161)Kim White (7th, 200m, 24.07)Connie Culbert, Louise Romo, Sally Meinbress,

Kim White (2nd, 1600m Relay, 3:40.08)

Cal WoMen aT THe nCaa CHaMpionsHips

oUTdoors1982 (39TH, 6 pTs.)

Kristen Engle (8th, Javelin, 166-10)Kathy Raugust (12th, Heptathlon, 5119)


ConferenCe CHaMpions

MenpaCifiC CoasT ConferenCe

CHaMpions (51)Year Name Event Mark1919 H.W. Waltz 880y 2:00.0 Jack Merchant Javelin 157-1 Jack Merchant Hammer 140-8.50 John Jackson High Jump 6-1 3/8 John Merchant Long Jump 22-4.751920 O.O. Hendrickson 440y 49.6 Pesky Sprott 880y 1:58.2 John Merchant Long Jump 22-9.501923 Bud Becker 120y Hurdles 16.5 Jack Witter Shot Put 44-6.50 Bill Neufeldt Discus 138-0 3/8 S.S. Sorrenti Javelin 174-10 Paul Boren Long Jump 22-51926 Phil Barber 220y 22.0 Elmer Bondschu Long Jump 24-2.751927 Oather Hampton High Jump 6-11936 Archie Williams 440y 46.8 Del Fishback 220y Hurdles 23.7 Greg Stout 440y Hurdles 53.31937 Les Voorhees 2 Mile 9:33.6 Guy Manuel Long Jump 24-3 3/81938 Bob Law High Jump 6-4 Guy Manuel Long Jump 24-21939 Herb Michael Shot Put 52-4 1/2 Mel Long High Jump 6-21941 Grover Klemmer 440y 46.4 Barney Wolf Discus 159-3 7/8 Guinn Smith Pole Vault 13-6 Luther Nichols Pole Vault 13-6

1942 Hal Davis 100y 9.6 Hal Davis 220y 21.6 Ralph Dewey 2 Mile 9:20.3 Bob Biles Javelin 205-10 5/8 Luther Nichols Pole Vault 13-61948 Don Anderson 100y 9.6 Don Anderson 220y 21.1 Chuck Hanger High Jump 6-41949 Paul Mello Mile 4:19.41950 Don Anderson 220y 21.91953 Lon Spurrier 880y 1:52.71954 John Stellern Shot Put 53-3.50 Larry Anderson Pole Vault 13-91956 Charlie Butt Shot Put 57-8.751957 Leamon King 100y 9.6 Leamon King 220y 21.5 Don Bowden 880y 1:47.81958 Willie White 100y 9.6 Willie White 220y 21.4 Jerry Siebert 880y 1:51.0 Don Bowden Mile 4:03.71959 Willie White 220y Hurdles 23.0

paCifiC-8 ConferenCe CHaMpions (29)

1960 Willie White 100y 9.8 Jack Yerman 440y 47.3 Jerry Siebert 880y 1:49.0 Tom Colton Pole Vault 14-0 Terry Kelley Pole Vault 14-01961 Alan Gaylord 3 Mile 14:11.01963 Matt Baggett Shot Put 56-8.251964 Dave Archibald 440y 46.3 Al Courchesne Mile Relay 3:11.0 Dave Fishback

Forrest Beaty Dave Archibald Gene Johnson High Jump 6-7.751965 Forrest Beaty 220y 21.3 Forrest Beaty 440y 46.5 Bill Caldwell 440y Relay 40.9 Dave Archibald Bob Brinkworth Forrest Beaty Chuck Glenn Mile Relay 3:09.3 Dave Fishback Forrest Beaty Dave Archibald Bill Carter High Jump 6-9.251967 Paddy McCrary 440y Hurdles 50.91968 Gary Pennington Javelin 239-21970 Eddie Hart 100y 9.4 Don Couser 440y Relay 39.8 Isaac Curtis Dave Masters Eddie Hart1971 Rick Brown 880y 1:46.71972 Jim Penrose Discus 185-6 Bruce Kennedy Javelin 249-5 Rick Brown 880y 1:46.71973 Rick Brown 880y 1:48.1 Wesley Walker 440y Relay 40.1 McKinley Mosley Howard Strickland Sammy Burns1975 James Robinson 880y 1:49.11976 James Robinson 800m 1:49.11977 Andy Clifford 1500m 3:42.3 Scott Overton Discus 195-8

Leamon King

Willie White



1981 Paul Bates Triple Jump 54-4.25 Larry Cowling 110y Hurdles 13.99 David Porath Shot Put 66-3 David Porath Discus 201-41982 Larry Cowling 400m Hurdles 50.141984 Jim Scannella 400m Hurdles 50.421985 Ken Williams Triple Jump 55-01986 Dave Chesarek 4x400m Relay 3:05.77 Peter Howard Walt Jones Atlee Mahorn1987 Mike Harris High Jump 7-2.501988 Atlee Mahorn 200m 20.20 Kari Nisula Discus 196-10 David Ottaway 1500m 3:42.881989 Brent Burns Pole Vault 17-6.25 Mike Harris Triple Jump 54-01990 Mike Harris Triple Jump 54-2.501991 Chris Huffins Triple Jump 52-11.50 Brent Burns Pole Vault 18-1.25 R. Jimenez-Gaona Discus 200-41992 Brent Burns Pole Vault 18-4.50 R. Jimenez-Gaona Discus 210-111993 Chris Huffins Decathlon 7671 Kevin Keane High Jump 7-0.501994 Lee Adkins Long Jump 25-06.25 Richie Boulet 1500m 3:48.12 Kevin Keane High Jump 7-01.501995 Lenards Ozolinsh Triple Jump 54-01996 Lenards Ozolinsh Triple Jump 52-11 Chris Ferreira Long Jump 25-6.25 Richie Boulet 1500m 3:43.561997 Ross Bomben Decathlon 7551 1998 Ross Bomben Decathlon 7808 1999 Bevan Hart Decathlon 7662 2000 Bevan Hart Decathlon 7890 2001 Bolota Asmerom 5000m 14:07.232005 Paul Teinert Javelin 235-112007 Ed Wright High Jump 7-32008 Ed Wright High Jump 7-3.25

Sheni Russell

Cal salUTes TraCk & field offiCialsThe Golden Bears would like to recognize the track & field officials and volunteers who have devoted years of service ensuring

quality meets at Edwards Stadium. The California track & field athletes and staff salute these officials for their outstanding work and dedication to the sport.Jay AbbottMike AroJoe AsseretoJohn AukaDon BailesMichael BootDennis BoyleMary CabralRich CabralMaria CastilloDino CertaJohn Coie

Edith ColemanBruce ColmanKeith ConningRichard ConnorsShirley ConnorsStephen CrowNadine DavisGail Decatur-BoswellLeon GloverEd GordonPeter GuerriniMike Hammerquist

James HartDebra HarveyBill HawkesJ R HeberleIrene HermanAl HernandezEd HicksBob HugheyJoe KeeverGeorge KleemanSean LaughlinMichel Leonard

John LilygrenBaird LloydJohn Luppes –

EmeritusBruce MakinsonLiesbeth MatthieuSonny MaynardChristina McKinstryLeroy MilamDave MillerCharles MurphyJohn Murray

Dolton SimmonsBob ThompsonRon TothKarl UebelRichard UrbandSusie Van BuskirkJames WaldronJeannie WhiteKaren WilliamsLeon WimbleyJohn WiseDan Wright

Sue MurrayBill Pratt – EmeritusJohn PrettoJon PriceBeth PriceRoger QuimbyRobert RauchSue RembaoFrank RuonaStuart SampsonMargaret SheehanJohn Shirey

WoMennorTHern paCifiC

ConferenCe CHaMpions (17)1983 Connie Culbert 200m 24.2w Connie Culbert 400m 54.8 Louise Romo 1500m 4:18.21984 Marilyn Davis 1500m 4:24.07 Kim While 400m 54.52 Brenda Bertillion 4x400m Relay 3:46.32 Gina Cole Louise Romo Jeannie Arnold1985 Roberta Eccles 400m Hurdles 59.12 Helga Halldorsdottir 100m Hurdles 14.09 Kirsten O’Hara 10,000m 33:44.191986 Allison Eades Heptathlon 4513

Sheila Hudson

Helga Halldorsdottir 100m Hurdles 13.96 Helga Halldorsdottir 400m Hurdles 57.61 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 41-6 Kim Kesler Discus 170-6 Louise Romo 800m 2:04.65 Sally Wood 5000m 17:05.69 Sally Wood 10,000m 35:34.44


1987 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 44-81989 Beth Vidakovits High Jump 5-10.751990 Sabrina Han 5000m 16:25.41 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 42-2.25w1995 Amy Littlepage Triple Jump 42-9 Ifeoma Ozoeze Heptathlon 5624 1996 Amy Littlepage Triple Jump 42-41997 Amy Littlepage Triple Jump 43-32000 Missy Vanek Heptathlon 5505 2002 Jennifer Joyce Hammer 204-12005 Chloe Jarvis 800m 2:04.532007 Alysia Johnson 800m 2:01.742008 Alysia Johnson 800m 2:00.57 Kimyon Broom 100m Hurdles 13.262009 Kimyon Broom 100m Hurdles 13.02 Inika McPherson High Jump 5-11.25


all-aMeriCans/nCaa CHaMpions

California nCaa CHaMpionsMen

Year Name Event Mark1922 John Merchant Hammer 161-41922 John Merchant Shot Put 44-6.501922 Allen Norris Pole Vault 12-61925 Oather Hampton High Jump 6-21930 Ken Churchill Javelin 204-21932 Ken Churchill Javelin 215-01936 Archie Williams 400m 47.01940 Marty Biles Javelin 204-101941 Marty Biles Javelin 220-11941 Guinn Smith Pole Vault 14-21942 Hal Davis 100m 9.61942 Hal Davis 220m 21.21942 Bob Biles Javelin 213-9.751943 Hal Davis 100m 10.01943 Hal Davis 220m 21.41952 George Roseme Javelin 228-8.751954 Larry Anderson Pole Vault 14-21957 Don Bowden 880m 1:47.21962 Roger Olsen High Jump 6-101964 Al Courchesne Mile Relay 3:07.4 Dave Fishback Forrest Beaty Dave Archibald1965 Chuck Glenn Mile Relay 3:07.5 Dave Fishback Forrest Beaty Dave Archibald1970 Eddie Hart 100m 9.41970 Don Couser 4x110y Relay 40.3 Isaac Curtis Dave Masters Eddie Hart1976 Ed Miller Decathlon 74431981 Larry Cowling 110m Hurdles 13.601988 Kari Nisula Discus 190-71993 Chris Huffins Decathlon 80072000 Bevan Hart Decathlon 80022009 Martin Maric Discus 196-3

WoMenYear Name Event Mark1987 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-2.501988 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-81990 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-0.751990 Sheila Hudson Long Jump 22-11990 Shelia Hudson Triple Jump 21-9.5i1990 Shelia Hudson Long Jump 45-9i2007 Alysia Johnson 800m 1:59.29 Kelechi Anyanwu Discus 188-11 Alysia Johnson 800m 2:03.47i Alysia Johnson 800m-USATF 1:59.472008 Katie Morgan Pole Vault 13-9.25

Robinson, James ......................................1Rogers, Jeff ..............................................1Roseme, George ......................................1Sam, Sebastian ........................................1Scannella, Jim ..........................................1Schmidt, Don ............................................1Shafer, Mike..............................................1Siebert, Jerry ............................................1Simpson, Len............................................1Smith, Devone ..........................................1Smith, Guinn .............................................2Smith, Holden ...........................................1Solis, Nestor .............................................1Spurrier, Lon .............................................1Steen, Dave ..............................................2Stellern, John............................................1Strickland, Howard ...................................1Taylor, Keith ..............................................1Teinert, Paul..............................................2Timmons, David ........................................1Torrence, David ........................................1Van Tress, Charles ...................................1Walker, Greg .............................................1Walker, Wesley .........................................3Wallace, Paul ............................................2Watts, Don ................................................1White, John...............................................1Williams, Archie ........................................1Williams, Ken ............................................1Teak Wilburn .............................................1Wirtz, John................................................1Wolf, Barney .............................................1Wright, Ed .................................................4Yerman, Jack ............................................1Yerxa, Max ................................................1

WoMen(79 honors by 48 athletes)

Anyanwu, Kelechi .....................................1Baker, Laura .............................................1Banks, Cindy ............................................2Belger, Erin ...............................................1Bolton, Kelia .............................................2Bonty, Kandi .............................................1Broom, Kimyon .........................................1Carter, Antonette.......................................3Culbert, Connie.........................................2Dixon, Kayla .............................................1Engle, Kristen ...........................................1Franklin, Marian ........................................1Garrett, Cherrelle ......................................1Han, Sabrina.............................................1Hawthorne, Michelle .................................3Heaston, Kristin ........................................1Holmes, Kristin .........................................1Hudson, Sheila .........................................6Janssen, Tiffany ........................................1Johnson, Alysia.........................................6Johnson, Carrie ........................................1Joyce, Jennifer .........................................2Kesler, Kim ...............................................1Lawson, Dana...........................................2Lewy, Magdalena ......................................1Littlepage, Amy .........................................3Lopez, Maria .............................................2McPherson, Inika ......................................3Meinbress, Sally .......................................1Meredith, Brooke ......................................2Morgan, Katie ...........................................1O’Hara, Kristen .........................................2Oehm, Jan ................................................2Parker, Elaine ...........................................2Raugust, Kathy .........................................1Richter, Suzanne ......................................1Riedy, Elissa .............................................2Romo, Louise ...........................................5Schmandt, Cindy ......................................1Soderman, Tenaya ...................................1Spotts, Margaret .......................................1Strickland, Cassandra ..............................1Trumbly, Alice ...........................................1Vanek, Missy ............................................1Vidakovits, Beth ........................................1Viguie, Chris .............................................1White, Kim ................................................1

Men(262 honors by 164 athletes)

Adkins, Lee ...............................................1Anderson, Don..........................................3Anderson, George ....................................2Anderson, Lawrence.................................1Archibald, Dave ........................................3Asmerom, Bolota ......................................1Barnes, Clarence ......................................1Beaty, Forrest ...........................................5Biles, Martin ..............................................2Biles, Robert .............................................2Bomben, Ross ..........................................2Boulet, Richie ...........................................6Bowden, Don ............................................1Brown, Rick ..............................................2Burns, Brent..............................................1Burns, Sammy ..........................................1Butt, Charlie ..............................................1Churchill, Kenneth ....................................2Clark, Bob .................................................1Clifford, Andy ............................................1Coe, Michael.............................................3Courchesne, Al .........................................1Couser, Don..............................................1Cowling, Larry...........................................5Curtis, Isaac..............................................3Davis, Harold ............................................4Davis, Kevin..............................................2DeSomber, Nate .......................................1Dewey, Ralph ...........................................1Downs, Tom ..............................................2Dunn, Rich ................................................1Fishback, Dave .........................................2Friedenback, Francis ................................1Gadayan, Francis .....................................1Gaskill, Todd .............................................1Ghebray, Giliat ..........................................1Glasgow, David.........................................1Glenn, Chuck ............................................3Groswird, Keith .........................................1Guss, Lloyd...............................................2Hampton, Oather ......................................1Hanger, Chuck ..........................................1Hanson, Jake............................................1Harris, Mike ..............................................1Hart, Bevan...............................................3Hart, Eddie................................................4Hengl, Larry ..............................................2House, Bob ...............................................2Huffins, Chris ............................................1Jett, Rod ...................................................2Jimenez-Gaona, Ramon...........................3Johnson, Gene .........................................2Kennedy, Bruce ........................................1King, Leamon ...........................................1Klemmer, Grover ......................................1Luper, Damien ..........................................1Mackey, George .......................................1Maggard, Dave Jr. ....................................1Mahorn, Atlee ...........................................2Maric, Martin .............................................2Marlow, Michael ........................................1Masters, Dave ..........................................1Matinolli, Jari.............................................1Matusak, Mark ..........................................1Mauger, Jack ............................................1McAlexander, Ross...................................2McGuirk, Tom ...........................................1McLean, Robert ........................................2Merchant, Jack .........................................2Michael, Herb ...........................................1Miller, Ed ...................................................1Mosley, McKinley ......................................1Nichols, John ............................................1Nichols, Luther..........................................1Nisula, Kari ...............................................3Norris, Allen ..............................................1Nutter, Travis ............................................3Nutting, Arnold ..........................................1Olsen, Roger ............................................1Ozolinsh, Lenards.....................................1Phelps, Clarence ......................................1Porath, David ............................................1

Cal all-aMeriCans


olyMpians & olyMpiC CoaCHes

1906 (Athens)Robert Edgren (Shot Put, DNP; Discus, DNP)

1912 (Stockholm)Fred Allen (Long Jump, 6th, 22-9.25)Walter McClure (800m, DNQ, NA; 1500m,

DNQ, 4:07.3)

1920 (Antwerp)Brutus Hamilton (Decathlon, Silver Medal,

5937 points; Pentathlon, 6th, NA)Harry Liversedge (Shot Put, Bronze Medal,

46-5.25)John Merchant (Long Jump, 11th, 21-4)Harold “Brick” Muller (High Jump, Silver

Medal, 6-2.75)Augustus “Gus” Pope (Discus, Bronze

Medal, 138-2)Albert “Pesky” Sprott (800m, 6th, 1:56.4)

1924 (Paris)Paul Boren (Long Jump, alternate)Brutus Hamilton (Pentathlon, DNF)Harry Liversedge (Shot Put, alternate)John Merchant (Hammer, 9th, 135-11)William Neufeld (Javelin, 5th, 196-9)Augustus “Gus” Pope (Discus, 4th, 145-9)

1932 (Los Angeles)Brutus Hamilton (USA Assistant Coach)Kenneth Churchill (Javelin, 6th, 207-6)Robert Kiesel (4x100m Relay, Gold Medal,

40.0)

1936 (Berlin)Brutus Hamilton (USA Assistant Coach)Robert Clark (Decathlon, Silver Medal, 7601

points; Long Jump, 6th, 25-2)Archie Williams (400m, Gold Medal, 46.5)

1948 (London)Martin Biles (Javelin, 6th, 213-9)Owen Guinn Smith (Pole Vault, Gold Medal,

14-1.25)Kaare Vefling (Norway; 1500m, DNQ,

3:47.48)

1952 (Helsinki)Brutus Hamilton (USA Head Coach)Sloss Price King (10,000m walk, DNQ,

51:08.6)

1956 (Melbourne)Don Bowden (1500m, DNQ, 3:59.7)Leamon King (4x100m Relay, Gold Medal,

39.5)Lon Spurrier (800m, 6th, 1:49.3)

1960 (Rome)Jerome Siebert (800m, DNQ, 1:48.1)Jack Yerman (400m, DNQ, 48.9; 4x400m

Relay, Gold Medal, 3:02.2)

1964 (Tokyo)Jerome Siebert (800m, 6th, 1:47.0)

1968 (Mexico City)Dave Maggard (Shot Put, 5th, 63-9)Dave Smith (Triple Jump, 21st, 51-8.25)

1972 (Munich)Eddie Hart (4x100m Relay, Gold Medal,

38.19; 100m, DNQ, 10.47)Bruce Kennedy (Rhodesia; Javelin, NA)Roddy Lee (Taiwan; 110m high hurdles, NA)Dave Smith (Triple Jump, 32nd, 47-9)

1976 (Montreal)Bruce Kennedy (Rhodesia; Javelin, NA)Marilyn Neufville (Jamaica; 400mH, NA)James Robinson (800m, DNQ, 1:46.43)Quentin Wheeler (400mH, 4th, 49.86)

1980 (Moscow)*Lloyd Guss (Canada; 400mH, NA; 4x400m

Relay, NA)Bruce Kennedy (Javelin, DNC)Brian Maxwell (Canada; Marathon, NA)James Robinson (800m, DNC)Dave Steen (Canada; Decathlon, NA)* USA team boycotted and did not compete

1984 (Los Angeles)Lloyd Guss (Canada; 400mH, NA; 4x400m

Relay, NA)Atlee Mahorn (Canada, 200m, DNQ, 20.78;

4x100m Relay, DNC, 39.54)Dave Steen (Canada; Decathlon, 17th, 7532

points)

1988 (Seoul)Atlee Mahorn (Canada; 200m, 5th, 20.39;

4x100m Relay, 7th, 38.93)Dave Steen (Canada; Decathlon, Bronze

Medal, 8328 points)

1992 (Barcelona)Ramon Jimenez-Gaona (Paraguay; Discus)Erv Hunt (USA Assistant Coach)Al Baeta (USA Men’s Olympic Staff)

1996 (Atlanta)Erv Hunt (USA Men’s Head Coach)Chris Huffins (Decathlon, 10th, 8300 points)Sheila Hudson (triple jump, 11th, 46-0)Ramon Jimenez-Gaona (Paraguay; Discus,

201-4)Thomas McGuirk (Ireland, 400mH, 50.76)Al Baeta (USA Men’s Head Manager)

2000 (Sydney)Bolota Asmerom (Eritrea, 5000m, 14:15.26)Chris Huffins (Decathlon, Bronze Medal,

8595 points)Thomas McGuirk (Ireland, 400mH, 51.73)

2004 (Athens)Kristin Heaston (Shot Put, DNQ for final,

56-4)Grace Upshaw (Long Jump, 10th, 21-9.5)

2008 (Beijing)Magdalena Lewy (Marathon, DNF)Martin Maric (Discus, 29th, 59.25)Kristin Heaston (Shot Put, DNQ for final,

56-10)Grace Upshaw (Long Jump, 8th, 21-7)Amin Nikfar (Shot Put, NM)

Cal aTHleTes in THe olyMpiC GaMes

California olyMpiC CHaMpionsYear Name Event Mark

Gold MedalisTs1932 ...........Bob Kiesel ................................4x100m relay ...................................... 40.01936 ...........Archie Williams .........................400 meters ......................................... 46.51948 ...........Guinn Smith ..............................Pole Vault ......................................14-1.251956 ...........Leamon King ............................4x100m relay ...................................... 39.51960 ...........Jack Yerman .............................4x400m relay ................................... 3:02.21972 ...........Eddie Hart.................................4x100m relay .................................... 38.19

sIlver meDalIsts1920 ...........Brutus Hamilton ........................Decathlon .......................................... 59371920 ...........Harold “Brick” Mueller ...............High Jump .......................................6-2.751936 ...........Bob Clark ..................................Decathlon .......................................... 7601

Bronze MedalisTs1920 ...........Harry Liversedge ......................Shot Put ........................................46-5.251988 ...........Dave Steen ...............................Decathlon .......................................... 83282000 ...........Chris Huffins .............................Decathlon .......................................... 8595


World reCords1905 Alfred Plaw Hammer Throw 163-41911 Ollie Snedigar Javelin Throw 165-0.201920 Brutus Hamilton Pentathlon 171927 Jack Merchant Hammer Throw 170-7.51929 Jack Merchant Hammer Throw 170-61934 Bob Clark Decathlon 7955.051935 Bob Clark Decathlon 7929.22 Tom Moore 400m Hurdles 53.51940 Hal Davis 100m 10.3 Hal Davis 200m 20.45 Grover Klemmer 400m 47.01941 Hal Davis 200m 20.45 Grover Klemmer 400m 46.01942 Hal Davis 100m 10.5 Hal Davis 200m 20.951943 Hal Davis 100m 10.3w Hal Davis 200m 20.2w Marty Biles Javelin Throw 202-51944 Marty Biles Javelin Throw 211-01945 Les Howe High Jump 6-5.751947 Guinn Smith Pole Vault 14-0i1957 Leamon King 100y 9.71962 Jerry Siebert 880y 1:47.11962 Jack Yerman 600y 1:11.6i*1963 Gene Johnson High Jump 7-01963 Jack Yerman 600y 1:09.4i1971 Dave Smith Triple Jump 53-4.75i1976 James Robinson 800m 1:46.631977 Bruce Kennedy Javelin Throw 262-31978 James Robinson 800m 1:45.471979 James Robinson 800m 1:45.821980 James Robinson 800m 1:46.21981 Mike Marlow Triple Jump 54-6.5i1981 James Robinson 800m 1:45.53 Bruce Kennedy Javelin Throw 276-81982 James Robinson 800m 1:46.121984 James Robinson 800m 1:47.461987 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-5.251989 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-6.5w1990 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-21992 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.251993 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 44-3.25i1994 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-3.5i1994 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.251995 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 48-1.5w1995 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.25i1996 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-7.5i1998 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-0.251998 Chris Huffins Decathlon 86941999 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 83502002 Grace Upshaw Long Jump 20-0.52003 Grace Upshaw Long Jump 21-9.52003 Kristin Heaston Shot Put 60-1.752003 Kristin Heaston Shot Put 59-2i2005 Kristin Heaston Shot Put 61-3.52005 Grace Upshaw Long Jump 22-12005 Travis Nutter Hammer 245-72007 Alysia Johnson 800m 1:59.29

naTional JUnior CHaMpionsYear Name Event Mark1983 Ken Williams Triple Jump 53-10.51987 Brent Burns Pole Vault 16-6.751990 Roslyn Mack 400m Hurdles 59.321992 Richie Boulet 1500m 3:53.741994 Ross Bomben Decathlon 68631996 Elissa Riedy 1500m 4:28.192003 Kevin Davis 3000m Steeplechase 9:01.342004 David Torrence 1500m 3:51.362005 Mark Matusak 1500m 3:47.07

* Collegiate record as well as world record (when set)i Indoorsw Wind-aided mark

California World and aMeriCan reCord Holders

Year Name Event Mark1914 Eddie Beeson High Jump 6-7.251932 Bob Kiesel 400m Relay 40.61932 Bob Kiesel 400m Relay 40.01935 Tom Moore 120y Hurdles 14.21936 Archie Williams 400m 46.1*1941 Hal Davis 100m 10.21941 Grover Klemmer 440y 46.4*1941 Grover Klemmer 400m 46.0*1941 Reese, Froom, Barnes, Klemmer Mile Relay 3:09.4*1941 Reese, Klemmer, Peter, Barnes 2-Mile Relay 7:34.5*1942 Hal Davis 100y 9.4*1955 Lon Spurrier 880y 1:47.51955 Lon Spurrier 1000y 2:08.51956 Leamon King 100y 9.3*1956 Leamon King 100m 10.1 (twice)*1956 Leamon King 400m Relay 39.51956 Leamon King 880y Relay 1:23.81956 Lon Spurrier Mile Relay 3:07.31956 Lon Spurrier 2-Mile Relay 7:22.91958 Orme, Siebert, Yerman, Bowden 2-Mile Relay 7:20.9 *1958 Yerman, Orme, White, Bowden Sprint Medley Relay 3:19.8*1958 Yerman, Upshaw, White, Bowden Sprint Medley Relay 3:18.8*1959 Jack Yerman 6607 1:17.0*1960 Jack Yerman Mile Relay 3:05.61960 Jack Yerman 1600m Relay 3:02.21960 Jack Yerman 2-Mile Relay 7:19.41960 Jerry Siebert 2- Mile Relay 7:19.41972 Eddie Hart 100m 9.91972 Eddie Hart 400m Relay 38.19*Collegiate record as well as world record (when set)

addiTional aMeriCan reCord seTTers

Year Name Event Mark1909 Ollie Snedigar Javelin 160-10.51911 Ollie Snedigar Javelin 165-2.3751911 Ollie Snedigar Javelin 166-11914 Harry Liversedge Javelin 184-9.51914 Frances Jackling Shot Put 34-1.8751920 Brutus Hamilton Decathlon 7022.98151935 Bob Clark Decathlon 75951957 Don Bowden Mile 3:58.71971 Rick Brown 600 Meters 1:16.2*1972 Dave Smith Triple Jump 56-01979 Andy Clifford 6000m Relay 14:46.31987 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-2.5*1987 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-5.25*1990 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-9i*1990 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 45-7.75*1990 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-0.75*1991 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.251994 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.251995 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-8.25i1995 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 46-91996 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 47-2.251996 Sheila Hudson Triple Jump 47-3.5

naTional CHaMpions(TaC/aaU/UsaTf)

Year Name Event Mark1904 Alfred Plaw Hammer Throw 162-0


World/U.s. rankinGs

Mike Marlow - 10 1981Sheila Hudson - 5 1987Sheila Hudson - 5 1989Sheila Hudson - 5 1990Sheila Hudson - 5 1992Sheila Hudson - 7 1993Sheila Hudson - 5 1994Sheila Hudson - 5 1995Grace Upshaw - 3 2001Grace Upshaw - 1 2002Grace Upshaw 5 1 2003Grace Upshaw 9 2 2004Grace Upshaw - 1 2005Grace Upshaw - 4 2006Grace Upshaw - 2 2007Grace Upshaw - 4 2008Grace Upshaw - 4 2009

Triple JUMpDave Smith - 7 1967Dave Smith - 2 1970Jim Fraser - 8 1970Dave Smith - 2 1971Jim Fraser - 7 1972Dave Smith - 2 1972 Mike Marlow - 9 1979Mike Marlow - 5 1980Mike Marlow - 7 1982Mike Marlow - 5 1983Sheila Hudson - 4 1986Sheila Hudson - 1 1987Sheila Hudson - 2 1988Sheila Hudson - 1 1989Sheila Hudson - 1 1990Sheila Hudson - 1 1991Sheila Hudson 5 1 1992Sheila Hudson - 1 1993Sheila Hudson 5 1 1994Sheila Hudson - 1 1995Sheila Hudson 10 1 1996Amy Littlepage - 9 1997Sheila Hudson - 10 1997Sheila Hudson - 1 1998Sheila Hudson - 5 1999Sheila Hudson - 3 2000Sheila Hudson - 3 2001

sHoT pUTJohn Stellern 9 7 1954Charlie Butt 9 6 1956Charlie Butt 7 5 1959Dave Maggard - 8 1963Dave Maggard - 9 1964Dave Maggard 9 5 1965Dave Maggard 6 5 1966

The following is a list of California track & field athletes who have been top 10 ranked in the world and the United States as compiled and published by Track & Field News. Men’s world rankings began in 1947 and women’s rankings in 1956. U.S. rankings for men began in 1963 and for women in 1976. All U.S. listings prior to 1963 for men and 1976 for women were extracted from the world list.

Cal in THe World CHaMpionsHips1983 James Robinson, 5th, 800m (1:45.12)1987 Atlee Mahorn, 8th, 200m (20.78); 4th, 4x100m Relay (38.47) (Canada)1991 Atlee Mahorn, 3rd, 200m (20.49)1993 Atlee Mahorn, semi, 200m (20.80); 3rd, 4x100m relay (37.83) (Canada) Sheila Hudson, triple jump1995 Chris Huffins, 8th, decathlon (8193)1997 Chris Huffins, DNF, decathlon1999 Chris Huffins, 3rd, decathlon (8547)2003 Grace Upshaw, 8th, long jump (21-2.75) Kristin Heaston, shot put (54-9.50)2005 Grace Upshaw, 7th, long jump (21-4.25) Kristin Heaston, shot put (57-6.25)2007 Grace Upshaw, long jump (21-2.75) Alysia Johnson, 4th heat, 800m (2:02.11)2009 Jennifer Joyce, hammer (220-0) (Canada) James Brewer, 6th heat, 1500m (3:37.27) (England)

Athlete World U.S. Year100 MeTers

Leamon King 10 7 1955Leamon King 3 3 1956Leamon King 2 2 1957Willie White 4 4 1957Willie White 10 5 1958Eddie Hart 6 4 1970Isaac Curtis - 7 1970Eddie Hart - 5 1971Eddie Hart 3 2 1972Isaac Curtis - 9 1972Eddie Hart - 7 1978Eddie Hart - 7 1979

200 MeTersLeamon King 5 3 1957Eddie Hart - 7 1969Eddie Hart - 8 1970Eddie Hart - 9 1971Eddie Hart 7 4 1972Kelia Bolton - 9 1978Kelia Bolton - 8 1980Atlee Mahorn 4 - 1986Atlee Mahorn 8 - 1988Atlee Mahorn 6 - 1991

400 MeTersJack Yerman 9 4 1958Dave Archibald 7 3 1962Forrest Beaty 9 5 1965

800 MeTersLon Spurrier 7 4 1955Lon Spurrier 7 3 1956Don Bowden 3 2 1957Jerry Siebert 5 1 1960Jerry Siebert 2 1 1961Jerry Siebert 2 1 1962Jack Yerman 6 4 1962Jerry Siebert 5 1 1964James Robinson 9 2 1974Rick Brown - 8 1971Rick Brown - 6 1972Rick Brown - 5 1973Rick Brown - 6 1974James Robinson - 2 1976Rick Brown - 6 1976James Robinson 4 1 1978James Robinson 3 1 1979Mike White - 9 1979James Robinson 5 2 1980James Robinson 2 1 1981Mike White - 8 1981James Robinson 3 1 1982James Robinson 6 2 1983 James Robinson 9 3 1984Louise Romo - 7 1982Louise Romo - 5 1985James Robinson - 7 1985James Robinson - 4 1986James Robinson - 5 1988Alysia Johnson - 6 2006Alysia Johnson - 1 2007Alysia Johnson - 4 2008

Mile/1500Andy Clifford - 10 1979Louise Romo - 10 1984Richie Boulet - 4 1998

sTeepleCHaseBob Price - 8 1966Bob Price - 4 1967Bob Price - 2 1968Bob Price - 3 1969Bob Price - 2 1970Bob Price - 3 1971

5,000 MeTersBolota Asmerom - 5 2002Bolota Asmerom - 6 2004Bolota Asmerom - 5 2005Bolota Asmerom - 8 2007

10,000 MeTersJan Oehm - 9 1980Jan Oehm - 9 1981Kirsten O’Hara - 3 1985

MaraTHonMagdalena Lewy - 9 2002Magdalena Lewy - 6 2004Magdalena Lewy - 3 2008Peter Gilmore - 7 2006Peter Gilmore - 7 2007

110 MeTer HUrdlesCarl Florant 10 6 1979Larry Cowling 6 5 1981Larry Cowling 7 5 1982Larry Cowling 7 4 1983

400 MeTer HUrdlesPaddy McCrary - 9 1966Paddy McCrary - 8 1967Paddy McCrary - 7 1969Quentin Wheeler 7 4 1976Quentin Wheeler 9 7 1977Quentin Wheeler 4 2 1978Quentin Wheeler 4 2 1979Michelle Hawthorne - 5 1979Larry Cowling 7 4 1982Larry Cowling - 10 1981Larry Cowling 9 4 1983

HiGH JUMpGene Johnson - 2 1962Gene Johnson - 1 1963Roger Olsen - 7 1963Gene Johnson - 7 1965Gene Johnson - 5 1966Gene Johnson - 10 1967Clarence Johnson 5 3 1967Clarence Johnson - 6 1969John Morris - 7 1990Inika McPherson - 5 2007

pole vaUltGuinn Smith 1 1 1947Guinn Smith 1 1 1948Greg Miguel - 7 1967Brent Burns - 9 1993Brent Burns - 5 1994

lonG JUMpMonte Upshaw 7 3 1954Stan Royster - 6 1969Stan Royster - 10 1970Stan Royster - 9 1971

Dave Maggard 3 3 1967Dave Maggard 3 3 1968Kristin Heaston - 5 2001Kristin Heaston - 3 2002Kristin Heaston - 1 2003Kristin Heaston - 2 2004Kristin Heaston - 1 2005Kristin Heaston - 3 2006Kristin Heaston - 2 2007Kristin Heaston - 5 2008

disCUsJim Penrose - 5 1973Gale Zaphiropoulos - 10 1980Gale Zaphiropoulos - 9 1981Gale Zaphiropoulos - 9 1984Kelechi Anyanwu - 8 2007Kelechi Anyanwu - 9 2008

HaMMerTravis Nutter - 4 1998Travis Nutter - 9 2000Travis Nutter - 6 2001Travis Nutter - 5 2003Travis Nutter - 4 2004Travis Nutter - 1 2005Travis Nutter - 5 2006Travis Nutter - 3 2007Travis Nutter - 4 2008

JavelInMarty Biles 8 2 1947Marty Biles 8 2 1948Marty Biles 7 2 1949Bruce Kennedy - 7 1978Bruce Kennedy - 5 1979Bruce Kennedy - 2 1980Bruce Kennedy - 2 1981Bruce Kennedy - 5 1982

deCaTHlonDave Steen 10 - 1983Dave Steen 5 - 1985Dave Steen 6 - 1986Dave Steen 3 - 1988Chris Huffins 8 2 1995Chris Huffins 10 3 1996Chris Huffins 7 2 1997Chris Huffins 5 2 1998Ross Bomben - 10 1998Chris Huffins 5 2 1999Bevan Hart - 8 1999Ross Bomben - 10 1999Chris Huffins 4 1 2000Bevan Hart - 5 2000Bevan Hart - 8 2001


don BoWden - UsaTf Hall of faMedon BoWden indUCTed inTo

UsaTf Hall of faMe

C alifornia track and field hall of fame member Don Bowden was named to the USA Track & Field Hall of Fame as announced by the organization on Nov. 4, 2008. A 1956 Olympic Team member, Bowden was the first American to break the four-

minute barrier in the mile, running 3:58.7 on June 1, 1957, in Stockton, Calif. His school-record time stood for almost 50 years before David Torrence completed the distance in 3:58.62 at the California Collegiate Challenge on April 28, 2007, at Edwards Stadium.

A 1956 Olympian in the 1500 and the 1957 NCAA outdoor 880-yard champion, Bowden was ranked third in the world in the 800 meters by Track & Field News in 1957. He also ran the third leg (1:49.5) for Cal’s quartet that set the 4x880-yard relay world record time of 7:21.0 in Los Angeles on May 24, 1957.

Bowden competed for the Golden Bears from 1956-58 and was inducted into the Cal Hall of Fame in 1987.

Don Bowden

Legendary Track & Field coach Brutus Hamilton with Don Bowden

Don Bowden with David Torrence shortly after Torrence broke Bowden's almost-50-year-old record in the mile


California Hall of faMe

Cal aTHleTiC Hall of faMe TraCk & field indUCTeesJack Merchant - Track & Field 1920-22 (Inducted 1992) Ed Miller - Track & Field 1975-76 (Inducted 2002) Clinton “Brick” Morse - Track & Field 1892-95 (Inducted 1988) Harold “Brick” Muller - Track & Field 1920-22 (Inducted 1986) Bill Neufeld - Track & Field 1923-24 (Inducted 1998) Kirsten O’Hara - Cross Country/Track & Field 1985-88 (Inducted

2006) Dick Peter - Track & Field 1940-41 (Inducted 1950-53) Irving Phillips - Track & Field 1926-28 (Inducted 1994) Al Ragan - Track & Field 1925-27, Track & Field Head Coach

1943-45, Track & Field Asst. Coach 1928-77 (Inducted 1988) James Robinson - Track & Field 1975-76 (Inducted 1990) Louise Romo - Track & Field 1982-86 (Inducted 1993) George Roseme - Track & Field 1949-52 (Inducted 2005) Jerry Siebert - Track & Field 1959-60 (Inducted 1997) Guinn Smith - Track & Field 1940-42 (Inducted 1987) Warren “Locomotive” Smith - Track & Field 1899 (Inducted 1995) Pesky Sprott - Track & Field 1920-22 (Inducted 1993) Lon Spurrier - Track & Field 1952-55 (Inducted 1998) Monte Upshaw - Track & Field 1954-58 (Inducted 2007)Wesley Walker - Track & Field 1974-77 (Inducted 1992) Mike White - Track & Field 1955-57 (Inducted 2007) Archie Williams - Track & Field 1936-38 (Inducted 1986) Jack Yerman - Track & Field 1958-1960 (Inducted 1994)

Don Anderson - Track & Field 1947-50 (Inducted 2007) Forrest Beaty - Track & Field 1966 (Inducted 2001) Eddie Beeson - Track & Field 1911-14 (Inducted 1990) Martin Biles - Track & Field 1939-41 (Inducted 2002) Don Bowden - Track & Field 1956-58 (Inducted 1987) Charlie Butt - Track & Field 1954-56 (Inducted 2006)Walter Christie - Track & Field Coach 1901-32 (Inducted 1987) Kenneth Churchill - Track & Field 1929-31 (Inducted 2000) Robert Clark - Track & Field 1934 - 35 (Inducted 1993) Larry Cowling - Track & Field 1979-82 (Inducted 1996) Emery Curtice - Track & Field 1927-29 (Inducted 1999) Hal Davis - Track & Field 1942-43 (Inducted 1990) Brutus Hamilton - Track & Field Coach 1933-65 (Inducted 1986) Chuck Hanger - Track & Field 1948 (Inducted 1992) Eddie Hart - Track & Field 1970 (Inducted 1988) Sheila Hudson - Track And Field 1986-90 (Inducted 1999) Gene Johnson - Track & Field (Inducted 1988) Robert Kiesel - Track & Field 1931-34 (Inducted 1995) Leamon King - Track & Field 1956-57 (Inducted 1987) Grover Klemmer - Track & Field 1942-43 (Inducted 1988) Harry Liversedge - Track & Field 1915-17 (Inducted 1996) Dave Maggard - Track & Field 1960-62, Director of Athletics

1972-1990 (Inducted 1996) O.C. “Cort” Majors - Track & Field 1918-1921 (Inducted 1990)

Clockwise (from lower left): Ed Miller, Brutus Hamilton, Louise Romo Banks and Archie Williams.


Erin Belger800m All-American

Bevan HartDecathlon NCAA Champion

Dave MaggardShot Put All-American

Brutus HamiltonHall of Fame Head Coach

Don BowdenNCAA 800m Champion,

1500m and Mile All-American

Travis NutterHammer All-American

Martin BilesNCAA Javelin Champion

Erv HuntHall of Fame Head Coach

Atlee Mahorn200m All-American

Eddie Hart100m and 440m Relay NCAA Champion

Monte UpshawWorld Record Holder(Sprint Medley Relay)

Lon SpurrierOlympic Gold Medalist (1600m relay)

World Record Holder (800m)

CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD

tradition

Don AndersonTwo-Time All-American

(100m and 200m)

George RosemeNCAA Javelin Champion

Rhuben WilliamsAll-American Shot Putter


Louise RomoAIAW 800m Champion and 800m All-American

Sabrina Han10,000m All-American

Helga HaldorsdottirSchool Record Holder

(400m Hurdles)

Sheila Hudson3-Time NCAA Champion Triple Jumper,

Long Jump All-American

Kristin HeastonAll-American Shot Putter Missy Vanek

All-American Heptathlete

Joslyn and Roslyn Mack(R. Mack: Cal Freshman Record Holder 400m Hurdles)

Sheni RussellDiscus All-American

Erin Belger800m All-American

Kirsten O’HaraAll-American Distance Runner

Beth VidakovitsAll-American High Jumper


Archie Williams1936 Olympics

Owen Guinn Smith1948 Olympics

Bolota Asmerom2000 Olympics

Erv Hunt1992 and 1996 Olympics

Sheila Hudson1996 Olympics

Ramon Jimenez-Gaona1992 and 1996 Olympics

Grace Upshaw2004 and 2008 Olympics

Dave Steen1980, 1984 and 1988 Olympics

Chris Huffins1996 and 2000 Olympics

Kristin Heaston2008 Olympics

Magdalena Lewy2008 Olympics

Martin Maric2008 Olympics

Amin Nikfar2008 Olympics

Golden Bears in THe olyMpiCs

Cal olyMpiC faCTs

Total Number of Competitors45 athletes made 63 appearancesin

22 Games.

Most Appearances3 – Dave Steen

Steen competed for his native Canada (1980, 1984 and 1988) in the decath-lon, earning a bronze medal in 1988. Bruce Kennedy was selected to three Olympic Teams – 1972 and 1976 for Rhodesia, which was banned by the IOC, and in 1980 for the United States, which boycotted the Moscow Games.

Medal Count12

(6 Gold, 3 Silver and 3 Bronze)

CALIFORNIA TRACK & FIELD

OLympIANs


Long considered one of the finest track & field facilities in the world, the University of California’s Edwards Stadium has a legacy unmatched in collegiate track and field. Not

only has the facility been host to some of the best individual performances in the sport’s history, but Edwards Stadium also stands in one of the most beautiful settings in the nation, with panoramic views of the Berkeley Hills and Strawberry Canyon to the east, and the San Francisco Bay, Golden Gate Bridge and the city skyline to the west.

Jesse Owens competes at Edwards Stadium

Cal’s track teams returned home to Ed-wards Stadium/Goldman Field for the 2000 season after a year hosting meets away from Berkeley while the stadium reconstruction project was completed. Edwards Stadium was the site for the 2001 Pac-10 Champion-ships and also hosted the 1993 Pac-10 meet. The conference meet will return to Berkeley in May 2010.

With a seating capacity of 22,000, Edwards Stadium for years had the distinction of being the largest exclusive track & field facility in the United States. Beginning with the 1999-00 school year, the Cal men and women’s soccer teams adopted Edwards Stadium’s infield – Goldman Field – as their home venue.

Over the years, Edwards Stadium has witnessed 12 world records, 26 American records and 24 collegiate records. The first world record set in the stadium was also history’s first 15-foot pole vault, by Corne-lius “Dutch” Warmerdam in 1940. The last world mark to fall in Berkeley was in 1978, as Washington State’s Henry Rono clocked 13:06.4 in the 5,000-meter run. On a cinder surface in 1966 – before a Tartan all-weather

surface was added in 1977 – a University of Kansas freshman by the name of Jim Ryun clocked a remarkable 3:51.3 miles.

Named after Col. George C. Edwards, the facility opened in 1932 as the only stadium in the world built for track & field use only. Since that time, Edwards Stadium has hosted eight NCAA Championships meets (more than any other site), a National AAU Championship, the All-American Invitational in 1966, the 1971 and ’78 USA vs. USSR dual meets, six Kennedy Games, the Brooks Meet of Champions and the Kinney Invitational.

In 1967, the oval itself was dedicated in the name of Walter Christie, California first track and field coach (1900-32), and in the early 1960s, the “Friends of California Track” raised funds to build the Walter Christie Bench, which stands just outside the running track on the west side of the field. With funds that remained after the bench was built, the electric clock that sits atop the scoreboard to the north was pur-chased. A 173-seat press box sits atop the west grandstands.

EDwARDs sTADIum & GOLDmAN FIELD


aCadeMiC GaMe plancomprehensIve program foCUses on Golden Bear acaDemIc achIevement

O ne of the real success stories for the Uni-versity of California is the development and growth of a comprehensive academic

support program for its student-athletes: the Athletic Study Center.

In 1984, campus officials and athletic department administrators decided that a greater emphasis needed to be placed on helping Cal student-athletes with their academic pursuits. The Athletic Study Center was thus born and charged with developing an academic support program tailored to the needs of NCAA Division I student-athletes. It was a significant development for an academi-cally oriented institution such as Cal to recognize the special needs required for a modern student-athlete’s success both as an athletic competitor on the field of play and as a student in the classroom.

sTUdenT-aTHleTe proGraMThe Athletic Study Center, which is housed within the Division of

Undergraduate Education, is the tutorial and academic support pro-gram for the nearly 1,000 student-athletes at Cal. Centrally located in

TUTorial proGraM

The tutorial program promotes and en-hances student academic skills and prog-ress by providing individual tutoring, group workshops, study groups, credit courses and intensive special programs. The Athletic Study Center has between 50-60 tutors on staff per semester to guarantee that students receive the best possible support. Tutorial sessions are also offered at night, enabling student-athletes to receive help after practices when are able to devote more time to studying.

aDvIsIng proGraM

The advising program offers a broad range of services to meet the unique needs of student-athletes, including assistance in understanding and complying with uni-versity, college and NCAA requirements, developing time management skills and resolving personal academic issues unique to student-athletes.

During a student-athlete’s freshman year, advisors provide assistance to ensure a successful academic transition from high school. In the sophomore year, they assist student-athletes in making decisions on appropriate majors and fields of study. Over the course of the final two years, advisors take more of an exiting approach, ensur-ing that proper academic progress is being made towards graduation while referring juniors and seniors to areas on or near campus that can help with career planning and development.

speCial proGraMs

The Athletic Study Center offers a special service called Summer Bridge; an adjunct program designed to help ease the transi-tion from high school to college. The primary components of the program include writing and math workshops, an advising work-shop, study skills seminars and an evening tutorial program.

Another special program offered is peer advising. Peer advisors provide academic and campus guidance for new intercolle-giate student-athletes. They are selected from junior and senior student-athletes who assist in the development of programs to further address the needs of student-athletes.

ACADEmIC

AChIEvEmENT

the Cesar Chavez Student Center, the program provides a spacious and comfortable arboretum for quiet study, separate classrooms for individual and group tutorials, and a computer lab for word process-ing and required course work.

Geared around the understanding of the amount of time student-athletes must devote to practice, training, physical therapy and team travel, the program creates an environment where students can cultivate strong study habits, receive individual or group tutoring and obtain counseling from academic advisors.

Athletic Study Center Staff


An integral part of the California Track & Field program and its success is the strength and conditioning program, led by Lindsay Bufkin and assistants, who supervise the com-

prehensive operation for the Golden Bear team. The program’s philosophy is geared towards helping each student-athlete achieve the highest level of athletic development.

By teaching how all the components of strength and conditioning fit together, student-athletes understand how to maximize force production. This includes enhancement of speed, strength and flexibility, which results in improved power. Motivating, educating and helping to reach maximum athletic development is the primary focus of the Cal program.

The Cal weight room includes eight Olympic platforms and an array of aerobic and anaerobic equipment. The picturesque facility offers panoramic views of the entire region, including San Francisco and the Bay. The training regimen at Cal is a year-round process that emphasizes the speed, strength and flexibility. With closely monitored workouts that involve a great deal of individual instruction and attention, student-athletes are taught the correct techniques to increase their ability to perform at their peak during competition.

LiNDSAY BUFKiNStrength &

Conditioning

Cal’s program stresses comprehensive training in order to improve both strength and speed. Flexibility is a key component because it is essential for proper lifting.

Athlete workouts are closely monitored by the conditioning staff who work in col-laboration with the entire sports medicine team (doctors, athletic trainers, physical therapists, nutritionists, etc.) to ensure the health and safety of all of student-athletes.

In this way, Cal’s strength and condition-ing program is a vital component linking the “full circle” of a student-athlete’s physical development from conditioning through rehabilitation and reconditioning.

sTRENGTh & CONDITIONING


CALIFORNIA AThLETICs

Winning is a Cal Tradition!

2008 field HoCkeynorpac Champions

2008-09 WoMen’s sWImmIng & DIvIngpac-10 Champions

CUrrenT ConferenCe CHaMpions

reCenT TeaM naTional CHaMpions

2004 Men’s Golf 2006 Men’s CreW 2006 WoMen’s CreW

Michael CavicMen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Silver Medalist

Nathan AdrianMen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Gold Medalist2009 National Champion50 Freestyle, 100 Freestyle

Natalie CoughlinWomen’s Swimming & Diving11-time 2004 & ’08 Olympic Medalist

Emily SilverWomen’s Swimming & Diving2008 Olympic Silver Medalist

Alex MackFootball2008 Draddy Trophy National Scholar-Athlete of the Year


2008-09 WoMen’s sWImmIng & DIvIngpac-10 Champions

2006 WoMen’s CreW

2009 Men’s CreWpac-10 Champions

2009 WoMen’s CreWpac-10 Champions

2008 rUGBy 2008-09 Women’s sWImmIng & DIvIng

Evan RothMen’s Gymnastics2009 National ChampionRings

Dana VollmerWomen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Freestyle, 200 Freestyle

Amanda SimsWomen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Butterfly

Damir DugonjicMen’s Swimming & Diving2009 National Champion100 Breaststroke

Martin MaricMen’s Track & Field2009 National ChampionDiscus

Mari Andersson Jana Juricova Women’s Tennis2009 National ChampionsDoubles

2002 sofTBall


B erkeley is a part of the San Francisco Bay Area major metropoli-

tan area of approximately 7.2 million people. The region is one of the most beautiful in the world and includes the major cities of San Fran-cisco and Oakland, as well as Berkeley, home of the world-renowned University of California. Just south are San Jose and the Silicon Valley, home to many of the world’s high-tech companies. The Bay Area also lies within easy driving distance of the high Sierra resorts of Lake Tahoe and Yosemite, the Monterey/Carmel peninsula, the world famous Napa wine country and the spectacular Mendocino Coast.

Everyone knows San Fran-cisco, a.k.a. “The City,” from the numerous photographs, movies and television shows that capture its magic and beauty. It is a city built on a series of more than 40 hills, offering panoramic views of every kind. The hub of a nine-county complex and the fi-nancial and insurance capital of the world, San Francisco has a resident population of just over 800,000 and is situated on a 46.7 square mile peninsula bounded on

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the west by the Pacific Ocean, the north by the Golden Gate strait, and from north to east by the San Francisco Bay. San Francisco has been named the world’s top city twice and the top city in the U.S. in 18 of the last 19 years by Condé Nast Traveler.

The San Francisco Bay is spanned by two landmarks, the Golden Gate and San Francis-co-Oakland Bay bridges, and graced by four islands: Alcatraz, Angel, Yerba Buena and Treasure. The area is easily navigated by car, BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), bus or ferry, making it easily acces-sible to all.

BERKELEy AND ThE BAy AREA

Andrew Bailey


Located across the Bay Bridge from San Francisco, Oakland is a city of over 400,000, jam-packed with exciting attractions, stimulating arts and an ideal climate. Oakland’s charm exceeds its man-made wonders, as its tumbling hills, vast forests, hiking and riding trails, beautiful lakes and numerous parks provide a natural escape for those who prefer nature over an urban environment.

Berkeley, just a 12-mile drive from San Francisco, is situated on 17.7 square miles with a population of just under 103,000 people. A study in contrasts, Berkeley is a small town with a big city character. With its world-renowned university, global population and rich diversity of cultural arts, Berkeley reflects and affects the rest of the country.

Sports fans can see it all in the Bay Area - professional football (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders), professional basketball (Golden State Warriors), professional baseball (San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics), professional hockey (San Jose Sharks) and outstanding collegiate com-petition (six Division I schools).

Sources: S.F. Convention and Visitors Bureau, Oakland Convention and Visitors Authority, Berkeley Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the California Trade and Commerce Agency.

san franCisCo

yoseMiTe naTional park

siMply THe BesT• Money magazine chose San Francisco as “the best

place to live” among the 300 biggest U.S. metro-politan areas.

• Forbes.com has ranked San Francisco one of America’s “best cities for the outdoors” for each of the past two years while American College of Sports Medicine has consistently placed San Francisco among the nation’s Top 5 in fitness among the most populous cities.

• Readers of Travel + Leisure magazine selected San Francisco as their favorite city in 2008 for its “noteworthy neighborhoods.”

• San Francisco is rated the No. 1 city in the U.S. and the No. 2 city in the world by Condé Nast Traveler (October 2008).

Frank Gore


ThE uNIvERsITy OF CALIFORNIA

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T here is no other way to aptly describeAmerica’s top public university. There is no other way to describe one of the elite academic settings

in the world – especially one that also includes one of America’s most successful athletic departments.

The University of California blends the best of all worlds. Overlooking the scenic San Francisco Bay and ranked as the nation’s top public university by the U.S. News and World Report, the flagship campus of the state of California also features an athletic program that an-nually finishes among the leaders in the Directors’ Cup standings, which rates the overall success of America’s collegiate athletic departments.

Cal attracts what many believe to be the finest appli-cant pool in the United States. The university features a diverse student body population. The University of Cali-fornia offers 351 degree programs, and 35 of the school’s 36 graduate programs are ranked among America’s Top 10. Cal’s 35 programs among the Top 10 is No. 1 among all universities in the country, as is its 32 “distinguished” programs, as rated by the National Research Council.

The library is ranked third in the country, as judged by the Association of Research Libraries with 10 million volumes in 32 campus libraries.

The faculty features seven Nobel Laureates, 135 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 28 MacArthur Fellows, 74 Fulbright Scholars, four Pulitzer Prize winners and more Guggenheim Fellows (359) than any other university in America.


amerIca’s no. 1 pUblIc UnIversIty by the nUmbers

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Nobel Laureates21 current and former faculty members

15-121

Degree Programs351

ServiceThe University of California is the only school in the country to have produced more than 3,000 vol-unteers since the inception of the Peace Corps in 1961.

Universities With Highest Number of Top 10 Graduate Programs1. CALiFORNiA2. Stanford3. Harvard4. Columbia5. MIT

Universities With The Highest Number of “Distinguished Programs”1. CALiFORNiA2. Stanford3. Harvard4. Princeton5. MIT

In 2007, the Association of Research Libraries ranked Cal’s University Library as the No. 1 public research university library in North America.

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3000Top pUBliC UnIversItIes1. CALiFORNiA2. Virginia UCLA4. Michigan5. North CarolinaSource: U.S. News and World Report

Nobel Laureate Oliver Williamson


ThE FuTuRE...

sTUdenT-aTHleTe HiGH perforManCe CenTer

The Student-Athlete High Performance Center, now un-der construction, is expected to be completed prior to the 2011 season. The 142,000 square foot facility will house locker rooms, offices and meeting rooms, as well as areas for strength and conditioning, sports medicine, nutrition and academics for football and 12 other intercollegiate sports.

The building is the physical manifestation of Cal’s High Performance Initiative, a unique program that challenges student-athletes to reach their level of optimal performance through strategic and efficient application of resources. Using cutting-edge technology and a multidisciplinary ap-proach, the cornerstone principles of the HPI are communi-cation, integration and information.

MeMorial sTadiUM renovatIon

Memorial Stadium, considered by many to be one of the most beautiful settings for collegiate football, was originally constructed with funds donated by alumni, faculty, students and fans. At the time, Robert Gordon Sproul, who became UC president in 1930, said that the stadium “stands in sim-ple dignity, beauty and strength.”

Now, plans are being finalized to renovate the 86-year-old structure, starting with the west side, to create programmat-ic, game day and fan amenity improvements while respect-ing the architecture and character of the historic structure.

Donors have demonstrated their backing of the privately-funded project through their commitment to the Endowment Seat Program (ESP), a first-of-its-kind effort in major college athletics to secure the financial future for the Athletic Depart-ment. ESP will provide a long-term, sustaining endowment that could grow to $1 billion over the next 30 years and will be used to fund annual operating needs for Cal’s student-athletes.

AThLETIC FACILITIEs


HellMan Tennis complex

California tennis makes its home at the Hellman Tennis Complex, located on the southwest side of campus.

levIne-FrIcke FIelDLevine-Fricke Field is nestled at the base

of Strawberry Canyon and home to Cal soft-ball, winners of the 2002 NCAA title.

maxWell FamIly FIelDMaxwell Family Field, located just north of

Memorial Stadium, serves as home to the Cal field hockey program.

MeMorial sTadiUMMemorial Stadium is the home of the

Golden Bears football and Lacrosse teams. It not only holds 71,799 spectators on game day, but also includes athletic administrative offices, training quarters, a weight room, equipment room and locker rooms.

T. Gary roGers BoaTHoUse

The renovated crew boathouse is located on the Oakland Estuary, where Cal men’s crew practices.

spieker aQUaTiCs complex

Varsity water polo and swim team prac-tices and competitions are held at Spieker Aquatics Complex. Recreational swimming is also scheduled for the times when these teams are not hosting events or practicing.

WiTTer rUGBy fieldWitter Rugby Field is part of Strawberry

Canyon. The grass field is used for rugby practice and competition.

Spieker Aquatics Complex

Maxwell Family Field

Briones ReservoirWitter Rugby Field

Levine-Fricke Field

Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field T. Gary Rogers Boathouse Evans Diamond

Haas Pavillion Hellman Tennis Complex

St u d e n t - a t h l e t e s a t t h e U n i -vers i ty o f Cal i forn ia have the privilege of using quality athletic

facilities. Major athletic facilities located on and around the Cal campus are listed below.

brIones reservIorCal women’s crew uses Briones Reservoir

as its dedicated practice site.

edWards sTadiUM/ GoldMan field

Historic Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field, which opened in 1932, is home to the Cal’s track and field and soccer teams.

evans DIamonDThis natural-grass facility seats over 2,500

people and is used Cal’s baseball team for practices and games.

haas pavIlIonWalter A. Haas Jr. Pavilion is the home for

Cal’s basketball, volleyball and gymnastics teams. The athletic director, student ser-vices, compliance offices and other depart-ments are also located in the pavilion.

AThLETIC FACILITIEs

Memorial Stadium


Shareef Abdur-Rahim - NBA All-Star, 2000 U.S. OlympianLisa Arce - Pro beach volleyball starSteve Bartkowski - No. 1 overall pick in 1975 NFL DraftStephen Bechtel - Founder of world’s largest constructional engineering firm

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto - President and PrimeMinister, Pakistan

Matt Biondi - Three-time Olympic swimmer, winner of eight gold medals

Rose Bird - Chief Justice, CaliforniaSupreme Court

W. Michael Blumenthal - U.S. Secretary of the Treasury

Jerry Brown - State Attorney General, governor of California, mayor of Oakland

Thomas Cech - Chemist, Nobel Prize winnerPeter Chernin - Chairman and CEO, Fox Enter-

tainment GroupLeroy Chiao - First Chinese-American astronautChoon Kun Cho - President, Korean AirlinesRachelle Chong - Member, Federal Communi-

cations CommissionSteven Chu - U.S. Secretary of Energy Beverly Cleary - Author, “Ramona the Pest”Natalie Coughlin – Winner of 11 Olympic

medals in swimmingJoan Didion - Author, “Play It as It Lays”Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle - World War II

hero, Medal of Honor recipientAdam Duritz - Lead singer, Counting CrowsMaria Echaveste - Deputy Chief of Staff,

Clinton AdministrationJoy (Biefeld) Fawcett – Member of three U.S.

Olympic soccer teams

Don Fisher - Founder and Chairman of the Board, The Gap

John Kenneth Galbraith - EconomistTony Gonzalez - NFL All-Pro tight endWalter A. Gordon - Governor of the U.S. Virgin

Islands, U.S. District Court JudgeMichele Granger - Olympic gold medalist,

softball pitcherJennifer Granholm - Governor of MichiganAndrew Grove - President and CEO,

Intel CorporationWalter Haas Jr. - President, Levi Strauss & Co.;

owner of Oakland AthleticsPhilip Habib - U.S. Special Envoy to

Middle EastWilliam Randolph Hearst Jr. - Newspaper

publisherMarguerite Higgins - Journalist, Pulitzer

Prize winnerSusanna Hoffs - Lead singer of “The Bangles”Lance ito - Superior Court Judge, presided over

1995 O.J. Simpson murder trialida Jackson - United Nations observer, founder

local chapter of National Council of Negro Women

Jackie Jensen – 1958 American League MVPKevin Johnson - NBA All-Star, Mayor of

SacramentoEdgar F. Kaiser - Founder, Kaiser PermanenteJeff Kent - 2000 National League MVPClark Kerr - Chancellor, UC BerkeleyJason Kidd - NBA All-Star, U.S. OlympianMaxine Hong Kingston - Author, 1997

National Humanities MedalYuan T. Lee - Chemist, Nobel Prize winnerWillard Libby - Physical chemist, discovered

Carbon 14, Nobel Prize winnerTung Yen Lin - World-renown civic engineerJack London - Author, “The Call of the Wild”Wiley Manuel - First African American Supreme

Court of California JusticeJerry Mathers - Actor, “Leave it to Beaver”Brian Maxwell - Founder, PowerBarJohn A. McCone - Director of CIA, Atomic

Energy CommissionTerry McMillan - Author, “Waiting To Exhale,”

“How Stella Got Her Groove Back”Robert McNamara - U.S. Secretary of DefenseMary T. Meagher - U.S. Olympic swimmer, winner of three gold medalsNorman Mineta - U.S. Secretary of

TransportationGordon Moore - Co-founder, Intel CorporationJulia Morgan - ArchitectHardy Nickerson - NFL Pro Bowl linebacker

NOTABLE ALumNI

Kevin Johnson

Jennifer Granholm Steven Chu

Gregory Peck Michelle Tafoya Adam Duritz

Helen Wills Moody Roark

Left to right: Natalie Coughlin, Tony Gonzalez, Margaret Rhea Seddon, Jeff Kent, Alice Waters, Chris Pine

Sadako Ogata - U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees

Gregory Peck - Actor, Academy Award winner, “To Kill a Mockingbird”Chris Pine - Actor, “Star Trek”Kenneth Pitzer - Chemist, president of

Stanford UniversityRobert Raven - President, American Bar

AssociationHelen Wills Moody Roark - Winner of eight

Wimbledon championshipsGlenn Seaborg - Nuclear physicist, Nobel Prize

winner, co-founder of Element 106Margaret Rhea Seddon - AstronautMichael Silver - Yahoo! Sports sportswriterWilliam G. Simon - Director, FBISamuel Smith - President, Washington State

UniversityRobert Gordon Sproul - President,

University of CaliforniaLeigh Steinberg - Lawyer, sports

agentMichelle Tafoya - Sportscaster,

Monday Night Football sideline reporter

George Takei -Actor, Mr. Sulu on “Star Trek”

Roger Traynor - Chief Justice, Supreme Court of California

Eugene Trefethen Jr. - President, Kaiser Industries

Rex Walheim - Space Shuttle astronaut

Earl Warren -Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court

Alice Waters - Chef, restaurateur, “Chez Panisse”

Jann Wenner - Co-founder, “Rolling Stone” magazine

Lionel Wilson - First African Ameri-can mayor of Oakland

Pete Wilson - Governor ofCalifornia

Dean Witter - Founder, DeanWitter Financial Services

Steve Wozniak - Co-founder, Apple Computer, Inc.

James D. Zellerbach - U.S.Ambassador to Italy

William Randolph Hearst

Earl Warren

2009-10 california track and field information guide

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