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7 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | 101 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES | 25 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2017 FLORIDA GATORSTRACK & FIELD

2017 SCHEDULEINDOORJanuary 7 Orange & Purple Classic Clemson, S.C.January 13-14 Commodore Invitational Nashville, Tenn.January 20-21 Hokie Invitational Blacksburg, Va.January 27-28 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark.February 4 Virginia Tech “Doc Hale” Elite Blacksburg, Va.February 10-11 Iowa State Classic Ames, Iowa Tyson Invitational Fayetteville, Ark.February 17 Tiger Tuneup Clemson, S.C.February 24-25 SEC Indoor Championships M: t-3rd / W: 8thMarch 10-11 NCAA Indoor Championships College Station, Texas

OUTDOORMarch 17-18 Black & Gold Challenge Orlando, Fla.March 24-25 Hurricane Invitational Miami, Fla.March 30-April 1 Pepsi Florida Relays GAINESVILLEApril 15 Horned Frog Invitational Fort Worth, TexasApril 21-22 Virginia Challenge Charlottesville, Va.April 28 Tom Jones Memorial GAINESVILLEMay 5 Seminole Invitational Tallahassee, Fla.May 11-13 SEC Outdoor Championships Columbia, S.C.May 25-27 NCAA East Preliminary Lexington, Ky.June 7-10 NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, Ore.June 22-25 USATF Outdoor Championships Sacramento, Calif.

Reigning National Champions• Florida’s men are coming off their sixth national title since 2010--more than

any other program in that span--with its victory at NCAA Outdoors.

• Of the Gators’ 62 points scored at NCAA Outdoors, 49 were individual, and athletes responsible for 39 of those individual points are back this year.

• After last year’s seventh-place finish at NCAA Indoors--the first time it finished outside the top three in the last 14 NCAA Championships--Florida became the third team since 1992 to win NCAA Outdoors after finishing outside the top five at NCAA Indoors.

• Florida was also the only team since at least 1965 to finish lower than fourth at a conference meet and win the NCAA Outdoor Championships, as it finished sixth at SEC Outdoors, its lowest finish since 1996.

Leading The Nation• Florida’s men, ranked No. 1 in the USTFCCCA National Team Rankings,

boast Division I-leading totals in top-3 times/marks (7), and top-10 times/marks (9).

• UF men’s top-3 times/marks compared to the rest of Division I look like this:

Historically Consistent Gators• Florida’s men are the third program in Division I history to post 7 straight

Top-3 Finishes at both NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships (Florida, 2009-15; Arkansas, 1992-2000; UTEP, 1975-82).

• Florida’s men have won or taken runner-up honors at 17 of the 28 NCAA Championships Mike Holloway has been head coach for--a rate of 60.7 percent.

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COMMUNICATIONSTrack & Field Contact .............................................. Zach DirlamCell Phone Number ............................................ (352) 262-3887Office Phone Number ........................ (352) 375-4683, ext. 6175E-Mail .......................................................zachd@gators.ufl.edu

NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS | March 10-11 | College Station, Texas | Gilliam Indoor Stadium

MEET & BROADCAST INFORMATIONFriday (Live Stream) .............................................. 6:25 PM ET (ESPN3)Saturday (Live Stream).......................................... 4:55 PM ET (ESPN3)Sunday (TV Replay) .............................................. 7:00 PM ET (ESPN2)Live Results .................................................................FlashResults.com

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Doubling Down • Seven Division I men are ranked in the top five nationally in multiple events, and three

are Gators--KeAndre Bates (long jump / triple jump), Clayton Brown (high jump / triple jump), Grant Holloway (60 hurdles / long jump).

Bates Sweeps SEC Titles, Riding Wave of Breakout Summer• Junior KeAndre Bates became the 11th man in history to sweep the long jump and

triple jump titles at SEC Indoors, winning with indoor PRs of 8.04 meters (26-4.5) and 16.81 meters (55-2).

• Bates was the only man to win two individual titles at this year’s SEC Indoors, earning him the Cliff Harper Trophy (individual high points scorer).

• Bates is also the sixth Division I man since 2002 to triple jump over 16.80 meters and long jump over 8.00 meters prior to NCAA Indoors. The group includes Gator Greats Marquis Dendy (2015) and Will Claye (2011).

• Bates is currently the only Division I man ranked in the top 10 nationally in both the triple jump (2nd - 16.81m / 55-2) and long jump (3rd - 8.04m / 26-4.5).

• Bates broke out for the Gators at 2016 NCAA Outdoors, finishing top 3 in the triple jump (2nd) and long jump (3rd), joining Christian Taylor (2010) as the only other Gator underclassman since 1990 to score in both horizontal jumps.

• Bates was also the sixth underclassman in history to finish top 3 in both horizontal jumps at NCAA Outdoors, joining Mike Conley (Arkansas, 1983), Pertti Pousi (BYU, 1968), Kent Floerke (Kansas, 1956), George Boone (USC, 1936), Pat Reed (Bradley, 1932).

• Bates went on to top-10 finishes in the long jump (6th) and triple jump (9th) at U.S. Olympic Trials, joining Arkansas’ Mike Conley (1984) and LSU’s Walter Davis (2000) as the only men since 1972 with top-10s in both horizontal jumps as a collegian.

Holloway’s World-Class Versatility • Freshman Grant Holloway leads the nation in the 60 hurdles (7.58) and ranks second

in the long jump (8.05m / 26-5) entering the NCAA Indoor Championships.

• Holloway and two-time Olympic decathlon gold medalist Ashton Eaton are the only two men in the world since 1999 to break 7.75 in the 60 hurdles and indoor long jump 8.05-plus meters--and it took Eaton until 2012, two years after finishing at Oregon, to do it.

• Holloway won the 60 hurdles title and took fifth in the long jump at SEC Indoors, becoming the first man since at least 2001 to score in both those events; he was also the second freshman since 2000 to win the 60 hurdles title--Eddie Lovett, Florida (2011).

• Holloway is the second Division I true freshman since 2002 to break 7.60 in the 60 hurdles, joining collegiate record holder Omar McLeod (7.57, 7.58 at 2014 NCAA In-doors) as the only other man to do it. And he’s the only Division I freshman during that span to break 7.65 prior to NCAA Indoors.

• Since 2002, only eight Division I men broke 7.60 prior to NCAA Indoors. Five won the national title that year, and five are ranked on the collegiate all-time top 10:

◊ Grant Holloway, Florida, 2017 - 7.58◊ Omar McLeod, Arkansas, 2015 - 7.49 (NCAA Champion) -- #1 all-time (7.45)◊ Eddie Lovett, Florida, 2013 - 7.54 (NCAA Champion) -- #4 all-time (7.50)◊ Spencer Adams, Clemson, 2013 - 7.59 (3rd place)◊ Jarret Eaton, Syracuse, 2012 - 7.49 (NCAA Champion) -- #3 all-time◊ Andrew Riley, Illinois, 2012 - 7.53 (4th place) -- t-8th all-time◊ Ronnie Ash, Oklahoma, 2010 - 7.59 (NCAA Champion)◊ Ron Bramlett, Alabama, 2002 - 7.52 (NCAA Champion) -- t-6th all-time

• Holloway is also the sixth Division I true freshman since 2002 to indoor long jump over 8.00m, and three of the others are Gators--Marquis Dendy (8.06m, 2012), KeAndre Bates (8.02m, 2015), Christian Taylor (8.02m, 2009).

• Holloway opened the season with a 32.80 in the 300 meters--the fifth-fastest indoor 300 in history by a man under the age of 20. Only LaShawn Merritt (31.94 on Feb. 12, 2006) and Noah Lyles (31.87, 32.16, 32.67 in 2017) ran faster prior to turning 20.

NEWS & NOTESWHERE TO FIND...

News / Notes / Quick Facts ........................................ 1-3

USTFCCCA Rankings / Bowerman Watch Lists ......... 4

Mike Holloway, Head Coach / Team Finishes .......... 5-7

Sprints ......................................................................... 8-9

Throws ..................................................................... 10-11

Jumps ...................................................................... 12-13

Hurdles .................................................................... 14-15

Distance........................................................................ 16

2017 Performance Charts ...................................... 17-18

All-Time Indoor Top 10s ......................................... 19-22

NCAA Champions ................................................... 23-26

NCAA Indoor Championships Schedule / Roster ..... 27

TV Rosters (with headshots and notes) ............... 28-29

2017 SEC INDOORS RECAPSEC CHAMPIONS

MENAthlete Event FinishAndres Arroyo 800m 1st (1:47.18)KeAndre Bates Long Jump 1st (8.04m / 26-4.5) Triple Jump 1st (16.81m / 55-2)Grant Holloway 60 Hurdles 1st (7.64)

ALL-SEC SECOND TEAMMENAthlete Event FinishClayton Brown Triple Jump 3rd (16.58m/54-4.75)Kunle Fasasi 4x400 Relay 2nd (3:02.73)Grant Holloway 4x400 RelayEric Futch 4x400 RelayTJ Holmes 4x400 Relay

WOMENAthlete Event FinishSharrika Barnett 400m 2nd (52.09)Yanis David Triple Jump 2nd (13.69m/44-11)Brandee’ Johnson 4x400 Relay 2nd (3:32.06)Destinee Gause 4x400 Relay Taylor Sharpe 4x400 RelaySharrika Barnett 4x400 Relay

SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMMENAthlete Event FinishClayton Brown Triple Jump 3rd (16.58m/54-4.75)Anders Eriksson Weight Throw 9th (20.31m/66-7.75)Jack Guyton Mile 5th (4:05.44)Grant Holloway 60 Hurdles 1st (7.64) Long Jump 5th (7.73m / 25-4.5)


QUICK FACTSLocation ...................................................Gainesville, Fla.Nickname................................................................GatorsColors .................................................... Orange and BlueEnrollment ............................................................. 53,744Founded ................................................................... 1905Conference ....................................... Southeastern (SEC)President ............................................. Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director........................................Scott StricklinWebsite ................................................FloridaGators.com

NCAA Championships History (7 titles)Men’s Indoor Titles (3) ..........................2010, 2011, 2012Men’s Outdoor Titles (3) ...................... 2012, 2013, 2016Women’s Indoor Titles (1) ....................................... 1992Women’s Outdoor Titles (0) .......................................N/A

2016 Men’s Indoor Finish ......................... 7th (21 points)2016 Men’s Outdoor Finish ................................. 1st (62)2016 Women’s Indoor Finish ..........................t-14th (15)2016 Women’s Outdoor Finish .........................t-9th (28)

SEC Championships History (25 titles)Men’s Indoor Titles (7) .... 1975, 1976, 1987, 1988, 2004, 2011, 2015Men’s Outdoor Titles (5) .. 1953, 1956, 1987, 2010, 2015Women’s Indoor Titles (8) ........ 1990, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2004, 2010, 2012, 2014Women’s Outdoor Titles (5) ..... 1992, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2009

2017 Men’s Indoor Finish ....................... t-3rd (76 points)2017 Women’s Indoor Finish ..............................8th (45)

2016 Men’s Outdoor Finish .................................6th (64)2016 Women’s Outdoor Finish ...........................7th (61)

2017 Indoor Team InformationMen’s Returning 2016 NCAA Scorers:KeAndre Bates - Long Jump (4th place / 5 points)

Kunle Fasasi, Eric Futch, Nick Uruburu - 4x400 relay(2nd place / 8 points)

Women’s Returning 2016 NCAA Scorers:Sharrika Barnett - 4x400 relay (7th place / 2 points)

Men’s Returning 2016 NCAA Qualifiers:KeAndre Bates - Long Jump (4th place)

Ryan Clark - 60 Meters (12th)

Yanick Hart - 60 Hurdles (14th)

Andres Arroyo - 800 Meters (15th)

Women’s Returning 2016 NCAA Qualifiers:Sharrika Barnett - 4x400 relay (7th place)

Darrielle McQueen - Long Jump/Triple Jump (13th / 13th)

Yanis David - Triple Jump (14th)

Skylar Ross-Ransom - 60 Hurdles (14th)

Men’s Returning 2016 SEC Champions:Kunle Fasasi, Eric Futch - 4x400 relay

NEWS & NOTESBrown’s Rare Double• Freshman jumper Clayton Brown is the eighth man since 1999 to qualify for both the

high jump and triple jump.

• Brown holds the nation’s No. 2-ranked high jump clearance (2.25m / 7-4.5) and No. 3-ranked triple jump mark (16.58m / 54-4.75) , making Brown the only collegian since at least 2002 to clear 2.20m and triple jump over 16.30m in the same indoor season.

• Brown is the third Division I true freshman since 2002 to triple jump over 16.50 meters indoors, and the only one to accomplish the feat before NCAA Indoors.

• Both the others won at least one indoor triple jump national title in their career:◊ Christian Taylor, 2009 - 16.98m at NCAA Indoors (‘09, ‘10 national champion)◊ Will Claye, Oklahoma, 2009 - 16.80m at NCAA Indoors (‘11 national champ at UF)◊ Clayton Brown, Florida, 2017 - 16.58m

• Brown is the fourth Division I freshman since 2010 to clear 2.25m, joining Mississippi State’s James Harris (‘14 national champion at Florida State), two-time national runner-up Ricky Robertson of Ole Miss, and Kansas State junior Christoff Bryan.

David’s Massive Triple Jump• Sophomore Yanis David triple jumped 13.93 meters (45-8.5) at the Tyson Invitational

(Feb. 11), becoming the third Division I underclassman and seventh Division I woman since 2002 to eclipse 13.90 meters indoors.

• The other six women during that span all won indoor triple jump NCAA titles: Keturah Orji, Georgia (2016), Ciarra Brewer, Florida (2015), Shaneika Thomas, San Diego State (2014), Andrea Gubelle, Kansas (2012-13), Kimblerly Williams, Florida State (2009-11), Erica McLain, Stanford (2007).

• Florida State’s Kimberly Williams (14.03m, 2009), ranked No. 2 all-time, and Georgia’s Keturah Orji (13.98m, 2015; 14.12m, 2016) are the only other underclassmen to surpass 13.90 meters since 2002.

• David took second to Georgia’s Keturah Orji in the triple jump at SEC Indoors this year.

Quarter-Milers at it Again• Sophomore Sharrika Barnett ranks fifth nationally in the 400 meters (52.07), and she is

the fifth SEC underclassman since 2002 to break 52.10 seconds prior to NCAA Indoors.

• Sophomore Kunle Fasasi is the seventh Gator underclassman since 2003 to break 46.05--no other program has more than three such quarter-milers in that time frame.

What If...• If Grant Holloway wins the 60 hurdles title, he will join collegiate record holder Omar

McLeod (Arkansas, 2014) as the only other freshman since 1999 to win the NCAA title.

• If Holloway scores in both the 60 hurdles and long jump, he joins George Mason’s Maurice Wignall (1999-2000) and Houston’s and Tennessee’s Darius Pemberton (1995-96) as the only men to do so since 1994.

• If Clayton Brown scores in both the high jump and triple jump, he will join Boise State’s Ryan Grinnell (2008) as the only other man since 1994 to do so.

• If either Kunle Fasasi or Eric Futch makes the 400 meters final, it will be the 14th consecutive year a Gator qualified for the quarter-mile final at NCAA Indoors--which is the longest active streak by any team in any event--and would tie the fourth-longest streak in any event by any team since 1990.

• If Sharrika Barnett finishes third or higher in the 400 meters final, it will mark the fifth time in UF history a Gator logged a top-three finish in the quarter-mile at NCAA Indoors.

• If AJ McFarland scores in the weight throw, he will be the third Gator in history to do so, joining Jeremy Postin (4th - 2012) and David Triassi (8th - 2013).

• If Lloydricia Cameron scores in the shot put, she will be the first Gator since Mariam Kevkhishvili (1st - 2010) and Keely Medeiros (8th - 2010) to do so.


USTFCCCA NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS

(March 6, 2017)

Men1. Florida ............................. 167.952. Arkansas .......................... 121.233. Oregon ............................. 113.784. Georgia .............................. 91.415. Texas A&M ......................... 87.196. Alabama ............................. 83.127. Virginia Tech ...................... 81.368. Colorado State ................... 74.629. Colorado ............................ 68.2110. Texas ................................. 66.5411. Kansas ............................... 62.4412. LSU .................................... 61.3413. USC ................................... 61.0414. UTEP ................................. 57.2415. Indiana ............................... 56.8116. Iowa ................................... 56.4017. Houston ............................. 52.1518. Virginia ............................... 50.3219. Tennessee ......................... 50.1820. Washington ........................ 48.1121. Michigan ............................ 46.7122. Southern Illinois ................. 46.0123. Oklahoma State ................. 42.2224. Syracuse ............................ 40.4925. Auburn ............................... 39.06

Women1. Oregon ................... 239.65 points2. Arkansas .......................... 169.573. Georgia ............................ 165.744. LSU .................................. 132.225. Kentucky .......................... 101.846. USC ................................... 81.637. Alabama ............................. 81.198. Ole Miss ............................. 72.949. Texas ................................. 68.9110. Texas A&M ......................... 64.9411. Florida ............................... 64.1112. Miami (Fla.) ........................ 63.1213. Kansas State ..................... 58.3614. Purdue ............................... 56.3115. Baylor ................................. 54.5316. Penn State ......................... 53.0117. BYU ................................... 43.6418. Iowa State .......................... 41.0519. Indiana ............................... 35.8620. Colorado ............................ 35.7521. Michigan ............................ 35.3222. Stanford ............................. 33.4823. Furman .............................. 33.3424. Villanova ............................ 33.2325. San Diego State ................. 29.56

2017 THE BOWERMAN WATCH LISTPre-NCAA Indoor Championships

MenAthlete Year School EventsKeAndre Bates JR Florida JumpsEdward Cheserek SR Oregon DistanceChristian Coleman JR Tennessee Sprints/JumpsMostafa Hassan JR Colorado State ThrowsGrant Holloway FR Florida Hurdles/Jumps/SprintsFred Kerley SR Texas A&M SprintsEmmanuel Korir FR UTEP Mid-DistanceChris Nilsen FR South Dakota Pole VaultLindon Victor SR Texas A&M Combined EventsRudy Winkler SR Cornell Throws

Others Receiving Votes: Randall Cunningham (USC), Isaiah Harris (Penn State), Julian Harvey (SIU Edwardsville), Daniel Kuhn (Indiana); Ioannis Kyriazis (Texas A&M), Filip Mihaljevic (Virginia), Clive Pullen (Arkansas), Byron Robinson (Texas)

WomenAthlete Year School EventsHannah Cunliffe JR Oregon SprintsKaela Edwards SR Oklahoma State Mid-DistanceJazmine Fray SO Texas A&M Mid-DistanceKeturah Orji JR Georgia JumpsRaveyn Rogers JR Oregon Mid-DistanceRaven Saunders JR Ole Miss ThrowsSha’Keela Saunders SR Kentucky JumpsSasha Wallace SR Oregon HurdlesAriana Washington RS SO Oregon SprintsKendell Williams SR Georgia Combined Events

Others Receiving Votes: Quanesha Burks (Alabama); Jasmine Camacho-Quinn (Kentucky); Deajah Stevens (Oregon); Lexi Weeks (Arkansas); Tori Weeks (Arkansas)

In 2015, Marquis Dendy became the first Florida Gator to win The Bowerman, track and field’s highest individual honor and the sport’s equivalent to college football’s Heisman Trophy.

Florida’s other two The Bowerman finalists since the award’s inception in 2009 are Christian Taylor (2011) and Tony McQuay (2012).

This watch list is trimmed to 10 semifinalists after the NCAA Outdoor Championships, followed by an announcement of three finalists roughly two weeks later.

The Bowerman is presented annually by the USTFCCCA to the most outstanding male and female collegiate track and field athletes in the nation. The award is named after Bill Bowerman, legendary former track and field and cross country coach for the University of Oregon and co-founder of NIKE.


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Florida’s men have 15 Top-3 finishes at the last 16 NCAA Championships,

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3rd program in Division I history with 7 consecutive

Top-3 finishes at both NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships (2009-15)

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Since his first year as men’s head coach in 2003, Mike Holloway has led the Gators to nearly

unparalleled consistent success at the NCAA Championships, becoming the seventh coach in

Division I history to win six men’s NCAA titles

Holloway By The Numbers• 6 - Men’s NCAA Championships (3 indoor, 3 outdoor)• 10 - SEC Championships (5 men’s, 5 women’s)• 15 - Top-3 Finishes at last 16 men’s NCAA Championships• 17 - Top-2 Finishes at 28 men’s NCAA Championships• 57 - Individual Men’s and Women’s NCAA Titles since 1996• 162 - Individual Men’s and Women’s SEC Titles since 1996• 9 - Olympic Medals won by Holloway-coached athletes• 8 - IAAF World Championships Gold Medals won by Holloway-

coached sprinters/hurdlers

Holloway’s Historical Feats• 7th coach in Division I history to win six men’s NCAA

Championships• 3rd Division I coach since 1980 with at least six men’s NCAA

Titles• 3rd coach in Division I history with three indoor and three

outdoor men’s NCAA Titles• 3rd program in Division I history with 7 straight Top-3 Finishes

at both NCAA Indoor and NCAA Outdoor Championships (Florida, 2009-15; Arkansas, 1992-2000; UTEP, 1975-82)

Holloways’s Championship FinishesYear NCAA (M) SEC (M) NCAA (W) SEC (W) Ind/Out Ind/Out Ind/Out Ind/Out2003 t-18th / 6th 2nd / 5th --- ---2004 t-2nd / 2nd 1st / 2nd --- ---2005 2nd / 2nd 2nd / 2nd --- ---2006 9th / t-37th 3rd / 3rd --- ---2007 t-51st / t-34th 3rd / 5th --- ---2008 8th / 15th 4th / 4th t-8th / 9th 4th / 2nd2009 2nd / t-2nd 2nd / 2nd t-12th / 9th 4th / 1st2010 1st / 2nd 2nd / 1st 4th / 3rd 1st / 2nd2011 1st / 3rd 1st / 2nd - / t-34th 5th / 2nd2012 1st / 1st 2nd / 4th 9th / t-12th 1st / 2nd2013 2nd / 1st 2nd / 2nd 13th / t-11th 4th / 4th2014 3rd / 2nd 2nd / 3rd 3rd / 4th 1st / 2nd2015 2nd / 2nd 1st / 1st 4th / 8th 2nd / 5th2016 7th / 1st 4th / 6th t-14th / t-9th t-4th / 7th2017 t-3rd / 8th /

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Florida and Arkansas (12) are the only programs with double-digit Top-3 finishes during that span.

Florida’s 17 Top-2 finishes at NCAA Championship meets since 2003, Holloway’s first year as the men’s

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Florida’s women have won four SEC titles since 2008, Holloway’s first season as

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Three of those titles came at SEC Indoors, which is

the second-highest total in the league during that span.



Holloway’s Trophy Case• 3 - Men’s NCAA Indoor Championships: 2010, 2011, 2012• 3 - Men’s NCAA Outdoor Championships: 2012, 2013, 2016• 3 - Men’s SEC Indoor Championships: 2004, 2011, 2015• 2 - Men’s SEC Outdoor Championships: 2010, 2015• 3 - Women’s SEC Indoor Championships: 2010, 2012, 2014• 1 - Women’s SEC Outdoor Championship: 2009• 1 - Women’s SEC Cross Country Championship: 2012

• 4 - Boys FHSAA Class 3A/4A/5A Cross Country State Titles: 1989, 1990, 1993, 1994

• 3 - Boys FHSAA Class 4A/5A Track & Field State Titles: 1993, 1994, 1995

• 1 - Girls FHSAA Class 5A Track & Field State Title: 1995

World Champions Coached by Holloway• John Capel - 200m / 4x100 relay (Paris 2003)• Kerron Clement - 400mH / 4x400 relay (Osaka 2007)• Arman Hall - 4x400 relay (Moscow 2013)• Dennis Mitchell - 4x100 relay (Tokyo 1991, Stuttgart 1993)• Christian Taylor - Triple Jump (Daegu 2011)• Bernard Williams - 4x100 relay (Paris 2003)

Holloway-Coached Olympic Medalists• Kerron Clement - 400mH Gold Medalist (Rio 2016)• Arman Hall - 4x400 relay Gold Medalist (Rio 2016)• Tony McQuay - 4x400 relay Silver Medalist (London 2012)• Dennis Mitchell - 100m Bronze Medalist (Barcelona 1992);

4x100 relay Gold Medalist (Barcelona 1992); 4x100 relay Silver Medalist (Atlanta 1996)

• David Verburg - 4x400 relay Gold Medalist (Rio 2016)• Bernard Williams - 4x100 relay Gold Medalist (Sydney 2000);

200m Silver Medalist (Athens 2004)

Holloway’s Coaching History• Florida - Men’s & Women’s Head Coach (2008-present)• Florida - Men’s Head Coach (2003-07)• Florida - Men’s Associate Head Coach (2000-02)• Florida - Men’s Assistant Coach (1996-99)• Buchholz (Fla.) High School - Head Coach (1985-1995)• Florida - Women’s Graduate Assistant Coach (1986-87)• Gainesville (Fla.) High School - Assistant Coach (1983-84)

• 2013 IAAF World Championships Team - Head Coach (USA)• 2012 United States Olympic Team - Sprints & Relays Coach• 2004 NACAC U23 Championships Team - Head Coach (USA)

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which are Holloway’s primary focus.

Baylor (22) is the only other program with more than 20, and Florida State (19) and Texas A&M (16) are the

only others with more than 13 during that span.

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Florida’s women are one of six programs since 2010 with five Top-4 finishes at NCAA

Championship meets.

44.57Holloway helped Kerron Clement break Michael Johnson’s world indoor 400 meters record, which still stands today,

at the 2005 NCAA Indoor Championships.

Clement’s collegiate 400 hurdles record of 47.56 from the 2005 NCAA Outdoor Championships still stands as well.

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Coaches

Mike Holloway• Men’s Sprints/Relays - 1996-Present• Women’s Sprints/Relays - 2008-Present• Full Coaching History on pages 6-7

Mellanee Welty (10th season)• Assistant Coach, Sprints/Relays -

2008-Present• Also Florida’s recruiting coordinator• Coached UF’s high jumpers and combined

events athletes through 2015• 1999 heptathlon All-American at Wichita

State--graduated Cum Laude in 2001

Adrain Mann (2nd season)• Assistant Coach, Sprints - 2016-Present• 3-time 4x400 relay All-American at Florida• Also coached at Miami (Fla.), Clemson,

and LSU• More information on page 14 (hurdles)

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in the indoor 60 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters since

1996 lead all Division I programs

Florida’s 12 men’s NCAA titles since 1996 in the indoor and

outdoor NCAA Championship sprint events (excluding relays)

rank second in Division I

Florida and TCU are the only men’s Division I programs with three 60 meters national titles since it became an NCAA Championship event in

1999. All of UF’s were won by Jeff Demps, the only 3-time 60m champion

Florida, LSU, and Baylor are the only men’s Division I programs since 1996 with at least 20 national titles in the current indoor and out-door NCAA Championship sprint events, 4x100 relay, and 4x400 relay.

Florida ranks second with 21, trailing LSU’s 27. Baylor owns 20.

Florida and LSU are the only two Division I programs since 1996 with three indoor 400 meters NCAA titles--UF’s were won by Rickey Harris (2001) Kerron Clement (2005), and Tony McQuay (2012)--all three were coached by Holloway

4x1 + 4x4At the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships, Florida’s women became

the firstteamsince2005 and the fifthprograminDivisionIhistory to sweep the 4x100 and 4x400 relay national titles.

S P R I N T SAll-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor Sprints & 4x400 Relay Titles

1. Baylor .............................................. 182. Florida ............................................. 12 Oklahoma ........................................ 124. LSU .................................................... 9 Texas A&M ......................................... 9

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor Sprints Titles

1. Baylor ................................................ 92. Florida .............................................. 83 Clemson ............................................ 74. Oklahoma ........................................... 6 Tennessee .......................................... 66. Auburn ................................................ 5 Texas A&M ......................................... 5

Men’s NCAA Indoor Sprints Titles Since 1996

1. Florida ............................................... 62. Baylor ................................................. 5 Clemson ............................................. 5 Tennessee .......................................... 5 Texas A&M ......................................... 56. Florida St. / LSU / Oklahoma / TCU ... 4

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor 400 meters Titles

1. Florida ............................................... 4 Auburn ................................................ 4 Baylor ................................................. 4 Villanova ............................................. 45. LSU / Oklahoma ................................. 3

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor 4x400 Relay Titles

1. Baylor ................................................. 92. Oklahoma ........................................... 63. LSU .................................................... 54. Florida ............................................... 4 Texas A&M ......................................... 4

Note: Sprints title totals include 60m, 200m, and 400m victories


Gator Event High School PR Florida PRJohn Capel 100m 10.40 10.03Jeremy Hall 100m 10.44 10.08Shayla Sanders 100m 11.32 11.13Kyra Jefferson 100m 11.72 11.17

John Capel 200m 21.04 19.87Tony McQuay 200m 21.53 20.61 (ind.)Kyra Jefferson 200m 23.81 22.24Destinee Gause 200m 23.73 22.93

Kerron Clement 400m DNR 44.57 (ind. WR)Tony McQuay 400m 46.84 44.49Rickey Harris 400m 46.21 44.84Robin Reynolds 400m 52.19 51.36Kyra Jefferson 400m DNR 51.50Destinee Gause 400m 54.44 52.01

Sprinter Improvements Under Holloway

20.35Florida is oneoftwomen’sDivisionIprogramsin history with

two sub-20.35 indoor 200 meters runners. John Capel ran 20.26 at the 2000 NCAA Indoor Championships, and Dedric Dukes ran 20.34 at the 2014 NCAA Indoor Championships--both were coached by Holloway

45.30Florida is the only men’s Division I program in history with three

sub-45.30 indoor quarter-milers--and Holloway coached all three.

Kerron Clement, 2005 - 44.57 (world indoor record)Tony McQuay, 2011 - 45.21 (No. 7-ranked collegian in history)

Arman Hall, 2014 - 45.28 (No. 8-ranked collegian in history)

Three-time NCAA champion Kyra Jefferson (2013-17) is the only collegian in history to break

11.20, 22.25, and 51.51 outdoors.

100 meters PR - 11.17

200 meters PR - 22.24

400 meters PR - 51.50

T H R O W S


Coaches

Steve Lemke (12th season)• Assoc. Head Coach (Throws) - 2010-Pr.• Assistant Coach (Throws) - 2008-09• Women’s Assistant Coach (Throws) -

2006-07• 1983 javelin All-American (South Dakota St.)

Coaching History• Queensland (Australia) Academy of Sport

- Head Coach; Nat’l Throws Coordinator [2002-04]

• Western Australia Institute of Sport - Head Coach; Nat’l Throws Coordinator [1998-99; 2001-02]

• Norway - National Senior and Junior Throws Coach [1996-98]

• Arizona St. - Field Events Coach [1994-96]• UTEP - Field Events Coach [1990-93]• Yale - Field Events Coach [1987-89]• Southeast Missouri St. - Grad Assistant

[1985-86]• Washburn (Mo.) High School - Head Boys

and Girls Coach [1983-85]

International Coaching• 2009 IAAF World Championships - Head

Coach (Georgia)• 2008 Olympics - Head Coach (Georgia)• 2004 Olympics - Throws Coach (Australia)• 2003 IAAF World Championships - Head

Coach (Australia)• 2003 IAAF World Indoor Championships -

Head Coach (Australia)• 2002 Commonwealth Games - Throws

Coach (Australia)• 2000 Olympics - Throws Coach (Australia)• 1997 IAAF World Championships - Throws

Coach (Norway)

Name (School) Year Event MarkEvelien Dekkers (Florida) 2010 Javelin Throw 58.99m (SR)Pal Arne Fagernes (Arizona St.) 1996 Javelin Throw 79.16mNick Hysong (Arizona St.) 1994 Out. Pole Vault 5.70m (SR)Mariam Kevkhishvili (Florida) 2008 Ind. Shot Put 17.83m 2009 Ind. Shot Put 17.84m (FR) 2009 Out. Shot Put 17.79m 2010 Ind. Shot Put 18.59m (SR) 2010 Out. Shot Put 18.11mMika Laaksonen (UTEP) 1992 Weight Throw 20.71m 1992 Hammer Throw 71.30mFawn Miller (Florida) 2014 Javelin Throw 58.13m (PR)Marko Wahlman (UTEP) 1993 Weight Throw 21.84mStipe Zunic (Florida) 2015 Ind. Shot Put 21.11m (SR)

13 individual NCAA Championships by eight student-athletes8 individual NCAA Championships by four Gators

NCAA Champions Coached by Lemke

47Florida’s 7 women’s indoor and

outdoor NCAA throws titles since 2006 rank second in

Division I, only trailing South-ern Illinois (9)

Florida’s 4 men’s and women’s indoor shot put titles since 2008

rank second in Division I and its 3 women’s titles in that span leadallofDivisionI

Florida, Arizona State, and Southern Illinois are the only Division I throwing programs with at least 13 NCAA Indoor Championships

scorers since Lemke took over UF’s women in 2006 and its men in 2008

Florida ranks third with 13, trailing Arizona State (22) and SIU (17)

Florida and Southern Illinois are the only Division I programs with two women on the all-time collegiate weight throw top 10

No. 2 Candice Scott (24.17m, 2005) and No. 6 Kim Barrett (22.95m,

2004) held the collegiate record at the end of their careers

T H R O W S


Women’s NCAA Indoor Scorers Since 2006

1. Arizona State .................................. 142. Southern Illinois ............................. 123. Missouri ............................................. 84. Florida .............................................. 7 Indiana State / Oklahoma ................. 7

Men’s NCAA Indoor Scorers Since 2008

1. Arizona State .................................... 8 Texas ................................................ 83. Purdue ............................................. 7 UCLA ................................................. 75. Florida .............................................. 6 Auburn .............................................. 6 Minnesota ......................................... 6 Virginia Tech...................................... 6

Women’s NCAA Indoor Titles Since 2006

1. Southern Illinois ................................ 42. Florida .............................................. 33. Indiana State ..................................... 2 Louisville ........................................... 2 Oklahoma .......................................... 2

Men’s SEC Indoor Titles Since 2006

1. Florida ............................................. 82. Auburn ............................................. 43. LSU ................................................... 3 Tennessee ......................................... 35. Alabama ............................................ 2 Georgia ............................................. 2 Kentucky ........................................... 2

Women’s SEC Indoor Titles Since 2006

1. Florida .............................................. 4 Ole Miss ............................................ 43. Georgia ............................................. 3 Kentucky ........................................... 3 LSU ................................................... 3

Name (School/Country) Olympiads EventOliver Dziubak (Australia) 2004 Javelin ThrowPal Arne Fagernes (Arizona St./Norway) 1996/2000 Javelin ThrowNick Hysong (Arizona St./USA) 2000 Pole Vault (gold medal)Mariam Kevkhishvili (Florida/Georgia) 2004/2008 Shot PutKemal Mesic (Florida/Bosnia) 2012/2016 Shot PutAlexandros Papadimitrou (UTEP/Greece) 1996/2000/2004 Hammer ThrowStyliani Tsikouna (UTEP/Greece) 1996/2000/2004 Discus Throw Marko Wahlman (Finland) 1996 Hammer ThrowStipe Zunic (Florida/Croatia) 2016 Shot Put

16 Olympics appearances by nine athletes5 Olympics appearances by three Gators

Olympians Coached by Lemke

1229Florida’s 29 total men’s and

women’s indoor and outdoor SEC throws titles since 2006 lead all SEC programs by

seven titles

Florida’s 12 men’s and women’s SEC indoor throws titles since 2006 lead all SEC programs

by six titles

38

Florida is oneoffourDivisionIthrowingprograms with more than 30 men’s and women’s NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships scorers since Lemke took over UF’s women in 2006 and its men in 2008

37

33

50

J U M P SCoaches

Nic Petersen (5th season)• Assistant Coach (Jumps) - 2013-Present• Alma mater: University of Nebraska (‘06)

Petersen By The Numbers• 13 - Men’s and Women’s Individual NCAA

Titles (9 by Gators)

• 10 - Men’s and Women’s Individual SEC Titles

• 53 - Men’s and Women’s USTFCCCA All-America Honors (33 by Gators)

• 5 - University of Florida School Records Broken

• 4 - IAAF World Championships Qualifiers

• 3 - USATF Outdoor Championships Gold Medals

• 2016 IAAF World Indoor Championships Gold Medalist (Marquis Dendy)

• 2015 The Bowerman Award Winner (Dendy)

• 2008 Olympian (Dusty Jonas, Nebraska)

Coaching History• TCU - Assistant Coach - Jumps/Multis

[2010-12]• Nebraska - Volunteer Assistant - Jumps

[2008-09]

Coaching Awards• 2015 USTFCCCA South Region Indoor

Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year• 2012 USTFCCCA South Central Region

Indoor Women’s Assistant Coach of the Year

1520Florida’s 20 all-time men’s

indoor and outdoor NCAA titles in the four jumping events rank fourthamongallDivisionI

programs in history

Florida’s 15 men’s indoor and ourdoor NCAA titles in the

jumps since 2003 (Holloway’s first year as head coach) lead allofDivisionIbysixtitles

Will Claye, 2011

17.32m (56-10)

Christian Taylor, 2011

17.36m (56-11.5)

Marquis Dendy, 2015

17.37m (57-0)

Clayton Brown, 2017

16.58m (54-4.75)

Omar Craddock, 2013

16.80m (55-1.5)

KeAndre Bates, 2017

16.81m (55-2)

Florida is the only men’s Division I program since 2009 with more than three indoor triple jumpers who eclipsed 16.30 meters--Petersen

coached four of them

Not 3, Not 4, Not 5...Florida’s men won six consecutive NCAA Outdoor triple jump national titles

from 2010-15, tying the longest streak in Division I history in any event, either indoors or outdoors and irregardless of gender

Only the UCLA men’s outdoor 4x400 relay (1969-74), UTEP men’s mile (1977-82), UTEP men’s 10,000 meters (1978-83), Villanova women’s outdoor 3,000 meters (1987-92), and LSU women’s outdoor 4x400 relay (1992-97) had streaks as long


J U M P SMen’s NCAA Indoor Titles

Since 20131. Arkansas .......................................... 42. Florida .............................................. 3 Texas Tech ........................................ 34. Akron ................................................. 25. Four programs tied ............................ 1

Men’s NCAA Indoor TitlesHolloway Era (2003)

1. Arkansas ........................................... 82. Florida .............................................. 73. Indiana .............................................. 5 Washington ....................................... 55. Three programs tied .......................... 3

Men’s NCAA Indoor & OutdoorTitles - Holloway Era (2003)

1. Florida ........................................... 152. Arkansas .......................................... 93. USC .................................................. 84. Indiana .............................................. 75. Florida State ...................................... 6 Washington ....................................... 6

Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 2013

1. Florida ............................................. 82. Arkansas ........................................... 53. Texas Tech ........................................ 44. Akron ................................................. 35. Indiana .............................................. 2

Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles - Holloway Era (2003)

1. Florida ............................................ 322. Arkansas ......................................... 313. Ole Miss / Tennessee ...................... 13

Women’s SEC Indoor Jumps Titles - Holloway Era (2008)

1. Arkansas ......................................... 102. Georgia ............................................. 83. LSU ................................................... 54. Florida .............................................. 45. Tennessee ......................................... 3

Name (School) Year Event MarkCiarra Brewer (Florida) 2015 Ind. Triple Jump 14.01m (SR)Omar Craddock (Florida) 2013 Out. Triple Jump 16.92m (PR)Marquis Dendy (Florida) 2015 Out. Triple Jump 17.71m [+2.4] 2015 Out. Long Jump 8.43m [+2.3] 2015 Ind. Triple Jump 17.37m (MR) 2015 Ind. Long Jump 8.28m (SR) 2014 Out. Triple Jump 17.05m [+3.1] 2014 Out. Long Jump 8.00m [-0.9] 2013 Ind. Long Jump 8.28m (SR)Whitney Gipson (TCU) 2012 Out. Long Jump 6.82m [+2.4] 2012 Ind. Long Jump 6.91m (CR)Nicholas Gordon (Nebraska) 2009 Ind. Long Jump 8.03m (FR)Dusty Jonas (Nebraska) 2008 Ind. High Jump 2.31m (SR)

CR - Collegiate Record; MR - Meet Record; SR - School Record; PR - Personal Record; FR - Facility Record

NCAA Champions Coached by Petersen

Marquis Dendy’s Historic Achievements

• Only collegian in history to finish career as a 27-foot long jumper and 57-foot triple jumper indoors and outdoors

• Second man in Division I history to sweep both horizontal jumps at three consecutive NCAA Championships

• 2015 The Bowerman Award winner (first in school history)

• Holds all four horizontal jumps school records


Florida’s women are the only Division I program since 2002 with multiple

indoor triple jumpers who eclipsed 13.90

meters.

Ciarra Brewer (left) jumped 14.01 meters to win the 2015 NCAA

Indoor title, while Yanis David (right)

leaped 13.93 meters at the 2017 Tyson

Invitational.

H U R D L E S


Coaches

Mike Holloway• Men’s Hurdles - 1996-Present• Women’s Hurdles - 2008-Present• Full Coaching History on pages 6-7• Full sprints and relays coaching breakdown

on pages 8-9

Adrain Mann (2nd season)• Assistant Coach - Hurdles [2016-Present]• 2-time 400-meter Hurdles All-American

(1999-2000) for the Gators• 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials Qualifier• Ranked No. 8 on UF’s All-Time Outdoor

Top 10 (400mH - 49.68)

Coaching History• Miami (Fla.) - Men’s Assistant Coach -

Hurdles/Sprints [2015]• Clemson - Men’s and Women’s Assistant

Coach - Hurdles/Sprints [2013-14]• LSU - Volunteer Assistant Coach - Hurdles/

Sprints [2008-09]

47.56Florida’s Kerron Clement broke Kevin Young’s 17-year-old

400-meter hurdles collegiate record of 47.85 to win the 2005 NCAA title. Clement’s record still stands today, and no one has broken 48.10 seconds since that championship-winning race

Florida’s men are the only program in

history with multiple 400-meter hurdlers on the collegiate all-time

top 10

Kerron Clement (left) won the 2004 and 2005 NCAA titles, and still holds the collegiate record, while Rickey Harris (right) won the

2002 NCAA title in 48.16, ranking him

No. 7 all-time

64Florida’s 4 all-time men’s 400-meter hurdles NCAA

titles aretiedforthemostin Division I history, and it is the only program with more than three since 1996

Florida’s 6 men’s 110-meter and 400-meter hurdles NCAA titles, all won under Holloway, rank tiedforthirdinDivisionIhistory, and only the Gators

boast more than four since 1996

In 2016, Eric Futch and TJ Holmes (L to R) became the 2nd

teammates in Division I history to finish 1-2 in the 400-meter hurdles at NCAA Outdoors

Baylor’s Bayano Kamani and Michael Smith (2001) are the

only other pair to do it

H U R D L E S


Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 1996

1. Florida .............................................. 72. South Carolina .................................. 4 Washington State .............................. 44. Alabama / Arkansas / Oregon ........... 3 Tennessee / USC

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles

1. USC ............................................... 132. UCLA ................................................. 93. Florida .............................................. 74. Auburn / Oregon / South Carolina ..... 6

All-Time Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles

1. Florida ............................................ 192. Auburn ............................................ 13 LSU ................................................. 134. Arkansas ..........................................115. South Carolina / Tennessee ............ 10

Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 1996

1. Florida ............................................ 122. South Carolina ................................ 103. Arkansas ........................................... 8 LSU ................................................... 85. Alabama / Tennessee ....................... 4

All-Time Men’s SEC 60-Meter Hurdles Titles

1. Florida ............................................. 62. Alabama / LSU / Ole Miss ................. 2 South Carolina

All-Time Men’s NCAA 400-Meter Hurdles Titles

1. Florida ............................................. 4 Auburn .............................................. 4 USC .................................................. 44. BYU / Iowa State / Kansas ................ 3 UCLA / Washington State

Note: Hurdle title totals include 60mH, 110mH, and 400mH victories

Florida and Illinois are the only programs in history with a men’s and women’s 60-meter hurdler on the collegiate all-time top 10 list. Florida is

the only program in history featuring two inside the top five

Lovett ran 7.50, breaking Aries Merritt’s meet record, to win the 2013 national title, and Owens took runner-up honors with a 7.88 at the 2015

NCAA Indoor Championships

No. 4 Eddie Lovett

7.50 - 2013

No. 5 Bridgette Owens

7.88 - 2015

Gator Event High School PR Florida PRJosh Walker 110mH 14.19 13.32Eddie Lovett 110mH 13.46 13.39Chris Carswell 110mH 15.18 13.88

Ugonna Ndu 100mH 14.17 13.14Skylar Ross-Ransom 100mH 13.59 13.28Ryann McEnany 100mH 14.64 13.67

Kerron Clement 400mH 49.77 47.24Rickey Harris 400mH 50.07 48.16Eric Futch 400mH 50.24 48.91TJ Holmes 400mH 50.61 49.31Adrain Mann 400mH 52.83 49.38Claudia Francis 400mH DNR 55.55Ugonna Ndu 400mH 59.35 56.12

Hurdler Improvements Under Holloway

Florida and South Carolina are the only men’s Division I programs since 1996 with an NCAA title in the 60-meter, 110-meter, and 400-meter hurdles. They are also two of five programs in Division I history to do it

D I S T A N C E


Coaches

Paul Spangler (6th season)• Assistant Coach (Distance) - 2012-Present• Two-time NCAA XC Championships

Qualifier (1996-97)• 1997 All-SEC Cross Country Team• Alma mater: University of Alabama (‘98)

Coaching History• Florida - Assistant Coach - Cross Country

[2012-Present]• VMI - Assistant Coach - Distance [2003-11]• VMI - Assistant Coach - Cross Country

[2002-11]• Florida State - Assistant Coach - Distance

[1999-2002]• Florida State - Assistant Coach - Cross

Country [1998-2001]

Coaching Awards• 2012 SEC Cross Country Women’s Coach

of the Year

Olympics & World Championships Qualifiers Under Spangler

• Andres Arroyo (Puerto Rico) - 2016 Olympics (800m - semifinalist)

• Eddie Garcia (U.S. Virgin Islands) - 2017 IAAF World Cross Country Championships

• Genevieve LaCaze (Australia) - 2012 Olympics (3,000m Steeplechase)

• Cory McGee (United States) - 2013 IAAF World Championships (1,500m)

95Florida’s 5 all-time women’s

indoor and outdoor 800 meters NCAA titles, all won

since 1990, aretiedforthefourth-mostinDivisionI

history

Florida’s 9 all-time women’s indoor and outdoor 800 me-ters, mile, and 1,500 meters

titles ranktiedforthirdinDivision I history, and only

trail Wisconsin’s 10 since 1990

9:10.48Cory McGee set the SEC Indoor Championships 3,000 meters record

with her victory in 2014, as she shaved one hundredth of a second off Jackie Areson’s (Tennessee) record from 2011. The time ranks No. 2

on UF’s all-time indoor top 10.

4312Florida’s 12 all-time men’s

indoor mile SEC titles are tied forthemostinconferencehistory, with Arkansas being the only other league school

with 12 such crowns

Florida’s 42 all-time men’s ti-tles in current SEC Indoor and Outdoor distance events rank secondamongconferenceprograms, trailing Arkansas’

massive haul of 131

Genevieve LaCaze captured three of her five career SEC titles at the 2012 SEC

Outdoor Championships, winning the 1,500 meters, 3,000-meter steeplechase, and

5,000 meters

LaCaze’s historic feats that week included:

• First woman in meet history to win the 1,500, steeplechase, and 5k

• Firstoftwowomeninmeethistory to win the 1,500 and 5k (Dominique Scott, Arkansas, 2015)

• Third-fastest winning 1,500 time in meet history (4:13.44)

LaCaze went on to run the steeple for Australia at the 2012 Olympics, and made both the steeple and 5k finals at the 2016

Olympics in Rio


Note: Division I ranks are from the TFRRS Descending Order List (only top 50 listed)

2017 MEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART60 METERSTop Collegian: Christian Coleman, Tennessee; Kendal Williams, Georgia (6.51)School Record: Jeff Demps, 2012 (6.52)6.66 (t-20) PR Michael Timpson Jr. Tiger Tuneup (2/17)6.72 (t-49) Ryan Clark SEC Championships (2/24)6.90 Damien Daniels Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)6.98 PR Shayne Rodney Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

200 METERSTop Collegian: Jereem Richards, Alabama (20.34)School Record: John Capel, 2000 (20.26)20.96 (34) PR Kunle Fasasi Tyson Invitational (2/11)20.99 (36) Ryan Clark Tiger Tuneup (2/17)21.33 PR Michael Timpson Jr. Tiger Tuneup (2/17)22.08 Shayne Rodney Hokie Invitational (1/21)22.48 Damien Daniels Hokie Invitational (1/21)

300 METERSTop Collegian: Grant Holloway, Florida (32.80)School Record: Grant Holloway, Florida (32.80)32.80 FR, SR Grant Holloway Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)33.09 Kunle Fasasi Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)34.33 Nick Uruburu Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

400 METERSTop Collegian: Fred Kerley, Texas A&M (44.94)School Record: Kerron Clement, 2005 (44.57 -- Indoor World Record)46.02 (9) # PR Kunle Fasasi Razorback Invitational (1/28)46.16 (11) PR Eric Futch SEC Championships (2/24)47.42 PR TJ Holmes SEC Championships (2/24)48.04 Nick Uruburu SEC Championships (2/24)48.08 PR Jabari Hill SEC Championships (2/24)48.83 Shayne Rodney Tyson Invitational (2/10)

500 METERSTop Collegian: Matthew LeLiever, Albany (1:02.06)School Record:1:03.65 Nick Uruburu Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)1:03.87 Jabari Hill Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

600 METERSTop Collegian: Isaiah Harris, Penn State (1:14.96 -- Collegiate Record)School Record:1:19.91 TJ Holmes Hokie Invitational (1/20)

800 METERSTop Collegian: Emmanuel Korir, UTEP (1:46.15)School Record: Mark Everett, 1990 (1:46.28)1:47.18 (10) Andres Arroyo SEC Championships (2/25)1:50.74 Justin Pacifico Iowa State Classic (2/11)1:51.64 PR Sam Ahrenholz SEC Championships (2/24)1:52.97 Kyren Hollis SEC Championships (2/24)

MILETop Collegian: Edward Cheserek, Oregon (3:52.01 -- Collegiate Record)School Record: Dumisane Hlaselo, 2011 (3:56.84)4:02.37 (50) PR Jack Guyton Commodore Invitational (1/14)4:07.11 PR Andres Arroyo Commodore Invitational (1/14)4:08.60 PR Carlos Miranda Iowa State Classic (2/11)4:12.18 Jack Beitter Commodore Invitational (1/14)4:16.29 PR Jack Rogers Iowa State Classic (2/11)

3,000 METERSTop Collegian: Colby Gilbert, Washington (7:45.71)School Record: Dan Middleman, 1992 (7:58.23)8:14.71 Jack Guyton Razorback Invitational (1/28)8:28.31 PR Mac Reynolds Razorback Invitational (1/28)8:42.36 Carlos Miranda Razorback Invitational (1/28)

5,000 METERSTop Collegian: Edward Cheserek, Oregon (13:32.59)School Record: Mark Parrish, 2015 (13:41.87)15:12.17 Mac Macoy Commodore Invitational (1/13)15:43.82 Nick Diaz Commodore Invitational (1/13)

WL - World Leader # - World Top 20 (x) - Division I Rank

SR - School Record MR - Meet Record FR - Facility Record

PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time AJR - American Jr. Record

LEGEND

60-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Grant Holloway, Florida (7.58)School Record: Eddie Lovett, 2013 (7.50)7.58 (1) # Grant Holloway Tyson Invitational (2/10)8.06 PR Marques Burgman Hokie Invitational (1/20)8.08 PR Caleb Chambliss SEC Championships (2/24)DNF Yanick Hart Tyson Invitational (2/10)

4x400-METER RELAYTop Collegian: Texas A&M (3:02.39 -- Collegiate Record)School Record: Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Eric Futch, TJ Holmes, 2017 (3:02.73)3:02.73 (2) SR Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, SEC Championships (2/25) Eric Futch, TJ Holmes

3:07.11 Nick Uruburu, Grant Holloway, Razorback Invitational (1/28) TJ Holmes, Kunle Fasasi

3:16.47 Andres Arroyo, Kyren Hollis, Commodore Invitational (1/14) Justin Pacifico, Sam Ahrenholz

3:17.98 Ryan Clark, Michael Timpson Jr., Hokie Invitational (1/21) Shayne Rodney, Marques Burgman

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAYTop Collegian: Ole Miss (9:26.55)School Record: Abiola, Duncan, Joseph, Pastor, 2002 (9:32.84)9:50.93 Andres Arroyo, Nick Uruburu, SEC Championships (2/25) Justin Pacifico, Jack Guyton

HIGH JUMPTop Collegian: Randall Cunningham, USC (2.27m/7-5.25)School Record: David Furman, 2000 (2.30m/7-6.5)2.25m/7-4.5 (t-2) Clayton Brown Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

POLE VAULTTop Collegian: Chris Nilsen, South Dakota (5.70m/18-8.25 -- AJR)School Record: Mike Holloway, 1992 (5.60m/18-4.5)5.40m/17-8.5 (t-22) PR Aaron Owens Tyson Invitational (2/10)4.96m/16-3.25 PR Michael Harris Hokie Invitational (1/21)

LONG JUMPTop Collegian: Julian Harvey, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville (8.17m/26-9.75)School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (8.28m/27-2)8.05m/26-5 (2) # Grant Holloway Hokie Invitational (1/21)8.04m/26-4.5 (3) PR # KeAndre Bates SEC Championships (2/24)

TRIPLE JUMPTop Collegian: Clive Pullen, Arkansas (17.19m/56-4.75)School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (17.37m/57-0; NCAA Division I Indoor Championships record)16.81m/55-2 (2) # PR KeAndre Bates SEC Championships (2/25)16.58m/54-4.75 (3) Clayton Brown SEC Championships (2/25)

SHOT PUTTop Collegian: Mostafa Hassan, Colorado State (21.30m/69-10.75)School Record: Stipe Zunic, 2015 (21.11m/69-3.25)18.01m/59-1.25 Connor Bandel Virginia Tech “Doc Hale” Elite (2/4)

WEIGHT THROWTop Collegian: Johnnie Jackson, LSU (23.56m/77-3.75 -- WL)School Record: AJ McFarland, 2017 (21.67m/71-1.25)21.67m/71-1.25 (15) SR AJ McFarland Virginia Tech “Doc Hale” Elite (2/3)20.31m/66-7.75 (t-40) PR Anders Eriksson SEC Championships (2/24)


2017 WOMEN’S INDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART60 METERSTop Collegian: Hannah Cunliffe, Oregon (7.07 -- Collegiate Record)School Record: Shayla Sanders, 2016 (7.17)7.60 Destinee Gause Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)7.60 Timetria Mitchell Hokie Invitational (1/20)

200 METERSTop Collegian: Deajah Stevens, Oregon (22.65)School Record: Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (22.63)23.59 (t-39) Destinee Gause Tiger Tuneup (2/17)

300 METERSTop Collegian: Shakima Wimbley, Miami (36.72)School Record:38.23 Brandee’ Johnson Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)38.56 Destinee Gause Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

400 METERSTop Collegian: Shakima Wimbley, Miami (51.20)School Record: Tiandra Ponteen, 2005 (50.91)52.07 (5) # PR Sharrika Barnett Razorback Invitational (1/28)54.02 PR Taylor Sharpe Tyson Invitational (2/10)

500 METERSTop Collegian: Sage Wilson (1:08.40 -- Collegiate Record)School Record:1:17.20 Mikayla Barber Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

600 METERSTop Collegian: Raevyn Rogers, Oregon (1:26.97)School Record:1:38.65 Mikayla Barber Hokie Invitational (1/20)

800 METERSTop Collegian: Jazmine Fray, Texas A&M (2:00.69 -- Collegiate Record)School Record: Hazel Clark, 1999 (2:01.77)N/A

MILETop Collegian: Kaela Edwards, Oklahoma State (4:28.75)School Record: Charlotte Browning, 2010 (4:31.24)4:47.00 Taylor Tubbs Commodore Invitational (1/14)4:49.18 Hannah Brookover SEC Championships (2/24)4:50.24 Becky Greene Iowa State Classic (2/10)4:54.69 PR Lauren Perry SEC Championships (2/24)4:57.78 Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell Commodore Invitational (1/14)

3,000 METERSTop Collegian: Katie Rainsberger, Oregon (9:01.21)School Record: Shelly Steely, 1985 (9:09.02)9:21.36 Taylor Tubbs Razorback Invitational (1/28)9:38.62 Hannah Brookover Razorback Invitational (1/28)9:45.51 Becky Greene Razorback Invitational (1/28)9:47.60 Lauren Perry Iowa State Classic (2/10)

5,000 METERSTop Collegian: Katherine Receveur, Indiana (15:28.89)School Record: Rebecca Lowe, 2010 (15:59.46)16:13.08 PR Taylor Tubbs Iowa State Classic (2/10)17:27.39 Jessica Pascoe Commodore Invitational (1/13)17:48.31 Maddox Patterson Commodore Invitational (1/13)

60-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Sasha Wallace, Oregon (7.91)School Record: Bridgette Owens, 2015 (7.88)8.21 (t-23) Skylar Ross-Ransom SEC Championships (2/25)8.34 Timetria Mitchell Hokie Invitational (1/20)8.36 Brandee’ Johnson SEC Championships (2/24)8.40 PR Ryann McEnany Razorback Invitational (1/28)

4x400-METER RELAYTop Collegian: Texas A&M (3:29.74)School Record: Robin Reynolds, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, Claudia Francis, 2015 (3:29.58)3:32.06 (9) Brandee’ Johnson, Destinee Gause, SEC Championships (2/25) Taylor Sharpe, Sharrika Barnett

3:38.12 Sharrika Barnett, Destinee Gause, Tyson Invitational (2/11) Taylor Sharpe, Brandee’ Johnson

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAYTop Collegian: Oregon (10:48.77 -- Collegiate Record)School Record: Agata Strausa, Ebony Eutsey, Shelby Hayes, Cory McGee, 2012 (10:58.77)11:36.29 Lauren Perry, Mikayla Barber, SEC Championships (2/25) Hannah Brookover, Becky Greene

LONG JUMPTop Collegian: Sha’Keela Saunders, Kentucky (6.82m/22-4.5)School Record: Shara Proctor, 2010 (6.67m/21-10.75)6.36m/20-10.5 (t-14) Darrielle McQueen SEC Championships (2/24)6.21m/20-4.5 (t-31) Yanis David SEC Championships (2/24)FOUL Asa Garcia Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)

TRIPLE JUMPTop Collegian: Keturah Orji, Georgia (14.32m/46-11.75 -- American Record)School Record: Ciarra Brewer, 2015 (14.01m/45-11.75)13.93m/45-8.5 (2) PR # Yanis David Tyson Invitational (2/11)13.44m/44-1.25 (t-8) Darrielle McQueen Tyson Invitational (2/11)12.82m/42-0.75 (t-37) Asa Garcia Razorback Invitational (1/28)12.78m/41-11.25 (t-42) PR Ebony Luster Razorback Invitational (1/28)

SHOT PUTTop Collegian: Raven Saunders, Ole Miss (19.10m/62-8 -- WL)School Record: Mariam Kevkhishvili, 2010 (18.59m/61-0)17.47m/57-3.75 (6) Lloydricia Cameron Hokie Invitational (1/21)

WEIGHT THROWTop Collegian: Janeah Stewart, Ole Miss (23.18m/76-0.75)School Record: Candice Scott, 2005 (24.21m/79-5.25)19.69m/64-7.25 (t-43) PR Lloydricia Cameron Hokie Invitational (1/20)19.41m/63-8.25 PR Jontavia Dykes Hokie Invitational (1/20)17.98m/59-0 PR Amara Wiggan Hokie Invitational (1/20)

WL - World Leader # - World Top 20 (x) - Division I Rank

SR - School Record MR - Meet Record FR - Facility Record

PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time

LEGEND

Note: Division I ranks are from the TFRRS Descending Order List (only top 50 listed)


60 Meters Mile

MEN’S INDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

1. Jeff Demps 6.52 2012 NCAA Championships (3/9)2. Terrell Wilks 6.59 2011 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/5)3. Antwan Wright 6.60 2014 NCAA Championships (3/14) Hugh Graham, Jr. 6.60 2015 SEC Championships (2/27)5. Jeremy Hall 6.62 2010 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/6) Ahmad Jasmine 6.62 2003 NCAA Championships (3/14) John Capel 6.62 1999 NCAA Championships (3/5)8. Arman Hall 6.63 2016 Rod McCravy Memorial (1-23)9. Ryan Clark 6.64 2016 Tyson Invitational (2/12)10. Bernard Williams 6.65 2000 Iowa State Classic (2/12)

1. Eddie Lovett 7.50 2013 NCAA Championships (3/9) 2. Grant Holloway 7.58 2017 Tyson Invitational (2/10)3. Josh Walker 7.66 2005 NCAA Championships (3/11)4. Yanick Hart 7.71 2016 SEC Championships (2/27)5. Dennis Martin 7.76 2009 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/7) Stephen Jones 7.76 2000 NCAA Championships (3/10)7. T.J. Nelson 7.79 1999 Virginia Tech Invitational (2/6)8. Kerron Clement 7.80 2004 SEC Championships (2/28)9. Kallinka Pitt 7.81 2009 SEC Championships (2/28)10. William Wynne 7.82 2009 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/7)

1. John Capel 20.26 2000 NCAA Championships (3/10)2. Dedric Dukes 20.34 2014 NCAA Championships (3/14)3. Kerron Clement 20.40 2005 SEC Championships (2/27) 4. Arman Hall 20.55 2014 NCAA Championships (3/14)5. Kyle Farmer 20.57 2004 NCAA Championships (3/13)6. Tony McQuay 20.61 2011 SEC Championships (2/27)7. Willie Perry 20.62 2006 NCAA Championships (3/10)8. Calvin Smith 20.67 2010 NCAA Championships (3/12)9. Dennis Mitchell 20.73 1988 NCAA Championships (3/11)10. Bobby Williams 20.79 1999 SEC Championships (2/21)

1. Kerron Clement 44.57 2005 NCAA Championships (3/12)2. Tony McQuay 45.21 2011 SEC Championships (2/27)3. Arman Hall 45.28 2014 SEC Championships (3/1)4. Najee Glass 45.34 2015 Razorback Invitational (1/31) 5. Calvin Smith 45.61 2010 SEC Championships (2/28)6. Hugh Graham, Jr. 45.67 2013 SEC Championships (2/24) 7. Rickey Harris 45.78 2001 NCAA Championships (3/10)8. Tyrone Kemp 45.78 2-24-90 9. Kunle Fasasi 46.02 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28) 10. Sekou Clarke 46.08 2006 NCAA Championships (3/10)

1. Andres Arroyo 1:46.20 2016 SEC Championships (2/27)2. Mark Everett 1:46.28 1990 SEC Championships (2/24) 3. Sean Obinwa 1:47.22 2012 Texas A&M Challenge (1/28) 4 Ryan Schnulle 1:47.29 2015 Iowa State Classic (2/14) 5. Scott Peters 1:47.44 1992 NCAA Championships (3/14)6. Moise Joseph 1:47.78 2001 NCAA Championships (3/10)7. Carlos Phillips 1:47.89 2008 Iowa State Classic (2/16)8. Jeremy Stallings 1:48.06 1996 NCAA Championships (3/9)9. Stephen Adderley 1:48.70 2-8-9210. Donnell Johnson 1:49.23 1996

1. Dumisane Hlaselo 3:56.84 2011 FloTrack Husky Classic (2/12)2. Wesley Maiyo 4:00.34 19773. Andrzej Jakubiec 4:00.68 2-11-954. Shane Stroup 4:01.21 2006 SEC Championships (2/26)5. Jeff Pigg 4:01.79 3-1-866. Tom Nohilly 4:01.94 2-25-897. Steve Zieminski 4:02.06 2005 Florida Last Chance (3/3)8. Jack Guyton 4:02.37 2017 Commodore Invitational (1/14)9. Chris Duncan 4:02.75 2002 Gator Invitational (2/10)10. Justin Taylor 4:03.31 2010 Alex Wilson Invitational (3/6)

1. Dan Middleman 7:58.23 2-22-922. Mark Parrish 7:59.72 2014 Razorback Invitational (2/1) 3. Keith Brantley 8:00.04 19824. Dumisane Hlaselo 8:00.43 2011 SEC Championships (2/26)5. Jimmy Clark 8:05.75 2015 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/24)6. Steve Zieminski 8:08.01 2005 SEC Championships (2/26)7. Mike Williams 8:09.19 3-4-938. Mike Mykytok 8:09.41 2-8-929. Mark Sheehan 8:09.64 198310. Henok Lechebo 8:10.46 2005 Iowa State Classic (2/12)

5,000 Meters1. Mark Parrish 13:41.87 2015 Iowa State Classic (2/13)2. Jimmy Clark 13:53.34 2016 Iowa State Classic (2/12) 3. Mike Mykytok 13:59.52 1994 NCAA Championships (3/11)4. Dan Middleman 13:59.53 3-1-92 5. Mike Bilyeu 14:05.56 1-22-88 6. Eddie Garcia 14:06.17 2016 Iowa State Classic (2/12)7. Josh Izewski 14:06.67 2013 SEC Championships (2/24) 8. Keith Brantley 14:08.81 2-27-829. Jeremy Criscione 14:09.05 2009 Tyson Invitational (2/14)10. Steven Hassen 14:13.67 2006 SEC Championships (2/26)

1. Kunle Fasasi, 3:02.73 2017 SEC Championships (2/25) Grant Holloway, Eric Futch, TJ Holmes

2. Najee Glass, 3:03.50 2014 SEC Championships (3/1) Hugh Graham Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall

3. Sekou Clarke, 3:03.51 2005 NCAA Championships (3/12) Bernard Middleton, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

4. Najee Glass, 3:03.71 2013 NCAA Championships (3/9) Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes

5. Eric Futch, 3:04.02 2016 SEC Championships (2/27) Kunle Fasasi, Najee Glass, Arman Hall

6. Najee Glass, 3:04.22 2015 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/24) Hugh Graham Jr., Nick Uruburu, Arman Hall

7. Najee Glass, 3:04.28 2015 SEC Championships (2/28) Dedric Dukes, Nick Uruburu, Arman Hall

8. Najee Glass, 3:04.31 2013 SEC Championships (2/24) Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes

9. Reggie Witherspoon, 3:04.69 2004 NCAA Championships (3/13) Rickey Harris, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

10. Eric Futch, 3:05.17 2016 NCAA Championships (3/12) Kunle Fasasi, Nick Uruburu, Najee Glass

60-Meter Hurdles

200 Meters

400 Meters

800 Meters

3,000 Meters

4x400-Meter Relay


Pole VaultDistance Medley Relay

MEN’S INDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

1. Ali Abiola, 9:32.84 2002 Alex Wilson Invitational (3/2) Chris Duncan, Moise Joseph, Stefan Pastor

2. 9:33.86 1-29-95

3. Moise Joseph, 9:34.51 2001 NCAA Championships (3/9) Ali Abiola, Geno White, Chris Duncan

4. Andres Arroyo, 9:36.44 2015 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/23) Nick Uruburu, Ryan Schnulle, Mark Parrish

5. Shane Stroup, 9:37.11 2004 Florida Fast Times (3/6) Kerron Clement, Moise Joseph, Steve Zieminski

6. Tyler Cardillo, 9:38.95 2012 Texas A&M Challenge (1/27) Hugh Graham Jr., Sean Obinwa, Matt Mizereck

7. 9:39.03 3-2-01

8. 9:39.42 2-13-94

9. Courtney Chambers, 9:40.05 2000 Iowa State Classic (2/12) Geno White, Ali Abiola, Chris Duncan

10. 9:40.57 1996

1. David Furman 2.30m/7-6.50 2000 Florida Intercollegiate (1/16)2. Mike Morrison 2.27m/7-5.25 2006 SEC Championships (2/26) Jim Pringle 2.27m/7-5.25 1-12-804. Joe Squittieri 2.26m/7-5 2003 SEC Championships (2/28) 5. Clayton Brown 2.25m/7-4.5 2017 Orange & Purple Classic (1/7)6. Dwight Barbiasz 2.23m/7-3.75 2012 Virginia Tech Elite (2/4) 7. Frankie Hammond 2.22m/7-3.25 2012 SEC Championships (2/25) 8. Dedric Jones 2.21m/7-3 1-19-929. Matt Vincent 2.19m/7-2.25 2003 Florida Intercollegiate (1/18) 10. Steve Ott 2.16m/7-1 1977 Ron Jourdan 2.16m/7-1 1969

1. Marquis Dendy 8.28m/27-2 2015 NCAA Championships (3/13) 2. Dion Bentley 8.13m/26-8.25 2-5-933. Grant Holloway 8.05m/26-5 2017 Hokie Invitational (1/21)4. Will Claye 8.04m/26-4.5 2011 NCAA Championships (3/11) KeAndre Bates 8.04m/26-4.5 2017 SEC Championships (2/24)6. Christian Taylor 8.02m/26-3.75 2009 Tyson Invitational (2/14) 7. Dominick Millner 8.01m/26-3.5 2-28-988. Maurice Lewis 8.00m/26-3 2000 Gator Invitational (2/6)9. Mike Morrison 7.87m/25-10 2006 NCAA Championships (3/10) 10. Stephen Pina 7.84m/25-8.75 1-19-97

1. Marquis Dendy 17.37m/57-0 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14)2. Christian Taylor 17.36m/56-11.5 2011 SEC Championships (2/27)3. Will Claye 17.32m/56-10 2011 NCAA Championships (3/12) 4. KeAndre Bates 16.81m/55-2 2017 SEC Championships (2/25) 5. Omar Craddock 16.80m/55-1.5 2013 NCAA Championships (3/9) 6. Clayton Brown 16.58m/54-4.75 2017 SEC Championships (2/25) 7. Shawn Akridge 16.26m/53-4 19878. Lester Scruggs 16.13m/52-11.25 2-9-85 9. Tanner Cronic 16.04m/52-7.5 1-27-8510. Erik Newby 15.92m/52-2.75 2001 SEC Championships (2/25)

1. Mike Holloway 5.60m/18-4.5 1992 NCAA Championships (3/14)2. Paul Condron 5.40m/17-8.5 2003 Tyson Invitational (2/14) Brian DaCunha 5.40m/17-8.5 2003 SEC Challenge (1/25) Aaron Owens 5.40m/17-8.5 2017 Tyson Invitational (2/10)5. Chip Heuser 5.35m/17-6.5 2004 Gator Invitational (2/1) David Watson 5.35m/17-6.5 3-9-867. Steve Ott 5.26m/17-3 2-14-888. Steve Hill 5.25m/17-2.75 2-9-979. Michael Hissam 5.21m/17-1 2000 Florida Fast Times (3/2)10. Erik Noaksson 5.20m/17-0.75 3-4-94 Mike Morrison 5.20m/17-0.75 2007 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/20) Jared Watkins 5.20m/17-0.75 2014 Virginia Tech Elite (2/7)

1. Stipe Zunic 21.11m/69-3.25 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14)2. Kemal Mesic 20.44m/67-0.75 2012 Texas A&M Challenge (1/28) 3. Wes Stockbarger 19.44m/63-9.5 2-14-074. Dwight Johnson 19.23m/63-1.25 2-8-925. Matt Simson 19.17m/62-10.75 2-26-946. Doc Luckie 18.91m/62-0.5 19797. John Turco 18.78m/61-7.5 2-16-868. Beau Burroughs 18.53m/60-9.5 2008 SEC Championships (3/2)9. Jeff Rubenstein 18.33m/60-1.75 2003 SEC Championships (2/28)10. Neil Serafenas 18.27m/59-11.25 3-5-82

1. AJ McFarland 21.67m/71-1.25 2017 Virginia Tech Elite (2/3) 2. Jeremy Postin 21.60m/70-10.5 2012 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/3)3. David Triassi 21.59m/70-10 2013 SEC Championships (2/23) 4. Antonio Emperator 20.86m/68-5.25 2004 Florida Fast Times (3/6)5. Anders Eriksson 20.31m/66-7.75 2017 SEC Championships (2/24)6. Kyle Strawn 20.05m/65-9.5 2015 Virginia Tech Elite (2/6)7. David Levin 19.27m/63-2.75 2014 Texas A&M Invitational (2/15) 8. Brian Woessner 18.92m/62-1 2000 Gator Invitational (2/6) 9. Paul Szawranskyj 18.39m/60-4 2-29-9610. Ryan McIntyre 18.34m/60-2 2004 SEC Championships (2/29)

1. Gray Horn 5,971 2012 Texas A&M Challenge2. Mike Morrison 5,792 2008 NCAA Championships 3. Stefan Hommel 5,507 2008 United Heritage Invitational4. Kayne Dakoski 5,273 2006 SEC Championships 5. Kurt Lee 5,123 2008 SEC Championships

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Triple Jump

Shot Put

Weight Throw

Heptathlon


Mile60 Meters1. Shayla Sanders 7.17 2016 Razorback Invitational (1/30)2. Lakecia Ealey 7.23 2008 NCAA Championships (3/15)3. Alishea Usery 7.29 2010 NCAA Championships (3/12)4. Niki Benjamin 7.30 2001 NCAA Championships (3/9)5. Kyra Jefferson 7.33 2016 Razorback Invitational (1/30)6. Ebony Shotwell 7.34 2002 NCAA Championships (3/8)7. Darshay Davis 7.35 2012 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/3)8. Destinee Gause 7.37 2013 Frank Sevigne Husker Invite (2/1)9. Robin Reynolds 7.38 2016 Razorback Invitational (1/30)10. Nadine Palmer 7.40 2005 Clemson Invitational (1/22)

1. Bridgette Owens 7.88 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14) 2. Andrea Bliss 8.17 2004 SEC Championships (2/28)3. Skylar Ross-Ransom 8.18 2016 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/23)4. Ugonna Ndu 8.31 2013 SEC Championships (2/24)5. Timetria Mitchell 8.34 2017 Hokie Invitational (1/20)6. Brandee’ Johnson 8.36 2017 SEC Championships (2/24)7. Ryann McEnany 8.40 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28)8. Lorraine Graham 8.44 2013 SEC Championships (2/22)9. Michelle Mundy 8.46 2000 Penn State Qualifier (2/11)10. Cameal Rhule 8.48 2002 SEC Championships (2/22)

1. Kyra Jefferson 22.63 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14)2. Robin Reynolds 23.10 2016 Tyson Invitational (2/13)3. Natalie Knight 23.14 2008 NCAA Championships (3/14)4. Destinee Gause 23.22 2015 Tyson Invitational (2/14)5. Nadine Palmer 23.23 2007 NCAA Championships (3/9)6. Shayla Sanders 23.27 2014 NCAA Championships (3/14)7. Amber Robinson 23.35 2002 NCAA Championships (3/8)8. Anita Howard 23.44 1989 NCAA Championships (3/11)9. Kisha Jett 23.45 2-21-9710. Lakecia Ealey 23.51 2008 SEC Championships (3/1)

1. Tiandra Ponteen 50.91 2005 NCAA Championships (3/12)2. Novlene Williams 51.55 2004 SEC Championships (2/29)3. Robin Reynolds 51.77 2014 SEC Championships (3/1)4. Kyra Jefferson 52.00 2015 SEC Championships (2/27) 5. Sharrika Barnett 52.07 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28)6. Claudia Francis 52.39 2016 Tyson Invitational (2/13)7. Faith Rein 52.41 2003 NCAA Championships (3/14) 8. Nadia Graham 52.48 2-22-97 Ebony Eutsey 52.48 2013 SEC Championships (2/23) 10. Ebony Robinson 52.71 1995 NCAA Championships (3/11)

1. Hazel Clark 2:01.77 1999 NCAA Championships (3/6)2. Claudia Francis 2:04.39 2015 SEC Championships (2/27) 3. Nekita Beasley 2:04.45 2002 SEC Championships (2/23) 4 Kristina Bratton 2:04.79 2002 SEC East Meet (1/26) 5. Melissa DeLeon 2:05.29 2002 SEC East Meet (1/26)6. Kamille Bratton 2:05.44 2004 SEC Championships (2/28)7. Charlotte Browning 2:05.50 2010 Jimmy Carnes Invitational (1/30)8. Tamieka Grizzle 2:05.95 2000 SEC Championships (2/27)9. Lorain McKenzie 2:06.00 2008 Iowa State Classic (2/16)10. Chris Crowther 2:06.88 2-16-86

1. Charlotte Browning 4:31.24 2010 Husky Classic (2/13)2. Cory McGee 4:32.10 2013 Husky Classic (2/9)3. Becki Wells 4:33.04 1997 NCAA Championships (3/8)4. Agata Strausa 4:36.39 2012 SEC Championships (2/26)5. Becky Greene 4:38.03 2014 Husky Classic (2/15)6. Taylor Tubbs 4:41.43 2016 SEC Championships (2/27)7. Kim Fisher 4:41.99 1-21-998. Marny Westphal 4:42.03 1993 NCAA Championships (3/13)9. Shelby Hayes 4:42.05 2012 FloTrack Husky Classic (2/11)10. Elisabeth Bergh 4:42.26 2016 Iowa State Classic (2/13)

1. Shelly Steely 9:09.02 1-27-852. Cory McGee 9:10.48 2014 SEC Championships (2/28) 3. Agata Strausa 9:15.70 2014 SEC Championships (2/28)4. Beth Farmer 9:18.37 1984 NCAA Championships (3/9)5. Becky Greene 9:18.44 2014 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/25)6. Coralena Velsen 9:19.61 1993 NCAA Championships (3/13)7. Joan Hammeren 9:20.10 2-7-878. Taylor Tubbs 9:21.36 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28)9. Charlotte Browning 9:21.77 2010 SEC Championships (2/27)10. Wendy Frazier 9:22.56 2-28-91

5,000 Meters1. Rebecca Lowe 15:59.46 2010 Husky Invitational (2/12)2. Taylor Tubbs 16:13.08 2017 Iowa State Classic (2/10)3. Florence Ngetich 16:15.18 2012 FloTrack Husky Classic (2/10) 4. Tricia Clifford 16:24.40 2-28-875. Genevieve LaCaze 16:26.81 2009 Alex Wilson Invitational (3/6) 6. Callie Cooper 16:30.66 2013 Husky Classic (2/8) 7. Beth Farmer 16:31.70 1-27-85 8. Jacy Kruzel 16:40.79 2008 SEC Championships (3/2)9. Wendy Frazier 16:43.56 2-24-9110. Nancy Freeman 16:48.62 3-1-87

1. Robin Reynolds, 3:29.58 2015 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/24) Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, Claudia Francis

2. Robin Reynolds, 3:30.16 2014 SEC Championships (3/1) Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, Ebony Eutsey

3. Robin Reynolds, 3:30.51 2016 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/23) Kyra Jefferson, Taylor Sharpe, Claudia Francis

4. Tiandra Ponteen, 3:31.00 2004 SEC Championships (2/29) Kristina Bratton, Andrea Bliss, Novlene Williams

5. Ebony Eutsey, 3:31.54 2013 NCAA Championships (3/9) Destinee Gause, Robin Reynolds, Lanie Whittaker

6. Robin Reynolds, 3:32.06 2014 NCAA Championships (3/15) Destinee Gause, Ebony Eutsey, Loreal Curtis

Brandee’ Johnson, 3:32.06 2017 SEC Championships (2/25) Destinee Gause, Taylor Sharpe, Sharrika Barnett

8. Amber Robinson, 3:32.10 1999 NCAA Championships (3/6) Nadia Graham, Hazel Clark, Peaches Forston

9. Robin Reynolds, 3:32.16 2016 NCAA Championships (3/12) Kyra Jefferson, Sharrika Barnett, Claudia Francis

10. Kyra Jefferson, 3:32.19 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14) Destinee Gause, Destiny Washington, Claudia Francis

WOMEN’S INDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

60-Meter Hurdles

200 Meters

400 Meters

800 Meters

3,000 Meters

4x400-Meter Relay


Triple JumpDistance Medley Relay1. Agata Strausa, 10:58.77 2012 Columbia Last Chance (3/2) Ebony Eutsey, Shelby Hayes, Cory McGee

2. Becky Greene, 11:00.16 2014 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/24) Ebony Eutsey, Agata Strausa, Cory McGee

3. Genevieve LaCaze, 11:04.53 2012 Texas A&M Challenge (1/27) Ebony Eutsey, Shelby Hayes, Cory McGee

4. Becky Greene, 11:08.11 2014 SEC Championships (3/1) Loreal Curtis, Agata Strausa, Cory McGee

5. Becky Greene, 11:08.19 2015 Rod McCravy Memorial (1/23) Robin Reynolds, Claudia Francis, Taylor Tubbs

6. 11:10.35 1997 NCAA Championships (3/8)

7. Genevieve LaCaze, 11:11.92 2011 New Balance Collegiate (2/4) Ebony Eutsey, Shelby Hayes, Cory McGee

8. Agata Strausa, 11:12.12 2014 NCAA Championships (3/14) Ebony Eutsey, Becky Greene, Cory McGee

9. 11:12.98 2-10-96

10. 11:13.24 2-27-97

1. Taylor Burke 1.87m/6-1.5 2014 SEC Championships (3/1)2. Maria Galloni 1.85m/6-0.75 2-23-92 Liene Karsuma 1.85m/6-0.75 2008 Arkansas Last Chance (3/7)4. Krystle Moss 1.83m/6-0 2004 Tyson Invitational (2/13) 5. Heidi Mann 1.79m/5-10.5 2-3-85 Kathy Kilar 1.79m/5-10.5 2000 SEC Championships (2/26) 7. Lori Carroll 1.76m/5-9.25 2-3-85 Brittany Harrell 1.76m/5-9.25 2014 NCAA Championships (3/15) Jerlene Cummings 1.76m/5-9.25 2-23-8510. Lynn McMillan 1.75m/5-8.75 2-24-90 Kim Elmer 1.75m/5-8.75 2003 SEC Challenge (1/25) Jenna Utecht 1.75m/5-8.75 2008 Tom Jones Memorial (1/26)

1. Shara Proctor 6.67m/21-10.75 2010 Virginia Tech Elite (2/5) 2. Darrielle McQueen 6.51m/21-4.25 2016 SEC Championships (2/26)3. Keyon Soley 6.39m/20-11.75 2001 SEC Quad (1/19) Yanis David 6.39m/20-11.75 2016 Razorback Invitational (1/29)5. Robin Reynolds 6.38m/20-11.25 2014 UAB Blazer Invitational (1/10)6. Dionne Rose 6.34m/20-9.75 2-22-927. Jernae Wright 6.32m/20-9 1998 NCAA Championships (3/13)8. Kim Schofield 6.31m/20-8.5 2-21-829. Shonnell Ferguson 6.24m/20-5.75 1980 10. Leah Kirklin 6.22m/20-5 1-17-93

1. Ciarra Brewer 14.01m/45-11.75 2015 NCAA Championships (3/14)2. Yanis David 13.93m/45-8.5 2017 Tyson Invitational (2/11)3. Shara Proctor 13.88m/45-6.5 2010 Virginia Tech Elite (2/6)4. Darrielle McQueen 13.61m/44-8 2016 SEC Championships (2/27) 5. Leah Kirklin 13.40m/43-11.75 1992 NCAA Championships (3/14) 6. Yolanda Thompson 13.11m/43-0.25 2001 Gator Invitational (2/3)7. Gissell Warner 12.97m/42-6.75 2015 Tyson Invitational (2/14) 8. Asa Garcia 12.82m/42-0.75 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28)9. Candace Cabey 12.80m/42-0 2007 Tyson Invitational (2/10)10. Ebony Luster 12.78m/41-11.25 2017 Razorback Invitational (1/28)

1. Natalie Moser 4.30m/14-1.25 2007 NCAA Championships (3/10)2. Megan Westfall 4.15m/13-7.25 2002 NCAA Championships (3/8)3. Chleo Canino 4.09m/13-5 2005 Florida Last Chance (3/3)4. Laura Hawkins 4.00m/13-1.5 2001 SEC Championships (2/25)5. Stephanie Hood 3.95m/12-11.5 2002 SEC Championships (2/24) Dara Altman 3.95m/12-11.5 2006 Pepsi Invitational (2/5) Daisy Glasser 3.95m/12-11.5 2011 SEC Championships (2/27) Andrea Salzano 3.95m/12-11.5 2003 SEC Challenge (1/25)9. Chandra Lacombe 3.85m/12-7.5 2005 Gator Invitational (2/6) Lori Bowen 3.85m/12-7.5 2008 Rod McCravy Memorial (2/1) Caitlin Schuessler 3.85m/12-7.5 2013 SEC Championships (2/23)

1. Mariam Kevkhishvili 18.59m/61-0 2010 NCAA Championships (3/13)2. Kim Barrett 17.81m/58-5.25 2004 SEC Championships (2/29) 3. Liz Wanless 17.80m/58-4.75 2005 Florida Last Chance (3/3)4. Candice Scott 17.65m/57-11 2005 NCAA Championships (3/11)5. Lloydricia Cameron 17.47m/57-3.75 2017 Hokie Invitational (1/20)6. Karen Freberg 16.90m/55-5.5 2004 NCAA Championships (3/13)7. Keely Medeiros 16.83m/55-2.75 2010 Virginia Tech Qualifier (3/6)8. Kristin Heaston 16.79m/55-1 1998 NCAA Championships (3/13)9. Akera Lathan 16.76m/55-0 2004 Hoosier Hills (2/20)10. LaQuanda Cotten 16.29m/53-5.5 2004 Frank Sevigne Invite (2/7)

1. Candice Scott 24.21m/79-5.25 2005 SEC Championships (2/27)2. Kim Barrett 22.95m/75-3.5 2004 NCAA Championships (3/12)3. Erin Gilreath 22.04m/72-3.75 2003 NCAA Championships (3/15)4. LaQuanda Cotten 22.00m/72-2.25 2004 Florida Intercollegiate (1/17)5. Jukina Dickerson 21.86m/71-8.75 2004 NCAA Championships (3/12)6. Jayla Bostic 21.36m/70-1 2014 SEC Championships (3/1)7. Rachel Longfors 21.33m/69-11.75 2006 NCAA Championships (3/11)8. Shawneise Williams 21.16m/69-5.25 2007 Florida Intercollegiate (1/13)9. Fidela James 20.48m/67-2.25 2012 Don Kirby Elite (2/10)10. Merilyn Brown 20.16m/66-1.75 2003 NCAA Championships (3/15)

1. Brittany Harrell 4,287 2014 NCAA Championships 2. Lorraine Graham 4,010 2013 SEC Championships3. Dorchelle Webster 3,999 19904. Heidi Hertz 3,805 19765. Christina Regan 3,743 2004 SEC Championships

WOMEN’S INDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10

High Jump

Long Jump

Pole Vault

Shot Put

Weight Throw

Pentathlon


NCAA Champions by EventIndoor60m (3) - Jeff Demps, 2010, 2011, 2012200m (1) - Dennis Mitchell, 1988400m (4) - Tyrone Kemp, 1989; Rickey Harris, 2001; Kerron Clement, 2005; Tony McQuay, 2012800m (1) - Mark Everett, 199060mH (1) - Eddie Lovett, 2013

4x400 Relay (4) - 1975 (Horace Tuitt, Noel Gray, Beaufort Brown, Wimpy Alexander); 1988 (Dennis Mitchell, Timmy Johnson, Calvin Long, Mark Ever-ett); 1989 (Calvin Long, Earl Diamond, Aaron Wal-lace, Tyrone Kemp); 2005 (Sekou Clarke, Bernard Middleton, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement)

High Jump (2) - Ron Jourdan, 1969; Jim Pringle, 1979Long Jump (2) - Marquis Dendy, 2013, 2015Triple Jump (5) - Christian Taylor, 2009, 2010; Will Claye, 2011; Omar Craddock, 2012; Marquis Dendy, 2015Shot Put (1) - Stipe Zunic, 2015

Discontinued Events55mH (1) - Earl Diamond, 1989600yd (1) - Beaufort Brown, 19731,000yd (1) - Eamonn O’Keefe, 19724x800 Relay (1) - 1992 (Dedric Jones, Lewis Lact, Stephen Adderley, Scott Peters)

Outdoor100m (2) - Bernard Williams, 2000; Jeff Demps, 2010200m (3) - Dennis Mitchell, 1989; John Capel, 1999; Dedric Dukes, 2014400m (2) - Tony McQuay, 2012; Arman Hall, 2016800m (1) - Mark Everett, 1990110mH (2) - Josh Walker, 2004, 2005400mH (4) - Rickey Harris, 2002; Kerron Clement, 2004, 2005; Eric Futch, 20163,000mSC (1) - Tom Nohilly, 1989

4x100 Relay (6) - 2000 (Daymon Carroll, Bernard Williams, Aaron Armstrong, Geno White); 2004 (Ah-mad Jasmine, Mike Morrison, Kyle Farmer, Sekou Clarke); 2009 (Dennis Martin, Calvin Smith, Terrell Wilks, Jeremy Hall); 2010 (Chris Rainey, Jeremy Hall, Terrell Wilks, Jeff Demps); 2013 (Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Ded-ric Dukes); 2014 (Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes)

4x400 Relay (2) - 2012 (Dedric Dukes, Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Tony McQuay); 2013 (Najee Glass, Hugh Graham Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall)

High Jump (2) - J. Lewis Hall, 1951, 1953Pole Vault (1) - Earl Poucher, 1954Long Jump (2) - Marquis Dendy, 2014, 2015Triple Jump (6) - Christian Taylor, 2010, 2011; Omar Craddock, 2012, 2013; Marquis Dendy, 2014, 2015Javelin Throw (1) - Scott Dykehouse, 1977

IndoorJeff Demps - 3

Marquis Dendy - 3

Beaufort Brown - 2Kerron Clement - 2Earl Diamond - 2Mark Everett - 2Tyrone Kemp - 2Calvin Long - 2

Dennis Mitchell - 2Christian Taylor - 2

Stephen Adderly - 1Wimpy Alexander - 1

Sekou Clarke - 1Will Claye - 1

Omar Craddock - 1Noel Gray - 1

Rickey Harris - 1Timmy Johnson - 1

Dedric Jones - 1Ron Jourdan - 1Lewis Lacy - 1

Eddie Lovett - 1Tony McQuay - 1

Bernard Middleton - 1Eamonn O’Keefe - 1

Stefan Pastor - 1Scott Peters - 1Jim Pringle - 1Horace Tuitt - 1

Aaron Wallace - 1Stipe Zunic - 1

OutdoorDedric Dukes - 5

Marquis Dendy - 4Hugh Graham Jr. - 4

Arman Hall - 3

Kerron Clement - 2Omar Craddock - 2

Jeff Demps - 2J. Lewis Hall - 2Jeremy Hall - 2

Tony McQuay - 2Leonardo Seymore - 2

Christian Taylor - 2Josh Walker - 2Terrell Wilks - 2

Bernard Williams - 2Antwan Wright - 2

Aaron Armstrong - 1John Capel - 1

Daymon Carroll - 1Sekou Clarke - 1

Scott Dykehouse - 1Mark Everett - 1Kyle Farmer - 1Eric Futch - 1

Najee Glass - 1Rickey Harris - 1

Ahmad Jasmine - 1Dennis Martin - 1

Dennis Mitchell - 1Mike Morrison - 1Tom Nohilly - 1

Earl Poucher - 1Chris Rainey - 1Calvin Smith - 1Geno White - 1

Indoor & Outdoor (multi-time champions

only)

Marquis Dendy - 7

Jeff Demps - 5Dedric Dukes - 5

Kerron Clement - 4Hugh Graham Jr. - 4Christian Taylor - 4

Omar Craddock - 3Mark Everett - 3Arman Hall - 3

Tony McQuay - 3Dennis Mitchell - 3

Sekou Clarke - 2Earl Diamond - 2J. Lewis Hall - 2Jeremy Hall - 2

Rickey Harris - 2Tyrone Kemp - 2Calvin Long - 2

Leonardo Seymore - 2Josh Walker - 2Terrell Wilks - 2

Bernard Williams - 2Antwan Wright - 2

Marquis Dendy swept the horizontal jumps at three consecutive NCAA Championships to become the most decorated national champion in UF history.

Jeff Demps won three straight 60 meters titles at the NCAA Indoor Championships (2010-12), be-coming the first Gator to win three indoor crowns.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

INDOOR -- 31 athletes, 28 titles1969 (1) Ron Jourdan ................................... High Jump (2.153m/7-0.75)

1972 (1) Eamonn O’Keefe ........................................1,000 yards (2:09.3)

1973 (1) Beaufort Brown ..............................................600 yards (1:10.0)

1975 (1) Horace Tuitt, Noel Gray,.............................4x400 Relay (3:15.8) Beaufort Brown, Wimpy Alexander

1979 (1) Jim Pringle ........................................ High Jump (2.24m/7-4.25)

1988 (2) Dennis Mitchell .............................................200 meters (20.83) Dennis Mitchell, Timmy Johnson, ............4x400 Relay (3:07.26) Beaufort Brown, Wimpy Alexander

1989 (3) Earl Diamond ........................................55-meter Hurdles (7.19) Tyrone Kemp ................................................400 meters (46.03) Calvin Long, Earl Diamond, .....................4x400 Relay (3:06.96) Aaron Wallace, Tyrone Kemp

1990 (1) Mark Everett ..............................................800 meters (1:47.45)

1992 (1) Dedric Jones, Lewis Lacy, .......................4x800 Relay (7:18.23) Stephen Adderly, Scott Peters

2001 (1) Rickey Harris ................................................400 meters (45.78)

2005 (2) Kerron Clement .............................................400 meters (44.57) Sekou Clarke, Bernard Middleton, ...........4x400 Relay (3:03.51) Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

2009 (1) Christian Taylor ............................Triple Jump (16.98m/55-8.50)

2010 (2) Jeff Demps ........................................................60 meters (6.57) Christian Taylor ............................Triple Jump (17.18m/56-4.50)

2011 (2) Will Claye ........................................Triple Jump (17.32m/56-10) Jeff Demps ........................................................60 meters (6.53)

2012 (3) Omar Craddock .........................Triple Jump (16.75m/54-11.50) Jeff Demps ........................................................60 meters (6.56) Tony McQuay ................................................400 meters (45.77)

2013 (2) Marquis Dendy .....................................Long Jump (8.28m/27-2) Eddie Lovett ..........................................60-meter Hurdles (7.50)

2015 (3) Marquis Dendy .....................................Long Jump (8.28m/27-2) Marquis Dendy ..................................Triple Jump (17.37m/57-0) Stipe Zunic ........................................Shot Put (21.11m/69-3.25)

OUTDOOR -- 36 athletes, 35 titles1951 (1) J. Lewis Hall ......................................... High Jump (2.057m/6-9)

1953 (1) J. Lewis Hall .................................. High Jump (2.032m/6-8.125)

1954 (1) Earl Poucher ....................................... Pole Vault (4.318m/14-2)

1977 (1) Scott Dykehouse ......................... Javelin Throw (78.76m/258-4)

1989 (2) Dennis Mitchell .............................................200 meters (20.09) Tom Nohilly ....................... 3,000-meter Steeplechase (8:45.24)

1990 (1) Mark Everett ..............................................800 meters (1:44.70)

1999 (1) John Capel ....................................................200 meters (19.87)

2000 (2) Bernard Williams ...........................................100 meters (10.03) Daymon Carroll, Bernard Williams, .............4x100 Relay (38.35) Aaron Armstrong, Geno White

2002 (1) Rickey Harris ....................................400-meter Hurdles (48.16)

2004 (3) Kerron Clement .................................400-meter Hurdles (49.05) Josh Walker ...................................... 110-meter Hurdles (13.32) Ahmad Jasmine, Mike Morrison, ................4x100 Relay (39.11) Kyle Farmer, Sekou Clarke

2005 (2) Kerron Clement .................................400-meter Hurdles (47.56) Josh Walker ...................................... 110-meter Hurdles (13.39)

2009 (1) Dennis Martin, Calvin Smith, ......................4x100 Relay (38.58) Terrell Wilks, Jeremy Hall

2010 (3) Jeff Demps ......................................................100 meters (9.96) Christian Taylor .................................Triple Jump (17.09m/56-1) Chris Rainey, Jeremy Hall,..........................4x100 Relay (39.04) Terrell Wilks, Jeff Demps

2011 (1) Christian Taylor ............................Triple Jump (17.80m/58-4.75)

2012 (3) Omar Craddock ...........................Triple Jump (16.92m/55-6.25) Tony McQuay ................................................400 meters (44.58) Dedric Dukes, Hugh Graham Jr., .............4x400 Relay (3:00.02) Leonardo Seymore, Tony McQuay

2013 (3) Omar Craddock ...........................Triple Jump (16.92m/55-6.25) Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham Jr., ..............4x100 Relay (38.53) Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes Najee Glass, Hugh Graham Jr., ...............4x400 Relay (3:01.34) Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall

2014 (4) Marquis Dendy .....................................Long Jump (8.00m/26-3) Marquis Dendy ...........................Triple Jump (17.05m/55-11.25) Dedric Dukes ................................................200 meters (19.91) Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham Jr., ..............4x100 Relay (38.73) Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes

2015 (2) Marquis Dendy .....................................Long Jump (8.43m/27-8) Marquis Dendy .............................Triple Jump (17.71m/58-1.25)

2016 (2) Eric Futch ...................................... 400-meter Hurdles (48.91) Arman Hall ....................................................400 meters (44.82)

MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS (BY YEAR)54 athletes, 61 titles


NCAA Champions by EventIndoor200m (1) - Kyra Jefferson, 2015400m (1) - Tiandra Ponteen, 2005800m (2) - Hazel Clark, 1998, 1999Mile (1) - Becki Wells, 1997; Charlotte Browning, 20104x400 Relay (1) - 1992 (Nekita Beasley, Mi-chelle Freeman, Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard)Triple Jump (3) - Leah Kirklin, 1991, 1992; Ciarra Brewer, 2015Shot Put (3) - Mariam Kevkhishvili, 2008, 2009, 2010Weight Throw (4) - Candice Scott, 2002, 2004, 2005; Erin Gilreath, 2003Pentathlon (1) - Heidi Hertz, 1976 (AIAW)

Discontinued Events55mH (1) - Monifa Taylor, 19934x800 Relay (1) - 1986 (Sandra Braasch, Sonja Braasch, Chris Crowther, Susan Nash)

Outdoor400m (1) - Anita Howard, 1992800m (3) - Nekita Beasley, 1991, 1992; Hazel Clark, 19981,500m (2) - Becki Wells, 1997; Charlotte Browning, 2010100mH (2) - Lori Dinello, 1982 (AIAW); Michelle Freeman, 19924x100 Relay (1) - 2015 (Robin Reynolds, Destinee Gause, Shayla Sanders, Kyra Jefferson)4x400 Relay (3) - 1990 (Tasha Down-ing, Anita Howard, Kim Mitchell, Dorchelle Webster); 1992 (Nekita Beasley, Michelle Freeman, Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard); 2015 (Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson, Destinee Gause, Claudia Francis)Triple Jump (1) - Leah Kirklin, 1992Shot Put (2) - Mariam Kevkhishvili, 2009, 2010Hammer Throw (2) - Candice Scott, 2003, 2004Javelin Throw (2) - Evelien Dekkers, 2010; Fawn Miller, 2014

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSIndoor

Mariam Kevkhishvili - 3Candice Scott - 3

Hazel Clark - 2Leah Kirklin - 2

Nekita Beasley - 1Sandra Braasch - 1Sonja Braasch - 1Ciarra Brewer - 1

Charlotte Browning - 1Chris Crowther - 1

Michelle Freeman - 1Erin Gilreath - 1Heidi Hertz - 1

Anita Howard - 1Kyra Jefferson - 1

Kim Mitchell - 1Susan Nash - 1

Tiandra Ponteen - 1Monifa Taylor - 1Becki Wells - 1

OutdoorNekita Beasley - 3Anita Howard - 3

Michelle Freeman - 2Destinee Gause - 2Kyra Jefferson - 2

Mariam Kevkhishvili - 2Kim Mitchell - 2

Robin Reynolds - 2Candice Scott - 2

Charlotte Browning - 1Hazel Clark - 1

Evelien Dekkers - 1Lori Dinello - 1

Tasha Downing - 1Claudia Francis - 1

Leah Kirklin - 1Fawn Miller - 1

Shayla Sanders - 1Dorchelle Webster - 1

Becki Wells - 1

Indoor & Outdoor (multi-time champions only)

Mariam Kevkhishvili - 5Candice Scott - 5

Nekita Beasley - 4Anita Howard - 4

Hazel Clark - 3Michelle Freeman - 3Kyra Jefferson - 3

Leah Kirklin - 3Kim Mitchell - 3

Charlotte Browning - 2Destinee Gause - 2Robin Reynolds - 2

Becki Wells - 2

Mariam Kevkhishvili is one of two women in Division I history to win five shot put national titles.

Kyra Jefferson won three of her national titles in 2015, becoming the fourth Gator in history to win

three NCAA Championships in the same year.

In addition to the three weight throw national titles she won indoors, Candice Scott collected a pair of

NCAA crowns in the hammer throw outdoors.



WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONS (BY YEAR)27 athletes, 37 titles (29 athletes, 39 titles--counting AIAW in 1976, 1982)

INDOOR -- 20 athletes, 20 titles1976 (1) Heidi Hertz ..............................Pentathlon (3,805 points) [AIAW]

1986 (1) Sandra Braasch, Sonja Braasch, .............4x800 Relay (8:31.74) Chris Crowther, Susan Nash

1991 (1) Leah Kirklin ..................................Triple Jump (13.24m/43-5.25)

1992 (2) Leah Kirklin ................................Triple Jump (13.40m/43-11.75) Nekita Beasley, Michelle Freeman,..........4x400 Relay (3:33.10) Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard

1993 (1) Monifa Taylor.........................................55-meter Hurdles (7.53)

1997 (1) Becki Wells ...........................................................Mile (4:33.04)

1998 (1) Hazel Clark ................................................800 meters (2:02.53)


2002 (1) Candice Scott .......................... Weight Throw (23.05m/75-7.50)

2003 (1) Erin Gilreath ............................. Weight Throw (22.04m/72-3.75)

2004 (1) Candice Scott .......................... Weight Throw (23.05m/75-7.50)

2005 (2) Tiandra Ponteen ...........................................400 meters (50.91) Candice Scott .......................... Weight Throw (24.17m/79-3.75)

2008 (1) Mariam Kevkhishvili ...............................Shot Put (17.83m/58-6)

2009 (1) Mariam Kevkhishvili ..........................Shot Put (17.84m/58-6.50)

2010 (2) Charlotte Browning ...............................................Mile (4:35.66) Mariam Kevkhishvili ...........................................Shot Put (/61-0)

2015 (2) Ciarra Brewer .............................Triple Jump (14.01m/45-11.75) Kyra Jefferson ...............................................200 meters (22.63)

OUTDOOR -- 20 athletes, 19 titles1982 (1) Lori Dinello ............................100-meter Hurdles (13.29) [AIAW]

1990 (1) Tasha Downing, Anita Howard, ................4x400 Relay (3:30.41) Kim Mitchell, Dorchelle Webster

1991 (1) Nekita Beasley ...........................................800 meters (2:03.29)

1992 (5) Nekita Beasley ...........................................800 meters (2:03.04) Michelle Freeman .............................100-meter Hurdles (12.90) Anita Howard ................................................400 meters (51.01) Leah Kirklin ..................................Triple Jump (13.43m/44-0.75) Nekita Beasley, Michelle Freeman,..........4x400 Relay (3:27.53) Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard

1997 (1) Becki Wells .............................................1,500 meters (4:12.84)


2003 (1) Candice Scott .........................Hammer Throw (69.79m/228-11)

2004 (1) Candice Scott .........................Hammer Throw (68.83m/225-10)

2009 (1) Mariam Kevkhishvili ..........................Shot Put (17.79m/58-4.50)

2010 (4) Charlotte Browning ...................................1,500 meters (4:15.4) Evelien Dekkers .......................... Javelin Throw (58.99m/193-6) Mariam Kevkhishvili ..................................Shot Put (18.11/59-5)

2014 (1) Fawn Miller ................................. Javelin Throw (58.13m/190-8)

2015 (2) Robin Reynolds, Destinee Gause, ..........4x100 Relay (42.95) Shayla Sanders, Kyra Jefferson Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson, .........4x400 Relay (3:28.12) Destinee Gause, Claudia Francis

NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS TRAVEL ROSTER

MenName Year Events Hometown (Prev. School) Andres Arroyo SR 800m Orlando, Fla.

KeAndre Bates JR LJ/TJ El Paso, Texas

Clayton Brown FR HJ/TJ St. Andrew, Jamaica

Ryan Clark SO 4x4 (Alt.) College Park, Ga.

Kunle Fasasi SO 400m/4x4 Oyo State, Nigeria

Eric Futch RS SR 400m/4x4 Darby, Pa. (Univ. of Houston)

Grant Holloway FR 60mH/LJ/4x4 Chesapeake, Va.

TJ Holmes RS JR 400m/4x4 St. Petersburg, Fla. (Baylor)

AJ McFarland RS SO WT DeLand, Fla.

Nick Uruburu SR 4x4 (Alt.) Jacksonville, Fla.

WomenName Year Events Hometown (Prev. School)Sharrika Barnett SO 400m/4x4 Orlando, Fla.

Lloydricia Cameron JR SP Miami, Fla.

Yanis David SO TJ Lamentin, Guadeloupe

Destinee Gause RS SR 4x4 Reynoldsburg, Ohio

Brandee’ Johnson FR 4x4 Suffolk, Va.

Darrielle McQueen JR LJ/TJ Tallahassee, Fla.

Taylor Sharpe JR 4x4 Pickering, Ont. (George Mason)

GATORS’ COMPETITION SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, MARCH 10Field Events5:15 p.m. Women’s Shot Put Cameron

5:30 p.m. Men’s Long Jump Bates / Holloway

7:10 p.m. Women’s Long Jump McQueen

Running Events6:20 p.m. Wonen’s 400m (p) Barnett

6:35 p.m. Men’s 400m (p) Fasasi / Futch

7:00 p.m. Men’s 60 Hurdles (p) Holloway

7:20 p.m. Men’s 800m (p) Arroyo

SATURDAY, MARCH 11Field Events2:00 p.m. Men’s Weight Throw McFarland

3:30 p.m. Men’s High Jump Brown

Women’s Triple Jump David / McQueen

5:00 p.m. Men’s Triple Jump Bates / Brown

Running Events4:40 p.m. Women’s 400m Barnett

4:50 p.m. Men’s 400m Fasasi / Futch

5:10 p.m. Men’s 60 Hurdles Holloway

5:30 p.m. Men’s 800m Arroyo

6:30 p.m. Women’s 4x400 Relay Johnson-Gause- Sharpe-Barnett

6:45 p.m. Men’s 4x400 Relay Fasasi-Holloway- Futch-Holmes (Clark / Uruburu)

Unless noted otherwise, all events are finals; all times Central

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAndres Arroyo - ON-drace AH-roy-yo Sharrika Barnett - Sha-REEKAKeAndre Bates - Key-ON-dray Lloydricia Cameron - LOY-dree-see-uhKunle Fasasi - COON-lay Fa-SAH-see Yanis David - YAH-nissNick Uruburu - YOU-roo-buh-roo Destinee Gause - Gause (like the fabric) Darrielle McQueen - DARE-e-el



KeAndre Bates JR Long Jump/Triple Jump El Paso, Texas• 2017 USTFCCCA South Region Field Athlete of the Year; 2017 SEC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year• 2-time 2017 SEC Indoor Champion (long jump / triple jump); Cliff Harper Trophy winner (high point scorer)• Only man in the country ranked in the top 10 in both triple jump (2nd - 16.81m/55-2) and long jump (3rd - 8.04m/26-4.5)• Second man since 2006 to triple jump over 16.80m and long jump over 8.00m prior to NCAAs (Marquis Dendy, 2015)• 5-time USTFCCCA All-American (2015 & 2016 ind. long jump; 2016 out. long jump, triple jump; 2015 ind. triple jump)

Andres Arroyo SR 800m Orlando, Fla.• 2017 SEC Indoor 800 meters Champion (1:47.18)• 2016 Olympic 800 meters semifinalist (first in Puerto Rican history)• 5-time USTFCCCA 800 meters All-American (3 indoor, 2 outdoor)--only 4-time NCAA Indoors qualifier in the field• Broke Mark Everett’s 26-year-old UF record in runner-up finish at 2016 SEC Indoors (1:46.20)--runner-up by 0.12 seconds• Indoor PR: 1:46.20 (school record); Outdoor PR: 1:45.78

Kunle Fasasi SO 400m/4x400 Oyo State, Nigeria• Career-best indoor 400 meters time of 46.02 ranks No. 9 on UF’s all-time indoor top 10--an extremely deep list• 3-time USTFCCCA All-American (indoor & outdoor 4x400; outdoor 400m)--finished sixth in 400m at NCAA Outdoors• 2017 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (4x400 relay -- ran leadoff for third-fastest time in collegiate history, 3:02.73)• Ran second indoors for SEC champion and NCAA runner-up, and leadoff outdoors for NCAA runner-up 4x400 relay last year• Indoor 200m PR: 20.96; Indoor 300m PR: 33.09; Indoor 400m PR: 46.02; Outdoor 400m PR: 45.43

Eric Futch RS SR 400m/4x400 Darby, Pa.• Reigning NCAA and SEC 400-meter hurdles champion, Olympic Trials semifinalist (missed the final by 0.01 seconds)• 2017 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (4x400 relay -- ran third leg for third-fastest time in collegiate history, 3:02.73)• Clocked an indoor PR of 46.16 in the SEC Indoors prelim to earn his first individual NCAA Indoors berth• Ran leadoff for UF’s SEC Indoor title-winning and NCAA Indoor runner-up 4x400 relay teams in 2016• Indoor 400m PR: 46.16; Outdoor 400mH PR: 48.91

Grant Holloway FR 60mH/Long Jump/4x400 Chesapeake, Va.• Second man since 1999 to indoor long jump 8.05-plus meters, break 7.75 seconds in 60 hurdles (Ashton Eaton is the other)• 2017 SEC Indoor 60 Hurdles Champion; 2017 SEC Indoor Freshman Runner of the Year• First man since at least 2001 to score in both the 60 hurdles and long jump at SEC Indoors• Ran a sub-45 split as second leg on UF’s SEC Indoors runner-up 4x4 (3:02.73--third-fastest time in collegiate history)• Tied Omar McLeod for second-fastest 60mH time by a Div. I frosh (7.58) at Tyson Inv.--trails McLeod’s 7.57 at 2014 NCAAs

AJ McFarland RS SO Weight Throw DeLand, Fla.• Broke school record at Virginia Tech “Doc Hale” Elite on Feb. 3 (21.67m / 71-1.25)--previous record was 21.60m / 70-10.5• Ranks 15th nationally entering this weekend• Fourth SEC underclassman since 2002 to throw 21.55-plus meters• Could become third man in school history to score in the weight throw (Jeremy Postin, 2012 - 4th; David Triassi, 2013 - 8th)• Finished fifth in at 2017 SEC Indoor Championships

TO WATCH

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEAndres Arroyo - ON-drace AH-roy-yo KeAndre Bates - Key-ON-dray Kunle Fasasi - COON-lay Fa-SAH-see

Clayton Brown FR High Jump/Triple Jump St. Andrew, Jamaica• 2017 SEC Indoor Freshman Field Athlete of the Year• Only collegian since 2002 to high jump 2.20-plus meters and triple jump 16.30-plus meters in the same season• Only Division I freshman since at least 2002 to triple jump over 16.40 meters prior to NCAA Indoors• 2017 All-SEC Second Team (3rd place - triple jump)• Owns the third-best triple jump by a freshman since 2002 (16.58m / 54-4.75)


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PRONUNCIATION GUIDESharrika Barnett - SHA-ree-kah Lloydricia Cameron - LOY-dree-see-uhDestinee Gause - Destiny Gause (like the fabric) Darrielle McQueen - DARE-ee-el

Sharrika Barnett SO 400m/4x400 Orlando, Fla.• Ranks fifth nationally entering NCAA Indoors (52.07) • 2-time 2017 All-SEC Second Team (400m -- runner-up; 4x400 -- runner-up to LSU, ran anchor)• 2016 USTFCCCA Indoor and Outdoor All-American (4x400 relay)• Eyeing 10th top-five finish in the 400 meters in school history, and first since Lanie Whittaker (2012)• Ran third leg on UF’s outdoor school record-breaking 4x400 (3:26.28) at 2016 Pepsi Florida Relays

Lloydricia Cameron JR Shot Put Miami, Fla.• First Gator NCAA Indoors shot put qualifier since Keely Medeiros (2012)• Ranks No. 6 nationally entering NCAA Indoors (17.47m / 57-3.75)• 2016 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American (shot put)--finished seventh at NCAA Outdoors (first Gator to score since 2010)• Finished fourth in the shot put at 2017 SEC Indoors• 2015 USATF Junior Championships silver medalist (discus) and bronze medalist (shot put)

Yanis David SO Triple Jump Lamentin, Guadeloupe• Third underclassman (Keturah Orji, Kimberly Williams) and seventh woman since 2002 to indoor triple jump over 13.90m• Ranks No. 2 nationally entering NCAA Indoors (13.93m / 45-8.5)• 2016 IAAF World Junior Championships long jump gold medalist• 3-time USTFCCCA All-American (indoor long jump; outdoor long jump and triple jump)• Long Jump PR: 6.48m / 21-3.25 (broke 27-year-old CARIFTA Games U20 record)

Destinee Gause RS SR 4x400 Reynoldsburg, Ohio• 5-time USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (200m - 2; 4x400 - 3)• 8-time USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American (4x400 - 3; 4x100 - 2; 200m - 2; 400m - 1)• 2-time 2015 NCAA Outdoor Champion in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays• Redshirted in 2016, and holds a season-best 200m time of 23.59 (tied for 39th nationally)• 2017 All-SEC Second Team (4x400 relay -- runner-up to LSU, ran second leg)

Brandee’ Johnson FR 4x400 Suffolk, Va.• 2017 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (4x400 relay -- runner-up to LSU, ran leadoff leg)• 2016 IAAF World Junior Championships qualifier (400mH)• 2016 New Balance Nationals Outdoor silver medalist (100mH)• Ran a season-best 60 hurdles time of 8.38--No. 6 time on UF’s all-time indoor top 10--in SEC Indoor prelims• High School PRs: 200m - 23.64; 100mH - 13.08; 400mH - 56.16

Darrielle McQueen JR Long Jump/Triple Jump Tallahassee, Fla.• 5-time USTFCCCA All-American (2 indoor long jump; 2 outdoor long jump; 2016 indoor triple jump)• Runner-up finisher to Olympian and American record holder Keturah Orji in triple jump final at 2016 SEC Indoors• Finished fifth in the long jump at 2016 NCAA Outdoors (highest finish by an underclassman in school history)• Scored in both long jump (6th) and triple jump (8th) at 2017 SEC Indoors• Indoor Long Jump PR: 6.51m / 21-4.25; Indoor Triple Jump PR: 13.61m / 44-8

Taylor Sharpe JR 4x400 Pickering, Ontario• 2017 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (4x400 -- runner-up to LSU, ran third leg)• 2016 USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American (4x400 relay); 2016 SEC Outdoor Champion (4x400 relay)• Ran third on No. 3-ranked indoor 4x400 relay (3:30.51) on UF’s all-time top 10 last year at Rod McCravy Memorial• Clocked an indoor PR of 54.02 at Tyson Invitational (Feb. 10)• Outdoor 400m PR: 52.60

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