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9 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS | 110 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL TITLES | 25 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2018 FLORIDA GATORSTRACK & FIELD

2018 SCHEDULEINDOORJanuary 6 Orange & Purple Classic Clemson, S.C.January 12-13 Commodore Invitational Nashville, Tenn.January 19-20 Clemson Invitational Clemson, S.C.January 26-27 Razorback Invitational Fayetteville, Ark.February 2 Bayou Bengal Invitational Baton Rouge, La.February 9-10 Iowa State Classic Ames, Iowa Tiger Paw Invitational Clemson, S.C.February 16 UCS Invitational Winston-Salem, N.C.February 24-25 SEC Indoor Championships M: 3rd / W: 6thMarch 9-10 NCAA Indoor Championships M: 1st / W: 4th

OUTDOORMarch 23 Florida State Relays Tallahassee, Fla.March 29-31 Pepsi Florida Relays GAINESVILLEApril 13 Tom Jones Memorial GAINESVILLEApril 27-28 National Relay Championships Fayetteville, Ark.May 11-13 SEC Outdoor Championships Knoxville, Tenn.May 24-26 NCAA East Preliminary Tampa, Fla.June 6-9 NCAA Outdoor Championships Eugene, Ore.June 21-24 USATF Outdoor Championships Des Moines, Iowa

Redemption with 2018 NCAA Indoors Title• Florida’s men held off Southern California’s late surge to win their eighth

NCAA title since 2010--three more than any other Division I program in that span--three weeks ago at NCAA Indoors in College Station, Texas.

• It marked the Gators’ fourth indoor national title since 2010, and its first since 2012, when they finished off a three-peat.

• Florida only touted eight entries, but the 1-2 punch of Grant Holloway and KeAndre Bates combined for 29 of the Gators’ 34 individual points. The other six came from the 4x400 relay--which featured Holloway.

• Florida’s men have now won or taken runner-up honors at 20 of 31 NCAA Championships (64.5 percent) with Mike Holloway as head coach.

• Florida’s men entered the 2017 NCAA Indoor Championships as the over-whelming favorites, but finished a half a point behind Texas A&M (46-45.5).

• Only the 1977 NCAA Indoor Championships crowned a single champion by less than a one-point margin (Washington State topped UTEP, 25.5 to 25).

Reigning Back-to-Back NCAA Outdoor Champions• Florida’s men claimed their second consecutive victory at NCAA Outdoors

last June, also tying them with Arkansas (1992-2000) for the longest streak of top-3 finishes at the meet (9) by a men’s program since 1956.

• Of the Gators’ 61.5 points scored at NCAA Outdoors, 56.5 were individual, and athletes responsible for 39.5 of those individual points are back this year. KeAndre Bates (20) and Grant Holloway (18) combined for 38.

• A third consecutive title would make the Gators the first program to win three straight at NCAA Outdoors since Texas A&M did so from 2009-11. UTEP (1978-82) and Arkansas (1992-99) are the only other programs since 1975 to win three in a row.

• Another NCAA Outdoors title would be the Gators’ fifth all time, joining them with Arkansas (10) as the only other program to win five since 1980.

Women Return to the Infield at NCAA Indoors• Florida’s women finished fourth at NCAA Indoors, marking their first team

poidum finish since the 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships. The Gators secured their trophy with a third-place finish in the 4x400 relay.

• The Gators are further boosted outdoors by the return of sixth-year senior javelin thrower Avione Allgood, who transferred from Oklahoma in the summer of 2016 and received a medical redshirt for the 2017 season.

All-Time Performances During Indoor Season• Holloway broke Omar McLeod’s 60 hurdles collegiate record (7.42),

beating McLeod in the record-breaking race last month. He ended the sea-son with three of the eight fastest times in NCAA history. [More info on page 4]

• The men’s 4x400 relay team also ran three of the eight fastset times in collegiate history, including the third-fastest time of all time (3:01.43) in a third-place finish at NCAA Indoor Championships. They also ran 3:02.23 at Clemson on Feb. 10, and 3:02.65 at SEC Indoors. [More on page 2]

• Yanis David became the No. 7-ranked triple jumper in collegiate his-tory in her runner-up finish SEC Indoors, popping an 18-centimeter PR of 14.11 meters (46 feet, 3.5 inches). [More on page 2]

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Pepsi Florida Relays | March 29-31 | Gainesville, Fla. | Percy Beard Track at James G. Pressly Stadium

MEET & BROADCAST INFORMATIONMarch 30.................... 12:15-12:59 PM; 1:25-4:10 PM (SEC Network +)March 31...2:40-3:29 PM; 4:15-5:59 PM; 6:40-7:35 PM (SEC Network +)

NEWS & NOTESWHERE TO FIND...

News / Notes / Quick Facts ........................................ 1-2

Pronunciatons / 2018 Quick Facts ............................... 3

Dynamic Duo - KeAndre Bates & Grant Holloway... 4-5

USTFCCCA Rankings / The Bowerman Watch Lists .. 6

Mike Holloway, Head Coach / Team Finishes .......... 7-9

Sprints ..................................................................... 10-11

Throws ..................................................................... 12-13

Jumps ...................................................................... 14-15

Hurdles .................................................................... 16-17

Distance........................................................................ 18

2018 Performance Charts ...................................... 19-20

All-Time Indoor Top 10s ......................................... 21-26

TV Rosters (with headshots and notes) ............... 27-28

2018 NCAA INDOORS RECAPNCAA CHAMPIONS

MENAthlete Event Time/MarkGrant Holloway 60 Hurdles 7.47

ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM / SCORERSMENAthlete Event FinishKeAndre Bates Long Jump 6th (7.90m / 25-11)KeAndre Bates Triple Jump 2nd (16.67m / 54-8.25)Clayton Brown Triple Jump 4th (16.34m / 53-7.5)Grant Holloway Long Jump 2nd (8.13m / 26-8.25)Kunle Fasasi 4x400 Relay 2nd (3:01.43)Grant Holloway 4x400 Relay [44.91 split]Chantz Sawyers 4x400 RelayBenjamin Lobo Vedel 4x400 Relay [44.75 split]

WOMENAthlete Event FinishSharrika Barnett 400m 4th (51.07)Lloydricia Cameron Shot Put 4th (17.33m / 56-10.25)Yanis David Long Jump 4th (6.42m / 21-0.75)Yanis David Triple Jump 2nd (13.97m / 45-10)Darrielle McQueen Long Jump 6th (6.40m / 21-0)Brandee’ Johnson 4x400 Relay 3rd (3:29.41)Taylor Manson 4x400 RelayLauryn Ghee 4x400 RelaySharrika Barnett 4x400 Relay

ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAMMENAthlete Event FinishThomas Mardal Weight Throw 11th (20.85m / 68-5)AJ McFarland Weight Throw 9th (21.80m / 71-6.25)

WOMENAthlete Event FinishAmanda Froeynes Pentathlon 9th (4,160 points)

2018 Gators Track & Field Notes 2 Pepsi Florida Relays

Historically Consistent Gators• Florida’s men are one of three programs in Division I history to post seven straight

top-3 finishes at both NCAA Indoors and Outdoors (Florida, 2009-15; Arkansas, 1992-2000; UTEP, 1975-82).

Fastest Indoor 4x400 Relay Race of All Time• Florida, Southern California, and Texas A&M ran the three fastest 4x400 relay times in

track and field history at this year’s NCAA Indoor Championships. The Gators posted two of the nine fastest times ever run, stacking up as such on the world all-time list:

1. Southern California - 3:00.77 (March 10, 2018 - NCAA Indoors - College Station) Zach Shinnick, Rai Benjamin, Ricky Morgan Jr., Michael Norman2. Texas A&M - 3:01.39 (March 10, 2018 - NCAA Indoors - College Station) Ilolo Izu, Robert Grant, Devin Dixon, Mylik Kerley3. Florida - 3:01.43 (March 10, 2018 - NCAA Indoors - College Station) Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel4. Poland - 3:01.77 (March 4, 2018 - IAAF World Indoors - Birmingham, U.K.) Karol Zalewski, Rafat Omelko, Lukasz Krawczuk, Jakub Krzewina

5. United States - 3:01.96 (Feb. 11, 2006 - Fayetteville, Ark.) Kerron Clement, Jeremy Wariner, Darold Williamson, Wallace Spearmon

6. United States - 3:01.97 (March 4, 2018 - IAAF World Indoors - Birmingham, U.K.) Fred Kerley, Michael Cherry, Aldrich Bailey Jr., Vernon Norwood

7. Southern California - 3:01.98 (Feb. 10, 2018 - Clemson, S.C.) Zach Shinnick, Rai Benjamin, Ricky Morgan Jr., Michael Norman8. United States - 3:02.13 (March 9, 2014 - IAAF World Indoors - Sopot, Poland) Kyle Clemons, David Verburg, Kind Butler III, Calvin Smith

9. Florida - 3:02.23 (Feb. 10, 2018 - Clemson, S.C.) Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, Chantz Sawyers, Benjamin Lobo Vedel

• UF’s NCAA splits: Fasasi - 46.42; Holloway - 44.91; Sawyers - 45.36; Lobo Vedel - 44.75

• Only Sawyers and Lobo Vedel ran career-best relay splits. Fasasi split 45.93 leading off in January, and Holloway split 44.81 at last year’s NCAA Indoors. All four running their career bests would be a time of 3:00.90.

David’s Hop, Skip and Jump Onto Collegiate All-Time Top 10• Junior Yanis David put a scare into American and collegiate record holder Keturah Orji

at SEC Indoors, popping off a 14.11-meter (46-3.5) jump on her final attempt--making her the No. 7 performer on the collegiate all-time top 10. Orji bounded to 14.18 meters (46-6.25) on her last jump to reclaim the title.

• David went on to finish second to Orji at NCAA Indoors, in addition to a fourth-place fin-ish in the long jump. David and Orji (2016-18) are the only two women in the last five NCAA Indoor Championships to post top-four finishes in both horizontal jumps.

• David was also second to Orji at last year’s NCAA Indoors, as well as the SEC Indoor and Outdoor Championships. David’s finished third at the last two NCAA Outdoors.

Women Who Could Lead Gators to NCAA Outdoors Infield• Florida is seeking its first podium finish at NCAA Outdoors since 2014, when they finished

fourth. The Gators finished fifth at last year’s NCAA Outdoors, missing the podium by a single point.

• Junior quarter-miler Sharrika Barnett is coming off a fourth-place finish at NCAA Indoors, as well as a massive PR of 51.07 seconds (No. 2 in school history). Barnett finished fifth at last year’s NCAA Outdoor Championships, where she recorded an outdoor PR of 51.67 (No. 8 in school history).

• On 4x400 relay duties, Barnett ran an anchor split of 50.11 seconds (outsplitting the entire field by half a second) to lead Florida to bronze at NCAA Indoors.

• Senior shot put thrower Lloydricia Cameron, who won this year’s SEC Indoor title and last year’s SEC Outdoor title, is coming off her best-ever finish at an NCAA Champion-ship. Cameron took fourth at NCAA Indoors, after three straight seventh-place finishes.

• Senior jumper Darrielle McQueen is coming off a sixth-place finish in the long jump at NCAA Indoors, and she qualified for NCAA Outdoors in both horizontal jumps last year.

• Sixth-year senior Avione Allgood, a 3-time Big 12 Conference champion, was the 2014 NCAA Outdoor Championships runner-up in the javelin throw for Oklahoma in 2014. Her personal record of 58.81 meters (192 feet, 11 inches) leads all returners by 1.75 meters.

2018 Florida Gators PronunciationsMen

Name PronunciationConnor Bandel BAN-dell

KeAndre Bates KEY-on-dray

Anders Eriksson ON-durrs

Kunle Fasasi COON-lay FAH-sah-see

Enzo Hodebar HOE-deh-bar

Benjamin Lobo Vedel LOW-bo VUH-dell (vuh rhymes with duh)

Seamus Love SHAME-us

Thomas Mardal MAAR-doll

WomenName PronunciationAvione Allgood AH-vee-own

Sharrika Barnett Shah-REEK-UH

Lloydricia Cameron Loy-DREE-shuh

Yanis David YAH-niss

Asa Garcia ACE-uh

Lauryn Ghee G (like the letter)

Bria Mack BREE-uh

Darrielle McQueen DARE-ee-el

Timetria Mitchell TIE-me-tree-uh

Amara Wiggan AM-uh-rah


QUICK FACTSLocation ...................................................Gainesville, Fla.Nickname................................................................GatorsColors .................................................... Orange and BlueEnrollment ............................................................. 54,854Founded ................................................................... 1905Conference ....................................... Southeastern (SEC)President ............................................. Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director........................................Scott StricklinWebsite ................................................FloridaGators.com

NCAA Championships History (9 titles)Men’s Indoor Titles (4) ................2010, 2011, 2012, 2018Men’s Outdoor Titles (4) ............ 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017Women’s Indoor Titles (1) ....................................... 1992Women’s Outdoor Titles (0) .......................................N/A

2018 Men’s Indoor Finish ..........Champions (40 points)2018 Women’s Indoor Finish ..............................4th (32)

2017 Men’s Outdoor Finish ............... Champions (61.5)2017 Women’s Outdoor Finish ...........................5th (39)

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

2018 Men’s Indoor Finish ...................... 3rd (83.5 points)2018 Women’s Indoor Finish ..............................6th (61)

2017 Men’s Outdoor Finish ..............................4th (81.5)2017 Women’s Outdoor Finish ...........................5th (76)

2018 Outdoor Team InformationMen’s Returning 2017 NCAA Scorers:KeAndre Bates - Long Jump (NCAA Champion / 10 pts.)Bates - Triple Jump (NCAA Champion / 10 pts.)Grant Holloway - 110 Hurdles (NCAA Champion / 10 pts.)Holloway - Long Jump (2nd place / 8 pts.)Holloway - 4x400 relay (4th place / 5 pts.)Jhonny Victor - High Jump (t-7th place / 1.5 pts.)

Women’s Returning 2017 NCAA Scorers:Sharrika Barnett - 400 meters (5th place / 4 points) Barnett - 4x400 relay (6th place / 3 pts.)Lloydricia Cameron - Shot Put (7th place / 2 pts.)Yanis David - Triple Jump (3rd place / 6 points)Taylor Sharpe - 4x400 relay 6th place / 3 pts.)

Men’s Returning 2017 SEC Champions:KeAndre Bates - Triple Jump

Women’s Returning 2017 SEC Champions:Lloydricia Cameron - Shot Put


Dynamic

Indoor PRs60 Hurdles ................................................ 7.42 (Collegiate Record)Long Jump ....................................8.13 meters / 26 feet, 8.25 inches4x400 Relay Split...................................................................... 44.81

Holloway and 60 hurdles American record holder Allen Johnson are the only men in indoor track and field history to break 7.45

seconds and long jump at least 8.00 meters.

Johnson won three 60 hurdles world titles (‘95, ‘03, ‘04), along with 1996 Olympic gold and four world titles (‘95, ‘97, ‘01, ‘03) in the 110 hurdles

Outdoor PRs110 Hurdles .....................................13.39 (Tied No. 2 in UF history)Long Jump ..................................... 8.04 meters / 26 feet, 4.5 inches4x400 Relay Split......................................................................43.89

Holloway, Ashton Eaton, and Damian Warner are the only men in the world since 1999 to wind-legally break 13.50 seconds in the 110 hurdles and long jump at least 8.00 meters in an outdoor season.

Eaton is a 2-time Olympic gold medalist and 2-time world champion decathlete. Warner was the 2016 Olympic decathlon bronze medalist

Grant Holloway:60 Hurdles Collegiate Record Holder• Broke Omar McLeod’s collegiate record by 0.03

seconds, running 7.42 at Clemson on Feb. 10• Second man in history (Cuba’s Dayron Robles)

to run 7.42 or faster prior to turning 21• No. 11-ranked American in history; tied for No. 20

on the world all-time list• Fifth man in history to repeat as the NCAA 60

hurdles champion (Terrence Trammell, South Carolina, 1999-00; Antwon Hicks, Ole Miss, 2004-05; Ronnie Ash, 2009-10; Omar McLeod, Arkansas, 2014-15)

• First collegian in history with three career sub-7.50s (all in 2018 -- 7.42; 7.47; 7.49)

Grant Holloway’sWorld-Class Versatility

• Only man in history to break 7.50 seconds, long jump over 8.00 meters in an indoor season (did both within 24 hours at 2018 NCAA Indoors)

• Finished fourth in the 2017 USATF Outdoor Championships 110 hurdles final, missing the U.S. World Championships team by 0.05 seconds

• Only man in Division I history to post top-2 finishes in the 110 hurdles and long jump at NCAA Outdoor Championships (2017)

• Only man in Division I history to post top-2 finishes in the 60 hurdles and long jump at NCAA Indoor Championships (2018)

• Only man currently on the Collegiate All-Time Top 10 in the 60 hurdles and with a 4x400 relay

• Only collegian in history to break 7.54 seconds (60 hurdles) and eclipse 7.90 meters (indoor long jump)

• First freshman in Division I history to sweep the 60 hurdles and 110 hurdles NCAA titles

• Third freshman in Division I history to win the 110 hurdles NCAA title (Devon Allen, Oregon, 2014; Dedy Cooper, San Jose State, 1976)

• Second freshman in Division I history to win the 60 hurdles NCAA title (Omar McLeod, Arkansas, 2014)

• Third man in history to repeat as SEC 60 hurdles champion (Eddie Lovett, Florida, 2011-14; Ron Bramlett, Alabama, 2001-02)

• First man since at least 2005 to score in the 110 hurdles (2nd) and long jump (3rd) at SEC Outdoors

• Only man since at least 2001 to score in both the 60 hurdles (champion) and long jump at SEC Indoor Championships--did in both 2017 and 2018

NCAA Titles• 60-meter Hurdles (2) - 2017, 2018• 110-meter Hurdles - 2017

SEC Titles• 60-meter Hurdles (2) - 2017, 2018

Awards & Honors• 2018 USTFCCCA South Region

Indoor Track Athlete of the Year• 2018 SEC Indoor Runner of the Year• 2017 The Bowerman semifinalist

(eighth freshman in history)• 4-time USTFCCCA Outdoor All-

American (110 hurdles; long jump; 4x100; 4x400)

• 6-time USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (60 hurdles; long jump; 4x400 -- 2 apiece)

• 2017 SEC Indoor & Outdoor Fresh-man Runner of the Year

• 3-time USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week (2 in 2018; 1 in 2017)

NCAA Finishes• 2018 60-meter Hurdles - Champion• 2017 60-meter Hurdles - Champion• 2017 110-meter Hurdles - Champion• 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 2nd• 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - 2nd• 2017 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd• 2018 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 3rd• 2017 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 4th• 2017 Indoor Long Jump - 11th• 2017 4x100 Relay - 11th

SEC Finishes• 2018 60-meter Hurdles - Champion• 2017 60-meter Hurdles - Champion• 2018 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd• 2017 110-meter Hurdles - 2nd• 2017 Indoor 4x400 Relay - 2nd• 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - 3rd• 2017 4x100 Relay - 3rd• 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 4th• 2017 Indoor Long Jump - 5th• 2017 Outdoor 4x400 Relay - 5th


NCAA Titles• Indoor Long Jump - 2017

• Outdoor Long Jump - 2017

• Outdoor Triple Jump - 2017

SEC Titles• Indoor Long Jump - 2017

• Indoor Triple Jump - 2017

• Outdoor Triple Jump - 2017

Awards & Honors• 2017 The Bowerman semifinalist

• 2017 USTFCCCA National Indoor Field Athlete of the Year

• 2017 SEC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year

• 5-time USTFCCCA Indoor All-American

• 5-time USTFCCCA Outdoor All-American

• 2017 SEC Indoor Freshman Runner of the Year

• 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials finalist (long jump, triple jump)

• 2015 SEC Track & Field Community Service Team

NCAA Finishes• 2017 Indoor Long Jump - Champion• 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - Champion• 2017 Outdoor Triple Jump - Champion• 2018 Indoor Triple Jump - 2nd• 2017 Indoor Triple Jump - 2nd• 2016 Outdoor Triple Jump - 2nd• 2016 Outdoor Long Jump - 3rd• 2015 Indoor Long Jump - 3rd (frosh)• 2016 Indoor Long Jump - 4th• 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 6th• 2015 Indoor Triple Jump - 7th (frosh)• 2017 4x100 Relay - 11th

SEC Finishes• 2017 Indoor Long Jump - Champion• 2017 Indoor Triple Jump - Champion• 2017 Outdoor Triple Jump - Champion• 2017 Outdoor Long Jump - 2nd• 2018 Indoor Triple Jump - 3rd• 2016 Outdoor Long Jump - 3rd• 2015 Outdoor Long Jump - 3rd (frosh)• 2015 Indoor Long Jump - 5th (frosh)• 2015 Indoor Triple Jump - 5th (frosh)• 2018 Indoor Long Jump - 7th• 2016 Indoor Triple Jump - 7th• 2016 Outdoor Triple Jump - 7th• 2016 Indoor Long Jump - 8th• 2015 Outdoor Triple Jump - 8th (frosh)

KeAndre Bates:3-time NCAA Champion

• Seventh man in Division I history to sweep the horizontal jumps at NCAA Outdoors

• Sixth man in Division I history to post top-3 finishes in both horizontal jumps at three straight NCAA Championships (2016-17)

• Eighth man in Division I history to post top-3 finishes in both horizontal jumps at back to back NCAA Outdoors (2016-17)

• Bates also won three SEC titles in 2017 and became the 11th man in history to sweep the indoor long jump and triple jump titles

On Fire Since...• The 2016 NCAA Outdoor Championships,

where he took second in the triple jump and third long jump, becoming the sixth under-classman in Division I history to finish top 3 in both horizontal jumps at NCAA Outdoors

• Bates went on to top-10 finishes in the long jump (6th) and triple jump (9th) at the 2016 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

Gator Great• One of two Gators in history (Dion Bentley,

1990-93) to score in the long jump at four NCAA Indoor Championships

• One of three Gators in history (Omar Crad-dock, 2010-13); Christian Taylor, 2009-11) to score in the triple jump at three NCAA Indoor Championships

• One of three Gators in history ranked fifth or higher on the school’s All-Time Top 10 in both horizontal jumps indoors and outdoors (Marquis Dendy, Will Claye)

What If...• If Bates sweeps the horizontal jumps national

titles, he will be the fourth man in history to do so at consecutive NCAA Outdoors (Mike Conley; Robert Howard; Marquis Dendy)

• If Bates defends his national title in the long jump, it would be Florida’s fourth such title at NCAA Outdoors in the last five seasons

• If Bates defends his triple jump national title, it would be Florida’s eighth title in the last nine NCAA Outdoors

Indoor PRsLong Jump ............................... 8.04 meters / 26 feet, 4.5 inches [Tied No. 4 in school history]

2017 NCAA Indoor Championships

Triple Jump ........................................16.81 meters / 55 feet, 2 inches [No. 4 in school history]2017 SEC Indoor Championships

Outdoor PRsLong Jump ......................................8.11 meters / 26 feet, 7.25 inches [No. 5 in school history]

2016 U.S. Olympic Trials

Triple Jump ..................................... 16.70 meters / 54 feet, 9.5 inches [No. 5 in school history]2017 Tom Jones Memorial

Duo

USTFCCCA NATIONAL TEAM COMPUTER RANKINGS(Preseason - March 19)

Men1. Oregon ................... 197.97 points2. Texas A&M ....................... 197.753. Houston ........................... 196.544. Florida ............................. 184.725. Georgia ............................ 182.276. Alabama ........................... 179.757. Southern California .......... 178.288. Texas Tech ....................... 172.469. Nebraska ......................... 156.2210. Kansas ............................. 139.1811. Arkansas .......................... 131.6312. Virginia Tech .................... 124.6313. South Carolina ................. 124.4114. Mississippi State .............. 124.0115. Colorado State ................. 119.3816. Penn State ....................... 107.6817. Stanford ........................... 105.4818. Auburn ............................. 103.8119. Texas ............................... 102.3820. Virginia ............................. 102.0621. UCLA ................................. 98.8022. Kentucky ............................ 79.3523. BYU ................................... 76.4524. Michigan ............................ 73.5525. Baylor ................................. 72.80

Women1. Arkansas .......................... 289.372. Oregon ............................. 234.083. Georgia ............................ 213.094. Southern California .......... 207.335. Texas ............................... 199.586. Texas A&M ....................... 191.697. Kansas State ................... 186.308. Florida ............................. 170.699. LSU .................................. 169.4410. Stanford ........................... 144.4911. Minnesota ........................ 139.8212. Kentucky .......................... 138.1813. Purdue ............................. 126.5914. Arizona State ................... 120.0915. Colorado .......................... 113.3516. Nebraska ......................... 103.1617. Oklahoma ........................ 100.2518. Michigan ............................ 90.7319. Florida State ...................... 88.7420. Virginia Tech ...................... 81.0721. San Diego State ................. 78.7922. Ole Miss ............................. 76.8023. Tennessee ......................... 76.1524. Notre Dame ....................... 75.7525. Alabama ............................. 73.03

2018 THE BOWERMAN WATCH LISTPost-NCAA Indoor Championships

MenAthlete Year School EventsRai Benjamin JR Southern California Hurdles/SprintsAkeem Bloomfield SO Auburn SprintsElijah Hall SR Houston SprintsGrant Holloway SO Florida Hurdles/Jumps/SprintsJosh Kerr RS SO New Mexico Mid-DistanceJustyn Knight SR Syracuse DistanceIoannis Kyriazis SR Texas A&M ThrowsDavid Lucas RS SO Penn State ThrowsMichael Norman SO Southern California SprintsMichael Saruni SO UTEP Mid-Distance

Others Receiving Votes: KeAndre Bates (Florida), Trey Culver (Texas Tech), Tim Duckworth (Kentucky), Mostafa Hassan (Colorado State), Chris Nilsen (South Dakota), Divine Oduduru (Texas Tech), Will Williams (Texas A&M)

WomenAthlete Year School EventsKendall Ellis SR Southern California SprintsMaggie Ewen RS SR Arizona State ThrowsAleia Hobbs SR LSU SprintsLynna Irby FR Georgia SprintsLexi Jacobus JR Arkansas Pole VaultSydney McLaughlin FR Kentucky Hurdles/SprintsKeturah Orji JR Georgia JumpsElinor Purrier SR New Hampshire DistanceKarissa Schweizer SR Missouri DistanceGabby Thomas JR Harvard Sprints

Others Receiving Votes: Mikiah Brisco (LSU), Olivia Gruver (Kentucky), Ashley Henderson (San Diego State)

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).

Last season, both KeAndre Bates and Grant Holloway were named semifinalists, with Holloway being the eighth freshman in history to accomplish the feat.

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.


GATOR REIGN

Florida’s men have 19 Top-2 finishes in 31

NCAA Championship meets (64.5%) under

Holloway

20

Mike HollowayUSTFCCCA Coaches Hall

of Fame Class of 2016

8Florida’s men have

won a nation-leading 8 NCAA titles since

2010 - 4 indoors and 4 outdoors

Florida’s men have 18 Top-3 finishes at the last 19 NCAA Championships,

including 9 in a row outdoors

18

3rd program in Division I history with 7 consecutive

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

7

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 fifth coach in Division I history to win eight men’s

NCAA titles


Holloway By The Numbers• 8 - Men’s NCAA Championships (4 indoor, 4 outdoor)• 12 - SEC Championships (5 men’s, 4 women’s, 3 women’s XC)• 18 - Top-3 Finishes at last 19 men’s NCAA Championships• 20 - Top-2 Finishes at 31 men’s NCAA Championships• 65 - Individual Men’s and Women’s NCAA Titles since 1996• 168 - 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• 5th coach in Division I history to win eight men’s NCAA

Championships• 4th coach in Division I history with at least four indoor and four

outdoor men’s NCAA Titles• 3rd Division I coach since 1980 with at least six 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 2nd / 1st t-3rd / 4th t-14th / 5th 8th / 5th2018 1st / ? 3rd / ? 4th / ? 6th / ?

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71%Florida’s men have Top-3 finishes in 22 of its 31 NCAA Championship meets (71%) since 2003.

No other program boasts more than 12 Top-3 finishes in that span.

Florida’s 20 Top-2 finishes at NCAA Championship meets since 2003, Holloway’s first year as the men’s

head coach, lead the nation by a gaping margin.

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

head coach.

Three of those titles came at SEC Indoors, which is

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Holloway’s Trophy Case• 4 - Men’s NCAA Outdoor Championships: ‘12, ‘13, ‘16, ‘17• 4 - Men’s NCAA Indoor Championships: ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘18• 3 - Men’s SEC Indoor Championships: ‘04, ‘11, ‘15• 2 - Men’s SEC Outdoor Championships: ‘10, ‘15

• 3 - Women’s SEC Cross Country Championships: ‘09, ‘10, ’12• 3 - Women’s SEC Indoor Championships: ‘10, ‘12, ‘14• 1 - Women’s SEC Outdoor Championship: ‘09

• 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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The Gators have won a Division I-leading 31 men’s NCAA indoor and outdoor titles in the sprints, hurdles, 4x100 relay, and 4x400 relay events - all of which are Holloway’s primary focus - since 1996.

LSU (28) and Baylor (22) are the only other programs with more than 20 during that span.

Florida leads the nation with 11 hurdles titles (no one else has more than 4), and their 21 sprints and 4x1 and 4x4 relay titles rank second nationally.

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Florida’s women are one of seven 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 at the 2005 NCAA Indoor Championships. Clement’s record stood until the 2018

NCAA Indoor Championships.

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

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S P R I N T SCoaches

Mike Holloway• Men’s Sprints/Relays - 1996-Present• Women’s Sprints/Relays - 2008-Present• Full Coaching History on pages 8-9

Mellanee Welty (11th season)• Assistant Coach (Sprints/Relays) -

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

events athletes through 2015 (resumed both duties this year)

• 1999 heptathlon All-American at Wichita State--graduated Cum Laude in 2001

Adrain Mann (3rd 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 16 (hurdles)

1527Florida’s 27 men’s indoor and

outdoor national titles in current NCAA Championship sprints,

4x1 and 4x4 relays rank fourth in Division I history

Florida’s 15 all-time men’s NCAA titles since in the current indoor

and outdoor championship sprints (excluding relays) rank fourth in Division I history

Florida, Florida State, and LSU are the only men’s Division I programs since 1996 with multiple NCAA outdoor titles in the 100 meters, 200 meters, and 400 meters. The Gators own two

titles in each of those three sprints during that time frame

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

Florida’s 21, trails LSU’s 27, while Baylor sits at exactly 20 titles.

Florida, Florida State, LSU, and Tennessee are the only Division I programs since 1996 to have two different men win an NCAA 100 meters title. UF’s were

won by future Olympians Bernard Williams (2000) and Jeff Demps (2010)

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

the first team since 2005 and the fifth program in Division I history to sweep the 4x100 and 4x400 relay national titles.


S P R I N T SS P R I N T SAll-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Sprints, 4x100/4x400

Relay Titles1. Baylor ............................................... 33 LSU .................................................. 33 USC .................................................. 334. Florida ............................................ 275. Tennessee ........................................ 256. Texas A&M ....................................... 247. UCLA ................................................ 228. Florida State ..................................... 219. Villanova ........................................... 1510. TCU / UTEP ..................................... 14

Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Sprints Titles Since 1996

1. Florida State ..................................... 152. Tennessee ........................................ 143. Florida ............................................. 124. Florida State ......................................115. Texas A&M ......................................... 9

Men’s NCAA Outdoor Sprints & 4x100/4x400 Titles Since 19961. LSU .................................................. 182. Florida ............................................. 14 Florida State ..................................... 144. Baylor ................................................. 95. Texas A&M ......................................... 7

Men’s NCAA Outdoor Sprints Titles Since 1996

1. Florida State ......................................112. LSU .................................................... 7 Tennessee .......................................... 74. Florida ............................................... 65. Arkansas / USC .................................. 4

Men’s NCAA 4x100 Relay Titles Since 1996

1. Florida ............................................... 6 LSU .................................................... 63. Florida State ....................................... 2

Note: Indoor/Outdoor sprints title totals include 60m/100m, 200m, and 400m wins

(current NCAA Championship events)

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 22.02 (CR)Destinee Gause 200m 23.73 22.93

Kerron Clement 400m DNR 44.57 (ind.)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

19.98Florida is one of two men’s programs Division I in history with two sub-19.98 outdoor 200 meters runners. John Capel ran

19.87 (tied for 3rd-fastest in collegiate history) in 1999, and Dedric Dukes ran 19.97 (tied for 9th-fastest in history) in 2014

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

sub-45.30 indoor quarter-milers

Kerron Clement, 2005 - 44.57 (2nd-fastest time in world history)Tony McQuay, 2011 - 45.21 (No. 9-ranked collegian in history)Arman Hall, 2014 - 45.28 (No. 10-ranked collegian in history)

22.02Kyra Jefferson broke the 28-year-

old outdoor 200 meters collegiate record to win the 2017 NCAA title.

Allyson Felix, Marion Jones, and Evelyn Ashford are the only other Americans in history to run 22.02

or faster prior to turning 23 years old.


T H R O W SCoaches

Steve Lemke (13th 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

67Florida’s 7 women’s indoor

and outdoor NCAA titles since 2006 rank third in Division I, trailing Southern Illinois (9)

and Arizona State (8)

Florida’s 6 men’s and women’s shot put titles since 2008 rank second in Division I and its 3 indoor women’s titles in that span lead all of Division I

Florida, Arizona State, and Virgina Tech are the only Division I programs with over 25 combined NCAA Outdoor men’s and women’s scorers since Lemke took over UF’s women in 2006 and men in 2008

Florida and Virginia Tech (26 apiece) trail Arizona State (42)

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

No. 4 Candice Scott (24.17m, 2005) and No. 10 Kim Barrett (22.95m,

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


T H R O W SWomen’s NCAA Indoor &

Outdoor Titles Since 20061. Southern Illinois ................................ 92. Arizona State .................................... 83. Florida .............................................. 74. Oklahoma .......................................... 65. Georgia ............................................. 5

Women’s NCAA Outdoor Titles Since 2006

1. Arizona State .................................... 62. Southern Illinois ................................ 53. Florida .............................................. 4 Georgia ............................................. 4 Oklahoma .......................................... 46. Texas A&M ........................................ 3 Virginia Tech...................................... 38. Oregon .............................................. 2

Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Scorers Since 2008

1. Arizona State .................................. 232. Virginia Tech.................................... 223. Texas ............................................... 204. Florida ............................................ 18 Virginia ............................................ 18

Men’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 2006

1. Florida ............................................ 162. Georgia ........................................... 123. Auburn .............................................114. Kentucky ......................................... 105. LSU ................................................... 9

Women’s SEC Indoor & Outdoor Titles Since 2006

1. Florida ............................................ 152. Georgia ........................................... 143. Tennessee ......................................... 84. Missouri ............................................. 75. LSU ................................................... 6 Ole Miss ............................................ 67. Alabama ............................................ 5 Kentucky ........................................... 5 Texas A&M ........................................ 5

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

1831Florida’s 31 total men’s and

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

five titles

Florida’s 18 men’s and women’s SEC outdoor titles since 2006 rank second in the SEC,

trailing Georgia (20), the only other program with over 10

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Florida is one of four Division I throwing programs 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

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J U M P SCoaches

Nic Petersen (6th season)• Assistant Coach (Jumps) - 2013-Present• Alma mater: University of Nebraska (‘06)

Petersen By The Numbers• 16 - Men’s and Women’s Individual NCAA

Titles (12 by Gators)

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

• 77 - Men’s and Women’s USTFCCCA All-America Honors (57 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

1823Florida’s 23 all-time men’s

indoor and outdoor NCAA titles in the four jumping events rank fourth among all Division I

programs in history

Florida’s 18 men’s indoor and ourdoor NCAA jumps titles since 2003 (Holloway’s first

year as head coach) lead all of Division I by eight titles

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


Will Claye, 2011

17.35m (56-11.25)

Christian Taylor, 2011

17.40m (57-1)

Marquis Dendy, 2015

17.50m (57-5)

Omar Craddock, 2013

16.92m (55-6.25)

KeAndre Bates, 2017

16.70m (54-9.5)

Florida is the only men’s Division I program since 2010 with more than two outdoor triple jumpers who eclipsed 16.60 meters (wind legal)

in their collegiate careers--Petersen coached three of them

J U M P SMen’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor

Titles Since 20131. Florida .............................................112. Arkansas ........................................... 63. Texas Tech ........................................ 54. Akron ................................................. 4

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

1. Florida ........................................... 182. Arkansas ........................................ 103. USC .................................................. 94. Indiana .............................................. 75. Florida State ...................................... 6 Kansas State ..................................... 6 Texas ................................................. 6 Washington ....................................... 6

Men’s NCAA Outdoor Titles Since 2013

1. Florida ............................................. 72. Akron ................................................. 23. Ole Miss ............................................ 24. Nine programs tied ............................ 1

Men’s NCAA Outdoor TitlesHolloway Era (2003)

1. Florida ............................................ 102. USC .................................................. 5 Kansas State ..................................... 54. Florida State ...................................... 4 Texas ................................................. 4

Men’s NCAA Outdoor Triple Jump Titles - Holloway Era (2003)

1. Florida .............................................. 72. Cornell ............................................... 23. Auburn / BYU / Florida State / ........... 1 Oklahoma / Texas A&M / USC

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

1. Florida ............................................ 342. Arkansas ......................................... 313. Ole Miss .......................................... 134. Tennessee ....................................... 135. Auburn ............................................ 10

Name (School) Year Event MarkKeAndre Bates (Florida) 2017 Out. Long Jump 8.05m [-1.1] 2017 Out. Triple Jump 16.76m [+2.4] 2017 Ind. Long Jump 8.04m (PR)Ciarra 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) ranks No. 7 on the Collegiate All-Time

Top 10 (14.11 meters)


H U R D L E SCoaches

Mike Holloway• Men’s Hurdles - 1996-Present• Women’s Hurdles - 2008-Present• Full Coaching History on pages 8-9• Full sprints and relays coaching breakdown

on pages 10-11

Adrain Mann (3rd 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 [2008-12]

47.56Kerron 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 is the only school in history

with multiple 400 hur-dlers on the all-time

collegiate top 10

Kerron Clement (left)#1 - 47.56

‘04, ‘05 NCAA Champ

Rickey Harris (right) #7 - 48.16

‘02 NCAA Champ

Eric Futch (below)#10 - 48.32

‘16, ‘17 NCAA Champ

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


7.42Grant Holloway broke Omar McLeod’s 60-meter hurdles col-

legiate record of 7.45 in February 2018. Holloway’s time made him the No. 11-ranked American in history and tied him for No.

20 on the world all-time list. Holloway also joined Cuba’s Dayron Robles as the only other man in history to run 7.42 or faster prior to

turning 21 years old

H U R D L E SMen’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor

Titles Since 19961. Florida .............................................112. South Carolina .................................. 4 Washington State .............................. 44. Alabama / Arkansas / Oregon ........... 3 Tennessee / USC

All-Time Men’s NCAA Indoor & Outdoor Titles

1. USC ............................................... 132. Florida .............................................113. UCLA ................................................. 94. Auburn / Oregon / South Carolina ..... 6

All-Time Men’s NCAA Outdoor (110/400) Titles

1. USC ................................................ 132. UCLA ................................................. 93. Florida .............................................. 84. Auburn .............................................. 65. Ohio State / Oregon / Rice ................ 5

Men’s NCAA Outdoor (110/400) Titles Since 1996

1. Florida .............................................. 82. South Carolina .................................. 4 Washington State .............................. 44. USC .................................................. 35. Five Programs Tied ........................... 2

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

1. Florida ............................................. 5 Auburn .............................................. 4 USC .................................................. 44. BYU / Iowa State / Kansas ................ 3 UCLA / Washington State

Men’s NCAA 110-Meter Hurdles Titles Since 1996

t-1. Florida / South Carolina ................... 3 3. Alabama / Oregon ............................. 2 Texas A&M

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. UF is the

only program in history featuring a man and woman inside the top six

Holloway’s 7.42 broke Omar McLeod’s collegiate record in February 2018; Lovett ran 7.50, breaking Aries Merritt’s NCAA Indoors record to win the

2013 title; Owens ran 7.88 to take second at 2015 NCAA Indoors

No. 5 Eddie Lovett

7.50 - 2013

No. 6 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

Skylar Ross-Ransom 100mH 13.59 13.11Ugonna Ndu 100mH 14.17 13.14Ryann McEnany 100mH 14.64 13.55

Kerron Clement 400mH 49.77 47.24Rickey Harris 400mH 50.07 48.16Eric Futch 400mH 50.24 48.18TJ Holmes 400mH 50.61 48.44Adrain Mann 400mH 52.83 49.38Claudia Francis 400mH DNR 55.55Ugonna Ndu 400mH 59.35 56.12

Hurdler Improvements Under Holloway

Florida is the only men’s Division I program in history with multiple NCAA titles in the 60-meter, 110-meter, and

400-meter hurdles

60, 110, 400 x2


No. 1 Grant Holloway

7.42 - 2018

D I S T A N C E


Coaches

Chris Solinsky (1st season)• Assistant Coach (Distance) - 2018-Present• Former American record holder (10,000m)• First non-African to break 27 minutes in

the 10,000 meters• Ran professionally for Nike• 5-time NCAA champion; 14-time All-

American• 2007 NCAA Indoors champion (team)• 2005 NCAA XC champion (team)• Alma mater: University of Wisconsin (‘07)

Coaching History• Florida - Assistant Coach - Distance / XC

[2018-Present]• William & Mary - Head Coach - Men’s

Cross Country / Assistant Men’s Track and Field Coach - Distance [2016-17]

• William & Mary - Assistant Coach - Distance [2014-16]

• Portland - Volunteer Assistant Coach [2012-14]

• Wisconsin - Student Assistant Coach [2007]

Coaching Awards• 2016 CAA Men’s Cross Country Coach of

the Year

Notable Achievements Under Solinsky

• 2016 CAA Men’s XC champion (William & Mary)

• 2014 NCAA Women’s XC Championships team qualifier (William & Mary)

• 6 USTFCCCA All-America honors• 12 William & Mary All-Time Top 10 times

95Florida’s 5 all-time women’s

indoor and outdoor 800 meters NCAA titles, all won

since 1990, are tied for the fourth-most in Division I

history

Florida’s 9 all-time women’s indoor and outdoor 800 me-ters, mile, and 1,500 meters titles rank tied for third in Division I history, and only trail Wisconsin’s and

Oregon’s 10 since 1990

9:10.48Cory McGee set the SEC Indoor Championships 3,000 meters record with her victory in 2014, and it stood until this year, when Missouri’s Karissa Schweizer broke it by almost 10 seconds. 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 for the most in conference history, with Arkansas being the only other league school

with 12 such crowns

Florida’s 43 all-time men’s titles in current SEC Indoor and Outdoor distance events rank second among conference programs, trailing Arkansas’

massive haul of 134

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

• First of two women in meet history 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


2018 MEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART100 METERSTop Collegian: Kenzo Cotton, Arkansas (10.12; wind: +2.6)School Record: Bernard Williams, 1999 (9.99)11.10 [+0.9] Damien Daniels FSU Relays (3/23)

200 METERSTop Collegian: Michael Norman, Southern California (20.37; wind: +1.0)School Record: John Capel, 1999 (19.87)21.00 [+1.0] Michael Timpson Jr. FSU Relays (3/23)21.09 [+1.0] Benjamin Lobo Vedel FSU Relays (3/23)21.11 [+1.0] Chantz Sawyers FSU Relays (3/23)22.11 [+1.9] Damien Daniels FSU Relays (3/23)

400 METERSTop Collegian: Wil London, Baylor (45.90)School Record: Tony McQuay, 2012 (44.49)48.15 Jabari Hill FSU Relays (3/23)48.54 Cole Johnson FSU Relays (3/23)49.35 Dawson Guillory FSU Relays (3/23)

800 METERSTop Collegian: Robert Ford, Southern California (1:48.97)School Record: Mark Everett, 1988 (1:44.46)1:50.44 Jack Guyton FSU Relays (3/23)1:52.23 Jack Beitter FSU Relays (3/23)1:53.24 PR Sam Ahrenholz FSU Relays (3/23)1:53.82 Jack Rogers FSU Relays (3/23)1:57.58 Dominic Williams FSU Relays (3/23)2:02.66 Trey LaNasa FSU Relays (3/23)2:02.93 Austin Decker FSU Relays (3/23)

1,500 METERSTop Collegian: Johnny Leverenz, Butler (3:43.61)School Record: Shane Stroup, 2005 (3:38.57)3:50.09 Magnus Pettersen FSU Relays (3/23)3:55.10 Nick Deal FSU Relays (3/23)3:58.79 Justin Pacifico FSU Relays (3/23)4:06.98 Kyren Hollis FSU Relays (3/23)4:08.10 Zach Purvis FSU Relays (3/23)

5,000 METERSTop Collegian: Jack Polerecky, Loyola Marymount (14:15.90)School Record: Dan Middleman, 1989 (13:51.30)N/A

10,000 METERSTop Collegian: Michael Teran-Solano, Portland (30:39.85)School Record: Keith Brantly, 1982 (28:31.21)N/A

110-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Ruebin Walters, Alabama (13.51; wind: +1.5)School Record: Josh Walker, 2004 (13.32)13.90 [+0.1] Cory Poole FSU Relays (3/23)

400-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Ilolo Izu, Texas A&M (50.42)School Record: Kerron Clement, 2005 (47.24 -- Collegiate Record)N/A

3,000-METER STEEPLECHASETop Collegian: Brian Barraza, Houston (8:41.58)School Record: Mark Parrish, 2015 (8:37.64)N/A

4x100-METER RELAYTop Collegian: LSU (38.84)School Record: Antwan Wright, Hugh Graham, Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes, 2014 (38.29)39.45 Michael Timpson Jr., Chantz Sawyers, FSU Relays (3/23) Grant Holloway, Ryan Clark

4x400-METER RELAYTop Collegian: TCU, Texas A&M (3:04.54)School Record: Najee Glass, Hugh Graham, Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, 2014 (2:59.73)3:05.22 Chantz Sawyers, Cory Poole, FSU Relays (3/23) Cole Johnson, Benjamin Lobo Vedel

3:07.01 Kunle Fasasi, Grant Holloway, FSU Relays (3/23) Ryan Clark, Jabari Hill

3:13.32 Michael Timpson Jr., Kyren Hollis, FSU Relays (3/23) Justin Pacifico, Dawson Guillory

HIGH JUMPTop Collegian: Tejaswin Shankar, Kansas State (2.25m/7-4.5)School Record: David Furman, 1997; Dwight Barbiasz, 2012 (2.28m/7-5.75)2.15m/7-0.5 Jhonny Victor FSU Relays (3/23)

POLE VAULTTop Collegian: Devin King, Southeastern Louisiana (5.70m/18-8.25)School Record: Mike Holloway, 1992 (5.70m/18-8.25)4.75m/15-7 Mike Harris FSU Relays (3/23)

LONG JUMPTop Collegian: Rodney Ruffin, Southeastern Louisiana (8.10m/26-7; wind: +3.0)School Record: Dion Bentley, 1993; Marquis Dendy, 2015 (8.39m/27-6.5)8.00m/26-3 [+0.7] Grant Holloway FSU Relays (3/23)7.78m/25-6.25 [+1.9] KeAndre Bates FSU Relays (3/23)7.55m/24-9.25 [+1.2] Enzo Hodebar FSU Relays (3/23)

TRIPLE JUMPTop Collegian: Clayton Brown, Florida (16.40m/53-9.75; wind: +0.7)School Record: Marquis Dendy, 2015 (17.50m/57-5)16.40m/53-9.75 [+0.7] PR Clayton Brown FSU Relays (3/23)

SHOT PUTTop Collegian: Nicholas Demaline, Ohio State (20.13m/66-0.5)School Record: Stipe Zunic, 2014 (20.68m/67-10.25)18.76m/61-6.75 Connor Bandel FSU Relays (3/23)

DISCUS THROWTop Collegian: Nicholas Percy, Nebraska (62.50m/205-1)School Record: Wes Stockbarger, 2007 (61.39m/201-5)55.03m/180-6 Connor Bandel FSU Relays (3/23)52.11m/170-11 Thomas Mardal FSU Relays (3/23)51.22m/168-0 AJ McFarland FSU Relays (3/23)48.70m/159-9 Christopher Olson FSU Relays (3/23)

HAMMER THROWTop Collegian: Jake Norris, LSU (72.70m/238-6)School Record: Anders Eriksson, 2017 (71.76m/235-5)71.75m/235-4 Anders Eriksson FSU Relays (3/23)69.30m/227-4 Thomas Mardal FSU Relays (3/23)67.31m/220-10 PR AJ McFarland FSU Relays (3/23)

Note: Wind-aided marks included up to +4.0

WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record

(X/X) - NCAA / East Region Rank FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided

2018 WOMEN’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE CHART


100 METERSTop Collegian: Twanisha Terry, Southern California (10.97; wind: +3.5)School Record: Michelle Freeman, 1992; Shayla Sanders, 2016 (11.13)11.82 [+1.7] Bria Mack FSU Relays (3/23)

200 METERSTop Collegian: Ka’Tia Seymour, Florida State (22.75; wind: +1.7)School Record: Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (22.02 -- Collegiate Record)23.67 [+1.1] Sharrika Barnett FSU Relays (3/23)23.68 [+1.1] Taylor Manson FSU Relays (3/23)24.24 [+1.1] Lauryn Ghee FSU Relays (3/23)24.80 [+1.5] Bria Mack FSU Relays (3/23)24.83 [+1.5] Nikki Stephens FSU Relays (3/23)25.24 [-0.5] Amanda Froeynes FSU Relays (3/23)

400 METERSTop Collegian: Maggie Barrie, Ohio State (52.61)School Record: Tiandra Ponteen, 2005 (50.83)54.46 Taylor Sharpe FSU Relays (3/23)

800 METERSTop Collegian: Alethia Marrero, Arizona State (2:05.33)School Record: Hazel Clark, 1997 (2:00.13)2:09.35 PR Elisabeth Bergh FSU Relays (3/23)2:12.08 PR Caitlin McQuilkin-Bell FSU Relays (3/23)2:19.49 Madison Morse FSU Relays (3/23)

1,500 METERSTop Collegian: Nicole Hutchinson, Villanova (4:18.69)School Record: Cory McGee, 2013 (4:06.67)4:32.47 Lauren Perry FSU Relays (3/23)4:35.17 Jessica Pascoe FSU Relays (3/23)4:35.37 Morgan Hull FSU Relays (3/23)4:37.73 Abbie Harrelson FSU Relays (3/23)4:59.01 Sophie Ebihara FSU Relays (3/23)

5,000 METERSTop Collegian: Allyson Girard, Texas A&M Corpus Christi (16:27.41)School Record: Shelly Steely, 1984 (15:40.97)N/A

10,000 METERSTop Collegian: Katie Leisher, Temple (35:59.21)School Record: Rebecca Lowe, 2009 (32:24.70)N/A

100-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Anna Cockrell, Southern California (13.02; wind: +0.8)School Record: Bridgette Owens, 2015 (12.73)13.81 [+0.2] Brandee’ Johnson FSU Relays (3/23)14.04 [+0.2] Timetria Mitchell FSU Relays (3/23)

400-METER HURDLESTop Collegian: Symone Black, Purdue (57.87)School Record: Claudia Francis, 2016 (55.55)1:01.16 Destiny Ward FSU Relays (3/23)

3,000-METER STEEPLECHASETop Collegian: Allie Ostrander, Boise State (9:41.31)School Record: Genevieve LaCaze, 2012 (9:37.90)N/A

4x100-METER RELAYTop Collegian: LSU (42.65)School Record: Robin Reynolds, Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson, 2015 (42.72)N/A

4x400-METER RELAYTop Collegian: Florida (3:34.34)School Record: Robin Reynolds, Kyra Jefferson, Sharrika Barnett, Claudia Francis, 2016 (3:26.28)3:34.34 Nikki Stephens, Taylor Manson, FSU Relays (3/23) Destiny Ward, Lauryn Ghee

3:35.72 Taylor Sharpe, Sharrika Barnett, FSU Relays (3/23) Brandee’ Johnson, Amanda Froeynes

LONG JUMPTop Collegian: Taliyah Brooks, Arkansas (6.78m/22-3; wind: +1.2)School Record: Shara Proctor, 2009 (6.71m/22-0.25)6.43m/21-1.25 [+1.5] Darrielle McQueen FSU Relays (3/23)6.13m/20-1.5 [+0.7] Amanda Froeynes FSU Relays (3/23)5.76m/18-10.75 [+0.9] Nikki Stephens FSU Relays (3/23)

TRIPLE JUMPTop Collegian: Josee-Marie Ebwea-Bile, Kentucky (13.49m/44-3.25; wind: -0.8)School Record: Ciarra Brewer, 2014 (13.91m/45-7.75)N/A

SHOT PUTTop Collegian: Jessica Woodard, Oklahoma (17.60m/57-9)School Record: Liz Wanless, 2005 (18.50m/60-8.5)16.52m/54-2.5 Lloydricia Cameron FSU Relays (3/23)

DISCUS THROWTop Collegian: Shadae Lawrence, Kansas State (61.08m/200-5)School Record: Rachel Longfors, 2004 (57.48m/188-7)52.79m/173-2 Lloydricia Cameron FSU Relays (3/23)47.01m/154-2 Jontavia Dykes FSU Relays (3/23)

HAMMER THROWTop Collegian: Maggie Ewen, Arizona State (72.28m/237-2)School Record: Candice Scott, 2004 (69.84m/229-1)54.02m/177-3 Lloydricia Cameron FSU Relays (3/23)49.61m/162-9 Amara Wiggan FSU Relays (3/23)

JAVELIN THROWTop Collegian: Alyssa Olin, North Dakota State (58.36m/191-6)School Record: Evelien Dekkers, 2010 (58.99m/193-7)53.59m/175-10 Avione Allgood FSU Relays (3/23)46.95m/154-0 Megan Reed FSU Relays (3/23)38.06m/124-10 Amanda Froeynes FSU Relays (3/23)

HEPTATHLONTop Collegian: Nina Schultz, Kansas State (6,018 points)School Record: Brittany Harrell, 2012 (5,838 points)N/A

Note: Wind-aided marks included up to +4.0

WL - World Leader $ - SEC Leader CR - Collegiate Record SR - School Record MR - Meet Record

(X/X) - NCAA / East Region Rank FR - Facility Record PR - Personal Record C - Converted Time w - Wind-Aided

MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10


800 Meters100 Meters1. Bernard Williams 9.99 2000 NCAA Championships (6/2)2. John Capel 10.03 1999 NCAA Championships (6/5) Dennis Mitchell 10.03 19884. Jeff Demps 10.04 2011 USATF Championships (6/23)5. Jeremy Hall 10.08 2009 SEC Championships (5/17)6. Willie Perry 10.12 2006 USATF Jr. Championships (6/22)7. Terrell Wilks 10.15 2009 SEC Championships (5/17)8. Daymon Carroll 10.17 2000 NCAA Championships (6/3)9. Dedric Dukes 10.18 2015 SEC Championships (5/15)10. Antwan Wright 10.20 2014 Texas Relays (3/29)

1. Josh Walker 13.32 2004 NCAA Championships (6/11) 2. Grant Holloway 13.39 2017 USATF Championships (6/25) Eddie Lovett 13.39 2013 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25)4. Ubeja Anderson 13.52 3-27-935. Earl Diamond 13.53 19896. Yanick Hart 13.58 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/28)7. William Wynne 13.64 2009 SEC Championships (5/17)8. Stephen Jones 13.65 2001 SEC Championships (5/13)9. Kallinka Pitt 13.66 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/30)10. T.J. Nelson 13.72 5-18-97

1. John Capel 19.87 1999 NCAA Championships (6/5)2. Dedric Dukes 19.97 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)3. Bernard Williams 20.03 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/23)4. Dennis Mitchell 20.09 1989 NCAA Championships (6/2)5. Arman Hall 20.34 2016 SEC Championships (5/14) Marcel Carter 20.34 1993 NCAA Championships (6/5)7. Aaron Armstrong 20.37 2001 USATF Championships (6/23)8. Willie Perry 20.40 2008 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5)9. Kyle Farmer 20.41 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/29)10. Stanley Harris 20.44 1976

1. Tony McQuay 44.49 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials (6/24)2. Tyrone Kemp 44.66 4-8-893. Najee Glass 44.79 2016 U.S Olympic Trials (7/2)4. Calvin Smith 44.81 2010 Tom Jones Memorial (4/17) 5. Arman Hall 44.82 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10)6. Rickey Harris 44.84 2002 SEC Championships (5/11) 7. Geno White 45.02 2000 NCAA Championships (6/3)8. Jimmy Hackley 45.17 5-18-97 9. Hugh Graham Jr. 45.19 2013 USATF Championships (6/21)10. Dennis Mitchell 45.26 1986

1. Kerron Clement 47.24 2005 USATF Championships (6/26)2. Rickey Harris 48.16 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31) 3. Eric Futch 48.18 2017 USATF Championships (6/25)4. TJ Holmes 48.44 2017 USATF Championships (6/25)5. Torrance Zellner 48.97 5-17-93 6. William Wynne 49.31 2009 Pan American Jr. Championships (8/2)7. Dwight Ruff 49.50 2003 NCAA Championships (6/13)8. Adrain Mann 49.68 2000 Ga. Tech Reebok Invitational (5/20)9. Erin Tucker 49.82 4-24-9810. Kenneth Gray 50.11 1983

1. Mark Everett 1:44.46 19882. Andres Arroyo 1:44.98 2017 TrackTown SS - New York (7/6)3. Moise Joseph 1:45.74 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31)4. Ryan Schnulle 1:46.29 2014 NCAA Championships (6/13)5. Scott Peters 1:46.35 4-17-936. Sean Obinwa 1:46.68 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)7. Carlos Phillips 1:46.70 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/31)8. Horace Tuitt 1:47.14 19779. Dedric Jones 1:47.22 4-17-9310. Aaron Baynes 1:47.35 1988

1. Shane Stroup 3:38.57 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11)2. Dumisane Hlaselo 3:40.66 2011 Tom Jones Memorial (4/16) 3. Jeff Pigg 3:41.04 19874. Andres Arroyo 3:41.95 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28)5. Andrzej Jakubiec 3:43.30 5-26-946. Chuck Broughton 3:43.48 19807. Jack Guyton 3:43.63 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31)8. Justin Taylor 3:43.72 2010 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2)9. David Strahl 3:43.92 198310. Wesley Mayo 3:44.43 1977

3,000-Meter Steeplechase1. Mark Parrish 8:37.64 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/29)2. Chris Duncan 8:38.59 2002 NCAA Championships (5/31) 3. Tom Nohilly 8:38.92 19884. Dan Middleman 8:39.11 4-11-92 5. Steve Zieminski 8:40.74 2003 NCAA Championships (6/11) 6. Todd Sinclair 8:41.13 19837. Ryder Leary 8:50.07 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26) 8. John Parker 8:51.54 19709. Kevin Holzwart 8:52.65 197610. Enoch Nadler 8:54.34 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26)

1. Dan Middleman 13:51.30 19892. Keith Brantly 13:53.62 1984 3. Jimmy Clark 13:58.24 2013 SEC Championships (5/12)4. Justin Taylor 14:02.10 2010 Penn Relays (4/22) 5. Josh Izewski 14:02.57 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6) 6. Mike Mykytok 14:02.59 3-27-927. Bill Casson 14:03.44 1985 8. Steve Conway 14:05.74 19879. John Rogerson 14:08.54 198410. Mike LeValle 14:08.66 1989

1. Keith Brantly 28:31.21 19822. Mike Blaney 28:52.94 1986 3. Mike Mykytok 28:57.86 19914. John Rogerson 29:04.00 1983 5. Jimmy Clark 29:08.32 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29) 6. Bernard Kurla 29:11.82 4-14-957. Mike LeValle 29:13.00 1989 8. Josh Izewski 29:21.41 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29)9. Robert Blount 29:21.84 197610. JL Hines 29:26.03 2013 Stanford Invitational (3/29)

110-Meter Hurdles

200 Meters

400 Meters

400-Meter Hurdles

1,500 Meters

5,000 Meters

10,000 Meters

MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10


High Jump4x100-Meter Relay1. Antwan Wright, 38.29 2014 Texas Relays (3/29) Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes

2. Daymon Carroll, 38.35 2000 NCAA Championships (6/2) Bernard Williams, Aaron Armstrong, Geno White

3. Eddie Lovett, 38.49 2011 NCAA Championships (6/8) Christian Taylor, Terrell Wilks, Jeff Demps

4. Antwan Wright, 38.53 2013 NCAA Championships (6/8) Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes

5. Antwan Wright, 38.54 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10) Hugh Graham Jr., Arman Hall, Ryan Clark

Richard Adu-Bobie, 38.54 2005 NCAA Championships (6/10) Mike Morrison, Kyle Farmer, Kerron Clement

7. Dennis Martin, 38.57 2009 NCAA Championships (6/12) Calvin Smith, Terrell Wilks, Jeremy Hall

8. Jeff Demps, 38.67 2012 Tom Jones Memorial (4/21) Tony McQuay, Leonardo Seymore, Dedric Dukes

9. Eddie Lovett, 38.68 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) Hugh Graham Jr., Antwan Wright, Dedric Dukes

10. Michael Timpson Jr., 38.73 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/1) Grant Holloway, Eric Futch, Ryan Clark

1. Najee Glass, 2:59.73 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5) Hugh Graham Jr., Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall

2. Dedric Dukes, 3:00.02 2012 NCAA Championships (6/9) Hugh Graham Jr., Leonardo Seymore, Tony McQuay

3. R.J. Anderson, 3:00.31 2010 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3) Tony McQuay, Christian Taylor, Calvin Smith

4. Calvin Long, 3:00.68 1988 NCAA Championships (6/4) Dennis Mitchell, Timmy Johnson, Mark Everett

5. Sekou Clarke, 3:01.10 2004 Penn Relays (4/24) Reggie Witherspoon, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

6. Kunle Fasasi, 3:01.12 2016 NCAA Championships (6/10) Arman Hall, Hugh Graham Jr., Najee Glass

7. Bernard Middleton, 3:01.36 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) Reggie Witherspoon, Stefan Pastor, Kerron Clement

8. Nick Uruburu, 3:01.60 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) Dedric Dukes, Arman Hall, Najee Glass

9. Nick Uruburu, 3:01.78 2015 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4) Dedric Dukes, Eric Futch, Najee Glass

10. Nick Uruburu, 3:02.16 2017 NCAA Championships (6/9) Eric Futch, TJ Holmes, Grant Holloway

1. Dwight Barbiasz 2.28m/7-5.75 2012 NCAA Championships (6/7) David Furman 2.28m/7-5.75 5-18-97 3. Matt Vincent 2.25m/7-4.5 2001 SEC Championships (5/13)4. Jim Pringle 2.24m/7-4.25 19805. Mike Morrison 2.23m/7-2.5 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11) 6. Clayton Brown 2.21m/7-3 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31)7. Frankie Hammond 2.20m/7-2.5 2011 Tom Jones Memorial (4/16) Joe Squittieri 2.20m/7-2.5 2002 Texas Invitational (5/4) David Pirkle 2.20m/7-2.5 5-14-8910. Gregg Giacobbe 2.16m/7-1 1983 Tony Laszewski 2.16m/7-1 1981 Steve Ott 2.16m/7-1 1974 Ron Jourdan 2.16m/7-1 1969

1. Mike Holloway 5.70m/18-8.25 1992 2. David Watson 5.45m/17-10.75 19863. Brian DaCunha 5.44m/17-10.5 2003 NCAA Championships (6/13)4. Paul Condron 5.40m/17-8.75 2003 Florida Relays (3/28)5. Steve Hill 5.36m/17-7 4-2-986. Steve Ott 5.35m/17-6.75 19897. Mike Cotton 5.33m/17-6 19738. Eric Foran 5.31m/17-5 2011 Florida State Twilight (5/7)9. Mike Hissam 5.30m/17-4.5 2000 Florida Relays (3/25) Erik Noaksson 5.30m/17-4.5 4-30-94

1. Marquis Dendy 8.39m/27-6.5 2015 USATF Championships (6/25) Dion Bentley 8.39m/27-6.5 1993 NCAA Championships (6/3)3. Will Claye 8.29m/27-2.5 2011 SEC Championships (5/14)4. Christian Taylor 8.19m/26-10.5 2010 SEC Championships (5/15)5. KeAndre Bates 8.11m/26-7.25 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/2)6. Dominick Millner 8.05m/26-5 5-18-977. Grant Holloway 8.04m/26-4.5 2017 Horned Frogs Invite (4/15)8. Nick Rahal 7.97m/26-1.75 1987 Fletcher Lewis 7.97m/26-1.75 197610. Mike Morrison 7.96m/26-1.5 2006 SEC Championships (5/13)

1. Marquis Dendy 17.50m/57-5 2015 NCAA Championships (6/12)2. Christian Taylor 17.40m/57-1 2011 NCAA Championships (6/11) 3. Will Claye 17.35m/56-11.25 2011 NCAA Championships (6/11)4. Omar Craddock 16.92m/55-6.25 2013 NCAA Championships (6/8)5. KeAndre Bates 16.75m/54-11.5 2017 NCAA Championships (6/9)6. Shawn Akridge 16.61m/54-6 19877. Clayton Brown 16.40m/53-9.75 2018 FSU Relays (3/23)8. Tanner Cronic 16.19m/53-1.5 19849. Mike Sharpe 16.17m/53-0.5 197510. Erik Newby 15.98m/52-5 2001 Sea Ray Relays (4/13)

4x400-Meter Relay

Pole Vault

Long Jump

Triple Jump


MEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10Shot Put

1. Stipe Zunic 20.68m/67-10.25 2014 European Championships (8/12)2. Dwight Johnson 20.10m/65-11.5 5-2-92 3. Kemal Mesic 19.69m/64-7 2009 NCAA Championships (6/11)4. Wes Stockbarger 19.23m/63-1.25 2008 Azusa Invitational (4/18) Matt Simson 19.23m/63-1.25 5-23-916. Connor Bandel 18.76m/61-6.75 2018 FSU Relays (3/23)7. Doc Luckie 18.72m/61-5 19798. Ryan McIntyre 18.61m/61-0.75 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)9. John Turco 18.45m/60-6.25 4-17-8710. Beau Burroughs 18.44m/60-6 2009 NCAA East Regional (5/29)

1. Anders Eriksson 71.76m/235-5 2017 Hammerama (R.I.) (7/16)2. Jeremy Postin 70.73m/232-1 2012 Drake Relays (4/28)3. Thomas Mardal 69.30m/227-4 2018 FSU Relays (3/23)4. Kyle Strawn 68.18m/223-8 2014 Tom Jones Memorial (4/19) 5. AJ McFarland 67.31m/220-10 2018 FSU Relays (3/23)6. David Triassi 61.54m/201-11 2013 Tom Jones Memorial (4/20)7. David Levin 61.45m/201-7 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)8. Paul Szawranskyj 59.83m/196-3 5-18-969. Antonio Emperator 59.64m/195-8 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)10. Wes Stockbarger 58.77m/192-9 2006 Diet Pepsi Classic (4/1)

1. Wes Stockbarger 61.39m/201-5 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/25)2. Russell Willitt 60.34m/197-11 19903. Doc Luckie 60.16m/197-4 1979 4. Stipe Zunic 59.09m/193-10 2015 SEC Championships (5/16)5. Eric Joseph 59.05m/193-9 19806. Ryan McIntyre 58.95m/193-5 2004 Penn Relays (4/23)7. Neil Serafenas 58.43m/191-8 19828. Dwight Johnson 58.18m/190-10 4-24-929. John Morton 57.85m/189-9 196910. Kemal Mesic 56.88m/186-7 2009 Seminole Twilight (5/8)

1. Tom Pukstys 83.30m/273-3 4-28-902. Adam Montague 80.20m/263-1 2008 Drake Relays (4/25)3. Derek Trafas 78.67m/258-1 1994 NCAA Championships (6/3)4. Stipe Zunic 77.89m/255-6 2012 Texas Relays (3/30)5. Ben Davies 68.98m/226-4 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)6. Mike Musselmann 68.13m/223-6 4-22-947. Mario Ariet 68.11m/223-5 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)8. Doug Nelson 66.22m/217-3 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/4)9. Ed Leon 64.48m/211-6 4-24-9310. Mike Morrison 63.11m/207-1 2008 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5)

1. Gray Horn 7,954 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials 2. Mike Morrison 7,803 2008 Mt. SAC Relays3. Liston Bochette 7,565 19804. Steffan Hommel 7,540 2008 SEC Championships5. Kayne Dakoski 7,303 2006 SEC Championships6. Will Mizell 7,051 2001 Sea Ray Relays7. Don Ussery 7,005 19768. Kurt Lee 6,901 2008 Mt. SAC Relays9. Vince Reilly 6,838 197810. C.T. Burkett 6,827 1988

Hammer Throw

Discus Throw

Javelin Throw

Decathlon

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ALL-TIME TOP 10


800 Meters100 Meters1. Shayla Sanders 11.13 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/26) Michelle Freeman 11.13 5-17-923. Anita Howard 11.14 1989 NCAA Championships (6/3)4. Kyra Jefferson 11.17 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22)5. Kisha Jett 11.25 5-21-986. Lakecia Ealey 11.28 2008 NCAA East Regional (5/30)7. Darshay Davis 11.30 2012 SEC Championships (5/10)8. Ebony Shotwell 11.33 2001 Gator Twilight Invitational (4/21)9. Natalie Knight 11.42 2008 SEC Championships (5/18)10. Amber Robinson 11.43 2003 SEC Championships (5/18)

1. Bridgette Owens 12.73 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) 2. Michelle Freeman 12.79 5-17-923. Monifa Taylor 12.80 19924. Andrea Bliss 13.05 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)5. Dionne Rose 13.08 5-17-926. Skylar Ross-Ransom 13.11 2017 NCAA Championships (6/8)7. Ugonna Ndu 13.14 2013 SEC Championships (5/12)8. Brandee’ Johnson 13.23 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28)9. Terry Robinson 13.27 4-26-9110. Lori Dinello 13.29 5-27-82

1. Kyra Jefferson 22.02 2017 NCAA Championships (6/10)2. Shayla Sanders 22.77 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/26)3. Natalie Knight 22.84 2008 SEC Championships (5/18) Kisha Jett 22.84 1996 NCAA Championships (6/1)5. Anita Howard 22.85 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6)6. Michelle Freeman 22.87 5-16-927. Destinee Gause 22.93 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/30)8. Darshay Davis 23.03 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6)9. Amber Robinson 23.12 2002 NCAA Championships (5/29)10. Nadia Graham 23.25 5-17-97

1. Tiandra Ponteen 50.83 2005 NCAA Championships (6/11)2. Anita Howard 51.01 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6)3. Novlene Williams 51.02 2004 NCAA Championships (6/12)4. Robin Reynolds 51.36 2014 NCAA Championships (6/11)5. Nadia Graham 51.45 5-17-97 6. Kyra Jefferson 51.50 2015 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3)7. Claudia Francis 51.55 2016 LSU Invitational (4/30)8. Sharrika Barnett 51.67 2017 NCAA Championships (6/8)9. Denise Mitchell 51.84 5-17-8710. Destinee Gause 52.01 2015 Tom Jones Memorial (4/24)

1. Claudia Francis 55.55 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/27)2. Ugonna Ndu 56.12 2013 SEC Championships (5/12)3. Piper Bressant 56.45 6-25-854. Dorchelle Webster 56.57 1990 NCAA Championships (6/2)5. Brandee’ Johnson 56.65 2017 Pan Am Jr. Championships (7/23)6. Andrea Bliss 57.47 2004 Penn Relays (4/22)7. Amani Bryant 57.91 2013 Tom Jones Memorial (4/20)8. Chris Crowther 58.07 19869. Monifa Taylor 58.14 199210. Cara Evans 58.63 2000 Mount SAC Relays (4/16)

1. Hazel Clark 2:00.13 19972. Nekita Beasley 2:02.00 5-19-913. Charlotte Browning 2:02.52 8-10-104. Claudia Francis 2:02.92 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/29)5. Chris Crowther 2:03.76 1986 NCAA Championships (6/4)6. Kristina Bratton 2:04.01 2003 SEC Championships (5/18)7. Melissa DeLeon 2:04.40 2002 SEC Championships (5/11)8. Tamieka Grizzle 2:04.48 2000 SEC Quad (4/1)9. Kamille Bratton 2:04.56 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)10. Agata Strausa 2:04.67 2014 Tom Jones Memorial (4/19)

1. Cory McGee 4:06.67 7-13-132. Charlotte Browning 4:09.86 7-10-103. Agata Strausa 4:11.27 2013 Payton Jordan Invitational (4/28)4. Genevieve LaCaze 4:12.48 2012 American Milers Series #4 (6/16)5. Becki Wells 4:12.84 1997 NCAA Championships (6/7)6. Hazel Clark 4:16.11 5-16-997. Shelly Steely 4:16.40 4-22-848. Becky Greene 4:17.36 2014 Payton Jordan Invitational (5/4)9. Taylor Tubbs 4:19.64 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28)10. Shelby Hayes 4:19.72 2012 Payton Jordan Invitational (4/29)

3,000-Meter Steeplechase1. Genevieve LaCaze 9:37.90 2012 Olympic Games (London) (8/4)2. Lindsay Sundell 10:07.25 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26)3. Stephanie Strausser 10:19.30 2013 Payton Jordan Invitational (4/28)4. Julie Northrup 10:20.58 2010 NCAA Championships (6/10)5. Agata Strausa 10:21.03 2012 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/6) 6. Hannah Brookover 10:24.23 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (3/31)7. Devin McDermott 10:42.32 2016 SEC Championships (5/13)8. Mason Cathey 10:42.82 2002 SEC Championships (5/11)9. Kathryn Kramer 10:48.78 2007 Florida Relays (4/7)10. Callie Cooper 10:54.23 2011 Tom Jones Memorial(4/16)

1. Shelly Steely 15:40.97 6-24-842. Rebecca Lowe 15:50.73 2008 NCAA Championships (6/13)3. Agata Strausa 15:58.15 2014 SEC Championships (5/18)4. Cory McGee 16:03.06 2014 SEC Championships (5/18)5. Taylor Tubbs 16:07.55 2016 Penn Relays (4/28)6. Beth Farmer 16:07.80 3-27-847. Wendy Frazier 16:09.21 4-25-918. Tricia Clifford 16:12.20 4-23-879. Genevieve LaCaze 16:13.61 2009 Penn Relays (4/23)10. Callie Cooper 16:32.13 2011 Penn Relays (4/29)

1. Rebecca Lowe 32:24.70 2009 Zatopek Memorial (AUS) (12/10)2. Beth Farmer 32:49.10 4-21-833. Florence Ngetich 33:28.10 2013 NCAA East Preliminary (5/23)4. Nancy Freeman 34:22.70 4-23-875. Shelly Steely 34:23.50 1985 6. Lauren Brasure 34:55.05 2015 Raleigh Relays (3/27)7. Jacy Kruzel 34:57.88 2006 SEC Championships (5/12)8. Chris Durstein 34:58.43 19879. Beth Gamber 35:07.74 3-23-8910. Sara Petrick 35:15.39 2009 SEC Championships (5/15)

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1. Robin Reynolds, 42.72 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson

2. Skylar Ross-Ransom, 42.73 2017 NCAA Championships (6/10) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson

3. Robin Reynolds, 42.85 2016 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2) Shayla Sanders, Skylar Ross-Ransom, Kyra Jefferson

4. Brandee’ Johnson 42.97 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/1) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson

5. Kim Mitchell, 43.12 1992 NCAA Championships (6/5) Anita Howard, Dionne Rose, Michelle Freeman

6. Robin Reynolds, 43.26 2014 NCAA Championships (6/14) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Ebony Eutsey

7. Amber Robinson, 43.43 2001 Penn Relays (4/27) Ebony Shotwell, Keyon Soley, Niki Benjamin

8. Skylar Ross-Ransom, 43.56 2017 Tom Jones Memorial (4/28) Shayla Sanders, Destinee Gause, Brandee’ Johnson

9. Abigail David, 43.61 2008 NCAA Championships (6/13) Lakecia Ealey, Dominique McLeggan, Natalie Knight

10. Lakecia Ealey, 43.71 2005 NCAA Championships (6/10) Nadine Palmer, Kia Raf, Natalie Knight

1. Robin Reynolds, 3:26.28 2016 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/2) Kyra Jefferson, Sharrika Barnett, Claudia Francis

2. Taylor Sharpe, 3:27.33 2017 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/1) Sharrika Barnett, Destinee Gause, Kyra Jefferson

3. Robin Reynolds, 3:27.38 2014 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/5) Lanie Whittaker, Destinee Gause, Ebony Eutsey

4. Nekita Beasley, 3:27.53 1992 NCAA Championships (6/6) Michelle Freeman, Kim Mitchell, Anita Howard

5. Robin Reynolds, 3:27.84 2015 SEC Championships (5/16) Kyra Jefferson, Destinee Gause, Claudia Francis

6. Robin Reynolds, 3:28.08 2015 Tom Jones Memorial (4/24) Kyra Jefferson, Destiny Washington, Claudia Francis

7. Robin Reynolds, 3:28.73 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/28) Sharrika Barnett, Taylor Sharpe, Claudia Francis

8. Robin Reynolds, 3:29.49 2014 SEC Championships (5/18) Destinee Gause, Loreal Curtis, Ebony Eutsey

9. Robin Reynolds, 3:29.80 2015 NCAA East Preliminary (5/30) Destinee Gause, Destiny Washington, Claudia Francis

10. Kim, Mitchell 3:30.41 1990 NCAA Championships (6/2) Anita Howard, Dorchelle Webster, Tasha Downing

1. Taylor Burke 1.85m/6-0.75 2015 Tom Jones Memorial (4/24) 2. Maria Galloni 1.84m/6-0.5 5-23-923. Krystle Moss 1.81m/5-11.25 2005 NCAA East Regional (5/28)4. Heidi Mann 1.80m/5-10.75 1987 NCAA Championships (6/5)5. Kathy Kilar 1.79m/5-10.5 2000 SEC Quad (4/1)6. Lynn McMillan 1.78m/5-10 3-31-907. Brittany Harrell 1.76m/5-9.25 2014 LSU Invitational (5/3)8. Jenna Utecht 1.75m/5-8.75 2007 SEC Championships (4/14) Erin Stern 1.75m/5-8.75 5-8-99 Jerlene Cummings 1.75m/5-8.75 1985

1. Dara Altman 4.16m/13-3.75 2006 NCAA East Regional (5/27) 2. Daisy Glasser 4.11m/13-5.75 2011 SEC Championships (5/14)3. Natalie Moser 4.10m/13-5.25 2009 Pepsi Florida Relays (4/3)4. Megan Westfall 4.07m/13-4.25 2002 Penn Relays5. Chandra Lacombe 3.97m/13-0.25 2005 Coca-Cola Florida Relays (3/25)6. Lori Bowen 3.96m/12-11.25 2007 NCAA East Regional (5/26)7. Laura Hawkins 3.91m/12-10 2000 SEC Tri-Meet (4/8)8. Claire Spurling 3.86m/12-8 2011 SEC Championships (5/14)9. Alex Black 3.85m/12-7.5 2009 SEC Championships (5/17) Lauren Menke 3.85m/12-7.5 2009 War Eagle Invitational (4/18)

1. Shara Proctor 6.71m/22-0.25 2009 IAAF World Championships (8/23)2. Dionne Rose 6.68m/21-11 5-16-923. Yanis David 6.56m/21-6.25 2017 U23 Euro Championships (7/16)4. Darrielle McQueen 6.55m/21-6 2017 NCAA East Preliminary (5/25)5. Yolanda Thompson 6.48m/21-3.25 2001 Florida Women’s Challenge (4/8)6. Lorraine Ray 6.47m/21-3 1979 Shonnell Ferguson 6.47m/21-3 19798. Cameal Rhule 6.45m/21-2 2003 SEC Championships (5/17)9. Keyon Soley 6.44m/21-1.5 2002 SEC Championships (5/11)10. Jernae Wright 6.40m/21-0 2000 SEC Championships (5/13)

1. Ciarra Brewer 13.91m/45-7.75 2014 SEC Championships (5/18)2. Yanis David 13.78m/45-2.5 2017 Horned Frogs Invite (4/15)3. Shara Proctor 13.74m/45-1 2009 NCAA East Regional (5/30) 4. Leah Kirklin 13.42m/44-0.75 6-15-925. Darrielle McQueen 13.37m/43-10.5 2017 NCAA East Preliminary (5/27)6. Yolanda Thompson 13.18m/43-3 2001 SEC Championships (5/13)7. Asa Garcia 13.06m/42-10.25 2017 Hurricane Collegiate (3/25)8. Larechia Washington 12.94m/42-5.75 5-16-939. Cameal Rhule 12.87m/42-2.75 2003 SEC Championships (5/18)10. Candace Cabey 12.86m/41-2.25 2006 SEC Championships (5/14)

High Jump4x100-Meter Relay

4x400-Meter Relay

Pole Vault

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Shot Put1. Liz Wanless 18.50m/60-8.5 2005 Spring Fling (4/23)2. Mariam Kevkhishvili 18.46m/60-6.75 2010 Tom Jones Memorial (4/17)3. Kim Barrett 18.28m/59-11.75 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)4. Lloydricia Cameron 17.39m/57-0.75 2017 NCAA East Preliminary (5/27)5. Candice Scott 17.28m/56-8.50 2004 NCAA East Regional (5/28)6. Keely Medeiros 17.26m/56-7.5 2011 Drake Relays (4/29)7. Karen Freberg 17.01m/55-9.75 2003 SEC Championships (5/18)8. Kristin Heaston 16.95m/55-7.5 5-2-989. Erin Gilreath 16.04m/52-7.5 2003 Texas Invitational (5/3)10. LaQuanda Cotten 16.00m/52-6 2004 SEC Championships (5/16)

1. Candice Scott 69.84m/229-1 2004 Penn Relays (4/22)2. Jukina Dickerson 66.77m/219-0 2004 Florida State Dual (5/2) 3. Erin Gilreath 64.83m/212-8 2003 USATF Championships (6/19)4. Kim Barrett 63.24m/207-6 2004 Florida State Dual (5/2)5. LaQuanda Cotten 62.60m/205-4 2002 Florida State Dual (5/2)6. Jyn Wynn 61.36m/201-4 2006 Walt Disney World Invite (3/23)7. Jayla Bostic 61.06m/200-4 2016 Cardinal & Gold Challenge (3/25)8. Joyce Owens 59.95m/196-7 5-15-999. Shawnise Williams 59.21m/194-3 2008 SEC Championships (5/16)10. Chinelo Ubaka 58.55m/192-1 2008 SEC Championships (5/16)

1. Rachel Longfors 57.48m/188-7 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/10)2. Kristin Heaston 55.51m/182-1 5-12-983. Lloydricia Cameron 55.14m/180-11 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22)4. Janet Matthews 55.08m/180-8 6-23-875. Keely Medeiros 54.91m/180-2 2011 Drake Relays (4/29)6. Stacey Schroeder 54.90m/180-1 1993 NCAA Championships (6/3)7. Jontavia Dykes 54.53m/178-11 2016 NCAA East Preliminary (5/26)8. Colleen Rosensteel 54.37m/178-4 4-16-889. Jill Lackovich 53.83m/176-7 4-5-9710. Dore DeBartolo 53.69m/176-1 2003 Seminole Twilight (5/10)

1. Evelien Dekkers 58.99m/193-6 2010 NCAA Championships (6/12)2. Marija Vucenovic 58.58m/192-2 2017 NCAA Championships (6/8)3. Fawn Miller 58.13m/190-8 2014 NCAA Championships (6/11)4. Emily Carlsten 56.98m/186-11 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials (7/18)5. Avione Allgood 53.59m/175-10 2018 FSU Relays (3/23)6. Kike Oniwinde 50.94m/167-1 2016 Tom Jones Memorial (4/22)7. Megan Reed 48.67m/159-8 2017 SEC Championships (5/13)8. Star Sansone 48.40m/158-9 2008 SEC Championships (5/17)9. Denika Kisti 47.70m/165-6 5-16-9710. Kelly Carvallis 47.38m/155-5 2000 SEC Championships (5/14)

1. Brittany Harrell 5,838 2012 SEC Championships 2. Heidi Mann 5,784 1987 NCAA Championships3. Dorchelle Webster 5,338 5-20-904. Lorraine Graham 5,239 2013 SEC Championships5. Melissa Flandera 4,882 5-18-956. Christina Regan 4,741 2004 SEC Championships

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Discus Throw

Javelin Throw

Heptathlon

TO WATCH

Kunle Fasasi JR 400m / 4x200 / 4x400 Oyo State, Nigeria• 6-time USTFCCCA All-American (ind. 400m--2017; out. 400m--2016; ind. 4x400--thrice; out. 4x400--2016)• Leadoff leg for 4x400 relay which ran the third-fastest time in indoor track and field history (3:01.43) at 2018 NCAA Indoors• Ran second for 2018 SEC Indoors runner-up 4x400 relay (split 45.43)• 2016 SEC Indoor Champion (4x400 relay); 2016 NCAA Outdoors 6th-place finisher (400m--only freshman finalist)• PRs - Out. 400m: 45.43 [‘16 Florida Relays]; Ind. 400m: 45.57 [‘17 NCAA Indoors prelim]; Ind. 4x400: 45.93 [Jan. 20, 2018]

KeAndre Bates SR Triple Jump El Paso, Texas• 2017 USTFCCCA National Indoor Field AOTY; 2017 The Bowerman semifinalist• 3-time 2017 NCAA Champion (ind. long jump; out. long jump, triple jump); 2017, 2018 NCAA Indoor triple jump runner-up• 3-time 2017 SEC Champion (indoor long jump, triple jump; outdoor triple jump); 2017 SEC Outdoor long jump runner-up• Outdoor PRs - LJ: 8.32m w (27-3.75) [2016 U.S. Olympic Trials]; TJ: 16.76m w (55-0) [2017 NCAA Outdoors]

Grant Holloway SO 110mH / 4x100 / 4x400 Chesapeake, Va.• Broke Omar McLeod’s 60 hurdles collegiate record by 0.03 seconds (7.42) at Clemson’s Tiger Paw Invitational on Feb. 9• 3-time NCAA champion (60 hurdles--twice; 110 hurdles -- only freshman in Division I history to sweep those titles)• 2-time SEC Indoor champion (60 hurdles -- third man in history to win consecutive titles; Eddie Lovett and Ron Bramlett)• 2018 NCAA Indoors, 2017 NCAA Outdoors long jump silver medalist (only man in Division I history with top-2 finishes in

high hurdles / long jump at either NCAA Championship)• 2018 USTFCCCA South Region Indoor Track Athlete of the Year; 2018 The Bowerman Watch List (2017 semifinalist)• He and Allen Johnson are the only men in indoor track and field history to break 7.45 (60mH) and long jump 8.00+ meters• Split 44.91 as second leg for third-fastest 4x400 relay team in indoor track and field history (3:01.43)• Outdoor PRs - 110mH: 13.39 [‘17 USATF Outdoors]; LJ: 8.04m (26-4.5) [April 2017]; 4x400 split: 43.89 [‘17 NCAA Outdoors]

Benjamin Lobo Vedel FR 400m / 4x200 / 4x400 Aalborg, Denmark• Split 44.75 as anchor for the third-fastest 4x400 relay team in indoor track and field history (3:01.43) at NCAA Indoors• Finished ninth in the 400 meters at SEC Indoor Championships; led off for SEC Indoors runner-up 4x400 relay (split 46.07)• 2017 European Indoor Championships 4th-place finisher (400m); 2017 European U23 Championships bronze medalist (400m)• 2015 European U20 Championships gold medalist; 2014 IAAF U20 Championships qualifier (400m)• PRs - Out. 400m: 45.85 [‘17 European U23 Champs]; Ind. 400m: 46.14 [Razorback Invite]; 4x400 split: 44.75 [NCAA Indoors]

Cory Poole FR 110mH / 400mH / 4x400 East Orange, N.J.• Ranks tied for 13th nationally, third among Division I freshmen in the 110-meter hurdles (13.90)• ‘17 USTAF Junior Champ. silver medalist (400mH); ‘16, ‘17 New Balance Nationals Outdoor silver medalist (400mH)• PRs - 110mH: 13.90 [Florida State Relays]; 400mH: 49.88 [‘17 USATF Juniors]; 60mH: 7.82 [Feb. 9 - Clemson]

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEKeAndre Bates - Key-ON-dray Kunle Fasasi - COON-lay fa-SAH-seeBenjamin Lobo Vedel - Lobo VUH-dell (vuh rhymes with uh)

Michael Timpson Jr. JR 100m / 200m (invite) / 4x100 Orlando, Fla.• Runs leadoff leg for Florida’s 4x100 relay team, which ranks sixth nationally entering this weekend (39.45)• 2017 All-SEC Outdoor Second Team (4x100 relay - bronze medalist; leadoff leg)• Set an indoor 60m personal record (6.63) this year, barely missing an NCAA Indoor Championships berth (finished t-17th)• Outdoor PRs - 100m: 10.27 w [2017 Tom Jones Memorial]; 200m: 20.77 w [2017 Pepsi Florida Relays]


Clayton Brown SO High Jump / Triple Jump St. Andrew, Jamaica• 2018 SEC Indoor Champion (triple jump); Fourth-place finisher at 2018 NCAA Indoor Championships (triple jump)• Second Division I man since 1994 to score in both high jump (t-5th) and triple jump (7th) at NCAA Indoors [2017]• 2017 SEC Indoor Freshman Field Athlete of the Year; 2017 SEC Indoors bronze medalist (triple jump)• Outdoor PRs - HJ: 2.21m (7-3) [‘17 Pepsi Florida Relays]; TJ: 16.40m (53-9.75) [‘18 Florida State Relays - NCAA lead]

Chantz Sawyers FR 400m / 4x100 / 4x400 Greensboro, N.C.• Split a career-best 45.36 as the third leg for the third-fastest 4x400 relay in indoor track and field history (3:01.43)• All-SEC Indoor Second Team (4x400 relay, silver medalist -- split 45.50 seconds as third leg)• Runs second leg for Florida’s 4x100 relay team, which ranks sixth nationally entering this weekend (39.45)• PRs - Ind. 400m: 46.73 [SEC Indoors]; Ind. 4x400 split: 45.37 [NCAA Indoors]; Out. 200m: 21.11 [Florida State Relays]

PRONUNCIATION GUIDESharrika Barnett - SHA-ree-kah Lloydricia Cameron - LOY-dree-shuhYanis David - YAH-niss Lauryn Ghee - G (like the letter) Darrielle McQueen - DARE-ee-el


TO WATCH

Brandee’ Johnson SO 100mH / 400mH / 4x200 / 4x400 Suffolk, Va.• 2-time USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (4x400 relay - 2017-18)• 2017 Pan American U20 Championships, USATF U20 Outdoor Championships gold medalist (400mH)• Ranked No. 5 on Florida’s All-Time Top 10 list in the 400 hurdles, No. 8 in the 100 hurdles• PRs - 100mH: 13.23 [2017 Tom Jones Memorial]; 400mH: 56.65 [2017 Pan Am U20 Championships]

Sharrika Barnett JR 400m / 4x200 / 4x400 Orlando, Fla.• 8-time USTFCCCA All-American (indoor 400m--’17, ‘18; indoor 4x400--thrice; outdoor 400m--’17; outdoor 4x400--twice)• 2018 All-SEC Second Team (400m - bronze medalist)• Split 50.11 on anchor leg for Florida’s NCAA Indoors bronze medal 4x400 relay team (3:29.41 -- school record)• 4-time 2017 All-SEC Second Team (indoor 400m runner-up; outdoor 400m bronze; indoor and outdoor 4x400 runner-up)• PRs - Ind. 400m: 51.07 [2018 NCAA Indoors]; Out. 400m: 51.67 [2017 NCAA Outdoors prelim]

Taylor Manson FR 400m / 4x200 / 4x400 East Lansing, Mich.• 2018 USTFCCCA Indoor All-American (4x400 relay); finished sixth at SEC Indoors (one of four freshmen in the final)• Split 51.89 on second leg for Florida’s NCAA Indoors bronze medal 4x400 relay team (3:29.41 - school record)• 2016 New Balance Nationals Outdoor silver medalist (400m); 2-time New Balance Nationals Outdoor 200m qualifier (2016-17)• PRs - Ind. 400m: 53.20 [Razorback Invitational]; Out. 400m: 53.21 [2017 MHSAA Division I State Finals]

Darrielle McQueen SR Long Jump Tallahassee, Fla.• 10-time USTFCCCA All-American (4 indoor long jump; 3 outdoor long jump; 2 indoor triple jump; outdoor triple jump)• Finished sixth in 2018, eighth in 2017 at the NCAA Indoor Championships (long jump)• Best-ever finish at an NCAA Championship came at 2016 NCAA Outdoors (fifth in the long jump)• 2018 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (long jump - bronze medalist); 2016 All-SEC Indoor Second Team (triple jump - runner-up)• Outdoor PRs - LJ: 6.55m (21-5.75) [2017 NCAA East Preliminary]; TJ: 13.37m (43-10.5) [2017 NCAA East Preliminary]

Lauryn Ghee FR 200m (invite) / 4x200 / 4x400 Chesapeake, Va.• Ran third leg for Florida’s third-place 4x400 relay team at NCAA Indoor Championships• 2016 New Balance Nationals Outdoor silver medalist (200m); 8-time VHSL Class 6A Indoor and Outdoor state champion• PRs - Ind. 400m: 54.95 [Feb. 10 - Clemson]; Out. 400m: 53.48 [Grassfield High School]; Out. 200m: 24.24 [FSU Relays]

Yanis David JR Triple Jump Lamentin, Guadeloupe• No. 7-ranked indoor triple jumper in collegiate history (posted mark to take runner-up honors at 2018 SEC Indoors)• 2-time NCAA Indoor Championships triple jump runner-up (2017-18 - finished behind American record holder Keturah Orji)• 2-time NCAA Outdoor Championships triple jump bronze medalist (2016-17)• 2-time SEC Indoors triple jump runner-up (2017-18), 2017 SEC Outdoors runner-up (finished behind Orji all three times) • 2016 IAAF U20 World Championships gold medalist (long jump); 2017 European U23 Championships gold medalist (long jump)• PRs - TJ: 14.11m (46-3.5) [2018 SEC Indoors]; LJ: 6.56m (21-6.25) [2017 U23 European Champs.]

Elisabeth Bergh RS SO 1,500m / DMR Haugesund, Norway• Fourth-place finisher in the mile at 2018 SEC Indoor Championships• Redshirted in 2017 due to hip injury• Finished 8th in the mile and tops among freshmen at 2016 SEC Indoors; 2016 SEC Outdoors 1,500m finalist (only frosh)• PRs - 1,500m: 4:22.00 [‘16 LSU Invitational]; Mile: 4:42.26 [‘16 Iowa State Classic]; 800m: 2:09.35 [‘18 FSU Relays]

Lloydricia Cameron SR Shot Put (invite) / Discus (invite) Miami, Fla.• Fourth-place finisher at 2018 NCAA Indoors; finished seventh overall at each of the previous three NCAA Championships• 4-time USTFCCCA All-American (two outdoor, two indoor)• 2018 SEC Indoor champion; 2017 SEC Outdoor champion• Shot Put PRs - Indoor: 17.65m (57-11) [2018 SEC Indoors]; Outdoor: 17.39m (57-0.75) [2017 NCAA East Preliminary]

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