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Volume 16, Number 1

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2009 U.S. Athletics Calendar

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Table of Contents Volume 16, Number 1 2009 U.S. Athletics Calendar Group Publisher Larry Eder, larry.eder@gmail.com Group Editor Christine Johnson, ctrneditorial@gmail.com Advertising Larry Eder, ssmadvert@gmail.com Writers/Contributors Walter Murphy, Mary Helen Sprecher, Mark Winitz Circulation Changes shootingstarmediabiz@gmail.com Photographers Lisa Coniglio/PhotoRun, Victah Sailer/PhotoRun Layout/Design Kristen Cerer and Richele Collins Editor James Dunaway jodunaway@sbcglobal.net, 512-261-8354 Pre-Press/Printer W. D. Hoard & Sons Company, Fort Atkinson, WI Publisher’s Reps Peter Koch-Weser, pkwadvmag@yahoo.com ph: 310-836-2642; fax: 310-836-7093 Jeremy Solomon, The Running Network jeremy@runningnetwork.com, 847-675-0200, ext. 202 Special Projects Adam Johnson-Eder, atflistings@gmail.com, 608-213-3371 Special Thanks To Alex Larsen, Penny Mepham, Tim Garant, Tom Mack, Mary Atwell, Julie Wells In loving memory of Violet Robertson, 1913–2003 www.american-trackandfield.com ph: 608-239-3785; fax: 920-563-7298 shootingstarmediabiz@gmail.com

American Track & Field (ISSN 1098-64640) is produced, published and owned

by Shooting Star Media, Inc., PO Box 67, Ft. Atkinson, Wisconsin 53538-0067, Christine Johnson, President, Larry Eder, Vice President. Copyright 2009 by Shooting Star Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Publisher assumes no liability for matter printed, and assumes no liability or responsibility for content of paid advertising and reserves the right to reject paid advertising. Opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Publisher. No part of this publication may be reproduced or stored in any form without written permission of the Publisher.

American Track & Field is not related to or endorsed by any other entity or corporation with a similar name and is solely owned by Shooting Star Media, Inc. Publisher recommends, as with all fitness and health issues, you consult with your physician before instituting any changes in your fitness program.

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Table of Contents Olympic 400-meter Champion LaShawn Merritt

6 Pu b l is h e r’ s No te

7 ASB A Fa cili ties of the Year

by Mary Helen Sprecher

20 2 0 0 9 I nd o o r S c h e d u le compiled by Walter Murphy

27 2 0 0 8 O u t d o or S c h ed u l e compiled by Walter Murphy

58 US A TF ’s 2 0 08 A nn u a l Meetin g

by Mark Winitz

62 C o ac h e s Ad v i so r y C o mm it t e e N ot es

82 Di rectory

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Publisher’s Note

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elcome to the 2009 U.S. Athletics Calendar.

This is an example of how the sport can work together. Special thanks to Walt Murphy, who compiles the calendar with the best domestic and international meetings for cross country, indoor, outdoor and major road events. Special thanks to Mary Helen Sprecher, our conduit to the Amerian Sports Builders Association, the trade group for track and facilities construction, who compiled and wrote our ASBA Track Facilities Awards. There’s also a directory of contacts which I'm sure you’ll find useful.

Special thanks to our friends at USATF, IAAF and the many coaches and agents who provide information to us during the year.

And last, but not least, special thanks to James Dunaway, our editor; Kristin Cerer and Richele Collins, our design and layout team; Marg Sumner, our proofreading professional; and Victah Sailer and Lisa Coniglio, our friends at PhotoRun.net. These are the people who work day and night to make sure you get quality publications and websites from American Track & Field.

I look forward to seeing you on the roads, at a track meet or on a cross country course this year. If you see me, say hello!

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ASBA Facilities of the Year byby Mary Mary Helen Helen Sprecher Sprecher

ASBA Honors Distinguished Sports Facilities

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ew athletic facilities are built each year.

They might be as simple as a rec-level soccer field with natural grass, or as sophisticated as a stadium that hosts international-level competition in track and field. Spectators might sit on anything from lawn chairs and blankets to bleachers, boxes or special seating. Athletes might arrive in minivans, surrounded by family members, or on private motorcoaches complete with an entourage, and with cameras recording their every move.

What matters most, whether the athletes are elite or amateur, is the fact that their journey to success begins at the facility. Here they have come to compete, with the hope of doing their best.

The facility, therefore, must be ready to do its part by satisfying the requirements of the governing body, providing a good playing surface and having the amenities necessary to ensure all goes as planned. Having the best facility possible helps athletes achieve their best efforts.

Distinguished Tennis Facilities RESIDENTIAL TENNIS FACILITIES Private Residence Boca Raton, FL New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts Private Residence Las Vegas, NV New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts CONSTANT at Diamond Mountain Vineyards Calistoga, CA New Construction: Vintage Contractors, Inc.

Each year, the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA), a non-profit association for sports facility designers, contractors, suppliers and others, sponsors an awards program which has the goal of promoting the highest standards of excellence in the construction or renovation of athletic facilities. Awards are presented in multiple categories, recognizing distinguished facilities for (among others) various types of running tracks, sports fields and multi-purpose facilities.

For 2008, the association recognized a wide range of facilities across the nation for excellence in design and construction. Some were for schools, some for clubs, some were private facilities. This year’s winning projects are listed below.

Among these honorees were five very special facilities (each starred), which American Track and Field is proud to showcase in the pages that follow as the year’s best.

Private Residence Napa, CA New Construction: Vintage Contractors, Inc. Ortwein Residence Magnolia, TX New Construction: Patriot Court Systems Pasternack Residence Orange County, CA New Construction: Zaino Tennis Courts, Inc.

Fast-Dry Courts Tennis Facility at Turnberry Isle Aventura, FL New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts Homewood Middle School Homewood, AL New Construction: Holcombe Norton Partners

OUTDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES

Outdoor Tennis Facility at Samford University Homewood, AL New Construction: Lower Bros. Co., Inc.

Tennis Facility at Brian Piccolo Park Cooper City, FL Upgrade of Existing Facility:

Pine Canyon Flagstaff, AZ New Construction: General Acrylics, Inc.

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ASBA Facilities of the Year Paseo-Ft. Myers Ft. Myers, FL New Construction: Welch Tennis City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center Auburn, AL New Construction: Welch Tennis Islandwalk at the West Villages Northport, FL New Construction: Welch Tennis Palm Coast Tennis Center Palm Coast, FL New Construction: Welch Tennis Greeneville-Greene County, TN Tennis Center Greeneville, TN New Construction: Baseline Sports Construction Fertita Tennis Complex at University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) Las Vegas, NV Upgrade of Existing Facility: L.E.R. Inc. dba Renner Sports Surfaces Southeast Park & Tennis Complex Columbia, SC New Construction: Global Sports & Tennis Design

Turf Field at Memorial Stadium, USD 443 Dodge City, KS Upgrade of Existing Facility: Schwab-Eaton, PA

Distinguished Track Facilities

Brown University Practice Fields Providence, RI Upgrade of Existing Facility: R.A.D. Sports

OUTDOOR RUNNING TRACK FACILITIES *Running Track Stadium Facility Middleton High School Middleton, WI Upgrade of Existing Facility: Rettler Corporation Cloudcroft High School Cloudcroft, NM Upgrade of Existing Facility: General Acrylics, Inc. Mount Holyoke College Track and Field South Hadley, MA New Construction: Stantec Mount Holyoke College Track and Field South Hadley, MA New Construction: R.A.D. Sports

Pilara Tennis Club Pilar, Argentina New Construction: Global Sports & Tennis Design

INDOOR TRACK FACILITIES

Palmilla Tennis Club Los Cabos, Mexico New Construction: Global Sports & Tennis Design

Kent, OH Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring

INDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES Indoor Tennis Facility at Samford University Homewood, AL New Construction: Lower Bros. Co., Inc.

Distinguished Indoor Multi-Purpose Facilities *Jamestown College, 8

Larson Sport Center Jamestown, ND New Construction and Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring

*Kent State University Fieldhouse

Distinguished MultiPurpose Turf Facilities Manheim Township Multi-Purpose Facility Lancaster, PA New Construction: ELA Sport Doral Meadows Park Soccer/Football Facilities Doral, FL New Construction: Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. A MERI CAN T R AC K & F IELD

*St. Sebastian’s Multi-Sport Athletic Field Renovations Needham, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Stantec Amherst College Gooding Field Amherst, MA New Construction: Stantec New York Athletic Club Pelham Manor, NY Upgrade of Existing Facility: DeRosa Tennis Contractors King & Low-Heywood Thomas School Athletic Field Stamford, CT Upgrade of Existing Facility: DeRosa Tennis Contractors Forney High School Football Stadium Forney, TX Upgrade of Existing Facility: Texas Sports Builders Artificial Turf Football Field: Royse City High School Track & Field Royse City, TX Upgrade of Existing Facility: Texas Sports Builders Durfee High School Athletic Campus Redevelopment Fall River, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Gale Associates Worcester Polytechnic Institute Synthetic Field & Track Worcester, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Gale Associates Multi-Purpose Turf Facility Eschenberg Field Flooresville, TX

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Upgrade of Existing Facility: Hellas Construction, Inc. Riverton High School Track & Field Freemont County School District #25 Riverton, WY New Construction: Hellas Construction, Inc.

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Phillips Academy Phelps Field Andover, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Stantec

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring

Brown University Athletic Field Providence, RI Upgrade of Existing Facility: Gale Associates

SPORTS FIELD OF THE YEAR

Distinguished Sports Fields

Red Mountain Middle School Synthetic Turf Field Deming, NM New Construction: Lone Mountain Contracting

Sports Field Stadium Facility at Middleton High School Middleton, WI Upgrade of Existing Facility: Rettler Corporation

Sports Field Facility at Roosevelt High School Honolulu, HI New Construction: Applied Surface Technology

*Coatesville Area High School Stadium Coatesville, PA Upgrade of Existing Facility: ELA Sport

Bellarmine College Preparatory Turf Fields San Jose, CA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Verde Design, Inc.

Morris “Moe” DeFrank Stadium Field Glenn Mills, PA Upgrade of Existing Facility: ELA Sport

INDOOR MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITY OF THE YEAR

Weatherby Park (Softball Facility & Park) Canton, GA New Construction: Sports Turf Company

*Jamestown College, Larson Sports Center Jamestown, ND New Construction and Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring

East Carrollton Park Softball/ Skate Park Facility Carrollton, GA

TRACK FACILITIES OF THE YEAR

New Construction: Sports Turf Company

OUTDOOR:

Shiprock High School Kirtland, NM Upgrade of Existing Facility: General Acrylics, Inc. Kirtland High School Kirtland, NM Upgrade of Existing Facility: General Acrylics, Inc. Teddy Ebersol Red Sox Fields Boston, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Stantec

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*Running Track Stadium Facility at Middleton High School Middleton, WI Upgrade of Existing Facility: Rettler Corporation

*Coatesville Area High School Stadium Coatesville, PA New Construction: ELA Sport

MULTI-PURPOSE TURF FACILITY OF THE YEAR *St. Sebastian’s Multi-Sport Athletic Field Renovations Needham, MA Upgrade of Existing Facility: Stantec

The ASBA is a non-profit association helping designers, builders, owners, operators and users understand quality sports facility construction. The ASBA sponsors informative meetings, publishes newsletters, books and technical construction guidelines for both tennis courts and running tracks, and keeps its members abreast of the latest developments in the industry.

Available at no charge is a listing of all publications offered by the Association, as well as the ASBA’s Membership Directory, its publications, activities and upcoming meetings, please contact the Association at 8480 Baltimore National Pike, Suite 307, Ellicott City, MD 21043. The toll-free phone number is 866-501-ASBA, the local number is 410-730-9595, and the fax number is 410-730-8833. The ASBA also may be reached electronically via its website: www.sportsbuilders.org, or via e-mail at info@sportsbuilders.org.

INDOOR: *Kent State University Fieldhouse Kent, OH

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pdated competition facilities built to the standards of governing bodies.

Compliance with ADA. Amenities for student athletes and spectators. Dealing with hazardous waste.

Cue the music: One of these things is not like the other things/one of these things just doesn’t belong…

The challenge facing Kiefer Specialty Flooring of Lindenhurst, IL was that all those things did become part of the job during the renovation of the Kent State University Fieldhouse in Kent, OH. And the fact that the job was not only done but done well won it the approval of the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) which named the fieldhouse its 2008 Indoor Track Facility of the Year in its annual awards program.

According to Kiefer, the project included replacement of the fieldhouse track as well as the weight room. And that was where the problems began.

“The existing facility had a 20-year-old urethane floor,” wrote Brion Rittenberry on his application. “After testing of the existing floor system, it was determined that the floor contained high levels of mercury. If the floor was removed, it would be classified as hazardous waste.”

Removal and disposal of the existing floor

was something the client hadn’t counted on or budgeted for, added Rittenberry. Clearly, however, the problem couldn’t go unaddressed.

Brainstorming ensued with the end result that the existing surface was overlaid. But even that created its own unique problems.

“The existing clear coating on the urethane had to be removed by abrasion methods without disturbing the urethane surface and discharging mercury dust into the air,” recalls Rittenberry. “The abrading of the surface was successful, allowing for an overlay and in the end, saving the owner over $250,000 in removal and disposal costs.”

The fieldhouse, a steel-frame building with cinderblock walls, has a forced-air ventilation system and indirect lighting. Its new six-lane 292-meter rubber track is built to NCAA standards. Field events include long jump, triple jump and pole vault. For events where spectators will be present, the facility uses movable bleachers.

Those who use the facility will know they’re in good company, according to Rittonberry, since “This is the first indoor track surface in the USA that the athletes ran on at the Beijing Olympics.”

In the center of the track is an artificial turf football field, and this too posed a challenge to Kiefer.

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“The owners wanted a smooth transition from the track to the turf,” notes Rittenberry.

“This transition from track to turf was critical for the safety of all especially the athletes, staff and maintenance personnel. This was accomplished by removing the turf surface and part of the rubber pad around the edges. The track material was then integrated into the turf material. There was an existing track and we overlaid with new track material. The process – which was complicated – was engineered so it would transition smoothly.”

The project was completed in late June of 2008.

“We had a tight deadline, but actually brought the project in 10 days ahead of schedule,” notes Rittenberry.

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2008 Indoor Track Facility of the Year American Sports Builders Association Kent State University Athletic Fieldhouse Track and Weightroom Replacement Kent, OH Specialty Contractor: Kiefer Specialty Flooring Lindenhurst, IL (Supplied and installed rubber sports flooring)

Suppliers: Mondo USA (Tega Cay, SC) Gill Athletics (Champaign, IL)

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Jamestown College, Larson Sports Center

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hree-season student athletes need a building that can multi-task the way they can. That was the driving philosophy behind the renovation of Jamestown College’s Larson Sports Center. The Jamestown, ND-based institution now has a facility that can host a variety of activities, including track and field events, basketball, baseball, volleyball, softball, batting practice, tennis and even banquets.

Whew.

The complexity of the project was compounded by the fact that it started with a 24,000-square-foot building that badly needed upgrades, and encompassed not only these but the construction of, and seamless transition to, a 12,000-square-foot addition.

It was a daunting challenge, but one that Kiefer Specialty Flooring of Lindenhurst, IL, took on. The flagship building that resulted was named the 2008 Indoor Multi-Purpose Facility of the Year by the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) in its annual awards program.

Not that it was easy. “The project posed significant problems and obstacles,” noted Brion Rittenberry, president of Kiefer, on his application form. “The project called for a major addition to an existing building. This meant that the installation consisted of an overlay of existing sports floor and installation of sports floor on a

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new concrete slab. Elevations were a major concern. In order to resolve the issue, different thicknesses were utilized to achieve a flush condition between old and new.”

The building, a metal frame structure with a forced-air ventilation system, uses direct interior lighting with 1,000-watt fixtures. Students can take advantage of a 160-meter, four-lane sprint, three-lane track made of prefab rubber.

Field events include long, triple and high jump, as well as shot put. Three courts are lined and set aside for basketball, volleyball and tennis, with batting cages as well. Optional divider curtains and netting can be lowered over courts to enhance player safety.

“This facility is truly multi-purpose,” adds Rittenberry. “It incorporates all major activities into one building. The facility can be used for competition track, basketball, volleyball, tennis and can be set up for softball and baseball batting practice. The layout allows for long jump, triple jump, shot put practice and high jump.

Because of the unique layout, multiple activities can take place simultaneously.”

The project schedule was on a fast track, but problems arose with the necessary drying time for the concrete. According to Rittenberry, Kiefer had to consult with the owners in order to stay current.

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“Due to scheduling, we increased the drying time of the concrete to pass the moisture test of five pounds or under within seven weeks by using a moisture suppressant coating over the new concrete substrate to hydrate properly.”

The finished product is the picture of a space-efficient facility. Lines for various sports are painted in differing colors. The track, which encircles all facilities, is a dark red with white markings. At any given point during the day, athletes can be found shooting baskets, jogging or attending batting practice.

As well as the facility fits its many users’ needs, Rittenberry is proudest of the way it stayed inside some other parameters. “In the end, even with potential major obstacles, the project was brought in on schedule and within budget.”

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2008 Indoor Multi-Purpose Facility of the Year American Sports Builders Association Jamestown College, Larson Sports Center Specialty Contractor: Kiefer Specialty Flooring Lindenhurst, IL (Supplied and installed sports flooring) Rubber Sports Flooring: Mondo USA (Tega Cay, SC)

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Coatesville Area High School Stadium

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eet the Coatesville Area High School Stadium, located in Coatesville, PA. It is an aesthetically pleasing facility with a new synthetic turf surface, a renovated running track and new amenities to enhance its football facilities: goal posts, a scoreboard and play clocks.

The facility, which was named 2008 Sports Field of the Year by the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) was the product of architecture and engineering firm ELA Sport of Lititz, PA, who acted as athletic facilities design consultant as well as project engineer.

And ELA—as well as others on the project— faced an enormous obstacle heading into it: the time frame.

“The schedule was insane,” notes Ernest Graham, director of athletic facilities planning at ELA. “The design and permitting phase was completed in under 90 days, while construction was completed in under 45 days.” The field, according to the awards application, was completed the day of the first home game.

Because of a limited design and permitting period, multiple design modifications had to be accommodated “on the fly,” during the progression of the work, adds Graham. Excavation and demolition work did not start on the project until late June, and the entire field project—all construction activities—were completed in less than 70 days. The synthetic turf system was completely installed in under 12 days.

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Deadlines don’t get much tighter than that, but what resulted was not just a field that complied with NFHS standards, but one that was eye-catching and attractive. The field includes extensive permanent markings, including wide sidelines, full color end zones, shadowed yard numbers and a bold midfield graphic of the team athletic logo.

The finished field accommodates not only football but track and field venues (including high jump and pole vault “D” areas), but band activities and graduation.

In the course of the project, the old natural grass field and “D” areas were removed to permit construction and installation of the new facilities.

The new synthetic turf field’s ancillary facilities include a new pole vault, high jump and dual long jump/triple jump facility. The track was also renovated to include a perimeter track drain.

There are also plenty of things that while users won’t see, they will appreciate. The synthetic turf is a 2-1/2-inch sand/rubber infill system with sewn seams. It is anchored using a combination of concrete curbing with wood anchors, and a concrete shelf/anchor installed in conjunction with the new perimeter track drain installation.

(The track drain itself needed to be retrofitted for the entire inside perimeter of the existing running track). The field was re-sloped to facilitate better drainage, as well.

With the synthetic field now in place, the old irrigation system was no longer needed, and was removed. However, two at-grade hydrants in hydrant boxes were installed when work was being carried out. The presence of the hydrants allows for field conditioning and maintenance, and provides a water source for game use and for other activities as necessary.

Today, the completed facility is a center for runners who want to beat their best time, and for football players who want to make that crucial score before the clock runs out. It mirrors the

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efforts of the team that worked against the clock to get the facility installed – and who as a result, have scored their own personal best. But more than that, says Graham, it gives the community something to be truly proud of.

“The Coatesville community rallies around football in the fall and the stadium is a centerpiece of the social environment and identity for this small industrial community,” says Graham.

“Coatesville has been hit hard by economic times with the decline of several of its key industries and is typical of many Northeast Pennsylvania small industrial communities that were hit hard by the shift in the industrial base over the past 2030 years. The community identifies with its hardworking image and Coatesville Red Raider football is a significant part of the community identity and pride. Every Friday, more than 4,000 fans rally around their team and this new field reflects their community pride. This project became more than just about moving earth and installing turf.”

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2008 Sports Field Facility of the Year American Sports Builders Association Coatesville Area High School Stadium Coatesville, PA Architect/Engineer: ELA Sport Lititz, PA (Served as athletic facilities design consultant as well as project engineer) General Contractor: Atlas Track and Tennis (Tualatin, OR) Specialty Contractor: FieldTurf-Tarkett (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) Surface: Sportsline, Inc. (Villanova, PA) Field Events: Aluminum Athletic Equipment Co. (Royersford, PA)

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veryone has heard clichés like ‘tip of the iceberg’ and ‘a lot going on below the surface.’ And in general, they always mean the same thing: There’s more to something than what is visible.

Maybe those terms should come with an illustration: a photo of the running track and sports field stadium facility at Middleton High School in Middleton, WI. Sure, it’s attractive: a nine-lane NFHS-level track with a full complement of field events, as well as a sports field that can accommodate both football and soccer. But to really appreciate the facility – and why it was named the American Sports Builders Association’s 2008 Outdoor Running Track of the Year – attention has to be paid to what went into the facility itself.

Rettler Corporation of Stevens Point, WI, was faced with a challenge that was, to say the least, formidable: the design and implementation of the reconstruction of the track. The project included removal of the existing surface and base, expansion of the track to a nine-lane facility with double sprint lanes, relocation and reconstruction of all field events, surfacing and striping of all field events and of the finished track.

And that was just what would be visible to facility users and to spectators when the project was completed. A host of problems awaited everyone involved in the facility, according to Retter personnel.

“The track reconstruction area was limited on the straightaways by existing grandstands and light poles,” noted the Rettler staff on the awards application. “The owner was committed to expanding from an eight-lane to a ninelane track. Rettler Corporation evaluated several track geometries to find a track template that fit the existing physical constraints, provided a minimum 195’ wide soccer pitch on 16

the track interior and provided an acceptable track geometry to the owner.”

More relocation became necessary in order to accommodate a football field as well. Jump events were removed from the infield of the track, and a compact field event layout was designed in order to optimize safety and to make use of adjacent practice fields for throwing event landing areas. This, Rettler personnel noted, was carried out without sacrificing safe and efficient fan and competitor access.

“The site mass balance was a critical issue,” staff members wrote on the application.

“Reduction of offsite waste was necessary to meet project budget constraints as well as to minimize project impact. Existing asphalt pavement on the track was milled and stockpiled and re-used as the lower fraction of an aggregate base course on the new track facility.”

It was the drainage, however, that created one of the biggest logistical challenges, added Rettler. “The existing track sloped from interior to exterior. The proposed design called for reversing this slope so that water drained to the interior. Because of the fixed conditions on both straightaways, the exterior edge of track grade needed to remain fixed. This required lowering the entire infield/athletic field approximately one foot, while lowering the inside edge of the track approximately six inches. Excess material was utilized in reconstruction of a football practice field and a baseball practice field.”

Because local regulations required that the facility’s storm water management plan address storm water runoff rates as well as infiltration and water quality, special plans had be designed to address the perimeter drainage.

Extensive permitting from state and local authorities was required.

A few other significant challenges? Varying

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soil conditions: the track subgrade contained areas of sand and soft clays, according to Rettler personnel. Areas of poor soil quality were evaluated and excavated if necessary, then replaced with imported material. A short timeline compounded the problem, with construction not being able to begin until late May, and needing to be completed by late August in order for the facility to accommodate league play. The weather also played a significant impact, with record amounts of rainfall (seven inches in 10 days).

Not that anything deterred anyone from wanting to use the facility. “In fact,” wrote the Rettler staff, “record rains continued after the completion of the project and the school district received requests for field utilization on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings by adjacent school districts for several weeks in late August.”

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2008 Outdoor Running Track Facility of the Year American Sports Builders Association Running Track and Sports Field Stadium Facility at Middleton High School Middleton, WI Architect/Engineer: Rettler Corporation Stevens Point, WI (Topographic and property survey, site master planning, civil engineering, permitting, landscape architecture, construction management)

Field event equipment: Aluminum Athletic Equipment Co. (Royersford, PA) Track surfacing: Athletic Field Services, Inc. (Gennessee Depot, WI)

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St. Sebastian’s Multi-Sport Athletic Field

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ybrid’ is one of those words getting a lot of air time these days.

‘Green’ is another one. Right now, both of them apply to a school’s athletic facilities – but perhaps not quite in a way that might be expected.

St. Sebastian’s School in Needham, MA, a Catholic independent day school for grades 712, can now boast, among other things, a completely upgraded multi-purpose turf facility. It includes a surprising combination of new and old surfaces – synthetic turf fields designed for baseball and soccer as well as a practice field made of natural grass. The creation of the synthetic fields, meanwhile, might have displaced an enormous amount of topsoil – but in the true spirit of reduce/reuse/recycle, that soil was screened, amended and reused in the renovation of the natural grass fields.

And because the fields are in the school’s ‘front yard,’ or the area that is highly visible, a concerted effort was made to blend everything – fields, spectator areas and more – into the rustic, pastoral, natural setting of the campus.

The success that resulted, in terms of an outstanding athletic facility that is at once environmentally friendly and a visual accomplishment, was sufficient to have the facility named as the American Sports Builders Association’s 2008 Multi-Purpose Turf Facility of the Year.

Stantec, located in Boston, MA, served as architect and engineer on the project, and worked to create a facility that could grow with the school in years to come.

The fields, note Mark Novak, a senior associate of Stantec, have been designed to allow for multiple competitions to occur simultaneously.

“The fields were designed so that three athletic events could be scheduled at the same time,” said Novak. “Additional space was also programmed within the synthetic fields to allow 18

for spectators to watch multiple events simultaneously.”

The facility was also designed to accommodate a future athletic building renovation. The renovated athletic field elevations were established with future construction as well as handicap accessibility in mind.

Stantec worked hard, according to personnel, to preserve the visual character of the facility.

When the school’s administration raised concerns that the fields would take away from the bucolic, rural setting that was an important part of the institution’s character, Stantec created a plan to blend the design of the field with the natural topography of the site. Rather than having permanent and formal seating which would create a jarring visual contrast, spectator seating areas were created by carving terraces into slopes and hillsides adjacent to the fields, allowing the site to maintain its rustic character.

“A sloped natural grass sitting area, in lieu of a formal bleacher, adjacent to the football field allows for spectators to comfortably sit in chairs or on blankets while they view a football or lacrosse game,” says Novak. “This area is also at an elevation which enables spectators to view baseball or soccer game in the distance.”

It was also essential, adds, Novak, to make sure there was no jarring contrast between the natural fields and the synthetic turf. “The synthetic turf fields and natural grass practice field are located on what St. Sebastian’s considers is their front lawn, therefore, special consideration was made to make the synthetic turf fields blend in with the natural grass as well as possible.

Some the design considerations include the particular color of turf, complete irrigation of adjacent lawn areas and painted field lines instead of permanent lines in an attempt to make the fields look more like natural grass.”

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The synthetic turf fields, meanwhile, were created with drainage in the form of a drainage mat/resilient underlayment and trenched laterals connecting into a perimeter drainage system. Another set of channel drains were installed at field edges that abutted slopes in order to collect runoff from natural grass areas.

The St. Sebastian’s facilities work as multipurpose fields in the true sense, balancing not only a variety of sports but an array of issues both ecological and aesthetic.

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Specialty Contractor: Northeast Turf Hue, Inc. (South Portland, ME) Suppliers: Sportsfield Specialties (Delhi, NY); Aluminum Athletic Equipment Co. (Royersford, PA) Surface: FieldTurf Tarkett (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)

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2009 Indoor Schedule compiled by Walter Murphy Send additions and corrections to: wmurphy25@aol.com *-H.S. meet or includes H.S. events, C-College, O-Open #-date not confirmed SOME MASTER SCHEDULES Reggie Lewis Center-Boston, MA www.rltac.com/Schedule/Track/track.html Prince George’s Center-Landover,MD (updated soon) www.pgsportsandlearn.com/track_indoor_meets.html North Carolina H.S. ncpreptrack.net/0708Sked.html#indr Virginia H.S. va.milesplit.us/meets/calendar/2008/indoor NY’s Armory ny.milesplit.us/meets/calendar/2008/Indoor

713-743-9488 1-2

Indiana Relays-Bloomington,IN http://iuhoosiers.com/index.html

1-2

# J.D. Martin Inv. (includes multis) Norman,OK www.soonersports.com/

1-2

# Mountain T’s Inv.-Flagstaff,AZ tinyurl.com/82lpp www.nauathletics.com/sport_index.cfm?sco de=trk

1-2

Northern Iowa Inv.-Cedar Falls,IA 3pm/10:50am http://tinyurl.com/a6j5p

1-2

Rod McCravy Memorial Lexington,KY tinyurl.com/gxv22 Erin Tucker, 859-257-2816 etucker@uky.edu

1-2

Sykes-Sabok Challenge-University Park,PA (Penn State) www.gopsusports.com/home/ 814-863-3146

1-2

UNC Inv. (includes multis)-Chapel Hill,NC, tinyurl.com/yo4css Andrew Allden, allden@uncaa.unc.edu Office 919-962-5195

1-2

VMI Winter Relays-Lexington,VA www.vmikeydets.com/sport_front.asp?sport id=273

1-2

Washington Inv.-Seattle,WA (closed) tinyurl.com/ye3e4s (click on Home Meet Information) Jimmy Bean jbxctf@u.washington.edu

February 1

* 101st Millrose Games Madison Square Garden,NYC Mark Wetmore, 617-536-7030 mark@globalathletics.com

1

Met Intercollegiates-Armory,NYC (multis 1-31 @ Manhattan) www.gojaspers.com

1

Montana State Dual Scoring Inv.-Bozeman,MT www.msubobcats.com/sports.php?sid=tf Dale Kennedy, 406-994-6261 dkennedy@msubobcats.com

1

Rhody Mega Meet-Kingston,RI, 5pm gorhody.cstv.com/index-main.html

1

Tiger Inv.-Greencastle,IN (DePauw) 5pm www.depauw.edu/ath/

1-2

1-2

Air Force Inv.-Colorado Springs,CO (oversized) tinyurl.com/g9wo6 Ralph Lindeman, 719-333-2173 ralph.lindeman@usafa.af.mil

Frank Sevigne Husker Inv.-Lincoln,NE tinyurl.com/86qj3, T. J. Pierce 402-472-6461, tpierce@huskers.com

2

Army@Navy-Annapolis,MD tinyurl.com/rar4f

2

Battle of Beantown-Allston,MA (Harvard) www.gocrimson.com

2

* Colgate Women’s Games Finals Madison Square Garden,NYC www.colgategames.com/ 718-638-8173, www.colgategames.com

2

Dartmouth Classic-Hanover,NH www.lancertiming.com Barry Harwick, 603-646-2540

1-2

1-2

20

Bob Giegengack Collegiate Inv.-New Haven,CT (by invitation only) http://yalebulldogs.collegesports.com/ yaleentries@hotmail.com David Shoehalter, 203-623-6917 Houston Inv.(includes multis) Houston,TX, http://tinyurl.com/yaltgr Theresa Fuqua, tfuqua@mail.uh.edu

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Barry.Harwick@Dartmouth.edu 2

2

Dick DeSchriver Inv.-East Stroudsburg,PA tinyurl.com/22v93m Joe Koch, JKoch@po-box.esu.edu McElligott Inv.-Haverford,PA www.haverford.edu/athletics/Xctfm/index.htm

2

Michigan Intercollegiates (women) Ann Arbor,MI, www.mgoblue.com/

2

St.Lawrence Inv.-Canton,NY www.stlawu.edu/sports/sports.html Mike Howard, 315-229-5883 mhoward@stlawu.edu

2

Thomson Inv.-Newark,DE, C www.udel.edu/sportsinfo/ Jim Fischer 302-831-8846, jfischer@udel.edu

2

Titan Open-Bloomington,IL www2.iwu.edu/sports/index.php

2-3

* Mass. Coaches Inv. Reggie Lewis Center, MA, 9:30am, www.mstca.org/

8

Cornell Pentathlon II-Ithaca,NY www.cornellbigred.com/ Artie Smith, acs1@cornell.edu

8

Liberty Quad-Lynchburg,VA tinyurl.com/yeh3tg, Ken Howell 434-582-2135, kmhowell@liberty.edu

8

Nebraska-Kearney All-Comers www.lopers.com/track/default.htm

8-9

* 7th Annual New Balance Collegiate Inv.Armory,NY 11am-6pm/9am-4pm (Some H.S. events), ny.milesplit.us/ Jack Pfeifer, 212-923-1803 ex 26 armorynyc@earthlink.net

8-9

adidas Classic-Lincoln,NE (U.Nebraska) tinyurl.com/86qj3, T. J. Pierce 402-472-6461, tpierce@huskers.com

8-9

# Albuquerque Classic-Albuquerque,NM 10am, tinyurl.com/yhzsrl

3

* Kent State H.S. Open II http://oh.milesplit.us/ 330-672-8444

8-9

McDonald’s Inv.-Carbondale,IL tinyurl.com/je65j

3

* New Hampshire H.S. State Champ.-Hanover,NH www.lancertiming.com

8-9

Meyo Inv.-Notre Dame,IN tinyurl.com/yg6shs

8-9

4

* Ridgewood Varsity Classic-Armory,NY 4:30-10pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Jacob Brown, track@jacobbrown.com

Valentine Inv.-Boston,Ma(Boston U.) C,O (W-8, 1pm, M-9, 9am) www.bu.edu/track/meets.htm Bruce Lehane, blehane@bu.edu

7

* Cliff Wiley Track Classic-Kansas City,MO (HS, Jr.-HS) http://www.cliffwileytrackclassic.net cwtrackclassic@aol.com

8-9

Virginia Tech Elite Meet Blacksburg,VA (Closed) www.hokiesports.com/itrack/highschool03/

9

Bayou City Classic-Houston,TX http://tinyurl.com/yaltgr Theresa Fuqua, tfuqua@mail.uh.edu 713-743-9488

9

Bob Keck Inv-Bloomington,IL www2.iwu.edu/sports/index.php

9

Bucknell Winter Classic-Lewisburg,PA www.bucknell.edu/x625.xml

9

DePauw Inv.-Greencastle,IN 11am www.depauw.edu/ath/

7-9

* Connecticut H.S. Class Meets New Haven,CT (Hillhouse)

7-8

Mule Relays-Warrensburg,MO (W-7, 2pm, M-8, 10am) tinyurl.com/yl53lt

8

8-9

Appalachian Open (running only-limited field events)-Boone,NC (Appalachian St) www.web.appstate.edu/athletics/varsity.html John Weaver, 828-262-3079 weaverjt@appstate.edu Cornell Open-Ithaca,NY

www.american-trackandfield.com

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Chicagoland Champ.

(W)-Romeoville,IL 5pm

15

Findlay,OH Open C,O athletics.findlay.edu/sports/default.asp?id=9 Mark Arce arce@findlay.edu 419-434-4674

15

Grand Valley State Open Allendale,MI, C 4pm gvsulakers.collegesports.com/

9

Middle Tennessee Valentine Inv.Murfreesboro,TN www.goblueraiders.com/

9

* North Carolina H.S. State Meet Chapel Hill,NC, http://ncpreptrack.net/

9

# Northern Arizona Quad.-Flagstaff,AZ tinyurl.com/82lpp

15

Hoosier Hills Inv.-Bloomington,IN, 4pm http://iuhoosiers.com/index.html

9

Texas Tech Inv.-Lubbock,TX tinyurl.com/urqgl

15

9

Vince Brown Inv.-Newport News,VA (Christopher Newport) athletics.cnu.edu/Sports/track/

Lafayette/Rider Winter Games-Armory,NYC 6-10pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Julio Piazza, 610-330-5481

9-10

10

22

Don Barrett Air Force Open-Colorado Springs,CO C,O (oversized) tinyurl.com/g9wo6 Ralph Lindeman, 719-333-2173 ralph.lindeman@usafa.af.mil

14-16 * Simplot Games-Pocatello,ID www.simplotgames.com 208-235-5604

Northeast Conf.-Prince George’s Complex Landover,MD www.northeastconference.org/ * CHSAA Championships-Armory,NYC 9am-6pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Lou Vazquez, 212-923-1803 ext 14 lou@armorytrack.com

10

LBBW Meeting-Karlsruhe, Germany (IAAF Permit Meeting) www.LBBW-Meeting.de Alain Blondel, ablondel@aol.com

10

R.I.T. Indoor Series-Rochester,NY www.ritathletics.com/ Dave Warth, 585-475-6666 djwatl@rit.edu

10

* USATF Long Island Champ.Brentwood,NY (Suffolk CC) Y,O,M www.long-island.usatf.org/

13

Sprint Night at the Races-Armory,NYC 8-11pm, www.armpryfoundation.org

14

NY Road Runners Club “Thursday Night at the Races”-Armory,NY O 7-10pm www.nyrr.org/nyrrc/org/home.html Ian Brooks, 212-860-4455 ext 241

15-16 # 30th Annual Vandal Inv. (15th)/ McDonald’s, Open(16th), Moscow,ID www.uiathletics.com/ 15-16 Iowa State Classic(Div.I)-Ames,IA www.cyclones.com/ CIhmels@iastate.edu 15-16 Mid-Eastern A.C. Champ. (MEAC)Landover, MD www.meacsports.com/ 15-16 Missouri Southern/Radio Shack Inv.-Joplin,MO, C,O www.mssu.edu/athletics Tom Rutledge, 417-625-9554 Rutledge-T@MSSU.EDU 15-16 Tyson Foods Inv.-Fayetteville,AR www.hogwired.com/ 16

All-Comers Meet-Houston,TX http://tinyurl.com/yaltgr Theresa Fuqua, tfuqua@mail.uh.edu 713-743-9488

16

Atlantic-10 Champ.-Kingston,RI (URI) 9:00am gorhody.cstv.com/index-main.html

16

Carolina Classic-Chapel Hill,NC tinyurl.com/yo4css Andrew Allden, allden@uncaa.unc.edu Office 919-962-5195

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Chicagoland Champ. (M)-Chicago,IL athletics.uchicago.edu/

16

16

* Connecticut H.S. State Meet-New Haven,CT (Hillhouse H.S.) Noon mysportsresults.com

* Vermont H.S. State Meet-Northfield,VT (Norwich Univ.) http://tinyurl.com/wd7g4

16

16

* Delaware H.S. State Meet-Newark,DE www.n5cta.com/

# Wisconsin Open-Madison,WI 3pm www.uwbadgers.com/

16

16

DePauw Classic-Greencastle,IN 11am www.depauw.edu/ath/

# SoonerInv.-Norman,OK www.soonersports.com/ Skip Pickens, 405-325-8205, skip@ou.edu

16

# Gamecock Inv.-Columbia,SC uscsports.collegesports.com/sports /m-track/scar-m-track-body.html stanrosenthal@hotmail.com 803-777-7925

17

* Rhode Island H.S. State Meet-Kingston,RI (URI) 12:30pm

17

* USATF-Ohio Champ.-Ada,OH(Ohio Northern) (21-Masters,Open, 22-Youth) www.usatf.org/assoc/oh/

16

Harvard, Princeton @ Yale New Haven,CT

17

16

Liberty League Champ.-Canton,NYC www.stlawu.edu/sports/sports.html

UW Open -Seattle,WA tinyurl.com/ye3e4s (click on Home Meet Information) Jimmy Bean, jbxctf@u.washington.edu

16

Norwich Union Grand Prix Birmingham,England IAAF Permit Meeting, www.ukathletics.net Ian Stewart, ian5000@ukonline.co.uk

18

* Maine H.S. State Meet-TBA www.sub5.com/emitl/home.htm

16

* Pepsi National Hall of Fame H.S. ClassicArmory,NYC 9am-6pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Lou Vazquez, 212-923-1803ext 14 lou@armorytrack.com

18-21 * Maryland H.S. State (18-19,21) Meet-Prince George’s Complex-Landover, MD, md.milesplit.com/ 21

* Diane Dixon H.S. Inv.-Armory,NYC 9am-3pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Scott Wysota

21

GE Galan-Stockholm IAAF Permit Meeting www.gegalan.se/start/index.cfm?file=start.cf m&Lan_ID=3 Anders Olsson, editor@marathon.se

16

# Pole Vault Stars-Donetsk,Ukraine www.iaaf.org

16

Robert Kane Inv.-Ithaca,NY(Cornell) www.cornellbigred.com/ Artie Smith, acs1@cornell.edu

22

16

Scarlett & Gray Inv.-Columbus,OH www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/

* 105th PSAL Championships-Armory,NY 9:00am-4:00pm, ny.milesplit.us/

22

16

# SE Missouri Inv.-Cape Girardeau,MO gosoutheast.collegesports.com/sports/ctrack/semo-c-track-body.html

Bobcat Open-Bozeman,MT www.msubobcats.com/sports.php?sid=tf Dale Kennedy 406-994-6261 dkennedy@msubobcats.com

16

# Southwest Classic-Flagstaff,AZ tinyurl.com/82lpp

22

Central Missouri Classic-Warrensburg,MO, 11am, tinyurl.com/yl53lt

16

The Husky Classic-Seattle,WA, (Closed) tinyurl.com/ye3e4s (click on Home Meet Information) Jimmy Bean, jbxctf@u.washington.edu

22

Grand Rapids Champ.-Allendale,MI 4pm gvsulakers.collegesports.com/

22

Keogh Inv.-Haverford,Pa www.haverford.edu/athletics/Xctfm/index.htm

16

*# Univ. Kentucky H.S. Inv.-Lexington,KY www.american-trackandfield.com

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Harold Silverston Inv.-Ann Arbor,MI www.mgoblue.com/

22

23

Kansas State Open-Manhattan,KS tinyurl.com/qtx74

23

Kent State Tuneup-Kent,OH http://tinyurl.com/24ask5 330-672-8444

23

Marc Denault Inv.-Ithaca,NY www.cornellbigred.com/ Artie Smith, acs1@cornell.edu

23

Mason-Dixon Conf.-Newport News,VA (Christopher Newport) athletics.cnu.edu/Sports/track/

22

LSU Twilight Inv.-Baton Rouge,LA tinyurl.com/h5ed2 Dennis Shaver, 225-578-1289 shaver@lsu.edu * Massachusetts H.S. State Meet-Reggie Lewis Center-Boston,MA, 4pm-10pm www.mstca.org/meet_results.htm#Indoor

22

Metro Atlantic A.C.(MAAC)-Armory,NYC 6:00pm-10:00pm, ny.milesplit.us/

22

New England Div.III Champ. (M) Medford,MA (Tufts), tuftstrack.com

22

New England Div.III Champ. (W) Northampton,MA (Smith) www.smith.edu/athletics/sports/track/

23

* New Jersey Meet of Champions-Toms River,NJ 10am www.monmouth.com/~scullion/

22-24 Patriot League Champ.-Lewisburg,PA www.bucknell.edu/x625.xml

23

*Penn State H.S. Inv.-University Park,PA www.penntrackxc.com/ Beth Alford-Sullivan, bxa10@psu.edu

23

Princeton Inv.-Princeton,NJ goprincetontigers.collegesports.com/

23

SUNYAC Champ.-Geneva,NY www.sunyac.com/indoortrack/

22-23 America East Champ.-Boston University www.bu.edu/track

23

UNI-Dome Open-Cedar Falls,IA (Northern Iowa) http://tinyurl.com/a6j5p

22-23 Southland Conf.-Houston,TX http://tinyurl.com/2lt395

23

Univ. Chicago Maroon Inv. 11:30am, athletics.uchicago.edu/

22-23 Virginia Tech Challenge Blacksburg,VA, C www.hokiesports.com/itrack/highschool03/

23-24 Big East-Armory,NYC tinyurl.com/2ylrge

22

22

Prairie Wolf Inv.-Lincoln,NE tinyurl.com/86qj3, T. J. Pierce, 402-472-6461, tpierce@huskers.com Wyoming Inv.-Laramie,WY tinyurl.com/yxepvy

22-23 WIAC Champ.-Superior,WI www.uwsuper.edu/athletics/ 22-24 U.S. Indoor Champ.

Reggie Lewis Center, Roxbury,MA www.usatf.org/ 23

23

24

Boilermaker Inv.-West Lafayette,IN purduesports.collegesports.com/ Jack Warner, 765-494-1584 jwarner@purdue.edu Carolina Inv.-Chapel Hill,NC tinyurl.com/yo4css, Andrew Allden allden@uncaa.unc.edu Office 919-962-5195

23-24 Sun Belt Conf.-Murfreesboro,TN www.goblueraiders.com/ 24

CUNY Champs.-Armory,NYC 6-10pm, ny.milesplit.us/

24

* Kent State H.S. Open III http://oh.milesplit.us/ 330-672-8444

24

USATF New Jersey Open & Masters Champ.-Toms River,NJ 732-296-0006, www.usatfnj.org

24

USATF-New England-Allston,MA (Harvard) www.usatfne.org/track/index.html 617-566-7600, office@usatfne.org

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* 71st Eastern States Champ.-Armory,NYC 4:00-10:00pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Mike Glynn, 201-670-2802 Jacob Brown, track@jacobbrown.com

27-28 ECAC Div.III Collegiates Allston,Ma Harvard www.ecac.org 28

NY Road Runners Club “Thursday Night at the Races”-Armory,NY O 7-10pm www.nyrr.org/nyrrc/org/home.html Ian Brooks, 212-860-4455 ext 241

www.emueagles.com/ 29-1

MPSF Champ.(Mt.Pacific Sports Federation)-Seattle,WA tinyurl.com/ye3e4s (click on Home Meet Information) Jimmy Bean, jbxctf@u.washington.edu

29-01 New England Collegiates (M&W)-Boston U. www.bu.edu/track 29-1

North Coast A.C. Champ.

Granville,OH (Denison) www.denison.edu/athletics/wi_stats.html

28-1

ACC Champ.-Chapel Hill,NC www.flashresults.com

29-1

28-1

*# Kent State H.S. Inv.-Kent,OH 330-672-8444

NSIC Champ.-Bemidji,MN tinyurl.com/a76zo

29-1

28-1

Mountain West Conf.-Colorado Springs,CO tinyurl.com/g9wo6

NYSCTC Champ.-TBA www.stlawu.edu/sports/sports.html

29-1

29

* New England H.S. Champ.-Reggie Lewis Center-Boston,MA 4pm-10pm

Rocky Mountain A.C. Champ.-Kearney,NE www.lopers.com/track/default.htm

29-2

29

NYU Fast Track Inv.-Armory,NYC 4-11pm, ny.milesplit.us/ Nick McDonough, 212-998-2051

Southeastern Conf.

Champ.(SEC)-Fayetteville,AR www.hogwired.com

29-1

29

* Virginia H.S. State Meet (AAA) Fairfax,VA (George Mason) http://va.milesplit.com/

Southern Conference Champ.

Clemson,SC www.soconsports.com/

29-1

29-1

Atlantic Sun Champ.-Johnson City,TN www.etsubucs.com/sports/track/

Summit League-Sterling,IL www.wiuathletics.com/

29-1

29-1

Big Sky Conf.-Pocatello,IDisubengals.cstv.com/

29-1

Big South Champ.-Clemson,SC

Western Athletic Conf. (WAC) Nampa,ID (Boise State) www.broncosports.com/SportSelect.dbml?S PID=4066&DB_OEM_ID=9900

29-1

Big-12-Lincoln,NE tinyurl.com/86qj3

March

29-1

CCIW Champ.-Kenosha,WI

29-1

Conference USA-Houston,TX http://tinyurl.com/yaltgr

1-2

Big 10(Men)-Madison,WI

1

* Pennsylvania H.S. State Meet-University Park,PA (Penn State) penntrackxc.com

29-1

GLIAC Champ.-Findlay,OH athletics.findlay.edu/sports/default.asp?id=10

29-1

Mankato,MN

1

* Virginia H.S. State Meet(AA)Lynchburg,Va va.milesplit.com/

29-1

MIAA-Joplin,MO (Missouri Intercollegiates) 2pm/10am www.mssu.edu/athletics

1-2

Big 10 (Women)-Minneapolis,MN

1-2

Centennial Conf.-Haverford,PA www.haverford.edu/athletics/varsityteams.htm

29-1

Mid-American Conf. (MAC)-Ypsilanti,MI

www.american-trackandfield.com

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National Junior College Champ.Charleston,IL www.njcaa.org/

1-2

Heps-Ithaca,NY ivyleaguesports.com/

7-8

1-2

Horizon League Champ.-Kent,OH horizonleague.cstv.com/index-main.html

University A.A.-Cleveland,OH www.case.edu/athletics/varsity/winter/

8

1-2

PSAC-East Stroudsburg,PA www4.esu.edu/athletics/m_sports/trackandf ield/07-08/

Iowa State Last Chance-Ames,IA www.cyclones.com/ CIhmels@iastate.edu

8

1-2

State Farm Missouri Valley Conf.

Cedar Falls,IA

Last Chance Meet-Stevens Point,WI athletics.uwsp.edu/

8

2

George Mason Last Chance-Fairfax,VA gomason.cstv.com/ Andrew Gerard, agerard@gmu.edu (703)993-3285

Univ.Washington Last-Chance-Seattle,WA (Closed), tinyurl.com/ye3e4s (click on Home Meet Information) Jimmy Bean, jbxctf@u.washington.edu

8

2

Seton Hall Open II/Last Chance-South Orange,NJ Field-9:00am, Running-10:30am, www.shupirates.com John Marshall marshajo@shu.edu

Virginia Tech Last Chance-Blacksburg,Va www.hokiesports.com/itrack/ 540-231-5537

8-9

ECAC-Reggie Lewis Center, Roxbury,MA www.ecac.org

8-9

IC4A-Boston,Ma (Boston U.) www.ecac.org

9

R.I.T.Indoor Series.-Rochester,NY www.ritathletics.com/ Dave Warth, 585-475-6666 djwatl@rit.edu

8

* NY State H.S. Champs.

Ithaca,NY(Cornell) ny.milesplit.us/

6-8

MIAC Champ.-Collegeville,MN 6-7/multis; Champ. 7-8

6-8

NAIA Champ.-Johnson City,TN www.naia.org

14-15 NCAA Div.I Champ.-Fayetteville,Ark www.hogwired.com/

7

Arkansas Last Chance QualifierFayetteville,AR http://www.hogwired.com/

14-15 NCAA Div.II Champ.-Mankato,MN www.msumavericks.com/

7

DePauw Qualifier-Greencastle,IN 5pm www.depauw.edu/ath/

7

Front Runner’s Open/Masters-Armory,NYC ny.milesplit.us/

7

LSU Inv.-Baton Rouge,LA tinyurl.com/h5ed2 Dennis Shaver, 225-578-1289 shaver@lsu.edu

7-8

Alex Wilson Inv.-Notre Dame,IN 5pm/10am, tinyurl.com/yg6shs

7-9

IAAF World Indoor ChampionshipsValencia,Spain, www.iaaf.org

7-8

* M-F H.S. Inv.-Findlay,OH Mark Arce, arce@findlay.edu 419-434-4674

14-15 NCAA Div.III Champ.-Ada,OH (Ohio Northern) www.onusports.com/NCAATrack08/index.html 14-16 *National Scholastics.-Armory,NY ny.milesplit.us/ 718-488-5711 15-16 * Nike Indoor Nationals -Landover,MD nikeindoor.nationalscholastic.org/index.php info@nationalscholastic.org 28-30 USATF National Masters Champ.-Reggie Lewis Center-Boston,Ma www.usatf.org/events/2008/USAMastersInd oorTFChampionships/ Steve Vaitones, office@usatfne.org 617-566-7600

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March

*-H.S. meet or includes H.S. events; C-College; O-Open; #-date not confirmed

5

Telstra Melbourne Classic Australia IAAF Grand Prix www.iaaf.org

5-6

26th Annual Chico (Ca.) Multi-Event Classic www.csuchico.edu/athletics/tf/

February 7

Alumni Classic-Claremont,CA, Noon http://tinyurl.com/4s2nvh

6

South Florida Open-Tampa,FL http://tinyurl.com/3rzhw8

7

Cal.St.-Northridge All-Comers, 8:30am http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

6-7

Benny Brown Inv.Fullerton,CA http://tinyurl.com/zrf2q

7

USA X-Country Championships Derwood,MD www.usatf.org/events/2009/USAXCChampi onships/

7

Arizona International-Tucson,AZ www.arizonaathletics.com/ Francesca Green fegreen@email.arizona.edu 520-626-8300

14

Cal.St.-Northridge All-Comers, 8:30am http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

7

Battle of the Beaches V-Wilmington,NC http://tinyurl.com/2ceeye

14

*Winter Sun T&F Meet #2-Clermont,FL (Nat’l Training Center) Check website for events. HS,C,O,M www.usatntc.com/event_track.php Don DeNoon 352-241-7144 ext 4206 noonwalk_99@yahoo.com

7

Cal.St.-Northridge All-Comers 8:30am http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

7

Gator Preview-San Francisco, CA http://athletics.sfsu.edu/women/track-field/

7

*Sacramento H.S. Inv. Sacramento,CA www.hornetsports.com/sports/track/

7

*Texas State H.S. Inv.-San Marcos,TX

7

UNLV Collegiate Classic-Las Vegas,NV http://unlvrebels.cstv.com/

7-8

Jamaica Carifta Trials-Kingston

12

# Southwestern Inv.-Winfield,KS www.sckans.edu/athletics/track-and-field/

21

Cal.St.-Northridge All-Comers, 8:30am http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

28

13th Rossi Relays-Claremont,CA, Noon http://tinyurl.com/4s2nvh

28

Cal.St.-Northridge All-Comers 8:30am http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

28

*Gibson Relays-Kingston,Jamaica www.jaaaltd.com/

28

Pacific Lutheran Open-Tacoma,WA www.plu.edu/athletics/track/index.html

28

Sydney Grand Prix-Sydney, Australia www.iaaf.org

28

Wildcat Relays-Chico,CA www.csuchico.edu/athletics/tf/

28

Willamette Opener-Salem,OR 9:30am http://tinyurl.com/yaosyo 503-370-6803 (o)

12-14 Pt.Loma Nazarene Inv.-San Diego (multis 12-13) www.pointloma.edu/Athletics/TrackField.htm 13

Oxy Distance Carnival-Los Angeles,CA (Occidental) 5:00pm www.oxyathletics.com/landing/index

13-14 Cal.St.-Northridge(Ca.) Relays http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k 13-14 Coastal Carolina Inv.- Conway,SC C,O www.goccusports.com/ Alan Connie-aconnie@coastal.edu phone- 843-349-2904

www.american-trackandfield.com

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14

*Disney’s T&F Showcase-Lake Buena HSVista,FL HS http://tinyurl.com/dooos 407-828-FANS(3267) Florida Atlantic Inv.-Boca Raton,FL http://tinyurl.com/56uzee Entries accepted at www.directathletics.com

14

SCIAC Multi-Duals-Los Angeles,CA (Occidental)10am www.oxyathletics.com/landing/index

17

Collegiate Meet #1-Clermont,FL www.usat-ntc.com/event_track.php Don DeNoon 352-241-7144 ext 4206 noonwalk_99@yahoo.com

20-21 Deacon/Wake Forest Open (include Multis)-Winston-Salem,NC http://wakeforestsports.cstv.com/ 20-21 Dusty Lane Inv.-Spokane,WA (hammer 3-20) http://athletics.spokane.edu/ 20-21 Georgia Relays-Athens,GA http://tinyurl.com/krxgk 20-21 Hurricane Inv.-Coral Gables,FL (U.Miami) http://tinyurl.com/3znaxj 20-21 #Trojan Inv.-Los Angeles,CA (USC) http://tinyurl.com/zq35v 20-21 *Willie Williams Classic/Dave Murray Distance Carnival-Tucson,AZ HS,C,O www.arizonaathletics.com/ Francesca Green fegreen@email.arizona.edu 520-626-8300 21

Baylor/Dr.Pepper Inv.-Waco,TX http://tinyurl.com/ovtbk 254-710-1468

21

Cactus Cup-Kingsville,TX www.javelinaathletics.com/

21

Dick Small Inv.-Defiance,OH 9am http://defianceathletics.com/

19-21 49er Classic(includes multis) Charlotte,NC http://tinyurl.com/rkgqu 704-687-6315

21

Early Bird Inv.-Athens,OH (Ohio U.) http://tinyurl.com/ctrrz

19-20 Angelo State Multi Events-San Angelo,TX http://tinyurl.com/354v76

21

19-20 Cal.St.-Northridge(Ca.) Multis http://tinyurl.com/3kuo8k

Early Bird Relays-Cincinnati,OH http://tinyurl.com/62765t Bill Schnier schniewk@email.uc.edu

21

19-21 Emory Inv.-Atlanta,GA (multis 19-20) www.go.emory.edu/Fans/homepage.htm

Hornet Inv.-Sacramento,CA www.hornetsports.com/sports/track/

21

Humboldt relays-Arcata,CA HS,C,O http://hsujacks.com/

21

Husky Spring Open-Dedham,MA (Northeastern) www.gonu.com/ Sherman Hart s.hart@neu.edu

21

Lynchburg Inv.-Lynchburg,VA C,O www.lynchburg.edu/teams.xml Jack Toms, toms@lynchburg.edu

18-21 *Walt Disney World Inv.-Lake Buena Vista,FL HS,C http://tinyurl.com/dooos 407-828-FANS(3267)

20 20

Bulls Inv.-Tampa,FL (South Florida) http://tinyurl.com/3rzhw8 Husky Preview-Seattle,WA 9am http://tinyurl.com/3wwwa

20-21 Baldy Castillo Inv.-Tempe,AZ C,O (hammer 3-20)http://tinyurl.com/76ao2 602-965-3856 28

20-21 Coastal Carolina Shamrock Inv.-Conway,SC www.goccusports.com Alan Connie aconnie@coastal.edu 843-349-2904

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Navy @ Pt.Loma Nazarene Inv. San Diego,CA www.pointloma.edu/Athletics/TrackField.htm

21

Oregon Preview-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz Michael Reilly, mfreilly@uoregon.edu 541-346-5914

21

Potts Collegiate Inv.-Boulder,CO http://tinyurl.com/ry43l

21

Rhodes Open-Memphis,TN Robert Shankman, 901-843-3950 shankman@rhodes.edu

21

Roanoke (Va.) Inv. http://maroons.roanoke.edu/sports/ Finn Pincus, 540-375-2384 pincus@roanoke.edu

21

Spring Break Classic-Irvine, CA www.flashresults.com/flashwest/index.htm Vince O'Boyle, 949-824-6080

(includes multis) www.winthropeagles.com/ Ben Paxton paxtonb@winthrop.edu 26-28 Florida State Relays-Tallahassee,FL http://tinyurl.com/dkalh 850-644-8922 FSURelays@aol.com 27

Elliston Early Bird Inv.-Lock Haven,PA 1pm http://tinyurl.com/2sdypx Aaron Russell, 570-893-2261 arussell@eagle.lhup.edu

27

Washington Mini-Meet-St.Louis,MO (Closed) http://bearsports.wustl.edu/trackfield/trackfi eld.html

27-28 14th Annual Monmouth Season Opener-West Long Branch,NJ www.monmouth.edu/athletics/ Joe Compagni, 732-571-3676 jcompagn@monmouth.edu

21

Spring Break Open-Albuquerque,NM http://golobos.cstv.com/

27-28 Alex Francis Classic-Hays,KS, C,O www.fhsu.edu/athletics/track/ jkrob@fhsu.edu

21

Spring Opener-Rock Island,IL 12pm (Augustana) www.augustana.edu/athletics/varsity/

27-28 *Allstate Sugar Bowl H.S. Classic-Tad Gormley Stadium-New Orleans,LA www.sugarbowltrackclassic.com/index.php

21

Stockton Inv.-Pomona,NJ http://tinyurl.com/6cgyc8

27-28 Arizona State Inv.-Tempe,AZ (hammer 3-27)http://tinyurl.com/76ao2

21

# Trojan Opener-Ettrick,VA (Virginia State) 12pm, www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp

21

Wabash Relays-Crawfordsville,IN www.wabash.edu/sports/track_field

27-28 # Battleground Relays Fredericksburg,VA(Mary Washington) 3pm/10am www.umw.edu/athletics/sports/track/default.php

21

Morgan State Inv.-Baltimore,MD www.morganstatebears.com/ Neville Hodge, 443-885-3105

21-22 Tribe Open (includes multis) Williamsburg,VA C,O www.tribeathletics.com/ Dan Stimson, 757-221-3397 dgstim@wm.edu 23-24 Linfield Decathlon/Heptathlon McMinnville,OR 9am 25-26 Cal Multis-Davis,CA http://tinyurl.com/2todb9

27-28 Bill Van Horne Inv.-Wheeling,WV (includes multis) www.wju.edu/athletics/tf/main.html Ricky Moore, 304-639-7097 wjuxcracer@comcast.net 27-28 Danny Curran Inv.-Chester, PA (Widener) 4pm/10am http://tinyurl.com/4jujls 27-28 Emory Classic-Atlanta,GA www.go.emory.edu/Fans/homepage.htm 27-28 Fred Hardy Inv.-Richmond,VA, C,O http://tinyurl.com/9l9gq Steve Taylor, staylor7@richmond.edu 804-287-1935

26-28 Winthrop Inv.-Rock Hill,SC www.american-trackandfield.com

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7-way Meet-Easton,PA (Lafayette) http://tinyurl.com/ryymc

27-28 Herschel Neil Decathlon/Ashley Nally Heptathlon-Maryville,MO http://tinyurl.com/366ylx Richard Alsup, ralsup@nwmissouri.edu; Scott Lorek, slorek@nwmissouri.edu

28

# Bobby Lane/UT-Arlington,TX, Open http://tinyurl.com/5qkpqh Wayne Cunnings, 817-272-2367

28

Bryant Inv.- Smithfield,RI www.bryantbulldogs.com/sports/track/index

27-28 *LSU Tiger Relays-Baton Rouge,LA http://tinyurl.com/h5ed2 Dennis Shaver, 225-578-1289 shaver@lsu.edu

28

Collegiate Meet #2-Clermont,FL www.usat-ntc.com/event_track.php Don DeNoon, 352-241-7144 ext 4206 noonwalk_99@yahoo.com

27-28 Raleigh Relays-Raleigh,NC (N.C. State’s new track won’t be ready in time for 2007 http://gopack.com/ 919-515-1112

28

Dick Shea Inv.-West Point,NY http://tinyurl.com/rar4f

28

Eastern Illinois Inv.-Charleston,IL www.eiupanthers.com/

28

Gene and Rose Edmonds Inv.-Rensselaer,IN (St.Joesph’s) 10am www.saintjoe.edu/athletics/

27-28 Spring Classic-Carbondale,IL (So.Ill.) http://tinyurl.com/je65j 27-28 *Stanford Inv.-Stanford,CA (Distance Carnival 3-27 http://tinyurl.com/d2ekx 650-723-2736, stanfordinvite@gmail.com 28 27-28 University of Missouri RelaysColumbia,MO 4pm/9am http://tinyurl.com/bwn6p

Georgia Southern Inv.-Statesboro,GA http://tinyurl.com/5nkruu

28

HastingsBronco Relays-Hastings,NE 9am http://tinyurl.com/yxzdz6

27-28 UT-San Antonio Relays www.goutsa.com/

28

Jim Taylor Inv.-Susquehanna,PA www.susqu.edu/athletics/

27-28 Victor Lopez Bayou Classic-Houston,TX http://riceowls.cstv.com/

28

27-28 VMI/Washington&Lee Inv. (includes multis)-Lexington,VA www.vmikeydets.com/sport_front.asp?sport id=273

Jim Thorpe Inv.-University Park,PA www.GoPSUsports.com/home/ 814-863-3146

28

Maryland Inv.-College Park, MD http://tinyurl.com/9mjd6

28

Oliver Nikoloff Inv.-Cincinnati,OH http://tinyurl.com/62765t Bill Schnier, schniewk@email.uc.edu

28

Pittsburg State/Wendy’s Inv. Pittsburg,KS, 1pm www.pittstategorillas.com/

28

Pt.Loma Nazarene Inv.-San Diego (Closed) www.pointloma.edu/Athletics/TrackField.htm

28

# Rhode Island College Inv. Providence,RI www.ric.edu/athletics/index.html

28

Rocket Team Challenge-Toledo,OH www.utrockets.com/

27-28 Yellow Jacket Inv.(Closed)-Atlanta, GA (Georgia Tech) http://ramblinwreck.ocsn.com/ 404-894-4401 27-29 Alabama Relays(Including multis)Tuscaloosa,Al www.rolltide.com/ Men; rtiffin@ia.ua.edu 205-348-5151 Women; sfowler@ia.ua.edu 205-348-8848 28

30

*25th Pennsylvania Track Classic(H.S.)-Malvern, PA www.penntrackxc.com/ Ron Lopresti, 610-631-5675 (Open to PTFCA members)

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# SF State Distance Carnival San Francisco,CA http://athletics.sfsu.edu/women/track-field/

28

Sioux Falls Open-Sioux Falls,SD www.usfcougars.com/

28

St.John’s Inv.-Collegeville,MN http://tinyurl.com/6nwtx3

28

Towson (Md.) Inv. http://tinyurl.com/5ufapz

1-4

* Jamaica H.S. Championships-Kingston www.jaaaltd.com/

1-4

* Texas Relays-Austin,TX www.texassports.com/ 512-471-9405

2-4

Eastern Illinois Big Blue Classic (includes multis)-Charleston,IL www.eiupanthers.com/

2-4

Jim Click Shootout(Multis 2-3) Tucson, AZ www.arizonaathletics.com/ Francesca Green fegreen@email.arizona.edu 520-626-8300

3-4

UTEP Springtime Inv.-El Paso,TX (Div.I) http://tinyurl.com/426t8o 915-747-6840

44th Colonial Relays Williamsburg,VA C,O www.tribeathletics.com/ Dan Stimson 757-221-3397 dgstim@wm.edu

3-4

Viking Olympics-Rock Island,IL Noon (Augustana) www.augustana.edu/athletics/varsity/

* 65th Pepsi Florida Relays-Gainesville,FL http://gatorzone.com/trackfield/ Norma Peterson 352-375-4683

3-4

Aggie Relays-Greensboro,NC (NC A&T) www.ncataggies.com/Track/home.htm

3-4

Al Manuel Inv.-Missoula,MT www.montanagrizzlies.com/teams/track.stm

3-4

#BYU Cougar Inv.-Provo,UT www.byucougars.com/track_field/

3-4

Duke Inv.-Durham,NC http://www.goduke.com/ OR www.flashresults.com/ 919-681-6890

3-4

Falcon Inv.-River Falls, WI 4pm/10am www.uwrf.edu/sports/trackfield.home.php

3-4

First Chance Inv.-Naperville,IL (Closed) www.northcentralcollege.edu/x8249.xml

3-4

Johnny Mathis Inv.-San Francisco, CA http://athletics.sfsu.edu/women/track-field/

3-4

Liberty Collegiate Inv.-Lynchburg,VA (includes Multis) http://tinyurl.com/yeh3tg Todd Pettyjohn 804-582-2057 track@liberty.edu

3-4

* Mobile Challenge of Champions Mobile, AL www.mobilechallengeofchampions.net/

28

# Trinity College Inv.-Hartford http://athletics.trincoll.edu/landing/index

28

Tufts Snowflake Classic-Medford,MA 10am, http://ase.tufts.edu/athletics/ Kristen Morwick kristen.morwick@tufts.edu

28

28

28

28

28

* Washington Univ. H.S. Inv.-St.Louis,MO http://bearsports.wustl.edu/trackfield/trackfi eld.html Weems Baskin Sprint Relays-Columbia,SC C,O http://tinyurl.com/8e4k3 stanrosenthal@hotmail.com 803-777-7925 Wooster(OH) Inv. athletics.wooster.edu/ Dennis Rice, 330-263-2175 drice@wooster.edu

28-29 California-Nevada Champ.-Los Angeles,CA www.uclabruins.collegesports.com/ 29

Horned Frog Inv.-Ft.Worth,TX http://tinyurl.com/yvcatz

April 1

# Virginia State CIAA Mid-Week ChallengeEttrick,Va (Virginia State) www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp

www.american-trackandfield.com

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Falcon Relays-Bowling Green,OH (Tentative) http://tinyurl.com/333us2

4

Goucher College Classic-Towson,MD http://athletics.goucher.edu/landing/index John Caslin, 410-337-6462 jcaslin@goucher.edu

3-4

Sam Howell Memorial-Princeton,NJ, C,O http://www.goprincetontigers.com/ Fred Samara, samara@princeton.edu

3-4

SEMOtion Inv.-Cape Girardeau,MO (SE Missouri) http://tinyurl.com/ddva2

4

Green & White Inv.-Athens,OH (Ohio U.) http://tinyurl.com/ctrrz

3-4

Tiger Track Classic-Auburn,AL http://tinyurl.com/garty Scott Richardson, richads@auburn.edu.

334-844-9799

4

# Jack Hazen Open-Canton,OH (Malone) www.malone.edu/d32 Charlie Grimes, 330-471-8438 cgrimes@malone.edu

3-4

UCLA Inv.-Los Angeles,CA www.uclabruins.collegesports.com/ Eric Petersen 310-206-8497 ericp@athletics.ucla.edu

4

Jerry Gravel Classic-Westfield,MA www.mascac.com/landing/index

4

Jock’s Nitch/Northwest Open-Maryville,MO http://tinyurl.com/366ylx Richard Alsup ralsup@nwmissouri.edu; Scott Lorek slorek@nwmissouri.edu

4

Marv Frye Inv.-Delaware,OH http://bishops.owu.edu/

4

Mike Poehlein Inv.-West Lafayette,IN http://tinyurl.com/agsl6

4

* Missouri Southern Inv.-Joplin,MO HS,C,O (multis 4-5) www.mssu.edu/athletics Tom Rutledge, 417-625-9554 rutledge-t@mail.mssu.edu

3-4

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Osprey Open-Pomona, NJ (Stockton) http://tinyurl.com/6cgyc8

Willamette Inv. (Distance 4-3)-Salem,OR 4pm/10:30am http://tinyurl.com/yaosyo 503-370-6803

4

2nd Annual Jefferson Cup/Virginia Missouri-Columbia,MO http://tinyurl.com/bwn6p

4

All Idaho Collegiates-Boise,ID http://tinyurl.com/yuuj2z Mike Maynard, 208-426-3657 maynard@boisestate.edu

4

Big Bear Inv.-Springfield,MO (Missouri State) http://tinyurl.com/yqj7v4

4

Mountain vs Beach-Cullowhee,NC http://tinyurl.com/5yyxnr 704-227-7339

4

Bulldog Inv.-Big Rapids,MI www.ferris.edu/htmls/sports/index/ homepage.cfm

4

Northern State Inv.-Aberdeen,SD http://nsuwolvesathletics.com/

4

4

DePauw Inv.-Greencastle,IN www.depauw.edu/ath/

Penn Inv.-Franklin Field, Phila. www.pennathletics.com/

4

4

Don Luy Inv.-Decatur,IL 11am www.millikin.edu/athletics/track/

Pepsi Team Inv.-Eugene,OR, (Closed) http://tinyurl.com/3fufz

4

4

Elmhurst (IL) Inv. C,O 10am http://athletics.elmhurst.edu/mwtrackfield Bob Schultz, 630-617-3151 bobs@elmhurst.edu

Pomona-Pitzer Inv.-Claremont,CA, 10am www.physicaleducation.pomona.edu/ Kirk Reynolds, 909-621-8547 kreynolds@pomona.edu

4

# PSAC East Challenge-TBA

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# PSAC West Challenge-TBA www.rockathletics.com/

5-6

St.John’s Multis-Collegeville, MN http://tinyurl.com/6nwtx3

4

Sacramento Elite-Sacramento,CA www.hornetsports.com/sports/track/

7-9

David Noble Relays-San Angelo,TX (Multis 7-8) http://tinyurl.com/354v76

4

Sam Adams Classic-Spokane,WA (Whitworth) 9am www.whitworth.edu/Athletics/Teams/Track/I ndex.aspx

8

Bison Inv.-Fargo,ND www.gobison.com/

8

Loras Mid-Week Inv-Dubuque,IA C,O www.loras.edu/athletics/ Bob Schultz, 563-588-7491 robert.schultz@loras.edu

4

Shotwell Inv.-Tacoma,WA www.ups.edu/mtrack.xml

4

Southern Ohio Cup-Cincinnati,OH http://tinyurl.com/62765t Bill Schnier, schniewk@email.uc.edu

8

South Carolina State Champ.-Columbia,SC http://tinyurl.com/8e4k3

8

4

Spartan Inv.-East Lansing,MI http://tinyurl.com/sfgcy

Yellow Jacket Inv.-Spearfish,SD http://www.bhsu.edu/Athletics/

8-11

4

# St.Thomas Open-St.Paul,MN www.tommiesports.com/

4

Ted Haydon Inv.-Chicago,IL (U.Chicago) http://athletics.uchicago.edu/

Sea-Ray Relays-Knoxville,TN C,O www.tenntrack.com/main/events/index.html Charles Oliver, 865-974-1226 coliver@utk.edu

9

4

Tom Benich Classic-Greeley,CO C,O http://tinyurl.com/4qd8yl

Carlsbad 5000-Carlsbad,CA www.eliteracing.com/carlsbad.html

9

4

U.Conn. Alumni Inv.-Storrs,CT http://uconnhuskies.com/

Meet of Saints-St.Paul,MN www.tommiesports.com/

9

Texas Tech Twilight-Lubbock,TX http://tinyurl.com/5vaxb5

9-11

Emporia Multis(9-10)/Div.II Challenge Emporia,KS www.emporia.edu/athletics/

9-11

Lee Calhoun Memorial-Macomb, IL (Western Illinois) http://tinyurl.com/yey4g4

9-11

Rafer Johnson/JJK Inv.-Los Angeles,CA 9am each day www.uclabruins.collegesports.com/ Eric Petersen, 310-206-8497 ericp@athletics.ucla.edu

9-11

Spec Towns Inv.-Athens,GA (multis 9-10) http://tinyurl.com/krxgk

10

Big West Challenge-So. Fullerton,CA

10

Lee Krough Inv.-St.Peter,MN 10:30am www.gustavus.edu/athletics/mtr/

4

UCSD Divisional Challenge San Diego,CA http://tinyurl.com/28sw2h 619-534-0328(P&F)

4

Vance Butler Memorial-Sioux Falls,SD (Augustana) www.usfcougars.com/

4

Wildcat Inv. I-Durham,NH http://unhwildcats.com/

4

WIldcat Open-Wayne,NE 11am www.wsc.edu/athletics/track/

5

Cherry Blossom 10-mile-Washington,DC 7:50am, www.cherryblossom.org. info@cherryblossom.org, race hotline, 301-320-3350

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Paris Marathon www.parismarathon.com/marathon/2009/us /index.html Rotterdam Marathon-Holand www.fortismarathonrotterdam.nl/

www.american-trackandfield.com

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# Rowan University Open-Glassboro,NJ www.rowan.edu/sports/ Bill Fritz, 856-256-4683 fritz@rowan.edu

10-11 Washington Univ.S elect Meet-St.Louis,MO (Includes Multis) http://bearsports.wustl.edu/trackfield/trackfi eld.html 11

All-Ohio Div.III Champ.-Delaware,OH http://bishops.owu.edu/

11

Army @ Navy-Annapolis,MD

11

# Boston-Moon Classic-Nashville,TN (Tennessee State) www.tsutigers.com/

11

# Brown Inv.-Providence,RI http://brownbears.cstv.com/

11

Carolina Classic-Chapel Hill,NC http://tinyurl.com/yo4css Andrew Allden, allden@uncaa.unc.edu 919-962-5195

11

Carolinas Champ.-Pembroke,NC

10-11 # Concordia Inv.-Seward,NE http://www.cune.edu/show.asp?durki=269 Kregg Einspahr, 402-643-7333, Kregg.Einspahr@cune.edu

11

Chanticleer Open-Conway,SC www.goccusports.com/ Alan Connie, aconnie@coastal.edu 843-349-2904

10-11 # Golden Ram Inv. West Chester,PA 3pm/11am wcupagoldenrams.olinesports.com/trackfield.php Kevin Kelly, 610-436-2468

11

# Colorado College Inv. Colorado Springs,CO 9am www.coloradocollege.edu/athletics/varsity_ sports/

10-11 * K.T. Woodman Track Classic Wichita,KS (Wichita St.) http://tinyurl.com/2564sb

11

Colorado Inv.-Boulder, CO http://tinyurl.com/ry43l

10-11 * Arcadia H.S. Inv.-Arcadia,CA www.dyestat.com arcadiainvite@aol.com 626-445-7507 10-11 Bison Outdoor Classic-Lewisburg,PA (Bucknell) www.bucknell.edu/x625.xml Kevin Donner, 570-577-1482 10-11 Chicagoland Champ.-Chicago,IL 10-11 Chico Twilight Distance Carnival Chico,CA www.csuchico.edu/athletics/tf/

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10-11 Lou Onesty Inv.-Charlottesville,VA http://tinyurl.com/2phkt8 rjb8q@virginia.edu

Cougar Classic-Edwardsville, IL www.siue.edu/ATHLETIC/

11

10-11 Miami Teamm Challenge-Oxford,OH www.muredhawks.com/ ceronirj@muohio.edu, 513-529-3016

Cumberland, KY Inv. www.ucumberlands.edu/athletics/track/ Floyd Stroud, 606-539-4139

11

# Furman Inv./Blue Shoes HP Inv. 800&1500-Greenville, SC http://tinyurl.com/dx3vv AND NFTL.Net(coming soon) Inv. 800&1500Greg.Harger@IndianaInvaders.com 317-289-4018

11

Gorilla Classic-Pittsburg,KS, 1pm www.pittstategorillas.com/

11

Hampton Relays-Hampton,VA www.hamptonpirates.com/

10-11 * NY City Mayor’s Cup-Icahn Stadium/Randalls Island,NY 3-9pm/9am-6pm www.icahnstadium.org/ 10-11 Seminole Inv.-Tallahassee,FL http://tinyurl.com/dkalh 850-644-8922 10-11 * Taco Bell H.S. Inv.-Columbia,SC http://sc.milesplit.us/ OR www.vikingtrackclub.com/newtaco.htm 34

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* Jim Duncan Inv.-Des Moines,IA www.drakebulldogs.org/ 515-271-2115

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The Dual-Michigan @ Ohio State-Columbus,OH

11

* John Jacobs Inv.-Norman,OK http://tinyurl.com/2nv6ng

11

*# Toledo (OH) H.S. Inv. www.utrockets.com/

11

* Knight Time Inv.-Uniondale H.S.,NY suziekorn@aol.com

11

Tom Botts Inv.-Columbia,MO http://tinyurl.com/bwn6p

11

Lynchburg Track Classic.

Lynchburg,VA, C,O www.lynchburg.edu/teams.xml Jack Toms, toms@lynchburg.edu

11

Travis McKinley Open-Alamosa,CO (Adams State) http://tinyurl.com/e6ujj

11

UTEP Inv.-El Paso,TX (Div.I) http://tinyurl.com/426t8o 915-747-6840

11

Wildcat Inv. II-Durham,NH http://unhwildcats.com/

11

Wildcat Open-Ogden,UT www.weberstatesports.com/

11

Woody Wilson Open-Davis,CA http://tinyurl.com/2todb9

11

Miami Elite-Coral Gables,FL (U.Miami) http://tinyurl.com/3znaxj

11

Montana State Open-Bozeman,MT www.msubobcats.com/sports.php?sid=tf Dale Kennedy, 406-994-6261 dkennedy@msubobcats.com

Sherman Hart, s.hart@neu.edu

11

Mt.SAC Relays Community Coll.-Walnut,CA www.mtsacrelays.com/

11

Nebraska Inv.-Lincoln,NE http://tinyurl.com/2tpyqe

10-11 30th Annual Sun Angel Classic-Tempe, AZ (hammer 4-10)http://tinyurl.com/76ao2 602-965-3856

11

New Jersey Inv.-Ewing,NJ 9am, www.tcnjathletics.com/

10-11 # Ed Adams Inv.-Salinas,CA www.hartnell.edu/athletics/track_and_field/

11

New Mexico Tailwind Inv. Albuquerque,NM http://golobos.cstv.com/

11-13 * Carifta Games (Caribbean Junior Champ.)-St.Lucia

11

Ole Miss Inv.-Oxford,MS http://tinyurl.com/y93vl7

11

Rider Inv.-Lawrenceville,NJ Noon www.rider.edu/174.htm

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Monday Meeting-Jamaica NY (St.John’s) C,O www.redstormsports.com/women/trackandfield Jim Hurt, 718-990-6159 hurtj@stjohns.edu

13-14 Northwest Conf. Champ.

Multis-Tacoma,WA www.ups.edu/mtrack.xml

Saginaw Valley Collegiate Inv. University City,MI www.svsu.edu/athletics/home.html

14

Saginaw Valley State Inv.-University Center,MI, 11am www.svsu.edu/athletics/

# Virginia State CIAA Last-Chance-Ettrick,Va www.vsu.edu/pages/102.asp

14

Wayne State H.S. Inv.-Wayne,NE www.wsc.edu/athletics/track/

Slippery Rock (PA) Inv. www.rockathletics.com/ Solomon Husky Inv.-Dedham,MA (Northeastern) www.gonu.com/

14-15 Holy Cross Decathlon Worcester,MA http://goholycross.cstv.com/

www.american-trackandfield.com

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April 14-15 UWRF Multi Qualifier-River Falls, WI 4pm/10am www.uwrf.edu/sports/trackfield.home.php 15

# Cal-State L.A. Twilight

17-18 All-Ohio Championships-Oxford,OH www.muredhawks.com/ Bill Schnier schniewk@email.uc.edu

15

Tabor Inv.-Hillsboro,KS www.tabor.edu/athletics/

17-18 American Mideast Conf.-Rochester,NY www.roberts.edu/athletics/

15-16 Cal Inv./Mt.SAC Multis Azusa,CA http://apu.edu/athletics/trackandfield/ 16-18 Alumni Gold Baton Rouge,LA (Multis 16-17) http://tinyurl.com/h5ed2 Dennis Shaver, 225-578-1289 shaver@lsu.edu

17-18 * Appalachian Inv.-Boone,NC (HS-18) www.web.appstate.edu/athletics/varsity.html John Weaver, 828-262-3079 weaverjt@appstate.edu 17-18 Auburn Inv.-Auburn,AL http://tinyurl.com/garty Scott Richardson, 334-844-9799 richads@auburn.edu.

16-18 ACC Champ.-Coral Gables,FL http://tinyurl.com/3znaxj

17-18 CIAA Champ.-Petersburg,VA www.theciaa.com/sports/track/index

16-18 * Kansas Relays-Lawrence, KS http://kuathletics.cstv.com/sports/ctrack/kan-c-track-body.html Milan Donley mdonley@ku.edu

17-18 Colonial A.A.-Towson,MD http://tinyurl.com/5ufapz

16-18 New Balance Big South Conf.

Radford,VA www.ruhighlanders.com/ 16-19 * Mt.SAC Relays-Walnut,CA (16[distance], 18[H.S.], 19[invitational]) www.mtsacrelays.com/

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Western Carolina Twilight Inv.-Cullowhee,NC http://tinyurl.com/5yyxnr 704-227-7339

17-18 Cortland Classic-Cortland,NY www.cortlandreddragons.com/ 17-18 Doane Relays-Crete,NE www.doane.edu/Athletics/ 17-18 Eastern Michigan Twilight-Ypsilanti,MI /www.emueagles.com/ 17-18 Friendship and Fredom GamesGreensboro,NC (NC A&T) www.ncataggies.com/Track/home.htm

17

Eastern Kentucky Inv.-Richmond,KY www.track.eku.edu/

17

* Lock Haven (Pa.)Bald Eagle H.S. Inv. 12pm http://tinyurl.com/2sdypx Aaron Russell, 570-893-2261 arussell@eagle.lhup.edu

17-18 Indiana Inv.-Bloomington,IN http://iuhoosiers.cstv.com/index.html

17

Mountaineer Twilight Gunnison,CO www.wscathletics.com/index.asp?path=track

17-18 Indiana Inv.-Bloomington,IN http://iuhoosiers.collegesports.com 812-855-8583

17

Mule Relays-Warrensburg,MO 1pm www.ucmo.edu/athletics/track/

17

Phil Esten Challenge La Crosse Inv. 1pm www.uwlax.edu/athletics/

17-18 John McDonnell Inv. Fayetteville, AR www.hogwired.com

17-18 Greyhound Inv.-Bethlehem,Pa(Moravian) www.moravian.edu/athletics/track/index.htm

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2009 Outdoor Schedule April

18

Capital A.C. Champ.-Fredericksburg,Va www.umw.edu/athletics/sports/track/

17-18 Larry Ellis/Princeton (NJ) Inv. www.goprincetontigers.com Fred Samara, samara@princeton.edu

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# Carleton Relays-Northfield, MN 10am apps.carleton.edu/athletics/?sport=265

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Christopher Newport Blue & Silver Challenge-Newport News,VA www.cnusports.com/

18

Dave Rankin Inv.-West Lafayette,IN http://tinyurl.com/agsl6

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Dick Young Classic-Grinnell,IA 8am, www.grinnell.edu/athletics/ Will Freeman, freemanw@grinnell.edu 641-269-3812

18

Dubuque Spartan Open-Dubuque,IA www.dbq.edu/udathletics/ David Thompson 563-589-3860 dthompson@dbq.edu

17-18 TCU Inv.-Ft.Worth,TX http://tinyurl.com/yvcatz

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Ed Fry Inv.-Indiana,PA http://tinyurl.com/6dojkb

17-18 * Volunteer H.S. Classic-Knoxville,TN www.tenntrack.com/main/events/index.html Charles Oliver, 865-974-1226 coliver@utk.edu

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Elmhurst (IL) Inv. C,O 10am http://athletics.elmhurst.edu/mwtrackfield Bob Schultz, 630-617-3151 bobs@elmhurst.edu

17-18 Widener Inv.-Chester, PA 5pm/11am http://tinyurl.com/4jujls

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Eric Kloiber Metro Inv.-Emmitsburg,MD (Mt.St.Mary’s) www.mountathletics.com/

18

Grand Prix de Dakar-Senegal www.iaaf.org

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Husky Spring Inv.-Storrs,CT http://uconnhuskies.com/

18

Lenny Lyles/Clark Wood Inv. Louisville, KY 10am http://uoflsports.cstv.com/

18

Long Beach (CA) Inv. http://tinyurl.com/84u25

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Mark Faldmo Open Logan, UT (Utah State) http://utahstateaggies.cstv.com/

18

Meet of Champions-Rock Island,IL Noon, (Augustana) www.augustana.edu/athletics/varsity/

17-18 Morgan State Legacy Meet-Baltimore,MD www.morganstatebears.com/ Neville Hodge, 443-885-3105 17-18 * New York Relays Icahn Stadium/Randall’s Island,NY 4-9pm, 9am-7pm www.icahnstadium.org/ College/Open Lauren Primerano jprimerano@aol.com 17-18 Old Dominion Athl. Conf.-Lexington,VA www.wlu.edu/x11.xml 17-18 Sioux City (Ia.) Relays

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115th Big Meet Cal @ Stanford http://tinyurl.com/d2ekx

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* 33rd Annual Father Judge RelaysPhiladelphia (Gold watches for first place) http://pa.milesplit.us/ Tim Ginter 215-338-9494 ext 1115

18

Al Manuel Inv.-Missoula,MT www.montanagrizzlies.com/teams/track.stm

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All-American Meet East Stroudsburg,Pa C www4.esu.edu/athletics/index.cfm Joe.Koch@po-box.esu.edu

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Bucknell Team ChallengeLewisburg,PA(Closed) www.bucknell.edu/x625.xml Bulldog Limited-Athens,GA http://tinyurl.com/krxgk

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Michael Johnson Classic-Waco,TX http://tinyurl.com/ovtbk 254-710-1468

18

Minot State Open.-Minot,ND www.minotstateu.edu/track/ Stu Melby, 701-858-3268

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Mountaineer/Mohegan Inv.-Morgantown,WV www.msnsportsnet.com/page.cfm?sport=wtrack Tonya McKelvey, 304-293-2300 ex576

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# U.Rochester (NY) Inv. www.rochester.edu/athletics/

22-25 * 100th Drake Relays-Des Moines,IA www.drakerelays.org/ 515-271-2115 22-25 Clarence Robison Inv.-Provo,UT (Multis 22-23) www.byucougars.com/track_field/ 23

Nebraska-Kearney Twilight-Kearney,NE, 2pm www.lopers.com/track/default.htm U.S. Olympic Training Center Inv.-Chula Vista,CA

18

Pacific Lutheran Inv.-Tacoma,WA www.plu.edu/athletics/track/index.html

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18

Puma Inv. Rensselaer,IN (St.Joesph’s) 10am www.saintjoe.edu/athletics/

23-24 Glenn Morris Multis-Ft.Collins,CO (Colorado St) http://tinyurl.com/7clct

18

Sparky Adams Inv.-Berea,OH (Baldwin-Wallace) 10am www.bw.edu/athletics/otf/

23-25 Hillsdale Gina Relays (Incl. Multis)Hillsdale,MI www.hillsdale.edu/Chargers/

18

SUNY-Brockport “Golden Eagle” Inv. C,O http://www.brockport.edu/athletics/ Mark Krueger, mkrueger@brockport.edu 585-395-5353

23-25 * Penn Relays-Philadelphia, PA (Multis 4-21,22) www.thepennrelays.com/ 215-898-6145

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Texas Twilight-Austin,TX www.texassports.com 512-471-9405

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UCLA @ Oregon(Men)-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz

* Bill Williams/ Bob Laptad Invitational-Joplin,MO www.mssu.edu/athletics Tom Rutledge, 417-625-9554 rutledge-t@mail.mssu.edu

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# Wilmington (OH) Inv. www2.wilmington.edu/athletics/index.cfm

24

# Denison(OH) Big Red Inv. www.denison.edu/athletics/

19

St.Louis Marathon, 7am www.gostlouis.org/marathon.html Brian Lyons, balyons@charter.net

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Hastings Last Chance-Hastings,NE 2pm http://tinyurl.com/yxzdz6

20

113th Boston Marathon www.baa.org

24

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Cobber Twilight-Moorhead,MN www.mnstate.edu/athletic/

Kip Janvrin Open-Indianola,IA Noon www.simpson.edu/storm/

24

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* Tom Tellez Inv.Houston,TX HS,C,O http://uhcougars.cstv.com/index-main.html

Sioux Falls Inv.-Sioux Falls,SD www.usfcougars.com/

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Macalester Twilight-St.Paul,MN 5pm, www.macalester.edu/athletics/ Old Fashion Track Meet-Naperville,IL 4pm(Closed) www.northcentralcollege.edu/x8249.xml

24-25 Brutus Hamilton Inv.-Berkeley, CA http://tinyurl.com/dzjla 24-25 Double Dual w/Arizona/ No.Arizona-Tempe,AZ http://tinyurl.com/76ao2

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April 24-25 Golden State A.C. Champ.-San Diego,CA http://gsacsports.org/wordpress/?page_id=13 24-25 GSAC-San Diego,CA www.pointloma.edu/Athletics/TrackField.htm 24-25 Northwest Conf. Champ.-Forest Grove,OR 10:30am/2pm 24-25 Ohio Athletic Conf.(OAC) Ada,OH (Ohio Northern) www-new.onu.edu/athletics/wtrack

Loras Open-Dubuque,IA C,O www.loras.edu/athletics/ Bob Schultz, 563-588-7491 robert.schultz@loras.edu

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MASCAC/Alliance Champ.-Westfield,MA www.mascac.com/landing/index

25

Montana State Open-Bozeman,MT www.msubobcats.com/sports.php?sid=tf

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Mountaineer Open-Gunnison,CO www.wscathletics.com/index.asp?path=track

24-25 Oregon Relays-Eugene,OR HS,C,O http://tinyurl.com/3fufz Michael Reilly, mfreilly@uoregon.edu 541-346-5914

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NEWMAC Champ.-So.Hadley,MA, 10am www.newmacsports.com/landing/index

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24-25 SCIAC Champ.-Los Angeles,CA (Occidental) 2pm/1pm www.oxyathletics.com/landing/index

Paul Kaiser Collegiate Shippensburg,PA www.shipraiders.com/

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24-25 Southern Conference-Statesboro,GA http://tinyurl.com/5nkruu

Red Flash Open-Loretto,PA www.francis.edu/AthleticsHome.htm

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SIU-Edwardsville,IL, Twilight www.siue.edu/ATHLETIC/

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* Sooner Inv.-Norman,OK http://tinyurl.com/2nv6ng

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# Southwestern Relays-Winfield,KS www.sckans.edu/~track/

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Stan Lyons Inv.-Indianapolis,IN (Butler) http://tinyurl.com/2u5zb2

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Tommy “Tiny” Lister Classic Fullerton,CA www.flashresults.com/flashwest/

24-25 Triton Inv.-San Diego,Ca (UCSD) 10am each dayhttp://tinyurl.com/28sw2h 619-534-0328(P&F) 24-25 WVIAC Multis-Wheeling WV (Wheeling Jesuit) www.wju.edu/athletics/tf/main.html 25

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HCAC Champ.-Terre Haute,IN www.rose-hulman.edu/sports/track.htm

25

25

Jack Christensen Inv.-Ft.Collins,CO (Colorado St.) http://tinyurl.com/7clct

Troy University/Coach O Inv.-Troy,AL www.troytrojans.com/ Bob Lambert, rlambert@troy.edu

25

U.Mass. Inv.-Amherst,MA

25

Lehigh Games-Bethlehem,PA www.lehighsports.com/sports/track/ Matt Utesch, 610-533-0847

25

Wisconsin Private College Champ.

Waukesha,WI http://athletics.cc.edu/teams.asp

25

Lions’ Inv. (hammer throw on 4-24)-Ewing,NJ 9am www.tcnjathletics.com/

25

Wisconsin-Oshkosh Open,11am www.titans.uwosh.edu/

25

* Lock Haven (Pa.) H.S. Classic 8am http://tinyurl.com/2sdypx

25-26 DAC Multis.-Jamestown, ND www.jc.edu/athletics/athletic.php

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30-1

MIAC Multis Northfield,MN (Carleton) Noon apps.carleton.edu/athletics/?sport=265

25-26 North Coast A.C. Multis-Oberlin,OH 11am/11am www.oberlin.edu/athletic/

30-2

CCAA Champ.-Los Angeles,CA (Chico State) www.csuchico.edu/athletics/tf/

25-26 University A.A. Champ.-Pittsburgh,PA

30-2

Mid-Eastern Conf.-Greensboro,NC www.meacsports.com/

26

Big Red Inv.-Ithaca,NY (Cornell) www.cornellbigred.com/

26

Flora London Marathon www.london-marathon.co.uk/

May

26

Nebraska Open-Lincoln,NE http://tinyurl.com/2tpyqe

1

25th Toledo (OH) Inv. www.utrockets.com/

26

St.John’s Inv.-Collegeville, MN http://tinyurl.com/6nwtx3

1

26

Yale Collegiate Springtime Inv.-New Haven,CT http://yalebulldogs.collegesports.com/ yaleentries@hotmail.com Mark Young, 203-432-1405

38th Annual Pelluer Inv.-Cheney,WA (East.Wash.) http://goeags.cstv.com/ Stan Kerr, skerr@mail.ewu.edu 509-359-2376 or Marcia Mecklenburg mmecklenburg@mail.ewu.edu 509-359-2426

26-27 MIAA Multi Champ.-Maryville,MO http://tinyurl.com/366ylx

1

Arkansas Twilight-Fayetteville,AR www.hogwired.com

26-27 NSIC (Northern Sun) Multi-Event-Aberdeen,SD (Northern State) http://tinyurl.com/pzzrx

1

Bronco Twilight-Boise,ID http://tinyurl.com/yuuj2z Mike Maynard, 208-426-3657 maynard@boisestate.edu

26-27 # NYSCTC Multis-Ithaca,NY http://tinyurl.com/re96x

1

28

Rolex Classic.

Northfield,MN (St.Olaf) 4pm www.stolaf.edu/athletics/

Causeway Classic-Sacramento,CA (Sacramento St.) www.hornetsports.com/sports/track/

1

29

J.Fred Duckett Rice Twilight-Houston,TX http://riceowls.cstv.com/

Houston Twilight-Houston,TX http://uhcougars.cstv.com/index-main.html

1-2

*# Alabama H.S. State Meet (4A-6A) Troy University www.ahsaa.com/

1-2

Badger Open-Madison,WI www.uwbadgers.com/

30

Liberty Twilight -Lynchburg,VA http://tinyurl.com/yeh3tg Ken Howell, 434-582-2135 kmhowell@liberty.edu

1-2

30

Mean Green Twilight-Denton,TX www.meangreensports.com/

CCIW Champ.-Kenosha,WI www.carthage.edu/athletics/mens/track/

1-2

30

Oliver Jackson Open-Abilene,TX C,O www.acu.edu/sports/track.html

Claremont Classic Multis-Claremont,CA 1pm/1pm, http://tinyurl.com/4s2nvh

1-2

30-1

GLIAC Champ.-Hillsdale,MI www.hillsdale.edu/athletics/

Don Kirby Memorial-Albuquerque,NM http://golobos.cstv.com/

www.american-trackandfield.com

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WVIAC Champ.-Wheeling,WV www.wju.edu/athletics/tf/main.html Big East-Villanova,PA http://tinyurl.com/2wcxe9

1-2

* Florida H.S. State Meet(1A-2A)-Winter Park (3A-4A April 25-26) www.fhsaa.org/tr/

1-3 1-3

Centennial Conference-TBA

1-2

Howard Wood Dakota Relays Sioux Falls,SD www.goaugie.com/

1-3

Horizon League Champ.-Lisle,IL

1-3

* Louisiana H.S. State Meet-Baton Rouge, http://www.lhsaa.org/

1-2

Iowa Intercollegiate A.C. (IIAC) Multis-Pella,IA (Central) www.central.edu/athletics/

1-3

NCCAA Champ.-Marion,IN www.iwuwildcats.com/

1-2

Jesse Owens Inv.-Columbus,OH www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/ HP races: Greg.Harger@IndianaInvaders.com 317-289-4018

1-3

PSAC Champ.-Millersville,PA www.millersvilleathletics.com/

2

Cornell Inv.-Ithaca,NY www.cornellbigred.com/

2

CUNY Championships-Icahn Stadium, Randall’s Island,NY www.icahnstadium.org/

2

Delaware Inv.-Newark,DE www.bluehens.com/sportsinfo/ Jim Fischer, 302-831-8846 jfischer@udel.edu

2

Front Range Classic Boulder, Co (Colorado) http://tinyurl.com/ry43l

2

George Mason Spring Inv.-Fairfax,VA http://gomason.cstv.com/ Abigi Id-Deen, aiddeen@gmu.edu 703-993-3231

1-2

Mason-Dixon Conf.-Frostburg,MD www.frostburgsports.com/

1-2

New Englands/Div.III-TBA

1-2

North Coast A.C.-Oberlin,OH 12pm/10am www.oberlin.edu/athletic/

1-2

Ohio Valley Conf.-Richmond,KY www.ovcsports.com/

1-2

*# Oklahoma H.S. State Meet (1A-4A)-TBA www.ossaa.com/

1-2

Patriot League-West Point,NY http://patriotleague.cstv.com/

1-2

Princeton Elite-Princeton,NJ www.goprincetontigers.com/ Fred Samara, samara@princeton.edu

2

Georgia @ Georgia Tech-Atlanta,GA http://ramblinwreck.ocsn.com/ 404-894-4401

1-2

Steve Scott Inv.-Irvine,CA http://ucirvinesports.cstv.com/sports/c-track/ or www.flashresults.com/flashwest/index.htm Vince O'Boyle, 949-824-6080

2

Great Plains A.C.-Yankton,SD www.gpacsports.com/

2

Jamaica International-Kingston www.iaaf.org, Howard Aris landoice96@yahoo.com

1-2

SUNYAC Champ.-Oneonta,NY

2

1-2

UCLA @ USC-Los Angeles,CA http://tinyurl.com/zq35v

1-2

WIAC Champ-Oshkosh,WI, Noon/9am www.titans.uwosh.edu/

Lock Haven Qualifier.-Lock Haven,PA 10am, http://tinyurl.com/2sdypx Aaron Russell, 570-893-2261 arussell@eagle.lhup.edu

2

Meet of the unSaintly-St.Paul,MN www.hamline.edu/hamline_info/athletics/in dex.html

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Mississippi Open.-Oxford,MS http://tinyurl.com/y93vl7

2

Nebraska Tri-Lincoln,NE http://tinyurl.com/2tpyqe T. J. Pierce, 402-472-6461 tpierce@huskers.com

2

New Jersey Collegiates-Glassboro,NJ www.rowanathletics.com/

2

Northeast-10 Lowell,MA http://tinyurl.com/6br6hw

Fred Samara, samara@princeton.edu 5

Smoky Mountain Twilight Knoxville,TN (Men) www.tenntrack.com/main/events/index.html Charles Oliver, 865-974-1226 coliver@utk.edu

6

Utah Twilight-Salt Lake City,Utah http://tinyurl.com/2w57nw kkepler@huntsman.utah.edu

6-9

*# Arizona H.S. State Meet-Mesa,AZ www.aiaonline.org/ www.aiaonline.org/athletics/brackets.php

2

Pacesetter Inv.-Terre Haute,IN http://tinyurl.com/47ezou

2

Payton Jordan U.S. Open-Stanford,CA http://tinyurl.com/d2ekx, 650-723-2736 paytonjordaninvite@gmail.com

7

Ft.Hays Qualifier-Hays,KS C,O www.fhsu.edu/athletics/track/ jkrob@fhsu.edu

2

Washingon State Washington-Seattle,WA http://tinyurl.com/3wwwa

7-8

Charger Classic-Hillsdale,MI www.hillsdale.edu/athletics/

7-8

Washington State Washington-Seattle,WA

Dr.Keeler Inv.-Naperville, IL www.northcentralcollege.edu/x8249.xml

7-9

Lone Star Conf.-Kingsville,TX www.javelinaathletics.com/

7-9

* 42nd Glenn D. Loucks Games (H.S.)-White Plains,NY www.loucksgames.org/

7-9

* Georgia H.S. State Meet (Boys)-Jefferson,GA (Girls May 14-16) www.ghsa.net/

7-9

National Junior College Champ.

(Div.III)-Alfred,NY http://njcaa.org/

7-9

New Englands-Amherst,MA

8

6-Lane Last Chance-Arcata,Ca (Humboldt State) http://hsujacks.com/ Sandy Moran, sjm58@humboldt.edu

8

Billy Hayes Inv.-Bloomington,IN http://iuhoosiers.collegesports.com 812-855-8583

8

# Concordia Twilight-Seward,NE www.cune.edu/show.asp?durki=269 Kregg Einspahr, 402-643-7333, Kregg.Einspahr@cune.edu

2 2-3

America East-Binghamton,NY

2-3

Atlantic 10 Championships-Charlotte,NC

2-3

Great Lakes Valley Conf.(GLVC) Indianapolis,IN

2-3

MAAC(Metro Atlantic)-Lawrenceville,NJ Rider, www.rider.edu/174.htm

2-3

Mid-America(MIAA) Champ.-Joplin,MO www.mssu.edu/athletics

2-3

Northeast Conference-Monmouth,NJ www.gomuhawks.com

3

Duke Twilight-Durham,NC www.goduke.com/ www.flashresults.com/ 919-681-6890

3

Long Island Marathon-East Meadow,NY www.thelimarathon.com/

3

New Jersey Shore Marathon-Long Branch,NJ, www.njmarathon.org/

3-5

Rocky Mountain A.C.-Alamosa,CO http://tinyurl.com/e6ujj

5

Broadmeade Inv.-Princeton,NJ www.goprincetontigers.com/

www.american-trackandfield.com

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DAC Champ.-Madison,SD www.departments.dsu.edu/athletics/

8-9

Orange & Purple Classic-Clemson,SC http://tinyurl.com/6nka6x

8

IAAF Super Grand Prix-Doha,Qatar www.iaaf.org

8-9

Seminole Twilight-Tallahassee, FL C,O http://tinyurl.com/dkalh 850-644-8922

8

Ken Shannon Inv.-Seattle,WA http://tinyurl.com/3wwwa

8-9

Vandal Jamboree-Moscow,ID www.govandals.com/

8

Sacramento State Open-Sacramento,CA www.hornetsports.com/sports/track/

8-10

Southland Conf.-Nacogdoches,TX http://tinyurl.com/ybybjt

8

Sioux Falls Last Chance-Sioux Falls,SD www.usfcougars.com/

8-10

Sun Belt Conf.-Murfreesboro,TN www.goblueraiders.com/index.cfm

8

Tom Gage Classic-Bozeman,MT www.msubobcats.com/sports.php?sid=tf

9

8

UNC Open-Chapel Hill,NC http://tinyurl.com/yo4css Andrew Allden, allden@uncaa.unc.edu 919-962-5195

California Invitational Relays-Sacramento,CA (Site of 2000/2004 Trials) www.modestorelays.org/

9

Campbell/Wright Open-Akron,OH http://tinyurl.com/zd785

9

Emporia State Twilight Qualifier-Emporia,KS www.emporia.edu/athletics/

9

Georgia Inv.-Athens,GA http://tinyurl.com/krxgk

9

Golden Knight Twilight-Orlando,FL http://ucfathletics.cstv.com/sports/w-track/

9

*# Hartford (Ct.) Public Inv. www.mysportsresults.com/ Lindy Remigino, 860-666-1008 860-561-4098

8-9

Big West Multi-Events Irvine,CA (Other events 15-16) www.flashresults.com/flashwest/

8-9

* Florida H.S. State Meet (3A-4A) Winter Park (1A-2A May 1-2) www.fhsaa.org/tr/

8-9

Iowa Intercollegiate A.C. (IIAC) Champ.-Pella,IA (Central) www.central.edu/athletics/

8-9

Len Paddock Inv.-Ann Arbor,MI www.mgoblue.com/

8-9

Midwest Conf. Champ.-Waukesha,WI www.midwestconference.org/outdoortrack/

9

Japan GP-Osaka IAAF World Athletics Tour, www.iaaf.org

8-9

* Mississippi H.S. State Meet-Pearl,MS http://misshsaa.com

9

8-9

* New Mexico H.S. State Meet(A,AA) Albuquerque,NM (3A-5A May 15-16) www.nmact.org/

Joetta Clark Twilight Inv. Knoxville,TN (M&W) www.tenntrack.com/main/events/index.html Charles Oliver 865-974-1226 coliver@utk.edu

8-9

NSIC Champ. (Northern Sun)-Wayne,NE www.wsc.edu/athletics/track/

9

8-9

NYSCTC- Canton,NY www.stlawu.edu/sports/sports.html

Ken Foreman/Ken Shannon Inv.-Seattle,WA www.spufalcons.com/

9

8-9

*# Oklahoma H.S.

New Captains�s Classic-Newport News,VA athletics.cnu.edu/Sports/track/index.html

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NY City Last Chance Meet-Icahn Stadium/Randall’s Island,NY 4-11pm http://tinyurl.com/2fdzc3 Lauren Primerano, jprimerano@aol.com

9

Ohio U. Open-Athens,OH http://tinyurl.com/ctrrz

9

Oregon Twilight-Eugene,OR C,O http://tinyurl.com/3fufz Michael Reilly, mfreilly@uoregon.edu 541-346-5914

9

# Oxy Inv.-Eagle Rock,CA 10am http://departments.oxy.edu/athletics/track/in dex.html Derek Turbin, dturbin@oxy.edu 323-259-2609

9

Penn State Open-University Park,PA www.GoPSUsports.com/home/ 814-863-3146

9

Rsm Open-Ft.Collins,CO(Colorado St.) http://tinyurl.com/7clct

9

* Sooner Twilight-Norman,OK http://tinyurl.com/2nv6ng

9

UAlbany Spring Classic-Albany,NY 11:30am www.ualbanysports.com/ Roberto Vives, 518-442-3064

9

Ward Haylett Inv.-Manhattan,KS http://tinyurl.com/qtx74

9

Wisconsin Twilight-Madison,WI, 2pm www.uwbadgers.com/

9

Wisconsin-Oshkosh Open, 4pm www.titans.uwosh.edu/

9-10

22nd Multistars-Desenzano del Garda,Italy (IAAF World Combined Events Challenge) www.iaaf.org

9-10

Heps-Philadelphia,PA http://ivyleaguesports.com/

9-10

MIAC-Northfield,MN www.miac-online.org/

9-10

Pac-10 Multis-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz

10

Mountaineer Last Chance-Gunnison,CO www.wscathletics.com/index.asp?path=track

10

South Dakota Open-Vermillion,SD 2pm www.usdcoyotes.com/sports/track/

11

Tuppeny Inv./Last Chance Meet Swarthmore,PA www.swarthmore.edu/x1228.xml

12-15 Gregory Inv. (Multis 5-12/13) Naperville,IL www.northcentralcollege.edu/x8249.xml 13-16 Big Sky Champs.-Missoula,MT (multis 13-14) 13-16 Mountain West Conf.-Laramie,WY http://tinyurl.com/3ls3dt 13-16 Western Athletic Conference-Logan,UT http://utahstateaggies.cstv.com/ 14

Willamette Last Chance Qualifier-Salem,OR http://tinyurl.com/yaosyo 503-370-6803 (o)

14-15 ECAC Div.III Champ.-Springfield,MA http://www.spfldcol.edu/homepage/athletics .nsf/home 14-16 Mid-American Conference-Akron,OH http://tinyurl.com/zd785 14-16 * Arkansas H.S. Meet of Champions Hot Springs www.angelfire.com/ar/atca/index.html www.ahsaa.org/track%20page.htm 14-16 * Colorado H.S. State Meet-TBA www.chsaa.org/ www.chsaa.org/sports/track/track.asp?page =track 14-16 Conference USA-Tulsa,OK 14-16 * Georgia H.S. State Meet (Girls)-TBA (Boys May 7-9) www.ghsa.net/ 14-16 Great West Conf.-Houston,TX http://tinyurl.com/657avs 14-16 * Idaho H.S. State Meet-Boise,ID www.idhsaa.org/ 14-16 State Farm Missouri Valley Champ.

Terre Haute,IN http://tinyurl.com/47ezou

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May 14-16 Summit League Champ.-Cedar City,UT 14-17 SEC Champ.-Gainesville,FL http://gatorzone.com/trackfield/ 15

Cardinal Twilight-Louisville, KY http://uoflsports.cstv.com/

15

Last Chance Twilight Qualifier-Rock Island,IL (Augustana) www.augustana.edu/athletics/varsity/

15

St.Lawrence Last Chance-Canton,NY www.stlawu.edu/sports/index.html

15-16 *Arkansas H.S. State Meet-Various Sites www.angelfire.com/ar/atca/index.html www.ahsaa.org/track%20page.htm

15-17 Big-10 Champ.-Columbus,OH www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/ 15-17 Big-12 Champ.-Lubbock,TX http://tinyurl.com/5vaxb5 15-17 IC4A/ECAC-Princeton,NJ www.lancertiming.com 16

* Eddy Meet-Schenectady,NY www.schenectadypba.com/ Larry Cottrell, 518-388-6547

16-17 Pac-10 Champ.-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz 17

15-16 Atlantic Sun Champ.

Jacksonville,FL www.atlanticsun.org/

adidas Track Classic-Carson,CA Visa/Golden Spike Tour Mark Wetmore, 617-536-7030 mark@globalathletics.com

17

Aggie Last Chance-Greensboro,NC www.ncataggies.com/Track/home.htm

15-16 Big West-Fullerton,CA http://tinyurl.com/2af4df

17

Carolina Classic-Chapel Hill,NC http://tinyurl.com/yo4css Andrew Allden allden@uncaa.unc.edu 919-962-5195

15-16 * Delaware H.S. State Meet Camden,DE www.n5cta.com/ 15-16 Georgia Tech Inv.-Atlanta,GA http://ramblinwreck.ocsn.com/ 404-894-4401 15-16 *# Hawaii H.S. State Meet-TBA http://tinyurl.com/28l3hc 15-16 * New Mexico H.S. State Meet(3A-5A)Albuquerque (1A,2A May 8-9) www.nmact.org/ 15-16 * North Carolina H.S. State Meet(1A/15, 3A/16)-TBA (2a, 4A on 5-22/23) ncpreptrack.net/ 15-16 * Oregon H.S. State Meet(1A-3A)Monmouth 22-23/3A-6A/Eugene www.osaa.org/track/ 15-16 * South Carolina H.S. State Meet-Columbia, www.schsl.org/ 15-16 * Texas H.S. State Meet-Austin www.uil.utexas.edu/athletics/track_field/

18-22 * Tennessee H.S. State Meet Murfreesboro www.tssaa.org/ 20

# Big Thrower Meet-Salinas,CA www.hartnell.edu/athletics/track_and_field/

20-21 IAAF World Combined Events Challenge Ratingen,Germany, www.iaaf.org 21-23 * Illinois H.S. State Meet(Girls) Charleston,IL (Boys May 28-30) www.ihsa.org/ 21-23 * Iowa H.S. State Meet-Des Moines,IA www.iahsaa.org/ 21-23 * Maryland H.S. State Meet-TBA www.runningmaryland.com/ 21-23 NAIA Champ.-Edwardsville,IL http://naia.cstv.com/sports/m-otrack/specrel/052307aaa.html 21-23 National Junior College Champ.(Div.I)-Hutchinson,KS http://njcaa.org/

15-16 * Utah H.S. State Meet-Provo 50

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www.usat-ntc.com/event_track.php Don DeNoon, 352-241-7144 ext 4206 noonwalk_99@yahoo.com 23

Tucson Elite Throwers Classic-Tucson,AZ www.arizonaathletics.com/ Francesca Green fegreen@email.arizona.edu 520-626-8300

22-23 * Alaska H.S. State Meet-Lathrop H.S. www.asaa.org

24

Brazil (IAAF) Grand Prix-Belem, Brazil www.cbat.org.br/

22-23 * Kentucky H.S. State Meet Lexington,KY (U.Ky) www.khsaa.org/track/

25

Bolder Boulder 10k Road Race-Boulder, CO www.bolderboulder.com/site3.aspx

21-23 * Wyoming H.S. State Meet-Casper www.whsaa.org/

22-23 * Missouri H.S. State Meet(1A-2A) Jefferson City (3A-4A May 29-30) http://mo.milesplit.us/ 22-23 * Nebraska H.S. State Meet-TBA www.nsaahome.org/tr.php

28-30 *# Great Southwest Classic Albuquerque,NM (Multis 29-30) www.greatsouthwesttrackandfieldclassic.com/ and www.dyestat.com

22-23 * Nevada H.S. State Meet-Las Vegas,NV nevada.ihigh.com/

28-30 * Illinois H.S. State Meet (Boys) Charleston,IL (Girls May 21-23) www.ihsa.org/

22-23 * North Carolina H.S. State Meet (2A/22, 4A/23)-TBA www.ncpreptrack.net/

29-30 * Kansas H.S. State Meet-Wichita,KS www.kshsaa.org/TRACK/tfstate.html

22-23 * North Dakota H.S. State Meet Bismarck, http://ndhsaa.com/

29-30 * Missouri H.S. State Meet (3A-4A)Jefferson City (1A-2A May 22-23) http://mo.milesplit.us/

22-23 * Oregon H.S. State Meet(4A-6A) Eugene; 15-16/1A-3A/Monmouth www.osaa.org/track/

29-30 * Montana H.S. State Meet--AA/B-Kalispell, A/C-Butte, www.mhsa.org/

22-23 * Pennsylvania H.S. State Meet (AA-AAA)-Shippensburg www.piaa.org/sports/track/x and http://pa.milesplit.us/ 22-23 * West Virginia H.S. State Meet Charleston, http://tinyurl.com/gxull 22-24 * BAYTAF Classic--Clearwater,FL Age-Group (14 and younger) www.baytaf.org/ snate8@hotmail.com 813-232-8788 23

* CHSAA Champ.-Icahn Stadium Randall’s Island,NY 9am-5pm, www.armorytrack.com

23

Florida TC Classic Clermont,FL, O,M,Y 9am

29-30 NACAC Combined Events Champ.

Cuba (North America-Central America) www.nacac.sportcentric.com/ 29-30 NCAA Div.I East Regional-Greensboro,NC http://tinyurl.com/5jbcv7 29-30 NCAA Div.I Mid-East RegionalLouisville,KY http://uoflsports.cstv.com/ 29-30 NCAA Div.I Midwest Regional Norman,OK, http://tinyurl.com/2nv6ng 29-30 NCAA Div.I West Regional-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz 29-30 * New Hampshire H.S. Class Champ.

TBA, www.lancertiming.com 29-30 * South Dakota H.S. State Meet-Various SItes www.sdhsaa.com/athletics/track/trackmain.asp

www.american-trackandfield.com

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* New Jersey All-Group (State Meet)-So.Plainfield,NJ www.monmouth.com/~scullion/

29-30 * Virginia H.S. State AAA Meet Newport News, va.milesplit.com/

5

Pennsylvania Distance Classic-West Chester,PA (800 and up plus shot put/discus) www.hendersontrackxc.com.

Kevin Kelly, 610-436-2468

5-6

38th Washington H.S. Combined Events Champ.-Lake Stevens H.S. www.wastatedecahept.com/ State_Deca-Hept/Welcome.html

5-6

* California H.S. State Meet-Clovis www.dyestatcal.com/

29-30 * Washington H.S. State Meet-Tacoma (2A-4A), www.watfxc.com 30

30th USA/Freihofer’s Women’s 5k Albany,NY, www.freihofersrun.com/

30

IAAF Race Walking Challenge Krakow,Poland, www.iaaf.org

30

* Michigan H.S. State Meet-TBA www.mhsaa.com/games/index.html http://runmichigan.com/

30

*# Mid-America H..S. Mile-Adrian,MO http://mo.milesplit.us/

5-7

CISM Military World Games-Sofia, Bulgaria www.cism-milsport.org/eng/welcome.html

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*# Portland Track Festival-Portland,OR http://tinyurl.com/3cftlf

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* Indiana H.S. State Meet-Bloomington,IN (Boys-5, Girls-6) www.ihsaa.org/

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* Reebok Grand Prix-Randall’s Island,NY www.reebokgrandprix.com/ Mark Wetmore, 617-536-7030 mark@globalathletics.com

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* Minnesota H.S. State Meet-St.Paul,MN www.mshsl.org/mshsl/activitypage.asp?act num=422

5-6

*# Ohio H.S. State Meet-Columbus,OH www.ohsaa.org/sports/tf/default.asp

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* Wisconsin H.S. State Meet-LaCrosse www.wiaawi.org/

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* 23rd Annual New Jersey International T&F Meet- Bob Roggy Memorial Field at Holmdel (N.J.) H.S., HS,C. O www.shoreac.org/ Elliott Denman, 732-222-9080 elliottden@aol.com

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*# Boys & Girls Eastern Inv.-Iona Prep, New Rochelle,NY www.http://ny.milesplit.us/.com Jan Mitchell, 914-632-0714

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* Golden South H.S. Classic-Orlando,FL www.goldensouth.com/default.aspx Andy Warden, 407-877-1155

30-31 Hypo Meeting-Gotzis, Austria (IAAF World Combined Events Challenge) www.meeting-goetzis.at/english/anavig /main.htm 30-31 * Santa Barbara,CA, Multis HS,O,M http://tinyurl.com/yx5cly David Kuderka, dkuderka@dphs.

805-968-2541 x353 30-31 USATF Arizona Assn. Champ.

Mesa,AZ Y,O,M www.usatf.org/assoc/az/

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Various Sites www.mysportsresults.com

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*# Maine H.S. State Meet-TBA

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*# Massachusetts H.S. State Meet -TBA www.miaa.net/ www.coolrunning.com

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*# Rhode Island H.S. State Meet-Providence www.ritca.com/

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USATF Florida Assn. Champ.

Clermont,FL All age groups, 9am www.usat-ntc.com/event_track.php Don DeNoon, 352-241-7144 ext 4206 noonwalk_99@yahoo.com

Primo Nebiolo Memorial Turin,Italy www.memorialprimonebiolo.org/enterpage. aspx info@memorialprimonebiolo.org

12-13 * New York H.S. State Meet Cicero-North H.S. www.armorytrack.com OR www.tullyrunners.com

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* Vermont H.S. State Meet-Various Sites http://bsdweb.bsdvt.org/~pdvorak/tfweb/

12-13 * NY City Empire Games Trials Icahn Stadium, Randall’s Island,NY www.armorytrack.com coachvaz@aol.com

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IAAF World Combined Events Challenge-Arles,France, www.iaaf.org

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Prefontaine Classic-Eugene,OR www.preclassic.com Tom Jordan, 541-687-1989 tjordan@nwevent.com

* Golden West Inv.-Folsom,CA Folsom H.S. www.goldenwestinvitational.org/ 916-983-4622

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* Midwest Distance Gala-Lisle, IL www.midwestdistancegala.com/

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* New England H.S. Champ.

Burlington,VT cnesspa.ezstream.com/ www.coolrunning.com

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*# New England H.S. Championships-TBA

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* PSAL Champ.-Icahn Stadium/Randalls Island,NY (NY City public schools) 9:00am-6pm, www.armorytrack.com

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*# Connecticut H.S. Open Champ.

New Britain,CT www.mysportsresults.com

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Josef Oldozil Memorial-Prague,CZE www.iaaf.org, Miroslav Sevcik miroslav.sevick@libinst.cz

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# USATF New England Champ.

Cambridge,MA (TBA) www.usatfne.org/track/index.html

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Olympic Meeting-Thessaloniki,Greece www.iaaf.org

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Victoria Int’l Classic-Victoria, BC www.trackclassic.com/ Brent Fougner Ph: 250-721-8408 Fax: 250-721-8956 bfougner@uvic.ca

68th ISTAF ‘09-Berlin,Germany www.istaf.de/start.php?lang=en Gerhard Janetzky/Peter Stastny mailbox@istaf-berlin.de

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Harry Jerome Inv. Burnaby, British Columbia www.harryjerome.com/ marek_jedrzejek@hotmail.com

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Indiana USATF Champ.-Indianapolis,IN www.inusatf.org/ 812-237-4044

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Abbotsford Int’l Classic-Abbotsford British Columbia http://international.valleyroyals.org /index.htm Gerry Swan, gswan@uniserve.com

10-13 NCAA Div.I Championships Fayetteville,AR www.hogwired.com 12

Kajaks Int’l Classic Richmond,British Columbia www.kajaks.org/events/kajaksinternational.htm Richard Collier rmcollier@telus.net

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* Atascadero (CA) All-Comers date tentative http://206.169.104.10/atascadero/index.html Harry Marra, 805-462-0306

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IAAF Grand Prix-Ostrava, CZE http://tinyurl.com/pfaoq sekretariat@ceskasportovni.cz

* USATF Youth Athletics Champ.Ypsilanti,MI http://tinyurl.com/5t5gwm 317-261-0500

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18-20 * Nike Outdoor Nationals-Greensboro,NC www.nationalscholastic.org/nikeoutdoor/ info@nationalscholastic.org

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Aileen Meagher Int’l Classic Halifax,Nova Scotia http://athleticscanada.com/main.asp

20-21 IAAF World Combined Events Challenge Ratingen,Germany, www.iaaf.org

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* Atascadero (CA) All-Comers date tentative http://206.169.104.10/atascadero/index.html Harry Marra, 805-462-0306

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24-28 * USATF Senior & Junior Champ.-Eugene,OR SENIORS: http://tinyurl.com/6dtn68 JUNIORS: http://tinyurl.com/6q46xb 317-261-0500

Bislett Games/Oslo, Norway www.bislettgames.com/english/index.html Sven Arne Hansen sah@bislettalliansen.no

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CAC Senior Champo.

Cuba (Central America & Caribbean) www.nacac.sportcentric.com/

25-28 Canadian Senior Champ.-Toronot http://athleticscanada.com/main.asp

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Madrid Int’l-Spain www.iaaf.org Jose Luis de Carlos, jdecarlos@rfea.es

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Peachtree 10k Road Race Atlanta,GA www.atlantatrackclub.org/at02000.htm

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Int’l-Budapest,Hungary

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Znamensky Memorial-Tula, Russia www.iaaf.org

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27-28 * Delaware State Games Wilmington,DE www.delawaresports.com/

* Atascadero (CA) All-Comers date tentative http://206.169.104.10/atascadero/index.html Harry Marra, 805-462-0306

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28-30 Int’l High Jump Meeting Eberstadt,Germany www.hochsprung-eberstadt.com/

IAAF World Youth ChampionshipsBressanone,Italy http://iaaf.org/wyc09/index.html

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USATF Masters Champ.-Oshkosh,WI http://tinyurl.com/5jby4f Rolland Ranson, 207-581-1077 rolland.ranson@umit.maine.edu

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* Atascadero (CA) All-Comers date tentative http://206.169.104.10/atascadero/index.html Harry Marra, 805-462-0306

25-28 U.S. Championships-Eugene,OR http://tinyurl.com/3fufz 26-28 Jamaica National CHampionships Kingston, www.iaaf.org Howard Aris, landoice96@yahoo.com 27

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*4th Annual Cliff Wiley Classic Kansas City,KS (ages 7-18) www.cliffwileytrackclassic.net/ cwtrackclassic@aol.com , 913-484-5861

EAA Permit Meeting Lille/Villeneuve,France www.meetinglillemetropole.com/

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Golden Gala-Rome,Italy www.goldengala.it/index.eng.php Luigi D’Onofrio, gigi@sarionline.it

24-26 * Russell E. Blunt East Coast H.S. Inv.-Durham,NC (Duke) www.durhamstriders.com/

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Boilermaker 15k-Utica,NY http://boilermaker.com/

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Int’l-Barcelona, Spain

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Athens Grand Prix-Athens, Greece ww.iaaf.org

Meeting Herculis-Monte Carlo www.herculis.com/_herculis/herculis.php?l g=en

15-25 FISU World University Games-Belgrade, Serbia

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* USATF Junior Olympics-Greensboro,NC http://tinyurl.com/5jzx38

17-19 Canadian Junior Championships Prince Edward Island http://athleticscanada.com/main.asp

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Hershey’s Games-Hershey,PA www.hersheystrackandfield.com/meet/keydates.aspx

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DN Galan-Stockholm, Sweden www.dngalan.com/main/lang-en Rajne Soderberg meetingdirector@dngalan.com

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* Pan-American Junior Championships-Tobago Past Winners(through 2005) www.gbrathletics.com/ic/paj.htm

17-18 USATF Club Champ.-Icahn Stadium Randall’s Island,NY, www.usatf.org Greg Harger 317-289-4018 18

* 23rd Annual Cliff Wiley Classic-Baltimore,MD (ages 7-18) www.cliffwileytrackclassic.net/ cwtrackclassic@aol.com 913-484-5861

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Gaz de France-Paris/St.Denis, France www.athle.gdfsuez.com/en/meeting_2008/ Gerard Rousselle gerard.rousselle@psdac.com

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Night of Athletics-Heusden,Belgium www.kbcnacht.be/

18-25 * ESPN RISE Sports Festival Lake Buena Vista,FL (Disney) http://tinyurl.com/dooos 407-828-FANS(3267) 20

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Gugl Meeting-Linz, Austria www.gugl-meeting.at/eng/index.php Percy Hersch office@gugl-meeting.at * Atascadero (CA) All-Comers date tentative http://206.169.104.10/atascadero/index.html Harry Marra 805-462-0306

22-26 * Empire State Games-Binghamton,NY (Info updated shortly) www.empirestategames.org/summer/default .asp 24-25 Norwich Union British Grand Prix-London, England, www.ukathletics.net Ian Stewart, ian5000@ukonline.co.uk

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Nutmeg State Games-Danbury,CT www.nutmegstategames.org/ www.usatf-ct.org/trackfield/trackfield.htm

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AAU Junior Olympics-Des Moines,IA Multis 8-1/2 www.aaujrogames.org/trackfield.php

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Falmouth (Ma.) Road Race (Mile/7.1 miles) www.falmouthroadrace.com/

15-29 Canada Games-Prince Edward Island (T&F during 2nd week) www.2009canadagames.ca/en/ 15-23 IAAF World Championships Berlin, Germany http://iaaf.org/WCH09/index.html

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Weltklasse-Zurich,Switzerland IAAF Golden League www.weltklasse.ch/en/index.html

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NYC Half-Marathon Presented by NIKE, 7:30am http://nyrr.org/races/2008/nychalf/index.asp

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Norwich Union British GP Gateshead England, IAAF Grand Prix www.ukathletics.net/ Ian Stewart ian5000@ukonline.co.uk

Real-Berlin Marathon Berlin, Germany www.scc-events.com/events/berlin_ marathon/2009/

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# Chicago Marathon-Chicago,IL www.chicagomarathon.com/

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IAAF World 1/2-Marathon Championships Birmingham,England http://iaaf.org/whm09/index.html

November Septembr 4

Van Damme Memorial Brussels,Belgium www.memorialvandamme.be Wilfried Meert wilfried.meert@memorialvandamme.be

ING NYC Marathon www.nyrr.org/nyrrc/org/home.html

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NCAA Div. II X-C Regionals

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NCAA Div. III X-C Regionals (TBA)

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NCAA Div. III Championships (TBA)

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NCAA Div. II Championships

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NCAA Div. II Championships Slippery Rock (PA) University

Athletissima Lausanne,Switzerland www.athletissima.ch Jacky Delapierre info@athletissima.ch

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NCAA Div. I Championships Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN Mike Williams 812-237-4161 Mwilliams73@isugw.indstate.edu

12-13 IAAF World Athletics Final Thessaloniki,Greece http://iaaf.org/waf09/index.html

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Manchester Road Race-Manchester,NH www.manchesterroadrace.com/

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Int’l-Rieti, Italy www.rietimeeting.com Sandro Giovannelli sandrogiovannelli@hotmail.com

IAAF Race Walking Challenge Final Saransk,Russia, www.iaaf.org

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USATF’s 2008 Annual Meeting

by Mark Winitz Reno, Nev., December 3 - 7 — With the USOC demanding a major restructuring of USA Track & Field -- and threatening a funding cutoff or even decertification as the sport’s National Governing Body -- USATF held its 30th Annual Meeting here. And, in its most significant action since the breakup of the AAU in 1978, USATF gave enough ground to satisfy the USOC while holding on to its essence as a grassroots-based organization.

In the process, USATF’s membership (1) discovered it has a new CEO with powerful skills as a negotiator and conciliator and (2) elected a new President from three candidates who hold deep roots within the organization.

Few of the 1,000-odd USATF delegates attending the five days of meetings at Reno’s Silver Legacy Resort and Casino were willing to contest the USOC’s asserted control over Olympic sports (via the Amateur Sports Act of 1978). In fact, displaying remarkable unity, the multi-faction organization put aside turf battles and focused instead on common ground. The sweeping restructuring package approved by the delegates – by acclamation, with little opposition -- included a new, streamlined Board of Directors, which could be in business as early as February or March, 2009.

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them. The result was a comprehensive slate of reforms that deftly satisfied the USOC’s requirements, abated (for the most part) the concerns of USATF’s many constituent groups, and incorporated modern business practices emphasizing corporate responsibility and accountability.

“This was a historic vote, culminating reorganization efforts that had their roots as far back as the mid-1980s,” Roe said. “It is about improving this organization.”

For several years, the USOC has pressed USATF to restructure, while USATF, with its varied constituencies, struggled with the USOC’s initial one-size-fits-all approach for tightening up NGBs. But, following several key USOC concessions, USATF delegates in Reno seemed to embrace their organization’s reform measures—or, at least give them a chance.

“Our membership … has given us the tools to reinvent USATF, becoming more responsible, responsive, and professional,” Logan said after the reform package passed.

Since his hiring last July, Logan has understood that USATF’s unique organizational nature is largely responsible for the sport’s success. On one hand, USATF is a membershipbased organization driven by the time and commitment of volunteers. On the other, it is a professional organization that oversees and ensures the professional aspects of the sport.

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Report involved. The organization’s restructuring takes these singular aspects into account. Only time will tell whether the new structure will foster them.

The key measures approved are: Board/Committee Restructuring • The USATF Board is reduced in size from 31 to 15, as follows: USATF’s elected President, one member nominated by each of USATF’s Divisions (High Performance, Long Distance Running, General Competition, and Youth), one nominated by USATF’s Officials Committee, one nominated by USATF’s Coaching Advisory Committee, three U.S. “international” athletes, three “independent” members, one member to represent USATF’s “Article 5-E” member organizations (currently: NCAA, NFSHSA, NAIA, NJCAA, RRCA, and Running USA), and one place for USATF’s IAAF Council member.

USATF’s Board voted down a motion for each of the 5E organizations to have 1/6th of a vote (fractional voting privileges) on the new Board after Logan commented that the USOC had rejected this proposal during his discussions with them.

• The Board elects its own Chair. If the USATF President (who will continue to be popularly elected by USATF’s general delegation of volunteers) is not elected as Chair, the President is named as the Vice Chair. This gives the Board the authority to elect its own leader while ensuring the continuation of a popularly elected

President to represent the interests of USATF’s volunteer sector. In addition to sitting on the Board, the President presides over the Annual Meeting and nonboard committees, and leads a Volunteer Council (see below), Logan explained at a Board meeting in Reno: “For all the membership-related issues, [the President] is popularly elected to represent the membership side of the endeavor.

That is a very important person to the overall [functionality] of the organization. And, in no case will the President be ranked lower than number two [on the Board]. But there may be times and places for the other side of the equation—when a smaller, leaner government (composed of professionals) is necessary for guiding the professional sport at the board level. That’s our sport’s decision to make. It’s a pragmatic approach, and the USOC wants it.”

Logan admitted the “it took a fair amount of salesmanship” by USATF to get the USOC’s approval on this issue since they prefer a small board composed entirely of independent individuals.

• No Board member may serve on any other standing USATF national or USATF association committee, subcommittee, council, or any other elected or appointed body of USATF during the term of office (except the President, who Chairs the Volunteer Council). This complies with a USOC stipulation that USATF’s Board members must be “independent” from the organization.

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Report (selected by USATF constituent groups) makes all Board member selections, including the three independent seats. For constituent-based seats, each constituent group with a seat on the Board provides the Panel with at least three names as potential candidates for their respective seat. This occurs at the annual meeting when there is an applicable open Board seat. The Panel selects the Board members to ensure competence, and reasonable ethnic and gender diversity. The Board may, by a two-thirds vote of its total membership, reject any selection made by the Panel and instruct the Panel to make a substitute selection.

• Divisions and committees continue to elect/select their own Chairs, although now division and sport committee Chairs are elected/selected as nominees subject to Board approval. The President appoints the Chairs for committees that do not elect/select Chairs.

• A Volunteer Council is established which serves as a source of reference, opinion, and advice to the USATF Board and national office about current or contemplated USATF policies. The Council is composed of the USATF President, most recent past President, committee and division Chairs, the IAAF Council member, a representative from each of USATF’s “Article 5-E” member organizations, and U.S. active athletes.

• The establishment of a Youth Athletics Division replaces the Youth Athletics Committee, which had been operated within USATF’s General Competition Division.

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Administrative/ National Office Changes • USATF’s High Performance Plan, as developed by the High Performance Committee, will be implemented by USATF staff accountable to the CEO. Previously, the High Performance Division Chair was responsible for maintaining and implementing the plan. The Plan centers on maximizing U.S. athletes’ performances in international Athletics competition in Olympic events.

• National team staffs will be submitted by the relevant selection and/or sport committees to the CEO for screening, and to the Board for final approval. Once approved, a team staff will be accountable to the CEO. Essentially, top brass are now involved in the process (they weren’t before) to minimize occasional team staff problems that have occurred.

“There have been some nightmares...some coaches who have been detrimental to athletes on our teams (in the past),” admitted High Performance Division Chair Fred Finke.

• The national office, in conjunction with the relevant sport committee, will supervise USATF National Championship site selection. The amended regulation now specifically involves the CEO in awardmaking decisions for national championships. The concerned sport committee must now recommend all national championship awards to the CEO for approval.

• USATF’s Board will continue to approve USATF’s annual budget. The CEO will be responsible for all financial disbursements.

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Report Additional Annual Meeting Highlights Former world-class hurdler Stephanie Hightower was elected as USATF’s new President for a four-year term. Hightower succeeds two-term President Bill Roe. Don’t be surprised if the well-respected Roe, who received a standing ovation at the meeting’s closing general session, is selected for an “independent” slot on USATF’s new Board.

Hightower most recently chaired USATF’s Women’s Track & Field Committee, and retires from USATF’s “old” Board following an eight-year stint. She defeated outgoing USATF V.P. Dee Jensen, and former V.P. (and national champion race walker) Bob Bowman.

Hightower pledged to work for judicious governance and business policies, interconnectivity, new partnerships, and meaningful change.

Numerous USATF committee elections resulted in several new committee chairs: Sue Humphrey (Women’s Track & Field), Virginia Brophy Achman (Women’s LDR), Karen Krsak (Associations), Len Krsak (Officials), Jon Drummond (Athletes’ Advisory).

CEO Logan’s remarks at the meeting’s closing general session laid out aggressive goals for USATF during the next seven years, which he

labeled “Project 30 and Beyond”: 30 clean medals in London, a $30 million budget by 2012, increasing USATF membership by 30 percent, and hosting the 2015 World Outdoor Championships.

“We are now poised to go forward together for the common good,” Logan added. “We need to retake our rightful place as a major American sport which incidentally participates in the Olympics, rather than being seen solely as an NGB.” Who knows, USATF might discover during the journey that a non-profit sports organization run as a top-down professional business by competent professionals isn’t a bad idea.

And perhaps the USOC will learn—as many international sports turn “professional” on their fields and in their front offices—that a thriving base of “amateur” athletes and sports administrators (in the form of dedicated volunteers) are essential for the health of sports such as track and field, long distance running, and race walking.

MARK WINITZ is a longtime writer for AMERICAN TRACK & FIELD. He sits on USATF’s national Men’s Long Distance Running Executive Committee and Law & Legislation Committee. He has attended every USATF Annual Meeting since 1989.

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Coaches Advisory Committee Notes USATF’s 48-member Coaches Advisory Committee (CAC), composed of youth, high school, college, and USATF club coaches and national coaches’ organizations, addressed the following issues: • USATF Registered Coaches Program/Zero Tolerance. CAC continued to work out details for the program that would formally register coaches of USATF athletes— and ban coaches who test positive for prohibited drugs. Under the program, USATF registered coaches would undergo a background check, including USATF “clearance” from egregious behavior related to illegal doping; but details such as legalities and an appeals process are still being examined. USATF already requires its youth coaches to undergo criminal background checks.

“We feel that coaches need to come under the same tough scrutiny (related to doping) that athletes do,” said CAC chair Terry Crawford. “Implementation of Zero Tolerance as it pertains to coaches has been on the back burner, but we’re looking forward to bringing it to completion.”

• Funds for Coaches to Attend the USATF Meeting. CAC submitted a budget request to fund travel for selected coaches—particularly young coaches at all levels with financial constraints—to USATF’s Annual Meeting, The request for $ 3-4K in 2009 was deferred for consideration by USATF’s Board in February ’09 at the

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U.S. Indoor Championships. If approved, the travel funding would be added to CAC’s 2009 budget of $6K. • USATF/USTFCCA Collaboration. CAC is encouraging USATF and the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association to mutually explore how to better promote the sport. It also wants the two organizations to coordinate the timing of its their meetings. (USTFCCA’s 2008 Annual Convention, held in Phoenix, began a week after USATF’s Annual Meeting ended—a stretch for many coaches who would have liked to attend both).

• Strategic Planning. CAC will develop a four-year strategic plan to guide its activities. The committee’s advisory role extends to all USATF policies and all matters relating to coaches. Bob Fraley of Cal State, Fresno will head strategic planning.

IAAF Projects. “We are eager to include our U.S. coaches in more IAAF projects,” said Crawford. “We’re talking to the Chair of the IAAF Coaches Committee to make sure we’re included in all their activities. We had good representation this past summer.”

— Mark Winitz More information of interest to coaches can be found in the Coaches Resources section of USATF’s web site at www.usatf.org/groups/Coaches

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Directory IAAF Email: All email correspondence should be addressed to info@iaaf.org, with the name of the recipient and object of the email in the Subject line.

Communications/PR: Jill Geer jill.geer@usatf.org Website: Katie Landry katie.landry@usatf.org

Postal: Postal: International Association of Athletics Federations 17 rue Princesse Florestine, BP 359 MC98007 Monaco Tel: (+377) 93 10 8888 Fax: (+377) 93 15 9515 For matters regarding the Foundation: International Athletic Foundation Stade Louis II Avenue Prince Héréditaire Albert MC 98000 Monaco Tel: 377-92-05-70-68 Fax: 377-92-05-70-69

USATF Member Services: membership@usatf.org Clubs: Kristina Hervey kristina.hervey@usatf.org Sanctions: Carmen Triplet carmen.triplet@usatf.org Merchandise/Publications: Jed Cornforth jed.cornforth@usatf.org Junior Olympics: Liz Turner Suscha liz.turner@usatf.org Elite Athletes: Sariyu "Beka" Suggs sariyu.suggs@usatf.org Junior Athletes: Duffy Mahoney duffy.mahoney@usatf.org Coaching Education: Shayna Sangster shayna.sangster@usatf.org Officials Certification: Jim Flanik jpflanik@aol.com Anti-Doping: Melissa Beasley melissa.beasley@usatf.org Associations: Andy Martin andy.martin@usatf.org 64

USA Track & Field 132 E. Washington St., Suite 800 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Tel: 317-261-0500; Fax: 317-261-0514

NCAA Email: pmr@ncaa.org

Postal: The National Collegiate Athletic Association 700 W. Washington Street P.O. Box 6222 Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6222 Phone: 317/917-6222; Fax: 317/917-6888 All Packages: The National Collegiate Athletic Association 1802 Alonzo Watford Sr. Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46202

STATE ASSOCIATIONS Alabama High School Athletic Association P.O. Box 242367 Montgomery, AL 36124-2367 Phone: 334-263-6994; Fax: 334-387-0075 E-mail: Staff@AHSAA.com www.ahsaa.com Alaska School Activities Association, Inc. 4048 Laurel St. #203 Anchorage, AK 99508 Phone: 907-563-3723 Fax: 907-563-3739 or 907-561-0720 www.asaa.org Arizona Interscholastic Association, Inc. 7007 North 18th Street Phoenix, AZ 85020-5552 Phone: 602-385-3810;

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Directory Fax: 602-385-3779 Email: rhalbach@aiaonline.org (Ron Halbach) www.aiaonline.org California Interscholastic Federation 1320 Harbor Bay Parkway, Suite 140 Alameda, CA 94502 Phone: 510-521-4447; Fax: 510-521-4449 Email: Halharkness@yahoo.com (Hal Harkness) www.cifstate.org Colorado High School Activities Association 14855 E. 2nd Avenue Aurora, CO 80011 Phone: 303-344-5050 (Tara McIntire) Fax: 303-367-4101 Email: pangelico@chsaa.org (Paul Angelico) http://chsaa.org/ Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference, Inc. 30 Realty Drive, Cheshire, CT 06410 Phone: 203-250-1111; Fax: 203-250-1345 Email: amalafronte@casciac.org (Ann Malafronte) www.casciac.org Florida High School Activities Association Robert W. Hughes FHSAA Building 1801 NW 80th Blvd Gainesville, FL 32606 Phone: 352-372-9551; Fax: 352-372-9086 Email: syoung@fhsaa.org (Shanell Young) www.fhsaa.org Georgia High School Association P. O. Box 271 Thomaston, GA 30286-0004 Phone: 706-647-7473; Fax: 706-647-2638 Email: ghsa@ghsa.net www.ghsa.net

Hawaii High School Athletic Association P.O. Box 62029 Honolulu, HI 96839 Phone: 808-587-4495 Email: amemiya@hhsaa.org (Keith Amemiya) www.sportshigh.com Idaho High School Activities Association 8011 Ustick Road P.O. Box 4667 Boise, Idaho 83711 Phone: 208-375-7027; Fax: 208-322-5505 Email: wolfd@idhsaa.org (Diane Wolf) www.idhsaa.org Illinois High School Association P.O. Box 2715 Bloomington, IL 61702-2715 Phone: 309-663-6377; Fax: 309-663-7479 Email: rmcgraw@ihsa.org www.ihsa.org Indiana High School Athletic Association 9150 Meridian Street P.O. Box 40650 Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 Phone: 317-846-6601; Fax: 317-575-4244 Email: bcox@ihsaa.org (Bobby Cox) www.ihsaa.org Iowa High School Athletic Association 1605 South Story Street P.O. Box 10, Boone, Iowa 500036 Phone: 515-432-2011; Fax: 515-432-2961 Email: danderson@iahsaa.org (David Anderson) www.iahsaa.org Kansas State High School Activities Association, Inc. PO Box 495, Topeka, KS 66601-0495 Phone: 785-273-5329; Fax: 785-271-0236 Email: kshsaa@kshsaa.org www.kshsaa.org

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Mississippi High School Activities Association P. O. Box 127 Clinton, Mississippi 39060 Phone: 601-924-6400; Fax: 601-924-1725 Email: dlewis@misshsaa.com www.misshsaa.com

Maine Principals' Association 50 Industrial Drive P.O. Box 2468 Augusta, ME 04338-2468 Phone: 207-622-0217; Fax: 207-622-1513 Email: mpa@mpa.cc www.mpa.cc

Missouri State High School Activities Association 1 North Keene St. PO BOX 1328 Columbia, MO 65205-1328 Phone: 573-875-4880 Fax: 573-875-1450 For transfer forms: 573-875-2379 Email: email@mshsaa.org www.mshsaa.org

Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association 200 West Baltimore Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Phone: 410-767-0375 (Bill Burroughs) Email: office@mpssaa.org www.mpssaa.org

Montana High School Association 1 South Dakota Ave. Helena, MT 59601 Phone: 406-442-6010; Fax: 406-442-8250 Email: mbeckman@mhsa.org (Mark Beckman) www.mhsa.org

Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, Inc. 33 Forge Parkway Franklin, MA 02038 Phone: 508-541-7997; Fax: 508-541-9888 Email: miaa@miaa.net www.miaa.net

Nebraska School Activities Association 8230 Beechwood Drive PO Box 5447 Lincoln, NE 68505-0447 Phone: 402-489-0386; Fax: 402-489-0934 Email: webmaster@nsaahome.org www.nsaahome.org

Michigan High School Athletic Association 1661 Ramblewood Drive East Lansing, MI 48823 Phone: 517-332-5046; Fax: 517-332-4071 www.mhsaa.com

Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association 1 E. Liberty St. Ste. 505, Reno, NV, 89501 Phone: 775-688-6464 Fax: 775-688-6466 or 775-688-3591 Email: donnien@niaa.com (Donnie Nelson) www.niaa.com

Minnesota State High School League 2100 Freeway Boulevard Brooklyn Center, 66

MN 55430-1735 Phone: 763-560-2262; Fax: 763-569-0499 www.mshsl.org

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Directory New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association, Inc. 251 Clinton Street Concord, NH 03301 Phone: 603-228-8671; Fax: 603-225-7978 Email: info@nhiaa.org www.nhiaa.org New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Route 130, P.O. Box 487 Robbinsville NJ 08691 Phone: 609-259-2776; Fax: 609-259-3047 Email: stimko@njsiaa.org (Steve Timko) www.njsiaa.org New Mexico Activities Association 6600 Palomas NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109 Phone: 505-923-3110 or Toll free: 888-820-NMAA; Fax: 505-923-3114 Email:mkoski@nmact.org (Mark Koski) www.nmact.org New York State Public High School Athletic Association, Inc. 8 Airport Park Boulevard, Latham NY 12110 Phone: 518-690-0771 or Toll free: 866-598-2816 Fax: 518-690-0775 Email: weaton@nysphsaa.org (Walter Eaton, Jr.) www.nysphsaa.org North Carolina High School Athletic Association, Inc. P.O. Box 3216 Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Phone: 919-962-2345 Email: nchswaaweb@unc.edu www.nchsaa.unc.edu

North Dakota High School Activities Association 134 NE 3rd Street Valley City, ND 58072 Phone: 701-845-3953; Fax: 701-845-4935 Email: Sherm.Sylling@sendit.nodak.edu (Sherman Sylling) www.ndhsaa.com Ohio High School Athletic Association 4080 Roselea Place, Columbus OH, 43214 Phone: 614-267-2502; Fax: 614-267-1677 Email: bkyre@ohsaa.org (Brenda Murray) www.ohsaa.org Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association P. O. Box 14590, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73113-0590 7300 North Broadway Extension Phone: 405-840-1116; Fax: 405-840-9559 Email: mailto:djackson@ossaa.com (David Jackson) www.ossaa.com Oregon School Activities Association 25200 SW Parkway Ave Suite 1 Wilsonville, Oregon 97070 Phone: 503.682.6722; Fax: 503.682.0960 Email: bradg@osaa.org (Brad Garrett) www.osaa.org Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association 550 Gettysburg Road, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-0708 Phone: 717-697-0374 www.piaa.org Rhode Island Interscholastic League, Inc. Bldg#6 R.I. College Campus 600 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Providence, RI 02908-1991 Phone: 401-272-9844; Fax: 401-272-9838 Email: info@riil.org www.riil.org

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Virginia High School League 1642 State Farm Blvd., Charlottesville, VA 22911-8609 Phone: 434- 977-8475; Fax: 434-977-5943 Email: lbickley@vhsl.org (Lora Bickley) www.vhsl.org

South Dakota High School Activities Association 804 North Euclid, Suite 102 P.O. Box 1217, Pierre, SD 57501 Phone: 605-224-9261; Fax: 605-224-9262 Email: amy.hertel@sdhsaa.com (Amy Hertel) www.sdhsaa.com

Washington Interscholastic Activities Association 435 Main Avenue South, Renton, WA 98057 Phone: 425-687-8585 Email: colbrese@wiaa.com (Mike Colbrese) www.wiaa.com

Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association P.O. Box 319 3333 Lebanon Road Hermitage, TN 37036 Phone: 615-889-6740 Email: rcarter@tssaa.org (Ronnie Carter) www.tssaa.org Texas University Interscholastic League 1701 Manor Road, Austin, Texas, 78722 Phone: 512-471-5883; Fax: 512-471-6589 Email: uilath@uts.cc.utexas.edu www.uil.utexas.edu Utah High School Activities Association 199 Eeast 7200 South Midvale, Utah 84047 Phone: 801-566-0681; Fax: 801-566-0633 Email: bovee@uhsaa.org (Jerry Bovee) www.uhsaa.org

West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission 2875 Staunton Turnpike Parkersburg, WV 26104-7219 Phone: 304-485-5494; Fax: 304-428-5431 www.wvssac.org Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association 5516 Vern Holmes Dr., P.O. Box 267, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Phone: 715-344-8580 Email: info@wiaawi.org www.wiaawi.org Wyoming High School Activities Association 731 East 2nd Street Casper WY, 82601 Phone: 307-577-0614; Fax: 307-577-0637 Email: svest@whsaa.org (Sherri Vest) www.whsaa.org

Vermont Principals' Association, Inc. 2 Prospect St. Suite #3, Montpelier, VT 05602 Phone: 802-229-0547 www.vpaonline.org

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www.usatf.org/assoc/az/ usatfaz@cox.net Phone: 480-949-1991 Fax: 480-994-1748

Territory: State of New York east and north of Oswego, Onondaga, Cortland, Broome, Sullivan, Orange, and Dutchess counties.

Contact Information USATF Adirondack PO Box 1200 Troy, NY 12181 www.usatfadir.org info@usatfadir.org Phone: 518-273-5552 Fax: 518-273-0647

Territory: State of Arkansas.

Contact Information USATF Arkansas PO Box 74 Cane Hill, AR 72717 www.arkansasrunner.com/usatf-ar.htm mitchel@pqtc.com Phone: 479-824-3476

USATF Alabama

USATF Border

Territory: State of Alabama.

Contact Information USATF Alabama 4950 Freeway Drive Mobile, AL 36619-1707 www.eteamz.com/alabamausatf/ alausatf@yahoo.com Phone: 251-661-1567

Territory: Counties of El Paso, Hudspeth, Culberson, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Brewster, Terrell, Pecos, and Reeves in the State of Texas.

Contact Information USATF Border 10900 Reef Sands El Paso, TX 79924 www.usatf.org/assoc/border/ jgjohnson@elp.rr.com Phone: 915-873-1951

USATF Alaska Territory: State of Alaska.

Contact Information USATF Alaska 2440 Tudor Rd. #955 Anchorage, AK 99507 www.usatf.org/assoc/ak/ usatfakweb@hotmail.com Phone: 907-332-1543

USATF Arizona Territory: State of Arizona.

Contact Information USATF Arizona PO Box 10771 Scottsdale, AZ 85271-0771

USATF Arkansas

USATF Central California Territory: Counties of Mariposa, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Kern, and Merced in the State of California.

Contact Information USATF Central California 1407 N Farris Fresno, CA 93728 central-california.usatf.org ssnjohnson@comcast.net Phone: 559-355-1133

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USATF Georgia

Territory: State of Colorado.

Contact Information USATF Colorado 8010 Chancellor Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80920-7035 www.usatf-co.org vibert46@aol.com Phone: 719-282-3052

Territory: State of Georgia.

Contact Information USATF Georgia 114 Hubbard Rd Woodstock, GA 30188 www.usatfgeorgia.org bommicin@bellsouth.net Phone: 404-935-9046

USATF Connecticut

USATF Gulf

erritory: State of Connecticut.

Contact Information USATF Connecticut 226 Guilds Hollow Rd Bethlehem, CT 06751 www.usatf-ct.org fontainer@mps1.org Phone: 860-704-4503 Fax: 860-347-2044

Territory: That portion of the state of Texas bounded on the north and including the counties of Robertson, Leon, Houston, Angelina, Nacogdoches, and Shelby; on the east by the State of Louisiana; on the south by the Gulf of Mexico; and on the west by and including the counties of Matagorda, Wharton, Colorado, Austin, Washington, Brazos, and Robertson.

Contact Information USATF Gulf 2600 South Loop West, #565 Houston, TX 77054 HTOSports.com/?USATFGULF porterrobinson@prodigy.net Phone: 713-666-8133 Fax: 713-666-8048

USATF Dakotas Territory: States of North Dakota and South Dakota.

Contact Information USATF Dakotas 1615 North 4th Street Wahpeton, ND 58075 dakotas.usatf.org rtsmith@702com.net Phone: 701-642-4606

USATF FLORIDA Territory: State of Florida.

Contact Information USATF Florida 9124 NW 147th Terrace Miami Lakes, FL 33018 florida.usatf.org usatf-fl.sec@bellsouth.net Phone: 305-439-7064 Fax: 305-222-2124 70

USATF Hawaii Territory: State of Hawaii, and U.S. territories Guam, American Samoa, and other Pacific islands.

Contact Information USATF Hawaii 201 Merchant St Suite 2307 Honolulu, HI 96813 www.usatf-hi.org dsutton@lava.net Phone: 808-792-3888 Fax: 808-521-5262

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Contact Information USATF Illinois 1213 Maple Avenue Unit E Lisle, IL 60532 www.usatfillinois.org lcherry8390@att.net Phone: 630-512-0727 Fax: 630-512-0728

USATF Indiana Territory: State of Indiana.

Contact Information USATF Indiana 7060 N Woodnotes Addition Fairland, IN 46126-9673 www.inusatf.org ianms@iquest.net Phone: 317-835-0161

Territory: State of Washington east of and including counties of Okanogan, Chelan, Kittitas, Yakima, and Klickitat; and State of Idaho north of and including Idaho county.

Contact Information USATF Inland Northwest 3011 W Trinity Spokane, WA 99208 sites.google.com/site/inlandnwtrackandfield kkutsch2@comcast.net Phone: 509-468-8211 Fax: 509-468-82114

Territory: State of Iowa.

Contact Information USATF Iowa

USATF Kentucky Territory: State of Kentucky.

Contact Information USATF Kentucky 1009 Excel Ct Frankfort, KY 40601 kentucky.usatf.org usatf-ky@att.net Phone: 502-229-9336 Fax: 502-607-0207

USATF Lake Erie

USATF Inland Northwest

USATF Iowa

1845 Winding Hill Rd, Apt 1527 Davenport, IA 52807 www.usatf-iowa.org Bruins97@aol.com Phone: 563-940-4297 Fax: 330-221-2151

Territory: State of Ohio counties of Erie, Huron, Richland, Lorain, Ashland, Geauga, Cuyahoga, Lake, Medina, Summit, Wayne, Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas, Harrison, Jefferson, Carroll, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Trumbull, and Ashtabula.

Contact Information USATF Lake Erie 8280 Craigleigh Dr. Parma, OH 44129 www.lakeerie.org LNS1955@att.net Phone: 440-842-2142 Fax: 440-842-2142

USATF Long Island Territory: New York counties of Suffolk and Nassau.

Contact Information USATF Long Island PO Box 504 Old Bethpage, NY 11804 long-island.usatf.org trackjunkie@verizon.net Phone: 516-349-9157

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Southeastern, PA 19399-0662 www.mausatf.org runrnorm@comcast.net Phone: 610-647-2201 Fax: 610-647-4946

Territory: USATF Maine PO Box 214 417 Hartland Rd (shipping) Canaan, ME 04924 www.meusatf.org metrkfld@roadrunner.com Phone: 207-474-8876 Fax: 207-474-8876

USATF Minnesota

USATF Metropolitan Territory: State of New York south of and including Sullivan, Orange, and Dutchess counties, with the exception of Suffolk and Nassau Counties.

Contact Information USATF Metropolitan 14 Desbrosses Street New York, NY 10013 www.mactrack.org mactrackny@aol.com Phone: 212-620-5419 Fax: 212-620-5423

USATF Michigan Territory: State of Michigan.

Contact Information USATF Michigan 3521 Oakman Blvd Detroit, MI 48204 michigan.usatf.org jdevose@aol.com Phone: 313-934-0126

USATF Missouri Valley Territory: State of Kansas; and State of Missouri west of and including the counties of Schuyler, Adair, Macon, Randolph, Audrain, Callaway, Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Hickory, Polk, Greene, Christian, and Taney.

Contact Information USATF Missouri Valley 11506 Woodward Overland Park, KS 66210 www.usatf.org/assoc/mv/ fergusonk@umkc.edu Phone: 913-579-8722

USATF Montana

USATF Mid-Atlantic Territory: State of Pennsylvania east of and including Potter, Clinton, Centre, Huntingdon, and Bedford counties and the State of Delaware.

Contact Information USATF Mid-Atlantic PO Box 662 72

Territory: State of Minnesota.

Contact Information USATF Minnesota 960 Douglas Rd Mendota Heights, MN 55118 www.usatfmn.org office@usatfmn.org Phone: 651-330-8847

Territory: State of Montana.

Contact Information USATF Montana PO Box 7 Red Lodge, MT 59068 www.mtusatf.org mohl@vcn.com Phone: 406-446-9146 Fax: 406-466-8195

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PO Box 1905 Brookline, MA 02446 www.usatfne.org office@usatfne.org Phone: 617-566-7600 Fax: 617-734-6322

USATF New Jersey Territory: State of New Jersey.

Contact Information USATF New Jersey PO Box 330 Boonton, NJ 07005-0330 www.usatfnj.org usatfnj@usatfnj.org Phone: 973-334-8900 Fax: 973-334-8925

USATF Nebraska Territory: State of Nebraska.

Contact Information USATF Nebraska 5408 Tipperary Trail Lincoln, NE 68512 www.nebraskausatf.org neusatfreg@aol.com Phone: 402-423-0515

USATF New Mexico

USATF Nevada Territory: Counties of Elko, Lander, Eureka, White Pine, Nye, Lincoln, Esmeralda, and Clark in the State of Nevada.

Contact Information USATF Nevada 3508 Ashby Field Ave N. Las Vegas, NV 89031 www.usatfn.org b2232@cox.net Phone: 702-432-0750 Fax: 702-649-8586

USATF New England Territory: States of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Contact Information USATF New England

Territory: State of New Mexico.

Contact Information USATF New Mexico 8125 Otero NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 www.usatfnm.org jamiewoodley@comcast.net Phone: 505-797-7482 Fax: 505-797-1412

USATF Niagara Territory: State of New York west of and including counties of Oswego, Onondaga, Cortland, and Broome.

Contact Information USATF Niagara 94 S Ridge Trail Fairport, NY 14450 www.usatf-niagara.org k_p_lucas@frontiernet.net Phone: 585-421-9626 Fax: 585-388-9683

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USATF Ozark

Territory: State of North Carolina.

Contact Information USATF North Carolina PO Box 576 Garner, NC 27529-0576 www.ncusatf.org dkbranch@bellsouth.net Phone/Fax: 919-772-6119

Territory: State of Missouri east of and including the counties of Scotland, Knox, Shelby, Monroe, Ralls, Pike, Montgomery, Osage, Miller, Camden, Dallas, Webster, Douglas, and Ozark; and the counties of St. Clair, Calhoun, Greene, Jersey, Monroe, and Madison in the State of Illinois.

Contact Information USATF Ozark 900 Weidman Road Chesterfield, MO 63017-8443 www.usatf.org/assoc/ozark/ hcrawf@sbcglobal.net Phone/Fax: 314-434-3397

USATF Ohio Territory: State of Ohio excluding the twenty-two (22) counties of the Lake Erie Association.

Contact Information USATF Ohio 5026 Silver Arrow Dr Dayton, OH 45424 www.usatf.org/assoc/oh/ usatfohio@gmail.com Phone: 937-235-9436

USATF Oklahoma Territory: State of Oklahoma.

Contact Information USATF Oklahoma 10025 S 69th E Ave Tulsa, OK 74133 www.usatf.org/assoc/ok/ okusatf@aol.com Phone: 918-770-0168 Fax: 918-298-1147

USATF Pacific Territory: State of California north of Mono, Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Kings, and Santa Barbara counties; and the counties of Humbolt, Washoe, Pershing, Churchill, Storey, Lyon, Mineral, Douglas, and Carson City in the State of Nevada.

Contact Information USATF Pacific 120 Ponderosa Court Folsom, CA 95630 www.pausatf.org pausatf@aol.com Phone: 916-983-4715 Fax: 916-983-4624

USATF Pacific Northwest USATF Oregon Territory: State of Oregon.

Contact Information USATF Oregon PO Box 856 Terrebone, OR 97760-0856 www.usatf-oregon.org usatforegon@msn.com Phone: 541-504-1077 74

Territory: State of Washington west of Okanogan, Chelan, Kittitas, Yakima, and Klickitat counties.

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USATF South Carolina

Territory: State of Maryland, District of Columbia, and counties of Arlington and Fairfax and cities of Alexandria and Falls Church in the State of Virginia.

Contact Information USATF Potomac Valley Attn: Herb Nicholls PMB 102, 2657G Annapolis Rd. Hanover, MD 21076 www.usatf.org/assoc/pva/ hnich17650@comcast.net Phone: 410-381-3743

Territory: State of South Carolina.

Contact Information USATF South Carolina 2808 Arrowwood Ln Rock Hill, SC 29732 www.scusatf.org ckoziel@comporium.net Phone: 803-980-0059

USATF San DiegoImperial Territory: San Diego and Imperial counties in the State of California.

Contact Information USATF San Diego-Imperial 1511 Morena Blvd San Diego, CA 92110 www.sdusatf.org sdi_trackandfield@sbcglobal.net Phone: 619-275-6542

USATF Snake River Territory: State of Idaho south of Idaho County.

Contact Information USATF Snake River 1915 Roanoke Boise, ID 83712-7528 www.usatf.org/assoc/sr/ ragang@earthlink.net Phone: 208-386-9392 Fax: 208-331-0577

USATF South Texas Territory: That portion of the State of Texas bounded on the east by and including the counties of Milam, Burleson, Lee, Fayette, Lavaca, and Jackson; on the south by the Gulf of Mexico and the Republic of Mexico; on the west by and including the counties of Val Verde and Crockett; and on the north by the counties of Crockett, Schleicher, Menard, Mason, Llano, Burnet, Lampasas, and Williamson.

Contact Information USATF South Texas PO Box 782152 San Antonio, TX 78278-2152 www.usatfsouthtexas.org stxinfo@usatfsouthtexas.org Phone: 956-726-9693

USATF Southern Territory: States of Louisiana and Mississippi.

Contact Information USATF Southern PO Box 4695 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 www.usatfsouthern.org earlettbuckley@southernmasters.org Phone: 225-270-3322

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startuck@earthlink.net Phone: 615-255-5802

Territory: Counties of Inyo, Mono, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside in the State of California.

Contact Information USATF Southern California 13039 E Florence Ave Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 www.scausatf.org info@scausatf.org Phone: 562-941-2621 Fax: 562-941-6180

USATF Southwestern Territory: That portion of the State of Texas bounded on the south by and including the Counties of Irion, Tom Green, Concho, McCullock, San Saba, Mills, Hamilton, Coryell, Bell, Falls, Limestone, Freestone, Anderson, Cherokee, Rusk, and Panola; on the east by the State of Louisiana and the State of Arkansas; on the north by the State of Oklahoma; and on the west by and including the counties of Hardeman, Foard, Knox, Stonewall, Fisher, Scurry, Borden, Howard, Glasscock, and Reagan.

Contact Information USATF Southwestern PO Box 763594 Dallas, TX 75376-3594 www.swusatf.org tnichols70@sbcglobal.net Phone: 972-283-1451 Fax: 972-709-3892

USATF Tennessee Territory: State of Tennessee.

Contact Information USATF Tennessee 3214 Lincoln Avenue Nashville, TN 37218 Website: none 76

USATF Three Rivers Territory: State of Pennsylvania west of Potter, Clinton, Centre, Huntingdon, and Bedford counties; and counties of Marshall, Brooke, Ohio, and Hancock in the State of West Virginia.

Contact Information USATF Three Rivers 109 Evans Drive McMurray, PA 15317 www.usatf.org/assoc/threerivers/ threeriversusatf@earthlink.net Phone: 724-941-5639 Fax: 724-941-5639

USATF Utah Territory: State of Utah.

Contact Information USATF Utah 4725 Sycamore Drive Holladay, UT 84117 utah.usatf.org usatf@earthlink.net Phone: 801-277-7405

USATF Virginia Territory: State of Virginia excluding the counties of Arlington and Fairfax and the cities of Alexandria and Falls Church.

Contact Information USATF Virginia 8010 Cameron Rd Richmond, VA 23229 virginia.usatf.org gloria.thompson@virginia.usatf.org Phone: 804-353-9348 Fax: 804-278-9555

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Territory: That portion of the State of Texas bounded on the east by and including the counties of Lipscomb, Hemphill, Wheeler, Collingsworth, Childress, Cottle, King, Kent, Garza, Lynn, Dawson, Martin, Midland, and Upton; on the south by and including the counties of Upton, Crane, Ward, and Loving; on the west by the State of New Mexico; and on the north by the State of Oklahoma.

Contact Information USATF West Texas 1707 Laurel Ave Odessa, TX 79761 west-texas.usatf.org t_jshanks@yahoo.com Phone: 432-272-4136

Territory: State of Wisconsin.

Contact Information USATF Wisconsin 5203 Whitcomb Drive Madison, WI 53711 www.wiusatf.org/home/default.aspx robstroud@ameritech.net Phone: 608-274-4270

Territory: State of Wyoming.

Contact Information USATF Wyoming 132 E Washington St, Ste 800 Indianapolis, IN 46204-3723 www.usatf.org Phone: 317-261-0500 Fax: 317-261-0481

Territory: State of West Virginia excluding the counties of Marshall, Brooke, Ohio, and Hancock.

Contact Information USATF West Virginia PO Box 1243 Charleston, WV 25323 leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=wvusatf pjgilmer@aol.com Phone: 304-343-0128 Fax: 304-343-0129

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