2014 UTSA Track & Field Almanac by UTSA Athletics Communications

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2 0 1 4 U T S A T ra c k & F i e l d A Lma n a c Tabl e o f C o nte n ts Team Information__________________ 2-6 Park West Athletics Complex______________________ 2 2013-14 Schedules_____________________________ 3 2014 Rosters__________________________________4-5 2013 NCAA Championships_____________________ 6

Meet The Roadrunners____________7-26 Men’s Bios__________________________________ 8-13 Women’s Bios______________________________ 14-18 Coaching & Support Staff____________________ 19-26

Cr e d its The 2014 UTSA Track & Field Almanac is a production of

Season In Review_______________ 27-32

the UTSAAthletics Communications Office. The publication was designed, written and edited by Associate Director

2013 WAC Indoor Championships________________ 28 2013 WAC Outdoor Championships________________29 2013 Cross Country Results__________________ 30-32

Almanac________________________ 33-48 History & Records___________________________ 34-47 UTSA Olympians_______________________________ 48

Brian Hernandez. Photography courtesy of Bartlett Cocke General Contractors, Conference USA, Aaron Fox, Jeff Huehn, Mark McClendon, UTSA Photography Services and the Western Athletic Conference.

Park West Athletics Complex

TSA broke ground at the Park West Athletics Complex on April 10, 2012 and it officially opened its new 1,000-seat track & field and soccer facilities on Aug. 16, 2013. The complex is a joint-use project made possible through the 2003 Bexar County and 2007 City of San

Antonio bond elections and the 2008 Bexar County Venue Tax election. The facility is located on Kyle Seale Parkway just inside Loop 1604, and when completed, it also will house facilities for baseball, softball and tennis, as well as football practice fields.

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

2013-14 Schedules Indoor Season Date

Event

Location

Dec. 7

at Texas A&M Reveille Invitational

College Station, Texas

Jan. 11

at Houston Opener

Jan. 17-18

at Texas A&M 10-Team Invitational

Jan. 31-Feb. 1

at Howie Ryan Invitational

Houston, Texas

Feb. 7-8

at Armory Collegiate Invitational

New York, N.Y.

Feb. 14

at Houston Tuneup

Houston, Texas

Feb. 28-March 1

at Conference USA Championships

Birmingham, Ala.

March 14-15

at NCAA Championships

Albuquerque, N.M.

Houston, Texas College Station, Texas

Outdoor Season Date

Event

Location

March 15

at Cactus Cup

Kingsville, Texas

March 21-22

UTSA Texas Challenge Invitational

March 26-29

at Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays

March 28

at Trinity Tigers Relays

San Antonio, Texas

April 3-5

at Pepsi Florida Relays

Gainesville, Fla.

April 12

at Texas Invitational

Austin, Texas

April 19

UTSA Invitational

April 26

at J. Fred Duckett Twilight

May 2

Roadrunners Invitational

May 15-18

at Conference USA Championships

Houston, Texas

May 29-31

at NCAA Championships Preliminary Rounds

Fayetteville, Ark.

June 11-14

at NCAA Championships

Eugene, Ore.

San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas

San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas

home meets in bold â&#x20AC;˘ tentative and subject to change

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2014 Men’s Roster Name Andrew Akens Keith Benford Ryder Boatman Barrett Brock Nate Brunette Nathan Collier Ryan Elizalde Tyler Finke Richard Garrett Jr. Eric Gosset Jonas Gutierrez Christopher Hall Brady Hand Keyunta Hayes Tony Jaramillo James Johnson Jeremy Jones Levi Jordan Aaron LeJeune Mason Loiodice Mike Medrano Victor Perez Taylor Reed Ryan Roberts Juan Rodriguez Javier Salas Jurmarcus Shelvin Harvinder Singh Ronson Small Joshua Smith Phil Steinert Nolawie Teshome Kyle Tomasini Jared Tyler Saul Vasquez Andris Vistins Tyler Williamson Darryl Wyrick Luke Young

Ht. 6-1 6-3 6-1 5-9 6-4 5-11 5-7 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-0 6-1 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-3 5-9 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-2 5-8 5-11 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-4 5-8 5-9 5-10 5-11 6-4 5-9 6-0 6-0

Wt. 275 160 165 165 190 140 130 290 275 145 135 160 165 165 150 180 275 180 170 170 140 225 175 185 275 135 165 135 170 170 230 125 140 260 140 275 165 165 310

Year In/Out Season Jr.-2L 3rd/3rd Sr.-3L —/4th So.-1L 2nd/2nd So.-1L 2nd/2nd Sr.-3L —/4th Sr.-1L 4th/4th Jr.-1L 2nd/3rd Fr.-HS 1st/1st Sr.-3L —/4th Sr.-1L 4th/4th So.-1L 2nd/2nd Jr.-2L 3rd/3rd Sr.-3L 4th/4th Sr.-3L 4th/3rd Jr.-1L 3rd/3rd Jr.-TR 3rd/3rd So.-1L 2nd/2nd So.-1L 2nd/2nd Fr.-HS 1st/1st Fr.-HS 1st/1st Sr.-3L 4th/3rd Fr.-HS 1st/1st Sr.-3L 4th/4th So.-1L 2nd/2nd So.-SQ 1st/2nd So.-TR 2nd/1st So.-1L 2nd/2nd Jr.-1L 2nd/3rd Sr.-2L —/4th Sr.-3L 4th/4th Sr.-3L —/4th Fr.-HS 1st/1st Sr.-2L —/4th Jr.-TR 2nd/3rd Fr.-HS 1st/1st Jr.-1L 3rd/3rd Sr.-3L —/4th Sr.-3L —/4th Fr.-HS 1st/1st

Event(s) Throws Jumps High Jump Pole Vault Sprints Middle Distances Distances Throws Throws Middle Distances Hurdles/Jumps Sprints Middle Distances Sprints/Hurdles Middle Distances Sprints Throws Multis Sprints Sprints Middle Distances Throws Pole Vault Multis Throws Distances Sprints/Hurdles Distances Sprints/Jumps Sprints/Hurdles Throws Middle Distances Pole Vault Throws Distances Throws Sprints/Jumps Sprints/Hurdles Throws

Hometown (High School/Previous School) Mesquite, Texas (North HS) Pflugerville, Texas (Connally HS) Pearland, Texas (Pearland HS) Hallettsville, Texas (Hallettsville HS) Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) Pottsboro, Texas (Pottsboro HS/Stephen F. Austin) Laredo, Texas (Alexander HS) Celina, Texas (Celina HS) Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest HS) San Antonio, Texas (Warren HS/Texas A&M) Weslaco, Texas (East HS) Killeen, Texas (Ellison HS) Georgetown, Texas (Georgetown HS) Tyler, Texas (Lee HS) Rio Hondo, Texas (Rio Hondo HS) Houston, Texas (Lamar Consolidated HS/Texas State) Spring, Texas (Klein Oak HS) Belton, Texas (Belton HS) Spring, Texas (Klein Collins HS) Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS) Mission, Texas (Sharyland HS) San Antonio, Texas (Marshall HS) Tyler, Texas (Lee HS/UT Tyler) Austin, Texas (Hyde Park Baptist HS) Edcouch, Texas (Edcouch-Elsa HS) Elmendorf, Texas (East Central HS/Incarnate Word) Pasadena, Texas (Dobie HS) Huffman, Texas (Hargrave HS) Bridgetown, Barbados (Ellerslie Secondary/South Plains [Texas] JC) Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound HS) Round Rock, Texas (McNeil HS) Austin, Texas (Anderson HS) San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS/Texas A&M) Mesquite, Texas (Horn HS/Houston) Eagle Pass, Texas (Eagles Pass HS) Schertz, Texas (Clemens HS) Houston, Texas (Cypress Woods HS) Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) Keller, Texas (Keller HS)

Director of track & field/cross country: Aaron Fox (14th season at UTSA/12th as men’s head coach) Associate head coach: Scott Slade (distances/eighth season) Assistant coaches: Chris Adams (throws/sixth season); Steven Brown (sprints, jumps & relays/third season); Adam Hudson (400m, hurdles, relays & women’s high jump/third season); LaVera Morris (middle distances/second season)

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

2014 Women’s Roster Name Isabel Balbontin April Benavidez Dinha Callejas Kristina Cantu Evelyn Clark Ernestine Cray Jacquelyn Crenwelge Alexus Daniels Alyssa Diaz Samantha Fish Whitney Flannel Kelly Goudeau Nina Herrera Kateynn Homb Kayla Hunt Madeline Hurdt Kaila James Grace Kohler Adrienne Mosby Venessa Onwuchekwa Laura Oseghae Emily Perez Lindsey Pew Kerstin Sheehan Angel Sifuentes Kyndall Snider Desiree Stevenson Shantel Swift Chelsea Taylor Stephanie Wangui Keyunt’a Washington Sarah Wedgeworth Grace Williamson Brook Wilson Greneshia Wright Krystal Wynn

Ht. 5-5 5-1 5-6 5-3 5-8 5-5 5-3 5-4 5-0 5-3 5-8 5-6 5-4 6-0 5-9 5-7 5-10 5-6 5-6 5-9 5-5 5-0 5-9 5-6 5-4 5-9 5-5 5-5 5-7 5-11 5-3 5-9 5-8 5-0 5-4 5-6

Year Sr.-2L Sr.-3L So.-1L So.-SQ So.-1L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS So.-1L Sr.-2L Sr.-3L Jr.-2L Fr.-HS Sr.-3L Fr.-HS Jr.-1L Sr.-2L Jr.-1L So.-SQ Jr.-2L Jr.-SQ Sr.-3L So.-1L Jr.-TR So.-SQ Jr.-TR Fr.-RS Fr.-HS So.-1L Fr.-HS So.-1L Fr.-HS Sr.-SQ Sr.-3L Fr.-HS Sr.-3L Sr.-3L

In/Out Season 4th/4th 4th/4th 2nd/2nd 2nd/2nd 2nd/2nd 4th/4th 1st/1st 2nd/2nd 4th/4th 4th/4th 3rd/3rd 1st/1st 4th/4th 1st/1st 3rd/3rd 4th/4th 3rd/3rd 2nd/2nd 3rd/3rd 3rd/3rd 4th/4th 2nd/2nd 3rd/3rd 2nd/2nd 3rd/3rd 1st/1st 1st/1st 2nd/2nd 1st/1st 2nd/2nd 1st/1st 4th/4th 4th/4th 1st/1st 4th/4th 4th/4th

Event(s) Distances Pole Vault Pole Vault Middle Distances Sprints Sprints/Jumps Middle Distances Sprints/Jumps Distances Distances High Jump Sprints Middle Distances Throws Jumps Throws Sprints Distances Hurdles Multis Jumps Distances Pole Vault Distances Multis Sprints/Hurdles Jumps Sprints/Jumps Sprints Middle Distances Sprints Middle Distances Middle Distances Hurdles Sprints/Jumps Sprints/Jumps

Hometown (Hgh School/Previous School) Katy, Texas (Mayde Creek HS) Elsa, Texas (Edcouch-Elsa HS) San Angelo, Texas (Central HS) Mission, Texas (Veteran’s Memorial HS) Converse, Texas (Judson HS) San Antonio, Texas (Sam Houston HS/Texas A&M-Corpus Christi) Fredericksburg, Texas (Fredericksburg HS) Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana HS) Hereford, Texas (Hereford HS) Los Fresnos, Texas (Los Fresnos HS) West Columbia, Texas (Columbia HS) Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS) El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS) Ventura, Calif. (Ventura HS) San Antonio, Texas (Stevens HS) Boerne, Texas (Champion HS/Ohio State) Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith HS) San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS) DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) Mansfield, Texas (Timberview HS/Sam Houston State) San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS) Mission, Texas (Juarez-Lincoln HS) Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View HS/Mesa [Ariz.] CC) Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS) Los Angeles, Calif. (Central Union HS/Cerritos [Calif.] JC) San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS) Spring, Texas (Klein Forest HS) San Antonio, Texas (Clark HS) Jersey Village, Texas (Jersey Village HS) Leander, Texas (Leander HS) Mesquite, Texas (Mesquite HS) Portland, Texas (Gregory-Portland HS) Houston, Texas (Langham Creek HS) Houston, Texas (Dawson HS) Abilene, Texas (Wylie HS) Euless, Texas (Trinity HS)

Director of track & field/cross country: Aaron Fox (14th season at UTSA/sixth as women’s head coach) Associate head coach: Scott Slade (distances/eighth season) Assistant coaches: Chris Adams (throws/sixth season); Steven Brown (sprints, jumps & relays/third season); Adam Hudson (400m, hurdles, relays & women’s high jump/third season); LaVera Morris (middle distances/second season)

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2014 NCAA Championships Indoor Information 50th Annual Men’s & 32nd Annual Women’s Championships March 14-15 Albuquerque Convention Center (Albuquerque, N.M.) Host: University of New Mexico

Outdoor Information Preliminary Rounds Map

West

Fayetteville, Ark. w

East w Jacksonville, Fla.

93rd Annual Men’s & 33rd Annual Women’s Championships Preliminary Rounds — May 29-31 East Region Hodges Stadium (Jakcsonville, Fla.) Host: University of North Florida West Region John McDonnell Field (Fayetteville, Ark.) Host: University of Arkansas Finals — June 11-14 Hayward Field (Eugene, Ore.) Host: University of Oregon

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Meet the roadrunners

Meet The Roadrunners Men Andrew Akens

Barrett Brock

Throws 6-1 • 275 • Jr.-2L Mesquite, Texas (North HS) • 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier in the shot put • Two-time Western Athletic Conference scorer in the shot as a sophomore • Two-time Southland Conference scorer in the shot as a freshman • Sport, entertainment & tourism major

Pole Vault 5-9 • 165 • So.-1L Hallettsville, Texas (Hallettsville HS) • Placed sixth at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships with a careerbest clearance of 16-4/4.98m • Top outdoor mark was 15-7 ¾/4.77m • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Criminal justice major

Nate Brunette

Keith Benford

Jumps 6-3 • 160 • Sr.-3L Pflugerville, Texas (Connally HS) • Two-time All-American • Four-time Southland Conference Champion and six-time scorer at league meets • 2010 Southland Indoor Freshman of the Year • Program record holder in the indoor & outdoor high jump (7-3 ¼/2.22m / 7-1 ¾/2.18m) • Three-time Southland Athlete of the Week • Playing for the men’s basketball team before joining the Roadrunners for the outdoor campaign • Kinesiology major

Ryder Boatman

Sprints 6-4 • 190 • Sr.-3L Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) • Program record holder in the indoor 200m (21.23), 400m relay (39.59) and indoor 1,600m relay (3:11.68) • Advanced to the 2011 NCAA Outdoor quarterfinals in both the 100m & 200m • Ran the lead leg of the team’s first-place 1,600m relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships (school-record 3:11.68) • Scored in two events at the 2013 WAC indoor meet (200m/1,600m relay) and was a six-time Southland Conference scorer (four outdoor/two indoor) • 2011 first-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VI selection, a 2013 WAC AllAcademic honoree and two-time Southland Conference All-Academic selection • Civil engineering major

High Jump 6-1 • 165 • So.-1L Pearland, Texas (Pearland HS)

• Placed eighth at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championships with personal-best of 6-3 ¼/1.91m • Top indoor clearance was 6-6 ¾/2.00m • Communications major

Nathan Collier

Middle Distances 5-11 • 140 • Sr.-1L Pottsboro, Texas (Pottsboro HS/Stephen F. Austin) • Team captain • 2013 Western Athletic Conference Champion in the 1,500m and scored in three events (mile/3k/ DMR) at the league’s indoor meet • Won the 2013 Alamo City Invitational and was team’s top finisher at three meets during the

2013 cross country season • Ran anchor leg of SFA’s fourth-place DMR at the 2012 Southland Conference Indoor meet • Helped that quartet set a program record at the 2012 Houston Invitational & Multis • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Kinesiology major

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Meet The Roadrunners Men Ryan Elizalde

Eric Gosset

Distances 5-7 • 130 • Jr.-1L Laredo, Texas (Alexander HS)

Middle Distances 5-9 • 145 • Sr.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Warren HS/Texas A&M)

• Placed seventh in the 10,000m at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Communications/public relations major

• Ran the anchor leg on team’s seventh-place 400m relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Also ran the 400m, 800m and 1,600m relay • Marketing major

Tyler Finke

Jonas Gutierrez

• 2013 UIL 3A Champion in the shot put and fourth as a junior • Also placed fifth in the discus as a senior • 2012 USATF Youth Outdoor Champion in the shot put • Recorded top marks of 60-3 ½ in the shot and

• 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier in the 110m hurdles • 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Freshman of the Year • Five-time WAC scorer in his inaugural season (three outdoor/two indoor)

Throws 6-2 • 290 • Fr.-HS Celina, Texas (Celina HS)

172-11 in the discus • Kinesiology major

Hurdles/Jumps 6-0 • 135 • So.-1L Weslaco, Texas (East HS)

• Kinesiology major

Christopher Hall

Richard Garrett Jr. Throws 6-0 • 275 • Sr.-3L Garland, Texas (Naaman Forest HS)

• Team captain • Four-time All-American in the shot put and 201012 NCAA Championships qualifier in the discus • Earned first-team All-America honors by placing fourth at the 2013 NCAA Indoor Championships and that matched the best indoor national finish by a UTSA male athlete • Captured the 2013 Western Athletic Conference indoor shot put title with a program-record measurement of 65-9 ½ (20.05m), a mark that ranked third in the country last season • The victory was his third consecutive league crown in the event and he also placed fourth in the weight throw en route to WAC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year laurels • Three-time Southland Conference Champion in the shot put (two indoor/ one outdoor) • Recorded the program’s first-ever conference outdoor throws championship when he won the 2012 Southland shot put title • 2011 Southland Indoor Outstanding Field Performer • School record holder in the indoor/outdoor shot put (65-9 ½/20.05m / 62-2 ½/18.96m) and discus (181-0/55.18m) • Nine-time all-conference honoree (five indoor/four outdoor) and 15-time scorer (10 outdoor/five indoor) • Has collected a total of 15 shot put gold medals (10 indoor/five outdoor) and also registered three discus victories during his four years in the Alamo City • Tabbed WAC Ahtlete of the Week on Feb. 6, 2013, and Southland Athlete of the Week on Feb. 9, 2011 • Criminal justice major

Sprints 6-1 • 160 • Jr.-2L Killeen, Texas (Ellison HS)

• Program record holder in the indoor 1,600-meter relay (3:11.68) • Three-event qualifier(200m/400m/1,600m relay) at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships • Ran the anchor leg of the team’s first-place 1,600m relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships (school-record 3:11.68) • Three-time WAC scorer a year ago (three outdoor/two indoor) • Qualified for the 2012 NCAA Outdoor as part of UTSA’s 1,600m relay • Three-time Southland Conference scorer as a freshman (two outdoor/one indoor) • Multidisciplinary studies major

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Meet The Roadrunners Men Brady Hand

Middle Distances 5-11 • 165 • Sr.-3L Georgetown, Texas (Georgetown HS) • Scored in two events (800m/DMR) at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Raced to All-Southland Conference honors in the outdoor 800m in 2012 • Four-time Southland scorer (three indoor/one outdoor) • Ran the third leg of the DMR that set a new league record (9:49.90/2012 New Balance Invitational) • Kinesiology major

James Johnson

Sprints 6-3 • 180 • Jr.-TR Houston, Texas (Lamar Consolidated HS/Texas State) • Has two years of eligibility remaining • Two-time Southland Conference Champion • Owns top marks of 6.81 (60m), 10.55 (100m), 20.57 (outdoor 200m) and 21.30 (indoor 200m) • Prep district and region champion • Multidisciplinary studies major

Jeremy Jones

Throws 6-1 • 275 • So.-1L Spring, Texas (Klein Oak HS)

Keyunta Hayes Sprints/Hurdles 6-0 • 160 • Sr.-3L Tyler, Texas (Lee HS)

• Placed second in the 60m hurdles at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Advanced to the 400m hurdles semifinals at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials with his third-place finish (51.16) in the second qualifying section but was unable to move on to the final after finishing

eighth (51.46) in the semis • Earned 2012 outdoor All-America accolades in the 400m hurdles after clocking a school-record 49.38 and his fourth-place finish was the second-best in program history • Qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 110m hurdles and 400m hurdles in each of his first two seasons and was a part of the squad’s national-qualifying 1,600m relay team in 2012 • Four-time Southland Conference Champion and 10-time scorer • Scored a team-leading 22 points at the 2012 Southland Outdoor • 2011 Southland Outdoor Freshman of the Year • Program record holder in the 110m hurdles (13.67w) and 400m hurdles (49.38) • Two-time Southland Athlete of the Week • Multidisciplinary studies major

• Placed eighth in the hammer at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Has yet to declare a major

Levi Jordan

Multis 6-2 • 180 • So.-1L Belton, Texas (Belton HS) • Placed fifth in the decathlon at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Mechanical engineering major

Aaron LeJeune

Sprints 5-10 • 170 • Fr.-HS Spring, Texas (Klein Collins HS)

Tony Jaramillo Middle Distances 6-1 • 150 • Jr.-1L Rio Hondo, Texas (Rio Hondo HS)

• Finished eighth in the 800m at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Accounting major

• Placed fourth in the 100 meters at the 2013 UIL 5A State Championships • 2013 Region Champion in the 100m • Owns top marks of 10.47 (100m) and 21.55 (200m) • Pre-biology major

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Meet The Roadrunners Men Mason Loiodice

Taylor Reed

Sprints 6-3 • 170 • Fr.-HS Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS)

• Ran second leg of runner-up 1,600-meter relay at the 2013 UIL 5A State Championships • 2013 Region 2-5A qualifier (200m) • Owns top marks of 22.20 (200m) and 48.60 (400m) • Has yet to declare a major

Mike Medrano

Middle Distances 5-9 • 140 • Sr.-3L Mission, Texas (Sharyland HS)

Pole Vault 6-0 • 175 • Sr.-2L Tyler, Texas (Lee HS/UT Tyler) • Placed third at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships with a program-record clearance of 17-1 ¾ (5.23m) • Qualfiied for the 2012 NCAA Outdoor meet • 2011 Southland Conference Indoor Champion and three-time scorer (two outdoor/one indoor) • Also owns school record in the outdoor pole vault (16-10 ¾/5.15m) • 2010 NJCAA Outdoor All-American • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree and 2012 Southland All-Academic selection • Civil engineering major

• Squad’s top finisher at three cross country meets last fall • Led the team in all but one cross country meet in 2012, including three individual titles, and was tabbed Western Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week on Sept. 18 • Won the WAC Championship in the mile and scored points in two other events (3,000m/DMR) at the 2013 WAC Indoor Championships • Named WAC Athlete of the Week on Feb. 6, 2013 • Four-time Southland Conference scorer (two indoor/two outdoor) • Multidisciplinary studies major

Victor Perez

Throws 6-0 • 225 • Fr.-HS San Antonio, Texas (Marshall HS) • Recorded a top mark of 152-3 in the discus • Electrical engineering major

Ryan Roberts

Multis 6-5 • 185 • So.-1L Austin, Texas (Hyde Park Baptist HS) • Placed fourth in the decathlon at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championships • Was sixth in the heptathlon at the 2013 WAC Indoor • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Pre-business major

Juan Rodriguez Throws 6-2 • 275 • So.-SQ Edcouch, Texas (Edcouch-Elsa HS)

• Competed in five outdoor meets in the discus as a freshman with a long measurement of 141-9 (43.22m) • Kinesiology major

Javier Salas

Distances 5-8 • 135 • So.-TR Elmendorf, Texas (East Central HS/Incarnate Word) • Has four years of outdoor eligibility and three indoors remianing • District 28-5A Champion in cross country and track & field (1,600m/3,200m) • Pre-engineering major

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Meet The Roadrunners Men Joshua Smith

Jurmarcus Shelvin

Sprints/Hurdles 6-1 • 170 • Sr.-3L Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound HS)

Sprints/Hurdles 5-11 • 165 • So.-1L Pasadena, Texas (Dobie HS)

• 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier in the 400-meter hurdles and 1,600m relay • Three-time scorer in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championships competition (two outdoor/one indoor) • Computer science major

Harvinder Singh Distances 6-0 • 135 • Jr.-1L Huffman, Texas (Hargrave HS)

• Advanced to the semifinals in the 400-meter hurdles at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships and earned second-team AllAmerica accolades • Also qualified for the national meet in the 1,600m relay • Ran the third leg of the team’s championship 1,600m relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships (program-record 3:11.68) • A four-time scorer (two indoor/two outdoor) in WAC competition a year ago • Four-time Southland Conference scorer (two indoor/two outdoor), including a third-place finish in the 400m hurdles at the 2012 league outdoor meet • Kinesiology major

Phil Steinert

• Finished seventh in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Mechanical engineering major

Ronson Small

Sprints/Jumps 6-0 • 170 • Sr.-1L Bridgetown, Barbados (Ellerslie Secondary/South Plains [Texas] JC) • Won the triple jump at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Also placed seventh in the long jump • Placed seventh in the triple jump at the 2012 Southland Conference Indoor Championships • Helped lead South Plains JC to three national

titles from 2010-11 • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Multidisciplinary studies major

Throws 6-4 • 230 • Sr.-3L Round Rock, Texas (McNeil HS) • Team captain • Placed second in the weight throw at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Qualified for the 2011-12 NCAA Outdoor meet in the hammer • 2012 Southland Conference Indoor Champion in the weight throw and eighttime Southland scorer (five outdoor/three indoor) overall • Has won a total of eight gold medals during his career (four weight throw/ four hammer) • Program record holder in the weight throw (63-9 ½ /19.44m) and hammer (196-3/59.81m) • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree and two-time Southland All-Academic selection • Graduated in May 2013 with a kinesiology degree and currently is taking graduate courses

Nolawie Teshome Distances 5-8 • 125 • Fr.-HS Austin, Texas (Anderson HS)

• Regional qualifier who was named team Athlete of the Year and captain • Owns top marks of 1:55 (800m), 4:30 (mile) and 15:49 (5,000m) • An academic all-state honoree • Undeclared major

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Meet The Roadrunners Men Kyle Tomasini

Tyler Williamson

Pole Vault 5-9 • 140 • Sr.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS/Texas A&M) • Qualified for the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships • Placed eighth at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Scored points at both Southland Conference meets in 2012 • Program record holder in the outdoor pole vault (16-10 ¾/5.15m) • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Biology major

Jared Tyler

Throws 5-10 • 260 • Jr.-TR Mesquite, Texas (Horn HS/Houston) • Will have two years of eligibility • Owns top marks of 160-9 (discus) and 137-3 (hammer) • First-team all-district selection as a junior and senior • Prep school-record holder in the discus • Health major

Saul Vasquez

Distances 5-11 • 140 • Fr.-HS Eagle Pass, Texas (Eagle Pass HS) • All-region and all-district performer in cross country and track & field • Owns top marks 4:24.08 (800m), 9:33.11 (3,200m) and 15:30 (5,000m) • Undeclared major

Sprints/Jumps 5-9 • 165 • Sr.-3L Houston, Texas (Cypress Woods HS) • 2013 Western Athletic Conference indoor long jump champion • 2012 All-American in the outdoor long jump and three-time national qualifier in his specialty event • Three-time Southland Conference Champion, sixtime all-league performer and seven-time scorer • His 2011 indoor title was the first in program history and he successfully defended the crown the following year • Has won 10 meets during his four-year career (five indoor/ five outdoor) • School record holder in the indoor long jump (25-0 ½/7.63m) • Southland Athlete of the Week on May 2, 2012 • Kinesiology major

Darryl Wyrick

Sprints/Hurdles 6-0 • 165 • Sr.-3L Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) • Ran the second leg of the team’s championship 1,600-meter relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships (programrecord 3:11.68) • 2011-12 NCAA Outdoor Championships quarterfinalist in the 400-meter hurdles and also earned a berth on the team’s 1,600m relay in ’12 • Seven-time Southland Conference scorer (four outdoor/three indoor), including a second-place finish in the 400m hurdles at the league’s 2012 outdoor meet • Sociology major

Andris Vistins

Throws 6-4 • 275 • Jr.-1L Schertz, Texas (Clemens HS) • Placed sixth in the hammer at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championships • Criminal justice major

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Luke Young

Throws 6-0 • 300 • Fr.-HS Keller, Texas (Keller HS) • Placed fourth at the 2013 UIL 5A State Championships in the shot put after winning the district and regional titles • Owns top marks of 58-1 (shot put) and 173-8 (discus) • Undeclared major

Meet The Roadrunners Women Isabel Balbontin

outdoor) as a sophomore • Anthropology major

Distances 5-5 • Sr.-2L Katy, Texas (Mayde Creek HS)

Sprints 5-8 • So.-1L Converse, Texas (Judson HS)

• Scored points in three events in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championship competition (two outdoor/one indoor) • Ran the lead leg of the squad’s 2012 Southland Conference Champion distance medley relay • Three-time league scorer (two indoor/one

• Ran the third leg of the team’s sixth-place 1,600-meter relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Psychology major

April Benavidez Pole Vault 5-1 • Sr.-3L Elsa, Texas (Edcouch-Elsa HS)

• Communications major

Evelyn Clark

• Placed third at both the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor and Outdoor Championships • Three-time Southland Conference scorer (two outdoor/one indoor) • Program record holder in the indoor and outdoor pole vault (12-3 ½/3.75m / 12-5 ½/3.80m)

Dinha Callejas

Ernestine Cray

Sprints/Jumps 5-5 • Sr.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Sam Houston HS/Texas A&M-Corpus Christi) • Qualified for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships in the triple jump • Four-time Western Athletic Conference scorer a year ago (two indoor/two outdoor) • 2011 Southland Conference Outdoor Champion in the triple jump and seven-time scorer (four

outdoor/three indoor) • 2011 Southland Outdoor Freshman of the Year • Tabbed WAC Athlete of the Week on April 17, 2013, and Southland Athlete of the Week on April 20, 2011 • Interdisciplinary studies major

Jacquelyn Crenwelge

Pole Vault 5-6 • So.-1L San Angelo, Texas (Central HS) • Placed seventh at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Health major

Kristina Cantu

Middle Distances 5-3 • Fr.-HS Fredericksburg, Texas (Fredericksburg HS)

• All-region and all-district performer in both cross country and track & field • Owns top marks of 5:20 (1,600m) and 11:58 (3,200m) • Academic all-state honoree • Kinesiology major

Middle Distances 5-3 • So.-SQ Mission, Texas (Veteran’s Memorial HS) • Competed in the 800 meters and the metric mile in her first campaign • Pre-communications major

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Meet The Roadrunners Women Alexus Daniels

Whitney Flannel

Sprints/Jumps 5-4 • So.-1L Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana HS)

• Ran the third leg of the team’s fifth-place 400-meter relay at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Competed in the 60m, 100m, 200m, long jump and triple jump in her first season • Undeclared major

Alyssa Diaz

High Jump 5-8 • Jr.-2L West Columbia, Texas (Columbia HS) • Qualified for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships • Placed third at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor and Outdoor Championships • Placed fifth at the 2012 Southland Conference Outdoor Championships • Named WAC Athlete of the Week on May 1, 2013 • Psychology major

Distances 5-0 • Sr.-2L Hereford, Texas (Hereford HS) • Team captain • Qualfied for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 10,000 meters • Four-time scorer in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championship competition (two indoor/two outdoor) • Ran the anchor leg of the DMR that set a program record of 11:41.25 at the 2013 Armory Collegiate Invitational • Raced to first-team All-WAC (third place) and NCAA All-South Central Region (25th) accolades during the 2012 cross country season • Also was a two-time WAC Athlete of the Week • Ran the anchor leg of the team’s 2012 Southland Conference Champion DMR • Three-time Southland scorer (two indoor/one outdoor) • 2011 All-Southland Conference Cross Country honoree • 2013 WAC All-Academic and 2012 Southland All-Academic selection • Kinesiology major

Samantha Fish

Distances 5-3 • Sr.-3L Los Fresnos, Texas (Los Fresnos HS) • Three-time scorer in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championship competition (two outdoor/one indoor) • 2012 second-team All-WAC cross country performer (13th place) • Three-time Southland Conference scorer (two

outdoor/one indoor) • Earned all-league honors at the 2010 Southland Cross Country Championships • 2013 Conference USA All-Academic selection in cross country • Also a 2013 WAC All-Academic and 2012 Southland All-Academic honoree • Interdisciplinary studies major

Kelly Goudeau Sprints 5-6 • Fr.-HS Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS)

• 2013 Region 2-5A and District 13-5A Champion in the 400 meters • 2010 District Champion in the 400m • School record-holder in the 400m (55.98) • Undeclared major

Nina Herrera Distances 5-4 • Sr.-3L El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS)

• Team captain • Placed fourth at the 2013 Conference USA Cross Country Championships and was team’s top finisher at three other meets • Five-time Western Athletic Conference scorer as a junior (three indoor/two outdoor) • Ran the lead leg of the DMR that set a program record of 11:41.25 at the 2013 Armory Collegiate Invitational • Raced to first-team All-WAC (seventh place) and NCAA All-South Central Region (18th) accolades during the 2012 cross country season • Ran the third leg of the team’s 2012 Southland Conference Champion DMR • Six-time Southland scorer (four indoor/two outdoor) • 2011 All-Southland cross country performer • Squad’s top finisher at the 2010-12 NCAA South Central Regional • Named C-USA Athlete of the Week on Sept. 24, 2013, and two-time Southland Cross Country Athlete of the Week honoree • 2013 WAC All-Academic and 2012 Southland All-Academic honoree • Mechanical engineering major

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Meet The Roadrunners Women Grace Kohler

Katelynn Homb

Distances 5-6 • So.-SQ San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS)

Throws 6-0 • Fr.-HS Ventura, Calif. (Ventura HS)

• 2013 California State Championships fifth place in the hammer and sixth in the discus • 2013 CIF Southern Section Division I third place in the discus • 2013 CIF Southern Section Masters Meet fifth place in the discus • 2012 CIF Southern Section Division II third place in the discus • Recorded top prep marks of 39-11 (shot put), 155-2 (discus/20th U.S.) and 128-9 (hammer) • Undeclared major

• Ran the 1,500 meters, mile and 3,000m and 5k in her first season • Undeclared major

Adrienne Mosby Hurdles 5-6 • Jr.-2L DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS)

Kayla Hunt

Jumps 5-9 • So.-SQ San Antonio, Texas (Stevens HS) • Placed third in the long jump at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Kinesiology major

Madeline Hurdt

Throws 5-7 • Sr.-2L Boerne, Texas (Champion HS/Ohio State) • Team captain • Placed seventh in the shot put at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Finished seventh in the shot at the 2012 Southland Conference Indoor Championships • Multidisciplinary studies major

Kaila James

Sprints 5-10 • Jr.-1L Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith HS)

• Ran the second leg of the team’s eighth-place 1,600m relay squad at the 2012 Southland Indoor Championships • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Management major

• Placed fourth in the 60-meter hurdles at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • Two-time Southland Conference scorer in her inaugural campaign (one indoor/one outdoor) • Health major

Venessa Onwuchekwa

Multis 5-9 • Jr.-SQ Mansfield, Texas (Timberview HS/Sam Houston State) • Finished 10th in the pentathlon at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championships • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Psychology major

Laura Oseghae

Jumps 5-5 • Sr.-3L San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS) • Three-time Western Athletic Conference scorer in 2013 (two indoor/one outdoor) • Three-time Southland Conference scorer (two indoor/one outdoor) • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Kinesiology major

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Meet The Roadrunners Women Emily Perez

Angel Sifuentes

Middle Distances 5-0 • So.-1L Mission, Texas (Juarez-Lincoln HS) • Finished 10th at the NCAA South Central Cross Country Regional, which was the best individual finish by a UTSA athlete in 17 years • Placed eighth at the Conference USA Cross Country Championships • Was third in the 5,000 meters at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • Scored in two events (mile/3k) at the 2013 WAC Indoor Championships • 2012 second-team All-WAC cross country performer (11th place) • Kinesiology major

Multis 5-4 • Jr.-TR Los Angeles, Calif. (Central Union HS/Cerritos [Calif.] JC)

Champion in the javelin • American studies major

Lindsey Pew

Pole Vault 5-9 • Jr.-TR Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View HS/Mesa [Ariz.] CC) • Three-time All-American • 2013 NJCAA Outdoor Champion • 2013 NJCAA Indoor runner-up • Recorded top mark of 13-0 • 2011 State Champion • Multidisciplinary studies major

Kerstin Sheehan Distances 5-6 • So.-SQ Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood HS)

• Participated in six cross country meets last fall • Ran in the mile, 1,500m, 3k, 5,000m and 10k in her first season • 2013 Western Athletic Conference All-Academic honoree • Undelcared major

• 2013 two-time All-American (javelin/heptathlon) • 2013 California Championships runner-up in the javelin and third in the heptathlon (4,546 points) • 2013 South Coast Conference Champion (javelin/school-record 43.57m) • 2012 California & South Coast Conference

Kyndall Snider

Sprints/Hurdles 5-9 • Fr.-RS San Antonio, Texas (Brandeis HS) • Sat out the 2013 season as a redshirt • Kinesiology major

Desiree Stevenson Jumps 5-5 • Fr.-HS Spring, Texas (Klein Forest HS)

• Had top prep marks of 25.25 (200m), 5-4 (high jump) and 38-5 1/2 (triple jump) • Computer science major

Shantel Swift

Sprints/Jumps 5-5 • So.-1L San Antonio, Texas (Clark HS) • A five-time scorer in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championship competition in her first season (three outdoor/two indoor) • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Pre-biology major

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Meet The Roadrunners Women Chelsea Taylor

Grace Williamson

Sprints 5-7 • Fr.-HS Jersey Village, Texas (Jersey Village HS) • Finance major

Stephanie Wangui Middle Distances 5-11 • So.-1L Leander, Texas (Leander HS)

• Ran the third leg of the DMR that set a program record of 11:41.25 at the 2013 Armory Collegiate Invitational • 2013 WAC All-Academic honoree • Mathematics major

Keyunt’a Washington

Middle Distances 5-8 • Sr.-3L Houston, Texas (Langham Creek HS)

• Ran the second leg of the team’s 2012 Southland Conference Champion DMR • Ran the second leg of the DMR that set a program record of 11:41.25 at the 2013 Armory Collegiate Invitational • Five-time Western Athletic Conference scorer in 2013 (three indoor/two outdoor) • Nine-time Southland scorer (six indoor/three outdoor) • 2013 WAC All-Academic and 2012 Southland All-Academic honoree • Interdisciplinary studies major

Brook Wilson Hurdles 5-0 • Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (Dawson HS)

• Raced to a top mark of 42.65 (300m hurdles) • Pro-biology major

Sprints 5-3 • Fr.-HS Mesquite, Texas (Mesquite HS)

• 2011-13 Team Sprinter of the Year • 2013 Most Valuable Teammate and team captain • Registered top marks of 7.75 (60m), 11.53 (100 m) and 24.37 (200m) • Psychology major

Sarah Wedgeworth Distances 5-9 • Sr.-SQ Portland, Texas (Gregory-Portland HS)

Greneshia Wright Sprints/Jumps 5-4 • Sr.-3L Abilene, Texas (Wylie HS)

• Scored points in two events at the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships • 2012 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier • Four-time Southland Conference scorer (two indoor/two outdoor) • Sociology major

Krystal Wynn Sprints/Jumps 5-6 • Sr.-3L Euless, Texas (Trinity HS)

• 2013 Western Athletic Conference All-Academic honoree • Psychology major

• 2011-12 NCAA Outdoor Championships qualifier • Two-time relay scorer in 2013 Western Athletic Conference Championship competition • Ran the third leg of the 400m relay that won the 2012 Southland Conference Championship with a program-record 44.81 • Nine-time Southland scorer (five outdoor/four indoor) • Sports, entertainment & tourism major

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Coaching Staff

Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox

aron Fox is in his sixth season as UTSA’s director of track & field and cross country. An integral part of Roadrunners track & field for nearly 14 years, Fox has been in charge of the men since 2003 and he added the women to his list of responsibilities following the merging of the two programs in July 2008. His career in the Alamo City began as an assistant for both the men and women from 2000-02.

There has been just as much success in the classroom, as multievent performer Bryan Wolfe swept Southland Student-Athlete of the Year honors in 2005 and ’06 and he also was a third-team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American as a senior. Meanwhile, Mecke was a four-time Southland Student-Athlete of the Year selection (2008 cross country/’09-10 indoor/’10 outdoor) in addition to earning third-team Academic All-America accolades in 2010.

The inaugural campaign in Conference USA got off to a great start in November, as the women’s cross country team won UTSA’s firstever C-USA Championship. Led by Nina Herrera’s fourth-place finish, the Roadrunners captured the program’s first league crown since 1996 and sixth overall in school history (1991-93, ‘95-96 Southland Conference). Emily Perez went on to post the best individual finish by a Roadrunner in 17 years and her performance helped lead UTSA to fifth place at the 2013 NCAA South Central Regional.

During the past six years, 100 individuals have qualified for NCAA Championship Preliminary Round competition and 21 have advanced to the national meets.

Fox led UTSA’s successful transition into the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) last year following unprecedented success in the program’s former home, the Southland Conference. The Roadrunners men captured the WAC Indoor Championship in February behind a school-record-tying six individual/relay titles. The victory was UTSA’s eighth consecutive indoor league title and Fox was named WAC Coach of the Year (his eighth straight indoor coaching award). Richard Garrett Jr. was tabbed the conference’s Outstanding Field Performer and he went on to match the program’s highest national indoor finish with his fourth-place performance in the shot put. Outdoors, Joshua Smith advanced to the NCAA Championships semifinals in the 400-meter hurdles and his 13th-place performance earned him second-team AllAmerica accolades. Meanwhile, the women just missed out on their first indoor league crown in 19 years when they finished second to I-35 rival Texas State by just six points. That came on the heels of a runner-up effort at the WAC Cross Country Championships, which featured the closest race in meet history (Idaho won by only three points). All told, UTSA won a total of 12 conference gold medals (eight indoor/four outdoor) in their first and only season in the circuit and Jonas Gutierrez also earned WAC Men’s Outdoor Freshman of the Year honors. Fox led the men to a league-record seven consecutive Southland Indoor Championships and he was named the league’s Coach of the Year from 2006-12 (only coach in conference history to earn seven straight awards). The Roadrunners also won three outdoor titles in their final five years in the circuit (2008, ‘10 & ‘12) and he picked up Coach of the Year accolades following each of those indoor/outdoor sweeps. Fox’s other honors include the 2008 and ‘11 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) South Central Region Indoor Coach of the Year and he also represented Team USA as an assistant coach at the 2010 Thorpe Cup (annual United States/Germany decathlon competition). A former All-America decathlete at the University of Texas, he already has tutored several high-profile athletes at UTSA, including four-time All-Americans Garrett Jr. and Teddy Williams, three-time All-American Justin Youngblood, two-time AllAmericans Keith Benford, Devon Bond and Larry Brooks, All-Americans Brandon Buteaux, Keyunta Hayes, Smith, Tyler Williamson and Rhonda Ray, four-time Southland Champion Will Vese and 2008 Southland Cross Country, six-time indoor and three-time outdoor league champion Dana Mecke. Under his watchful eye, Roadrunners student-athletes have broken or tied eight conference records and established a total of 64 school marks. They also have won 117 league titles and earned 22 All-America certificates.

In a tight team race that came down to the final event, the Flagstaff, Ariz., native led UTSA to its first-ever Southland Indoor Championship in 2006 behind individual championships from Buteaux (heptathlon) and Mthobisi Baloyi (800m). His Roadrunners successfully defended that title a year later on the strength of gold medals by Brooks (800m), Gaston Griffin (400m) and Vese (60m hurdles) and UTSA completed the three-peat in 2008 when a league-record six athletes — Steven Brown (200m), Luke Johnson (shot put), P.J. McGowen (high jump), Vese (60m hurdles), Williams (60m) and Tommy Wolfe (heptathlon) — came back to the Alamo City with individual crowns. The Roadrunners picked up their fourth consecutive title in February 2009 when Vese (60m hurdles), Johnathan Whittaker (high jump), Williams (60m/200m) and Tommy Wolfe (heptathlon) finished first in their respective events. Williams collected Southland Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Track Performer honors after becoming the first athlete in five years to sweep the short sprints at the conference meet. He went on to post the third-fastest preliminary heat time, a league record 6.59, at the NCAA Indoor Championships and picked up his second AllAmerica certificate with his eighth-place showing. He went on to post the world’s fastest 100m time in any condition, 9.90, at the UTEP Invitational in April, which stood for two-and-a-half months. Meanwhile, Vese also picked up his third title in a row in the 60m hurdles and Tommy Wolfe won his third straight conference multi-events championship. Crown number five came the following season when the Birds received winning performances from Williams (60m/200m), Keith Benford (high jump), Bond (triple jump) and the distance medley relay team of Brandon Chiuminetta, Canel Cole, Bryan Ugochukwu and Albert Cardenas. Williams was tabbed the league’s Athlete of the Year and Outstanding Track Performer for the second season in a row, while Benford and Bond were named Freshman and Newcomer of the Year, respectively. UTSA matched Lamar’s 26-year-old Southland record in 2011 with its sixth straight title and that came on the strength of the Roadrunners equaling their conference record with a half dozen gold medals — Benford (high jump), Bond (triple jump), Cardenas (mile), Garrett Jr. (shot put), Taylor Reed (pole vault) and Williamson (long jump). That helped the Birds score 153 points, which was the second-highest total in the meet’s 32-year history. Garrett Jr. was named the Outstanding Field Performer and he went on to earn second-team All-America honors at the NCAA Indoor. The unprecedented seventh championship in a row came a year later with another half dozen individual crowns, as Benford (high jump), Garrett Jr. (shot put), Hayes (60m hurdles), Chrisshun Jamerson (800m), Steinert (weight throw) and Williamson (long jump) all were victorious. Benford went on to earn second-team AllAmerica honors with his 14th-place finish at the national indoor championships. UTSA ended a streak of back-to-back second-place finishes at the conference’s outdoor meet in 2008, giving the program its first-ever indoor/outdoor sweep in school history. First-place efforts by Williams in the 100m and 200m, Vese in the 110m hurdles, Tommy Wolfe in the decathlon and the 400-meter relay team vault-

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Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox ed the Roadrunners to their second Southland Outdoor Championship in school annals. Following that meet, the team entered the USTFCCA Top 25 Poll, which was the first national ranking by any program in UTSA Athletics history.

The 2011 campaign saw Aimee Jonas win the program’s seventh Southland pentathlon title, which helped lead UTSA to a third-place finish. Meanwhile, Bragg picked up the school’s first-ever hammer crown during the outdoor season.

Williams earned All-America honors in the 100m following his seventh-place performance at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships and he went on to advance to the quarterfinals at the United States Olympic Trials. The fifth All-American in school history had a year to remember, as he set a total of four school records — 60m (6.66), 100m (10.16), 200m (20.60) and 400m relay (39.84) in addition to winning the NCAA Midwest Regional 100m title, the Southland Outdoor 100m, 200m and 400m relay crowns and the Southland Indoor 60m gold medal. Williams, who led 1-2-3 finishes in both short sprints at the conference’s outdoor meet, was named the league’s Outstanding Outdoor Track Performer. He also set a new conference record in the 60m dash in January and competed at the NCAA Indoor Championships two months later. The Tyler native capped his season by running on the 400m relay team that ran the world’s fastest time (38.39) at the NACAC Under-23 Championships. Meanwhile, Brown collected All-Midwest Region honors in the 100m, was named the Southland Indoor Athlete of the Year and was the high-point scorer at both league meets and Tommy Wolfe became the first athlete to sweep both multi-event competitions in league history.

Mecke helped lead the program to a five-place improvement at the 2010 Southland Outdoor and she was named the league’s Athlete of the Year after winning the 800m and 1,500m titles. Her middle distance sweep was the first in the conference in seven years. Jessica Jones was the Birds’ other champion, as she won her third consecutive 100m hurdles crown, joining former UTSA All-American Ryanne Dupree as the circuit’s only three-time winners in the event.

The program’s second sweep in three years came in 2010 when Williams (100m), Bond (high & triple jumps) and Williamson (long jump) won individual titles at the Southland Outdoor. The Birds scored a then-school-record 148 points en route to their seventh title under Fox’s tutelage and Williams recorded the nation’s top 100m time (10.03w) in his gold-medal performance. Bond went on to post the third-best national finish in program history with his fifth-place effort in the triple jump, while Williams became UTSA’s first-ever four-time All-American with his ninth-place showing in the 100m. He went on to sign a free agent contract with the Dallas Cowboys in July 2010, becoming the first UTSA athlete to play in the National Football League.

Coaching Experience Head Coach: UTSA, 2008-present (men & women); 2003-08 (men) Assistant Coach: UTSA, 2000-02 (men & women)

Three Roadrunners — Benford (high jump), Bond (triple jump) and Hayes (400m hurdles) — won conference crowns at the 2011 Southland Outdoor, as UTSA finished second to Stephen F. Austin by 16 points. Hayes was tabbed the conference’s Freshman of the Year, a first in program history, after accounting for 16.75 points, which was the highest total among league frosh. Ten athletes qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Preliminary Rounds and a school-record three — Benford (high jump/honorable mention), Bond (triple jump/second team) and Garrett Jr. (shot put/second team) — went on to earn All-America honors. UTSA left the league in style in May 2012 with its third indoor/outdoor sweep in the last five years. Hayes swept both hurdles events on the final day of the meet, while Garrett Jr. won the shot put for the program’s first-ever outdoor throws gold medal in its 21-year history in the conference. Those two and Williamson went on to earn All-America accolades at the national meet. Hayes (400m hurdles) posted the best finish of the three, fourth, and that was the second-highest outdoor finish in school annals. He went on to advance to the semifinals of the U.S. Olympic Trials. On the women’s side, Fox immediately turned the Roadrunners into Southland contenders in just four seasons. UTSA nearly won its first Southland Outdoor Championship since 1997 in its last campaign in the league and it ended up posting its best finish, second, in 15 years. The Roadrunners won a total six individual/relay titles — Katie Bragg (hammer), Jhorden Hunter (100m), Eboni Johnson (triple jump), Zaquita McClanahan (shot put), Mecke (1,500m) and the 400m relay quartet of Shahira Ehiemua, Chiugo Okonkwo, Krystal Wynn and Hunter. Meanwhile, Ehiemua was tabbed Southland Freshman of the Year. All that came on the heels of a fourth-place effort at the conference’s indoor meet where Chenale Smith (high jump) and the distance medley relay of Isabel Balbontin, Grace Williamson, Nina Herrera and Alyssa Diaz captured gold medals.

UTSA posted its highest indoor finish, third, in a half dozen years in February 2010 on the strength of a school-record-tying six individual/relay crowns. Jones successfully defended her 60m hurdles title, Mecke swept the 800m and mile for the second straight year, Pernilla Savestrand and Kayla Pratt were victorious in the 3k and 5k, respectively, and the DMR collected gold for the second year in a The Fox File Hometown__________________________ Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua HS) Alma mater______________________________________ Texas (1999)

Coaching Highlights • UTSA’s women won the 2013 Conference USA Cross Country Championship • UTSA’s men won the 2013 Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championship, which was the program’s eighth consecutive indoor league title • Led the men to 2006-12 Southland Indoor Championships & three Southland Outdoor Championships (2008, ‘10, ‘12) • 2008 & ’11 USTFCCCA Indoor South Central Region Coach of the Year • 2013 WAC Indoor Coach of the Year • 2006-12 Southland Indoor Coach of the Year (only coach in league history to earn seven in a row) • 2008, ’10 & ’12 Southland Outdoor Coach of the Year • 11 All-Americans (Keith Benford, Devon Bond, Larry Brooks, Brandon Buteaux, Richard Garrett Jr., Keyunta Hayes, Joshua Smith Teddy Williams, Tyler Williamson, Justin Youngblood, Rhonda Ray) • 2013 WAC Outdoor Freshman of the Year Jonas Gutierrez • 2013 WAC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year Richard Garrett Jr. • 2012 Southland Outdoor Freshman of the Year Shahira Ehiemua • 2011 Southland Outdoor Freshman of the Year Keyunta Hayes • 2011 Southland Indoor Outstanding Field Performer Richard Garrett Jr. • 2010 Southland Outdoor Athlete of the Year Dana Mecke • 2008 & ’10 Southland Outdoor Outstanding Track Performer Teddy Williams • 2009-10 Southland Indoor Athlete of the Year & Outstanding Track Performer Teddy Williams • 2010 Southland Indoor Newcomer of the Year Devon Bond • 2010 Southland Indoor Freshman of the Year Keith Benford • 2010 Southland Cross Country & Indoor Newcomer of the Year Pernilla Savestrand • 2009 Southland Indoor Outstanding Track Performer Dana Mecke • 2008 Southland Indoor Athlete of the Year Steven Brown • 2008 Southland Indoor Freshman of the Year P.J. McGowen • 2004 Southland Indoor Athlete of the Year Justin Youngblood • 2003 Southland Indoor Outstanding Track Performer Carl Johnson • 2002 Southland Indoor Outstanding Field Performer Justin Youngblood • 12 WAC Champions (8 indoor/4 indoor) • 105 Southland Champions (60 indoor/44 outdoor/1 cross country) • Served as an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2010 Thorpe Cup • Teddy Williams signed free-agent contract with Dallas Cowboys in July 2010, becoming first-ever UTSA athlete to play in the NFL

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Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Aaron Fox row. Meanwhile, Savestrand was tabbed the circuit’s Newcomer of the Year after earning the same award during the cross country campaign. In his first season, Mecke became the fourth female in school history and first in a dozen years to win the Southland Cross Country Championship. She won her first seven races of the season before finishing the campaign with a 23rd-place showing at the NCAA South Central Regional, which was the highest finish by a Roadrunner in at least 12 years. The league’s Student-Athlete of the Year also was a five-time Southland Athlete of the Week honoree. Mecke went on to win Southland Indoor Championships in the 800 meters and mile in addition to running the anchor leg on UTSA’s first-place distance medley relay squad and she was tabbed the meet’s Outstanding Track Performer and circuit’s Student-Athlete of Year. Meanwhile, Jones swept the circuit’s hurdles crowns, including successfully defending her 100m hurdles title, to become the first female in school history to do so and she went on to compete at the NCAA Midwest Regional. Pratt later raced to All-America honors in the 5k at the USA Junior Championships. Brooks, the school record-holder in the indoor and outdoor 800 meters, completed a rare double for the Roadrunners in 2007, becoming just the second male athlete in school history to earn All-America accolades at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships in the same season, matching Youngblood’s feat from 2004 (heptathlon/decathlon). Additionally, Buteaux advanced to the 2005 NCAA Indoor Championships and became the program’s third All-American with a seventhplace finish, breaking Youngblood’s school record with 5,519 points. In 2004, Youngblood won the Southland Indoor heptathlon title en route to being named the league’s Indoor Men’s Athlete of the Year and earning All-America honors with a seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championships. He then picked up his third All-America certificate with a seventh-place showing in the decathlon at the national outdoor meet in Austin.

In his first season as interim head coach in 2003, Fox led the Roadrunners to a pair of individual league titles and a fifth-place finish at the Southland Indoor. Additionally, Carl Johnson was named the meet’s Outstanding Track Performer. The 2002 season saw Fox tutor his student-athletes to several more honors. Both Youngblood and Ray won their respective pentathlons at the Southland Indoor Championships, while Youngblood also was the high jump champion, high-point scorer and Outstanding Field Performer. Ray went on to repeat as the heptathlon (outdoor) champion and the pair both finished seventh at the NCAA Championships to earn All-America accolades. The UTSA men won the 2001 Southland Outdoor title and Fox also guided Ray and Youngblood to multi-event league titles during the season. Ray claimed pentathlon (indoor) and heptathlon (outdoor) crowns, while Youngblood was the indoor pentathlon champion. Fox, a team captain at Texas in 1998-99, was an All-American and the first-ever Big 12 Champion in the heptathlon and decathlon. He also holds the U.S. Junior first-day total and long jump records and held the Big 12 Outdoor meet record in the decathlon from 1997-2009. In 1995, he broke Daley Thompson’s junior 100-meter dash mark in the decathlon and was the No. 1-ranked U.S. Junior and third-ranked junior decathlete in the world. Fox also still owns the Arizona Class 4A state record in the long jump (24-7) and his 10-year-old triple jump mark of 49-1 was broken in 2007. A 1999 graduate with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, Fox served as an assistant with the Texas track & field camp from 1997-98 and with the Longhorns program until 1999. Fox is married to the former Sarah Vestal and the couple has two children, June and Jacob.

2014 UTSA Coaching Staff (l-r): Adam Hudson, Scott Slade, Aaron Fox, Chris Adams, Steven Brown, LaVera Morris

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Associate Head Coach Scott Slade

cott Slade, who was promoted to associate head coach for distance and cross country in July 2011, is in his eighth year as a member of the UTSA’s coaching staff.

Slade led the women’s cross country team to UTSA’s first-ever Conference USA Championship in November and was named the league’s Coach of the Year. Led by Nina Herrera’s fourth-place finish, the Roadrunners captured the program’s first league crown since 1996 and sixth overall in school history (1991-93, ‘95-96 Southland Conference) Emily Perez went on to post the best individual finish by a Roadrunner in 17 years and her performance helped lead UTSA to fifth place at the 2013 NCAA South Central Regional. Last season, he helped the Roadrunners men capture the Western Athletic Conference Indoor Championship, which was the program’s eighth consecutive league title. Mike Medrano and Nathan Collier raced to a 1-2 finish in the mile and the distance medley relay of Collier, Jurmarcus Shelvin, Brady Hand and Medrano posted a runner-up finish. Collier went on to win the conference’s 1,500-meter crown at the outdoor meet. Meanwhile, the women just missed out on their first indoor crown in 19 years when they finished second to I-35 rival Texas State by just six points. All told, Slade’s distance runners combined to produce nine All-WAC performances (five indoor/ four outdoor) a year ago. The 2012 cross country season saw the women fall just short of their first league title in 16 years. The closest finish in WAC history saw Idaho edge the Roadrunners by just three points. Alyssa Diaz (third) and Herrera (seventh) both raced to first-team all-conference laurels, while Perez (11th) and Samantha Fish (13th) were second-team honorees. UTSA wrapped up its season with a fifth-place finish at the NCAA South Central Regional, which was the program’s best showing since winning the 1996 NCAA District VI title and advancing to the national meet. Herrera (18th) and Diaz (25th) led the way with all-region performances. Slade helped lead the UTSA men to a Southland Conference indoor/outdoor championship sweep in 2012 and the women recorded their best outdoor finish (second) in 15 years. He guided Chrisshun Jamerson (indoor 800m), Dana Mecke (1,500m) and the women’s distance medley relay of Isabel Balbontin, Grace Williamson, Herrera and Diaz to league titles. Eleven of his athletes (six women/ five men) raced to all-conference honors and the men’s DMR of Cole Reveal, Jamerson, Hand and Albert Cardenas broke the Southland’s 16-year old record at the New Balance Invitational. He led UTSA to its best finish in 14 years at the 2011 Southland Men’s Cross Country Championships. Cardenas’ third-place performance was the best finish by a Roadrunner at the league meet since Philo Saunders’ third-place effort in 1998 and he went on to earn All-South Central Region accolades. Meanwhile, the women recorded their best showing in a dozen years and Carly Kitts was tabbed the Southland Freshman of the Year. Slade’s runners combined to earn all-conference accolades in six events (four indoor/two outdoor) the following spring, including Cardenas, who won the indoor mile championship. Meanwhile, the DMR of Cardenas, Canel Cole, Jamerson and Medrano established a new program record at the prestigious New Balance Invitational. His distance crew scored more points than any team at the Southland Indoor Championships, including a 1-2-3 finish in the mile, and that helped the Roadrunners win their league-record-tying sixth consecutive title. That came on the heels of Reveal racing to All-South Central Region honors during the cross country season. Reveal (eighth) and Cardenas (ninth) finished among the top 10 at the Southland Cross Country Championships, which gave them all-conference honors, and that helped the Roadrunners place third for the second year in a row. Slade’s distance runners were instrumental in UTSA’s second indoor/outdoor Southland Championship sweep in the last three seasons in 2010. The indoor campaign saw the distance medley relay team of Brandon Chiuminetta, Cole, Bryan Ugochukwu and Cardenas win the program’s fifth-ever conference crown and the Roadrunners received five other scoring performances at the meet. That effort was doubled during the Southland Outdoor, as UTSA went on to score a school-record 148 points. In fact, each distance runner accounted for points at the conference meets. Layne Nixon led the way at the 2009 Southland Cross Country Championships, as he earned all-conference honors with his seventh-place effort. Slade also helped lead the women to a fourth-place performance that fall, giving the program its best finish since 2004. Kayla Pratt finished second, Mecke (the defending cham-

pion) placed fifth and Southland Newcomer of the Year Pernilla Savestrand crossed the tape in seventh place. Mecke and Nixon went on to pick up All-South Central Region accolades to close out the campaign. In his first season coaching the women, Mecke became the fourth female in school history and first in a dozen years to win the Southland Cross Country Championship. She won her first seven races of the season before finishing the campaign with a 23rd-place showing at the NCAA South Central Regional, which was the highest finish by a Roadrunner in at least 12 years. The league’s Student-Athlete of the Year also was a five-time Southland Athlete of the Week honoree. Mecke went on to win Southland Indoor Championships in the 800 meters and mile in addition to running the anchor leg on UTSA’s first-place distance medley relay squad and was tabbed the meet’s Outstanding Track Performer and circuit’s Student-Athlete of the Year. Meanwhile, Pratt raced to All-America honors in the 5,000m at June’s USA Junior Championships. On the men’s side, he helped lead the Roadrunners to their fourth consecutive Southland Indoor Championship in February 2009. Slade then guided Michael Cook to the league’s outdoor 1,500 meters title and he became the first athlete in eight years and fifth in program history to accomplish the feat. The victory gave the true freshman a spot in the NCAA Midwest Regional. That came on the heels of a 2008 campaign that saw UTSA claim its third conference indoor crown in a row. Three months later, he was instrumental in the program’s first Southland Outdoor Championship in seven years, which resulted in the inaugural indoor/outdoor sweep in school history, the league’s first since 2004. Slade made an immediate impact in his first year with the program, helping Larry Brooks become the first distance runner in school history to earn All-America accolades and compete at the USA Track & Field (USATF) Championships. Brooks also completed a rare double for the Roadrunners in 2007. The school recordholder in the indoor and outdoor 800 meters became just the second male athlete in school history to earn All-America accolades at both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor Championships in the same season, matching Justin Youngblood’s feat from 2004 (heptathlon/decathlon). The Buffalo, N.Y., native came to UTSA after a three-year stint as the director of cross country and track & field at Soka University in Aliso Viejo, Calif. He started up Soka’s cross country and track & field programs in fall 2004. Slade also coached the 2004 Orange County Marathon Champion and the lead leg of the winning distance medley relay at USATF Indoor Nationals. He also founded the Pacific Throws Academy and was the co-chair of long-distance running for the Southern California USATF. Prior to Soka, Slade was the head coach of the cross country and track & field programs from 1991-2003 at Plattsburgh State University. He was a four-time NCAA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year and two-time SUNYAC Coach of the Year. From 1989-91, Slade was an assistant cross country and track & field coach at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Slade began his coaching career in 1988 as an assistant cross country and track & field coach at Adams State College in Alamosa, Colo. It was there that he served under legendary distance coach Dr. Joe Vigil, who served as the United States’ distance coach at the 1988 and 2008 Summer Olympics. In his two years, Slade helped lead the school to the 1988 and ’89 National Cross Country Championships and helped coach five distance runners who won national titles and a total of 41 All-Americans. Slade is Level III trained in distance events by the USATF, currently is the NCAA South Central Men’s Cross Country Region Representative for the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association and is a member of the NCAA Division I Cross Country Executive Committee in addition to being the South Texas USATF Coaches Advisory Chair. He also serves as meet director for the UIL Region IV Championships, as well as the Ricardo Romo Cross Country Classic, which is the largest cross country meet in the state of Texas. Slade served as an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2012 North American, Central American, and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-23 Championships. An All-America distance runner at the University of Buffalo, he earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 1987. Two years later, Slade received his master’s in health, physical education & recreation from Adams State College. Slade is married to Darlene Holland.

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Assistant Coaches

Chris Adams Sixth Season

hris Adams is in his sixth season working with UTSA’s throwers. He has led Richard Garrett Jr. to four All-America certificates in his first five years in the Alamo City in addition to coaching nine conference champions. His athletes also have established new school records in nine events since his arrival. Last season, Adams helped guide the Roadrunners men to their eighth consecutive indoor conference title in their lone appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships, while the women finished second and just missed their first league crown since 1994. Garrett Jr. was tabbed the WAC Indoor Field Athlete of the Year and he went on to earn first-team All-America honors with his fourth-place finish in the shot put at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Katie Bragg also picked up a league championship in the weight throw and his athletes set four program marks. Adams helped lead the UTSA men to a Southland Conference indoor/outdoor championship sweep in 2012 and the women recorded their best outdoor finish (second) in 15 years. Garrett Jr. earned second-team All-America accolades at the NCAA Outdoor Championships for the second consecutive season, successfully defended his Southland indoor shot put title and became the first thower in program history to win an outdoor conference championship when he won the shot. Phil Steinert also was victorious during the indoor campaign in the weight throw and he went on to place second in the hammer at the league’s outdoor meet. All told, the men established three new school records and four athletes competed at the NCAA Outdoor Championships Preliminary Rounds. The women were just as successful, as Bragg successfully defended her conference hammer throw crown with a new Southland record, while Zaquita McClanahan captured gold in the shot put at the conference’s outdoor meet. Both went on to participate at the national meet in their respective specialty events. The 2011 campaign saw Garrett Jr. earn second-team All-America honors in the shot put at both national meets (first All-America thrower in school history) and he also was named the Southland Indoor Outstanding Field Performer after winning the league’s shot put title and finishing sixth in the weight throw.

Garrett Jr. went on to place second in both the shot and discus and sixth in the hammer during the outdoor campaign. He established new program records in the indoor and outdoor shot in addition to breaking the Roadrunners’ 25-year-old discus mark at the Texas Relays. All told, the UTSA men earned six all-conference certificates (two indoor/four outdoor) and they set new school standards in every event he coached. On the women’s side, Bragg won the program’s first-ever hammer title at the Southland Outdoor after finishing third in the weight throw during the indoor campaign. She set a new school record in the hammer at the Texas Relays and McClanahan established a new indoor shot put standard. His second season in charge of the throwers saw a total of five new school records and seven student-athletes (five women/two men) that combined to score points 14 times at the Southland Indoor and Outdoor Championships. Leading the way was Garrett Jr., who qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championships Preliminary Rounds (discus), posted a pair of runner-up performances at the league meets (indoor shot put/discus) and broke both UTSA’s shot put marks. Meanwhile, Bragg earned a silver medal in the hammer at the Southland Outdoor and established new program records in the weight throw and hammer. In his first campaign, he guided Amber Byars (discus) and Taelor Wilson (shot put) to points at the Southland Outdoor and Indoor, respectively, and the pair also made their mark on the program’s all-time performance charts, moving into the top four in the hammer, weight throw and discus. In his four seasons in San Marcos, Adams coached Abigail Ruston to 2007 NCAA Outdoor All-America honors in the shot put (second place) and Sara Stultz earned 2006 Southland Conference Track & Field Student-Athlete of the Year accolades. All told, Bobcats athletes set five league records and won a total of 14 individual championships under his direction. Adams was a two-time All-American in both the shot and hammer at Ashland (Ohio) University. The Findlay, Ohio, native earned his bachelor’s degree from Ashland in recreation administration after beginning his career at Kent State, where he was an all-conference performer from 1998-2000. He also earned a silver medal for Team USA at the 2002 North America, Central America and Caribbean (NACAC) Under-25 Track & Field Championships and was a 2004 Olympic Trials qualifier in the shot put. Adams is married to the former Amber Thompson and the couple has a daughter, Camdyn.

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Assistant Coaches

Steven Brown Third Season

ormer Roadrunner standout Steven Brown is in his third season as a member of UTSA’s track & field coaching staff. He tutors the program’s sprinters and jumpers and also assists with the team’s 400-meter relay. Last season, Brown helped guide the Roadrunners men to their eighth consecutive indoor conference title in their lone appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships, while the women finished second and just missed their first league crown since 1994. His athletes combined to win five individual league titles (three indoor/two outdoor) and they also set a pair of program records. Eboni Johnson swept the WAC indoor and outdoor triple jump championships, while Roscoe Robinson (outdoor long jump), Ronson Small (indoor triple jump) and Tyler Williamson (indoor long jump) also collected gold medals.

Brown helped lead the men to a Southland Conference indoor/outdoor championship sweep in 2012 and the women recorded their best outdoor finish (second) in 15 years. He also guided Williamson to outdoor All-America accolades in the long jump. After successfully defending his Southland indoor title in his specialty event, Williamson placed second at the league’s outdoor meet and followed that performance with a school record at the NCAA Championships Preliminary Rounds, which qualified him for the national semifinals. Brown also helped lead Shahira Ehiemua to Southland Outdoor Freshman of the Year honors. His athletes won a combined three conference championships, collected eight all-league certificates and established a trio of school records in his first season as a full-time assistant. Additionally, a half dozen Roadrunners (four women/two men) competed at the national outdoor meet. Brown previously served as a member of Aaron Fox’s staff in 2009 when he was the program’s student volunteer coach. UTSA won its fourth consecutive Southland Conference Indoor Championship that season. A highly-decorated four-year letterwinner from 2005-08, the Mesquite native led the Roadrunners to a total of four Southland Championships (three indoor/one outdoor) during his career, including the program’s first-ever indoor/outdoor sweep in 2008. A two-time Southland Champion and 14-time all-conference performer, he was tabbed the league’s Indoor Athlete of the Year in 2008 after scoring a meet-high 24 points. Brown also was a three-time NCAA All-Midwest Region honoree and he competed in the long jump at the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championships. He ranks among the program’s top five all-time performers in four sprint events (indoor 60m & 200m/outdoor 100m & 200m) and both the indoor and outdoor long jump. Brown is married to the former Cheria Wilson and the couple has a son, Braylon.

Adam Hudson Third Season

Adam Hudson, who has coached AllAmerica hurdlers in each of his first two years at UTSA, begins his third season as an assistant coach for the Roadrunners this spring. He tutors the program’s 400-meter sprinters, hurdlers, 1,600m relay team and women high jumpers Last season, Hudson helped guide the Roadrunners men to their eighth consecutive indoor conference title in their lone appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships, while the women finished second and just missed their first league crown since 1994. Joshua Smith raced to second-team All-America honors in the 400m hurdles at the NCAA Outdoor Championships and the indoor 1,600m relay of Nate Brunette, Darryl Wyrick, Smith and Christopher Hall raced to a conference title. Hudson helped lead the UTSA men to a Southland Conference indoor/outdoor championship sweep in 2012 and the women recorded their best outdoor finish (second) in 15 years. He also guided Keyunta Hayes to outdoor All-America honors in the 400-meter hurdles. Hayes raced to a fourth-place finish in the national final (second-best national performance in program annals), won a total of three Southland Championships (60m hurdles/110m hurdles/400m hurdles), set a pair of outdoor school records and advanced to the semifinals of the United States Olympic Trials. In fact, the Roadrunners claimed the top three spots in the league’s 400m hurdles final, which is believed to be a first in conference history, and those three — Hayes, Wyrick and Smith — advanced to the NCAA Outdor Championships along with the squad’s 1,600m relay squad. All told, 12 of his athletes (seven women/five men) scored points in Southland competition in his first year in the Alamo City, including the five men who combined for 14 all-conference certificates. Hudson sprent the previous seven years as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Texas State. He coached the Bobcats’ multi-event athletes and jumpers in addition to serving as the program’s recruiting coordinator. He mentored four Southland Conference award winners, 16 Southland Champions and four Texas State record holders in the combined events during his stay in San Marcos. Hudson also led three high jumpers to NCAA Championships berths. After starting his coaching career in 2002 as Texas State’s head men’s cross country coach, he then was San Marcos Academy’s head track & field/cross country coach for two years. A four-year letterwinner for the Bobcats, Hudson was a team captain his final two years. He won the 2002 Southland Championship in the 400-meter hurdles, earned all-league honors seven times and set a Texas State record in the 400m hurdles. He received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and mathematics in 2002 and added a master’s degree in sports administration five years later. The Bay City native is a Level II USA Track & Field (USATF) coach in jumps and combined events, as well as an instructor for Level I USATF coaches’ education. Hudson is married to the former Eloise Martin and the couple has a daughter, Cora.

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Assistant Coaches/Support Staff

LaVera Morris Assistant Coach Second Season

Brian Hernandez Associate Communications Director Eighth Season

aVera Morris is in her second year on the Roadrunners’ coaching staff. She tutors the team’s middle distance runners and assists with cross country squads in addition to coordinating team travel, organizing housing for UTSA’s student-athletes, arranging team meals and other administrative duties. Morris spent her inaugural season as the program’s director of operations.

ired in May 2006, Brian Hernandez is in his eighth year as associate athletics communications director at UTSA. Hernandez is the primary communications contact for the Roadrunners’ football (student-athletes), men’s and women’s cross country, tennis and men’s and women’s track & field programs in addition to serving as the editor for the school’s official athletics website, goUTSA.com.

The women’s cross country team won UTSA’s first-ever Conference USA Championship in November. Led by Nina Herrera’s fourth-place finish, the Roadrunners captured the program’s first league crown since 1996 and sixth overall in school history (1991-93, ‘95-96 Southland Conference). Emily Perez went on to post the best individual finish by a Roadrunner in 17 years and her performance helped lead UTSA to fifth place at the 2013 NCAA South Central Regional. Morris came to the Alamo City following a one-year stint as the director of operations at her alma mater, Kentucky. A two-time All-American in the 800 meters, Morris earned certificates at the 2006 NCAA Outdoor Championships and two years later at the indoor national meet. She also won a Southeastern Conference Indoor Championship as a sophomore in the distance medley relay. Morris still holds the fastest indoor 800m time in UK history by a freshman (2:09.70) and ranks third overall with her 2:06, which she ran as a junior. Her outdoor career-best clocking of 2:05.87 as a sophomore stands fourth in Wildcats annals. After receiving her master’s degrees from Central Florida in business administration and sports management in 2011, the Orlando, Fla., native was a marketing and sales intern for the Black Coaches & Administrators/Learfield Sports. She earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Kentucky in 2008.

He has 14 years of athletics communications experience, with stops at the University of Texas at Austin (2000-03), California State University at Fresno (2000) and Kansas State University (1998-99). Prior to his arrival at UTSA, Hernandez spent three years managing a private business in Kansas City, Mo. The 40-year-old native of Olathe, Kan., has worked multiple conference and NCAA Championship events, as well as 10 bowl games (five Alamo/three Cotton/two Holiday). He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and several of his publications have been honored for excellence by CoSIDA, including the 2000 Fresno State baseball game program, which was tabbed “Best In The Nation.” Hernandez served as the local media services director for the 2011 NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship, as well as the 2006-07 and ‘09 Southland Conference Volleyball Tournaments. He also was the assistant media services liaison at the 2011 NCAA Men’s Basketball Southwest Regional, 2010 Women’s Final Four, 2008 Men’s Final Four and 2007 NCAA Men’s Basketball South Regional. Hernandez began his tenure at UT-Austin in June 2000 as a media relations assistant. In that role, he was the primary contact for the Longhorns’ men’s track & field team and secondary contact for UT’s nationally-ranked football program. He also served as the assistant media director for the 74th Annual Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays. A year later, he was promoted to assistant media relations director and was instrumental in the department’s August 2001 launch of MackBrown-TexasFootball.com. He arrived in Austin after serving as a media relations assistant at Fresno State in Spring 2000. Hernandez coordinated the day-to-day publicity of the Bulldogs’ nationally-ranked baseball and women’s soccer squads. He also was the media director for the 22nd Annual Pepsi/Johnny Quik Baseball Classic.

Robert Lamb Athletic Trainer

Emily Patton Academic Advisor

At Kansas State, Hernandez was responsible for the publicity of Wildcats’ rowing team and also assisted with media relations for all home football, basketball and baseball events. He earned his bachelor’s degree in print journalism with an emphasis in business administration from K-State in December 1999. Hernandez married the former Ambra Whitehurst in June 2013 and the couple resides in the Alamo City.

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Season in Review

2013 Western Athletics Conference Indoor Championships Men TSA, on the strength of six individual/relay championships, won its eighth consecutive league championship in its first and only appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships.

Richard Garrett Jr. (shot put), Mike Medrano (mile), Ronson Small (triple jump), Kerry Thompson (high jump), Tyler Williamson (long jump) and the 1,600-meter relay of Nate Brunette, Darryl Wyrick, Joshua Smith and Christopher Hall all won gold medals, as the Roadrunners scored a programrecord 159 points. Aaron Fox was named WAC Coach of the Year and Garrett Jr. was tabbed the leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Field Athlete of the Year following the three-day meet.

Individual Scoring Name Place Points Event Richard Garrett Jr._____ 1st_______10________________ Shot put (20.05m) Mike Medrano________ 1st_______10___________________ Mile (4:18.85) Ronson Small________ 1st_______10______________ Triple jump (15.56m) Kerry Thompson______ 1st_______10________________High jump (2.12m) Tyler Williamson______ 1st_______10_______________ Long jump (7.39m) Brunette, Wyrick,______ 1st_______10_________ 1,600-meter relay (3:11.68) Smith, Hall Keith Benford_________ 2nd______ 8_________________High jump (2.12m) Nathan Collier________ 2nd______ 8____________________ Mile (4:19.59) Keyunta Hayes_______ 2nd______ 8_____________60-meter hurdles (7.79) Phil Steinhart_________ 2nd ______ 8_____________ Weight throw (19.14m) Collier, Shelvin,_______ 2nd______ 8_____ Distance medley relay (10:11.94) Hand, Medrano Jonas Gutierrez_______ 3rd______ 6_____________60-meter hurdles (8.16) Taylor Reed__________ 3rd______ 6_________________ Pole vault (5.23m) Richard Garrett Jr._____ 4th______ 5_____________ Weight throw (17.75m) Christopher Hall_______ 4th______ 5________________ 400 meters (48.42) Mike Medrano________ 5th______ 4_____________ 3,000 meters (8:50.30) Joshua Smith_________ 5th______ 4________________ 400 meters (48.47) Kerry Thompson______ 5th______ 4_______________ Triple jump (14.83m) Andrew Akens________ 6th______ 3_________________ Shot put (16.82m) Barrett Brock_________ 6th______ 3_________________ Pole vault (4.98m) Nate Brunette________ 6th______ 3________________ 200 meters (21.30) Roscoe Robinson_____ 6th______ 3________________ Long jump (7.20m) Daniel Balbontin______ 7th______ 2____________ 5,000 meters (15:43.85) Brady Hand__________ 7th______ 2_______________ 800 meters (1:56.50) Ronson Small________ 7th _____ 2________________ Long jump (7.08m) Nathan Collier________ 8th______ 1_____________ 3,000 meters (8:56.06) Jonas Gutierrez_______ 8th______ 1________________ Long jump (7.07m) Roscoe Robinson_____ 8th______ 1_______________ Triple jump (14.42m) Kyle Tomasini________ 8th______ 1_________________ Pole vault (4.83m)

Women atie Bragg (weight throw) and Eboni Johnson (triple jump) both earned gold medals and that helped lead Roadrunners to a runnerup finish in their lone appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships.

UTSA accounted for 116 points for its highest total in 17 years and it just missed its first league title since 1994. I-35 rival Texas State was able to hold off the Roadrunners by a half dozen points, but the second-place showing was the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best in 16 years. New Mexico State (109) rounded out the top three. Individual Scoring Name Place Points Event Katie Bragg__________ 1st_______10____________ Weight throw (19.00m) Eboni Johnson________ 1st_______10______________ Triple jump (12.64m) Nina Herrera_________ 2nd______ 8____________________ Mile (4:55.79) Kayla Hunt___________ 2nd______ 8________________ Long jump (5.69m) April Benavidez_______ 3rd______ 6_________________ Pole vault (3.62m) Ernestine Cray________ 3rd______ 6_______________ Triple jump (12.16m) Whitney Flannel_______ 3rd______ 6_________________High jump (1.74m) Zaquita McClanahan___ 3rd______ 6_________________ Shot put (14.61m) Grace Williamson_____ 3rd______ 6_______________ 800 meters (2:09.35) Shahira Ehiemua______ 4th______ 5__________________ 60-meters (7.54) Adrienne Mosby_______ 4th______ 5_____________60-meter hurdles (8.68) Laura Oseghae_______ 4th______ 5________________ Long jump (5.66m) Emily Perez__________ 4th______ 5____________________ Mile (4:58.32) Herrera, Swift,________ 4th______ 5_____ Distance medley relay (12:05.69) Williamson, Diaz Alyssa Diaz__________ 5th______ 4____________ 3,000 meters (10:11.25) Samantha Fish_______ 5th______ 4____________ 5,000 meters (18:10.56) Laura Oseghae_______ 6th______ 3_______________ Triple jump (11.81m) Swift, Williamson,_____ 6th______ 3__________1,600-meter relay (3:49.08) Ehiemua, Wynn Isabel Balbontin_______ 7th______ 2____________ 5,000 meters (18:27.25) Dinha Callejas________ 7th______ 2_________________ Pole vault (3.32m) Ernestine Cray________ 7th______ 2________________ Long jump (5.58m) Madeline Hurdt_______ 7th______ 2_________________ Shot put (14.16m) Chenale Smith________ 7th ______ 2_________________High jump (1.71m) Emily Perez__________ 8th______ 1____________ 3,000 meters (10:17.42) Team Standings 1. Texas State______________ 122 5. UT Arlington______________ 92.5 2. UTSA___________________ 116 6. Idaho___________________ 71.5 3. New Mexico State_________ 109 7. Utah State________________ 51 4. Louisiana Tech_____________ 95 8. Seattle____________________ 5

Team Standings 1. UTSA____________________159 5. Idaho____________________ 64 2. UT Arlington_______________137 6. Louisiana Tech_____________ 48 3. Utah State________________126 7. Seattle___________________ 16 4. Texas State_______________107

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2013 Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships Men athan Collier (1,500 meters), Roscoe Robinson (long jump) and Kerry Thompson (high jump) each won individual titles, as the Roadrunners finished sixth in their first and only appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships.

UTSA finished the four-day meet with 98 points, as I-35 rival Texas State held off a late charge by Utah State to win the team crown, 149-143. Meet host UT Arlington (136) rounded out the top three. Jonas Gutierrez was tabbed WAC Outdoor Freshman of the Year at the conclusion of the meet. Individual Scoring Name Place Points Event Nathan Collier________ 1st_______10____________ 1,500 meters (3:56.67) Roscoe Robinson_____ 1st_______10_______________ Long jump (7.59m) Kerry Thompson______ 1st_______10________________High jump (2.12m) Joshua Smith_________ 2nd ______ 8___________400-meter hurdles (51.09) Jonas Gutierrez_______ 3rd______ 6___________ 110-meter hurdles (14.38) Jurmarcus Shelvin_____ 3rd______ 6___________400-meter hurdles (52.35) Smith, Hall,__________ 3rd______ 6__________1,600-meter relay (3:12.89) Shelvin, Pailin Andrew Akens________ 4th______ 5_________________ Shot put (16.98m) Christopher Hall_______ 4th______ 5________________ 200 meters (21.31) Christopher Hall_______ 4th______ 5________________ 400 meters (47.16) Ryan Roberts_________ 4th______ 5_________________ Decathlon (6,706) Levi Jordan__________ 5th______ 4_________________ Decathlon (6,448) Chrisshun Jamerson___ 6th______ 3_______________ 800 meters (1:55.97) Andris Vistins_________ 6th______ 3_________________ Hammer (50.66m) Ryan Elizalde_________ 7th______ 2___________ 10,000 meters (32:42.10) Harvinder Singh_______ 7th______ 2___ 3,000-meter steeplechase (9:56.61) Garcia, Payne,________ 7th______ 2_____________400-meter relay (45.97) Perez, Gosset Ryder Boatman_______ 8th______ 1_________________High jump (1.91m) Jonas Gutierrez_______ 8th______ 1___________400-meter hurdles (54.98) Jonas Gutierrez_______ 8th______ 1________________ Long jump (7.29m) Tony Jaramillo________ 8th______ 1_______________ 800 meters (2:03.48) Jeremy Jones________ 8th______ 1_________________ Hammer (47.91m) Kerry Thompson______ 8th______ 1_______________ Triple jump (14.57m) Team Standings 1. Texas State______________ 149 5. Louisiana Tech_____________117 2. Utah State_______________ 143 6. UTSA____________________ 98 3. UT Arlington______________ 136 7. Seattle___________________ 48 4. Idaho___________________ 125

Women boni Johnson won her second consecutive conference triple jump title and she helped lead UTSA to fourth place in the first and only appearance at the Western Athletic Conference Championships.

Johnson skipped to a measurement of 41-4 Âź (12.60m) on her sixth and final attempt of the day and her performance also helped lead a 19-point effort by a quartet of jumpers. Texas State cruised to the team title with 179 points, while meet host UT Arlington (140) and Idaho (116) also finished ahead of the Roadrunners, who accumulated 100.5 in their two days of action.

Individual Scoring Name Place Points Event Eboni Johnson________ 1st ____ 10________________ Triple jump (12.60m) Ernestine Cray________ 3rd_____6________________ Triple jump (12.36m) Alyssa Diaz__________ 3rd_____6_____________ 5,000 meters (17:25.04) Alyssa Diaz__________ 3rd_____6____________ 10,000 meters (36:00.82) Whitney Flannel_______ 3rd_____6__________________High jump (1.76m) Nina Herrera_________ 3rd_____6______________ 1,500 meters (4:28.09) April Benavidez_______ 3rd ____ 5.5__________________ Pole vault (3.36m) Isabel Balbontin_______ 4th_____5____________ 10,000 meters (37:00.74) Jessica Bitterly________ 4th_____5___ 3,000-meter steeplechase (11:08.39) Katie Bragg__________ 4th_____5__________________ Hammer (56.01m) Zaquita McClanahan___ 4th_____5__________________ Shot put (15.39m) Grace Williamson_____ 4th_____5________________ 800 meters (2:10.29) Wynn, Cray,__________ 5th_____4______________400-meter relay (46.31) Daniels, Wright Samantha Fish_______ 6th_____3___ 3,000-meter steeplechase (11:14.44) Chenale Smith________ 6th_____2__________________High jump (1.67m) Shantel Swift_________ 6th_____3_________________ 400 meters (56.02) Greneshia Wright______ 6th_____3_________________ Long jump (5.80m) Swift, Williamson,_____ 6th_____3__________ 1,600-meter Relay (3:44.55) Clark, Miler Isabel Balbontin_______ 7th_____2_____________ 5,000 meters (17:42.14) Samantha Fish_______ 7th_____2____________ 10,000 meters (38:11.32) Nina Herrera_________ 7th_____2________________ 800 meters (2:14.92) Laura Oseghae_______ 7th_____2________________ Triple jump (11.71m) Gabrielle Galvan______ 8th_____1___________________ Discus (43.26m) Briony Miller__________ 8th_____1_________________ 400 meters (57.28) Emily Perez__________ 8th_____1_____________ 5,000 meters (17:47.98) Shantel Swift_________ 8th_____1________________ Triple jump (11.69m) Team Standings 1. Texas State______________ 179 5. Louisiana Tech_____________ 99 2. UT Arlington______________ 140 6. New Mexico State_________ 96.5 3. Idaho___________________ 116 7. Utah State________________ 63 4. UTSA___________________100.5 8. Seattle___________________ 21

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2013 Men’s Cross Country Results

Alamo City Opener Aug. 31 • San Antonio, Texas Individuals (6,000 meters) Nathan Collier (1)__________________ 19:48.19 Javier Salas (3)____________________ 19:53.88 Harvinder Singh (6)_________________ 20:04.30 Daniel Belcik (7)___________________ 20:25.22 Ryan Elizalde (8)___________________ 20:49.49 Team Standings No team scoring.

Texas Lutheran Invitational Sept. 7 • Seguin, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Javier Salas (4)____________________ 16:26.36 Nathan Collier (5)__________________ 16:33.85 Daniel Belcik (6)___________________ 16:38.19 Joaquin Ortegon (9)_________________ 16:46.90 Harvinder Singh (10)________________ 16:59.94 Tony Jaramillo (11)_________________ 17:09.91 Brady Hand (14)___________________ 17:16.45 Ryan Elizalde (24)__________________ 18:16.69 Team Standings 1. UTSA 20; 2. Texas-Pan American 45; 3. Prairie View A&M 74.

UTSA Ricardo Romo Classic Sept. 20 • San Antonio, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Mike Medrano (2)___________________ 15:50.4 Tony Jaramillo (9)___________________ 16:32.1 Javier Salas (10)____________________ 16:36.6 Brady Hand (12)____________________ 16:43.6 Harvinder Singh (13)_________________ 16:46.6 Joaquin Ortegon (14)_________________ 16:53.3 Daniel Belcik (15)___________________ 17:17.9 Kourt’ney Payne (20)_________________ 20:16.8 Team Standings 1. Texas 19; 2. UTSA 46; 3. Texas-Pan American 70.

Texas Invitational Sept. 27 • Round Rock, Texas Individuals (8,000 meters) Mike Medrano (10)_________________ 25:31.26 Nathan Collier (15)_________________ 26:27.95 Joaquin Ortegon (17)________________ 26:34.70 Harvinder Singh (18)________________ 26:36.88 Nolawie Teshome (19)_______________ 26:37.02 Javier Salas (20)___________________ 26:43.83 Tony Jaramillo (21)_________________ 26:46.22 Saul Vasquez (22)__________________ 26:47.82 Brady Hand (23)___________________ 27:33.12 Team Standings 1. Texas 15; 2. UTSA 58; 3. Houston Baptist 73.

Notre Dame Invitational Oct. 4 • South Bend, Ind. Individuals (5 miles) Mike Medrano (93)__________________ 27:12.8 Nolawie Teshome (94)________________ 27:13.7 Nathan Collier (96)__________________ 27:18.4 Harvinder Singh (106)________________ 27:27.9 Tony Jaramillo (147)_________________ 28:15.6 Javier Salas (163)___________________ 28:49.5 Joaquin Ortegon (166)________________ 29:09.9 Team Standings 1. Central Michigan 126; 2. IUPUI 150; 3. Eastern Ilinois 224; 4. Ohio 231; 5. Clemson 244; 6. Oakland 248; 7. Pittsburgh 282; 8. UMKC 411; 8. Youngstown State 411; 10. UIC 458; 11. UTSA 490; 12. Western Illinois 575; 13. Green Bay 652; 14. Valparaiso 674; 15. IPFW 733.

UIW Cardinals Invitational Oct. 12 • Live Oak, Texas Individuals (8,000 meters) Mike Medrano (3)__________________ 26:13.98 Nathan Collier (13)_________________ 26:55.55 Nolawie Teshome (14)_______________ 26:56.21 Joaquin Ortegon (18)________________ 27:19.99 Saul Vasquez (19)__________________ 27:21.55 Tony Jaramillo (20)_________________ 27:22.90 Javier Salas (22)___________________ 27:40.80 Brady Hand (41)___________________ 28:48.02

Conference USA Championships Nov. 2 • Denton, Texas Individuals (8,000 meters) Nathan Collier (27)_________________ 25:47.14 Harvinder Singh (30)________________ 25:54.56 Tony Jaramillo (41)_________________ 26:16.04 Javier Salas (46)___________________ 26:25.55 Saul Vasquez (58)__________________ 26:43.47 Nolawie Teshome (62)_______________ 26:50.71 Mike Medrano (79)_________________ 27:49.11 Brady Hand (95)___________________ 29:10.79 Team Standings 1. Tulsa 26; 2. North Texas 63; 3. Rice 97; 4. UTEP 98; 5. Middle Tennessee 155; 6. Charlotte 175; 7. UTSA 201; 8. Louisiana Tech 210; 9. East Carolina 228; 10. Marshall 258; 11. FIU 313; 12. Florida Atlantic 349; 13. Tulane 356.

NCAA South Central Regional Nov. 15 • Waco, Texas Individuals (10,000 meters) Nathan Collier (63)__________________ 32:21.2 Javier Salas (83)____________________ 32:57.0 Nolawie Teshome (95)________________ 33:17.8 Tony Jaramillo (103)_________________ 33:34.6 Saul Vasquez (121)__________________ 34:16.2 Mike Medrano (138)_________________ 35:18.5 Team Standings 1. Arkansas 34; 2. Texas 37; 3. Lamar 110; 4. Stephen F. Austin 154; 5. Rice 167; 6. North Texas 185; 7. Texas A&M 217; 8. UT Arlington 221; 9. Baylor 239; 10. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 249; t-11. Houston 271; t-11. Central Arkansas 271; 13. UALR 317; 14. Sam Houston State 413; 15. Houston Baptist 417; 16. Louisiana-Monroe 429; 17. LSU 449; 18. UTSA 454; 19. Arkansas State 483; 20. Tulane 607; 21. Southeastern Louisiana 633.

Team Standings 1. UTSA 31; 3. Texas State 47; 3. Texas-Pan American 91; 4. Abilene Christian 93; 5. Incarnate Word 103.

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2013 Women’s Cross Country Results

Alamo City Opener Aug. 31 • San Antonio, Texas Individuals (4,000 meters) Samantha Fish (3)__________________ 14:57.35 Nina Herrera (4)____________________ 15:00.70 Kerstin Sheehan (7)_________________ 15:07.15 Stephanie Wangui (8)_______________ 15:12.53 Sarah Wedgeworth (9)______________ 15:12.55 Grace Kohler (11)__________________ 15:19.60 Kristina Cantu (15)__________________ 16:00.97 Grace Williamson (16)_______________ 16:04.06 Team Standings 1. Incarnate Word 24; 2. UTSA 31.

Texas Lutheran Invitational Sept. 7 • Seguin, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Nina Herrera (1)____________________ 18:56.63 Samantha Fish (2)__________________ 19:08.36 Emily Perez (4)____________________ 19:24.08 Sarah Wedgeworth (6)______________ 19:33.26 Isabel Balbontin (8)_________________ 19:38.48 Stephanie Wangui (10)______________ 19:50.79 Kerstin Sheehan (13)________________ 20:01.87 Grace Kohler (16)__________________ 20:38.66 Kristina Cantu (18)__________________ 20:53.66 Grace Williamson (28)_______________ 22:31.31 Team Standings 1. UTSA 21; 2. Incarnate Word 40; 3. Texas-Pan American 85; 4. Prairie View A&M 110; 5. Texas Southern 144.

UTSA Ricardo Romo Classic Sept. 20 • San Antonio, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Nina Herrera (2)_____________________ 17:56.6 Samantha Fish (3)___________________ 18:14.9 Emily Perez (4)_____________________ 18:23.9 Stephanie Wangui (11)_______________ 19:14.6 Grace Kohler (14)___________________ 19:40.3 Sarah Wedgeworth (17)______________ 20:03.2 Kerstin Sheehan (19)_________________ 20:17.2 Kristina Cantu (20)___________________ 20:21.4 Grace Williamson (28)________________ 21:43.0 Team Standings 1. Texas 27; 2. UTSA 33; 3. Texas-Pan American 79.

Texas Invitational Sept. 27 • Round Rock, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Emily Perez (4)____________________ 17:36.61 Stephanie Wangui (19)______________ 18:44.18 Kerstin Sheehan (21)________________ 18:57.44 Grace Kohler (24)__________________ 19:20.63 Kristina Cantu (26)__________________ 19:36.65 Grace Williamson (32)_______________ 20:51.66 Team Standings 1. Texas 18; 2. UTSA 56; 3. Houston Baptist 64.

Notre Dame Invitational Oct. 4 • South Bend, Ind. Individuals (5,000 meters) Alyssa Diaz (48)____________________ 17:56.4 Nina Herrera (68)____________________ 18:10.5 Emily Perez (89)____________________ 18:23.3 Samantha Fish (111)_________________ 18:34.8 Isabel Balbontin (117)________________ 18:39.7 Stephanie Wangui (138)______________ 18:52.8 Sarah Wedgeworth (152)_____________ 19:02.2 Team Standings 1. Florida State 77; 2. New Mexico 82; 3. San Francisco 96; 4. BYU 187; 5. Princeton 201; 6. Notre Dame 205; 7. Bradley 269; 8. SMU 274; 9. Lamar 305; 10. Duke 314; 11. Lipscomb 342; 12. Northwestern 344; 13. Ohio State 351; 14. Baylor 353; 15. Illinois 363; 16. Ohio 389; 17. Purdue 395; 18. Missouri 420; 19. UTSA 428; 20. Colorado State 437; 21. Youngstown State 475; 22. UAB 500; 23. Southern Utah 660; 24. UTEP 815.

UIW Cardinals Invitational Oct. 12 • Live Oak, Texas Individuals (6,000 meters) Grace Kohler (13)__________________ 23:54.14 Kerstin Sheehan (20)________________ 24:21.77 Kristina Cantu (35)__________________ 25:83.00 Grace Williamson (58)_______________ 26:21.71

Indiana State Pre-National Invitational Oct. 19 • Terre Haute, Ind. Individuals (6,000 meters) Nina Herrera (70)___________________ 21:14.47 Alyssa Diaz (71)___________________ 21:15.16 Emily Perez (100)__________________ 21:28.13 Samantha Fish (164)________________ 21:52.07 Stephanie Wangui (293)_____________ 22:52.69 Isabel Balbontin (300)_______________ 22:58.31 Sarah Wedgeworth (329)____________ 23:46.46

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Team Standings 1. Georgetown 117; 2. Florida State 162; 3. Butler 176; 4. Virginia 191; 5. Oregon 214; 6. Michigan 219; 7. Colorado 223; 8. William & Mary 248; 9. Stanford 275; 10. Princeton 421; 21. UTSA 697; 38 other teams.

Conference USA Championships Nov. 2 • Denton, Texas Individuals (5,000 meters) Nina Herrera (4)____________________ 17:24.04 Emily Perez (8)____________________ 17:40.90 Samantha Fish (17)_________________ 17:52.21 Alyssa Diaz (18)___________________ 17:55.26 Stephanie Wangui (20)______________ 17:58.02 Isabel Balbontin (32)________________ 18:23.92 Grace Kohler (49)__________________ 18:54.75 Sarah Wedgeworth (55)_____________ 19:06.52 Kerstin Sheehan (70)________________ 19:28.19 Team Standings 1. UTSA 67; 2. Tulsa 67; 3. North Texas 105; 4. East Carolina 152; 5. Charlotte 155; 6. Southern Mississippi 158; 7. Middle Tennessee 163; 8. UAB 186; 9. Rice 189; 10. Florida Atlantic 221; 11. Tulane 338; 12. Marshall 379; 13. FIU 388; 14. UTEP 400; 15. Louisiana Tech 491. NOTE: UTSA won head-to-head tiebreaker, 3-2

NCAA South Central Regional Nov. 15 • Waco, Texas Individuals (6,000 meters) Emily Perez (10)____________________ 20:44.9 Alyssa Diaz (27)____________________ 21:24.9 Nina Herrera (31)____________________ 21:28.4 Samantha Fish (42)__________________ 21:54.3 Isabel Balbontin (44)_________________ 21:56.8 Stephanie Wangui (51)_______________ 22:12.6 Grace Kohler (122)__________________ 24:33.1 Team Standings 1. Arkansas 33; t-2. SMU 116; t-2. Texas A&M 116; 4. Texas 132; 5. UTSA 154; 6. Baylor 162; 7. Lamar 190; 8. Arkansas State 225; 9. North Texas 242; 10. Central Arkansas 244; 11. Rice 256; 12. UT Arlington 296; 13. Stephen F. Austin 336; 14. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 386; 15. Houston Baptist 431; 16. Houston 456; 17. LSU 473; 18. Louisiana-Lafayette 492; 19. Tulane 509; 20 New Orleans 626.

UTSA Ricardo Romo Classic

Contested annually each September, the UTSA Ricardo Romo Classic presented by H-E-B & Six Flags Fiesta Texas is one of the largest cross country events in the state of Texas. Nearly 5,000 high school, collegiate and professional athletes participated at the 2013 meet. In Fall 2006, the event was renamed to honor UTSAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s President, Dr. Ricardo Romo, a former cross country and track & field star at Fox Tech High School and the University of Texas who was the first Texan to run a sub four-minute mile.

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Almanac

Men’s Coaching History & Team Captains Year Head Coach Conference FInish (Assistants Coaches) In Out XC 1982___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

Year Head Coach Conference FInish (Assistants Coaches) In Out XC 2000___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 7th____ 8th____6th _______ (James Blackwood, Randy Reina, Leonard Byrd)

1983___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2001___ Que McMaster_____________________________2nd___ 1st____6th _______ (James Blackwood, Randy Reina, Aaron Fox, Tameka Roberts)

1984___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2002___ Que McMaster_____________________________2nd___ 4th____4th _______ (Aaron Fox)

1985___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2003___ Aaron Fox (interim head coach)_____________________ 5th____ 7th____7th _______ (Matt Ellis, Rose Monday)

1986___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Glen McMicken)

2004___ Aaron Fox___________________ Ca.Johnson,____ 6th____ 4th____9th _______ (Matt Ellis, Rose Monday)_______ Cu.Johnson, J.Youngblood

1987___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Glen McMicken)

2005___ Aaron Fox___________________ Cu.Johnson_____2nd___ 3rd____7th _______ (Matt Ellis, Rose Monday)

1988___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Brad Joens)

2006___ Aaron Fox___________________ D.Burnett,______ 1st____2nd___7th _______ (Matt Ellis, Rose Monday)_______ M.Mitchell, B.Wolfe

1989___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Brad Joens)

2007___ Aaron Fox___________________ L.Brooks,_______ 1st____2nd___6th _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ B.Buteaux

1990___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Brad Joens)

2008___ Aaron Fox___________________ S.Brown,_______ 1st____ 1st____6th _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ L.Johnson, W.Vese

1991___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____3rd _______ (Brad Joens)

2009___ Aaron Fox___________________ W.Vese,________ 1st____ 4th____3rd _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ T.Wolfe _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau)

1992___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 8th____ 9th____6th _______ (not available) 1993___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 7th____ 8th___ 2nd _______ (Macks Dillon) 1994___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 4th____ 6th____4th _______ (Macks Dillon) 1995___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 5th____ 4th____1st _______ (Macks Dillon) 1996___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 3rd___ 4th____1st _______ (Macks Dillon) 1997___ Macks Dillon_______________________________2nd___ 3rd____1st _______ (David Hartman) 1998___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 6th____ 7th____3rd _______ (David Hartman) 1999___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 5th____ 9th____6th _______ (Randy Reina)

1986-90

1991-2012

2010___ Aaron Fox___________________ C.Vargas,______ 1st____ 1st____3rd _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ J.Whittaker _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau) 2011____ Aaron Fox___________________ D.Bond,________ 1st____2nd__ 2nd _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ C.Reveal _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau) 2012___ Aaron Fox___________________ A.Cardenas,____ 1st____ 1st____6th _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ C.Reveal, P.Steinert _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson) 2013___ Aaron Fox___________________ D.Balbontin,____ 1st____ 6th____7th _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ R.Garrett Jr., P.Steinert _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson) 2014___ Aaron Fox___________________ N.Collier,_______ —____ —____ — _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ R.Garrett Jr., P.Steinert _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson, LaVera Morris)

2012-13

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2013-present

Women’s Coaching History & Team Captains Year Head Coach Conference FInish (Assistants Coaches) In Out XC 1982___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

Year Head Coach Conference FInish (Assistants Coaches) In Out XC 2000___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 9th____ 7th____5th _______ (James Blackwood, Randy Reina, Leonard Byrd)

1983___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2001___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 4th____ 5th____4th _______ (James Blackwood, Randy Reina, Aaron Fox, Tameka Roberts)

1984___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2002___ James Blackwood___________________________ 4th____ 3rd____3rd _______ (Rose Monday, Aaron Fox)

1985___ Jim Skaines_______________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Shawn Flanagan)

2003___ James Blackwood___________________________ 3rd___ 9th____7th _______ (Rose Monday)

1986___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Glen McMicken)

2004___ James Blackwood___________________________ 3rd___ 5th____3rd _______ (Jerry Dyes, Rose Monday)

1987___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Glen McMicken)

2005___ James Blackwood___________________________ 4th____ 4th____5th _______ (Jerry Dyes, Rose Monday)

1988___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Brad Joens)

2006___ James Blackwood___________________________ 5th____ 5th____5th _______ (Jerry Dyes, Rose Monday)

1989___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Brad Joens)

2007___ James Blackwood___________________________ 6th____ 4th____8th _______ (Jerry Dyes, Rose Monday)

1990___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____ — _______ (Brad Joens)

2008___ James Blackwood___________________________ 7th____ 4th____5th _______ (Jerry Dyes, Katie Kelley)

1991___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ —____ —____1st _______ (Brad Joens)

2009___ Aaron Fox___________________ A.Jackson______ 5th____ 9th____4th _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ J.Jones, D.Mecke _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau)

1992___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 1st____ 1st____1st _______ (not available) 1993___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 1st____ 1st____1st _______ (Macks Dillon) 1994___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________ 1st____ 1st____3rd _______ (Macks Dillon) 1995___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________2nd___2nd___1st _______ (Macks Dillon) 1996___ Shawn Flanagan____________________________2nd___ 1st____1st _______ (Macks Dillon) 1997___ Macks Dillon_______________________________2nd___ 1st____4th _______ (David Hartman) 1998___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 3rd___ 8th____8th _______ (David Hartman) 1999___ Que McMaster_____________________________ 8th____ 8th___ 2nd _______ (Randy Reina)

1991-2012

2010___ Aaron Fox___________________ R.Hill,_________ 3rd___ 4th____5th _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ J.Jones, D.Mecke _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau) 2011____ Aaron Fox___________________ S.Armbrister,____ 3rd___ 6th___ 2nd _______ (Scott Slade, David Burnett)_____ D.Mecke, T.Wilson _______ (Chris Adams, Virginia Coindreau) 2012___ Aaron Fox___________________ D.Mecke,_______ 4th____2nd__ 2nd _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ T.Wilson _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson) 2013___ Aaron Fox___________________ K.Bragg,_______2nd___ 4th____1st _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ J.Bitterly, E.Johnson, S.Newton _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson) 2013___ Aaron Fox___________________ A.Diaz,________ —____ —____ — _______ (Scott Slade, Chris Adams)______ N.Herrera, M.Hurdt _______ (Steven Brown, Adam Hudson, LaVera Morris)

2012-13

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All-Americans & NCAA Championships Results Men Keith Benford 2011 (outdoor)_______________ high jump (honorable mention/23rd/2.05m) 2012 (indoor)_____________________ high jump (second team/14th/2.15m) Devon Bond 2010 (outdoor)______________________________ triple jump (5th/16.20m) 2011 (outdoor)___________________triple jump (second team/16th/15.50m) Larry Brooks 2007 (indoor)______________________________ 800 meters (16th/1:53.76) 2007 (outdoor)______________________________ 800 meters (8th/1:53.77) Brandon Buteaux 2005 (indoor)_________________________________ heptathlon (7th/5,519) Leonard Byrd 1995 (outdoor)_______________________________ 400 meters (7th/45.76) 1996 (outdoor)_______________________________ 400 meters (3rd/45.51) 1997 (outdoor)_______________________________ 400 meters (7th/45.99) Richard Garrett Jr. 2011 (indoor)______________________shot put (second team/15th/17.69m) 2011 (outdoor)_____________________shot put (second team/14th/17.69m) 2012 (outdoor)_____________________shot put (second team/11th/18.84m) 2013 (indoor)_________________________ shot put (first team/4th/19.48m) Keyunta Hayes 2012 (outdoor)__________________ 400-meter hurdles (first team/4th/49.38) Joshua Smith 2013 (outdoor)______________ 400-meter hurdles (second team/13th/51.27) Teddy Williams 2008 (outdoor)_______________________________ 100 meters (7th/10.40) 2009 (outdoor)_________________________________ 60 meters (8th/6.70) 2010 (indoor)__________________________________ 60 meters (4th/6.65) 2010 (outdoor)_______________________________ 100 meters (9th/10.32)

Ryanne Dupree 2004 (outdoor)________________________________ heptathlon (7th/5,316) 2005 (outdoor)________________________________ heptathlon (8th/5,575) 2006 (indoor)_________________________________ pentathlon (4th/4,193) 2007 (outdoor)________________________________ heptathlon (6th/5,773) Teresa Neighbors 1989 (outdoor)________________________________________ 100 meters 1990 (indoor)__________________________________ 55 meters (3rd/6.76) Rhonda Ray 2002 (outdoor)________________________________ heptathlon (7th/5,323) Tameka Roberts 1995 (outdoor)___________________________________ long jump (5.84m) 1996 (indoor)_________________________________ long jump (6th/6.21m) 1996 (outdoor)_______________________________ 200 meters (9th/23.43) 1996 (outdoor)_______________________________ long jump (11th/6.41m) 1997 (indoor)_____________________________________ 200 meters (4th) 1997 (outdoor)____________________________________ 100 meters (9th) 1997 (outdoor)________________________________________ 200 meters 1998 (indoor)________________________________ 200 meters (5th/23.26) Starlite Williams 1985 (outdoor)______________________________ triple jump (8th/12.64m)

Tyler Williamson 2012 (outdoor)_________________________ long jump (honorable mention)

Lisa Addison, Tamny Booker, Rosalyn King, Portia Matthews 1992 (outdoor)_________________________1,600-meter relay (4th/3:34.05)

Justin Youngblood 2002 (outdoor)________________________________ decathlon (7th/7,642) 2004 (indoor)_________________________________ heptathlon (7th/5,512) 2004 (outdoor)________________________________ decathlon (7th/7,588)

NCAA Cross Country Championships 1996 (Tucson, Ariz.)____________________________________ 19th (439)

NCAA Cross Country Championships 1997 (Greenville, S.C.)__________________________________ 20th (540) NCAA Indoor Championships 2004 (Fayetteville, Ark.)___________________________________ t-56th (2) 2005 (Fayetteville, Ark.)____________________________________ 48th (2) 2009 (College Station, Texas)______________________________ t-59th (1) 2010 (Fayetteville, Ark.)___________________________________ t-35th (5) 2013 (Fayetteville, Ark.)___________________________________ t-40th (5) NCAA Outdoor Championships 1995 (Knoxville, Tenn.)____________________________________ 65th (2) 1996 (Eugene, Ore.)_____________________________________ t-45th (6) 1997 (Bloomington, Ind.)__________________________________ t-66th (2) 2002 (Baton Rouge, La.)__________________________________ t-59th (2) 2004 (Austin, Texas)_____________________________________ t-60th (2) 2007 (Sacramento, Calif.)_________________________________t-72nd (1) 2008 (Des Moines, Iowa)__________________________________ t-67th (2) 2010 (Eugene, Ore.)_____________________________________t-52nd (4) 2012 (Des Moines, Iowa)__________________________________ t-43rd (5)

Women Jody Dunston 1987 (cross country)___________________________________ 19th (16:46) 1988 (cross country)_________________________________________ 14th 1989 (indoor)________________________________ 3,000 meters (9:05.98) 1989 (outdoor)___________________________ 5,000 meters (4th/16:34.99) 1989 (outdoor)__________________________ 10,000 meters (3rd/34:00.80)

NCAA Indoor Championships 1988 (Oklahoma City, Okla.)_______________________________ t-28th (4) 1989 (Indianapolis, Ind.)__________________________________ t-25th (6) 1990 (Indianapolis, Ind.)__________________________________ t-25th (6) 1996 (Indianapolis, Ind.)__________________________________ t-41st (3) 1997 (Indianapolis, Ind.)__________________________________ t-28th (5) 1998 (Indianapolis, Ind.)__________________________________ t-43rd (4) 2006 (Fayetteville, Ark.)___________________________________ t-39th (5) NCAA Outdoor Championships 1985 (Austin, Texas)_____________________________________ t-49th (1) 1989 (Provo, Utah)_____________________________________ t-21st (11) 1992 (Austin, Texas)_____________________________________ t-34th (5) 2002 (Baton Rouge, La.)__________________________________ t-59th (2) 2004 (Austin, Texas)_____________________________________ t-65th (2) 2005 (Sacramento, Calif.)_________________________________ t-70th (1) 2007 (Sacramento, Calif.)_________________________________ t-59th (3)

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Conference Indoor Championships

Honor Roll Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 2004____________________ Justin Youngblood 2008________________________ Steven Brown 2009_______________________ Teddy Williams 2010_______________________ Teddy Williams Southland Conference Outstanding Track Performer 2003________________________ Carl Johnson 2009_______________________ Teddy Williams 2010_______________________ Teddy Williams Southland Conference Outstanding Field Performer 2002____________________ Justin Youngblood 2011_____________________ Richard Garrett Jr. Western Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Year 2013____________________ Richard Garrett Jr. Southland Conference Freshman of the Year 2008________________________P.J. McGowen 2010________________________ Keith Benford Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year 2010_________________________ Devon Bond Southland Conference High-Point Scorer 1999_________________________ Tim Wallace 2001______________________ Henry Maruping 2002____________________ Justin Youngblood 2004____________________ Justin Youngblood 2008________________________ Steven Brown Southland Conference Coach of the Year 2006-12_________________________Aaron Fox Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year 2013___________________________Aaron Fox Yearly Results 1992 (Southland Conference)__________ 8th (12) 1993 (Southland Conference)__________ 7th (24) 1994 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (59) 1995 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (64) 1996 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (69) 1997 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (118) 1998 (Southland Conference)__________ 6th (57) 1999 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (54) 2000 (Southland Conference)________ 7th (39.5) 2001 (Southland Conference)_________ 2nd (93) 2002 (Southland Conference)_________ 2nd (92) 2003 (Southland Conference)_______ 5th (48.25) 2004 (Southland Conference)________ 6th (50.5) 2005 (Southland Conference)_________ 2nd (85) 2006 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (111) 2007 (Southland Conference)________1st (114.5) 2008 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (122) 2009 (Southland Conference)_______ 1st (120.5) 2010 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (120) 2011 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (153) 2012 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (134) 2013 (Western Athletic Conference)____ 1st (159)

Individual Champions (68) 60 meters (3) Distance medley relay (5) 2008__________________ Teddy Williams (6.71) 1994________________ C.Malesich, S.Goetsch, 2009__________________ Teddy Williams (6.64) _____________ S.Hinojosa, E.Castillo (10:19.89) 2010__________________ Teddy Williams (6.66) 1997______________ S.Snodgrass, M.Edwards, ______________ S.Goetsch, R.Taylor (10:03.33) 200 meters (4) 2003_________________ Curtis Johnson (21.92) 1998________________ S.Snodgrass, K.Griffith, 2008__________________Steven Brown (21.60) ____________ M.Morgan, P.Saunders (9:46.31*) 2009_________________ Teddy Williams (21.84) 2001________ individuals unavailable (10:18.90) 2010_________________ Teddy Williams (21.73) 2010_________________ B.Chiuminetta, C.Cole 400 meters (5) _________ B.Ugochukwu, A.Cardenas (10:10.08) 1994__________________ Leonard Byrd (49.20) * track distance was inaccurately established, resulting in faster times 1997__________________ Leonard Byrd (48.23) High jump (7) 2000______________ Justin Youngblood (48.56) 2002______________ Justin Youngblood (2.11m) 2005__________________ David Burnett (49.19) 2008_________________ P.J. McGowen (2.16m) 2007__________________Gaston Griffin (48.51) 2009____________ Johnathan Whittaker (2.11m) 800 meters (4) 2010_________________ Keith Benford (2.10m) 1996________________ Sean Goetsch (1:50.33) 2011__________________ Keith Benford (2.14m) 2006_______________ Mthobisi Baloyi (1:53.17) 2012_________________ Keith Benford (2.22m) 2007_________________ Larry Brooks (1:51.63) 2013_______________ Kerry Thompson (2.12m) 2012___________ Chrisshun Jamerson (1:54.26) Pole vault (1) Mile (6) 2011____________________Taylor Reed (5.00m) 1993________________ Eddie Castillo (4:14.70) Long jump (3) 1997_____________________ Ryan Taylor (n/a) 2011_ _ ______________ Tyler Williamson (7.37m) 1998______________ Philo Saunders (4:06.53*) 2012_______________ Tyler Williamson (7.37m) 2001_______________Henry Maruping (4:15.97) 2013_______________ Tyler Williamson (7.39m) 2011_______________ Albert Cardenas (4:13.67) 2013________________ Mike Medrano (4:18.85) Triple jump (3) * track distance was inaccurately established, resulting in faster times 2010_________________ Devon Bond (15.89m) 2011__________________ Devon Bond (15.77m) Two miles (1) 2013________________ Ronson Small (15.56m) 1994________________Gary Guerrero (9:12.89) Shot put (5) 3,000 meters (1) 2002_______________ Jason Reynosa (17.01m) 1997__________________ Ryan Taylor (8:21.59) 2008________________ Luke Johnson (17.16m) 5,000 meters (3) 2011______________Richard Garrett Jr. (18.81m) 1996______________ David Hartman (14:41.52) 2012_____________Richard Garrett Jr. (18.50m) 1997_________________Tim Wallace (14:43.24) 2013_____________Richard Garrett Jr. (20.05m) 1999_________________Tim Wallace (14:48.47) Weight throw (1) 60-meter hurdles (7) 2012__________________Phil Steinert (18.87m) 2001___________________ Carl Johnson (7.98) Pentathlon (2) 2002___________________ Carl Johnson (7.96) 2001______________ Justin Youngblood (3,842) 2003___________________ Carl Johnson (7.81) 2002______________ Justin Youngblood (4,003) 2007______________________ Will Vese (7.93) 2008______________________ Will Vese (7.98) Heptathlon (5) 2009______________________ Will Vese (7.87) 2004______________ Justin Youngblood (5,483) 2012__________________Keyunta Hayes (7.89) 2005_______________ Brandon Buteaux (5,339) 2006_______________ Brandon Buteaux (5,357) 1,600-meter relay (2) 2008__________________ Tommy Wolfe (5,251) 1997___________________ M.Ellis, M.Edwards, 2009__________________ Tommy Wolfe (5,256) __________________ P.Burnett, L.Byrd (3:18.36) 2013__________________ N.Brunette, D.Wyrick ____________________J.Smith, C.Hall (3:11.68)

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Conference Indoor Championships

Honor Roll Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 1992__________________________ Liza Hunter 1996______________________ Tameka Roberts 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 1998______________________ Tameka Roberts 2006______________________ Ryanne Dupree Southland Conference Outstanding Track Performer 1992__________________________ Liza Hunter 1996______________________ Tameka Roberts 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 1998______________________ Tameka Roberts 2005_____________________ Rosalind Holmes 2009_________________________ Dana Mecke Southland Conference Outstanding Field Performer 1998______________________ Tameka Roberts Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year 2010___________________ Pernilla Savestrand Southland Conference High-Point Scorer 1992__________________________ Liza Hunter 1996______________________ Tameka Roberts 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 1998______________________ Tameka Roberts 2006______________________ Ryanne Dupree Southland Conference Coach of the Year 1992_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1993_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1994_____________________ Shawn Flanagan Yearly Results 1992 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (121) 1993 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (122) 1994 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (126) 1995 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (127) 1996 (Southland Conference)_______ 2nd (124.5) 1997 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (102) 1998 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (69) 1999 (Southland Conference)__________ 8th (27) 2000 (Southland Conference)__________ 9th (24) 2001 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (65) 2002 (Southland Conference)________ 4th (75.5) 2003 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (88) 2004 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (84) 2005 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (88) 2006 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (81) 2007 (Southland Conference)__________ 6th (67) 2008 (Southland Conference)__________ 7th (39) 2009 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (74) 2010 (Southland Conference)_________3rd (105) 2011 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (68) 2012 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (71) 2013 (Western Athletic Conference)___ 2nd (116)

Individual Champions (57)

55 meters (3) 1996_________________Tameka Roberts (7.10) 1997_________________Tameka Roberts (7.01) 1998_________________Tameka Roberts (6.89) 60 meters (1) 2005________________ Rosalind Holmes (7.45) 200 meters (4) 1996________________Tameka Roberts (24.36) 1997________________Tameka Roberts (24.83) 1998_______________ Tameka Roberts (23.67^) 2005_______________ Rosalind Holmes (24.27) 400 meters (3) 1992_________________ Tamny Booker (57.96) 1993_________________ Kisha Guyden (56.65) 1997________________Tameka Roberts (56.75) 800 meters (7) 1994_________________ Linda Garcia (2:17.32) 2002_________________ Letitia Gilkes (2:11.63) 2003______________ Katie Poindexter (2:11.78) 2004_________________ Letitia Gilkes (2:12.39) 2008_________________ Dana Mecke (2:15.86) 2009_________________ Dana Mecke (2:13.00) 2010_________________ Dana Mecke (2:14.31) Mile (3) 1992__________________ Liza Hunter (5:00.79) 2009_________________ Dana Mecke (5:00.35) 2010_________________ Dana Mecke (4:54.76) Two miles (1) 1992_________________ Liza Hunter (10:43.70) 3,000 meters (1) 2010___________Pernilla Savestrand (10:00.23) 5,000 meters (2) 1996__________________Meg Harris (17:23.45) 2010_________________ Kayla Pratt (17:17.56) 60-meter hurdles (3) 1999___________________Tiffany Talbert (8.75) 2009__________________ Jessica Jones (8.48) 2010__________________ Jessica Jones (8.48) 1,600-meter relay (3) 1996_____________ C.Henderson, S.Roberson, ______________ C.Lezama, T.Roberts (3:50.92) 1998_________individuals unavailable (3:45.48*) 2005____________________ D.Smith, L.Sidney, _______________R.Dupree, R.Holmes (3:48.83)

Mile relay (2) 1992_________ individuals unavailable (3:54.01) 1993_________ individuals unavailable (3:54.24) Two-mile relay (1) 1992_________ individuals unavailable (9:33.90) Distance medley relay (6) 1994________ individuals unavailable (12:25.93) 2002__________________ Y.Alonso, A.Johnson, _____________K.Poindexter, L.Cerna (12:12.04) 2004__________________ M.Chance, C.Wright, _________________L.Gilkes, L.Cerna (11:49.57) 2009______________________ K.Pratt, R.Crain, ________________J.James, D.Mecke (12:15.90) 2010_________________ P.Savestrand, B.Miller, _________________ J.James, K.Pratt (12:12.29) 2012______________ I.Balbontin, G.Williamson, ________________ N.Herrera, A.Diaz (11:59.19) High jump (3) 1993__________________Janet Booker (1.69m) 1994__________________Janet Booker (1.71m) 2012_________________Chenale Smith (1.75m) Long jump (3) 1996_______________ Tameka Roberts (6.04m) 1998_______________ Tameka Roberts (6.13m) 2006_______________ Morgan Moszee (6.20m) Triple jump (1) 2013_______________ Eboni Johnson (12.64m) Shot put (2) 1992____________________Kim Bush (13.61m) 1994____________________Kim Bush (13.78m) Weight throw (1) 2013__________________ Katie Bragg (19.00m) Pentathlon (7) 2001___________________ Rhonda Ray (3,439) 2002___________________ Rhonda Ray (3,702) 2003___________________ Rhonda Ray (3,769) 2004________________ Ryanne Dupree (3,800) 2006________________ Ryanne Dupree (4,055) 2007___________________ Ashley Allen (3,630) 2011___________________ Aimee Jonas (3,425)

* track distance was inaccurately established, resulting in faster times

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Conference Outdoor Championships

Honor Roll Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 1996________________________ Leonard Byrd Southland Conference Outstanding Track Performer 1995________________________ Leonard Byrd 1996_______________________ David Hartman 2008_______________________ Teddy Williams 2010_______________________ Teddy Williams Southland Conference Freshman of the Year 2011________________________ Keyunta Hayes Western Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year 2013______________________ Jonas Gutierrez Southland Conference High-Point Scorer 1996_______________________ David Hartman 2008________________________ Steven Brown Southland Conference Coach of the Year 2001_______________________ Que McMaster 2008___________________________Aaron Fox 2010___________________________Aaron Fox 2012___________________________Aaron Fox Yearly Results 1992 (Southland Conference)__________ 9th (25) 1993 (Southland Conference)__________ 8th (16) 1994 (Southland Conference)__________ 6th (59) 1995 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (91) 1996 (Southland Conference)_________ 4th (101) 1997 (Southland Conference)_________ 3rd (115) 1998 (Southland Conference)__________ 7th (52) 1999 (Southland Conference)__________ 9th (38) 2000 (Southland Conference)________ 8th (32.5) 2001 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (131) 2002 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (98) 2003 (Southland Conference)__________ 7th (34) 2004 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (82) 2005 (Southland Conference)__________3rd (96) 2006 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (132) 2007 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (127) 2008 (Southland Conference)_______ 1st (138.5) 2009 (Southland Conference)________ 4th (99.5) 2010 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (148) 2011 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (146) 2012 (Southland Conference)_______ 1st (147.5) 2013 (Western Athletic Conference)_____ 6th (98)

Individual Champions (55)

100 meters (4) 2001________________Francis Ngapout (10.30) 2004_________________ Curtis Johnson (10.43) 2008_________________ Teddy Williams (10.16) 2010_________________ Teddy Williams (10.03)

400-meter hurdles (4) 1998_________________ Jok-Tan Byerly (50.19) 2006____________________ T.R. Sissel (51.83) 2011__________________Keyunta Hayes (52.25) 2012_________________Keyunta Hayes (50.37)

200 meters (1) 2008_________________ Teddy Williams (20.60)

400-meter relay (2) 2002_________________C.Johnson, C.Rowland ___________________ A.Goble, C.Dean (40.35) 2008___________________ C.Harris, T.Williams, ____________________S.Brown, K.Hunt (40.21)

400 meters (4) 1994__________________ Leonard Byrd (46.46) 1995__________________ Leonard Byrd (46.12) 1996__________________ Leonard Byrd (44.88) 1997__________________ Leonard Byrd (45.96) 800 meters (6) 1992________________ Eddie Castillo (1:51.29) 1995________________ Sean Goetsch (1:51.04) 1996________________ Sean Goetsch (1:51.28) 2004_________________ Larry Brooks (1:51.29) 2006_________________ Larry Brooks (1:51.36) 2007_________________ Larry Brooks (1:50.12) 1,500 meters (6) 1992________________ Eddie Castillo (3:51.80) 1997__________________ Ryan Taylor (3:54.41) 1998_______________ Philo Saunders (3:53.32) 2001_______________Henry Maruping (3:53.50) 2009________________ Michael Cook (3:53.03) 2013________________ Nathan Collier (3:56.67) 3,000-meter steeplechase (1) 1996_______________ David Hartman (9:13.91) 5,000 meters (2) 1995______________ David Hartman (14:45.10) 1996______________ David Hartman (14:55.54) 10,000 meters (3) 1994_______________Gary Guererro (31:34.61) 1995______________ David Hartman (29:57.48) 1996______________ David Hartman (31:28.73) 110-meter hurdles (5) 2001____________________ Alex Flores (14.20) 2002__________________ Carl Johnson (13.93) 2004__________________ Carl Johnson (13.84) 2008_____________________ Will Vese (13.86) 2012_________________Keyunta Hayes (13.86)

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1,600-meter relay (4) 1995_________________ R.Landtiser, P.Burnett, _________________S.Goetsch, L.Byrd (3:09.76) 1998________________ K.Griffith, D.Hardworth, _______________ J.Byerly, C.Rowland (3:11.51) 2001__________________ A.Goble, C.Rowland, _____________ C.Dean, J.Youngblood (3:07.44) 2002__________________ A.Goble, C.Johnson, ___________J.Youngblood, C.Rowland (3:10.58) High jump (4) 2002___________________ Steve Ortiz (2.15m) 2010__________________ Devon Bond (2.13m) 2011__________________ Keith Benford (2.10m) 2013_______________ Kerry Thompson (2.12m) Long jump (3) 2007___________________Mo Jackson (7.30m) 2010_______________ Tyler Williamson (7.37m) 2013______________ Roscoe Robinson (7.59m) Triple jump (2) 2010_________________ Devon Bond (16.12m) 2011__________________ Devon Bond (16.01m) Shot put (1) 2012_____________Richard Garrett Jr. (18.80m) Decathlon (3) 2006___________________ Bryan Wolfe (6,887) 2007_______________ Brandon Buteaux (7,148) 2008__________________ Tommy Wolfe (7,395)

Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Conference Outdoor Championships

Honor Roll Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 1996______________________ Tameka Roberts 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 2005______________________ Ryanne Dupree 2007______________________ Ryanne Dupree 2010_________________________ Dane Mecke

Individual Champions (61)

100 meters (4) 1996________________ Tameka Roberts (11.32) 1997________________ Tameka Roberts (11.46) 2005_______________ Rosalind Holmes (11.60) 2012_________________Jhorden Hunter (11.66)

400-meter hurdles (1) 1992_______________ Valicia Henderson (59.76)

400 meters (3) 1993_________________ Kisha Guyden (54.95) 1997_______________ Soonja Roberson (55.22) 2002________________Andrea Johnson (54.10)

400-meter relay (6) 1994___________ individuals unavailable (45.72) 1995_________________T.Roberts, P.Matthews, ________________T.Williams, C.Lezama (45.31) 1996___________ individuals unavailable (46.01) 1997___________ individuals unavailable (45.69) 2005__________________ M.Mozee, R.Dupree, _________________ L.Sidney, R.Holmes (45.72) 2012_______________ S.Ehiemua, C.Okonkwo, ___________________K.Wynn, J.Hunter (44.81)

Southland Conference High-Point Scorer 2012_____________________ Shahira Ehiemua

800 meters (2) 2006________________ Veronica Silva (2:12.79) 2010_________________ Dana Mecke (2:08.36)

1,600-meter relay (2) 1992_________ individuals unavailable (3:44.47) 1997_________ individuals unavailable (3:42.89)

Southland Conference High-Point Scorer 1992______________________ Joanne Kineard 1996__________________________ Meg Harris 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 1998______________________ Tameka Roberts 2005______________________ Ryanne Dupree 2007______________________ Ryanne Dupree

1,500 meters (6) 1992______________ Joanne Kineard (4:31.10) 1993_________________ Linda Garcia (4:35.07) 1994_________________ Linda Garcia (4:39.30) 1995_____________ Christina Ramirez (4:43.37) 2010_________________ Dana Mecke (4:30.57) 2012_________________ Dana Mecke (4:29.65)

Southland Conference Coach of the Year 1992_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1993_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1994_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1996_____________________ Shawn Flanagan 1997_________________________ Macks Dillon

3,000 meters (3) 1992_______________Joanne Kineard (9:46.87) 1996___________________Meg Harris (9:57.01) 1997_____________ Jennifer DeBrecht (9:50.93)

Southland Conference Outstanding Track Performer 1992______________________ Joanne Kineard 1996______________________ Tameka Roberts 1997______________________ Tameka Roberts 2005______________________ Ryanne Dupree Southland Conference Outstanding Field Performer 1995______________________ Tameka Roberts 2007______________________ Ryanne Dupree

Yearly Results 1992 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (174) 1993 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (168) 1994 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (170) 1995 (Southland Conference)________ 2nd (169) 1996 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (159) 1997 (Southland Conference)_________ 1st (166) 1998 (Southland Conference)__________ 8th (46) 1999 (Southland Conference)________ 8th (54.5) 2000 (Southland Conference)__________ 7th (57) 2001 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (64) 2002 (Southland Conference)_________3rd (107) 2003 (Southland Conference)__________ 9th (34) 2004 (Southland Conference)________ 5th (62.5) 2005 (Southland Conference)_________ 4th (113) 2006 (Southland Conference)__________ 5th (85) 2007 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (93) 2008 (Southland Conference)_______ 4th (70.66) 2009 (Southland Conference)__________ 9th (31) 2010 (Southland Conference)__________ 4th (70) 2011 (Southland Conference)________ 6th (67.5) 2012 (Southland Conference)_______ 2nd (139.5) 2013 (Western Athletic Conference)__ 4th (100.5)

200 meters (3) 1992________________ Portia Matthews (24.00) 1996________________Tameka Roberts (23.16) 1997________________Tameka Roberts (23.54)

5,000 meters (2) 1992______________Joanne Kineard (17:29.10) 1996__________________Meg Harris (17:37.91) 10,000 meters (1) 1996________________Stacey Poole (35:49.08) 100-meter hurdles (9) 1992______________ Valicia Henderson (13.83) 1999____________________Tiffany Hart (13.72) 2000____________________Tiffany Hart (13.62) 2004________________ Ryanne Dupree (13.65) 2005________________ Ryanne Dupree (13.60) 2007________________ Ryanne Dupree (13.47) 2008_________________ Jessica Jones (13.76) 2009_________________ Jessica Jones (13.63) 2010_________________ Jessica Jones (13.51)

High jump (2) 1993__________________Janet Booker (1.69m) 1994__________________Janet Booker (1.78m) Pole vault (1) 1998____________ Stephanie Hensley (2.74m) ^ ^ exhibition event

Long jump (4) 1995__________________Janet Booker (6.60m) 1997_______________ Tameka Roberts (6.18m) 2005_______________ Morgan Moszee (6.21m) 2007________________Ryanne Dupree (6.25m) Triple jump (3) 1992______________ Portia Matthews (12.58m) 2012_______________ Eboni Johnson (12.68m) 2013_______________ Eboni Johnson (12.60m) Shot put (3) 1994____________________Kim Bush (13.94m) 1995____________________Kim Bush (14.28m) 2012___________Zaquita McClanahan (15.07m) Hammer (2) 2011___________________ Katie Bragg (53.39m) 2012__________________ Katie Bragg (57.86m) Heptathlon (4) 2001___________________ Rhonda Ray (5,160) 2002___________________ Rhonda Ray (5,210) 2005________________ Ryanne Dupree (5,465) 2007________________ Ryanne Dupree (5,593)

2014 UTSA Roadrunners Track & Field

Conference Cross Country Championships Men’s Yearly Results 1986 (Trans America Athletic Conference)_____________________ 1st (22) 1987 (Trans America Athletic Conference)_____________________ 1st (17) 1988 (Trans America Athletic Conference)_____________________ 1st (20) 1989 (Trans America Athletic Conference)_____________________ 1st (21) 1990 (Trans America Athletic Conference)_____________________ 1st (27) 1991 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 3rd (104) 1992 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (117) 1993 (Southland Conference)_______________________________2nd (44) 1994 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 4th (93) 1995 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (33) 1996 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (50) 1997 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (35) 1998 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 3rd (108) 1999 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (170) 2000 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (183) 2001 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (179) 2002 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 4th (128) 2003 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 7th (171) 2004 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 9th (193) 2005 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 7th (149) 2006 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 7th (161) 2007 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (172) 2008 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 6th (145) 2009 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 3rd (86) 2010 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 3rd (77) 2011 (Southland Conference)_______________________________2nd (63) 2012 (Western Athletic Conference)_________________________ 6th (122) 2013 (Conference USA)__________________________________ 7th (201) Women’s Yearly Results 1991 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (33) 1992 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (36) 1993 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (42) 1994 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 3rd (60) 1995 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (34) 1996 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 1st (21) 1997 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 4th (94) 1998 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 8th (185) 1999 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 2nd (77) 2000 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 5th (117) 2001 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 4th (94) 2002 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 3rd (85) 2003 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 7th (192) 2004 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 3rd (98) 2005 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 5th (101) 2006 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 5th (139) 2007 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 8th (207) 2008 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 5th (152) 2009 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 4th (115) 2010 (Southland Conference)______________________________ 5th (139) 2011 (Southland Conference)_______________________________ 2nd (70) 2012 (Western Athletic Conference)__________________________ 2nd (51) 2013 (Conference USA)___________________________________ 1st (27)

Men’s Honor Roll Trans America Athletic Conference Individual Champions 1987__________________________________ Jose Iniguez (25:13/5 miles) 1988__________________________________Rene Guillen (25:15/5 miles) 1989_______________________________ Robert Kramer (25:42/5.2 miles) 1990__________________________________ Richard Hird (26:07/5 miles) Southland Conference Individual Champions 1995___________________________ David Hartman (24:47/8,000 meters) 1997______________________________ Ryan Taylor (24:31/8,000 meters) Trans America Athletic Conference Runner of the Year 1987______________________________________________ Jose Iniguez 1988______________________________________________ Rene Guillen 1989_____________________________________________Robert Kramer 1990______________________________________________ Richard Hird Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 1995____________________________________________ David Hartman 1997_______________________________________________ Ryan Taylor Trans America Athletic Conference Coach of the Year 1986___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1987___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1988___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1989___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1990___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan Southland Conference Coach of the Year 1995___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1996___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1997____________________________________________ David Hartman

Women’s Honor Roll Southland Conference Champions 1991_______________________________ Joanne Kineard (17:44/3 miles) 1992___________________________________ Liza Hunter (17:25/3 miles) 1996__________________________________ Stacy Poole (17:43/5,000m) 2008__________________________________Dana Mecke (21:39/6,000m) Southland Conference Athlete of the Year 1991____________________________________________ Joanne Kineard 1992_______________________________________________ Liza Hunter 1996_______________________________________________ Stacy Poole 2008______________________________________________ Dana Mecke Southland Conference Freshman of the Year 2011_________________________________________________ Carly Kitts Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year 2009_________________________________________ Pernilla Savestrand Southland Conference Coach of the Year 1991___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1992___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1993___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1995___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan 1996___________________________________________ Shawn Flanagan Conference USA Coach of the Year 2013_______________________________________________ Scott Slade

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Men’s Indoor Record Book 55 meters 6.23 a__________ Teddy Williams_____________ Texas Tech Invtitional (1/23/10) 6.35 a___________ Chris Dean______________Red Raider Invitational (1/25/03) 6.36____________Cedric Harris__________________Houston Opener (1/15/05) 6.39 a___________Carl Johnson_____________Red Raider Invitational (1/25/03) 6.40 a_________ Edmund Yeboah___________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/23/10) 60 meters 6.59___________ Teddy Williams____________ NCAA Championships (3/13/09) 6.76____________Cedric Harris__________ Southland Championships (2/16/07) 6.80__________ Edmund Yeboah________ Southland Championships (2/26/10) 6.81___________ Curtis Johnson_________ Southland Championships (2/20/04) 6.82____________ Two athletes_____________________________________ — 200 meters 21.23 a b________ Nate Brunette_____________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 21.53 b__________Cedric Harris_____________Boise State Invitational (1/28/06) 21.56 o_________ Teddy Williams____________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/22/10) 21.60__________ Steven Brown_________ Southland Championships (2/23/08) 21.69 o________ Francis Ngapout______________________ Lubbock (12/1/02) 400 meters 47.09___________Leonard Byrd___________________________________1997 47.28 o_________ Gaston Griffin_____________NAU Team Challenge (1/26/07) 48.08 a b________Christopher Hall_____________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 48.11 b_________ Nate Brunette___________ New Balance Invitational (2/4/12) 48.23 a b_________Joshua Smith______________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 800 meters 1:48.72 o________ Larry Brooks________________ Iowa State Qualifier (3/3/07) 1:51.56________ Sean Goetsch__________________________________1995 1:52.09 b_______ Mthobisi Baloyi___________ New Balance Invitational (2/4/06) 1:52.50 a b_____Bryan Ugochukwu_________ Cherry & Silver Invitational (1/24/09) 1:52.52__________Canel Cole___________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) Mile 4:03.84_________ Roger Soler___________________________________1983 4:11.86 b______ Albert Cardenas___________ New Balance Invitational (2/5/11) 4:11.89 b_______ Mike Medrano_________ Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/2/13) 4:14.42______ Brandon Chiuminetta_________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) 4:14.45_________ Cole Reveal__________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) 3,000 meters 8:10.09_________ Roger Soler___________________________________1985 8:22.21 b________ Cole Reveal____________ New Balance Invitational (2/5/11) 8:26.75_______ Albert Cardenas_________ Houston Invitational/Multis (1/28/12) 8:29.63 b______ Daniel Balbontin________ Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/2/13) 8:34.27 b______ Benson Cheserek__________ New Balance Invitational (2/4/06) 5,000 meters 14:36.00_______ David Hartman__________________________________1995 14:52.63______ Albert Cardenas__________ Leonard Hilton Memorial (1/13/12) 14:53.36________ Layne Nixon__________ Southland Championships (2/20/09) 15:04.08________ Cole Reveal__________ Southland Championships (2/26/10) 15:05.61 b_____ Daniel Balbontin_________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) 55-meter hurldes 7.32___________ Carl Campbell__________________________________1985 7.37 a___________Carl Johnson______________Red Raider Invitational (2/7/03) 7.47_____________ Will Vese___________________Houston Opener (1/15/06) 7.62 a__________Willie Saunders_____________Red Raider Invitational (2/7/03) 7.76 a_________ Marques Mitchell___________Wes Kittley All-Comers (1/21/05) 60-meter hurdles 7.81____________Carl Johnson__________ Southland Championships (2/22/03) 7.82_____________ Will Vese__________________Iowa State Qualifer (3/7/09) 7.89___________ Keyunta Hayes_________ Southland Championships (2/25/12) 8.10__________ Brandon Buteaux___________ NCAA Championships (3/12/05) 8.13 a_________ Marques Mitchell___________Boise State Invitational (1/28/06)

1,600-meter relay 3:11.68 a b___Brunette, Wyrick, Smith, Hall_____________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 3:12.86 b ___Griffin, Sissel, Briscoe, Brooks__________Boise State Invitational (1/28/06) 3:13.85 o___Griffin, Sissel, Burnett, Brooks__________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/21/06) 3:14.80____Ellis, Goetsch, Edwards, Byrd___________________________1996 3:15.41 b___Hayes, Hall, Smith, Pailin_____________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) Distance medley relay 9:49.90 b____ Reveal, Jamerson, Hand, Cardenas__________New Balance Invite (2/3/12) 9:59.76 b___Cardenas, Cole, Jamerson, Medrano_________New Balance Invite (2/4/11) 10:02.82 b___ Collier, Jones, Hand, Medrano___________ Armory Collegiate Invite (2/1/13) 10:03.33____ Snodgrass, Edwards, Goetsch, Taylor_________ SLC Champ. (2/14/97) 10:07.36 b___ Chiuminetta, Cole, Vargas, Cardenas_________ New Balance Invite (2/5/10) High jump 2.22m_________ Keith Benford___________ Southland Championships (2/24/12) 2.16m_________ P.J.McGowen___________ Southland Championships (2/22/08) 2.16m________ Kerry Thompson__________ Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/2/13) 2.16m_______ Justin Youngblood__________________________________2001 2.14m______ Johnathan Whittaker______________ Iowa State Qualifier (3/7/09) Pole vault 5.23m__________Taylor Reed________________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 5.00m__________ Kyle Kaase____________ Houston Invitational/Multis (1/29/11) 4.98m_________ Barrett Brock_______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 4.90m_________Greg Gabrisch___________Cherry & Silver Invitational (1/24/09) 4.86m________ Russell Dauphin___________________________________1995 Long jump 7.63m________ Tyler Williamson____________ New Balance Invitational (2/3/12) 7.49m_________ Steven Brown______________ Blue & Orange Classic (1/26/08) 7.48m_______ Justin Youngblood__________________________________2001 7.24m_________ Tomm Wisloff____________________________________1985 7.21m_______ Roscoe Robinson__________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) Triple jump 15.99m_________Devon Bond______________ New Balance Invitational (2/6/10) 15.56m________ Ronson Small_______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 14.83m_______ Kerry Thompson______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 14.75m________ Alton St. Rose______________ Blue & Orange Classic (1/26/08) 14.66m_____ Johnathan Whittaker___________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/23/10) Shot put 20.05m______ Richard Garrett Jr.________________WAC Championships (2/22/13) 17.25m_______ Jason Reynosa_____________________ Baton Rouge (3/1/02) 17.16m________ Luke Johnson___________ Southland Championships (2/23/08) 16.82m________ Andrew Akens________________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 16.59m_______Daniel Rodriguez__________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) Weight throw 19.44m_________Phil Steinert_______________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/20/12) 18.34m______ Richard Garrett Jr.___________ Howie Ryan Invitational (1/25/13) 17.16m________ Luke Johnson___________ Southland Championships (2/23/08) 16.34m________ Robert Stager________________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/21/06) 14.92m________Ryan McMakin____________ Leonard Hilton Memorial (1/18/08) Heptathlon 5,519_______ Brandon Buteaux__________NCAA Championships (3/11-12/05) 5,512_______ Justin Youngblood__________NCAA Championships (3/12-13/04) 5,346_________ Bryan Wolfe_________ Intermountain Championships (2/3-4/06) 5,256_________ Tommy Wolfe________ Southland Championships (2/20-21/09) 5,126__________ Kyle Kaase_________ Southland Championships (2/25-26/11)

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Women’s Indoor Record Book 55 meters 6.76________ Teressa Neighbors____________ NCAA Championships (3/10/91) 6.89_________ Tameka Roberts__________ Southland Championships (2/27/98) 6.97 a________ Jhorden Hunter_____________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/22/11) 7.02_________Rosalind Holmes__________________Houston Opener (1/15/05) 7.07_________ Morgan Moszee__________________Houston Opener (1/15/05) 60 meters 7.45_________Rosalind Holmes__________ Southland Championships (2/19/05) 7.49_________ Jhorden Hunter___________ Leonard Hilton Memorial (1/14/11) 7.50_________Shahira Ehiemua __________ Leonard Hilton Memorial (1/18/13) 7.50_________ Morgan Moszee__________ Southland Championships (2/19/05) 7.61__________ Krystal Wynn___________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) 200 meters 23.26________ Tameka Roberts_______________ NCAA Championships (1998) 23.75 o_______Rosalind Holmes_______________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/23/05) 24.58________ Portia Matthews___________________________________1992 24.62 a b______Shahira Ehiemua______________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 24.67_________ Two athletes______________________________________ — 400 meters 54.86________ Portia Matthews___________________________________1993 56.21 b_____ Shavonne Armbrister__________ New Balance Invitational (2/6/10) 56.36__________Letitia Davis____________ Southland Championships (2/22/03) 56.40__________Diane Smith____________ Southland Championships (2/19/05) 56.91 b________ Shantel Swift__________Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/1/13) 800 meters 2:06.05 b_____ Katie Poindexter_________________ Tyson Invitational (2/15/03) 2:09.25 o______ Dana Mecke_________________ Iowa State Qualifier (3/7/09) 2:09.35 a b___ Grace Williamson_____________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 2:11.08 a o_____Cindy Dunagin______________ Texas Tech Invitational (2/24/90) 2:12.39_______ Letitia Gilkes__________ Southland Championships (2/21/04) Mile 4:49.82 b______ Dana Mecke______________ New Balance Invational (2/6/10) 4:50.73______ Katie Poindexter__________ Southland Championships (2/22/03) 4:51.00_______ Jody Dunston______________ NCAA Championships (3/10/89) 4:52.02_______ Leticia Cerna___________ Southland Championships (2/21/04) 4:55.79 a b_____ Nina Herrera_______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 3,000 meters 9:05.98_______ Jody Dunston______________ NCAA Championships (3/10/89) 9:55.25 b_______ Alyssa Diaz___________Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/1/13) 10:00.16 b____ Isabel Balbontin_________Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/1/13) 10:00.23____ Pernilla Savestrand_________ Southland Championships (2/27/10) 10:05.42 b____ Samantha Fish_________Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/1/13) 5,000 meters 17:17.76_______ Kayla Pratt____________ Southland Championships (2/27/10) 17:23.45_______ Meg Harris_____________________________________1996 17:44.43 b____ Samantha Fish___________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) 18:04.05 b______ Carly Kitts_____________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) 18:08.49 b_____Jessica Bitterly____________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) 55-meter hurdles 8.04 a________ Lyndsey Sidney_______________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/22/05) 8.06 a________ Ryanne Dupree_______________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/22/05) 8.07__________ Shelia Ballado____________________________________1993 8.09 a_________ Jessica Jones______________ Texas Tech Invitational (1/23/10) 8.13 a__________Rhonda Ray__________________ Red Raider Open (1/25/03)

60-meter hurdles 8.44 a________ Ryanne Dupree____________ New Mexico Invitational (1/27/06) 8.48__________ Jessica Jones___________ Southland Championships (2/27/10) 8.54_________ Lyndsey Sidney__________ Southland Championships (2/16/07) 8.61___________Rhonda Ray___________ Southland Championships (2/22/03) 8.68 a________ Adrienne Mosby______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 1,600-meter relay 3:43.70 o___ Smith, Dupree, Sidney, Holmes____________ Wes Kittley Six-Way (1/22/05) 3:46.01____ Matthews, Gindratt, Booker, Guyden________________________ 1993 3:47.62____ Holmes, Smith, Wright, Gilkes___________Southland Champ. (2/21/04) 3:48.89____ Smith, Jackson, Sidney, Dupree_________Southland Champ. (2/18/06) 3:50.13____ Smith, Jackson, Jones, Epps____________Southland Champ. (2/17/07) Distance medley relay 11:41.25 b__ Herrera, Williamson, Wangui, Diaz___________ Armory Collegiate Inv. (2/1/13) 11:49.57____ Chance, Wright, Gilkes, Cerna__________ Southland Champ. (2/20/04) 11:52.69 b___Balbontin, Williamson, Herrera, Diaz_________ New Balance Inv. (2/3/12) 11:53.66 b__ Mecke, Jones, Crain, Savestrand________ New Balance Inv. (2/5/10) 11:59.19____ Balbontin, Williamson, Herrera, Diaz___________ Southland Champ. (2/24/12) High jump 1.76m__________ Lynse Leal_____________________________________1995 1.75m_________Chenale Smith___________ Southland Championships (2/24/12) 1.74m________ Whitney Flannel______________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 1.73m________ Ryanne Dupree______________________ Zia Classic (1/26/06) 1.71m_________ Shawn Lewis ________________Daily Oklahoman (2/13-14/87) Pole vault 3.75m________ April Benavidez__________ Southand Championships (2/26/11) 3.50m________ Brooke Townzen________________ Houston All-Comers (2/6/10) 3.32m_________Dinha Callejas_______________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 3.30m________ Lindsey Nguyen__________Cherry & Silver Invitational (1/24/09) 3.30m________ Rachel Stewart_____________ Howie Ryan All-Comers (2/5/11) Long jump 6.20m________ Morgan Moszee__________ Southland Championships (2/17/06) 6.13m________ Tameka Roberts__________ Southland Championships (2/20/98) 6.07m________ Ryanne Dupree____________ McDonald’s Last Chance (3/4/05) 5.98m__________ Shay Porter_____________________________________1993 5.93m________ Laura Oseghae__________ Southland Championships (2/25/11) Triple jump 12.67m_______ Portia Matthews___________________________________1992 12.64m________Eboni Johnson_______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 12.16m________Ernestine Cray_______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 11.81m_______ Laura Oseghae______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 11.61m________ Rebekah Hill________________ Houston Invitational (1/31/09) Shot put 14.61m______Zaquita McClanahan_____________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 14.16m_______ Madeline Hurdt______________ WAC Championships (2/23/13) 13.79m__________Kim Bush______________________________________1993 13.66m________Stacia Newton___________ Southland Championships (2/26/11) 13.56m________Jessica Fowler___________ Southland Championships (2/22/03) Weight throw 19.00m_________ Katie Bragg________________ WAC Championships (2/22/13) 18.02m________ Taelor Wilson___________ Southland Championships (2/24/12) 16.27m_____ Zaquita McClanahan_________ A&M Reveille Invitational (12/8/12) 15.87m_______ Natasha Ramos__________ Southland Championships (2/17/06) 15.76m_______ Jaimeé Bennett__________ Southland Championships (2/25/11) Pentathlon 4,193________ Ryanne Dupree_____________ NCAA Championships (3/11/06) 3,769__________Rhonda Ray ___________ Southland Championships (2/21/03) 3,630__________Ashley Allen____________ Southland Championships (2/16/07) 3,425_________ Aimee Jonas___________ Southland Championships (2/25/11) 3,283_______ Kandace Traywick___________ Southland Championships (2/17/06)

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Outdoor Record Book

100 meters 9.90 w__________________ Teddy Williams___________________ 10.30__________________ Francis Ngapout__________________ 10.31___________________ Steven Brown___________________ 10.35 w__________________ Nate Brunette___________________ 10.35__________________ Curtis Johnson___________________

2009 2001 2008 2011 2002

200 meters 20.60 w_________________ Teddy Williams___________________ 20.67 w__________________ Steven Brown___________________ 20.71__________________ Curtis Johnson___________________ 20.78 w__________________ Cedric Harris___________________ 20.93 w__________________ Nate Brunette___________________

2008 2008 2003 2008 2011

400 meters 44.88___________________ Leonard Byrd___________________ 46.73__________________ Keyunta Hayes__________________ 46.82__________________ Christopher Hall__________________ 46.90____________________Tony Wilson____________________ 46.97___________________ Gaston Griffin___________________

1996 2012 2012 1987 2007

800 meters 1:48.44_________________ Larry Brooks___________________ 1:48.68_________________ Sean Goetsch___________________ 1:50.32______________ Chrisshun Jamerson________________ 1:50.51__________________ Canel Cole____________________ 1:50.84__________________Brady Hand____________________

2007 1995 2011 2011 2012

1,500 meters 3:44.25__________________Roger Soler____________________ 3:45.10________________ Rick Schummer__________________ 3:47.34________________ Axel Wehmeier__________________ 3:48.70_________________ Alfie Morgan____________________ 3:48.84_________________ Mike Medrano___________________

1983 1990 1988 1987 2012

5,000 meters 13:55.1__________________Roger Soler____________________ 13:56.4________________ David Hartman___________________ 14:08.3________________ Axel Wehmeier__________________ 14:09.6_________________ Steve Barlow___________________ 14:19.5_________________ Jose Iniquez____________________

1985 1995 1988 1986 1989

10,000 meters 29:39.3_________________ Rene Guillen ___________________ 29:45.5_________________ Steve Barlow___________________ 29:48.2_________________ Jose Iniquez____________________ 29:56.4_________________Robert Kramer___________________ 29:57.4________________ David Hartman___________________

1988 1986 1989 1990 1995

110-meter hurdles 13.67 w_________________ Keyunta Hayes__________________ 13.81 w____________________ Will Vese_____________________ 13.84___________________ Carl Johnson___________________ 13.91___________________ Carl Campbell___________________ 14.15__________________Marques Mitchell__________________

2012 2008 2004 1985 2004

400-meter hurdles 49.38__________________ Keyunta Hayes__________________ 50.19___________________Jok Tan Byerly___________________ 50.74___________________ Joshua Smith___________________ 50.93___________________ Darryl Wyrick___________________ 51.16____________________ T.R. Sissel____________________

2012 1998 2013 2012 2005

3,000-meter steeplechase 8:43.22_________________ Steve Barlow___________________ 9:00.58_______________ Benson Cheserek_________________ 9:02.12__________________Ryan Taylor____________________ 9:08.56_________________ Paul Perrone___________________ 9:12.81______________ Brandon Chiuminetta________________

1986 2006 1997 1991 2011

400-meter relay 39.59_________Hebert, Williams, Matthews, Brunette___________ 39.84_________Vese, Williams, Harris, S.Brown_______________ 39.91_________Vese, Briscoe, Harris, S.Brown________________ 39.96_________Vese, Williams, Harris, S.Brown_______________ 40.12_________Harris, Briscoe, Williams, S.Brown_____________

2010 2008 2006 2008 2007

1,600-meter relay 3:07.44_______Goble, Rowland, Dean, Youngblood____________ 3:08.18_______Ellis, Goetsch, Edwards, Byrd_________________ 3:08.20_______Ellis, Byerly, Goetsch, Byrd___________________ 3:08.22_______Briscoe, Burnett, Brooks, Sissel_______________ 3:08.30_______Briscoe, Sissel, Burnett, Griffin________________

2001 1996 1997 2006 2006

High jump 2.18m___________________ Keith Benford___________________ 2.15m___________________P.J. McGowen___________________ 2.15m____________________ Steve Ortiz____________________ 2.15m__________________ Kerry Thompson__________________ 2.15m_________________ Justin Youngblood_________________ 2.13m____________________Devon Bond____________________

2011 2008 2002 2012 2002 2010

Pole vault 5.15m____________________Taylor Reed____________________ 5.15m___________________ Kyle Tomasini___________________ 5.00m____________________ Kyle Kaase____________________ 4.95m___________________ Tommy Wolfe___________________ 4.90m__________________ Russell Dauphin__________________ 4.90m___________________Greg Gabrisch___________________

2012 2012 2010 2009 2001 2010

Long jump 7.85m w_______________ Roscoe Robinson_________________ 7.84m w________________ Tyler Williamson__________________ 7.79m w_________________ Steven Brown___________________ 7.71m___________________ Tomm Wisloff___________________ 7.50m__________________ Peyton Vickers___________________

2013 2012 2006 1986 2010

Triple jump 16.20m w_________________Devon Bond____________________ 15.08m w_____________ Johnathan Whittaker________________ 15.07m_________________ Trayvion Martin__________________ 15.00m w________________Alton St. Rose___________________ 14.62m___________________Mo Jackson____________________

2010 2008 2012 2008 2007

Shot put 18.96m________________ Richard Garrett Jr._________________ 17.37m_________________ Jason Reynosa__________________ 17.34m__________________Andrew Akens___________________ 17.05m__________________ Mike Sanchez___________________ 16.97m__________________ Luke Johnson___________________

2012 2002 2012 2012 2008

Discus 55.18m________________ Richard Garrett Jr._________________ 54.03m____________________ Ole Gran_____________________ 51.89m_________________Daniel Rodriguez__________________ 51.85m__________________ Mike Sanchez___________________ 51.34m___________________Phil Steinert____________________

2012 1986 2011 2012 2011

Hammer 59.81m___________________Phil Steinert____________________ 56.60m__________________ Luke Johnson___________________ 53.58m________________ Richard Garrett Jr._________________ 52.38m__________________ Andris Visitins___________________ 52.28m___________________ Rob Stager____________________

2011 2007 2012 2013 2006

Javelin 63.69m__________________Joseph Burton___________________ 63.35m__________________ Ben Martinez___________________ 59.71m__________________ Tommy Wolfe___________________ 59.49m___________________ Kyle Kaase____________________ 57.59m_________________ Jacob McDonald__________________

2006 2003 2009 2011 2008

Decathlon 7,642_________________ Justin Youngblood_________________ 7,395___________________ Tommy Wolfe___________________ 7,342__________________Brandon Buteaux__________________ 7,260____________________Bryan Wolfe____________________

2002 2008 2007 2006

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Women’s Outdoor Record Book 100 meters 11.25___________________ Tameka Roberts___________________ 11.31___________________ Teresa Neighbors___________________ 11.47 w___________________ Jhorden Hunter____________________ 11.53___________________ Rosalind Holmes___________________ 11.67____________________Tiffany Williams____________________

1997 1989 2012 2005 1995

200 meters 22.94___________________ Tameka Roberts___________________ 23.38___________________ Rosalind Holmes___________________ 23.60___________________ Teresa Neighbors___________________ 23.78____________________ Jessica Snitkoff____________________ 23.79___________________ Cherisse Lezama___________________

1996 2005 1989 2004 1995

400 meters 54.10___________________ Andrea Johnson___________________ 54.14______________________Krista Pink______________________ 54.17____________________ Kisha Guyden____________________ 54.46_____________________ Letitia Davis_____________________ 54.50___________________ Andrea Johnson___________________

2002 1986 1994 2003 2000

800 meters 2:05.00_________________ Katie Poindexter___________________ 2:07.44___________________ Dana Mecke_____________________ 2:08.06__________________ Cindy Dunagin____________________ 2:08.21___________________ Letitia Gilkes_____________________ 2:09.35_________________ Grace Williamson___________________

2002 2010 1990 2003 2011

1,500 meters 4:24.33___________________ Dana Mecke_____________________ 4:27.61___________________ Paula Wiese_____________________ 4:27.64___________________ Janice Reina_____________________ 4:28.09___________________ Nina Herrera_____________________ 4:28.95___________________Leticia Cerna_____________________

2012 1987 1987 2013 2004

5,000 meters 15:57.1__________________ Jody Dunston_____________________ 16:49.7___________________ Liza Hunter_____________________ 16:51.1__________________ Melanie Hennis____________________ 16:53.8__________________Joanne Kineard____________________ 16:54.8__________________ Susana Ibarra____________________

1989 1992 1985 1992 1990

10,000 meters 32:47.9__________________ Jody Dunston_____________________ 34:09.9__________________Joanne Kineard____________________ 34:25.5__________________ Melanie Hennis ___________________ 34:47.4___________________ Liza Hunter_____________________ 34:52.6__________________ Susana Ibarra____________________

1989 1991 1985 1991 1990

100-meter hurdles 13.23____________________Ryanne Dupree____________________ 13.36____________________ Tiffany Talbert____________________ 13.51____________________ Jessica Jones____________________ 13.64_____________________ Rhonda Ray_____________________ 13.83___________________ Valicia Henderson___________________

2007 2000 2010 2001 1992

400-meter hurdles 59.76___________________ Valicia Henderson___________________ 59.79____________________Lyndsey Sidney____________________ 1:00.03__________________ Sheila Ballado____________________ 1:00.62_______________ Shartanae Swearengin_________________ 1:00.69________________ Barbara Nagengast__________________

1992 2005 1993 2012 1987

3,000-meter steeplechase 10:47.54__________________Leticia Cerna_____________________ 10:56.70_________________ Samantha Fish____________________ 11:08.39__________________ Jessica Bitterly____________________ 11:17.79_________________ Courtney Nelson___________________ 11:26.26________________ Pernilla Savestrand__________________

2004 2013 2013 2011 2010

400-meter relay 44.81____________ Ehiemua, Okonkwo, Wynn, Hunter____________ 45.31___________ Lezama, Matthews, Williams, Roberts __________ 45.39_____________Moszee, Dupree, Sidney, Holmes_____________ 45.63____________ Ehiemua, Okonkwo, Wynn, Hunter____________ 45.69___________ Williams, Lezama, Roberson, Roberts___________

2012 1995 2005 2012 1997

1,600-meter relay 3:34.05___________ King, Booker, Addison, Matthews ____________ 3:39.60__________Guyden, Matthews, Ballado, Booker____________ 3:40.33____________ Davis, Hurd, Gilkes, Johnson______________ 3:42.87____________Smith, Snitkoff, Wright, Holmes______________ 3:42.89________ Roberson, Henderson, Roberts, Lezama__________

1992 1993 2002 2004 1997

High jump 1.81m______________________Lynse Leal______________________ 1.79m_____________________Janet Booker_____________________ 1.76m____________________Rhonda Jalufka ___________________ 1.76m_____________________Sharon Lewis_____________________ 1.76m____________________Whitney Flannel____________________

1996 1994 1989 1988 2013

Pole vault 3.80m____________________April Benavidez____________________ 3.50m___________________ Brooke Townzen___________________ 3.40m____________________Lindsey Nguyen____________________ 3.36m__________________ Stephanie Henslee__________________ 3.35m____________________ Dinha Callejas____________________

2012 2010 2009 2000 2013

Long jump 6.66m___________________ Tameka Roberts___________________ 6.31m_____________________ Kristin Gran_____________________ 6.21m____________________Morgan Moszee____________________ 6.20m____________________Ryanne Dupree____________________ 6.17m_____________________ Shay Porter_____________________

1994 1984 2005 2007 1993

Triple jump 12.98m____________________ Kristin Gran _____________________ 12.89m___________________Starlite Williams ___________________ 12.87m___________________ Ernestine Cray____________________ 12.73m___________________Portia Matthews____________________ 12.68m___________________ Eboni Johnson____________________

1984 1985 2013 1992 2012

Shot put 15.39m_________________Zaquita McClanahan__________________ 15.19m_____________________ Kim Bush______________________ 14.32m___________________ Madeline Hurdt____________________ 13.71m___________________ Jessica Fowler____________________ 13.56m___________________Natasha Ramos____________________

2013 1994 2012 2003 2006

Discus 47.51m___________________ Edie Christian____________________ 47.46m____________________ Cara Cooper_____________________ 46.80m___________________Natasha Ramos____________________ 46.58m___________________ Stacia Newton____________________ 45.60m___________________Jaimeé Bennett____________________

2003 2000 2006 2011 2011

Hammer 57.86m____________________ Katie Bragg_____________________ 51.11m____________________Taelor Wilson_____________________ 45.39m___________________ Madeline Hurdt____________________ 45.06m___________________Jaimeé Bennett____________________ 44.12m___________________Brittany Roberts____________________

2012 2011 2013 2011 2011

Javelin 43.50m__________________ Karen Wilkinson____________________ 42.87m___________________ Rakel Thigpen____________________ 41.41m___________________ Chelsea Malina____________________ 41.03m____________________ Kari Michalik_____________________ 38.61m___________________Ryanne Dupree____________________

1990 2002 2007 2008 2007

Heptathlon 5,818____________________Ryanne Dupree____________________ 5,323_____________________ Rhonda Ray_____________________ 5,226_____________________ Ashley Allen_____________________ 5,127___________________Kandace Traywick___________________

2007 2003 2007 2006

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Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Time Letterwinners Acuna, Geronimo Adeeko, Benga Akens, Andrew Alvarez, Hector Balbontin, Daniel Baloyi, Mthobisi Banks, Kyle Barlow, Steve Bauer, David Benford, Keith Bibles, Marcus Boatman, Ryder Bochat, William Bond, Devon Brisco, Geulien Briscoe, Scott Brock, Barrett Brooks, Larry Brown, Dominic Brown, Steven Brunette, Nate Brusca, Shannon Burnett, David Burnett, Paul Burton, Joseph Buteaux, Brandon Byerly, Jok Tan Byrd, David Byrd, Leonard Campbell, Carl Cantu, James Cardenas, Albert Cardenas, Neto Castillo, Eduardo Castro, Aaron Cheserek, Benson Chiuminetta, Brandon Clark, Adrian Clendaniel, Sean Cole, Canel Coleman, Valdis Collier, Nathan Cook, Michael Dauphin, Russell Dean, Christopher Deering, Stephen Desalme, Darrell Dilworth, Nathaniel Edwards, Marcus Eggleston, Spencer Ellis, Matt Elizalde, Ryan Evans, Carvey Flaspoehler, Keith Flores, Alex

Flores, Jesus Gabriel, James Gabrisch, Greg Gaffney, James Garcia, Alvaro Garcia, Bernardo Garcia, Pete Garcia, Ivan Garrett Jr., Richard Gentile, Lucien George, Willie Gilles, Robert Glass, Dillard Goble, Andis Goetsch, Sean Gonzales, Santos Gosset, Eric Gran, Ole Green, Carlos Griffin, Gaston Griffith, Kieron Guerrero, Gary Guillen, Rene Gutierrez, Jonas Hall, Christopher Hand, Brady Harris , Cedric Harrison III, Burt Hayes, Keyunta Hernandez, Daniel Herron, Jeffery Hinojosa, Sergio Hunt, Kevin Iniquez, Jose Jackson, Mo Jamerson, Chrishunn Jaramillo, Tony Johnson, Andy Johnson, Carl Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Luke Johnson, Tommy Jones, J.J. Jones, Jeremy Jordan, Levi Kaase, Kyle Keen, Tyler Kimbell, Kevin Kopper, Lance Landtiser, Robert Layman, Chris LeBay, Mike Malesich, Chad Martin, Trayvon Martinez, Ben

Martinez, Joe Maruping, Henry Masek, Sean Massicot, David Matthews, John Maulding, Bruce McDonald, Jacob McGowen, P.J. McMakin, Ryan Medrano, Mike Miller, Eric Mitchell, Marques Moore, Lee Morales, Asael Morgan, Marcus Mucci, Patrick Muhammed, Isah Neeper, Lucas Ngapout, Francis Nixon, Layne Norman, Tony Nunez, Josh Oaks, Greg Orndorff, Jake Ortiz, Steve Pailin, James Partridge, Garry Payne, Kourtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ney Perez, Carlos Perez, Daniel Pitchford, Justin Poulsen, Peder Prado, Marc Quihlan, John Radford, Willie Ramierez, Robert Ramos, Lionel Ramos, Roberto Reed, Taylor Reveal, Cole Reynosa, Jason Roberts, Ryan Robinson, Roscoe Rodgers, Mitchell Rodriguez, Daniel Rosales, Robert Rowland, Chris Salazar, Humberto Salinas Jr., Victor Sanchez, Mike Saunders, Philo Scheppers, Jason Schwartz, Micheal Sepulveda, Anthony Shaw, Emmanuel

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Shelvin, Jurmarcus Singh, Harvinder Singletary, Walter Sissel, T.R. Small, Ronson Smith, Lee Smith, Joshua Smith, Sharon Snodgrass, Shelby Soler, Roger Spivey, Danny St. Rose, Alton Stager, Robert Steinert, Phil Stewart, Carl Stitt, Jim Story, Jake Taylor, Kevin Taylor, Ryan Tierney, Clifton Thibert, Christopher Thompson, Kerry Thompson, Robert Todaro, Shay Tomasini, Kyle Tracy, Ty Ugochukwu, Bryan Varela, John Vargas, Adrian Vargas, Corey Vese, Will Villarreal, Mike Vistins, Andris Voos, David Wallace, Tim Watson, Terrence Weirich, Brian Wernli, Eric White, Danny White, John Whittaker, Johnathan Wiatrak, Aaron Will, Randy Williams, Teddy Williamson, Tyler Windsor, Tom Wisloff, Tom Wolfe, Bryan Wolfe, Tommy Wyrick, Darryl Yeboah, Edmund Youngblood, Justin Zamovano, Miguel Zucconi, Dominick

Women’s All-Time Letterwinners Abel, Jana 1995-98 Ackerley, Ashley 2003-04 Adams, Breka 2002-04 Adams, Tracy 1989 Addison, Lisa 1990-94 Allen, Ashley 2005-07 Allen, Haylee 2007 Almanza, Sonia 2001-03 2002-03 Alonso, Yaritza Aneto, Stephanie 1998-99 Appelt, Melissa 2006 2008-11 Armbrister, Shavonne Armenteros, Jessica 1994-96 Arzola, Debbie 1994-98 1991 August, Sakeena Aycock, Amanda 1996-97 Balbontin, Isabel 2012-13 Ballado, Sheila 1991-93 Bannon, Sheila 2002 Barbosa, Amanda 2003-05 Barlow, Faith 2007-08 Baskin, April 2001 Benavidez, April 2011-13 2010-11 Bennett, Jaimeé Bennett, Janna 2006 1991-96 Berry, Cynthia Bishop, Nanette 1982 Bitterly, Jessica 2010-13 Bobmanuel, Jaclyn 2008 2008 Bocanegra, Adrienne Bode, Brandi 1996-99 Bogholtz, Kathryn 1994 1987-88 Bohls, Carol Boissenet, Courtney 1997 Booker, Jamie 1992-95 1992-95 Booker, Janet Booker, Tamny 1990-93 2010-13 Bragg, Katie Britton, Brittney 2006-07 Broils, Latricia 1995 2008 Brooks, Kim Brown, Cristal 2001 Brown, Kali 2002-03 1997-98 Brown, Mindy Buggs, Shantel 2006-07 Burgess, Samantha 2006 Burnett, Jane 1993-94 2002 Burnley, Catherine Bush, Jessica 2006 Bush, Kim 1992-95 Byars, Amber 2009 Cabello, Christian 2002-03 Cain, Crissy 2001 Callejas, Dinha 2013 1982 Campbell, Carla Campbell, Dionte 2001 Carruthers, Kelly 2006 1994-95 Castillo, Kristina Castro, Jackie 1999, 2002-03 Cerna, Leticia 2001-04 2003-06 Chance, Meghan Christian, Edie 2001-04 Clark, Evelyn 2013 Coe, Sharon 2000-01 Coleman, Natasha 1997 Cooper, Cara 1999-2001 Copeland, Ashley 2005 Cotten, Brandi 1995 Crain, Rebecca 2009-10 Cray, Ernestine 2013 Cray, Richelle 1998 Curlee, Tonya 2001-02 Curlee-Olivas, Yolanda 2001-02 Daniels, Alexus 2013 Davenport, Danielle 2007-08 Davis, Kemeyon 1996-99 Davis-Wiltshire, Letitia 2002-03 Davis, Regina 1987-88 DeBrecht, Jennifer 1994-97

De Hoyos, Alex DeHoyos, Annette DeLeon, Delia Delgado, Wendy Dempsey, Stephanie Diaz, Alyssa Dickey, Veronika Domenick, Melissa Doramus, Karen Dunagin, Cindy Dunston, Jody Dupree, Ryanne Edmunds, Terry Edwards, Jessica Ehiemua, Shahira Epps, Brittany Farahani, Julie Fiedler, Michelle Fields, Julie Fish, Samantha Fitzsimmons, Ann Flack, Suzanne Flannel, Whitney Flores, Cirina Flores, Marina Fowler, Jessica Galvan, Gabby Garcia, Linda Garcia, Loni Garcia, Lulu Gauntt, Amanda Gilkes, Letitia Gindratt, Laniece Glosson, Dana Glover, Caitlin Gomez, Elleina Gonzalez, Ada Gonzalez, Anita Gonzalez, Deyanira Goodman, Shawn Gray, Rikki Gregory, Tiffany Guyden, Kisha Hall, Katrina Hammond, Brigitte Hanson, Heidi Harriott, Malisa Harris, Dernisha Harris, Meg Harris, Nikki Haugh, Sidonye Haynie, Jill Hays, Laura Henderson, Cara Henderson, Crystal Henderson, Valicia Hennis, Melanie Herrera, Nina Henslee, Stephanie Hill, Rebekah Hobbs, Shalayne Hohle, Leah Hoines, Jennifer Hollowell, Ann Holmes, Demetria Holmes, Rosalind Hooks, Amy Horne, April Hunt, Kayla Hunter, Jhorden Hunter, Liza Hurd, Shadana Hurdt, Madeline Ibarra, Susanna Jackson, Ashley Jackson, Chellane Jalufka, Rhonda James, Jayde James, Kaila

2006 1988 1995-97 1995 1996 2012-13 1993 1986-89 1996 1990 1987-89 2003-07 1989 2010-11 2012-13 2005-08 2000 1996 1982 2011-13 1983 1999 2012-13 2000 1993-94 2000-03 2013 1993-94 2000 1988-89 1995-98 2002-04 1993-96 1999-2000 2004 2001-02 1990-91 1998-2002 1998-2000 1994-95 2005-08 2001 1993-94 1991 1995 1990 1994-95 2012 1994-96 2008 1997 1991-94 1982 1995-98 1998-99 1991 1982-83 2011-13 1998-2000 2008-09 2003-04 1999 1993-96 2005-06 2004-06 2002-05 1995-96 2001 2013 2011-12 1989-93 2001-04 2012-13 1989-90 2006-09 1989-90 1988-90 2008-10 2012

Jimenez, Hope Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Eboni Jonas, Aimee Jones, Jessica Kautz, Kayla Kennedy, Brittany Kineard, Joanne King, Michelle King, Rosalyn Kozlowicz, Katie Kramer, Traci Kurjawa, Kamila Lambert, Rita Langlinais, Julianndra Leal, Lynse Leno, Veronica Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Ebony Lewis, Sharon Lezama, Cherisse Lezama, Summer Lisenbe, Beth Loke, Tracy Lopez, Lori Louis, Nicole Lowe, Catena Malina, Chelsea Mann, Erica Marin, Kristina Matthews, Portia McCallie, Shellon McClanahan, Zaquita McCray, Nolandra McDonald, Ashley McGill, Amanda McGill, Traci McHatton, Tracy Mecke, Dana Mendenhall, Zandra Mendez, Brianna Michalik, Kari Miller, Briony Mondaine, Doneika Moore, Farrah Moorman, Kathy Moreno, Yolanda Mosby, Adrienne Moszee, Morgan Muller, Heidi Mycock, Heidi Nagengast, Barbara Nealy, Dontriah Neely, Jonello Neighbors, Teresa Nelson, Courtney Newton, Stacia Nguyen, Lindsey Norman, Wendy Nwaozuru, Candace O’Connor, Kylene Odom, Tamara Okonkwo, Chiugo Oliver, Landry Ortiz, Sara Oseghae, Laura Ownby, Becky Palomo, Melissa Perez, Emily Perez, Priscilla Perez, Samantha Perez, Theresa Petty, Karilyn Pierce, Adeanah Poindexter, Katie Poole, Stacy Porter, Shay Pratt, Kayla Price, Kathy

2006-07 1999-2002 2010-13 2008-11 2007-10 2006 2006 1989-93 1989-90 1989-93 2004 1986-88 2003 2003-06 1990 1995-98 2008 1988-89 2001 1987-88 1994-97 2000-01 1999 1989-91 1995 1999 1994 2005-08 1994-96 1998 1991-95 1986-88 2010-13 2008 2003-05 2010 1991 1985-88 2007-10, ’12 1989 2003-07 2005-08 2010-13 2002-03 2007 1999-2000 1994 2012-13 2004-06 1990-91 1999-2001 1986-88 1997-98 2000 1986-90 2009-11 2010-12 2009 1983 2005-06 1999-2002 1999 2012 2004-05 2006-07 2011-13 1982-83 2003-04 2013 1990 1999-2001 2000-02 2003-06 2000 2000-03 1996-97 1993-96 2009-10, ’12 1988-90

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Prose, Amber Purnell, LaTanya Ramirez, Amber Ramirez, Christina Ramos, Natasha Ray, Rhonda Reed, Angela Reinhardt, Nicholle Roberson, Soonja Roberts, Tameka Rodriguez, Lisa Rodriguez, Melissa Rodriguez, Michelle Rose, Linda Ruffino, Darcy Russell, Detra Salas Cristina Sams, Chanel Sanchez, Monica Sanders, Yolanda Sandoval, Laura Savestrand, Pernilla Savoy, Calaia Sheets, Lisa Sidney, Lyndsey Silva, Elizabeth Silva, Lisa Silva, Veronica Sinclair, Latasha Slaughter, Shanelle Smith, Chenale Smith, Dawn Smith, Diane Smith, Sharon Smith, Stacey Sneed, Ashley Snitkoff, Jessica Spence, Katy Sprague, Susan Squier, Natalie Stewart, Rachel Stopper, Liz Stringer, Zemora Strya, Sonya Swearengin, Shartanae Swift, Shantel Swords, Stephanie Talbert, Tiffany Tausch, Lynse Terry, Joni Thigpen, Rakel Thomas, Kayla Traywick, Kandace Triem, Sarah Vasil, Tonja Vega, Carmen Waldrum, Amanda Ward, Crystal White, Robin White, Sallie Wicall, Shelley Wicha, Nicole Wilkinson, Karen Williams, Darlene Williams, Charlita Williams, Starlite Williams, Tiffany Williamson, Grace Wilson, Keelah Wilson, Lauren Wilson, Taelor Wright, Chonna Wright, Greneshia Wynn, Krystal Yeats, April Zambrano, Debbie

2001 1988 1997-98 1992-95 2003-06 1999-2002 1993 1998-2000 1994-97 1995-98 1982 1994 1988-91 1983 1995-96 2000 1999 2004 1990 1989 1988-89 2010 2006 1983 2004-07 1994-96 1994-97 2004-07 2004-06 2006-08 2012-13 1994-95 2004-07 1982 1999 2003 2001-04 2007 1998-99 2007-08 2011 1982-83 2001 2005-07 2010-12 2013 2004-05 1999-2000 1994 1982 2002 2008 2003-06 1983 1988 1992-94 2005 2004-06 1983 1982 1983 1990 1990 1991 1998-99 1985 1995-98 2011-13 2000 2008 2008-12 2002-05 2011-13 2011-13 1996-99 2006-08

UTSA Olympians Roger Soler

ne of the most decorated runners in UTSA men’s track & field history, Roger Soler became the first athlete in school annals to compete in the Olympics when he ran in the 1984 Summer Games in Los Angeles, Calif. A native of Peru, Soler was one of only two runners from the South American country to compete, as he ran in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. Known for his strong closing kick, he entered the Olympics as the Peruvian national record holder in 800, 1,500, 3,000 and 5,000 meters. Soler, a veteran of many international competitions during his career, also competed in the 1987 Pan American Games for Peru. Soler set several UTSA records during his three-year career, many of which still stand today. His indoor records of 4:03.84 in the mile (1983) and 8:10.09 in the 5,000 meters (1985) are in their third decade in the record book, as are his outdoor marks of 3:44.25 in the 1,500 meters (1983) and 13:55.1 in the 5k (1985). The 5-foot-8 Soler also became the first Roadrunner to qualify for any form of national competition when he competed at the 1983 NCAA Cross Country Championships. He came to UTSA from Hancock Junior College in Santa Maria, Calif. Soler won the 1981 state cross country championship and finished second in the 1,500 and 5,000 meters.

Liza Hunter-Galvan

iza Hunter-Galva has the distinction of competing in a pair of Olympic Games, making her the second Roadrunner — and first woman — in school history to participate. The 1992 Southland Conference Indoor Athlete of the Year ran the marathon at the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Greece, and again this past summer in Beijing, China, for her native New Zealand. Hunter-Galvan finished 51st in Athens (2:50:23) and improved 16 spots to 35th (2:34.51) in Beijing. She was a four-year letterwinner in cross country and track & field at UTSA from 1989-93. The Aukland, New Zealand, native was the Southland Conference Champion in the mile and two-mile runs at the 1992 SLC Indoor, the first year UTSA competed for conference titles in the sport. Hunter-Galvan also helped the two-mile relay to a league crown and was named Outstanding Track Performer and Athlete of the Year after scoring a meet-best 22.5 points. In cross country, she won the 1992 conference title and was named Athlete of the Year after helping the Roadrunners to their second consecutive team championship.

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