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From left to right: (front row) Madalynn Norris, Allexis Menghini, Amanda Conway, Maria Cisneros, Kimberlin Snepp. (middle row) Tyjai Adams, Jennifer Krause, MaKayla Kueser, McKenzie Blevins. (back row) Emily Baldwin, Melody Baker, Emily Dennison Lauren Hills, Jordan Hoffman.

From left to right: (front row) Weston Jacobson, Justin Toney, Jack Noble, Kevin Norville, Cedric Lee, Zach Bradley. (middle row) Paul Alongo, Adrian Kellogg II, Chris Allen, Austin Telecky, Jamaal Betterson (back row) Dallas Thompson, Zach Skimbo, Jacob Newlin, Jaden Williams, Skyler Henry, Michael Majors

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

2016-17 WASHBURN TRACK TEAM Quick Facts 1 Indoor/Outdoor Season Schedules 2 WASHBURN ICHABODS Women's Track and Field Roster Men's Track and Field Roster Women's Track and Field Bios Men's Track and Field Bios

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ICHABOD COACHING STAFF Head Coach Cameron Babb 18-19 Assistant Coach Kyle Gibson 20 Assistant Coach Rick Attig 21 Assistant Coach Jason Robbs 22 Graduate Assistant Coach Theresa Scott 22 Graduate Assistant Coach Mandy Wilson 22

ABOUT THE MIAA About the MIAA 24 2016 MIAA Women's Indoor Results 25 2016 MIAA Men's Indoor Results 26 MIAA Indoor Meet Records 27 2016 MIAA Women's Outdoor Results 28 2016 MIAA Men's Outdoor Results 29 MIAA Outdoor Meet Records 30

2016 CROSS COUNTRY IN REVIEW 2016 MIAA Women's MIAA Results 32 2016 Ichabod Women's Season Results 33 2016 MIAA Men's MIAA Results 34 2016 Ichabod Men's Season Results 35-36 Ichabod Cross Country Honors 36 WASHBURN HISTORY Washbun Indoor Record Book Washburn Men's Outdoor Records Washburn Women's Outdoor Records Track and Field Men's Letterwinners Track and Field Women's Letterwinners Ichabod NAIA All-Americans

General Information

Name of School Washburn University City/Zip Topeka, KS/66621 Founded 1865 Enrollment 7,002 Nickname Ichabods School Colors Yale Blue and White Practice Facility Hummer Sports Park (4,000) Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association President Dr. Jerry Farley Alma Mater, Yr. Oklahoma ‘67 Athletics Director Loren Ferre’ Alma Mater, Yr. Texas Christian ‘71 Athletic Dept.

(785) 670-1134 Athletics Fax (785) 670-1091

History

Track and Field Program History Program restarted Number of NAIA National Champions Number of NAIA All-Americans

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ABOUT WASHBURN About Washburn President Dr. Jerry Farley A Winning Tradition 2015-16 Athletics in Review Athletics Director Loren Ferre’ Athletics Staff Washburn Staff Directory Washburn Facilities Hummer Sports Park Ichabods in the Community About Topeka Media Information

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INTRODUCTION 46-47 47 48-49 50 50 51 52 53-54 55 57 58-59 60

CREDITS The 2016-17 Washburn Track and Field media guide was written and designed by SID Gene Cassell. Editorial assistance provided by assistant SID Jason Oliveira and Alex Brown. Historical photos from Washburn Archives and the Topeka Capital Journal.

Coaching Staff

Cameron Babb Emporia State, BS Health Promotion, 2007 Emporia State, MS Health, PE, Education, 2014 Seasons First Season at Washburn Fourth season as a head coach Track and Field Office Phone (785) 670-2902 Best time of day to call mornings Assistant Coaches Kyle Gibson (1st season) Rick Attig (1st season) Jason Robbs (1st season) Graduate Assistant Coaches Theresa Scott (1st season) Mandy Wilson (1st season) Head Coach

Media Services

Media can stay up-to-date with the Washburn Ichabod men's and women's track and field teams through the website at wusports.com.

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Sports Information

SID/(Track/Field contact) Gene Cassell Office Phone (785) 670-1791 Cell Phone (785) 969-7577 Home Phone (785) 357-5094 Email Address gene.cassell@washburn.edu Assistant Sports Information Director Jason Oliveira Office Phone (785) 670-1948 SID Fax (785) 670-1091 SID Mailing Address 1700 College; Topeka, Kan. 66621 Overnight Petro Allied Health Center

Room 200 D

Topeka, KS 66621

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2016-17 ICHABOD INDOOR/OUTDOOR SCHEDULE

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Indoor Season

Boo Rogers Combined Events/Crimson & Gold Invite Dec. 9-10, 2016

Pittsburg, Kan. Robert W. Plaster Center Prairie Wolf Invite 1/20/2017

Lincoln, Neb. Knight Fieldhouse

Pittsburg State Relays 1/28/2017

Pittsburg, Kan. Robert W. Plaster Center UCM Mule Relays 2/4/2017

Warrensburg, Mo. UCM Multipurpose Building MSSU Lion Den Open & Multis 2/10-11/2017 Joplin, Mo. Leggett & Platt Athletic Center/ Mercy Indoor Track KSU Steve Miller Open 2/17/2017 Manhattan, Kan. Ahearn Field House MIAA Indoor Championships 2/24-26/2017

Joplin, Mo. Leggett & Platt Athletic Center/ Mercy Indoor Track

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Outdoor Season

ESU Pre-Spring Break 3/17/2017

Emporia, Kan. Welch Stadium ESU Relays 4/1/2017

Emporia, KS Welch Stadium MIAA vs NSIC Showdown 4/6-8/2017 Maryville, Mo. Bearcat Stadium/ Herschel Neil Track Mt. SAC Relays 4/13-15/2017 Walnut, Calif.

Murdock Stadium Beach Invitational 4/14-15/2017 Long Beach, Calif.

Jack Rose Track Gorillas Classic 4/15/2017

Pittsburg, Kan. Carnie Smith Stadium/Prentice Gudgen Track Kansas Relays 4/21-22/2017 Lawrence, Kan. Rock Chalk Park MIAA Outdoor Championships 5/5-7/2017 Bolivar, Mo. Plaster Stadium MSSU Last Chance Qualifier 5/12/2017

Joplin, Mo. Fred G. Hughes Stadium ESU Twilight Qualifier 5/13/2017

Emporia, Kan. Welch Stadium NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships 5/25-27/2017 Bradenton, Fla. IMG Academy

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WOMEN'S TEAM ROSTER

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2016-17 Women's Track and Field Roster Name

Pos

Ht.

Cl. Hometown

High School

Tyjai Adams

Hurdles

5-6

Fr. Hutchinson, Kan.

Hutchinson

Emily Baldwin

Throws

5-8

Jr.

Little River

Melody Baker

McKenzie Blevins

Sprints/Jumper

Amanda Conway

Hurdles/Sprints

Maria Cisneros

Emily Dennison Jasmine Duarte

Courtney Freed Rachel Heiman

Sprints

5-9

5-7

Fr. Hill City, Kan.

5-4

Mid-Distance

5-6

5-3

Fr. Dodge City, Kan. Jr.

Scandia, Kan.

Fr. Silver Lake, Kan.

Throws

6-0

Fr. Baldwin City, Kan.

Sprints

5-10 5-5

MaKayla Kueser

Jumps/Multis

5-7

Allexis Menghini

Pole Vault

5-6

Distance

Paige Miller

Mid-Distance

Kaylee Snell

Distance

Tarah Wiens

Jumps

Kimberlin Snepp

Fr. Benton, Kan.

5-11

Jennifer Krause

Madalynn Norris

Fr. Topeka, Kan.

Sprints

Throws

Niki LeDuc

Little River, Kan.

Fr. Highland, Kan.

5-10

Distance

Fr. Olathe, Kan.

5-8

Throws

Lauren Hills

Jordan Hoffman

Hurdles Sprints

5-2 5-5

Fr. Maize, Kan.

Fr. Lake Lotawana, Mo. Fr. Greeley, Kan. Fr. Plano, Texas Jr. Jr.

North Platte, Neb. LeGrand, Iowa

5-3

Fr. Wichita, Kan.

5-8

Fr. Holton, Kan.

5-4

5-11

Fr. Topeka, Kan. Fr. Meade, Kan.

Olathe Northwest Doniphan West Hill City Circle

Dodge City Pike Valley Silver Lake Baldwin

Lee's Summit North Anderson County Plano West

North Platte

East Marshall Maize South Holton

Johnson County CC

Meade

Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach

Mandy Wilson

Nebraska

Seaman

Rick Attig

Theresa Scott

Cloud County CC

Maize

Head Men's and Women's Track and Field and Cross Country Coach

Jason Robbs

Hutchinson CC

Topeka

Cameron Babb Kyle Gibson

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Throws

Previous College

Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant

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Name Paul Alongo

Jamaal Betterson Caleb Bradley Zach Bradley

Pos

Ht. Wt.

Cl.

Hometown

High School

Previous College

Jumps

5-10 175

Gr.

Arras, France

Gaston Berger

West Texas A&M

Pole Vault 5-10 145

Fr.

Seneca, Kan.

Nemaha Central

Sprints

5-11 165 5-9 155

Fr.

Seneca, Kan.

Distance

5-6 150

Fr.

McKinney, Texas

Throws

6-2 190

Fr.

5-10 150

Jr.

Distance 5-10 155

Bryce Golightley

Distance

Chase Green

Brycen Gulick

Distance

Skyler Henry

Sprints

Xavier Harris

Sprints

5-8 150 6-3 170

Fr. Jr.

Fr.

6-1 160

Fr.

Sprints

5-11 185

Fr.

Distance

6-2 145

Tanner Hockenbury Distance Adrian Kellogg II

Ardmore, Okla.

Hurdles

Issac Castro

Cole Duncan

Fr.

6-1 150

Rose Hill

Omaha, Neb.

Millard North

Lawrence, Kan.

Omaha, Neb.

Javelin

6-3 185

Fr.

Greensburg, Kan.

Pole Vault 5-10 155

Fr.

Papillion, Neb.

Brett McVey

Jacob Newlin Jack Noble

Kevin Norville Elvis Reyes

Jack Siebert

Zach Skimbo

Kameron Spencer Austin Telecky

Dallas Thompson Justin Toney

Jaden Williams

Multi

6-7 205

Fr.

Caney Valley

Rose Hill, Kan.

Fr.

Fr.

Royal Valley

Topeka

5-10 175

6-0 270

McKinney North

Topeka, Kan.

Caney, Kansas

Jumps

Throws

Hugoton

Marysville

Cedric Lee

Fr.

Nemaha Central

Marysville, Kan.

Distance

Michael Majors

Jr.

Topeka, Kan.

Kelvin Keter Jacob Klemz

6-1 160

Fr.

Hugoton, Kan.

Plainview

Eldoret, Kenya

Terige Boys

Hayden

Meriden, Kan.

Jefferson West Kiowa County

Wichita Collegiate

Papillion LaVista

5-11 150

So.

Corinth, Saint Lucia

St.Mary's College Prep

Distance

6-0 145

Fr.

Atchison, Kan.

Maur Hill

5-8 140

High Jump 6-4 195

Long Jump 6-0 190 Pole Vault 5-11 165 Throws Multi

Hurdles

6-1 235

5-11 180 6-5 190

Fr. Jr.

Fr. Fr. Jr.

Fr. Fr.

Orchard, Texas

McAlester, Okla.

Brazos

McAlester

Ardmore, Okla.

Plainview

Madison, Kan.

Madison

Donipha, Neb.

Florissant, Mo. Stockton, Kan.

Grand Island Hazelwood Central

Head Men's and Women's Track and Field and Cross Country Coach

Rick Attig

Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach

Jason Robbs

Theresa Scott

Mandy Wilson

Minn. St.-Moorhead

Hutchinson CC

Hutchinson CC

Stockton

Cameron Babb Kyle Gibson

South Plains College

Creighton Prep

Jumps

Distance

Cloud County CC

Free State

Topeka, Kan.

Wichita, Kan.

Cloud County CC

Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant

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TEAM BIOS

Tyjai Adams

Hurdles 5-6 • Freshman Hutchinson, Kan. Hutchinson High School

Background: Won the state championship in the 100m hurdles in the 14th-fastest time in Kansas High School history with a 14.4 time also setting a school record … also won the league and region 100m hurdles championships as well in her senior year … placed second at state as a junior in the 100m hurdles after winning district and league titles … placed sixth in state as a sophomore in the 300m hurdles and finished eighth in state as a freshman in the 100m hurdles.

Personal: Daughter of Damien and Tyrece Adams … majoring in nursing.

Melody Baker

Throws 5-9 • Freshman Olathe, Kan. Olathe Northwest High School

Background: Placed fourth in state as a senior in the discus with a throw of 122-2 setting a personal record and finished second at the regional meet … as a junior she placed eighth in the discus at the state track and field meet … a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Dale Baker and Joyce Schmitz … majoring in criminal justice.

Emily Baldwin

Throws 5-8 • Junior Little River, Kan. Little River High School Hutchinson Community College

Background: At Hutchinson Community College she finished ninth in weight throw and eighth in shot at 2015 KJCAA Region 6 Indoor meet … placed 14th at NJCAA Indoor National Championship in shot put (41'7.25") … finished seventh in discus at KJCAA Region 6 outdoor meet and qualified for NJCAA Outdoor Nationals all as a sophomore … as a freshman she placed 14th at the NJCAA Outdoor National meet in the shot put … at Little River High School she was a first team all-league selection in volleyball and basketball and qualified for the Kansas Relays in the shot put and javelin placing second in the state tournament in the shot put and seventh in the discus and javelin … as a junior she was a frist team all-league pick in volleyball and basketball breaking the school record in the shot

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put … finished fifth at the state track meet in the shot put and discus … as a sophomore she was honorable mention all-state in volleyball and first team all-league in volleyball and basketball … as a freshman was part of all-league volleyball, basketball and league champions.

Personal: Daughter of Todd and Jill Baldwin … majoring in physical therapy … father played football at McPherson.

McKenzie Blevins

Sprints/Jumps 5-8 • Freshman Highland, Kan. Doniphan West High School Background: As a sophomore at Doniphan West she finished fifth in the state in long jump and broke the school records for long jump (16-7.5) and triple jump (35-2) …as a junior she broke the school record in the 100m at 12.49, the school record in the 200m at 26.72 and snapped her own records in the long jump (16-11) and triple jump (35-8.25) placing fourth in state in triple jump, sixth in 100m, ninth in long jump and 10th in 200m … as a senior she placed fifth at the state meet in the 200m with a time of 26.84 and seventh in the long jump with a distance of 33-3.25.

Personal: Daughter Bobby and Caroline Watkins … majoring in nursing … has three brothers … mother played basketball at Highland Community College.

Maria Cisneros

Sprints 5-4 • Freshman Topeka, Kan. Topeka High School Background: Placed fourth at the state track and field meet as a senior in the 4x100 relay and was the league championship team as well … as a junior she was part of 4x100 relay team which placed first at state and was the league champs … as a sophomore she qualified for state in the 4x100 and 200m and placed sixth in the 200 … qualified for state as a freshman in the 4x400 relay.

Personal: Daughter of Jonny Madrid and Deborah Cisneros … majoring in sports medicine.

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Sprints/Hurdles 5-7 • Freshman Hill City, Kan. Hill City High School Background: As a senior she was the league and regional champion in the 300m hurdles placing third at the state track and field meet … part of the 1600m relay league champions and placed third in the 400 m relay at regionals … placed second in the 1600m relay and seventh in the 400m relay at the state track and field meet … a second team all-league and honorable mention all-state selection in basetball … also placed fourth in state in volleyball … a Kansas Honors Scholar, an MCL all-academic team member and class Valedictorian.

Personal: Majoring in nursing.

Emily Dennison

Throws 5-10 • Freshman Benton, Kan. Circle High School Background: A four-year letterwinner in track and field and lettered two years in volleyball and basketball … took sixth at state track meet in javelin as a junior and qualified as a sophomore … also qualified for state in discus and shot put as a junior … as a senior she qualified for the state track and field meet in the javelin after finishing third at the regional meet … honorable mention AVCTL IV in basketball as a junior and senior.

Personal: Born in Benton, Kan. … daughter of Gerette and Brennan Dennison … has one sister, Sara, and a brother, Stewart … plans to major in accounting and law enforcement.

Jasmine Duarte

Distance 5-3 • Freshman Dodge City, Kan. Dodge City High School At Washburn: As a freshman member of the cross country team she she competed in all six events placing a season-best 41st at the SBU Invitational.

Background: Graduated in May 2016 from Dodge City HS (Dodge City, Kan) … four-year letterwinner in cross country and track and field … set 4x800 meter school record as a junior … named All-WAC, All-Academic and All-State Academic as a senior in cross country … as a senior in track, finished second at 6A State Tournament in 4x800 and third in 4x400 ... team set the school record in both, with times of 9:34 and 3:59, respec-

tively … team WAC champions as a junior and senior, finished as regional runner-ups in 2014-15 and champions in 2015-16.

Personal: Daughter of Jose Duarte and Maria Hernandez … has two brothers, Edgar and Fernando, and a sister, Nayeli … majoring in kinesiology.

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Middle Distance 5-6 • Junior Scandia, Kan. Pike Valley High School Cloud County Community College

Background: Played two sports at Cloud County competing in basketball and track and field … as a sophomore she finished fifth in the nation at the NJCAA National Meet earning allAmerican status in the 800m … part of an all-American 4x800 relay team placing ninth at the national meet … at Pike Valley High School as a senior she placed first in state in the 400m dash and the 800m run setting school records in both events … part of the first-place 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams … named first team all-league in basketball and second team allleague in volleyball … as a junior she finished second at the state track meet in the 100m and 400m and plcaed third in the 200m … at the state meet as a sophomore she was part of the 4x100m and 4x400m relay teams which won state … as a freshman she finished third in state at the cross country championships and third in the state in the 400m at the state meet … part of the 4x100m and 4x400m relay championship teams.

Personal: Daughter of Chris and Crystal Freed … majoring in nursing … sister Casey was member of the track and field team at Fort Hays State … sister Chelsea played basketball at Kansas Wesleyan.

Rachel Heiman

Sprints 5-11 • Freshman Silver Lake, Kan. Silver Lake High School

Background: A redshirt on the Ichabod volleyball team … a four-year letter winner in track and field, volleyball and basketball … volleyball team qualified for state during freshman season … in 2013-14 (sophomore) was NCKL All-League in track and an honorable mention selection in basketball … finished third at state in the 4x100 and fourth in the 200 as volleyball team finished third at 3A state tournament … named MEL All-League honorable mention in volleyball with 130 kills and 55 blocks while being picked to the 3A All-State Tournament Team … in basketball as a junior, was MEL All-League, Third Team All-State for 3A and a 3A All-Tournament team member … team won 2014-15 state track and volleyball tournaments while basketball took third … in 2015-16 was MEL All-League in basketball and volleyball … had 225 kills, a .477 hitting percent-

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age and 72 blocks in volleyball as her team took second at 3A State Tournament … in basketball, was 3A First Team All-State (Topeka Capital Journal, Wichita Eagle and Sports in Kansas) and a second team All-State/All-Class pick by the Topeka Capital Journal and Sports in Kansas … named MEL AllLeague and 3A State All-Tournament, competing in the KBCA All-Star game (with KBCA Academic All-State honors) as she finished her career with over 1,000 points, averaging 16.8 points and 8.4 rebounds per game as a senior … … National Honors Society member and four-year academic honor roll selection … active in Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Personal: Daughter of Jim and Amy Heiman … has two brothers, Wyatt and Troy, and one sister, Paige … her mother, Amy, played volleyball at Highland Community College … majoring in elementary education.

Lauren Hills

Throws 5-10 • Freshman Maize, Kan. Maize High School

Background: Finished fifth in the shot put and seventh in the discus at the state track and field meet and was the regional champion in the discus her senior year … four-year letterwinner in track and field, also played volleyball and basketball for two years … as a junior took fifth in discus and seventh in shot put at State 6A Track Meet … team took third in state as a junior … has not completed senior track season … finished in top third of graduating class academically and earned an academic letter.

Personal: Daughter of Steph Hills … has one sister, Hannah, who currently plays tennis at Nebraska-Omaha … majoring in biology.

Jordan Hoffman

Throws 6-0 • Freshman Baldwin City, Kan. Baldwin High School

Background: Played one season of volleyball at Washburn … graduated from Baldwin City High School in 2015 … Earned First Team All-State honors and first team State Volleyball All-Tournament team honors her senior year when her team took second at the 4A Division II state tournament … Second Team All-State as a junior … First Team All-Frontier League in 2014-15, second team in 2013-14 and 2012-13 and honorable mention in 2011-12 … three-year Lawrence Journal AllArea team member … a four-year letterwinner in volleyball and three-year letterwinner in track … finished sixth at state in javelin and discus as a junior when team won 2014 state track title.

Personal: Daughter of Susan and Todd Hoffman … has one brother, Joshua, who plays football at Hutchinson CC and her

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father, Todd, played baseball at Doane College … undecided on major.

Jennifer Krause

Sprints 5-5 • Freshman Lake Lotawana, Mo. Lee's Summit North High School Background: Played one season of tennis at Washburn … won state championship as a junior … four-time conference champion at singles … qualified for state in singles as a sophomore … team took third at state in 2012-13 … runner-up in 4x400 at state track championship as a freshman … took third at state track championships as a junior in the 4x400 and as a sophomore in the 4x200 … four-year letterwinner in tennis and track and field and lettered one year in diving.

Personal: Daughter of Penny and Brad Krause … majoring in kinesiology … has two sisters, Alex and Laura.

MaKayla Kueser

Jumps/Multis 5-7 • Freshman Greeley, Kan. Anderson County High School Background: Graduated from Anderson County High School ... as a freshman (2012-13) qualified for state in the 4x100 and team won league track title ... as a sophomore (201314) qualified for state in the 100, 4x100 and high jump and team won league title ... as a junior (2014-15) finished seventh in the state in high jump and was a state qualifier as well in the 100, 200 and 4x100 ... in volleyball was a Second Team All-League ... team won league track title ... as a senior (2015-16) finished second at state in the long jump and took seventh in high jump ... qualified for state in 4x100 and 4x400 as well ... named First Team All-League in Volleyball as a senior ... team won league track title and finished 30-2 in volleyball Personal: Daughter of Jalissa and Dan Kueser ... has two brothers, Damone and Preston, and one sister, Breckyn … plans to major in Physical Therapy.

Niki LeDuc

Distance 5-2 • Freshman Plano, Texas Plano West High School At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team in the fall she competedd in all six events placing a season-

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Allexis Menghini

Pole Vault 5-6 • Junior North Platte, Neb. North Platte High School Nebraska Background: A transfer from Nebraska where she finished 12th at the Big 10 outdoor championships in the pole vault in the sophomore … cleared 13-3 3/4 to finish second at the Nebraska Invitational tying for the 10th-best jump in school history … placed 15th at the Big 10 Indoor Championships with an indoor personal best of 12-8 … as a freshman she competed in seven meets in the indoor season and seven in the outdoor season finishing 11th at the Big 10 Outdoor Championships … redshirted the 2014 season in both indoor and outdoor seasons … an Academic all-Bigh 10 pick in 2016 and a two-time Nebraska Scholar Athlete Honor Roll member and a two-time Tom Osborne Citizenship team member … joined the Huskers from North Platte High School in North Platte, Neb. … was a two-time Nebraska Class A state pole vault champion … recorded a vault of 11-2 at the 2012 state meet and a mark of 11-4 at the 2011 state meet … came in third in the pole vault at the 2013 state meet with a mark of 11-4 … also finished eighth in the long jump at the 2012 state meet, recording a leap of 16-9 1/2 … set a season best of 12-0 (3.65).

Personal: Daughter of Treverr and Tammy Menghini … majoring in psychology.

Paige Miller

Middle Distance 5-5 • Junior LeGrand, Iowa.

East Marshall High School Johnson County CC Background: Placed seventh in the 4x800 relay at the national indoor track meet and was a national qualifier in the steeplechase at the outdoor meet as a sophomore … as a freshman she finished second at the East Jayhawk Conference meet placing sixth at regionals and 55th at nationals in cross country and then was part of the 4x800 fifth-place indoor relay team and finished eighth at the national outdoor meet … as a senior at

East Marshall High School, she placed finished 19th at the state cross country meet and finished sixth in track at the state 3000m run, placed fifth in the distance medley releay and ninth in the 1500m run … as a junior she was the conference MVP after qualifying for the state meet in the 3000m run placing fifth, also qualified in the distance medly, 800m run and 1500m run … placed 23rd in state cross country meet … as a sophomore she finished 10th in state in the 3000m run and 12th in the 1500m run and was a state qualifier at the cross country meet … as a freshman she finished 11th in state as a 3000m run and 15th in the 1500m run … also played basketball and softball.

Personal: Daughter of Stacy and Trisha Miller … majoring in elementary education.

Madalynn Norris

Hurdles 5-3 • Freshman Wichita, Kan. Maize South High School

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best 45th at the Southwest Baptist Invitiational.

Background: As a sophomore, team finished second at districts and earned a regional berth … Three first-place finishes during junior season, winning the Lovejoy cross country meet and taking first in the 3200 and 1600 meter races at the West Plano Invitational … has not completed senior track season … was named cross country team captain in 2015-16.

Personal: Daughter of Connie and Henry LeDuca … has four sisters, Michelle, Tiffany, Crystal and Lizzy, and one brother, Cyril … her sister, Lizzy, is a gymnast at the University of Illinois … plans to major in business advertising.

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Background: As a senior she placed third in the league in the 4x100 relay, fourth in the 100m and third in the 100m hurdles at the league meets while placing third in the region in the 100m hurdles, fourth in the 100m dash and part of the third place 4x100m relay squad while placing 10th in the 100m hurdles at the state track and field meet … as a junior she placed fourth in the state track meet in the 4x100m relay and sixth in the 100m hurdles as a junior … placed fifth in the regional track meet in the 4x100m relay as a sophomore and was league runner-up in the 100m hurdles as a freshman … overall a four-time state medalist and was named high school's athlete of the year as a senior.

Personal: Daughter of Tricia Norris … majoring in nursing.

Kaylee Snell

Distance 5-4 • Freshman Topeka, Kan. Seaman High School

At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this fall she led the Ichabods in all six events recording an 18th-place finish at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: A four-year letterwinner in cross country and track and field … four-time state qualifier in cross country, three-time state qualifier for track at 4x800 meters, twice at 3200 meters and once at 1600 meters … as a senior in track, set a personal best time in 3200 meter (11:46), 1600 meter (5:32) and a 800 meter split time (2:32 ... qualified for state in the 3200 meter race and was a Topeka All-City selection ... team was Topeka city champions … lowered personal best 4K time to a low of 16:08 as a junior, and posted a 19:23 time in 5K as a senior … two-time 5A Academic All-State performer … First

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Team All-Centennial League for cross country as a junior and a senior … Second Team All-Centennial League as a sophomore … Topeka All-City and 5A All-Region performer three times … team was regional cross country champions during sophomore, junior and senior seasons … entered final semester of senior year with a 4.327 GPA … National Honor Society member and was active in key club, yearbook, Spanish club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Personal: Daughter of Tricia and Loren Snell … has two siblings, Tallon (brother) and Danielle (sister) … plans to major in athletic training.

Kimberlin Snepp

Sprints 5-8 • Freshman Holton, Kan. Holton High School

Background: Graduated in May 2015 … three-year letterwinner in track and field … two-year letterwinner in volleyball and basketball … qualified for state as a freshman in 200 meter dash after finishing fourth at regionals … basketball team was sub-state champions and finished third in state 4A tournament in 2013-14 … in senior season (2014-15), set school record in 100 meter (12.43 seconds) and 200 meter (25.5 seconds) dashes and 4x100 meter relay (50.18 seconds) … finished third at state meet in 100 and 200 meter dashes and fourth in 4x100 meter relay … won the 4x100 meter relay at regionals while finishing second in 100 meter dash and third in 200 meter dash.

Personal: Daughter of Dean Snepp and Stephanie Morris … has one sister, Jordan … majoring in nursing.

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Tarah Wiens

Jumps 5-11 • Freshman Meade, Kan. Meade High School Background: A two-year member of the Ichabod volleyball team where she redshirted her freshman season … a four-year letterwinner and four-time All-High Plains League honoree … was named to the 2014 All-State Tournament team … named First Team All-League four times in basketball … Top Kansas Players to Watch 2014-15 (basketball) and a 2015 All-State 2A Honorable Mention for basketball by The Topeka CapitalJournal … team placed third at state basketball as a senior, fourth as a junior … Also lettered four years in basketball and track … two-time state champion in long jump (2012-13 and 2013-14).

Personal: Daughter of Kevin and Debbie Wiens … majoring in nursing ... has three brothers, Tanner, Trent and Trevin, and two sister-in-laws, Sarah (Trent) and Stephanie (Tanner) … her bother Trevin was a two-year member of the Ichabod football …

Tanner played football at Hutchinson CC and Fort Hays State … her father, Kevin, played football at Tabor College and her mother, Debbie, played volleyball for Tabor College … born in Liberal, Kan

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Jumps 5-10 • 175 • Graduate Arras, France Gaston Berger High School West Texas A&M Background: A transfer from West Texas A&M where he finished 14th at the national outdoor track and field championships as a junior in the long jump and placed ninth in the triple jump and fourth in the long jump at the Lone Star Outdoor championships … finished third in the conference indoor meet in the long jump and fifth in the triple jump as a junior … a USTFCCCA all-region pick as a junior … as a sophomore he his first All-America award with a seventh-place finish in long jump at the NCAA Indoor Championship …finished the indoor season with a third place showing in long jump and seventh place finish in triple jump … he was named USTFCCCA All-Region in long jump during indoor and outdoor … qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Championship and placed 11th in the country at the meet after placing second at the LSC Outdoor Championship … broke the school's outdoor long jump record at the WT Classic with a leap of 7.43m … during 2014, Alongo totalled 10 top-eight finishes and won the long jump competition at three different meets … as a freshman he placed in the top-five in every indoor competition through the LSC Indoor Championships, where he won the long jump event and placed third in triple jump … placed first in his first collegiate event (long jump) … qualified for the NCAA Indoor National Championships where he placed 15th in the long jump … in high school he graduated from Baudimont St. Charles in Arras, France in 2006 … competed in the long jump, triple jump and 100m … holds the school's long jump record at 23'6" ¬ four-time national champion in 2005 and 2006 (indoor and outdoor).

Personal: Son of Catherine Alongo and Leon Eyombi … starting MBA classes at Washburn after graduating from WTAM wth marketing degree.

Jamaal Betterson

Sprints 5-11 • 165 • Freshman Ardmore, Okla.

Ardmore High School Background: A first team all-state selection in football at wide receiver and first team all-league pick all as a senior … team won state title as a junior and was runner-up his sophomore season where he earned all-state honors … redshirted the 2016 football season.

Personal: Son of Wesley and Shelly Betterson … a pre-law major.

Caleb Bradley

Pole Vault 5-10 • 145 • Freshman Seneca, Kan. Nemaha Central High School

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Background: Placed third at the state track and field meet in the pole vault … s a junior placed fourth in the Kansas State Track and Field meet and finished first in the region in the pole vault … as a sophomore he finished ninth at the state meet and second in the region.

Personal: Son of Bryce and Dana Bradley … brother Zach is also a member of the Ichabod track and field team … majoring in accounting.

Zach Bradley

Hurdles 5-9 • 155 • Freshman Seneca, Kan. Nemaha Central High School

Background: Finished second in state in the high hurdles, eighth in the state in the 300m hurdles and was part of the ninth-place 4x100 relay team … was also an honorable mention all-state selection and all-league pick in football all his senior year … as a junior he was ninth in the state in the high hurdles … also played basketball and golf finishing 18th in state as a senior.

Personal: Son of Bryce and Dana Bradley … brother Caleb is also a member of the Ichabod track and field team … enrolled in the physical therapy assistant program.

Issac Castro

Distance 5-10 • 155 • Freshman Hugoton, Kan. Hugoton High School

At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he placed a season-best 20th at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: A four-year letterwinner and state qualifier in cross country and track and field … named Southwest Kansas All-Area as a sophomore and a junior … finished second at state cross country meet (2014-15) as a junior and finished fourth at state track in 3200 meters … set a personal best time of 15:50 and finished fourth at state cross country in senior season … has not completed senior track season … team placed third at 2015 state cross country meet … team was regional champions during freshman and sophomore seasons and finished second in junior

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year … academic honor roll member for both semesters over three years (senior year not announced) … born in Liberal, Kan. Personal: Son of Carmela and Carlos Castro … has a brother, Luis, and two sisters, Sayra and Kimberly … majoring in sport management.

Cole Duncan

Distance 5-6 • 150 • Freshman McKinney. Texas McKinney High School

At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he finished in a season-high 66th at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: A four-year letterwinner in cross country and track and field … as a freshman his team was track district champions and regional qualifiers in cross country (2012-13) … In 2013-14 was named a captain of the track team and cross country team most valuable player … during sophomore season was First Team All-District and a regional qualifier in cross country while team was district champions … named First Team All-District and First Team Academic All-District for cross country in 2014-15 … area qualifier in 1600 meter race for track as a junior as team was district champions … senior track season has not been completed … was a state qualifier for cross country in 2015-16.

Personal: Son of Gina and Rod Duncan … has one sister, Carli … plans to major in kinesiology and sport management.

Bryce Golightley

Distance 5-8 • 150 • Junior Topeka, Kan. Royal Valley High School Cloud County Community College

At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he placed in a season-best 54th at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: Graduated in May 2016 with an associate’s degree in secondary education from Cloud County Community College in Concordia, Kan. … a two-time qualifier for NJCCA Nationals in cross country … national qualifier for 4x800m indoor track race as a freshman and was named an Academic All-American in 2014-15 … sophomore season was named to the Cross Country Scholar All-America Team … graduated in 2014 from Royal Valley High School (Hoyt, Kan.) … four-year letterwinner in track and field and wrestling and lettered one year in cross country … senior season (2013-14) was an allcounty cross country performer, a league and regional wrestling champion at 145 pounds and was a state qualifier at 1600 meters … junior season (2012-13) was a state qualifier in wrestling (145 pounds), track and field (4x400m) and placed eighth at state in

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4x800 meter relay … qualified for state at 4x800 meters as a sophomore … born in Topeka, Kan. Personal: Son of Janet and Dan Golightley … has two sisters, Janae and Adrianne … plans to major in secondary education.

Chase Green

Throws 6-2 • 190 • Freshman Marysville, Kan. Marysville High School Background: A state qualifier in the javelin where he placed eighth overall … finished first at the league meet and third at the regional … was an all-league and all-state honorable mention selection in basketball … also played football.

Personal: Son of Steve and Kim Green … majoring in kinesiology … his brother Cale played football and ran track at Bethany College.

Brycen Gulick

Distance 6-3 • 170• Freshman Caney, Kan. Caney High School At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he recorded a season-best finish of 68th at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: A state qualifier as a senior in cross country and in the 1600m, 3200m and 4x800m relay teams placing sixth in state in the 3200m … also placyed baseball, football and wrestled in high school.

Personal: Son of Brady and Katrina Gulick … majoring in biology.

Xavier Harris

Sprints 5-10 • 150 • Junior Topeka, Kan. Topeka High School Cloud County Community College Background: A transfer from Cloud County Community College where he was a national qualifier earning All-American honors in the 4x100m relay … as a sophomore he finished 14th at the NJCAA Regional championships … he participated in cross country and track and field for the Trojans at Topeka High School … earned sprinter of the year for his high school as a senior … qualified for state and named to the all-city team as a senior.

Personal: Son of Dusti Slocum ... undecided on major.

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Sprints 6-1 • 160 • Freshman Rose Hill, Kan. Rose Hill High School Background: A state qualifier in the 400m as a senior who finished second at regionals and was second in both the 200m and 400m … also ran cross country … as a junior he was a second team all-league pick in cross country and a state track and field qualifier in the 4x400m relay and was the league champion in the 400m … was Rose Hill's representative for the Wendy's High School Heisman award.

Personal: Son of Dale and Christie Henry … majoring in criminal justice.

Tanner Hockenbury

Distance 6-1 • 150 • Freshman Lawrence, Kan. Free State High School At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he finished in a season-best 18th place at the Southwest Baptist Invitational.

Background: A four-year letterwinner in cross country and track and field … three-time state qualifier in cross country and was All-Area as a junior and senior … two-year state qualifier in track and field and was All-America as a junior … placed second at the state track and field meet as a senior in the 3200m run.

Personal: Son of Tamantha and Todd Hockenbury … has one brother, Keat, and sister, Montana … his father, Todd, played football and Highland Community College … plans to major in business marketing.

Adrian Kellogg II

Sprints 5-11 • 185 • Freshman Omaha, Neb. Millard North High School Background: A member of the Ichabod football team where he redshirted this past season … an all-state selection at linebacker as a senior and a member of the state champions … as a junior he was a second team all-state selection Personal: Son of Shirley Harris … anticipated major is criminal justice.

Kelvin Keter

Distance 6-1 • 160 • Junior Eldoret, Kenya Terige Boys High School South Plains College

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At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he placed 42nd at the Wood Green Invitational adding a pair of 46th place finishes and the Rim Rock Classic and the FHSU Tiger Open.

Background: A nine-time All-American earning four first team awards in cross country and track combined … was an all-region selection in cross country as a sophomore and was the 3000m steeple chase national champion at the NJCAA National Track meet finishing second in the 1500m and second in the 5000m run … was the highest point scorer at the 2016 national outdoor tack meet as team finished third in the nation in cross country, second in indoor championship and was the national champion at the outdoor track and field championships … as a freshman he was an all-region pick in cross country earning four All-American awards between cross country and track … competed for Terige Boys High School prior to going to South Plains College.

Personal: Son of Patrick Kipketer and Judith Keter … majoring in nursing or occupational therapy.

Jacob Klemz

Distance 6-2 • 145 • Freshman Topeka, Kan. Hayden High School

At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he recorded the best cross country season in school history in both the modern and early eras by finishing 58th at the NCAA National Championships where he was the sixth-highest freshman runner and the second MIAA runner to finish the race … he finished fifth at the NCAA Regional and then was the third-place finisher at the MIAA Championships earning all-MIAA honors.

Background: As a senior he was the city champion in cross country and finished as league runner-up placing fifth in the state cross country meet earning all-city, all-league and all-state honors … in track placed fifth in state in the 1600m and third in the 3200m breaking the school record in the 3200m … as a junior he was the city championship in the cross country meet and won the city title in the 3200m run … also placed third in state cross country meet and finished third in the 3200m … qualified for state in the 1600m run as well … named all-city, all-league and all-state in both cross country and track and field … as a sophomore he was all-city and all-league and all-state finishing 11th at the state cross country meet … his freshman season he was an all-city and all-league selection qualifying for

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state in the 3200m run earning a medal.

Personal: Son of Bill and Jill Klemz … majoring in business.

Cedric Lee

Jumps 5-10 • 175 • Freshman Omaha, Neb. Creighton Prep School

Background: All-state honorable mention in track as a senior placing ninth at the state track and field meet … finished first at the district track meet with a personal best of 22-2 … placed sixth at the national junior track and field meet in Baltimore … also played football … finished fifth at the state track and field meet in the long jump.

Personal: Son of Sharon Lee … undecided on major.

Michael Majors

Throws 6-0 • 270 • Freshman Meriden, Kan. Jefferson West High School

Background: A four-year letterwinner in track, three-year letterwinner in football and lettered in wrestling his final two years … team made football playoffs all four years … was the Big 7 Conference shot put champion as a sophomore (2013-14) … Junior year took third place in shot put at state and was the Big 7 Conference discus champion … named All-League First Team as a lineman in 2014-15 and 2015-16 … qualified for state as a junior … placed eighth at the state track and field meet as a senior … National Honors Society member … four-year academic honor roll member … born in Geneva, Ill. Personal: Son of Dana Majors and Gary DesLauriers … has one sister, Katie … his grandfather, Bill Majors, played football at College of Emporia and his uncle, Mark Majors, competed in track and field at Emporia State … plans to major in business.

Brett McVey

Javelin 6-3 • 185 • Freshman Greensburg, Kan. Kiowa County High School

Background: Competed in track and field and football.

Personal: Son of Richard and Sue McVey … undecided on major.

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Jacob Newlin

Multis 6-7 • 205 • Freshman Wichita, Kan. Wichita Collegiate High School Background: A four-year letterwinner in track and field and basketball … played football as a freshman … placed sixth at the Kansas State track meet in the high jump and was part of the seventh-place team in the 4x400 relay as a senior … in 2012-13 (freshman) took fourth at 4A regional and 10th at 4A state track meets in the 4x400 … as a sophomore finished seventh at 3A state meet in 400 meter dash and second in 4x400 relay … won high jump and 400 meter dash while taking second in the 4x400 meter relay at 3A region meet and was third in the 300 meter dash and fifth in the high jump at the AVCTL League track meet … in 2014-15 (junior) won 3A State Track Meet High Jump and finished third in the 400 meter dash and second in the 4x400 … also won the 3A region high jump and 400 meter dash as a repeat champion in both while his relay team won the 4x400 as well … ACTVL Division IV All-League Honorable Mention selection as a junior in basketball … his team won 2013-14 and 2014-15 region track meets and in 2014-15 his team was state track meet champs and took second at state basketball … as a senior was named All-League Second Team in basketball and All-Class 4A-Division II Honorable Mention … four-year honor roll member.

Personal: Son of Tod and Sherri Newlin … has two sisters, Ellie and Maggie who both compete at Friends University in Cross Country and Track and Field … plans to major in business (engineering).

Jack Noble

Pole Vault 5-10 • 155 • Freshman Papillion, Neb. Papillion-LaVista High School Background: As a senior, he finished second at the Nebraska state outdoor championships with a height of 13-6 … he finished first at the league championship meet … he recorded a personal best of 14-2 earlier in the season … also finished second as a junior at the state meet winning the league championship.

Personal: Son of Jerry and Jodi Noble … majoring in criminal justice.

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Jumps 5-11 • 150 • Sophomore Corinth, Saint Lucia St. Mary's College Prep Minnesota State-Moorhead Background: Competed one year at Minnesota State University Moorhead where he was an All-NSIC performer in triple jump with a sixth place finish of 14.23 meters (46’8.25”) at NSIC Indoor meet … in prep school, lettered in track and field, volleyball, soccer and cricket … had bests of 47-7 in triple jump and 22-3 1/2 in long jump … two-time national secondary schools triple jump champion.

Personal: Son of Joan and Peter Norville … has a brother, Maurice, and a sister, Joanne … plans to major in exercise physiology.

Elvis Reyes

Distance 5-11 • 150 • Sophomore Corinth, Saint Lucia St. Mary's College Prep At Washburn: As a member of the Ichabod cross country team this past fall, he finished 91st at the MIAA Championships in his only appearance of the year.

Background: A three-year letterwinner in track and field and cross country … two-time state qualifier in cross country and three-time in track and field … posted a 17:21 in the 5,000 meter race as a freshman and lowered it to 16:59 (state qualifier) during sophomore season … as a junior, qualified for state cross country with a 16:18 time in the 5K … as a freshman in track, had a 4:36 mile time and ran a 2:00 in the 800 meter race … took fifth at state track as a sophomore in 800 meters and ran a 1:59 as a personal best … qualified for state cross country with a personal best time of 16:18 in the 5,000 meter race … UIL 3A State Track Champion in 800 meters with a time of 1:57 … had a 4:18 mile time as well.

Personal: Son of Starr and Felipe Reyes … has a brother, Lincoln and three sisters, Kimberly, Presley and Brooklyn … plans to major in physics.

Zack Skimbo

High Jump 6-4 • 195 • Junior McAlester, Okla.

McAlester High School Hutchinson Community College Background: A transfer from Hutchinson CC … was a national qualifier for indoor and outdoor track and field with

a personal record of 6’7” for high jump … hit a personal record of 6’6” as a freshman at Hutchinson CC … graduated in 2013 from McAlester High School (McAlester, Okla.) … three-year letterwinner in basketball and a two-year letterwinner in track … was a two-time state qualifier at high jump, placing seventh as a junior and claiming the state title as a senior … also qualified for state track and field in the 4x400 meter relay … named a Kiamichi All-Star in basketball as a senior.

Personal: Son of Trina and William Skimbo … his father played basketball at Eastern Oklahoma State College and ran track at Southeastern Oklahoma State … plans to major in actuarial science.

Kameron Spencer

Long Jump 6-0 • 190 • Freshman Ardmore, Okla.

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Background: First Team All-District, Second Team All-City and All-State Honorable Mention as a senior in football … will compete with the Ichabod football team as well … team won state meet during senior year … redshirted on the Ichabod football team this past season.

Personal: Son of Michael and Yvette Spencer … has a brother, Kastin, who is a member of the Washburn Football team and one sister, Kiandra … plans to major in pre-law.

Austin Telecky

Pole Vault 5-11 • 165 • Freshman Doniphan, Neb. Grand Island High School

Background: Background: Won the Nebraska Class A State Championship as a senior in the Pole Vault with a jump of 15' 1/4".

Personal: Son of Ronald and Sheryl Telecky … majoring in marketing … has two brothers and one sister.

Dallas Thompson

Throws 6-1 • 235 • Junior Madison, Kan. Madison High School Hutchinson Community College

Background: As a sophomore at Hutchinson Community College, he qualified for both indoor and outdoor national track

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meets in the weight throw earning all-region honors … finished 15th in the nation in the hammer throw … as a freshman, finished seventh in weight throw at 2015 KJCAA Region 6 Indoor meet, throwing 14.21 meters and 9th at 2015 KJCAA Region 6 Outdoor meet in discus with a toss of 43.44 meters … as a sophomore, was a NJCAA National Qualifier in indoors for weight throw … placed eighth at 2016 KJCAA Region 6 meet in weight throw, tossing 15.55 meters with the seventh longest throw in Blue Dragon history … graduated from Madison HS (Madison Kan.) in 2014 … four-year letterwinner in track, three-year letterwinner in football and lettered two years in basketball … took third at state in discus throw as a senior and junior, and was state champion as a sophomore … holds the Madison high school record with a 162’5” throw in discus … was an All-State K-Preps running back as a junior.

Personal: Son of Michelle and Troy Thompson … has one sister, Montana … majoring in sport management.

Justin Toney

Multi 5-11 • 180• Freshman Florissant, Mo. Hazelwood Central High School

Background: A member of the St. Louis All-American track team as a senior … a second team all-city pick at defensive back in football as a junior … will also compete for the track and field.

Personal: Son of Jerome and Tamika Toney … majoring in marketing … his mother competed in track and field at Arizona State.

Jaden Williams

Hurdles 6-5 • 190 • Freshman Stockton, Kan. Stockton High School

Background: An honorable mention all-state pick in basketball as a senior and second team all-league … team placed fourth at the state track and field meet and finished third in the state in basketball … as a junior he was an honorable mention all-state pick and placed second at the state track and field meet in the 110m high hurdles and fourth in the 300m hurdles … was an all-district pick in football and an honorable mention all-state pick in basketball as a sophomore … as a freshman he qualified for state in three events placing fourth in the 110m high hurdles.

Personal: Son of Brad and Mandy Williams … majoring in political science.

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CAMERON BABB Head Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Cameron Babb was tabbed to restart the Ichabod men's and women's track and field and cross country programs on Aug. 10, 2015 after a more than 35-year hiatus at Washburn.

Babb completed his first season as Assistant Track & Field Coach for West Texas A&M in 2014-15 school year after primarily taking over the coaching duties of WTAMU’s jumpers, javelin and multi-event athletes who accounted for five of the program’s seven All-America awards in 2014.

In a very successful first season in Canyon in 2015, Babb helped coach the Lady Buff indoor team to a second-straight Lone Star Conference title while program-best national finishes were achieved by the men's and women's indoor teams and women's outdoor team. Additionally, the Buffs finished a program-high eighth place in the USTFCCCA Program of the Year rankings. During the 2015 seasons, Babb coached his athletes to eight national qualifiers, three First-Team All-America and two Second-Team All-America accolades, and three LSC titles.

Babb joined the WT coaching staff after an outstanding three-year tenure and the previous two as head coach at Limestone College in Gaffney, S.C. In 2013, his first at the helm of the program, Babb led the Saints to one of their most successful seasons in school history as his men’s

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team won its first-ever Conference Carolinas Outdoor Team Championship. That season he also coached the NCAA DII Southeast Region Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year and was named the Conference Carolinas Outdoor Head Coach of the Year and the NCAA DII Southeast Region Indoor Head Coach of the Year.

In only two years running the Saints’ program, Babb coached the school’s first track & field national qualifier, and eventually four total, including its first track & field All-American.

Additionally, under his three-year watch on the staff, the men and women combined to break an astounding 59 school records.

Prior to arriving in Gaffney, Babb coached for two years at Blue Valley North High School (Kan.) where he was mentored by former DI and USA National Coach Rick Attig (University of Kansas & University of Nebraska). There, Babb coached six Kansas State qualifiers in jumps, five of whom scored at the state meet, and helped the boys team to an Eastern Kansas League Championship.

Babb’s first stint in the coaching realm was at his alma mater, Emporia State. As the assistant in Emporia, Kan., he coached 21 national qualifiers, 13 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) champions, eight NCAA DII All-Americans, four school record holders, and one NCAA DII National Champion in jumps and multi-events.

He was a student-athlete himself at Emporia State from 200307 where he was a five-time qualifier for the NCAA Division II National Championship in the long jump, decathlon, and javelin events. In 2006, Babb won the MIAA decathlon championship.

During his athletic career with the Hornets, he was a 12-time AllConference selection and competed in the decathlon at the USA Junior National Championships as a freshman in 2004.

Babb earned a B.S. in Health Promotion and a minor in Coaching from Emporia State in 2007. In May of 2014, he completed his M.S. in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, also at Emporia State. Babb also has a teaching background at both Emporia State and Limestone College in fitness and aerobic conditioning.

He lives in Topeka with his wife, Jaimilyn, and son, Christian.

Coach Babb Quick Facts Wife Coaching Career Jaimilyn Head Coach - Washburn, 2015-present Children Assistant Coach - West Texas A&M, 2014-15 Son - Christian Head Coach - Limeston College, 2011-14 Education Assistant Coach - Blue Valley North High School, 2009-11 Emporia State, BS 2007 Graduate Assistant - Emporia State, 2007-09 Emporia State, MS 2014 Coaching Honors Conference Carolinas Outdoor Coach of the Year 2013 NCAA Division II Southeast Region Indoor Head Coach of the Year, 2013

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KYLE GIBSON Assistant Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Kyle Gibson is in his first season as the Ichabod track and field and cross country assistant coach after spending one season at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, N.C. He was an assistant coach for the 2015 school year before serving as the interim head coach of the program over the summer. While at Belmont Abbey, he was responsible for the largest recruiting class since 2010, and coached four individuals to championships in 2015, including the school's first-ever Conference Carolinas Indoor Track and Field Most Valuable Performer.

Gibson coached two individual women champions at both the Conference Carolinas indoor and outdoor meets.

Prior to Belmont Abbey, Gibson spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Saint Francis (PA), where he was part of the 2013 Northeast Conference Outdoor Track and Field Coaching Staff of the Year, guiding the women's outdoor squad to a second place finish in the 2013 NEC Championships. During his first season with the Saint Francis men's cross country team, Gibson helped the team place third in the conference championships (up from ninth in the previous season).

As a student-athlete at Saint Francis, Gibson was a First Team All-Conference performer at the 2011 indoor championships for the Distance Medley Relay with a time of 10:16. Gibson also earned All-Conference Third Team honors at the 2010 indoor conference championships with a third place finish in the mile run.

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Education Coaching Career California (Pa.) BA 2012 Assistant Coach - Washburn, 2015-present Saint Francis 2014 Assistant Coach - Belmont Abbey, 2014-15 MHRM Graduate Assistant Coach - Saint Francis, 2013-14

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Assistant Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Rick Attig is in his first season Ichabod track and field coaching staff joining Washburn on July 6, 2016.

Attig joins the Ichabod staff just prior to the first season of competition for the newly reinstated program at Washburn, and will focus his efforts primarily with field and multievents. Prior to joining Washburn, Attig was the head track coach and assistant cross country coach at Blue Valley North High School in Overland Park, Kan., where coached since 2006, but brings to Washburn over two decades of NCAA Division I experience between stops at the University of Kansas and the University of Nebraska.

In his most recent spot, Attig coached the high school boy's pole vault national record holder (5.61 meters) and in his two years of running Xtreme Athletics club, his athletes have broken four state high school pole vault records (Kansas and Missouri boys and girls).

An assistant coach at UNL from 2001 to 2005, Attig coached and recruited pole-vaulters, heptathletes and decathletes and coached two NCAA National Champions, one USA National Junior Champion, 15 NCAA AllAmericans and 13 Big 12 Champions.

Prior to UNL, Attig served as Assistant Track Coach at KU from 1984 to 2000 where he instructed 33 AllAmericans, 34 Big 8/12 Champions, four USA National Chamiponships and three Pan American Champions. In addition, KU athletes under Attig's teaching set two NCAA Records, eight Big 8/12 Records and one American Record (Scott Huffman, 19'7"). Attig had one pole-vaulter earn a spot on the 1996 Olympic Team and his studentathletes held the No. 1 United States ranking in 1993, 1995 and 1996.

On the national stage, Attig served as the USA Track & Field National Pole Vault Coach from 1990 to 1996 and was an assistant coach for the 1989 Olympic Sports Festive for the jumping events. He was the North Region Javelin Development Chairman from 1980 to 1984, and wrote the USA Track & Field Pole Vault Manual in addition to being published several times in numerous track and field journals.

A native of Murphysboro, Ill., Attig earned his Bachelor's of Science in Secondary Education from Southeast Missouri State and picked up his Master's Degree in teaching Physical Education from Southeast Missouri State in 1978., where he was a four-year letterman and team captain in both football and track. He was inducted into the Southeast Missouri State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003 for his contributions to the program as a student-athlete.

He then coached at Cape Girardeau Central (Mo.) High School for two seasons and at Raytown (Mo.) South High School for seven seasons before joining the Kansas staff in 1984.

His wife, Stephanie, is a chemistry teacher at Blue Valley North High School, and they have two children, Garrett and Marci, who both live in Overbrook, Kan.

Coach Attig Quick Facts Wife Stephanie Children Son - Garrett Daughter - Marci Education Southeast Missouri State, BS 1974 MS 1978

Coaching Career Assistant Coach - Washburn, 2016-present Head Coach - Blue Valley North High School, 2016-16 Assistant Coach - Nebraska, 2001-05 Pole Vault Coach USA National Team - 1990-96 Assistant Coach - Kansas, 1984-2000 Assistant coach - Raytown South High School, 1978-84 Assistant Coach - Cape Central High School, 1975-78 By the numbers ‌ has coached 48 NCAA All-Americans 7 NCAA National Champions 47 Big 8 and Big 12 Champions

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COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT / GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACHES

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JASON ROBBS Assistant Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Jason Robbs is in his first season as an Ichabod men's and women's assistant track coach and will lead the throwers for Washburn. A Neosho County Community College alumn (06-08), under the leadership of Head Coach Darin Schmitz, he was a three-time National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National Champion (Hammer, 35lb Weight, Discus), seven-time National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American. Robbs was named the 2007 and 2008 Athlete of the Year at the KJCCC Conference Track and Field Championships. He holds the Neosho County school hammer and the weight throw records and the Region 6 and KJCCC Conference record in the hammer throw as well.

Robbs success didn’t stop at junior college, Robbs received several full scholarship offers from multiple NCAA Division I schools. He accepted the offer from Illinois State University; under the leadership of Head Coach Elvis Forde, and Throws Coaches Jeff Chakouian and Erik Whitsitt. While at ISU Robbs Was an all-conference performer in the Discus and the Hammer Throws. Under the leadership of Head Coach Zack Kindler, at Baker University Jason was an NAIA All-American in the Hammer Throw; placing third. Robbs also holds multiple school records at Baker.

During his last year at Baker University (11-12) Coach Robbs coached the throws. Under his leadership Robbs helped produce, 2 NAIA National All-Americans, four Heart of America Conference (HAAC) Champions, 7 All-Conference Athletes, and a plethora of other athletes that had meters multiple meter personal records.

At Shawnee Heights High School, starting out as a student-athlete only placed sixth at the state track meet and was un-recruited out of high school, Robbs has built his successes through his abilities to overcome statistic and personal giants through his tenacious drive to want to become the best. This is a trend that has followed his student-athletes and that is soon to follow his future studentathletes.

THERESA SCOTT

Graduate Assistant Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Theresa Scott enters her first season as graduate assistant coach for the Ichabods in 2016 where she will be coaching sprints and hurdles.

Scott left Tiffin University as a two-time All American and aschool record holder in the 60M, 100M and 4x1M. She was a two-time GLIAC Champ and record holder in the 60M and the 4x100M. Scott qualified for three events for the NCAA 2016 Track & Field Nationals (Indoor and Outdoor) in her final year.

Scott graduated from Tiffin University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in spring 2016 and is originally from Austintown, Ohio.

MANDY WILSON Graduate Assistant Coach • 1st Season at Washburn

Mandy Wilson is in her first season as an assistant coach with the Washburn track and field and cross country programs. In high school she received 15 State Medals in class 3A. Within those 15 Medals she was a four-time state champion in the 400m, a three-time state champion in the 4x400, a two-time state champion in the 4x800 with the state record of 9:32.61 and one time state champ in the 100.

After high school she continued her track and field career at Highland Community College for two years placing seventh seventh at nationals in the 600m in 2013 and fifth at nationals in 2014. She received National Junior College Womens Track Coaches Association All-American honors for the 600m in 2014 holding the record for the 500m and 600m receiving first team All-Region and first team All-Conference for the 600.

After graduating from Highland Community College with an Associates in Arts and Sciences she continued her career and education at Fort Hays State University where she placed eighth at Outdoor Conference in the 4x400 in 2016. She graduated from FHSU with my Bachelors in Science of Psychology and now she is continuing her education at Washburn pursuing her Masters in Psychology.

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THE MIAA

ABOUT THE MIAA

The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association, a 14-member conference of NCAA Division II institutions in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma, was first organized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

Over the past 100 years, the MIAA has gained the reputation of being one of the top NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. MIAA student-athletes have won 16 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, more than 160 individual national titles. The MIAA currently conducts championships in eight sports for men and nine for women.

For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, baseball, tennis and golf. The women compete for titles in volleyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, softball, golf and tennis.

The MIAA turned a new page on July 1, 1992, when the NCAA Division II conference changed its name from the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. The decision to make the change originated in 1989, when Pittsburg State University and Washburn University became the first schools outside the state of Missouri to gain membership in the MIAA. The conference was first organized in 1912 with 14 member institutions. Of those original members, only the University of Central Missouri and Northwest Missouri State University still remain a part of the MIAA. The first change in membership came in 1924, when the MIAA reorganized to include only the five regional Missouri state colleges: Central, Truman, Northwest, Southeast Missouri State University and Missouri State.

Over the next 56 years, three schools joined the membership: the Missouri S&T in 1935, Lincoln University in 1970, and the University of MissouriSt. Louis in 1980. The 1980s brought the biggest changes in the conference. In 1981, Southwest Missouri State University opted to move to NCAA Division I and the MIAA appointed its first full-time commissioner, Ken Jones, in July. He would be in the position for 16 years, retiring in 1997. Former Gulf South and Metro commissioner Ralph McFillen succeeded Jones, serving 10 years before his retirement in 2007. Jim Johnson succeeded McFillen in July of that year and served as commissioner until September of 2010. Dr. Bob Boerigter succeeded Johnson in September 2010.

Southwest Baptist University brought membership back to eight schools in 1986, before the major expansion of the conference in 1989. Pittsburg State, Washburn, Missouri Southern State University and Missouri Western State University, formerly members of the Central States Intercollegiate Conference, began competition in the 1989-90 season. Southeast Missouri State left the MIAA following the 1990-91 season to move on to NCAA Division I, and was replaced by Emporia State University in the 1991-92 season.

An assistant to the commissioner for compliance and internal operations/SWA position was added in 2005 and Amber Feldman has held it since 2011. Larry House joined the staff in August 2007 as coordinator of external affairs, and is now the assistant commissioner for championships and business development.

The membership of the MIAA dropped to 11 schools, with the departure of Missouri-St. Louis in 1996 and Missouri-Rolla in 2005, the forfeiture of membership by Lincoln in 1999, the addition of Fort Hays State University in 2006 and the University of Nebraska Omaha in 2008, the re-joining of Lincoln in 2010, and the departure of Nebraska Omaha in 2011.

On July 29, 2010, the MIAA CEO Council voted to extend invitations to the University of Central Oklahoma and Northeastern State University to become members of the league, and on September 24, 2010, it voted to extend invitations to the University of Nebraska-Kearney and Lindenwood University to become conference institutions, beginning in 2012-13. Charter member Truman State left the conference following the 2012-13 school year dropping the current membership to 14 teams.

Dr. Bob Boerigter bboerigter@themiaa.com

Amber Feldman afeldman@themiaa.com

Larry House

lhouse@themiaa.com

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Josh Slaughter

jslaughter@themiaa.com

Baseball Basketb Basketball M Cross Call W Cross Country M Footballountry W Golf M Golf W Soccer SoftballW Tennis Tennis M Track aW Track and Field M Volleybnd Field W all W

Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Member Directory

MIAA Office Address 114 W. 11th Street Suite 105 Kansas City, MO 64105

Driving Distance School Enrollment Location Population from Topeka University of Central Missouri x x x x x x x x x x x x x 11,000 Warrensburg, Mo. 23,218 124 miles University of Central Oklahoma x x x x x x x x x x x x 17,101 Edmond, Okla.

81,405 279 miles Emporia State University x x x x x x x x x x x x x 6,258 Emporia, Kan. 24,916 59 miles Fort Hays State University x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 9,000 Hays, Kan. 20,510 207 miles Lincoln University x x x x x x x x x 3,224 Jefferson City, Mo. 43,079 222 miles Lindenwood University x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 8,787 St. Charles, Mo. 65,794 290 miles Missouri Southern State University x x x x x x x x x x x x 5,740 Joplin, Mo. 50,150 217 miles Missouri Western State University x x x x x x x x x x 6,134 St. Joseph, Mo. 76,780 101 miles University of Nebraska at Kearney x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 6,500 Kearney, Neb. 30,787 296 miles Northeastern Okla. State University x x x x x x x x x 6,964 Tahlequah, Okla.

15, 753 272 miles Northwest Missouri State University x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 7,200 Maryville, Mo. 11,972 141 miles Pittsburg State University x x x x x x x x x x 7,127 Pittsburg, Kan. 20,233 172 miles Southwest Baptist University x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 3,536 Bolivar, Mo. 10,325 198 miles Washburn University x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 7,300 Topeka, Kan. 127,473 --

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2016 WOMEN'S INDOOR MIAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

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1st LU 169 pts.

2nd PSU 147 pts.

Weight Throw 1. Heavin Warner 2. Cassie Caswell 3. Danyell Coons 4. Michelle Kyle 5. Mariah Garcia 6. Victoria Foley 7. Darien Stancell 8. Morgan Gilliland

Shot Put

1. Cassie Casell 2. Jasmine Smith 3. Heavin Warner 4. Mackenzie Crowder 5. Jena Black 6. Morgan Gilliland 7. Haley Heuer 8. Kayla Henault

High Jump

1. Natalie O'Keefe 2. Brit Kallenberger 3. Emilee Iverson 4. Emily Everitt 5. Chloe Wichmann 6. Emilyn Dearman 7. Audrew Wichmann 8. Selina Kendall 8. Heather Polson 8. Bethany Bowman

Pole Vault

1. Melanie Bower 2. Megan Wickersham 3. Emily Presley 4. Heather Glenn 5. Stacie Wickersham 6. Kaylee VanBlarcum 7. Brit Kallenberger 8. Selam Ball

3rd UCM 94 pts.

UCM PSU UNK LWU UCO MSSU PSU ESU

66-11.25 63-08.25 57-06.25 57-04.75 57-02.75 55-09.25 54-04.00 51-11.00

PSU PSU UCM UNK PSU ESU UCM ESU

52-00.50 49-04.25 47-09.00 47-00.75 46-05.50 44-08.00 46-06.00 43-06.00

SBU UCM PSU UNK NWMSU PSU NWMSU NWMSU ESU ESU

5-08.50 5-07.25 5-07.25 5-06.00 5-05.00 5-05.00 5-05.00 5-03.00 5-03.00 5-03.00

MSSU PSU MSSU PSU SBU UCM UCM FHSU

12-10.25 12-06.25 12-06.25 12-06.25 12-06.25 12-02.50 12-02.50 11-10.50

Long Jump

1. Kaylee Morgan MSSU 2. Brittani Reagan MSSU 3. Diana Cauldwell LWU 4. Tina Coombs LWU 5. Chloe Wichmann NWMSU 6. Ramie Grayson PSU 7. Adewum Ademuwagun LU 8. Keiona Doctor ESU

Triple Jump

1. Diana Cauldweel 2. Amira Jenkins 3. Jonelle Campbell 4. Brittani Reagan 5. Kendra Smith 6. Carrie Kellie 7. Jerica Heyd 8. Frankie Noeldner

4th MSSU 81 pts.

LU PSU LU MSSU LWU ESU UCO UNK

19-09.10 18-10.00 18-07.75 18-06.50 18-06.50 18-04.50 17-11.75 17-08.00 42-02.00 40-05.00 39-10.50 39-07.75 39-07.00 38-11.50 38-06.75 37-09.25

5th SBU 43 pts.

6th UNK 38 pts.

60 Meter Hurdles 1. Ladonna Richards 2. Chrisdal McCarthy 3. Courtney Nelson 4. Victoria Jackson 5. Nadia Harriott 6. Sarah Hines 7. Emilyn Dearman 8. Erin Hodge

7th 8th NWMSU ESU 36.33 pts. 32.66 pts.

LU LU PSU UCM LU ESU PSU LWU

8.21 8.39 8.55 8.61 6.63 9.71 8.76 8.91

1. Yanique Ellington LU 2. Kimberly Bailey LU 3. Adewun Ademuwagun LU 4. Imani Hutchinson PSU 5. Diana Cauldwell LU 6. Nikki Douglas UCM 7. Kelsey Lewis PSU 8. Cekia Pierce SBU

7.52 7.65 7.68 7.71 7.74 7.82 7.85 7.90

60 Meter Dash

200 Meter Dash 1. Venicha Baker 2. Yanique Ellington 3. Kimberley Bailey 4. Mary Bergman 5. Ladonna Richards 6. Juannae Lewis 7. Imani Hutchinson 8. Kelsey Lewis

400 Meter Dash 1. Venicha Baker 2. Mary Berman 3. Kissi-Ann Brown 4. Courtney Nelson 5. Willomen Williams 6. Juannae Lewis 7. Olivia Boone 8. Kelly Wycoff

600 Yard Run

1. Chloe Wichmann 2. Emily Thole 3. Emilyn Dearman 4. Katie Cassidy 5. Lindsey Chapa 6. Elizabeth Blevins 7. Tangie Hileman 8. Ebony Rose

800 Meter Run

1. Jhevere Hall 2. Kailey Fuchs 3. Monique Thompson 4. Shanice Clarke 5. Jana Palmowski 6. Haley Manning 7. Mary Carr 8. Jordan Puvogel

LU LU LU SBU LU UCO PSU PSU

23.88 24.07 24.47 24.67 24.71 24.88 24.93 25.27

LU SBU LU PSU LU UCO PSU FHSU

54.13 54.74 55.13 55.26 55.71 55.85 57.14 57.61

NWMSU UCM PSU UCM LWU ESU UNK LU

1:22.77 1:23.84 1:24.21 1:25.60 1:25.63 1:25.92 1:27.09 1:29.00

LU UCM LU LU UCM NWMSU SBU PSU

2:09.11 2:11.51 3:12.95 2:13.84 2:14.20 2:18.42 2:18.92 2:20.40

9th LWU 25 pts.

10th FHSU 20 pts.

1 Mile Run

1. Emily Harris 2. Jana Palmowski 3. Lisa Feuerherdt 4. Hope Manning 5. Madison Brown 6. Shea Bonine 7. Ashley Lawson 8. Paige Denton

3000 Meter Run 1. Emily Harris 2. Hanna DeVries 3. Cynthia Torres 4. Miki Krzesinski 5. Morgan Benesch 6. Emily Schoenfeld 7. Lisa Feuerherdt 8. Shelbi Sloup

5000 Meter Run 1. Hannah DeVries 2. Morgan Benesch 3. Cynthia Torres 4. Miki Krzesinski 5. Emily Schoenfeld 6. Ashley Lawson 7. Ashton Henson 8. Allie Rexroat

11th UCO 16 pts.

MSSU UCM LWU PSU UCO FHSU SBU PSU

4:54.44 4:56.18 5:04.07 5:07.88 5:07.93 5:11.66 5:15.53 5:16.32

MSSU PSU MSSU FHSU UNK ESU LWU UNK

9:59.53 10:06.39 10:07.07 10:07.95 10:10.67 10:17.14 10:24.77 10:32.87

PSU UNK MSSU FHSU ESU SBU PSU UCM

17:16.52 17:24.01 17:30.04 17:41.15 17:52.94 18:13.10 18:18.55 18:24.10

Distance Medley

1. Lincoln 2. Pittsburg State 3. Emporia State 4. Fort Hays State 5. Nebraska-Kearney 6. Missouri Southern 7. Southwest Baptist 8. Northwest Missouri

4x400 Meter Relay

1. Lincoln 2. Central Missouri 3. Southwest Baptist 4. Northwest Missouri 5. Pittsburg State 6. Lindenwood 7. Nebraska-Kearney 8. Emporia State

Pentathlon

1. Emilyn Dearman 2. Victoria Jackson 3. Chloe Wichmann 4. Katie Cassidy 5. Kaylee Morgan 6. Monica Howard 7. Chandler Wilson 8. Bryn Matulka

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PSU UCM NWMSU UCM MSSU ESU PSU NWMSU

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12:07.41 12:16.09 12:32.66 12:33.67 12:40.99 12:43.93 12:45.02 12:55.46 3:42.18 3:45.91 3:49.14 3:51.14 3:51.15 3:52.82 3:57.42 3:57.96 3,928 3,823 3,706 3,681 3,560 3,453 3,371 3,353

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2016 MEN'S INDOOR MIAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

2016 Men's MIAA Indoor Track and Field Championship Results

TM

1st LU 145 pts.

2nd MSSU 118.5 pts.

Weight Throw

1. Caniggia Raynor 2. Deondra Canaday 3. Calbe Mather 4. Garrett Appier 5. Bo Farrow 6. Marcus Gonzales 7. Jerod Strong 8. Tyler Hovey

Shot Put

1. Garrett Appier 2. Jacob Mahin 3. Bo Farrow 4. Deondra Canaday 5. Derek McKnight 6. Jacob Bartling 7. Alec Garcia 8. Tyler Hovey

High Jump

1. Akintund Akinyemi 2. Payton Nelson 3. Judson Horton 4. Cody Vogt 5. Trevon Payne 5. Jayce Thomas 5. Kal Hamm 8. Kolt Newell

Pole Vault

1. Cole Phillips 2. Morgan Hold 3. Jake Morrow 4. Grant Myers 5. Xavier Boland 5. Jayce Thomas 7. Conner McGuire 8. Darren Fowler

Long Jump

1. Louis Rollins 2. Sedeekie Edie 3. Orndeldo Thomas 4. Elijah McGill 5. Desmond Williams 6. Tanner McNutt 7. Jordan Carroll 8. Enrique Alvarez

Triple Jump

1. Owen Smith 2. Kennan Harrison 3. Sedeekie Edie 4. Jayce Thomas 5. J.L. Savage 6. Jordan Carroll 7. Eli Leavell 8. Jace Anderson

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3rd PSU 104 pts.

T4th UNK 64 pts.

UCM LWU NWMSU PSU PSU UNK UNK MSSU

66-11.50 57-01.50 55-05.50 55-02.25 54-02.75 54-01.00 53-11.25 53-11.25

PSU UCM PSU LWU PSU UNK ESU MSSU

63-09.50 58-04.75 57-01.50 57-07.25 54-01.75 53-10.50 52-07.25 51-11.75

LWU UNK SBU MSSU MSSU MSSU FHSU FHSU

6-09.75 6-08.75 6-08.75 6-07.50 6-05.50 6-05.50 6-05.50 6-05.50

UCM MSSU FHSU UNK LWU MSSU PSU PSU

17-03.00 16-04.50 16-00.50 15-08.50 15-08.50 15-08.50 15-08.50 15-08.50

PSU LU LU PSU MSSU PSU FHSU UNK

25-00.00 24-11.00 24-07.00 24-04.50 23-09.00 22-09.25 22-03.75 22-02.25

LU MSSU LU MSSU PSU FHSU UCM UNK

49-09.75 49-05.00 49-04.50 49-03.00 48-08.25 47-05.75 46-01.50 45-10.50

T4th UCM 64 pts.

6th ESU 62 pts.

60 Meter Hurdles 1. Stallone Watson 2. Jayce Thomas 3. Luke Norris 4. Emmai Brown 5. Darran Hunter 6. Wyatt Sander 7. Kyle Comstock 8. Justice Burks

60 Meter Dash 1. Roberto Smith 2. Stephen Rose 3. Jakiel David 4. Keson Payton 5. Rodrigo Alves 6. Wesley Best 7. Elijah McGill 8. Jaron Alexander

200 Meter Dash 1. Miguel Barton 2. Roger Blake 3. Stallone Watson 4. Roberto Smith 5. Desmond Williams 6. Wesley Best 7. Slade Nordic 8. Dukiya Tibbs

400 Meter Dash 1. Faedon Royes 2. Taysean Goodwin 3. Miguel Barton 4. Osvaldo Granillo 5. Roger Blake 6. Parker Evans 7. Thomas Hawkins 8. Omari McGonald

600 Yard Run 1. Luke Stenzel 2. Jacob Randle 3. Jeromia Riley 4. Dallas Steiner 5. Sky Loving 6. Brett Meyer 7. Corbin Lowe 8. Travis SIpe

800 Meter Run 1. Thomas LaRoche 2. Cody Wirth 3. Kevon Robinson 4. Brody Wild 5. Michael Kinuthia 6. Alexander Burson 7. Garrett Cross 8. Jeromia Riley

7th NWMSU 58 pts.

LU MSSU PSU NWMSU LU ESU FHSU PSU

7.92 8.24 8.40 8.43 8.44 8.53 8.54 8.70

LU LU LU MSSU FHSU LU PSU LWU

6.81 6.88 6.90 6.91 6.91 6.93 6.94 6.95

LU LU LU LU MSSU LU PSU EUS

21.57 21.64 21.73 21.79 21.80 21.93 22.08 47.59

LU ESU LU UCM LU ESU MSSU UCM

47.37 47.53 47.82 47.92 48.32 48.73 49.67 55.75

ESU UCM LU NWMSU PSU FHSU UCM ESU

1:10.43 1:10.76 1:11.04 1:11.29 1:12.73 1:13.47 1:13.48 1:13.70

ESU UNK LU PSU FHSU PSU PSU LU

1:52.78 1:53.57 1:53.63 1:54.49 1:56.13 1:56.21 1:56.52 1:56.24

8th FHSU 39 pts.

9th LWU 29.5 pts.

1 Mile Run

1. Cole Wellnitz 2. Eric Schott 3. Ryan Cox 4. Cole Bosley 5. Trevor Wiegert 6. Daniel Claassen 7. Joe Anger 8. Drew Cargill

3000 Meter Run 1. Vincent Kiprop 2. Eric Schott 3. Wick Cunningham 4. Nolan Zimmer 5. Alex Obermier 6. Austin Bogina 7. Michael Gawlick 8. Drew Cargill

5000 Meter Run 1. Vincent Kiprop 2. Eric Schott 3. Nolan Zimmer 4. Drew Cargill 5. Michael Gawlick 6. Isaac Williams 7. Jacob Burch 8. Andrew Fields

10th SBU 18 pts.

UNK MSSU NWMSU ESU UNK ESU NWMSU SBU

4:10.80 4:12.89 4:13.92 4:17.62 4:17.92 4:18.30 4:18.78 4:19.74

MSSU MSSU NWMSU NWMSU UNK PSU UCM SBU

8:18.20 8:27.77 8:29.25 8:30.12 8:32.28 8:33.95 8:39.73 8:41.35

MSSU MSSU NWMSU SBU UCM FHSU SBU UNK

14:19.81 14:26.38 14:36.26 14:49.16 15:00.30 15:02.72 15:04.16 15:04.44

Distance Medley

1. Northwest Missouri 2. Nebraska-Kearney 3. Emporia State 4. Pittsburg State 5. Fort Hays State 6. Southwest Baptist 7. Lindenwood 8. Lincoln

4x400 Meter Relay

1. Emporia State 2. Lincoln 3. Pittsburg State 4. Central Missouri 5. Missouri Southern 6. Northwest Missouri 7. Fort Hays State 8. Nebraska-Kearney

Heptathlon

1. Jayce Thomas 2. Tanner McNutt 3. Blake Seitz 4. Bevan Wemhoff 5. Kevin Schultz 6. Jared Page 7. Derek Bixeman 8. Hassan Ilyas

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MSSU PSU UCM UNK NWMSU PSU FHSU UCM

10:01.17 10:02.60 10:05.37 10:13.04 10:16.04 10:25.13 10:26.20 10:37.64 3:13.71 3:14.01 3:16.26 3:16.44 3:19.55 3:19.72 3:20.20 3:20.25 5,615 5,559 5,154 4,782 4,726 4,647 4,599 3,813

MIAA INDOOR RECORDS AND PAST CHAMPIONS

THE MIAA

Women's Meet Records 60m 200m 400m 600y 800m Mile 3000m 5000m 60M Hurdles 4x400 Relay Distance High Jump Pole Vault

Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Weight Throw Pentathlon

7.38 23.95 53.67 1:22.43 2:07.67 4:54.04 9:53.12 16:59.85 8.25 3:42.18 12:01.93 1.82m 3.92m 3.92m 6.13m 13.31m 15.89m 20.40m 3,961

Men's Meet Records 60m 200m 400m 600y 800m Mile 3000m 5000m 60M Hurdles 4x400 Relay Distance High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Weight Throw Decathlon

6.65 21.22 47.66 1:09.34 1:52.12 4:08.53 8:18.20 14:12.57 7.87 3:13.71 10:01.17 2.20m 5.35m 7.76m 16.28m 19.44m 21.87m 5,450

Benita Thomas, SEMSU (1987) Beverly Grant, LU (1997) Larraine Graham, LU (1997) Lovan Palmer, LU (2013) Jhevere Hall, LU (2016) Katie Mona, ESU (2012) Jessica Macy, PSU (2015) Kimi Shank, MSSU (2010) Ladonna Richards, LU (2016) Lincoln (2016) Southwest Baptist (2014) Erika Kinsey, UCM (2015) Katrina Bierman, TSU (2010) Melanie Bower, MSSU (2016) Melanie Lewis, PSU (1996) Nkeiruka Domike, UNO (2011) Heather Leverington, ESU (2001) Heavin Warner, UCM (2016) Lindsay Lettow, UCM (2011)

Kimour Bruce, LU (2011) Imani Butler, UCM (2006) Faedeon Royes, LU (2016) Bob Thomas, SEMSU (1983) Jermaine Blake, LU (2014) DeWayne Miner, SBU (1995) Vincent Kirprop, MSSU (2016) Vincent Kiprop, MSSU (2016) Bruce Derks, UCM (1979) Emporia State (2016) Northwest Missouri (2016) Briar Ploude, ESU (2013) Andrei Skvortsov, UCM (1999) Danny Holland, UCM (1986) Keith Presberry, SEMSU (1986) Garrett Appier, PSU (2016) Drew Frizzell, UCM (2011) Brent Vogel, UCM (2013)

ICHABOD TRACK AND FIELD

Indoor Track and Field Championship Meet Records Past Champions 2016 Lincoln 2015 Central Missouri 2014 Lincoln 2013 Lincoln 2012 Lincoln 2011 Lincoln 2010 Nebraska-Omaha 2009 Nebraska-Omaha 2008 Missouri Southern 2007 Central Missouri 2006 Central Missouri 2005 Central Missouri 2004 Missouri Southern 2003 Emporia State 2002 Emporia State 2001 Emporia State 2000 Truman 1999 Central Missouri 1998 Northwest Missouri

1997 Northwest Missouri 1996 Pittsburg State 1995 Pittsburg State 1994 Central Missouri 1993 Pittsburg State 1992 Northwest Missouri 1991 Southeast Mo. St. 1990 Truman 1989 Truman 1988 Southeast Mo. St. 1987 Southeast Mo. St. 1986 Central Missouri 1985 Southeast Mo. St. 1984 Southeast Mo. St. 1983 Central Missouri

Past Champions 2016 Lincoln 2015 Pittsburg State 2014 Pittsburg State 2013 Central Missouri 2012 Central Missouri 2011 Central Missouri 2010 Central Missouri 2009 Central Missouri 2008 Central Missouri 2007 Missouri Southern 2006 Central Missouri 2005 Central Missouri 2004 Missouri Southern 2003 Central Missouri 2002 Central Missouri 2001 Central Missouri 2000 Central Missouri 1999 Central Missouri 1998 Central Missouri 1997 Central Missouri 1996 Central Missouri 1995 Pittsburg State 1994 Central Missouri 1993 Pittsburg State 1992 Pittsburg State 1991 Southeast Mo. St. 1990 Southeast Mo. St. 1989 Southeast Mo. St. 1988 Southeast Mo. St. 1987 Southeast Mo. St. 1986 Southeast Mo. St. 1985 Southeast Mo. St. 1984 Southeast Mo. St. 1983 Southeast Mo. St. 1982 Northwest Mo. St. 1981 Lincoln 1980 Truman 1979 Truman 1978 Truman 1977 Truman

Southeast Mo. St. 1976 Truman 1975 Lincoln 1974 Truman 1973 Truman

1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1942-47 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1933-36

Truman Southeast Mo. St. Truman Southeast Mo. St. Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Truman Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Central Missouri Central Missouri Central Missouri Missouri State Missouri State Northwest Mo. St. Northwest Mo. St. Missouri S&T no meet Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. no meet

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2016 WOMEN'S OUTDOOR MIAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

ICHABOD TRACK AND FIELD

2016 Women's MIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship Results

TM

1st PSU 170 pts.

2nd LU 138 pts.

3rd UCM 127 pts.

100 Meter Dash 1. Kimberley Bailey LU 2. Nikki Douglas UCM 3. Imani Hutchinson PSU 4. Kelsey Lewis PSU 5. Diana Cauldwell LU 6. Chrisdale McCarthy LU 7. Aliyah Lee NWMSU 8. Morgan Flowers ESU

11.81 11.90 12.02 12.12 12.12 12.40 12.40 12.43

200 Meter Dash 1. Vinicha Baker LU 2. Kimberley Bailey LU 3. Kelsey Lewis PSU 4. Kaley Hauschild NWMSU 5. Imani Hutchinson PSU 6. Kelly Wycoff FHSU 7. Juannae Lewis UCO

23.80 24.25 24.75 24.95 24.95 25.06 25.47

400 Meter Dash 1. Vinicha Baker LU 53.60 2. Kissi-Ann Brown LU 53.98 3. Mary Bergman SBU 54.47 4. Chloe Wichmann NWMSU 55.97 5. Kelly Wycoff FHSU 56.14 6. Emily Thole UCM 57.39 7. Olivia Boone PSU 58.44 8. Juannae Lewis UCO 1:03.26

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4th 5th 6th 7th 8th FHSU MSSU NWMSU UNK SBU 83.6 pts. 72.5 pts. 53.2 pts. 41.1 pts. 39.5 pts.

9th ESU 36 pts.

10,000 Meter Run 1. Micki Krzesinski FHSU 36:47.95 2. Hannah DeVries PSU 37:17.34 3. Cynthia Torres MSSU 37:38.28 4. Christina Metzger PSU 38:25.20 5. Chelsea Jackson FHSU 38:42.05 6. Sammy Laurenzo NWMSU 38:47.40 7. Stephanie Boan UCM 39:22.19 8. Kelly Messbarger UNK 40:12.70

High Jump 1. Emilee Iverson PSU 2. Natalie O'Keefe SBU 3. Morgan Brant ESU 4. Brittany Kallenberger UCM 5. Emily Everitt UNK 5. Audrey Wichmann NWMSU 5. Zori Holman LWU 5. Selina Kendall NWMSU

1.78m 1.75m 1.72m 1.72m 1.61m 1.61m 1.61m 1.61m

100 Meter Hurdles 1. Chrisdale McCarthy LU 2. Coutney Nelson PSU 3. Nadia Harriott LU 4. Erin Hodge LWU 5. Kaylee Morgan MSSU 6. Julianna Burr UNK 7. Emilyn Dearman PSU 8. Victoria Jackson UCM

Pole Vault 1. Brittany Kallenberger UCM 2. Emily Presley MSSU 3. Melanie Bower MSSU 3. Staci Wickersham SBU 5. Megan Wickersham PSU 6. Kaylee VanBlarcum UCM 7. Kendra Martiny NWMSU 7. Brooke Frederick UNK 7. Brittany Mitchell NWMSU 7. Amber Covin UCO

3.88m 3.88m 3.78m 3.78m 3.68m 3.58m 3.43m 3.43m 3.43m 3.43m

Long Jump 1. Diana Cauldwell 2. Kaylee Morgan 3. Brittani Reagan 4. Tina Coombs 5. Ramie Grayson 6. Kenra Smith 7. Amira Jenkins 8. Victoria Jackson

6.19m 6.17m 6.03m 5.88m 5.81m 5.76m 5.70m 5.67m

400 Meter Hurdles 1. Nikki Douglas UCM 2. Coutney Nelson PSU 3. Kimona Shaw LU 4. Emilyn Dearman PSU 5. Emma Taylor NWMSU 6. Linsey Chapa LWU 7. Kara Simmons FHSU 8. Chelsea Wickard UNK

13.38 13.58 14.22 14.43 14.44 14.45 14.51 14.61 59.84 1:00.57 1:00.81 1:01.82 1:03.13 1:03.30 1:08.30 1:14.81

800 Meter Run 1. Jhevere Hall LU 2. Kailey Fuchs UCM 3. Mary Carr SBU 4. Jana Palmowski UCM 5. Alexis Fritz SBU 6. Melissa Davison UNK 7. Sarah Jewett PSU 8. Haley Manning NWMSU

2:11.50 2:14.24 2:14.79 2:19.69 2:22.26 2:23.20 2:24.56 2:25.20

1500 Meter Run 1. Emily Harris 2. Jhevere Hall 3. Madison Brown 4. Melissa Davison 5. Shea Bonine 6. Lisa Feuerherdt 7. Alexis Fritz 8. Sheridan Snyder

3000 Meter Steeplechase 1. Jana Palmowski UCM 10:35.79 2. Morgan Benesch UNK 10:40.26 3. Emily Schoenfeld ESU 11:06.60 4. Audrey Campbell UCO 11:27.48 5. Shelbi Sloup UNK 11:30.53 6. Carlin Greene PSU 11:35.87 7. Allie Rexroat UCM 11:41.67 8. Molly Dibben UNK 11:56.87

MSSU LU UCO UNK FHSU LWU SBU UCO

4:34.67 4:37.90 4:38.31 4:39.79 4:40.60 4:42.51 4:43.24 4:43.30

5000 Meter Run 1. Shea Bonine 2. Cynthia Torres 3. Micki Krzesinski 4. Hannah DeVries 5. Emily Harris 6. Paige Denton 7. Sophie Dalmasso 8. Christina Metzger

4x100 Meter Relay 1. Lincoln 2. Pittsburg State 3. Northwest Missouri 4. Central Missouri 5. Emporia State 6. Southwest Baptist 7. Missouri Southern 8. Fort Hays State

45.39 45.42 46.78 46.80 47.58 47.65 48.29 48.32

FHSU MSSU FHSU PSU MSSU PSU FHSU PSU

17:52.54 17:59.43 18:01.07 18:03.68 18:13.40 18:17.21 18:17.85 18:28.94

4x400 Meter Relay 1. Central Missouri 2. Northwest Missouri 3. Emporia State 4. Southwest Baptist 5. Lindenwood 6. Nebraska-Kearney 7. Pittsburg State 8. Fort Hays State

3:47.76 3:51.08 3:52.51 3:52.90 3:53.12 3:56.61 3:56.72 3:59.92

LU MSSU MSSU LU PSU LWU PSU UCM

10th 11th UCO LWU 31.6 pts. 25.5 pts.

Javelin 1. Estefania Lopez FHSU 2. Madison Wolf FHSU 3. Scout Wiebe FHSU 4. Allyn Murray PSU 5. Shannon Toll FHSU 6. Nicole Hopkins NWMSU 7. Lizzy Jeronimus PSU 8. Elizabeth Costello ESU

50.59m 46.91m 41.43m 40.48m 40.37m 39.80m 39.30m 38.66m

Shot Put 1. Cassie Caswell 2. Jasmine Smith 3. Heavin Warner 4. Morgan Gilliland 5. Haley Heuer 6. Courtney Geiger 7. Emily Rohrer 8. Baja Robinson

15.00m 14.96m 14.93m 13.81m 12.87m 12.80m 12.76m 12.67m

Heptathlon 1. Emilyn Dearman PSU 2. Chloe Wichmann NWMSU 3. Victoria Jackson UCM 4. Katie Cassidy UCM 5. Monica Howard ESU 6. Chandler Wilson PSU 7. Kaley Hauschild NWMSU 8. Cassidy Harris UCM

Triple Jump 1. Diana Cauldwell LU 12.42m 2. Jonelle Campbell LU 12.39m 3. Amira Jenkins PSU 12.30m 4. Kendra Smith LWU 12.29m 5. Brittani Reagan MSSU 11.98m 6. Carrie Kellie ESU 11.91m 7. Tina Coombs LU 11.84m 8. Conner Schultz PSU 11.55m Discus 1. Mariah Garcia 2. Heavin Warner 3. Cassie Caswell 4. Desirea Buerge 5. Haley Heuer 6. Jena Black 7. D'Andria Blow 8. Victoria Foley

UCO UCM PSU MSSU UCM PSU PSU MSSU

54.48m 52.25m 47.63m 45.74m 44.00m 42.70m 41.92m 41.84m

Hammer Throw 1. Heavin Warner 2. Cassie Caswell 3. Mariah Garcia 4. Danyell Coons 5. Rachael Monteil 6. D'Andria Blow 7. Holly Bower 8. Victoria Foley

UCM PSU UCO UNK FHSU PSU UNK MSSU

62.55m 56.93m 55.98m 52.02m 49.87m 49.21m 48.82m 48.79m

PSU PSU UCM ESU UCM FHSU UNK FHSU

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1st MSSU 145 pts.

2nd PSU 134 pts.

3rd LU 104 pts.

100 Meter Dash 1. Roberto Smith LU 2. Jeffrey Fraley MSSU 3. DeAngelo Stickling LWU 4. Preston Foley UNK 5. Jaron Alexander LWU 6. Slade Nordic PSU 7. Omari McDonald UCM 8. Stephen Rose LU

10.40 10.59 10.69 10.72 10.73 10.75 21.07 DQ

200 Meter Dash 1. Jeffrey Fraley MSSU 2. Dukiya Tibbs ESU 3. Roger Blake LU 4. Stephen Rose LU 5. Taysean Goodwin ESU 6. DeAngelo Strickling LWU 7. Miguel Barton LU 8. Robert Smith LU

4th UCM 94 pts.

5th NWMSU 78 pts.

6th UNK 62.5 pts.

7th LWU 56 pts.

8th ESU 54 pts.

9th SBU 47 pts.

10th FHSU 43.5 pts.

ICHABOD TRACK AND FIELD

2016 Men's MIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship Results

10,000 Meter Run 1. Vincent Kiprop MSSU 31:04.32 2. Nolan Zimmer NWMSU 31:16.70 3. Austin Bogina PSU 31:31.63 4. Jacob Burch SBU 31:34.93 5. Connor Stark PSU 31:39.54 6. Jonathan Adamson PSU 31:40.58 7. Michael Gawlick UCM 31:41.94 8. Jahn Landrigan UNK 31:45.87

High Jump 1. Kevin Schultz NWMSU 2. Jayce Thomas MSSU 3. Kelt Newell FHSU 4. Akintunde Akinyemi LWU 5. Judson Horton SBU 6. Cody Vogt MSSU 6. Payton Nelson UNK 6. Trevon Payne MSSU

2.10m 2.07m 2.07m 2.04m 2.04m 1.96m 1.96m 1.96m

Javelin 1. Daniel Hernandez MSSU 2. Chris Swearingin UCM 3. John Blazevic PSU 4. Jordan Morton PSU 5. Jacob Beckemeyer NWMSU 6. Brenner Wells FHSU 7. Jake Robison PSU 8. Blake Seitz UCM

65.18m 64.11m 60.53m 59.52m 59.25m 58.33m 57.27m 55.63m

20.95 21.30 21.54 21.55 21.61 21.73 31.24 1:13.00

110 Meter Hurdles 1. Dylan Barnum SBU 2. Darran Hunter LU 3. Stallone Watson LU 4. Jayce Thomas MSSU 5. Emmai Brown NWMSU 6. Wyatt Sander ESU 7. Sean Manhertz MSSU 8. Garrett Arnold UNK

14.30 14.58 14.84 14.88 14.94 14.98 14.99 15.11

Pole Vault 1. Cole Phillips UCM 2. Xavier Boland LWU 2. Morgan Hold MSSU 4. Bailey Stapleman UNK 4. Jake Morrow FHSU 6. Kai Miller PSU 7. Jayce Thomas MSSU 8. Tanner Schwanz UNK

5.10m 5.00m 5.00m 4.90m 4.90m 4.90m 4.80m 4.65m

Shot Put 1. Garrett Appier 2. Jacob Mahin 3. Bo Farrow 4. Deondra Canaday 5. Derek McKnight 6. Tyler Hovey 7. Jacob Bartling 8. Christian Delaney

20.43m 17.30m 17.00m 16.62m 15.67m 15.64m 15.61m 15.25m

47.18 47.35 47.87 47.92 48.32 49.03 49.31 58.63

400 Meter Hurdles 1. Darran Hunter LU 2. Winston Edwards LU 3. Seth Shurvington NWMSU 4. Wyatt Sander ESU 5. Alva Henry LU 6. Andrew Bodicky UCM 7. Jordan Jackson PSU 8. Luke Norris PSU

52.67 53.34 54.12 54.76 54.87 54.96 55.19 56.57

Long Jump 1. Sedeekie Edie LU 2. Louis Rollins PSU 3. Michael Mlambo LWU 4. Desmond Williams MSSU 5. Elijah McGill PSU 6. Orneldo Thomas LU 7. Jayce Thomas MSSU 8. Tanner McNutt PSU

7.76m 7.74m 7.47m 7.40m 7.38m 7.30m 7.12m 7.09m

Decathlon 1. Tanner McNutt PSU 2. Blake Seitz UCM 3. Derrick Schluter NWMSU 4. Daniel McCarty UCM 5. Hassan Ilyas UCM 6. Bevan Wemhoff UNK 7. Elias Roelfsema UCM 8. Corey Evans SBU

800 Meter Run 1. Michael Kinuthia FHSU 2. Brett Meyer FHSU 3. Sam Kohrs MSSU 4. Cody Wirth UNK 5. Joe Anger NWMSU 6. Jeromia Riley LU 7. Cole Wellnitz UNK 8. Jacob Randle UCM

1:54.02 1:54.18 1:54.31 1:54.91 1:55.15 1:56.14 1:57.24 1:58.82

3000 Meter Steeplechase 1. Vincent Kiprop MSSU 2. Wick Cunningham NWMSU 3. Andrew Fields UNK 4. Travis Furtkamp SBU 5. Trevor Wiegert UNK 6. Nathan Henry MSSU 7. Brian Wright PSU 8. Dominick Fonseca PSU

9:17.12 9:21.78 9:27.91 9:31.06 9:31.39 9:33.46 9:40.01 9:43.15

1500 Meter Run 1. Cole Wellnitz UNK 2. Ryan Cox NWMSU 3. Tim Grundmayer NWMSU 4. Alexander Burson PSU 5. Drew Cargill SBU 6. J.P. Rech UNK 7. Colin Cernik LWU 8. Justin Montney FHSU

3:51.86 3:53.05 3:53.24 3:53.92 3:56.60 3:58.95 3:59.47 4:00.47

4x100 Meter Relay 1. Lincoln 2. Missouri Southern 3. Pittsburg State 4. Emporia State 5. Lindenwood 6. Central Missouri 7. Nebraska-Kearney 8. Northwest Missouri

40.74 40.97 41.12 41.16 41.17 41.84 42.47 42.62

5000 Meter Run 1. Vincent Kiprop MSSU 14:56.38 2. Brayden Clews-Procter NWMSU 15:00.97 3. Cody Smith SBU 15:05.45 4. Alex Obermier UNK 15:08.31 5. Drew Cargill SBU 15:13.49 6. Jacob Burch SBU 15:13.95 7. Colby Kromminga PSU 15:17.20 8. Brandon Phipps NWMSU 15:18.41

4x400 Meter Relay 1. Emporia state 2. Central Missouri 3. Lincoln 4. Pittsburg State 5. Missouri Southern 6. Fort Hays State 7. Lindenwood 8. Northwest Missouri

3:12.70 3:13.12 3:14.45 3:15.32 3:16.31 3:16.50 3:19.15 3:19.60

400 Meter Dash 1. Dukiya Tibbs 2. Jeffrey Fraley 3. Taysean Goodwin 4. Osvaldo Granillo 5. Elonte Battle 6. Aren Martin 7. Parker Evans 8. Miguel Barton

ESU MSSU ESU UCM PSU PSU ESU LU

PSU UCM PSU LWU PSU MSSU UNK FHSU

Triple Jump 1. Kennan Harrison MSSU 14.94m 2. Orneldo Thomas LU 14.89m 3. Jayce Thomas MSSU 14.80m 4. Judson Horton SBU 14.55m 5. Jace Anderson UNK 14.52m 6. Everett Morgan PSU 14.27m 7. Owen Smith LU 14.27m 8. Tre Dickerson ESU 14.24m Discus 1. Canigga Raynor 2. Bo Farrow 3. Deondra Canaday 4. TJ Dozier 5. Tyler Hovey 6. Jacob Mahin 7. Jacob Bartling 8. Hampton Mayson

UCM PSU LWU FHSU MSSU UCM UNK LU

Hammer Throw 1. Canigga Raynor UCM 2. Bo Farrow PSU 3. Deondra Canaday LWU 4. Garrett Appier PSU 5. Joseph Talbert PSU 6. Zac Bendrick NWMSU 7. TJ Dozier FHSU 8. John Berry UCM

55.24m 52.72m 52.68m 50.62m 49.75m 48.58m 48.41m 48.23m 66.52m 54.89m 52.87m 52.68m 51.95m 51.75m 51.44m 49.81m

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7,315 7,137 6,902 6,584 6,261 5,744 5,458 4,757

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ICHABOD TRACK AND FIELD

Outdoor Track and Field Championship Meet Records Women's Meet Records 100m 200m 400m 800m 1500m 5000m 10,000m 100m Hurdles 400m Hurdles Steeplechase 4x100 4x400 High Jump Pole Vault Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus Hammer Javelin Heptathlon

11.20 Beverly Grant, LU (1997) 23.06 Lorraine Graham, LU (1997) 52.50 Lorraine Graham, LU (1997) 2:07.74 Jhevere Hall, LU (2016) 4:30.23 Kaura Byrne, SEMSU (1986) 16:45.93 Kimi Shank, MSSU (2010) 34:37.10 Darla Curp-Moberly, UCM (1986) 13.22 Ladonna Richards, LU (2015) 57.70 Yanique Haye, LU (2012) 10:35.79 Jana Palmowski, UCM (2016) 45.24 Lincoln (2013) 3:35.77 Lincoln (1997) 1.92m Erika Kinsey, UCM (2015) 4.05m Brittany Kallenberger, UCM (2015) 6.38m Nickeisha Beaumont, LU (2012) 13.11m Erika Kinsey, UCM (2015) 16.40m Heather Leverington, ESU (2002) 54.78m Mariah Garcia, UCO (2016) 67.10m Heavin Warner, UCM (2015) 49.18m Vonnetta Gatewood, PSU (1998) 5,390 Liz Barringer, SEMSU (1988)

Men's Meet Records 100m 10.19 200m 20.50 400m 46.31 800m 1:50.00 1500m 3:47.27 5000m 14:22.66 10,000m 29:16.96 110m Hurdles 13.81 400m Hurdles 50.82 Steeplechase 8:44.34 4x100 39.96 4x400 3:10.12 High Jump 2.26m Pole Vault 5.37m Long Jump 7.76m

Triple Jump 16.13m Shot Put 20.43m Discus 58.16m Hammer 67.16m Javelin 70.96m Decathlon 7,881

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Brian Dzingai, TSU (2001) Brian Dzingai, TSU (2001) William Shell, SBU (2014) Jermaine Blake, LU (2014) Brennan Benkert, MSSU (2010) Mark Curp, UCM (1981) Mark Curp, UCM (1981) James McCarty, PSU (1997) Sean Bergstedt, TSU (2007) Mike Vanata, SEMSU (1984) Lincoln (2011) Lincoln (2014) Bob Sundell, NWMSU (1998) Cole Phillips, UCM (2015) Meelis Siimson, UCM (2014) Danny Holland, UCM (1987) Sedeekie Edie, LU (2016) Duane Brisbon, UCM (2002) Garrett Appier, PSU (2016) Max Alonso, FHSU (2013) Drew Frizzell, UCM (2011) Andy Vogelsberg, ESU (2007) John Schwepker, SEMSU (1988)

Past Champions 2016 Pittsburg State 2015 Pittsburg State 2014 Lincoln 2013 Lincoln 2012 Lincoln 2011 Lincoln 2010 Missouri Southern 2009 Missouri Southern 2008 Missouri Southern 2007 Central Missouri 2006 Central Missouri 2005 Central Missouri 2004 Pittsburg State 2003 Emporia State 2002 Emporia State 2001 Emporia State 2000 Truman 1999 Emporia State 1998 Northwest Mo. St.

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982

Northwest Mo. St. Emporia State Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Pittsburg State Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Southeast Mo. St. Truman Southeast Mo. St.

Past Champions 2016 Missouri Southern 2015 Pittsburg State 2014 Pittsburg State 2013 Pittsburg State 2012 Pittsburg State 2011 Central Missouri 2010 Central Missouri 2009 Central Missouri 2008 Central Missouri 2007 Central Missouri 2006 Central Missouri 2005 Pittsburg State 2004 Central Missouri 2003 Central Missouri 2002 Central Missouri 2001 Central Missouri 2000 Pittsburg State 1999 Emporia State 1998 Central Missouri 1997 Pittsburg State 1996 Pittsburg State 1995 Emporia State 1994 Central Missouri 1993 Pittsburg State 1992 Pittsburg State 1991 Southeast Mo. St. 1990 Pittsburg State 1989 Southeast Mo. St. 1988 Southeast Mo. St. 1987 Southeast Mo. St. 1986 Southeast Mo. St. 1985 Southeast Mo. St. 1984 Southeast Mo. St. 1983 Southeast Mo. St. 1982 Southeast Mo. St. 1981 Southeast Mo. St. 1980 Lincoln 1979 Truman 1978 Truman 1977 Southeast Mo. St. 1976 Southeast Mo. St. 1975 Lincoln 1974 Truman 1973 Truman 1972 Truman

1971 Southeast Mo. St. 1970 Southeast Mo. St. 1969 Southeast Mo. St. 1968 Truman 1967 Truman 1966 Truman 1965 Truman 1964 Truman 1963 Truman 1962 Truman 1961 Truman 1960 Truman 1959 Truman 1958 Southeast Mo. St. 1957 Southeast Mo. St. 1956 Central Missouri 1955 Central Missouri 1954 Southeast Mo. St. 1953 Central Missouri 1952 Missouri State 1951 Central Missouri 1950 Northwest Mo. St. 1949 Northwest Mo. St. 1948 Southeast Mo. St. 1947 Southeast Mo. St. 1943-46 no meet 1942 Southeast Mo. St. 1941 Southeast Mo. St. 1940 Southeast Mo. St. 1939 Southeast Mo. St. 1938 Southeast Mo. St. 1937 Southeast Mo. St. 1936 Southeast Mo. St. 1935 Southeast Mo. St. 1934 Northwest Mo. St. 1933 Missouri State 1932 no meet 1931 Truman 1930 Truman 1929 Central Missouri 1928 Central Missouri 1927 Central Missouri 1926 Central Missouri 1925 Missouri State 1924 Missouri State

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1st SBU 36 pts.

2nd PSU 72 pts.

3rd FHSU 75 pts.

Team Results

4th MSSU 92 pts.

1 Southwest Baptist

36 3 4 Total Time: 1:50:36.26 Average: 2 Pittsburg St.

72 5 12 Total Time: 1:52:44.04 Average: 3 Fort Hays St.

75 2 15 Total Time: 1:53:01.73 Average: 4 Missouri Southern 92 7 8 Total Time: 1:53:51.96 Average: 5 Nebraska-Kearney 143 1 31 Total Time: 1:56:12.80 Average: 6 Central Missouri

146 23 26 Total Time: 1:57:06.61 Average:

6 9 22:07.26 13 18 22:32.81 17 19 22:36.35 16 25 22:46.40 32 37 23:14.56 29 30 23:25.33

SR UNK 21:02.06 JR FHSU 2 1:48.86 JR SBU 21:50.73 SO SBU 21:58.15 SR PSU 22:02.08 JR SBU 22:03.15 SR MSSU 22:08.47 SO MSSU 22:10.79 SR SBU 22:13.18 JR NWMSU 22:13.77 JR ESU 22:19.44 SO PSU 22:20.88 JR PSU 22:24.24 FR SBU 22:31.05 SR FHSU 22:32.15 SR MSSU 22:35.08 JR FHSU 22:43.69 FR PSU 22:48.80 SO FHSU 22:52.24 FR LWU 22:54.52 FR SBU 22:55.76 SO FHSU 23:04.79 SR UCM 23:06.94 SO PSU 23:08.04 SO MSSU 23:11.52 JR UCM 23:14.19 JR PSU 23:16.46 JR PSU 23:22.86 SO UCM 23:26.00 FR UCM 23:31.44 SO UNK 23:31.87 SO PSU 23:32.47 SO PSU 23:33.34

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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5th 6th T7th T7th 9th 10th 11th 12th UNK UCM UCO ESU LWU NWMSU WU LU 143 pts. 146 pts. 234 pts. 234 pts. 250 pts. 254 pts. 265 pts. 360 pts.

14 21 39

24 27 28

22 45 54

36 41 44

42 43 50

38 46 49

7 Central Oklahoma 234 33 40 Total Time: 2:02:26.29 Average: 8 Emporia State

234 11 35 Total Time: 2:04:13.22 Average: 9 Lindenwood

250 20 48 Total Time: 2:03:52.65 Average: 10 Northwest Missouri 254 10 Total Time: 2:03:55.87 Average: 11 Washburn University 265 34 51 Total Time: 2:04:58.15 Average: 12 Lincoln

360 66 69 Total Time: 2:23:08.48 Average:

47 52 24:29.26 56 60 24:50.65 58 59 24:46.53 53 61 24:47.18 55 57 24:59.63 71 76 28:37.70

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72 75

65 70 74

63 67 77

68 73

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Individual Results 1 Benesch, Morgan 2 Bonine, Shea

3 Carr, Mary

4 Morrow, Taylor

5 DeVries, Hannah

6 Fritz, Alexis

7 Torres, Cynthia

8 Provence, Christian 9 Lawson, Ashley

0 Laurenzo, Samantha 11 Schoenfeld, Emily 12 Henson, Ashton 13 Greene, Carlin

14 Pierson, Summer 15 Krzesinski, Micki 16 Harris, Emily 17 Jackson, Chelsea 18 Misse, Piper 19 Dalmasso, Sophie

20 Theisen, Anna-Lena 21 Penticuff, Stephanie 22 Gonzales, Yessenia

23 Palmowski, Jana

24 Puvogel, Jordan

25 Usher, Sarah

26 Svendsen, Nicole

27 Metzger, Christina

28 Denton, Paige

29 Rogers, Courtney

30 Clay, Jami

31 Gracia, Gabby

32 Walcott, Quinnlyn 33 Kernodle, Sara

ICHABOD TRACK AND FIELD

2016 Women's MIAA Cross Country Championship Results

34 Cramer, Elizabeth FR UNK 23:35.31 35 Snyder, Sheri FR UCO 23:36.34 36 Snell, Kaylee

FR WU 23:44.23 37 Perez, Mercy SO ESU 23:45.90 38 Jackson, Shelby FR MSSU 23:46.10 39 Dibben, Molly JR UNK 23:46.62 40 Gomez, Yesenia JR UCM 23:48.04 41 Evans, Katelyn JR SBU 24:05.32 42 Campbell, Audrey FR UCO 24:10.49 43 Gray, Sierra

SR MSSU 24:16.60 44 Stanley, Natalie FR UNK 24:16.94 45 Bacon, Zoeie FR UNK 24:17.36 46 Rienbolt, Katren SO PSU 24:26.61 47 Hill, Gabrielle FR MSSU 24:28.97 48 Roberts, Lauren JR FHSU 24:29.97 49 Boan, Stephanie SO UCM 24:31.64 50 Bond, Deven FR UCO 24:32.26 51 Brower, Kayli FR LWU 24:32.88 52 Marx, Amy SO UCM 24:34.40 53 Wellnitz, Dani FR UNK 24:35.16 54 Duarte, Jasmine FR WU 24:37.01 55 Waddell, Savannah FR UCO 24:38.12 56 Mostek, Maria SO NWMSU 24:42.86 57 Penner, Lisa

SO FHSU 24:53.89 58 LeDuc, Niki FR WU 24:56.59 59 Werner, Shelby SO MSSU 25:00.42 60 Wigginton, Christine SR UCM 25:03.40 61 Smith, Devyn FR ESU 25:06.18 62 Miller, Paige

JR WU 25:10.62 63 Brisso, Amanda SR LWU 25:11.86 64 LaPointe, Ashley JR LWU 25:17.42 65 Mora, Maricruz FR UNK 25:19.60 66 Davis, Keagan SO FHSU 25:20.45

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44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55

56 57 58 59

67 Wankum, Christina FR ESU 68 Matzen, Sassie SO NWMSU 69 Stadler, Hannah SR UCO 70 Shepherd, Melissa JR NWMSU 71 Brown, Madeline FR UCO 72 Friesen, Abby FR SBU 73 Towers, Jocie FR UNK 74 Tessa, Durnell FR FHSU 75 Most, Caitlyn JR LWU 76 Williams, Ja'Ianna FR LU 77 Coen, Sierra SO NWMSU 78 Morgan, Amanda JR FHSU 79 Uhing, Madisyn FR WU 80 Bartholomew, Jenna SO UCM 81 Williams, Willomena SR LU 82 Boone, Rachel JR UCM 83 Flores, Elyse

JR LWU 84 Baptiste, Terri FR LU 85 Wilson, Bailee SO ESU 86 Shelton, Rebecca FR WU 87 Robertson, Kelsey JR LWU 88 Blick, Nicole

FR ESU 89 Shaw, Kimona FR LU 90 Imhoff, Katie FR NWMSU 91 Clarke, Shanice SO LU

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25:23.89 25:27.66 25:29.08 25:29.52 25:30.32 25:35.50 25:41.32 25:48.16 25:55.97 26:01.35 26:02.06 26:16.98 26:29.70 26:39.80 26:49.42 26:54.85 27:07.53 27:09.79 27:37.81 28:20.20 28:33.89 29:30.60 29:30.70 29:53.40 33:37.22

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Woody Greeno Invitational

Rim Rock Collegiate Classic

Sept. 2, 2016 Bolivar, Mo.

Sept. 17, 2016 Lincoln, Neb.

Oct. 1, 2016 Lawrence, Kan.

Team Results Team 1. Southwest Baptist 2. Missouri Southern 3. Central Missouri 4. Drury 5. Washburn 6. Evangel 7. John Brown 8. Lincoln 9. Cottey College

Team Results Points 24 41 83 84 162 173 202 236 263

Total Time 1:34:37.18 1:36:28.91 1:40:03.22 1:40:05.86 1:48:46.33 1:49:19.04 1:53:35.55 2:00:34.15 2:06:19.08

Washburn Results Name 18. Kaylee Snell 28. Paige Miller 41. Jasmine Duarte 45. Niki LuDuc 62. Madisyn Uhing 70. Rebecca Shelton

Time 20:07.19 20:41.60 21:48.10 22:09.98 23:59:46 25:31.46

Team Points 17 26 34 36 49 55

Team 1. Iowa Central CC 2. Colorado College 3. Nebraska-Kearney 4. Nebraska Wesleyan 5. Benedictine (Kan.) 6. NW Missouri 7. Midland 8. Washburn 9. Iowa Western CC 10. Cloud County CC 11. York (Neb.) 12 Buena Vista

Team Results Points 50 61 69 85 98 193 213 236 242 276 311 320

Washburn Results Name 63. Kaylee Snell 86. Paige Miller 95. Jasmine Duarte 112. Niki LuDuc 145. Rebecca Shelton

Time 24:36.1 25:18.2 25:44.8 26:41.2 30:13.2

Total Time 1:45:34.60 1:46:22.50 1:47:13.50 1:58:57.10 2:00:47.80 2:04:14.30 2:07:17.40 2:07:25.80 2:16:40.80

Washburn Results Name 46. Kaylee Snell 52. Paige Miller 57. Jasmine Duarte 67. Niki LuDuc 86. Rebecca Shelton

Time 24:17.9 24:45.0 25:05.9 25:45.1 29:23.5

Team Points 29 33 38 47 58

Nov. 5, 2016 Sioux Falls, S.D.

Oct. 8, 2016 Victoria, Kan. Team Results

Team Results Points 54 88 91 126 142 154 201 204 240 265 289 319 382 386 425

Total Time 1:27:37 1:28:19 1:28:55 1:30:03 1:30:48 1:30:54 1:32:19 1:32:17 1:33:23 1:34:07 1:35:03 1:36:11 1:40:56 1:38:16 1:41:31

Washburn Results Name 85. Kaylee Snell 100. Paige Miller 104. Jasmine Duarte 124. Niki LuDuc 129. Madisyn Uhing 134. Rebecca Shelton

Team Points 28 42 46 50 70

Team Points 1. Indiana 36 2. Rice 45 3. Kansas 46 4. Central Missouri 132 5. Oral Roberts 160 6. Southeastern Oklahoma 179 7. Washburn 205 8. Rockhurst 211 9. Bacone 264

NCAA Central Regional Championships

FHSU Tiger Open

Team 1 Adams State 2 Western State 3 UC-Colo. Springs 4 Fort Hays State 5 Colorado College 6 Pittsburg State 7 Colo. Christian 8 Fort Lewis 9 Oklahoma Christian 10 Nebraska-Kearney 11 South Dakota Mines 12 Newman 13 Emporia State 14 Chadron State 15. Washburn

Total Time 1:55:27 1:57:58 1:57:37 1:59:44 2:00:45 2:06:07 2:08:26 2:12:34 2:14:45 2:18:58 2:23:25 2:29:58

Time 19:20.9 19:47.0 19:51.4 20:58.0 21:33.6 22:57.6

Team Points 68 79 83 96 99 102

Team 1. U-Mary 2. Minnesota-Duluth 3. Southwest Baptist 4. Fort Hays St. 5. Pittsburg St. 6. Winona State 7. Msu-Moorhead 8. Augustana 9. Missouri Southern 10. Minnesota State 11. Central Missouri 12. St. Cloud State 13. Nebraska-Kearney 14. East Central 15. Northern State 16. Harding

Points 60 94 121 143 176 193 198 202 202 304 326 334 334 345 387 425

Total Time 1:44:15.58 1:45:39.97 1:47:58.34 1:48:19.47 1:49:26.15 1:49:48.78 1:49:00.73 1:49:31.26 1:49:54.37 1:52:10.02 1:52:34.42 1:52:18.15 1:52:10.41 1:52:41.08 1:54:06.43 1:54:52.46

Team Points 17. Sioux Falls 426 18. Central Oklahoma 601 19. NW Missouri 604 20. Southeastern Oklahoma 612 21. SW Minnesota St. 615 22. Minot State 641 23. Washburn 644 24. Southwestern Oklahoma 691 25. Southern Nazarene 701 26. Arkansas Tech 710 27. Southern Arkansas 736 28. Lindenwood 769 29. Bemidji State 829 30. Concordia-St. Paul 858 31. Wayne St. 874 32. Upper Iowa 897

Total Time 1:54:28.17 1:58:43.53 1:59:12.36 1:59:23.70 1:59:29.74 2:01:36.44 2:00:03.16 2:01:37.90 2:02:19.30 2:01:40.19 2:02:59.36 2:03:37.96 2:05:54.86 2:07:16.00 2:09:36.29 2:11:39.06

Washburn Results Name 91. Kaylee Snell 113. Paige Miller 126. Jasmine Duarte 146. Niki LuDuc 183. Madisyn Uhing

Time 22:58.12 23:28.26 23:46.03 24:20.0 25:30.75

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1st MSSU 42 pts.

2nd NWMSU 72 pts.

3rd PSU 114 pts.

4th FHSU 132 pts.

Team Results

1. Missouri Southern 42 1 5 Total Time: 2:05:33.26 Average: 2. Northwest Missouri 72 2 4 Total Time: 2:06:41.03 Average: 3. Pittsburg St. 114 10 12 Total Time: 2:08:37.19 Average: 4. Fort Hays St.

132 9 24 Total Time: 2:09:11.46 Average: 5. Southwest Baptist 135 7 14 Total Time: 2:09:05.67 Average:

8 13 25:06.66 6 28 25:20.21 18 29 25:43.44 30 31 25:50.30 25 40 25:49.14

5th SBU 135 pts.

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45 47 55

38 51 53

49 56 63

6th UNK 145 pts.

7th LWU 159 pts.

8th WU 193 pts.

9th UCM 216 pts.

6. Nebraska-Kearney 145 11 19 Total Time: 2:09:23.44 Average: 7. Lindenwood

159 16 26 Total Time: 2:10:09.53 Average: 8. Washburn University 193 3 22 Total Time: 2:12:05.74 Average: 9 Un. of Central Mo. 216 17 43 Total Time: 2:11:39.31 Average: 10 Emporia State 221 21 33 Total Time: 2:12:22.80 Average:

34 37 25:52.69 27 36 26:01.91 39 61 26:25.15 48 50 26:19.87 41 62 26:28.56

10th ESU 221 pts.

44 46 52

54 57 66

68 69 70

58 59 60

64 65 67

Individual Results 1. Kiprop, Vincent SO MSSU 24:17.98 2. Clews-Proctor, Brayden SO NWMSU 24:40.73 3. Klemz, Jacob FR WU 24:46.80 4. Zimmer, Nolan SR NWMSU 24:50.53 5. Renteria, Cristobal SR MSSU 25:03.91 6. Cunningham, Wick SR NWMSU 25:12.14 7. Burch, Jacob

SR SBU 25:12.51 8. Rush, William JR MSSU 25:15.08 9. Wineinger, Troy SR FHSU 2 5:15.45 10. Adamson, Jonathan S R PSU 25:16.39 11. Landrigan, Jahn SR UNK 25:19.50 12. Kromminga, Colby SR PSU 25:26.45 13. Shanahan, Mike FR MSSU 25:26.58 14. Fenske, Terry JR SBU 25:27.50 15. Berry, Cody FR MSSU 25:29.71 16. Doce, Ero SO LWU 25:33.73 17. Frazier, Ian

JR UCM 25:35.88 18. Fonseca, Dominick SO PSU 25:38.05 19. Fields, Andrew JR UNK 25:38.71 20. Haltom, Jared SO MSSU 25:39.04 21. Newkirk, Brian JR ESU 25:39.19 22. Keter, Kelvin JR WU 25:43.18 23. Kiptoo, Nickson FR MSSU 25:45.22 24. Thomas, Jacob SR FHSU 2 5:47.87 25. Inman, Jeremy SO SBU 25:49.74 26. Broadbooks, Jerod SO LWU 25:53.64 27. Crowe, Austin FR LWU 25:54.64 28. Phipps, Brandon JR NWMSU 25:54.80 29. Rodgers, Andrew SR PSU 25:57.22 30. Rahmeto, Feysel SR FHSU 2 5:59.35 31. Werth, Layton SO FHSU 26:01.75 32. Grundmayer, Tim SR NWMSU 26:02.83 33. LaRoche, Thomas JR ESU 26:03.36

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34. Hansen, Corbin FR UNK 35. Anger, Joe SR NWMSU 36. Cernik, Colin SR LWU 37. Burkey, Shane FR UNK 38. Carmona, Oscar JR FHSU 39. Hockenbury, Tanner FR WU 40. Furtkamp, Travis JR SBU 41. Taylor, Aaron SO ESU 42. Harley, Johnny SR NWMSU 43. Hughes, Ty JR UCM 44. Wirth, Cody JR UNK 45. Wilson, Matthew FR PSU 46. Clausen, Tejai FR UNK 47. Burson, Alexander JR PSU 48. Howard, Justin JR UCM 49. Murphy, Jonathan JR SBU 50. Miller, Zac SO NWMSU 51. Sporleder, Ben SO UCM 52. Barco, Israel SO FHSU 53. Masco, Ty FR UNK 54. Crum, Kaleb FR FHSU 55. Elgin, Brock SR FHSU 56. Staebell, Travis SR LWU 57. Burlingame, Peyton FR PSU 58. Wiegert, Trevor JR UNK 59. Dickerson, Ty SO PSU 60. Chabrecek, Thomas JR SBU 61. Rogers, Jacob FR FHSU 62. Es Salmouny, Omar JR LWU 63. Larsen, Austin SO UCM 64. Froebe, Kenny JR UCM 65. Calvert, Isaac SO UCM 66. Hartzell, Ethan SO PSU

26:03.93 26:04.81 26:05.64 26:05.89 26:07.04 26:07.12 26:08.03 26:08.48 26:08.82 26:09.29 26:15.41 26:19.08 26:22.13 26:24.88 26:25.12 26:27.89 26:30.36 26:32.36 26:34.32 26:34.49 26:37.21 26:37.91 26:41.87 26:42.93 26:47.93 26:48.91 26:51.57 26:52.94 26:55.88 26:56.66 26:57.98 26:58.47 26:59.65

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67. Ray, Nicholas FR PSU 27:05.49 68. Stansbury, Jake SR NWMSU 27:06.25 69. Castro, Issac FR WU 27:07.02 70. Sams, Gabe SO ESU 27:09.48 71. James, Tayler

JR UNK 27:18.85 72. Colner, Brandon FR SBU 27:22.01 73. Knoll, Grant SO ESU 27:22.29 74. Seise, Tucker SR SBU 27:24.30 75. Mosier, Brian SR ESU 27:32.15 76. Drendel, Ryan SO MSSU 27:36.01 77. Jones, Will

JR UNK 27:41.06 78. Basinski, Chris JR UCM 27:43.20 79. Skopec, Seth FR UCM 27:48.16 80. Roths, Lucas FR FHSU 27:49.32 81. Schneider, Brandon SR UCM 27:51.76 82. McKinley, Zach SO LWU 27:54.59 83. Bosley, Cole SO ESU 27:59.87 84. Gakuru, Duncan FR SBU 28:15.21 85. Duncan, Cole FR WU 28:21.62 86. Johnson, Luke SO MSSU 28:22.71 87. Frazier, Jack

FR NWMSU 28:24.60 88. Castillo, Joaquin FR LWU 29:09.89 89. Golightley, Bryce JR WU 29:27.14 90. Moes, Caleb FR ESU 29:37.67 91. Reyes, Tristan FR WU 29:41.54 92. Gulick, Brycen FR WU 29:45.22

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Rim Rock Collegiate Classic

Sept. 2, 2016 Bolivar, Mo.

Sept. 17, 2016 Lincoln, Neb.

Oct. 1, 2016 Lawrence, Kan.

Team Results Team 1. Missouri Southern 2. Central Missouri 3. Southwest Baptist 4. Drury 5. Washburn 6. John Brown 7. William Woods 8. Evangel

Team Results Points 15 78 83 106 130 166 179 218

Total Time 2:00:22.08 2:07:18.20 2:07:31.19 2:08:57.46 2:12:21.56 2:14:44.30 2:16:51.47 2:21:56.38

Washburn Results Name 7. Jacob Klemz 18. Tanner Hockenburry 20. Issac Castro 54. Bryce Golightley 66. Cole Duncan 68. Bryce Gulick 69. Tristan Reyes

Time 24:32.96 25:36.71 25:42.33 27:43.36 28:46.20 29:10.21 29:30.87

Team Points 6 17 18 41 48 49 50

Team 1. Iowa Central CC 2. NW Missouri 3. Nebraska-Kearney 4. Nebraska Wesleyan 5. Colorado College 6. Northwestern (Iowa) 7. Washburn 8. Cloud County CC 9. Benedictine (Kan.) 10. Team X 11. Midland 12. Iowa Western CC 13. LRC Racing 14. York (Neb.) 15. Buena Vista 16. UNL Running Club

Team Results Points 34 55 95 129 196 209 230 235 239 273 278 294 323 403 455 462

Washburn Results Name 20. Jacob Klemz 86. Kelvin Ketter 87. Issac Castro 109. Tanner Hockenburry 157. Bryce Golightley 158. Cole Duncan 193. Bryce Gulick

Time 26:29.6 28:18.4 28:19.2 28:51.3 30:12.0 30:15.1 32:07.2

Points 23 42 98 110 144 148 192

Total Time 2:01:32.80 2:02:47.50 2:08:45.50 2:10:21.10 2:14:11.60 2:14:14.50 2:21:51.90

Name 16. Jacob Klemz 46. Kelvin Ketter 52. Tanner Hockenburry 58. Issac Castro 77. Bryce Golightley 81. Cole Duncan 84. Bryce Gulick

Time 24:58.0 26:32.6 26:43.4 27:06.6 28:51.0 29:25.2 31:16.6

Team Points 14 25 29 33 43 45 46

Washburn Results

Team Points 9 42 43 55 81 82 94

Nov. 5, 2016 Sioux Falls, S.D.

Oct. 8, 2016 Victoria, Kan. Team 1. Adams State 2. Western State 3. West Texas A&M 4. Nebraska-Kearney 5. Colorado Mesa 6. Fort Lewis 7. Fort Hays St. 8. Oklahoma Christian 9. Chadron State 10. Pittsburg St. 11. Missouri Valley 12. Newman 13. St. Mary (Kan.) 14. Emporia St. 15. Washburn 16. Colo. Christian 17. Colorado College 18. Cameron 19. South Dakota Mines

Points 45 58 98 173 188 215 234 236 254 268 294 304 346 365 401 431 440 480 484

Total Time 2:03:03 2:03:09 2:04:06 2:06:46 2:07:13 2:07:38 2:08:21 2:08:03 2:08:25 2:09:07 2:09:18 2:09:53 2:11:01 2:11:01 2:13:58 2:12:53 2:13:45 2:13:54 2:14:59

Name 41. Jacob Klemz 46. Kelvin Ketter 114. Tanner Hockenburry 127. Issac Castro 172. Cole Duncan 173. Tristan Reyes 176. Bryce Gulick

Time 25:24.2 25:30.8 26:43.3 26:53.0 29:26.4 29:55.3 30:25.5

Team Points 35 39 93 103 131 132 133

Washburn Results

Team 1. Indiana 2. Kansas 3. Rice 4. Bacone 5. Washburn 6. Central Missouri 7. Oral Roberts

NCAA Central Regional Championships

FHSU Tiger Open

Team Results

Total Time 2:10:59 2:13:24 2:16:38 2:18:16 2:21:22 2:21:48 2:22:11 2:27:23 2:23:06 2:25:00 2:24:56 2:25:39 2:28:42 2:32:54 2:41:04 2:40:50

Team Results Team 1. Augustana 2. Missouri Southern 3. NW Missouri 4. Msu-Moorhead 5. Lindenwood 6. Nebraska-Kearney 7. East Central 8. Fort Hays St. 9. Minnesota-Duluth 10. U-Mary 11. Southwest Baptist 12. Harding 13. Minnesota State

Points 65 68 83 147 201 204 228 262 266 316 321 328 344

Total Time 2:37:33.17 2:36:28.46 2:38:14.86 2:40:30.91 2:42:17.11 2:41:35.43 2:42:18.27 2:43:23.20 2:43:03.21 2:44:35.11 2:44:08.99 2:45:00.66 2:45:17.09

Team 14. Central Missouri 15. Pittsburg St. 16. Washburn 17. Emporia St. 18. Sioux Falls 19. Southern Arkansas 20. Southern Nazarene 21. Concordia-St. Paul 22. Winona State 23. Wayne St. 24. SW Minnesota St. 25. Minot State

Points 353 374 402 459 476 505 520 524 573 666 688 701

Total Time 2:45:18.78 2:45:32.66 2:47:41.99 2:47:29.60 2:47:50.50 2:49:34.78 2:51:42.99 2:49:40.02 2:51:40.04 2:57:50.46 2:56:04.86 3:10:35.83

Washburn Results Name 5. Jacob Klemz 27. Kelvin Ketter 103. Tanner Hockenburry 109. Issac Castro 163. Cole Duncan

Time 31:15.00 32:07.55 33:36.77 33:43.61 36:59.06

Team Points 5 27 102 108 160

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NCAA Central National Championships Nov. 19, 2016 St. Leo, Fla.

Team Results Team Points 1 Adams State 54 2 Grand Valley St. 79 3 Colorado Mines 153 4 Chico State 166 5 Alaska Anchorage 222 6 Western State 235 7 Missouri Southern 283 8 Cal Poly Pomona 311 9 CSU-Pueblo 322 10 Saginaw Valley 330 11 Academy of Art 333

Team Points 12 Augustana (S.D.) 334 13 Southern Indiana 347 14 Hillsdale 364 15 Cal Baptist 377 16 Shippensburg 401 17 Lewis 425 18 Lee (Tenn.)

525 19 NW Missouri 529 20 West Texas A&M 532 21 MSU Moorhead 546 22 American Int’l 574

Team Points 23 Lock Haven 589 24 Stonehill 631 25 Mount Olive 644 26 Florida Southern 656 27 Saint Leo 669 28 Edinboro 722 29 Mars Hill 770 30 Bentley 792 31 Queens (N.C.) 832 32 Concord 864

Washburn Results Name Time 58. Jacob Klemz 31:34.9

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Washburn Indoor Track and Field Records Men’s Record Book Event Name 60 Meters Millage Gilbert 400 Meters Mike Roy 800 Meters Jim Hernandez 60-Meter Hurdles Mike Roy Mile Jim Hernandez Mile Relay Names Unknown Long Jump Steve Haynes Triple Jump Riggins Shot Put Rick Weissback Pole Vault Greg Brungardt

Year 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980

Mark 6.25 54.4 1:56.80 8.41 4:40.10 3:38.00 22-11.00/6.985m 43-9.00/13.335m 53-1.50/16.19m 12-6.00/3.81m

Discontinued Event Records Event Name 300 Meters Millage Gilbert 600 Meters Jim Hernandez 880 Yards Jim Hernandez 1000 Meters Jim Hernandez 220-Meter Hurdles Harold Woods

Year 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980

Mark 33.40 1:14.90 4:59.0 2:20.00 27.9

Year 1980 1980 1980 1981 1981

Mark 7.68 1:04.50 2:33.61 12-8.00/3.86m 33-9.00/10. 285m

Year 1980 1981 1980 1981 1980 1980

Mark 29.18 1:08.50 2:47.20 12:14.6 8.8 31.40

Women’s Record Book Event Name 60 Meters Pam Blackwell 400 Meters Pam Blackwell 800 Meters Jean Woellhof Long Jump Kim Campbell Shot Put Kim Campbell

Discontinued Event Records Event Name 220 Yards Pam Blackwell 440 Yards Jill Smith 880 Yards Jean Woellhof 2-Mile Cerhon 60-Meter Hurdles Pam Blackwell 220-Meter Hurdles Pam Blackwell

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Event Name 100 Meters Millage Gilbert 200 Meters Wes Warrick 400 Meters Millage Gilbert 800 Meters Jim Hernandez 1500 Meters Tom Scott 4x100-Meter Relay Woods, Warrick, Haynes, Gilbert 4x400-Meter Relay Hamilton, Woods, Gilbert, Hernandez Sprint Medley Relay Harrison, Sneed, Maloney, Littrell Distance Medley Relay Meyer, Shrick, Rude, Spade High Jump Art Carder

Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus Javelin Pole Vault

Pat Murphy Pat Dupree Larry Irwin Pat Dupree Rick Weissbeck Jim Cain Bob Denson Doug Snyder

Discontinued Event Records Event Name 100 Yards Roger Nyfeler

Alonzo Harrison 220 Yards Everett Lewis 440 Yards Milton Peterson 880 Yards Tim Davis Mile Luke Littrell 3 Mile Greg Anderson 120-Meter Hurdles Charles Anderson

Roger Underwood 440-Meter Hurdles Randy Shrick 4x100-Yard Relay Gilbert, Haynes, Schmidt, Woods Mile Relay Moore, Trainor, Routledge, Davis 2-Mile Relay Rude, Richstatter, Spade, Meyer

Year 1980 1980 1979 1980 1977 1980 1980 1974 1974 1954 1976 1976 1963 1975 1980 1960 1960 1972

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Mark 10.80 22.10 50.73 1:52.80 3:57.00 43.20 3:21.90 3:30.00 10:32.00 6-8.00/2.03m

24-5.50/7.45m 49-3.75/15.03m 55-9.50/17.005m 162-4.00/49.48m 235-0.00/71.62m 14-6.00/4.42m

Year 1962 1974 1959 1965 1969 1975 1974 1960 1967 1971 1979 1968 1971

Mark 9.50 21.40 49.50 1:53.30 4:16.00 14:50.70 14.70 53.40 44.85 3:21.50 7:59.00

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Event Name 100 Meters Vicki Horst Phillips 200 Meters Vicki Horst Phillips 400 Meters Pam Blackwell 800 Meters Jean Woellhof 1500 Meters Jean Woellhof 400-Meter Hurdles Pam Blackwell High Jump Debbie Zerger Long Jump Janet McCart Shot Put Janet McCart Discus Janet McCart Javelin Kim Campbell

Year Mark 1977 12.75 1978 26.02 1980 59.31 1980 2:26.10 1980 5:31.40 1980 1:03.50 1979 5-4.00/1.625m 1978 17-2.00/5.23m 1978 38-11.00/11.86m 1978 125-6.00/38.25m 1980 130-6.00/39.78m

Discontinued Event Records Event Name 100 Yards Vicki Horst Phillips 220 Yards Vicki Horst Phillips 440 Yards Leslie Peach 100-Meter Hurdles Pam Blackwell 4x110-Yard Relay Horst Phillips, Hoge, McCart, Peach 4x220-Yard Relay Horst Phillips, Hoge, McCart, Peach Mile Relay Zerger, Hartwell, Woellhof, Blackwell

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Bill Adkins Ed Alford Greg Anderson Charles Anderson Leland Andres Alan Apel

1958-60 1980 1971-74 1959-62 1958 1978-79

Bob Baker Dennis Baranski Mike Barber Larry Barngrover Roger Barth Roy Berry Jon Bingesser Dwight Blackwood Ralph Bowen Charles Brehm Elsbery Broadnax Bob Brooks Eugene Brooks Jerry Brown Jerry Brown Jerry Brown Eldon Brumbaugh Greg Brungardt Bryce Brunton Roland Burke Mickey Burke David Burns Gus Burton

1952 1972 1981 1959 1962 1948 1958-61 1952-55 1954 1951-54 1962 1952-53 1947-48 1960 1959 1958-60 1950-51 1980-81 1970 1948-50 1947 1976-78 1951

Matt Cahill Jim Cain Bob Calder Art Carder Rudy Carnes Chat Carruthers Ron Champlin John Chappell Rod Chilson Callen Christlieb Jack Clanton Ed Clark Wesley Clark Roy Cockerham Don Concannon Dale Copp Joe Copp Dick Cotton Mike Coulson Brent Cripps

1981 1956-60 1969-72 1954-57 1952 1970 1958 1957 1973 1955-57 1962-63 1972-73 1966-67 1967 1949-51 1974 1958 1954 1970 1977

Bob Davenport Mark Davis Ted Davis Albert Davis George Davis Bob Denson Robert Denson Larry Diedicker Art Dillon Addison Downey Chet Duncan Pat DuPree

1952 1980 1966-69 1964 1949-50 1960 1957-59 1967-1969 1958 1950-52 1954-56 1973-76

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Harry Felker Dwight Fenton Scott Ferrell Steve Finesilver Jere Finson Leonard Fisher Art Fletcher Morley Fraser Robert French

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Paul Garrett Gary Gettler Millage Gilbert Jim Gilbert Jack Gladson Wayne Glassburner Virgil Graham Richard Graham Mike Green Irvin Green Jack Grotewohl

1973 1955-56 1978-80 1947-49 1970 1959 1968 1963-65 1967-68 1963 1951-52

Russell Haden Leroy Harmon Dan Harris Alonzo Harrison Ron Harrison Warren Harrod Greg Hayes Brooke Haynes Steve Haynes Joe Hein Cory Heiniger Skip Herd James Hernandez Ronnie Hicks Al Hicks Jeff Hill John Hossfeld Bill Howard Mike Hunninghake

1961 1947-48 1964 1971-74 1963 1954 1976 1981 1979-1980 1950 1975-76 1972 1980 1976 1954 1966 1962-63 1979 1971

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Jim Ingenthron Larry Irwin Jerry James Jack Jensen Wayne Jones Joe Kelly Robert Kimball Glenn Kippes Ted Koch Lou Kreiser Louis Kreiser Joe Kush

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Robert Ladner Burrell Landes Doug Leikam Randy Leimer Spencer Letcher Everett Lewis Lawrence Littrell Fred Llaverias Fred Llaverias Kevin Long

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Lloyd Mairs Mike Maloney Don Marriott Gary Martin Roger Massey Roland May Dennis Mayo Elmer McAferty Russell McClanahan Russell McClanahan Kevin McCormick Larry McGrath Dave McKee Dave McKee Ed McKernan John Meggs Ernie Meis Bill Merrill Bob Meyer Jeff Miller Steve Miller Jim Monk Mike Moore Richard Moore Michael Morgan Dennis Morrow Bill Muncy Patrick Murphy Pat Murphy Robert Murphy Larry Myers

1950-53 1972-75 1962-65 1981 1964 1949-50 1965 1951-53 1962 1961-62 1969-70 1952 1971 1970-71 1957 1949-50 1951 1966-67 1971 1978 1976 1981 1980 1968-69 1975 1964 1961-63 1977 1975-76 1961 1956-57

Harold Nell Charles Nelson Charles Nelson Dennis Newton Dirk Nicklin Dirk Nicklin Bruce Noe Harold Noll Roger Nyfeler Roger Nyfeler

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Ralph Pagel John Palace Milton Patterson Jerry Perkins Joe Perron Gene Pettey Charlie Pettway Rickie Pheiffer Kent Price Melvin Quarles Bill Quick

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Jerry Reichart Bill Reichert Jim Reilly Jim Reist Marvin Renner Marvin Renner Marvin Renner A. L. Reynolds John Richardson Jerry Richardson Garland Richardson Wade Robertson

1974 1947 1965 1961-64 1975 1971-72 1963 1974 1980 1976 1959 1947-50 1953-56 1981 1982 1969 1968-69 1967 1955 1966-67 1957 1950-53 1958

Dave Robinson Roy Rodman Larry Rodrick Leonard Rogers Loren Rosson Lee Routledge Mike Roy Bob Russell Bob Russell

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Art Schaaf Mayo Schmidt Austin Schnacke Randy Schrick Norman Schwartz Tom Scott Paul Scoville Marty Serbick Bob Shaw Richard Sheahon Gary Sims Darrell Smith Kenneth Smith Sharp Smith Bill Sneed Doug Snyder Marshall Spade Kerry Spiker Doug Sprowls Larry Stambaugh Don Stambaugh Doug Stanley Larry Starbuck George Steen Don Stroud Richard Swartz

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Clarence Taylor Fred Thomas Spencer Thomas Lloyd Thornburg

1975 1975 1972-73 1969

Roger Underwood

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Charles Vaughn Bill Vaughn

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Dan Wagner Dick Walraven Wes Warrick George Warrick Richard Weissbeck Bob Welcher Paul Welter Roger Williamson Robert Witts Harold Woods Howard Woodson Norman Wright Robert Wright Steve Zeller Rod Zoman

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Cindy Boutwell Pam Blackwell Kim Campbell Anne Ehrsam

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Kathy Hartwell Susan Hoge Vicki Horst-Phillips

1979 1980 1979-81 1977 1980 1978 1977-78

Jan Littleton Janet McCart Judy Olejnik Kim Ostgren Leslie Peach Vicki Phillips

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Jill Smith

1978

Jean Woellhof

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Susan Zimbelman Debbie Zerger Susan Zimbelman

1987 1980 1977-79 1979-80 1979

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Bob Denson 1960

Chet Duncan 1955

Harold Noll 1965

Kenneth Reeves 1953

1930 Haskell Track meet

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• Washburn has an enrollment of 6,973 with more than 1,000 faculty and staff as part of a 15:1 undergraduate student to faculty ratio.

• 40 percent of the undergraduate classes have fewer than 20 students.

• Washburn offers more than 200 programs leading to certification, associates, bachelor and master’s and juris doctorate degrees throughout the College of Arts and Sciences and the schools of Applied Studies, Business, Law and Nursing.

• More than 1,200 degrees and certificates are awarded annually.

• More than $70 million in financial aid is available to students annually.

• The Washburn University Foundation assets of approximately $152 million rank second in the state on a per-student basis.

• Each year, more than 1,000 students participate in internship opportunities to gain hands-on experience in a professional work environment prior to graduation.

• The Ichabod. Washburn’s mascot honors the school’s early benefactor, Ichabod Washburn, a Massachusetts industrialist.

The original design of the studious-looking, tuxedo-clad figure was created in 1938 by Bradbury Thompson (ba ‘34).

Dr. Jerry B. Farley University President In 1997, Jerry Farley became the 14th president of Washburn University, following an extensive career in finance and business affairs at several other higher education institutions. Previously, Farley held positions as the vice president of community relations and economic development and vice president for administration at the University of Oklahoma where he was the chief fiscal responsible for a budget of more than one half billion dollars. He was also the chief financial officer at the University of Oklahoma’s Health Sciences Center and at Oklahoma State University at Stillwater.

Farley holds an undergraduate degree in finance and accounting, a master’s of business administration degree and a doctorate in higher education administration, all from the University of Oklahoma. He is a certified public accountant and has been the president and chairman of the board of several state and national professional organizations. He has authored or co-authored numerous articles and books on finance and accounting.

Serving on local and state boards has always been a priority for Farley.

He currently or previously, served on the Heartland Visioning, Red Cross, American Cancer Society, United Way, local and state Chambers of Commerce and economic development corporations, including Go Topeka.

He is the recipient of numerous awards for outstanding contributions in public service, accounting, and higher education.

Academic Programs

Washburn offers more than 200 programs leading to certification, associate, bachelor, master’s and juris doctor degrees through the College of Arts and Sciences and the schools of Applied Studies, Business, Law and Nursing.

Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Programs Art (BA) / (BFA) Art Education (BFA) Art History (BA) / (BFA) Mass Media (BA) Contemporary Journalism Creative Advertising Film /Video Public Relations Music (BA) Music Education (BM) General Instrumental Vocal Music Performance (BM) Brass, Strings, Percussion, and Woodwinds Piano Performance Organ Performance Voice Theatre (BA) Education & Kinesiology Early Childhood Education (AA) Elementary Education (BEd) P – 12 Licensure Level Physical Education (BEd) Art (BFA) Music (BM) French (BA) German (BA) Spanish (BA) Secondary Concentration Area Biology (BA and/or BS) Chemistry (BA and/or BS) English (BA) History (BA)

Mathematics (BA) Kinesiology (BA) (BEd) (BS) Athletic Training (BS) Exercise Physiology Physical Therapist Assistant Sport Management Flexible Option

Specialization Pure Mathematics Secondary Education Natural Science & Mathematics (AA) Physics (BA) Physics (BS) Computational Physics (BS)

Humanities Communication Studies (BA) English (BA) Literature Writing

Social Sciences Anthropology (BA) Economics (BA) History (BA) Secondary Education Political Science (BA) Public Administration (BPA) Public & Non Profit Management (C) Psychology (BA) Sociology (BA)

Secondary Education Humanities & Creative Performing Arts (AA) Modern Languages (BA) French German Spanish Secondary Education Philosophy (BA) Religious Studies (BA) Natural Sciences & Mathematics Biochemistry (BA) (BS) Biology (BA) (BS) Secondary Education Chemistry (BA) (BS) Secondary Education Computer Information Science (AA) (BA) (BS) Forensic Chemical Science (BS) General Science (BS) Laboratory Science (AS) Mathematics (BA) (BS) Actuarial Science

Interdisciplinary Studies Integrated Studies (BIS) Kansas Studies (Minor Only) Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino/a Studies Peace Studies (Minor Only) Women’s Studies (Minor Only) Applied Studies Undergraduate Programs Associate of Arts (AA) Business Bookkeeping and Accounting – WU Tech Criminal Justice Culinary Arts – WU Tech Legal Office – WU Tech Legal Studies Medical Office – WU Tech Office Administration – WU Tech

Graphics Technology – WU Tech Human Services Associate of Science (AS) Advanced System Technology – WU Tech Auto Collision – WU Tech Automotive Service Technician – WU Tech Building Technology – WU Tech Cabinet and Mill Work – WU Tech Climate and Energy Control Tech – WU Tech Commercial and Heavy Construction – WU Tech Computer Repair and Networking – WU Tech Diesel Mechanics – WU Tech Electrical Tech – WU Tech Electronic Technology Health Information Technology Machine Tool – WU Tech Occupational Therapy Assistant Physical Therapist Assistant Radiologic Technology Respiratory Therapy Surgical Technology – WU Tech Technical Drafting – WU Tech Welding – WU Tech Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Human Services Technology Administration Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) Clinical Laboratory Science Health Services Administration Medical Imaging

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (BSCJ) Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies (BLS) Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Certificates Addiction Counseling Computed Tomography Diagnostic Medical Sonography Cardiac Sonography General Sonography Vascular Sonography Health Information Technology Coding Legal Studies Magnetic Resonance Morita Therapy Non-Profit Management Radiation Therapy Victim/Survivor Services Minors Gerontology Business Undergraduate Programs Accounting Economics – BBA Economics – BA Entrepreneurship & Innovation Finance General Business International Business Management Marketing Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

All-Time National Championships

2005 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

1987 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

1925 AAU NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NCAA Tournament Appearances (90) Women’s Basketball (17).....................................................................................................1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 ......................................................................................................................................................2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Women’s Tennis (14).......................................................... 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Men’s Golf (14).................................................................. 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Men’s Basketball (12).............................................................................1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2012 Men’s Tennis (12)...................................................................................1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012 Volleyball (13).............................................................................. 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Football (3).................................................................................................................................................................................... 2005, 2007, 2011 Softball (3).................................................................................................................................................................................... 1998, 2006, 2008 Women’s Soccer (2).................................................................................................................................................................................2006, 2008

MIAA Championships (40) Men’s Basketball (10)..................................... 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, ........................................................................2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012 Women’s Basketball (9).................................. 1993, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, ................................................................................. 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 Men’s Golf (5).................................................2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 Volleyball (5)...................................................2002, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 Men’s Tennis (4)....................................................... 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010 Women’s Tennis (4).................................................. 1991, 2000, 2004, 2011 Football (1)............................................................................................ 2005 Women’s Soccer (1)............................................................................... 2006 Softball (1)............................................................................................ 2002

Academic All-Americans since joining NCAA Division II (1990) Year Sport 1992 WTEN 1992 WTEN 1992 WBB 1993 FB 1993 SB 1993 WTEN 1993 WBB 1994 WBB 1995 FB 1999 FB 1999 SB 2000 BB 2001 BB

Name Team Jannica Beam 2nd Debbie Dumas 2nd Beth Fisher 2nd Michael Dritlein 2nd Jenny Klamm 1st Jannica Beam 1st Jannica Beam 2nd Rhonda Matzke 2nd Michael Dritlein 2nd Aaron Doonan 2nd Torrie Beauchamp 3rd Pat Colley 2nd Pat Colley 2nd

Year Sport Name Team 2003 FB Eric Taylor 2nd 2005 MGOLF Chris McGown 1st 2006 WSOC Lisa Fahey 3rd 2007 WSOC Lisa Fahey 1st 2008 FB Zach Watkins 2nd 2008 WSOC Lisa Fahey 1st 2009 MGOLF Matt Ewald 2nd 2010 VB Mollie Lacy 2nd 2011 BB Andy Petz 1st 2011 VB Mollie Lacy 1st 2013 WBB Laura Kinderknecht 2nd 2015 VB Leanna Willer 2nd 2015 VB Alyssa Carney 3rd

2015-16 MIAA Scholar Athlete Award (3.5+ Cumulative GPA and an All-MIAA Award) Zach Franklin..................................... FB Michael Miller.................................... FB Brady Skeens.................................. MBB Matt Barlow................................MTEN Blake Hunter...............................MTEN Dario Munoz-Poletti...................MTEN Alejandro Valarezo Plaza.............MTEN Samantha Carson............................ SFT

Cassidy Merriman........................... SFT Marina Quimby............................... SFT Alyssa Carney.....................................VB Sarah Vicory.......................................VB Leanna Willer....................................VB Cadence Bourne..........................WSOC Kaitlin Minnich...........................WSOC Paige Swanson.............................WSOC

2015-16 MIAA Academic Excellence Award (4.00 Cumulative GPA) Tyler Brown.................................... MBB Perry Schmiedeler.............................. FB Rachel Kulhanek.........................WSOC Paige Swanson.............................WSOC Holly Johnston........................... WTEN David Clausen.............................MTEN Lacie Myers..................................... SFT

Chantal Prester................................ SFT Jacob Head.......................................BSB Alyssa Carney.....................................VB Jade Hodge.........................................VB Samantha Carson........................WSOC Marina Quimby............................... SFT

2015-16 MIAA Academic Honor Roll (3.0 or better Cumulative GPA) Lance Barkley................. BSB Bowe Behymer............... BSB Garrett Bryant................ BSB Kyle Carnahan................ BSB Kasey Clark.................... BSB JB Eary........................... BSB Nick Frederick................ BSB David Gauntt................. BSB Jacob Head..................... BSB Brad Honeycutt.............. BSB Nick Johnston................. BSB Riley Krane..................... BSB Braden Larkey................ BSB Zach Linquist................. BSB Jacob Michalski.............. BSB Zach Macke................... BSB Maustin Otterstatter...... BSB Dan Reilly...................... BSB Brennen Rollin............... BSB Spencer Schwandt.......... BSB Payton Soicher................ BSB Rory Stewart.................. BSB Tanner Triggs................. BSB Jack Weller..................... BSB Dane Anderson.................FB Corey Ballentine................FB Bryce Chavis......................FB Conner Crimmins.............FB Riley Davis........................FB Sam Eickhoff.....................FB Kyle Emerick.....................FB Joseph Ferron....................FB Kelton Fisher.....................FB Zach Franklin....................FB

Zac Gillis...........................FB Cody Heiman....................FB William Hamilton.............FB Jacob Horner.....................FB Alvin Houston...................FB Austen Hubert...................FB Jacob Humphrey................FB Jackson Kirby.....................FB Logan Lexow....................FB Joseph Lewis.....................FB Michael Lickteig...............FB D.J. Lynn...........................FB Ian Martin.........................FB Colin McKeown................FB Marcus Meier....................FB Nathan Mikoleit................FB Michael Miller...................FB Saul Monteon....................FB Peter Pfannenstiel..............FB Perry Schmiedeler.............FB Brett Stinson.....................FB Eric Tate............................FB Greyson Thornburgh.........FB Logan Twehous.................FB Shay Wooten.....................FB Colton Anderson...........MBB Javion Blake...................MBB Tyler Brown...................MBB Tyler Chambers.............MBB Brennan Damman.........MBB Jacob Dickey..................MBB Reed Harp.....................MBB Jeremy Lickteig.............MBB Skyler Link....................MBB

Tyas Martin...................MBB Blake Mills....................MBB Brady Skeens.................MBB Heath Tucker.................MBB Tristan Abts.............MGOLF Garret Allen............MGOLF Brooks Brown..........MGOLF Ivan Amarilla...........MGOLF Brock Falley.............MGOLF Alex Green..............MGOLF Jordan Hecker.........MGOLF Justin Howard.........MGOLF Ronnie McHenry....MGOLF Carson Roberts........MGOLF Drew Sandburg.......MGOLF Justice Valdivia.........MGOLF Turner Wintz..........MGOLF Will Agritelley........... MTEN Matt Barlow.............. MTEN David Clausen........... MTEN Zachary Hampton..... MTEN Trey Horton.............. MTEN Blake Hunter............. MTEN Dario Munoz-Poletti.MTEN Todd Rillinger........... MTEN Alejandro Valarezo Plaza.....MTEN Brett White............... MTEN Samantha Carson........... SFT Nayna Fields................... SFT Erin Keeney.................... SFT Sierra Kemp................... SFT Taylor Kemp................... SFT Haylee Marsteller........... SFT Cassidy Merriman.......... SFT

Lacie Myers.................... SFT Lexie Myers.................... SFT Chantal Prester............... SFT Marina Quimby.............. SFT Alex Sweeney................. SFT Megan Stegman............. SFT Courtney Todd............... SFT Berkley White................ SFT Brianna White................ SFT Ashley Wills................... SFT Taylor Zimmerman........ SFT Kelsey Barrick................... VB Natalie Bates.................... VB Alyssa Carney................... VB Shayla Conner.................. VB McKenzie Hartzog........... VB Jade Hodge....................... VB Jordan Hoffman............... VB Callie Lowry..................... VB Paige Regnier................... VB Tatiana Schafer................. VB Taylor Selk....................... VB Carley Swan..................... VB Sarah Vicory..................... VB Leanna Willer.................. VB Cindy Demosthene...... WBB Erin Dohnalek.............. WBB KayLee Farmer............. WBB Erika Lane.................... WBB Julie Ravn..................... WBB Jayna Smith.................. WBB Madison Vargo............. WBB Makayla Vargo.............. WBB Lexi Barton............... WSOC

Cadence Bourne........ WSOC Rianan Bowser.......... WSOC Kate Combs............... WSOC Camille Denis............ WSOC Morgan El-Attrache. WSOC Marta Erice Ramos... WSOC Mackenzie Heiman... WSOC Ellie Karloff............... WSOC Michelle Keleher....... WSOC Rachel Kulhanek....... WSOC Kaitlin Minnich......... WSOC Sophia Sabala............ WSOC Kelly Schunk............. WSOC Whitney Skinner....... WSOC Kelsi Smith................ WSOC Sara Specht................ WSOC Emily Stauffer........... WSOC Paige Swanson........... WSOC Rebecca Weimer........ WSOC Presley Wiggins......... WSOC Bailey Wobig............. WSOC Nzingha Banks.......... WTEN Jodie Blackim............ WTEN Ally Burr.................... WTEN Makenna Gonzales.... WTEN Whitney Holloman... WTEN Holly Johnston.......... WTEN Jenny Krause.............. WTEN Gwen Shepler............ WTEN Laura Shkembi.......... WTEN Ashlynn Sutton......... WTEN

2015-16 Season Flashback Team Overall W-L MIAA MIAA Finish Postseason Baseball 34-20 26-13 3rd MIAA Semifinals Basketball-M 15-13 11-11 T-5th MIAA First Round Basketball-W 15-14 11-11 T-6th MIAA First Round Football 5-6 5-6 8th None Golf 113-45 35-19 5th NCAA Super Regional Soccer 5-9-5 4-5-2 T-7th MIAA First Round Softball 19-27 8-18 13th None Tennis-M 14-5 3-1 3rd MIAA First Round Tennis-W 8-13 3-7 8th MIAA First Round Volleyball 28-6 14-4 4th NCAA First Round Total 256-158-5 (.616) 120-95-2 (.557) No Titles 8 Postseasons

Cameron Babb T/F & CC (M/W)

Vanessa Becerra Softball

Bob Chipman Basketball (M)

Harley Douglas Baseball

Chris Herron Volleyball

Chris Jones Soccer

Lance Lysaught Tennis (M/W)

Ron McHenry Basketball (W)

Craig Schurig Football

Jeff Stromgren Golf

Loren Ferré Athletic Director Loren Ferré became Washburn’s director of athletics in February of 1996 after a six-year appointment at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, S.D. Ferré is a dynamic leader who has implemented many internal changes within the athletic department since arriving on campus. He has put increasing scholarships and departmental fund-raising at the top of his list.

He has been at Washburn for 33 of the 39 MIAA titles won and 76 of the 86 NCAA appearances in school history.

In 2005, Ferré was named the Central Region Athletic Director of the Year.

At Washburn, Ferré has been instrumental in the establishment of a strong Ichabod Club support team and the raising of funds for athletic scholarships.

While at BHSU, Ferré was also director of the Donald E. Young Sports Fitness Center, a 172,000 square foot, $10.2 million facility. During his Black Hills tenure, the athletics department nearly tripled its outside revenue, including large increases in ticket sales and scholarship funding. All 10 varsity teams won a conference title in his final three years.

Before joining the staff at Black Hills State, Ferré spent 17 years at the University of North Texas. He was the director of the Coliseum (1987-90) and was the associate and assistant director since 1980. He held the post of event coordinator (1978-80).

Ferré is a 1971 graduate of Texas Christian University, earning a bachelor of arts degree. He earned a master’s in journalism from North Texas in 1982.

Ferré also served a three-year term as Chair of the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball South Central Regional Chairman.

Ferré and his wife Sarah, have two daughters, Caitlin and Hope.

Athletic Director History at Washburn M.W. Axtell Dr. John Outland Garfield Weede Dr. Bob Stewart William L Driver Glen Gray Albert R. Kennedy Elmer Ernest Bearg Dwight Ream Glenn Vosburg George Woodward No AD -- position empty Elmer Ernest Bearg Elmer “Gus” Holm Dee Errickson Dick Godlove Bill Jennings Michael Sarkesian Pete Martin Ed Head Glenn Cafer Jerry Robertson Greg Staufer - Interim Richard Johanningmeier Janet Degginger - Interim Loren Ferré

1895 1904-05 1905-09 1909-10 1910-13 1913-16 1916-19 1919-21 1921-22 1922 1923-27 1927-29 1929-37 1937-42 1942-44 1944-64 1964-65 1965-73 1973-74 1974-79 1979-83 1983-88 1989-90 1990-95 1995-96 1996-pr.

Rick Attig

Cameron Babb

Dave Brown

John Burns

Gene Cassell

Eric Eisenbarth

Loren Ferre’ Athletic Director

Jessica Fey

Assistant Volleyball Coach

Karen Garrison Athletic Trainer/Clinical Education Coordinator

Kyle Gibson

Assistant Track and Field and Cross Country Coach

Gil Herrera

Chris Herron

Brent Hogan

Brenda Holaday

Matt Hundley Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Assistant Softball Coach

Head Athletic Trainer

Jeannette Luedke

Brock Luke

Lance Lysaught

Ron McHenry

Josh Osborn

Craig Schurig

Todd Stutzman

David Trupp

Assistant Track and Field Coach

Assistant Football Coach Offensive Line

Petro Facilities Coordinator

Head Track and Field and Cross Country Coach

Head Women’s Volleyball Coach

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Marketing and Special Events Coordinator

Shawn Joy

Chris Jones

Assistant Baseball Coach

Head Women’s Soccer Coach

LaRon Moore

John Mullican Sherry Newell Faculty Athletics Representative

Washburn Cheerleading Head Coach

Jeff Schwinn

Brittany Simmerman

Bruce Steinbrock

Assistant Football Coach Defensive Secondary

Assistant Football Coach Offensive Coordinator

Asst. Athletic Director/ Comliance/SWA

Assistant Athletic Director/Development

Athletic Trainer

Head Softball Coach

Sports Information Director

Athletic Business and Ticketing Manager

Assistant Football Coach Defensive Coordinator

Jason Oliveira

Kristan Olson

Asst. Sports Information/ Marketing Director

Jeff Stromgren Head Golf Coach

Athletic Trainer

Tia Stovall

Assistant Soccer Coach

Bob Chipman Harley Douglas Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Head Baseball Coach

Brette Herber Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

Elle Hutchinson

Men’s and Women’s Head Tennis Coach

Assistant Football Coach Wide Receivers Coach

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

Steve Ice

Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Head Football Coach

Director of Washburn Strength/Conditioning

Washburn Athletics Staff Directory

Area Code: 785 -- Main campus switchboard number: 785-670-1010 • General athletics number: 785-670-1134 • Athletics fax number: 785-670-1091 President Interim Vice President / Academic Affairs Vice President / Administration & Treasurer Vice President / Student Life Executive Director of Enrollment Management Director of Equal Opportunity University Counsel

University Administration Dr. Jerry Farley jerry.farley@washburn.edu 670-1556 Dr. JuliAnn Mazachek jmazachek@wufoundation.org 670-1830 Richard L. Anderson richard.anderson@washburn.edu 670-1634 Dr. Eric Grospitch eric.grospitch@washburn.edu 670-1390 Richard Liedtke richard.liedtke@washburn.edu 670-1812 Pam Foster pam.foster@washburn.edu 670-1509 Marc Fried marc.fried@washburn.edu 670-1712

Washburn Athletics Phone Numbers Director of Athletics Loren Ferré loren.ferre@washburn.edu 670-1794 Associate Director of Athletics for Development Bruce Steinbrock bsteinbrock@wufoundation.org 670-1334 Assistant Director of Athletics/SWA Brittany Simmerman brittany.simmerman@washburn.edu 670-1790 Sports Information Director Gene Cassell gene.cassell@washburn.edu 670-1791 Marketing and Special Events Coordinator Brent Hogan brent.hogan@washburn.edu 670-1333 Assistant Sports Information/Marketing Director Andrew Sogn andrew.sogn@washburn.edu 670-1948 Athletics Business Manager/Ticketing Manager Jeanette Luedke jeanette.luedke@washburn.edu 670-2637 Faculty Athletics Representative John Mullican john.mullican@washburn.edu 670-2079 Head Athletic Trainer Steve Ice steve.ice@washburn.edu 670-1753 Athletic Trainer/Athletic Training Program Director John Burns john.burns@washburn.edu 670-2155 Athletic Trainer/Clinical Education Coordinator Karen Garrison karen.garrison@washburn.edu 670-1461 Athletic Trainer Kristan Olson kristan.olson@washburn.edu 670-1921 Strength & Conditioning Coach for Football & Baseball David Trupp david.trupp@washburn.edu 670-1335 Strength & Conditioning Coach for Olympic Sports Josh Duggleby joshua.duggleby@washburn.edu 670-1331 Head Equipment Manager Ron Wessel ron.wessel@washburn.edu 670-1761 or 1338 Athletic Facilities Manager Gil Herrera gilbert.herrera@washburn.edu 670-1304 Washburn Coaching Staff

Football Head Coach Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Co-Defensive Coordiantor/Special Teams Coordinator Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line Wide Receivers / Recruiting Coordinator Defensive Backs Coach

Craig Schurig Jeff Schwinn Brock Luke Zach Watkins Eric Eisenbarth Josh Osborne LaRon Moore

craig.schurig@washburn.edu jeff.schwinn@washburn.edu brock.luke@washburn.edu zach.watkins@washburn.edu eric.eisenbarth@washburn.edu joshua.osborne@washburn.edu laron.moore@washburn.edu

670-1340 670-1798 670-1795 670-1947 670-1705 670-2730 670-1798

Women’s Soccer Head Coach Assistant Coach

Chris Jones Tia Stovall

chris.jones@washburn.edu tia.stovall@washburn.edu

670-1756 670-1756

Volleyball Head Coach Assistant Coach

Chris Herron Jessica Fey

chris.herron@washburn.edu jessica.fey@washburn.edu

670-1946 670-1987

Baseball Head Coach Assistant Coach

Harley Douglas Shawn Joy

harley.douglas@washburn.edu shawn.joy@washburn.edu

670-1793 670-1793

Softball Head Coach Assistant Coach

Brenda Holaday brenda.holaday@washburn.edu TBA

670-1797 670-1466

Men’s Basketball Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Bob Chipman Dave Brown Matt Hundley

bob.chipman@washburn.edu dave.brown@washburn.edu matt.hundley@washburn.edu

670-1355 670-1356 670-1356

Women’s Basketball Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Ron McHenry Brette Herber Todd Stutzman

ron.mchenry@washburn.edu 670-1796 brette.herber@washburn.edu 670-1462 todd.stutzman@washburn.edu 670-1930

Golf Head Coach

Jeff Stromgren

jstromgren@sbcglobal.net

670-1764

Men’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Lance Lysaught

lance.lysaught@washburn.edu

670-1757

Men’s and Women’s Track and Field and Cross Country Head Coach Cameron Babb Assistant Coach Kyle Gibson Assistant Coach Rick Attig

cameron.babb@washburn.edu 670-2902 kyle.gibson@washburn.edu 670-1212 rick.attig@washburn.edu 670-1212

Washburn athletics has some of the finest facilities in not only the MIAA but in the nation. Below is a listing of the facilities and their capacities ...

Yager Stadium at Moore Bowl • 7,200 • Home of football and soccer Lee Arena • 3,907 • Home of men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball Falley Field • 800 • Home of baseball Washburn Tennis Complex • 100 • Home of men’s and women’s tennis Washburn Softball Complex • 400 • Home of softball The Capitol Federal Savings Strength & Condition Center • A $7.2 million renovation construction project in Whiting Field House

The strength and conditioning center as well as the athletic training facilities help Washburn student-athletes be ready for the court and the field...

• The Whiting Field house expansion project was a $7.2 million renovation completed prior to the 2010-11 school year and is one of the largest training facilities in the MIAA.

• There are more than 12,000 square feet of workout space inside the weight room facility.

• There are 21 weight platforms for multiple teams to use at the same time.

• A 39-yard warm up lane made from field turf gives student athletes an area to jog and loosen up and cool down after their workouts.

• The Washburn Athletic Training center was renovated in 2012 and features a Hydroworx aquatic therapy pool along with additional therapy and injury prevention equipment and treatment options.

The Washburn track and field team currently uses Hummer Sports Park, less than 2 miles from campus, as its training facility.

• Hummer track and field facilities offer:

• 6,000 seat stadium: 4,000 home & 2,000 visitor

• Two team locker rooms each with showers, training room and coaches’ office • Concessions: both home and visitor

• Eight lane track: polyurethane surface • Lynx timing system

• Steeple Chase: south end of track • High Jump: north end zone

• Shot Put, Discus & Hammer: between track and baseball fields • Pole Vault, Long & Triple Jump: behind the visitor bleachers • Javelin: north of softball fields

Ichabods are active in the community ...

• The Washburn Student Athlete Advisory Committee holds an annual “Bowling with the Bods” event for the Special Olympics where student-athletes from every Washburn team participate. In addition, studentathletes from various teams take part in different volunteering engagements throughout the year, including: • Veteran’s Hospital • Animal Shelters

• Special Olympics

• Gear Up Topeka Soccer Camps • Food Bank Can Collection

• Lowman Hill Elementary (Topeka) School and Field Day Events • Harvesters Community Food Network

Topeka is the capital city in Kansas, and the largest among all MIAA schools with more than 125,000 people calling #TopCity home ...

• There are more than 3,500 hotel rooms and over 200 restaurants available in Topeka.

• Just minutes from the Washburn campus, the Topeka Zoo features over 250 animals and one of the first indoor tropical rain forests in the United States.

• There are many historical places to visit, including the Brown vs. Board of Education site, the State Capitol building and the Kansas Museum of History.

• Events such as the Apple Festival and Railroad Festival show off Topeka’s history, as well as events like Fiesta Mexicana, Germanfest, Juneteenth, the Mulvane Art Festival and many more that give a taste of the many diverse backgrounds we have living here.

• The Kansas Governor’s Residence is the smallest occupied governor’s residence in the United States, but sits on the largest piece of property. More than 200 acres of nature, jogging and walking trails, and ponds surround the residence and are open to the public.

• Heartland Park is a major drag racing and road racing course.

• With unique boutiques, specialty shops and the recently updated West Ridge mall, Topeka is a shopper’s paradise.

• From a late-night meal, to live music and excitement, Topeka has a variety of venues, bars and clubs to explore. Catch the big game at a sports bar with great appetizers and drink specials. Kick up your heels to country music classics on a big dance floor.

Hear the best in up-and-coming bands at a neighborhood dive bar, or take a short road trip to the casinos located just north of the city.

• Topeka gives visitors from small towns a big-city feel, while providing students from major metropolitan areas a more manageable environment.

Media Information The 2016-17 Washburn University Basketball Media Guide is intended to provide information for writers, broadcasters, sports editors, sports information personnel and fans who follow the Ichabods. Material in the guide was current as of the printing deadline of October 15, 2016. Additional information is available in the Washburn Sports Information Office and through weekly releases available to personnel from accredited media outlets covering the Ichabods and on the athletic department web site.

Directions to Schendel Court at Lee Arena Washburn University is in Topeka, Kan., at the intersection of 21st street and Washburn Avenue. Lee Arena is located inside the Petro Allied Health Center at the east edge of the Washburn campus. Parking for the facility is adjacent to Washburn Avenue.

Washburn Sports Information Office The Washburn University Sports Information Office is located in room 253 of Whiting Fieldhouse. Office hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday though Friday. Phone: 785670-1948; Fax: 785-670-1091. You may e-mail the SID office at athletics@washburn.edu.

Media Credentials and passes Media credentials are available to personnel from accredited media outlets by contacting Gene Cassell, Sports Information Director, at (785) 670-1791. Please call at least three days in advance to guarantee a seat in the press box.

Radio stations wishing to broadcast from Lee Arena should make broadcast requests through the Sports Information Office. All radio/internet broadcasts will take place in the pressbox.

Wi-Fi and a limited number of ethernet lines are available in the press box as well.

Media services include flip cards, statistics and game notes for each team. Complete stat packets will be available approximately 15 minutes after the completion of the game.

Print Media Topeka Capital-Journal Kansas City Star Salina Journal Wichita Eagle Hutchinson News Washburn Review Radio Stations AM 580 WIBW 810 WHB KMAJ 1440 AM Television Stations Kansas First News (27/49) WIBW-TB (13) Wire Services Associated Press

Interview Policies Postgame interviews with Bob Chipman and players are available to media personnel after his brief meeting with the team immediately following the game. Media will be ushered into the team meeting room from the hallway outside the locker room. Interview requests during the week on non-game days are asked to be arranged through the sports information office.

Photography/Video Guidelines Per NCAA guidelines, photographers are limited to shooting in the designated areas along the competition surface. Please contact the sports information office with questions.

Photographers without media credentials from the Washburn sports information office will be asked to leave the media area.

Ichabods on the Radio Washburn basketball games are broadcast in northeast Kansas on one of the strongest stations in the Midwest - AM580 WIBW Topeka and on KTPK 106.9 FM. Former Washburn wide receiver Jake Lebahn will provide pay by play action and Dan Lucero will add color commentary. The AM580 signal has a signal strength of six states. Select games will be broadcast on KTPK 106.9.

All Washburn games will also be broadcast on the World Wide Web at www.wusports.com by following the links to listen to the games.

Ichabods on the Internet For the most up-to-the minute coverage of Ichabods basketball on the World Wide Web, go to wusports. com, the official web site of the Washburn University Athletic Department.

In addition to updated results, statistics and game stories, you can find photos, player and coach biographies, schedule and roster information and weekly releases on the Washburn basketball program.

Web site cjonline.com kcstar.com saljournal.com wichitaeagle.com hutchnews.com washburnreview.org Web site am580wibw.com 810whb.com www.kmaj1440.com Web site ksnt.com wibw.com Web site ap.org

Contact Rick Peterson, Jr. TBA Bob Davidson Jeff Parsons Gene Schinzel Sports Editor Contact Jake Lebahn Kenny Holland Mike Manns Contact Matt Gasper Chris Lilly Contact Steve Brisendine

Washburn Sports Information Gene Cassell is in his 18th season as Washburn Sports Information Director after starting in December 1998. Cassell is a 1997 graduate from Northwest Missouri State University, where he graduated with a BS in journalism with a minor in broadcasting.

Besides overseeing the media relations of Washburn’s 18 athletic teams, he is a member of CoSIDA and Publications Contest Committee and served five years as a D2SIDA Regional Representative. He is also the regional coordinator for the Daktronics all-region volleyball team, a former member of the Don Hansen Football Gazette all-region committee and a member of the MIAA Basketball Tournament Committee.

The WU SID Office has received 115 citations for excellence for office publications, including 48 best in the nation, 36 second-place finishes and 12 best covers in the nation since arriving at Washburn.

Cassell and his wife, Regina, live in Topeka with their two sons, Jacob and Jared. Regina is the director of student publications and is a professor in the Washburn mass media department.

Jason Oliveira joined the Washburn Athletic Department in September 2016 as the Assistant Sports Information Director.

Prior to joining the Ichabods, Oliveira served as the Media Relations Assistant for the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. There he oversaw the release of national rankings and players of week selections, while also managing and designing graphics for social media.

Before arriving at the NJCAA offices, Oliveira worked as a Sports Information Graduate Assistant for Auburn University at Montgomery. There he served as the primary contact for the men and women’s tennis teams while also working with the other eight athletic programs. In addition to his statistical duties, the Nutmeg State native helped the Warhawks grow their social media presence with a campaign called 6KbyMay that reached 95 percent of its goal.

Oliveira also helped the Auburn Montgomery sports information office garner over 20 NAIA-SIDA publication and design awards with first place accolades for the 2015 softball media guide and schedule poster.

Oliveira received his Bachelor of Science in Sports Management in May 2013 from Lasell College in Newton, Massachusetts, before earning his Masters of Education in Sports Management in May 2015 from AUM. Oliveira is a native of Newington, Connecticut and resides in Topeka, Kansas.

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WA S H B U R N I C H A B O D

2 0 1 6 -1 7 T R AC K & F I E L D S C H E D U L E Indoor Season

Boo Rogers Combined Events/Crimson & Gold Invite Dec. 9-10, 2016

Pittsburg, Kan. Robert W. Plaster Center Prairie Wolf Invite 1/20/2017

Lincoln, Neb. Knight Fieldhouse

Pittsburg State Relays 1/28/2017

Pittsburg, Kan. Robert W. Plaster Center UCM Mule Relays 2/4/2017

Warrensburg, Mo. UCM Multipurpose Building MSSU Lion Den Open & Multis 2/10-11/2017 Joplin, Mo. Leggett & Platt Athletic Center/ Mercy Indoor Track KSU Steve Miller Open 2/17/2017 Manhattan, Kan. UCM Multipurpose Building MIAA Indoor Championships 2/24-26/2017

Joplin, Mo. Leggett & Platt Athletic Center/ Mercy Indoor Track

Outdoor Season

ESU Pre-Spring Break 3/17/2017

Emporia, Kan. Welch Stadium ESU Relays 4/1/2017

Emporia, KS Welch Stadium MIAA vs NSIC Showdown 4/6-8/2017 Maryville, Mo. Bearcat Stadium/ Herschel Neil Track Mt. SAC Relays 4/13-15/2017 Walnut, Calif.

Murdock Stadium Beach Invitational 4/14-15/2017 Long Beach, Calif.

Jack Rose Track Gorillas Classic 4/15/2017

Pittsburg, Kan. Carnie Smith Stadium/Prentice Gudgen Track Kansas Relays 4/21-22/2017 Lawrence, KS Rock Chalk Park MIAA Outdoor Championships 5/5-7/2017 Bolivar, Mo. Plaster Stadium MSSU Last Chance Qualifier 5/12/2017

Joplin, Mo. Fred G. Hughes Stadium ESU Twilight Qualifier 5/13/2017

Emporia, KS Welch Stadium NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships 5/25-27/2017 Bradenton, Fla. IMG Academy