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Cougar
Track & F ield
2015
Clackamas Community College
Seth Buck
Wichita State
University
Jorge Gil-Juarez
Morehead State
University
Chris Stash
Western Oregon
Tiara Fuller
Concordia Univ.
Current Alumni
The
Austin Collins
Concordia Univ.
1:49.59 800m
Brad
Prettyman
Concordia
Univ.
Clackamas
Track & Field
Class of 2014
Earned
$86,000
In
Scholarships
at
Eleven
Universities
in
Six States
Zaira Sanchez
Warner Pacific
University
Badane Sultessa
Western Oregon
University
Elizabeth Venzon
Sacramento State Univ.
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D’nara Jones
Portland State Univ.
Katie Higgins
Univ. of Wyoming
Nettie Wayne
Portland State Univ.
Cia Bywater
Concordia University
Chase Davis
Eastern
Washington
University
Cody Britt
Grand Canyon
University
Tiffany Forbito
Long Beach State
NAIA All-American
Emma Buchholz
Concordia University
Table of Contents
Schedule/Contents3
About Cross Country/History
4
About Track & Field/History
5
Coaches / Philosophy
6-9
Men’s Roster
10-15
Women’s Roster
16-20
Academic Services
21
Outstanding Alumni
22-23
Women’s All-Time Top 10
24-25
Mens’ All-Time Top 10
26-27
Head Coach: Keoni McHone
(503) 594-3273
Assistant Coaches: Danny Barley,
Drew Wasmund, Tiana Setser
Taylor Ballard, Casey Kauffman
Brett Van Asch
Athletic Director: Jim Martineau
(503) 594-3271
Athletic Secretary: Dotty Coburn
(503) 594-3043
Athletic Trainer: Kevin Arizo
(503) 594-3270
School Colors: Navy/Scarlet
School Mascot: Cougar
www.clackamascougars.com
2015 Track & Field Schedule
DateMeetLocation
January 31 Red/Blue IntersquadClackamas C. C.
February 15
UW Open Indoor
Univ. of Washington
March 7
Eric Anderson/Icebreaker
Linfield College
March 14
Saints Open
Mt. Hood Community College
March 21
Hornet Invitational
Sacramento State University
March 23-24
Linfield Multi-Events
Linfield College
April 4
Jenn Boyman Invite
Linfield College
April 10
Pacific NW Relays
Oregon City HS Stadium
April 16-18Oregon RelaysUniversity of Oregon
April 17-18
Lewis & Clark Invitational
Lewis & Clark College
April 23Titan TwilightLane Community College
April 27 - 28
NWAC Multi-Events Championships
Lane Community College
May 2 Mt. Hood Track & Field Festival
Mt. Hood Community College
May 9
Southern Region Championships
TBD
May 18-19
NWAC Championships
Spokane Falls C. C.
Clackamas Community College 19600 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City OR 97045
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About Clackamas Cross Country
With few returners from the previous year, the Cougars had a lot of questions coming into the fall season. With a somewhat up and down fall,
the cougars found success at the NWAC Championship where the men
captured 3rd place as the women finished 5th. Devin Sellers earned AllAmerican status with a 3rd place finish in the mens race. Jocelyn Barber
led the women with a 14th place finish
at the same meet.
Other highlights throughout the year
consisted of the men being runner-up
at the Southern region meet - losing the
race by a mere point. The cougars had
four men in the top ten. The women
finished 3rd with great efforts from
Angel Ardito and Kennedy Rufener.
The Clackamas women improved
substantially throughout the season as they went from last at the NWAC
preview meet to being 5th at the NWAC championship nearly a month later.
The consistent progression from Ardito, Kayla McNeeley and Rufener were key.
Headed into the spring, the Cougar distance squad is looking to improve on the
success from the fall. On the mens side Glapougbae Garmondeh, Weyekin Bill,
Alan Ekanger Pake Benthin and Jackson Baker will look to be scoring points in
the longer races as Glapoujay Garmondeh, Danny Robertson and Al Lacey will
make up the middle distance contingent.
The women’s group looks to be more diverse than the men and only time will tell which event will suit each
athlete the best. That said, Barber, McNeeley and Ardito will most likely look to be scoring points in the
longer races as Becky Ponnay and Rufener will provide the cougars with a great 1-2 punch in the middle distance
events. Sara Cass is a new addition to the squad. She previously competed for Sandy High School.
Like this past fall, there are questions to be
answered. Many new faces and high
expectations. Only Robertson (8th in the
800, 6th in the 1500), Ekanger (2nd place in
2014 steeplechase) Rufener (5th place in 2014
steeplechase) and Benthin (2nd in the 5k) have
NWAC championship experience. The current
squad will look to continue the strong long
distance tradition of the past.
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About Clackamas Track & Field
The 2014 track and field season had many highlights. The women and men placed
third at the NWAC Championships. The Cougars broke four outdoor
school records, had twenty-seven outdoor top ten alltime performances, five NWAC Champions and
twenty-one All-Americans. There were also two
13’ 1” Pole Vault
indoor school records broken along with nine
indoor top five performances. The women’s team was one of the
most talented to come through Clackamas. The jumps crew was 5’ 7” High Jump
17’ 9” Long Jump
arguably the best in the country with women that triple jumped 38’
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4”, 37’ 3”, 37’ 1”, 36’ 1”, and 35’ 4”. They also produced individual top
marks of 19’ 4”, 17’ 11”, 17’ 10”, 17’ 6”, and 16’ 4” in the long jump. The
pole vaulters went 13’ 1 ½”, 10’, and 9’ 6”. The top high jumper went 5’ 7 ¼”. The sprints crew was successful with Jordyn Searle running 12.06 for the 100. D’nara
Jones ran 25.09 in the 200, which was a 2.1 second improvement from the previous year.
The women’s sprint crew also put out a 48.26 in the 4 x100m relay, which narrowly
missed the school record. Elizabeth Venzon’s school record performance
in the heptathlon was also the second best heptathon score ever at the
NWAC Championships with 4905 points, which would have placed her
eighth at the Pac-12 Championships. The throwers put up some notable
marks in the javelin with Josie Elsenbaumer throwing 143’ 11”, and Tianna
Ybarra throwing 133’ 2”. Sasha Gonzalez ran 18:31 in the 5k, which was a minute faster than what she ran the previous year in high school cross
country. Tiffany Richeson was not only the top rated junior
17’ 6” Long Jump
37’ 3” Triple Jump college pole vaulter last year but set a new school record in
the 100 hurdles with a time of 14.79.
The men’s team was strong on many fronts leading off with what
was the best junior college pole vault trio in the country with 16’,
19’ 4” Long Jump
15’ 8” and 15’ 6”. The men’s sprints were strong with
Thomas Sutherland
38’ 4” Triple Jump
running 21.76 and Zach Rial running 48.36. The
sprint crew also
produced a 41.43 in the 4 x 100m relay and
a 3:17.41 in
the 4 x 400m
relay, which earned them first place in both
events at the NWAC Championships. Badane Sultessa dominated the middle
distances running 1:51.94 and
4:00.13 in the 800 and 1500, respectively. Seth 17’ 11” Long Jump Buck led the Cougars decathlon
37’ 1” Triple Jump
squad with 6523 points. Pake Benthin led the long distance squad by placing
second and third in the 10,000 meter and
5,000 meter races at the NWAC
Championships, and Alan Ekanger took second in the steeplechase.
Men’s Track and Field
Champions – 1993
Women’s Track and Field
Champions – 2000
Runners Up – 2011, 2010, 1998, 1994
Runners Up – 2013, 2011, 2001, 1994
Third Place – 2014, 2013, 2012, 2009, 2007
2006, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1997, 1996, 1995
Third Place – 2014, 2010, 2006, 2002, 1993
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head Coach : Keoni McHone
Coach McHone is in his ninth season as the Head Track and Field Coach/
Director of Cross Country at Clackamas. He spent six years as the Head Cross
Country Coach and seven years as an assistant track and field coach before
becoming the head track and field coach. Since McHone took over as the head
track and field coach, he has built the team roster from thirty-five to eighty.
Track and Field Success at Clackamas:
Coach McHone has had 145 NWAACC All-American performances while the
head track and field coach. He personally coached or was the head coach for
124 of the current outdoor top ten all-time performances and 43 of the indoor
top five all-time performances. He personally coached or was the head coach
for 11 of the current outdoor school records and 11 of the indoor school records.
Forty-three NWAACC Champions have competed for Clackamas since he has
been the head coach. He personally coached the NWAACC Championship meet
record holders in the women’s 200m and men’s hammer as well as the former
meet record holder in the men’s discus. His teams continually finish in the top three at the newly named NWAC
conference championships.
Success in Cross Country:
Coach McHone coached two women’s NWAACC Championship teams during the six years he was the Head Cross
Country Coach. His 2004 program earned the Co-ed
Combined Team title at the NWAACC Championships.
His men’s teams finished second or third at the NWAACC
Championships for five straight years. There were three
individual NWAACC Champions and eighteen
All-American performances by his athletes. He personally
coached nine athletes onto the Clackamas Cross Country
Top 20 list which includes both current record holders.
McHone was voted NWAACC Women’s Coach of the Year
in 2001 and 2004 as well as a six-time Southern Region
Cross Country Coach of the Year.
Success Before Clackamas:
McHone got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant
sprints/relays coach at Western Oregon University from
Coach McHone and Javelin Thrower Jeeni Schantin
1999-1997. He coached the school record team that ran
at the USATF National Championships
40.90 in the 4 x 100m relay which placed fourth at the
NAIA National Championships. He also coached the
women’s 4 x 100m relay that ran 47.72 for a fourth place finish at the NAIA National Championships which was a
school record at the time.
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Personal Success:
Coach McHone was a sprinter at Western Oregon State College (now Western Oregon University) where he was an
All-American in the 4 x 100m relay. He was a four-time conference champion in the 4 x 100m relay and won both
relays, 100m and 200m at the Cascade Conference Championships. Coach McHone ran 11.51 in the 100m and
23.50 in the 200m at age 35. He is currently a class II short track mountain bike racer. He earned is Masters degree
at age twenty-three where he did his thesis on Unilateral Versus Bilateral Squat Training Effects on Squat Strength,
Countermovement Jumps and Sprinting.
Coaching Philosophy
Mass Customization
The training at Clackamas has a general training idea but gets tweaked depending upon the individual
needs of the athletes. This allows the athletes to be able to train in competitive training groups but also
get the individual attention each athletes needs to address strengths and weaknesses.
Team Oriented
Track and field and cross country are team sports. The program looks for athletes that understand
athletes reach their potential by training with others with the intent of helping themselves and others
around them get better. This cyclical idea of help others get better so each athlete gets better creates an
environment with a high level of team cohesion.
Develop Marketable Student-Athletes
It is the program’s goal to make Clackamas student-athletes highly desirable to the four-year institutions.
This is done by increasing their academic record, athletic performances and character. Clackamas looks
to have a reputation that high school athletes and four-year college coaches want to be connected to.
After finishing 9th in the 2012 Olympic Games,
Alumni Becky Holliday made her third
Team USA in 2014. Here she is competing in the
2013 IAAF World Championships in Moscow.
Jimmy Wheeler practicing
long jump at the
Willamette Striders
Indoor facility.
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Coach Danny Barley : Throws
Coach Barley is entering his 8th year at Clackamas with thrirteen years of
collegiate coaching experience. He is a certified USATF Level One and
NWAACC coach. He has coached five NWAACC champions and four
community college school record holders. He has had different women throw
163’ 1” in the hammer, 144’ 9” in the javelin and 140’ 10” in the discus. Coach
Barley’s efforts have resulted in 34 NWAC All-Americans as well as on four
occasions his athletes scored over 50 points at the NWAC Championships.
On a personal competition level, Coach Barley is the school record holder in the
hammer throw at Linn-Benton Community College and was an NAIA AllAmerican in the hammer and weight throw while at Western Oregon University. He has a personal best of
204’ 0” in the hammer.
Coach Barley is currently a math instructor at Chemeketa Community College and has taught classes at
Clackamas as well.
NWAACC Champions:
Katie Higgins - Discus 2011, Hammer 2011, 2012 (Clackamas School record 160-2)
Heather Carpenter - Hammer 2000, 163-1 (NWAACC record at the time)
Jennifer Dionne - Javelin 2002 (LBCC school record 144-9)
Teanna Andreef - Discus 2003 (Chemeketa school record 140-10)
David Gregory - Hammer 1998
Coaching:
Clackamas CC 2007-present
Chemeketa CC 1998,2003
Linn-Benton CC 1999-2002
Coach Drew Wasmund : Distance
Coach Wasmund is in his first year coaching at Clackamas. This past fall Coach
Wasmund helped lead the Clackamas men to a 3rd place finish at the NWAC
Championship, and the women to a 5th. Wasmund coached one male to
All-America honors.
Coach Wasmund was an assistant at Wilsonville High School from 2010-2013.
During his time at Wilsonville, he assisted the boys team to three district
championships and two state trophies (4th place in 09’, 3rd place in 10’). The girls
team qualified for the state meet once (09’). Six runners earned all-state honors
including the runner-up female in 2010. Wasmund considers his experience
under the tutelage of David Barkley invaluable.
As an athlete Wasmund competed for Western State College in Colorado under both Duane Vandenbusche and
Jen Michel. Western - a perennial power at the NCAA Division ll level - has won eight men’s national titles since
moving to the NCAA in 1992. Wasmund believes that his experiences at Western were perhaps the best
preparation any prospective coach could have. During his time at Western the men’s team finished 3rd, 2nd, 2nd,
and 2nd at the NCAA Division ll National Championships.
As a high school athlete, Wasmund was a part of the 2005 3A OSAA State Cross country championship team
while running for Wilsonville High School.
Drew has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and currently pursuing a masters degree in English.
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Coach Tiana Setser : Jumps
Coach Setser is in her third year coaching at Clackamas. She coached arguably
the best women’s junior college long jump/triple jump/high jump crew in the
country with five women triple jumping between 38’ 4” – 35’ 4” and long jumping
19’ 4” – 16’ 4”. Her top high jumper went 5’ 7 ¼”. These were all significant improvements from their high school marks. Her jumpers set four new school records indoor and outdoor in the 2014 season. In her first year with the Cougars,
she lead the men’s triple jump crew to a 1-2-3 sweep at the NWAACC Championship. Her jumpers each improved by more than two feet from their previous
bests to marks to 47’ 8”, 47’ 2”, and 45’ 10”. She also had three women jump over
36’ in the Triple Jump and over 17’ in the Long Jump. Previously, Tiana coached
high school for eight years most recently at Parkrose High School. She competed
for the University of Oregon after starting her career at Clackamas CC where she was the school record holder
in the triple jump until she coach Jordyn Searle to 38’ 4”. Coach Setser has a strong background in the jumps as
a coach and has passion for the sport. She was highly successful as an athlete being highly competitive in high
jump, long jump, pole vault, and triple jump.
Coach Casey Kauffman : Javelin
Casey Kauffman is in his first year as the javelin coach at Clackamas. He is the
Clackamas school record holder with a throw of 237’ 7”, which ranked him in the
top 25 in the country that year for all levels. He has close to ten years of javelin
coaching experience and has been mentored by Gary Reddaway who is considered
one of the gurus of the javelin across the country. Coach Kauffman spent some
years coaching multiple events in his coaching stint at West Linn High School.
Coach Taylor Ballard : Hurdles
Taylor Ballard is in her first year coaching where she was an athlete at Clackamas
for two years. She had a successful career at Clackamas where she improved
by 2.1 seconds in the 100 hurdles from high school and 18” in the pole vault.
She made the finals in the 100 hurdles in one of the fastest finals ever at the
NWAACC Championships. She was also a member of the ninth best all-time
4 x 100m relay team.
Coach Brett Van Asch : Pole Vault
Brett Van Asch is in his first year coaching pole vault for the Cougars. He comes
to Clackamas with many years of experience as a decathlete and also does private
coaching. He was a decathlete at Warner Pacific College where he scored 6173
and is the current school record holder.
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2015 Cougar Men
Name
Kyle Anderson Jackson Baker
Pake Benthin
Weyekin Bill
Scott Chance
Easton Christensen
Andrew Conway
Alan Ekanger
Zakariyyaa Elliot
Year
Highschool
Hometown
Event
Freshman
Oregon City
Oregon City
Decathlon
SophomoreFranklinPortlandDistance
SophomoreMolallaBeavercreekDistance
FreshmanPendeltonPendeltonDistance
Freshman
Molalla Molalla
Sprints
Freshman
Oregon City
Oregon City
Throws
Freshman
Gladstone
Gladstone
Jumps
Sophomore
Coronado
Henderson NV
Distance
Freshman
Canyon Spings
North Las Vegas NV Jumps/Sprints
Ashton Forrest SophomoreGlideGlideThrows
Glapougbae Garmondeh FreshmanAlohaAlohaDistance
Glapoujay Garmondeh FreshmanAlohaAlohaDistance
Malik Garrett
Freshman
Oregon City
Oregon City
Sprints
Cory Hainz FreshmanLebanonLebanonJumps
Margaryonta Kilcup Freshman
Meadowdale
Lynnwood WA
Sprints
Al Lacey
Freshman
Oregon City
Oregon City
Distance
D’mon Lee
Freshman
Kent Meridian
Kent WA
Sprints
Matt Lloyd FreshmanCamasCamas WAThrows
K.C. Lopez
Freshman
Oregon City Oregon City
Jumps
Collin Mead
Freshman
Columbia River
Vancouver WA
Jumps
Dante Meade FreshmanMilwaukieMilwaukieJumps
Dominique Meade
Freshman
Milwaukie
Milwaukie
Jumps
Wyatt Meyring
Sophomore
Edmonds-Woodway Edmonds WA
Throws
Shiqeri Murseli FreshmanAlohaAlohaSprints
Brody Olson FreshmanMolallaMolallaDecathlon
Danny Robertson
Sophomore
W.F. West
Chehalis WA
Distance
Andrew Rogers
Sophomore
Silverton Silverton
Throws
Devin Sellers FreshmanAlohaAlohaDistance
Justin Sleutel FreshmanWarrentonWarrentonSprints
AJ Smith FreshmanSunsetPortlandDecathlon
Zack Supple
Sophomore
McQueen
Reno NV
Decathlon
Hyrum Wester
Freshman
Gladstone
Oregon City
Hurdles
Jimmy Wheeler
Sophomore
Estacada
Estacada
Jumps/Throws
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Kyle Anderson
-------------Long Jump: 22’ 0.75”
Pole Vault: 14’ 6”
Easton Christensen
-------------Javelin: 190’ 0”
Jackson Baker
-------------3000m: 8:49.43
5000m: 15:08
6000m: 18:33
8000m: 25:29
Andrew Conway
-------------Pole Vault: 13’ 9”
Pake Benthin
-------------3000m: 8:59.34
5000m: 15:44.47
NWAC All-American
8000m: 26:07
10,000m: 34:18.59
NWAC All-American
Weyekin Bill
-------------8000m: 28:23
NWAC Steeple Chase All-American Alan Ekanger
Leads NWAC 5K/10K All-American Pake Benthin.
Scott Chance
-------------200m: 23.87
400m: 51.31
Alan Ekanger
-------------3000m Steeplechase: 10:03.68
NWAC All-American
5000m: 16:23.05
8000m: 26:29
Team Captain
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Zakariyyaa Elliot
-------------100m: 11.64
200m: 23.84
Long Jump: 21’ 0.5”
High Jump: 6’ 3”
Cory Hainz
-------------High Jump: 6’ 5”
Ashton Forrest
-------------Hammer: 149’ 0”
Javelin: 163’ 10”
Glapougbae Garmondeh
-------------5000m: 15:58
8000m: 26:11
Freshman Sprinter Margaryonta Kilcup competes in
the 60m at the University of Washington Indoor.
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Glapoujay Garmondeh
-------------8000m: 26:40
Margaryonta Kilcup
-------------100m: 10.78
200m: 22.33
Malik Garrett
-------------200m: 23.94
Al Lacey
-------------1500m: 4:05.29
3000m: 8:59.85
5000m: 15:55
8000m: 27:01
D’mon Lee
-------------100m: 10.94
200m: 22.22
Dominique Meade
-------------Long Jump: 22’ 5”
Triple Jump: 42’ 6.25”
Matt Lloyd
-------------HS Hammer: 199’ 5”
HS Discus: 166’ 9”
HS Shot Put: 55’ 8.5”
Wyatt Meyring
-------------Hammer: 155’ 4”
NWAC All-American
Discus: 140’ 5”
Shot: 45’ 3”
Team Captain
K.C. Lopez
-------------Pole Vault: 13’ 6”
Collin Mead
-------------Pole Vault: 13’ 0”
Dante Meade
-------------Long Jump: 22’ 5.25”
Triple Jump: 44’ 9.75”
Former University of Oregon
Redshirt Matt Lloyd joins returning
NWAC All-American Wyatt Meyring (above)
and Ashton Forrest to form one of the best
Junior College Hammer throw squads
in the country.
Shiqeri Murseli
-------------100m: 11.27
200m: 23.06
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Brody Olson
-------------110H: 15.71
300H: 40.21
Devin Sellers
-------------3000m: 8:52.10
5000m: 15:47
8000m: 25:41
NWAC All-American
Danny Robertson
-------------800m: 1:55.66
1500m: 4:00.35
5000m: 16:11
8000m: 26:53
Andrew Rogers
-------------Javelin: 193’ 2”
Justin Sleutel
-------------400m: 50.92
800m: 2:01.11
AJ SMith
-------------110H: 14.92
300H: 39.44
HS Discus: 142’ 3”
Zack Supple
-------------110H: 16.50
Pole Vault: 16’ 0”
NWAC All-American
Decathlon: 5591
Pole Vault All-American Zack Supple
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Hyrum Wester
-------------110H: 15.74
300H: 41.84
Jimmy Wheeler
-------------Long Jump: 20’ 2”
Triple Jump: 43’ 3.25”
Javelin: 180’ 7”
Team Captain
2015 Men's Season PreView
Sprints/hurdles/decathlon – The men’s team looks to get a big lift with the addition of Margaryonta Kilcup
who brings his 10.78 100 meter speed to the group, and D’mon Lee looks to be a huge support with his 10.94 100
speed. Justin Sleutel is the top returning long sprinter to help keep the sprints crew one of the top in the state.
Shiqeri Murseli will be solid for the sprint squad as well. AJ Smith is a versatile athlete with his 14.92 110H and
39.44 300H times. He will be a solid decathlete due to his ability to throw the high school discus 142’, which
shows he has speed and strength.
Distance – Jackson Baker looks to be one of the top leaders for the distance group with his low 15:00 5,000
meter ability. Devin Sellers is coming off his third place finish at the NWAC Cross Country Championships and
looks to continue to be a huge contributor for the team. All-American Alan Ekanger looks to continue the momentum he gained from his second place finish in the steeplechase. Al Lacey and Glapougbae Garmondeh were
very successful high school runners who look to be a big supporting cast in the long distances. Danny Robertson, who has run 4:00 for the 1500, and Glapoujay Garmondeh will be instrumental in the middle distances for
the Cougars.
Jumps – The jumps crew looks to be very dominant with the top returning junior college pole vaulter Zack
Supple, who also doubles as a decathlete. His 16’ mark looks to be improved upon this season and should be in
contention to break the school record of 17’. Dominique Meade and Dante Meade look to be huge contributors
for the team with their abilities to long jump 23’ and sprint in the low 11’s for the 100 meters. Cory Hainz and
Zak Elliott look to help cover the high jump, where Zak can also long jump and sprint very well. Jimmy Wheeler
is a versatile athlete that looks to be a part of the five men on the team that have gone or will go 22’ or more.
Throws – The throws crew should be domininate in 2015. Former University of Oregon red shirt Matt Lloyd
joins NWAC All-American Wyatt Meyring and sophomore Ashton Forrest to form one of the top junior college
hammer teams in the country. Lloyd and Meyring will be a great 1-2 punch in the discus and shot put as well.
Freshman Easton Christensen (190’ javelin) will join sophomore Jimmy Wheeler to make a formidable javelin
squad.
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2015 Cougar Women
Name
Year
Highschool
Hometown
Event
Angel Ardito
Freshman
Roseburg Roseburg
Distance
Jocelyn Barber
FreshmanSkyviewNampa IDDistance
McKenna Gilstrap
FreshmanColtonColtonSprints
Elana Hampton
Sophomore
Hosanna Christian Klamath Falls
Heptathlon
McKenzie Hidalgo
Freshman
Ridgeview
Redmond
Throws
Emma Hill
Sophomore
Evergreen Vancouver WA
Sprints/Jumps
Hannah Johnson
Freshman
Newberg
Newberg
Hurdles
Natalie Leckey FreshmanSouthridgeBeavertonHurdles
Rachel McKinnisSophomoreSandy SandyThrows
Kayla McNeeley
Freshman
Clackamas
Clackamas
Distance
Courtney Pardee
Freshman
Gladstone
Gladstone
Throws
Ericka Pengelly
Freshman
Wells
Wells NV
Heptathlon
Becky Ponnay FreshmanMilwaukieMilwaukieDistance
Aerial Rice SophomoreMcNaryKeizerSprints
Tiffany Richeson
Sophomore
Burlington-Edison Burlington WA
Jumps/Hurdles
Desiray Robinson
Freshman
North Salem
Salem
Jumps
Kennedy Rufener
Sophomore
Clackamas
Clackamas
Distance
Jordyn Searle
Sophomore
Southridge
Beaverton Sprints/Jumps
Ashley Teel FreshmanEstacadaEstacadaSprints
Gifty Ulinwa
Freshman
Reynolds
West Linn
Sprints
Godlyne Ulinwa
Freshman
Reynolds
West Linn
Sprints
Hannah Waite FreshmanNorth MarionAuroraHurdles
Tianna Ybarra SophomoreCentennialGreshamThrows
Angel Ardito
-------------5000m: 20:03
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Jocelyn Barber
-------------3200m: 11:49.13
5000m: 19:00
McKenna Gilstrap
-------------100m: 13.47
200m: 27.64
Natalie Leckey
-------------100m: 12.72
100H: 15.17
300H: 45.44
Elana Hampton
-------------100H: 15.67
Long Jump: 16’ 4.5”
Pole Vault: 9’ 5.75”
Heptathlon: 3676
Rachel McKinnis
-------------Shot Put: 38’ 8”
Discus: 107’ 3”
Hammer: 135’ 5”
McKenzie Hidalgo
-------------Discus: 131’ 7”
Javelin: 115’ 9”
Emma Hill
-------------100m: 12.86
Long Jump: 17’ 11.75”
Triple Jump: 37’ 1”
NWAC All-American
Team Captain
Hannah Johnson
-------------400m: 58.46
300H: 44.33
Kayla McNeeley
-------------5000m: 20:20
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Courtney Pardee
-------------Javelin: 129’ 0”
Desiray Robinson
-------------High Jump: 5’ 2.25”
Ericka Pengelly
-------------100m: 12.34
200m: 25.62
400m: 59.30
100H: 15.84
Kennedy Rufener
-------------800m: 2:26.90
3000m Steeplechase: 12:46.24
5000m: 20:24
Team Captain
Becky Ponnay
-------------400m: 61.77
5000m: 20:31
Aerial Rice
-------------100m: 13.00
200m: 27.77
Tiffany Richeson
-------------100H: 14.79
400H: 1:05.66
Pole Vault: 13’ 1.5”
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Tiffany Richesson competes at the University of Oregon.
She finished the season as the #1 ranked Junior College
Pole Vaulter in the country
NWAC All-American
200m: 25.62
Long Jump: 19’ 4”
NWAC Champion
Triple Jump: 38’ 4.25”
NWAC All-American
Ashley Teel
-------------100m: 13.29
200m: 27.65
Gifty Ulinwa
-------------100m: 13.10
200m: 26.53
NWAACC Champion Long Jump
Jordyn Searle
-------------100m: 12.06
Tianna Ybarra
-------------Hammer: 139’ 0”
Discus: 113’ 2”
Shot Put: 37’ 8.25”
Javelin: 133’ 9”
Team Captain
Godlyne Ulinwa
-------------100m: 12.82
200m: 27.21
Hannah Waite
-------------100m: 12.95
100H: 15.47
300H: 45.41
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2015 WoMen's Season PreView
Sprints/hurdles/heptathlon – High hurdle school record holder Tiffany Richeson looks to lower her school
record as well as being vital to the relays. Hannah Waite, who is a state champion, along with equally talented
Natalie Leckey, look to add to the depth of the hurdles crew. Elana Hampton is bringing her hurdle talent to the
table for the Cougars as well. Emma Hill looks much improved and looks to be the top sprinter with the possibility of running in the low twelve second range. Gifty and Godlyne Ulinwa will add depth to the sprint squad
and have a lot of potential for improvement.
Distance – Kennedy Rufener returns for the Cougars after coming off last season with a thirty-six second improvement in the 800 from high school. She also was a fifth place finisher in the steeplechase and ran very solid
for the Cougars during the cross country season. Jocelyn Barber was the top runner all season for Clackamas
where she ran 19:00 for 5,000 meters. She will be important for covering the long distances. Angel Ardito is
still very new to the sport of distance running and looks to be integral in covering the distance events.
Jumps – Emma Hill is the top returning triple and long jumper in the conference and is in fine form early.
Elana Hampton will be important for hepathlon points and will be working to score points in the pole vault as
well. Desiray Robinson will be the top high jumper for Clackamas. Ericka Pengelly will be a vital part to the
team with her well-rounded athleticism and should be instrumental in the heptathlon, sprints and hurdles.
Throws - Tianna Ybarra and Rachel McKinnis return after a freshman campaign that saw them finish as the #1
and #3 freshman hammer throwers in the conference. Ybarra will lead a strong javelin squad with the return of
red shirt Courtney Pardee. Freshman McKenzie Hidalgo (131’ 7”) will lead the way in the discus, while
McKinnis looks to be a force in the shot put.
Clackamas Community College Academic Services
Clackamas CC works hard to develop strong academic support
for student athletes. We have an academic advisor dedicated to
the athletics program, P.J. Martineau (pictured). P.J. assists with
class selection, graduation plans, transcripts, NCAA eligibility,
and transferring. As a former intercollegiate basketball player
she understands the life, struggles, and goals of the studentathlete. Feel free to contact PJ with any academic concerns.
Athletic Academic Advisor
PJ Martineau
pj@clackamas.edu
503-594-3180
Clackamas also offers free tutoring in our Tutorial Center and in our Math Tutoring Center.
The Athletics program does attendance and grade checks on all athletes each term. We also send check-up
emails to all instructors of track and field athletes. The Track & Field team implements weekly study planners
and study halls for the athletes we find struggling academically.
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Cougar Outstanding Alumni
Brian Abshire
US Olympic Trials Champion in steeple chase, 1988 (8:23.64)
Olympic competitor, 1988
9th fastest steeple chase time in US history (8:20.83)
24th fastest 2 mile on U.S. soil (8:23.10)
8th fastest 2 mile by an American (2.7 seconds behind Steve
Prefontaine)
Personal record of 7:41.75 for indoor 3000 m. (former American
record)
Finished in top 8 at US Nationals 5 times in steeple chase
Inducted into the CCC Athletics Hall of Fame 2010
Lisa Ondieki
Brian Abshire is inducted into the CCC
Athletics Hall of Fame.
Said to be Australia’s most successful female distance runner ever
Silver medalist in the marathon at the 1988 Olympics – 2:25:53
Gold medalist at the 1986 and 1990 Commonwealth Games in marathon
Former New York City Marathon record holder, 2:24:40 (stood for 9 years)
NCAA Division I All-American while at University of Oregon
Becky Holliday
9th place in the Polevault, 2012 Olympics
2nd place USA Olympic Trials, 2012
2nd place USATF National Championships (Indoor and Outdoor), 2010
3rd place USATF National Championships 2013, 2014
NCAA Pole Vault Champion, 2003
World Championships team member
School record holder, University of Oregon
Former record holder, NCAA Outdoor Championships
National Junior College Record Holder, pole vault
Inducted into the CCC Athletics Hall of Fame 2014
Trina Rogers
8th place in the javelin, 2000 Olympic Trials
National Junior College record holder, javelin (169’5”)
Inducted into the CCC Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011
Inducted into the NWAACC Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011
Becky Holliday and Coach McHone
Travis Armstrong
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7th place, 3000 m. steeple chase at NCAA Championships, 1999
28th fastest time at Alton Baker cross country course (former home course for U. of Oregon)
2-time Western Athletic Conference Champion in steeple chase
8:47.2 personal record in steeple chase
Outstanding Alumni
Keisa Monterola
5th place 2012 NCAA Division I Indoor National Championships
IAAF World Youth Silver Medalist
Big Sky Conference Pole Vault record holder: 14’ 4”
Former Venezuelan National Record Holder
Jeeni Schantin
USATF National Championships competitior in the javelin, 2007
Ranked 18th in the country in the javelin, 2007
4th place NCAA Division II National Championships
Cory Loebl
All-Conference in hammer, discus, shot put while at Long Beach State
NCAA Championships competitor, discus
Western Athletic Conference Male Athlete of the Year
Paul Etter
2-time NCAA Championships competitor in the hammer, 2004-05
Pac-10 Runner-up, hammer throw, 2005
NWAACC Championships meet record holder, 2003-present
David Lemen
Keisa Monterola
“A Good Athlete Rises to
the Occasion.”
“A Great Athlete Rises to
Every Occasion.”
National Junior College decathlon record holder
3rd place NCAA Championships in decathlon, 2001
3rd place NCAA Championships in decathlon, 2002
Inducted into the CCC Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011
Paul Kezes
World Cross Country team member
7th place, National Cross Country Championships, 2004
12th place, USATF National Championships, 2003
Andria Scheese
3-time NAIA All-American
3rd place, NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships-2009
All That’s Right In Sport Award (National Award)
Ryan Brandel
Olympic Trials competitor, 2008 and 2012
Pac-10 Athlete of the Week
7th place NCAA Championships in the javelin, 2007
USATF National Championships competitor, 2013, 2007
Andrea Scheese at the
University of Oregon Preview
23
Cougar Women’s Top-10 All time
11.88
12.03
12.06
12.11
12.33
12.40
12.41
12.41
12.2
12.45
24.61
25.09
24.9
25.3
25.55
25.62
25.62
25.4
25.67
25.76
55.5
56.23
56.49
56.78
57.52
58.0
58.33
58.33
58.47
58.4
2:15.45
2:17.12
2:17.49
2:17.6
2:17.87
2:17.8
2:18.0
2:18.1
2:18.30
2:18.89
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100 Meters
Raela Rodgers
Regina Jordan
Jordyn Searle
Susie Morhart
Nettie Wayne
Rachel Austin
Morgan Cribbs
Tiara Fuller
Kami Sisk
Jennifer Roberts
200 Meters
Morgan Cribbs
D’nara Jones
Susie Morehart
Raela Rodgers
Becky Holliday
Rachel Austin
Jordyn Searle
Regina Jordan
Nettie Wayne
RaiLynn Elliott
400 Meters
Shavon Davis
Becky Holliday
Sue Hanneman
RaiLynn Elliott
Rachel Hemphill
Lisa O’Dea
Pam Raade
Mary Murphy
Marea Crowe
Latonya Bates
800 Meters
1500 Meters
1978
1978
2014
1979
2013
1979
2008
2011
1994
2010
4:36.7
4:40.68
4:42.2
4:42.7
4:44.05
4:45.98
4:46.5
4:47.48
4:47.6
4:49.36
2008 +
2014
1979
1978
2001
2001
2014
1978
2013
1998
9:51.1
10:07.91
10:11.7
10.20.63
10:26.01
10:26.2
10:28.04
10:29.1
10:35.00
10:38.51
1981
2001
1980
1998
2007
1978
1991
2000
1996
1989
11:33.03 Lyndsey McKillip 2007
11:45.04 Grace Viuhkola
2012
11:57.2 Laura Copenhagen 2011
12:11.25 Caitlyn Lewis
2012
12:42.1 Mary Botsford
2011
12:26.24 Kennedy Rufener 2014
12:58.92 Kylee Johnson
2014
13:02.16 Karly Osten
2009
13:02.95 Allison Pugsley
2013
14:15.47 Crystal Spring
2009
Rebekah Yancoskie 2003
Mary Botsford
2011
Laura Copenhagen 2011
Sally Arthur
1978
Kendel White
1997
Debbie Simon
1982
Heidi Spillum
1992
Angela Cotton
1978
Kari Rissmiller
2002
Kristie Preiskorn 1994
Lisa Nickel
Kari Rissmiller
Beth Kokesh
Leandra Barinaga
Kendel White
Heidi Spillum
Angela Cotton
Jessica Harper
Wendy Johnson
Mary Botsford
3000 Meters
Leandra Barinaga
Lisa Nickel
Nancy Reynolds
Cindy Keene
Kari Rissmiller
Wendy Johnson
Kendel White
Heidi Spillum
Rebecca Graham
Jaime Fairchild
37:39.0 Cindy Keene
38:40.0 Nancy Reynolds
38:49.54 Jennifer Rea
39:05.90 Jaime Fairchild
39:12.96 Cia Bywater
39:17.32 Mishe Simantel
39:41.54 Sasha Gonzalez
40:01.4 Kristy Blair
40:10.1 Jeanne Barnett
40:16.8 Angie Wright
1979
1978
1980
1994
2003
1994
2000
1992
1997
1996
14.79
14.92
14.7
14.7
14.8
15.03
15.09
14.9
14.9
15.25
3000M SteepleChase
5000 Meters
17:12.0
17:51.9
17:56.84
18:04.6
18:09.0
18:14.3
18:17.7
18:19.14
18:28.17
18:30.84
Leandra Barinaga
Nancy Reynolds
Cia Bywater
Maria Gonzales
Lisa Nickel
Julie Siler
Mary Hanson
Cindy Keene
Jenifer Rea
Rebecca Graham
10,000 Meters
1978
2002
1980
1979
1997
1992
1978
2005
1994
2011
1979
1978
2013
1984
1979
1985
1979
1994
1997
1997
1:01.7
1:03.5
1:03.80
1:03.8
1:04.0
1:04.22
1:04.57
1:04.71
1:04.77
1:04.9
4905
4685
4630
4382
4214
4120
4113
4097
4022
3990
1994
1978
1997
1996
2013
1997
2014
1991
1988
1990
100M Hurdles
Tiffany Richeson
Kaitlyn Reid
Barbara Johnson
Erika Lorentson
Linda Lamprecht
Tiara Fuller
Livia Mahaffie
Lisa O’Dea
Sheri Hilton
Melissa Abramson
2014
2009
1977
1990
1979
2013
2010
1978
1983
1996
400M Hurdles
Lisa O’Dea
1978
Linda Lamprecht 1979
Cassie Moorhouse 2000
Tiffany Forbito
2013
Vicki Anderson 1984
Melissa Abramson 1996
RaiLynn Elliott
1998
Kaitlyn Reid
2009
Livia Mahaffie
2010
Rhonda Weildman 1979
Heptathlon
Elizabeth Venzon
Sheri Hilton
Kasie Gillespie
RaiLynn Elliott
Rachel Austin
Amy Hines
Tiffany Forbito
Dasha Wakefield
Addie Gallagher
Lexie Govert
2014
1983
2004
1998
2000
1992
2013
2002
2011
2013
4 x 100M Relay
48.01
48.19 Hemphill, Cribbs, Reid, Dittmar
48.26
Hill, Jones, Richeson, Searle
48.28 Reece, Austin, Holliday, Murphy
48.69
Gallagher, Fuller, McNairy, Roberts
48.5
48.98
Hemphill, Burg, Durand, Dittmar
49.01
Thueson, Austin, Moorehouse, Murphy
49.18
Govert, Ballard, Grubb, Wayne
49.21
Hines, Raade, Smith, ???
49.21
Richeson, Jones, Hill, Venzon
Long Jump
19’ 4” Jordyn Searle
19’ 2” Susie Morehart
18’ 7.25” Patty Baker
18’ 4.25” Keisa Monterola
18’ 3” Kasie Gillespie
17’ 11.75 Emma Hill
17’ 11” Alicia Smith
17’ 9.5” Elizabeth Venzon
17’ 7.75” Lisa O’Dea
17’ 7” Emma Ward
Triple Jump
38’ 4.25” Jordyn Searle
37’ 4.5” Tiana Setser
37’ 3.25” D’nara Jones
37’ 1” Emma Hill
37’ 0” Vickie Robbins
36’ 7” Bryanna St. Paul
36’ 6.25” Erica Filipetti
36’ 6.25” Jennifer Roberts
36’ 4.75” Elizabeth Venzon
36’ 1.25” Emily Shannon
5’ 8” 5’ 7.75”
5’ 7.25”
5’ 4”
5’ 4”
5’ 4”
5’ 3.75”
5’ 3”
5’ 2.5”
5’ 2.5”
14’ 4”
14’ 2.5”
13’ 1.5”
13’ 0”
12’ 1”
12’ 0”
11’ 9.75”
11’ 6”
11’ 4.5”
11’ 0”
11’ 0”
11’ 0”
Javelin
169’ 5”
164’ 10”
154’ 8”
149’ 8”
148’ 3”
143’ 11”
146’ 5”
136’ 2”
134’ 8”
133’ 9”
2014
2002
2014
2014
1994
2009
2010
2010
2013
2013
157’ 6”
157’ 1”
153’ 5”
150’ 11”
149’ 3” 147’ 7”
146’ 2”
144’ 5”
140’ 5”
138’ 11”
Erin Shafer
Tricia Bollier
Tiara Krismundo
Aimee Shafer
Maria Skipper
Natalie Walruff
Elizabeth Malsey
2003
2007
2003
2009
2002
2003
2003
Sheri Hilton
Sue Frank
Chris Nylen
Tristen Sharp
Gina Passadore
Debbie Koffel
Jennifer Gardner
Cyd McCormick
Terry Kelly
Tammy Wolf
Shot Put
2001
1998
2014
1977
1984
Wanjeria Washington 1996
Meaghan Durand 2006
Kasie Gillespie
2004
Chelsey Fuller
2004
Kathy Muck
1992
2001 •
2011
2014
2002
2002
Trina Rodgers
1999 •
Jeeni Schantin
2007
Emma Buchholz 2012
Ali Super
2011
Tiffany Forbito
2013
Josie Elsenbaumer2014
Jennifer Gardner 1999
Lexie Govert
2013
Nicole Sprauer
2004
Tianna Ybarra
2014
Javelin (Pre 1999)
Mary Murphy
RaiLynn Elliot
Elizabeth Venzon
Rhonda Glietz
Shari Yost
Becky Holliday
Keisa Monterola
Tiffany Richeson
Sara Rowse
Dasha Wakefield
3:56.73
3:57.66 3:58.41 Moorehouse, Holliday, Austin, Murphy
3:58.99 Hemphill, Dittmar, Body, Burg
3:59.15 Govert, Forbito, Venzon, Wayne
3:59.23 Venzon, Searle, Richeson, Jones
3:59.6
3:59.87 Austin, Reece, Murphy, Holliday
4:01.39 Tims, Wayne, Sanchez, R Botsford
4:01.56 Fuller, Chance, Copenhagen, McNairy
2014
1979
1986
2009
2004
2014
1991
2014
1978
2006
High Jump
Pole Vault
4 x 400M Relay
1978
2008
2014
2001
2011
1980
2007
2001
2013
1992
2014
45’ 0.25” Ilene Penas
44’’ 10.5” Jean-Marie Lillard
44’ 5” Krystal Schneider
42’ 1” Nancy Perkins
42’ 0.5” Joy Czmowski
41’ 10” Kristi Chamberlen
41’ 4” Lorna Defreest
40’ 11” Chris Nylen
40’ 10.5” Amanda Lee
40’ 5.5” Karen Ilams
1984
1983
1989
1998
1988
1984
1998
1981
1983
1977
Discus
139’ 0”
138’ 1”
136’ 8” 134’ 0”
134’ 0”
132’ 0”
129’ 8”
127’ 2”
126’ 10”
123’ 10”
Jean-Marie Lillard
Krystal Schneider
Katie Higgins
Debbie Blake
Sierra Hess
Kerby Boschee
Ilene Penas
Joy Czmowski
Rachel Lofting
Jill Warrrington
Hammer
160’ 2” Katie Higgins
158’ 5” Nicole Sprauer
157’ 8” Erica Sloan
148’ 7.5” Lorna Defreest
144’ 5” Sara Rowse
139’ 0” Tianna Ybarra
135’ 7.5” Tristan Sharp
134’ 11’ Krystal Schneider
130’ 11” Rachel McKinnis
126’ 8” Erica Filipetti
1981
1979
2000
2007
2013
2014
1978
2001
2012
2011
1990
2001
2011
1986
2008
2003
1992
1980
2003
1993
2011
2004
1996
2000
2002
2014
1998
2001
2014
2010
1993
1990
2001
1979
1980
1996
2000
1990
2000
1978
Coach McHone and the
Heptathlon Crew:
Elana Hampton,
Elizabeth Venzon, and
Kathryn Curtis.
Venzon won the
NWAC Championship
with a School Record of
4905 points.
• = National Junior College Record
+ = NWAACC Meet Record
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Cougar Men’s Top-10 All time
10.61
10.4
10.4
10.4
10.65
10.68
10.74
10.5
10.5
10.6
10.6
21.3 21.56
21.4
21.4
21.4
21.67
21.69
21.69
21.70
21.6
21.6
21.6
47.3
47.5
47.69
48.06
48.30
48.71
48.3
48.45
48.50
48.4
100 Meters
Isaac Frederick
Les Taylor
Ed Brown
Leroy Sanders
Ricardo Colon
Kenjamine Jackson
Wesley Keller
Brent Brouse
John Martin
Jeff Johnson
Steve Miller
200 Meters
Les Taylor
Dante Betha
Roy Session
Ed Brown
Nave Larson
Thomas Sutherland
Ricardo Colon
Kenjamine Jackson
Isaac Frederick
John Martin
Steve Miller
Todd Gibson
400 Meters
Jeff Tressler
Nave Larson
Travis King
Dante Betha
Ryan Hoyt
Zach Rial
Daniel West
Mat Tweedy
Juha Touminen
Jeff Johnson
2001
1983
1986
1:49.59
1:50.9
1:51.33
1:51.2
1:52.6
1:52.74
1:52.83
1:52.7
1:52.9
1:53.19
1983
3:45.5
3:48.1
3:49.94
3:50.9
3:51.9
3:51.9
3:52.69
3:53.12
3:54.1
3:54.84
1984
1990
2001
1998
2000
2014
1982
2008
1992
1982
8:57.4
9:07.0
9:12.0
9:14.0
9:16.14
9:19.1
9:19.5
9:21.02
9:21.4
9:26.36
1989
1998
2007
2007
1980
1980
1981
1988
1998
1984
1986
1990
2014
1998
2007
2002
1980
1988
1989
800 Meters
Austin Collins
Yul Provancha
Badane Sultessa
Kelly Britz
Rob Durkee
Leo Sanders
Brandon Sherier
John Dawson
Matt Parker
Erik Anderson
1500 Meters
Brian Abshire
Matt Parker
Travis Armstrong
Rob Durkee
Don Brown
John Nansen
Brad Prettyman
Trevor Dodge
John Dawson
Paul Kezes
5000 Meters
14:12.9
14:29.0
14:33.45
14:34.5
14:34.6
14:40.0
14:42.0
14:45.23
14:46.9
14:47.25
Brian Abshire
Ken Valesquez
Paul Kezes
Matt Parker
John Hansen
Tony Macey
Steve Gogl
John Butkey
Rob Conner
Ahrlin Bauman
400m NWAC Champion
Zack Rial
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30:30.9
30:58.32
30:58.6
31:00.31
31:26.41
31:28.7
31:46.94
31:54.78
31:58.53
32:01.83
1984
1984
1997
1985
1978
1983
2013
2001
1974
2000
14.66
14.69
14.74
14.86
14.88y
14.88
14.89 14.99
15.04
15.10
3000M SteepleChase
Steve Gogl
Tony Macey
Doug Oberst
Jim Colgan
Jorge Gil Juarez
Leo Sanders
Gary Logsdon
Travis Armstrong
Kelly Sullivan
Jay Marugg
10,000 Meters
2013
1984
2012
1978
1985
1995
2012
1974
1984
2000
1983
1983
1978
1980
2012
1994
1976
1997
1977
1982
52.19
52.20
52.53
52.8
52.94
53.9
54.0
54.0
54.17
54.66
1983
1982
2000
1984
1984
1982
1983
2005
1984
1999
7532
7041
6952
6792
6527
6523
6444
6349
6300
6271
Ken Valesquez
Ahrlin Bauman
Alan Knoop
John Butkey
Mike Hickey
Randy Husky
Travis Armstrong
Oscar Bauman
Jason Mottaz
Vance Blow
1983
1999
1976
2005
1993
1974
1997
1993
1994
1982
110M Hurdles
Gabe Crane
Dwayne Arnold
Darwin Arnold
Troy Sexton
Lynn Teuscher
James Ratliff
David Lemen
Randy Huseerik
Edward Lincoln
Dillon Hoecker
1990
1991
1992
2004
1977
2010
2000
1984
1996
2014
400M Hurdles
Erik Anderson
Gave Crane
James Ratliff
Dwayne Arnold
Darwin Arnold
Randy Fish
Mark Barlow
John Elston
Mike Thompson
Stan Wester
Decathlon
David Lemen
Jim Holmes
Marcell Douglas
Brian Bernard
Tim Morse
Seth Buck
Dominick Walker
Mark Nugen
Chris Hoppie
Brian Rohrer
y = converted from yards
2000
1990
2011
1991
1992
1990
1982
1983
1995
2008
2000 •
1981
1982
2004
2001
2014
2009
1978
2005
1999
4 x 100M Relay
41.23
Colon, Elle, Peters, Betha
41.43
Cornejo, Rial, Hoecker, Sutherland
41.47 Gobel, Keller, Wester, Jackson
41.3 41.4
41.5
41.88
Grubb, Allen, Cleverly, Sutherland
41.93
Welsch, Fredrick, Morse, King
41.7
42.12
Grubb, Adams, Dickson, Allen
Long Jump
24’ 0.25” Ricardo Colon
24’ 0” David Lemen
23’ 11” Jonas Welsch
23’ 10.75”Larry Cummings
23’10.75”Dean Jolley
23’ 8.75” Chris Orblom
23’ 7.75” Steve Miller
23’ 7.25” Gabe Crane
23’ 4.75” Marcell Douglas
23’ 4.75” Kyle Riggs
Triple Jump
49’ 3” Steve Miller
47’ 9.5” Chris Orblom
47’ 8.5” Deontre Curry
47’ 5” Richie Taylor
47’ 3” Keenan Coleman
47’ 2.25” Steve Groff
47’ 2” Dave Reed
47’ 1.75” AJ Dickson
47’ 1.5” Dean Jolley
47’ 1.5” Marcus Cooper
7’ 0.5”
6’ 11”
6’ 11”
6’ 8.75”
6’ 8.75”
6’ 8.25”
6’ 8”
6’ 8”
6’ 8”
6’ 7”
6’ 7”
6’ 7”
High Jump
3:13.3
3:15.63 Ratliff, Olsen, Vuksich, Rial
3:15.5 3:15.78 3:16.4
3:16.60 Coleman, Kessinger, Anderson, Hoyt
3:17.29 Gobel, Jackson, Keller, Tweedy
3:17.41 Sutherland, Britt, Koch, Rial
3:17.67 Sleutel, Sutherland, Sultessa, Rial
3:17.82 Welsch, Vergara, Fredrick, King
Pole Vault
1998
2000
2002
1983
1991
1985
1990
1988
1982
1990
17’ 0.25” Bill Jones
1997 +
16’ 6.75” David Lemen
2000
16’ 6.75” Sean Jones
2005
16’ 6.25” Brian Rohrer
1999
16’ 2” Ryan Healey
1996
16’1.25” Kevin Philbrook 1998
16’ 0.75” Bill Hurford
1996
16’ 0.75” Tim Morse
2001
16’ 0” Mike Brady (93). Craig Conners (94)
1990
1986
2013
1990
1998
2002
1978
2013
1992
2001
237’ 7”
230’ 9”
224’ 0”
211’ 4”
208’ 3”
207’ 9”
206’ 8”
206’ 0”
205’ 8”
204’ 1”
Rick Glemmer
Mike Bonadurer
Marcus Cooper
1988
2000
2001
Steve Edwards
Ammon Bemis
1992
1999
David Bates
Brian Bernard
Frank Bibson Al Taylor
Nate Golden
Matt Boucher
Jim Seymour
4 x 400M Relay
1998
2014
2007
1981
1990
1983
2013
2001
1982
2012
1990
2004
1976
1984
1988
1993
1976
• = National Junior College Record
+ = NWAACC Meet Record
Eli Townsend (97), Phil Elle (98), Zack Supple (14)
Javelin
Casey Kauffman 2004
Mike Heib
1992
Mike Simmons
2007
Dave Island
1994
Josh Carlson
2003
Kenny Echterncamp2010
David Lemen
2000
Braden Keller
2009
Cory Swim
2002
Heath Fisher
1998
Hammer
199’ 3”
187’ 6”
183’ 9”
178’ 0”
177’ 1”
175’ 5”
172’ 10”
171’ 7”
168’ 7”
165’ 10”
Paul Etter
Shawn Davis
Cory Loebl
Kris Long
Chris Dilley
Kelly Howlett
Ryan Parshall
Anthony Lantz
Quinten Baxter
Rhys Perkins
Shot put
53’ 6.5” Mike Hortsch
52’ 4” Randy Bollinger
51’ 2.25” David Arndt
51’ 1.75” Kris Long
50’ 8.75” Anthony Lantz
50’ 4.5” Rich Steele
50’ 4.5” Cory Loebl
49’ 10.5” Tony Aldridge
49’ 8.75” Dale Veith
48’ 10.25”Paul Etter
Discus
169’ 9.5” Cory Loebl
155’ 10” Dan Jackson
153’ 2” Paul Etter
153’ 1” Jim Allen
151’ 1” Tony Aldridge
148’ 9” Rich Gaiser
148’ 7” Chris Dilley
148’ 3” Shawn Davis
146’ 11” Ryan Parshall
146’ 7” Anthony Lantz
1983
2011
1982
1998
1981
2000
2007
2014
2014
2001
1982
1978
2005
1994
2010
1976
2001
1983
1977
2002
2001
1978
2002
1989
1983
1984
2007
1997
1992
2010
2003 +
1997
2001
1994
2007
2003
1992
2010
2007
2006
200m All-American
Thomas Sutherland
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