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WEBER STATE 2008 OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD For Release: April 16, 2008 Track and Field Contact: Paul Grua • Phone: (801) 626-7414 • Email: [email protected]
2008 Weber State Indoor Track and Field Schedule
Date
Jan. 11-12 Jan. 18-19 Feb. 1-2 Feb. 2 Feb. 8-9 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 F. 29 - M.1 Mar. 14-15
Meet Site BYU Indoor Invitational Provo, UT Snake River Invitational Pocatello, ID Boise State Invitational Boise, ID Washington Husky Classic Seattle, WA Mountain State Games Pocatello, ID Montana State Inv. Bozeman, MT Best Buy Wildcat Opoen Ogden, UT Big Sky Championships Pocatello, ID NCAA Championships Fayetteville, AR
2008 Weber State Outdoor Track and Field Schedule
Date
Meet Site April 4 Cougar Invitational Provo, UT April 5 Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, CA April 12 Javier’s Wildcat Open Ogden, UT April 19 Mt. Sac Relay’s Walnut, CA April 19 VS Ath. Beach Inv. Long Beach, CA Apr. 25-26 Robison Invitational Provo, UT May 3 Best Buy WSU Open Ogden, UT May 7 Utah Twilight Salt Lake City, UT May 14-17 Big Sky Championships Sacramento, CA May 30-31 NCAA West Regionals Northridge, CA June 11-14 NCAA Championships De Moines, IA
Weber State Quick Facts
Location: Ogden, Utah Enrollment: 18,300 Nickname: Wildcats Conference: Big Sky Athletic Director: Jerry Graybeal Assistant Media Relations Director/ Track and Field Contact: Paul Grua Email: [email protected] Phone: (801) 626-7414 Website: weberstatesports.com Director of Track & Field / Women’s Track Head Coach: Jim Blaisdell Men’s Track Head Coach: Dan Walker XC Coach / Asst. Track Coach: Paul Pilkington Assistant Coach: Wiley King 2007 Men’s Big Sky Outdoor Finish: 3rd 2007 Women’s Big Sky Outdoor Finish: 2nd Men’s Big Sky Outdoor titles: 9 (2006, 2004, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1994, 1993) Women’s Big Sky Outdoor titles: 5 (2002, 2001, 1998, 1992, 1992)
This Week in Wildcat Track and Field Week #3
Mt. Sac Relays
Thursday-Friday, April 17-18, 2008
Walnut, California
Azusa Pacific Invitational
Friday, April 18, 2008
Azusa, California
VS Athletics Beach Invitational
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Long Beach, California
‘Cats divide up for three meets in California this week After playing hosts to the Javier’s Wildcat Open last Saturday
at Stewart Stadium, this week the Weber State men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams will head to southern California and divide up to compete in three meets this week. WSU will have athletes competing in the Mt. Sac Relay’s on Thursday and Friday, the Azusa Pacific Invitational on Friday, and the VS Athletics Beach Invitational on Saturday.
More on this week’s meets Thursday and Friday the Wildcats will have most of the full team
competing at the Mt. Sac Relays, hosted by Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, California. This year marks the 50th running of the Mt. Sac Relays, which is one of the biggest meets in the nation each year. Some of the events will be contested on Thursday night with most taking place on Friday. Also on Friday some Wildcats will head to Azusa, California to compete at the Azusa Pacific Invitational. That meet will begin at 9:00 and conclude at 6:30 p.m. Pacific time on Friday. Then on Saturday, the majority of the Wildcats will be back competing at the VS Athletics Beach Invitational, hosted by Long Beach State in Long Beach, California. That meet will get under way at 9:00 a.m. and will conclude around 4:30 Pacific time.
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2008 Big Sky Men’s Outdoor Preseason Coaches Poll
Team 1. WEBER STATE (5) 2. Sacramento State (2) 3. Northern Arizona (2) 4. Idaho State 5. Montana 6. Montana State 7. Eastern Washington 8. Northern Colorado 9. Portland State
Points 60 57 54 38 33 32 27 14 9
2008 Big Sky Women’s Outdoor Preseason Coaches Poll
Team 1. WEBER STATE (5) 2. Sacramento State (3) 3. Northern Arizona (1) 4. Idaho State 5. Montana Montana State 7. Portland State 8. Eastern Washington 9. Northern Colorado
Points 58 57 53 46 31 31 23 17 8
Quoting women’s coach Jim Blaisdell
“We are looking forward to this week and hope to get a lot accomplished. We will be able to get two meets in one week for a lot of our athletes and this will give us a chance to take most of our team with us. We will be competing against teams from all over the nation and the meets should have very good competition. This week will be a great opportunity for us to continue to improve and get more conference qualifiers and hopefully pick up some NCAA region qualifiers as well.”
Men’s head coach Dan Walker on this week “We’re excited for this week which will give everyone two op-
portunities to compete and get some improvements. It will give the team a chance to compete in a new area and against teams from across the country. Most of our distance runners will also be competing in their best events and we should see good improvements there. We continue to look for more qualifiers and improvements and we’re looking forward to this week.”
Four Wildcat men qualify for NCAA Region meet Saturday at the Javier’s Wildcat Open in Ogden the Wildcat
Weber State Track and Field Coaches T he Weber State women’s team is coached by Jim Blaisdell who is in his 27th year as head coach. In December 2006 Blaisdell was named the Director of Track and Field at Weber State. Blaisdell has led the Wildcats to 17 Big Sky Championships in cross country, and indoor and outdoor track and field. WSU has won eight Indoor Championships, last year and five of teh last six titles. The ‘Cats have won five outdoor track titles and have finished second nine times. In cross country Weber State has won three titles, including the championship in 2006. WSU’s men’s team is coached by Dan Walker who is in his second season coaching the Wildcats. Walker was named head cacoh at Weber State in December 2006 after spending 22 seasons as an assistant coach for the WSU men’s and women’s teams. Walker is a former track runner at Weber State. While an assistant for the Wildcats he has been the primary coach for the field events for both the men’s and women’s teams.
men’s team had four athletes qualify for the NCAA West Region Championships. Lucas Eddy reached the standard in the high jump by taking first place at 6-10.75. Adam Ball qualified in the pole vault at 16-06.75, Mike Phillips in the 200 meters at 21.34 and Seth Pilkington in the 1500 meters with a time of 3:46.78. Morgan Haws is the only Wildcat on the women’s side that has currently qualified for the region meet, which will be held May 30-31 in Northridge, California with the top athletes there qualifying for the NCAA Championships in June.
Wildcats dominate Javier’s Open
The Weber State men’s and women’s track and field teams dominated their first of two home meets Saturday as the two teams combined to win 21 events at the Javier’s Wildcat Open at Stewart Stadium. The Wildcats also combined for 12 new Big Sky Conference qualifying marks and had four NCAA Region marks. The Wildcat men’s team finished first in 11 events and picked up the four qualifying standards for the NCAA West Region meet. The ‘Cats also had five new Big Sky Conference qualifying marks on the day. Sophomore Mike Phillips took first place in the 200 meters, posting a career best time of 21.34, which qualifies him for the region meet. The time also ranks as the seventh best in school history. Teammate Brock Rose was just behind him at 21.47. Rose was also the top collegiate finisher in the 100 meters at 10.79. Seth Pilkington made his 2008 outdoor debut Saturday and reached an NCAA qualifying mark in route to winning the 1500 meters. He posted a time of 3:51.98, winning by nearly six seconds. In the 110 meter hurdles Tyler McBee took first place and teammate Eric Bailey qualified for conference with a time of 15.12, taking third overall. Bailey then went on to win the 400 meter hurdles with a career best time of 52.99, which also ranks as the tenth best in WSU history. Alex Blazzard reached the conference qualifying mark
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2008 NCAA West Region Qualifiers Name Adam Ball Lucas Eddy Mike Phillips Seth Pilkington Steve Shepherd
Event Pole Vault High Jump 200 meters 1500 meters 1500 meters
Time 16-06.75 6-10.75 21.34 3:47.22 3:46.78
in that event by finishing fourth at 54.93 as the Wildcats had the top four spots in the event. P arry Higginson won the men’s steeplechase and the Wildcats also took first place in both relay events. On the field side, senior Lucas Eddy won the high jump and qualified for the region meet with a mark of 6-10.75 in the event. Ryker Morgan also qualified for conference in the event with a mark of 6-05.00. Adam Ball also reached the region mark and finished as the top collegiate finisher in the pole vault at 16-06.75. Brian Lindquist was the top collegian in the hammer throw at 178-06. On the women’s side the Wildcats finished with ten first places and had seven new conference qualifying marks. T hree new qualifiers came in the 100 meter dash. Freshman La Tia Hatcher finished first with a mark of 12.32 followed by Jazmine Wittman at 12.33 and Maria North at 12.35 and all three qualified for the conference championships. The same three finished first, second, and third in the 200 meters with North taking first at 24.99. Wittman was second and Hatcher was third and reached the qualifying standard. Sariah Long made her outdoor debut and won the 1500 meters at the meet. She posted a time of 4:35.44 to qualify for conference, winning the event by nearly ten seconds. In the field events Haggett took first place in the long jump with a mark of 17-10.75 as the Wildcats finished with the top three spots in the event. Sophomore Alex Filiaga took first place in the shot put at 44-04.25, winning by nearly four feet. She also finished third in the hammer and fourth in the discus. Lindsey Spencer was the top collegian in the discus at 138-05, a career best which qualifies her for conference and also ranks as the seventh best in school history.
Wildcats picked to win Big Sky outdoor titles
Both the Weber State men’s and women’s track and
Name Morgan Haws
Event 5,000 meters
Time 16:30.66
field teams have been selected to win the 2008 Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships, according to a preseason vote of the league’s head coaches. Both Weber State teams picked up five first place votes in the polls, after both finishing second in the indoor track season. The WSU women’s team totaled 58 points, including the five first-place votes, and finished one point ahead of Sacramento State, who took first place in the indoor season. WSU finished second at the 2007 outdoor championships and the Wildcats have won five Big Sky outdoor titles, but have not taken first since 2002. In the last 17 years, the ‘Cats have finished worse than third just one time in an outdoor meet. Jim Blaisdell is in his 27th season as head coach of the Wildcats. Sacramento State picked up three first place votes, followed by Northern Arizona with one vote and 53 points. Idaho State was fourth, followed by Montana and Montana State who tied for fifth. On the men’s side the Wildcats finished with five firstplace votes and totaled 60 points in the coaches poll. Sacramento State was second with two votes and 57 points, followed by Northern Arizona and Idaho State. The Wildcats have won nine Big Sky outdoor titles, with the last coming in 2006. WSU has won seven of the last ten Big Sky outdoor meets, but did finish third in 2007, their lowest finish in 11 years. Dan Walker returns for his second season as head coach of the Wildcats.
Looking ahead
Weber State will return from the trip to California and compete next week at the BYU Robison Invitational Friday-Saturday, April 25-26 in Provo, Utah. The following week the ‘Cats will host their final home meet of the season, the Best Buy Weber State Outdoor Open Saturday, May 3 at Stewart Stadium.
2008 Updates to Weber State’s Outdoor Top 10 Lists Men
Name Event Mark
Mike Phillips 200m 21.34 Steve Shepherd 1500m 3:46.78
All-time School WSU rank Record 7th 10th
20.86 3:39.40
Name Event
Women
All-time School Mark WSU rank Record
Morgan Haws 5,000m 16:30.66 Alex Filiaga Shot Put 45-11.75 L. Spencer Discus 138-05
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4th t4th 7th
16:07.94 48-09.50 163-01
2008 Weber State Women’s Outdoor Track and Field (As of April 14, 2008 - After TWO Meets) @=Personal Record *=Makes WSU Top 10 List !=WSU Outdoor Record #=Big Sky Qualifying ?=NCAA Regional Qualifying ~=Better mark on WSU Top 10 List
100 METERS (12.45) (11.75)
La Tia Hatcher Jazmine Wittman Maria North Camille Lott McKenzie Randall Michaela Haggett
100 Michaela
4-12 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12
14.35# 15.14 15.36 15.81
4-12 4-12 4-12 4-12
METER HURDLES (15.00) (13.92)
Haggett McKenzie Randall Ally Dean Samantha Hamblin
Maria
12.32# 12.33# 12.35# 12.84 12.89 12.99
200 METERS (25.40) (23.96)
North Jazmine Wittman La Tia Hatcher Brittany Ward Lacey Muesec Michaela Haggett McKenzie Randall
24.75# 25.24# 25.26# 26.18 25.86 25.91 26.35
400 METERS (58.00) (54.61)
Lacey Muesec
1:01.98
Haley
1:02.73# 1:06.42 1:06.91
2:12.84 2:18.62
Monica Miller Samantha Hamblin Heather Spencer Susan Dean
4:35.44 4:51.09 4:55.93
(4:29.84aa)# 4-12 (4:45.49aa) 4-12 (4:50.33aa) 4-12
3,000m STEEPLECHASE (11:41.00) (10:50.25) Amy Cook 10:50.78# 4-05
5,000 METERS (18:00.00) (16:52.00) Morgan Haws 16:30.66*#? 4-04
10,000 METERS (38:30.00) 4 x 100 METER RELAY
Weber State
Weber State
47.71
4 x 400 METER RELAY
3:53.80
4-12
31-00.00
SHOT PUT (41-06.00) (46-11.00)
4-04
1500 METERS (4:41.00) (4:27.80)
Sariah Long Lesley Harvey Cassie Olson
4-04 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-12 4-12
(2:12.17aa)# 4-12 (2:17:98aa) 4-04
18-02.50# 17-04.00 17-01.50
TRIPLE JUMP (37-00.00) (40-04.25)
Brittany Ward
Becca Rowley Samantha Hamblin
4-12 4-12 4-12
5-05.00# 5-01.00
LONG JUMP (18-02.00) (19-08.25)
Michaela Haggett Samantha Hamblin
Alex Filiaga
800 METERS (2:17.50) (2:09.80)
Reeves Courtney Shipman
Heather Spencer
Brittany Ward
400 METER HURDLES (1:05.00) (1:00.82)
Ally Dean Samantha Hamblin Camille Lott
HIGH JUMP (5-03.00) (5-08.75)
Samantha Hamblin
45-11.75*# 36-09.75 33-04.50
DISCUS (136-00) (155-02)
Lindsay Spencer
Alex Filiaga Susan Dean
138-05*# 124-03 111-06
JAVELIN (130-00) (142-06)
135-04# 119-10 116-08 102-11
HAMMER (157-00) (177-08)
Alex Filiaga Lindsey Spencer Becca Rowley
158-04# 141-00 122-06
4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-12
BIG SKY CONFERENCE QUALIFIERS
Amy Cook...............................................Steeplechase Ally Dean................................................400m hurdles Alex Filiaga.....................................Hammer, Shot Put Michaela Haggett............. 110m hurdles, Long Jump Samantha Hamblin.................................... High Jump La Tia Hatcher.......................................... 100m, 200m Morgan Haws.......................................... 5,000 meters Sariah Long.............................................. 1500 meters Monica Miller.....................................................Javelin Maria North............................................... 100m, 200m Haley Reeves............................................. 800 meters Lindsey Spencer............................................... Discus Jazmine Wittman..................................... 100m, 200m 13 qualifiers in 18 events
NCAA REGION QUALIFIERS
4-12 Morgan Haws.......................................... 5,000 meters
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2008 Weber State Men’s Outdoor Track and Field (As of April 14, 2008 - After TWO Meets) @=Personal Record *=Makes WSU Top 10 List !=WSU Outdoor Record #=Big Sky Qualifying ?=NCAA Regional Qualifying ~=Better mark on WSU Top 10 List Brock
100 METERS (10.95) (10.55)
Rose
HIGH JUMP (6-05.00) (6-10.75)
10.79#
4-12 Lucas Eddy 6-10.75#? Ryker Morgan 6-05.00# 110 METER HURDLES (15.15) (14.30) Cole Toupin 6-03.25 Tyler McBee 14.72# 4-12 Eric Bailey 15.12# 4-12 LONG JUMP (22-06.00) (24-01.00) Kyle Cockayne 15.20 4-12 TJ Fox 21-04.75 Cole Toupin 21-02.75 200 METERS (22.00) (21.35) Mile Phillips 21.34*#? 4-12 TRIPLE JUMP (45-00.00) (49-02.50) Brock Rose 21.45# 4-04 Eric Bailey 42-06.75 Collin Mower 22.31 4-04 TJ Fox 22.68 4-04 POLE VAULT (15-06.00) (16-06.75) Adam Ball 16-06.75#?
400 METERS (48.90) (47.20)
Collin Mower
49.23
400 METER HURDLES (55.50) (52.51)
Taylor Pebley Eric Bailey Tyler McBee Alex Blazzard
52.80# 52.99# 53.91# 54.93#
800 METERS (1:55.00) (1:50.40)
Max Lennardt Taylor Shupe Nate Carter
Marshall Roses
1:55.77 1:56.17 1:57.26 1:58.67
(1:55.20aa) (1:55.60aa) (1:56.72aa) (1:58.13aa)
4-04
4-04 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-12
SHOT PUT (50-00.00) (55-01.50)
DISCUS (153-00) (169-07)
4-04 Brian Lindquist 167-03# 4-12 Brock Money 148-11 4-12 4-12 HAMMER (162-00) (182-05) Brian Lindquist 179-03# Brock Money 150-10 4-12 4-12 DECATHLON (5,500 pts.) 4-04 4-04
4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12
1500 METERS (3:55.00) (3:47.80)
BIG SKY CONFERENCE QUALIFIERS 3:46.78*#? 4-05 3:51.98 (3:47.22aa)#? 4-12 Eric Bailey.....................110m hurdles, 400m hurdles 4:02.84 (3:58.08aa) 4-12 Adam Ball.....................................................Pole Vault Alex Blazzard.........................................400m hurdles Lucas Eddy................................................ High Jump 3000m STEEPLECHASE (9:41.00) (9:07.00) Parry Higginson 9:51.74 (9:38.83aa) 4-12 Brian Lindquist.................................Discus, Hammer Todd Gilbert 10:00.80 (9:47.89aa) 4-12 Tyler McBee...................110m hurdles, 400m hurdles Bob Lambert 10:08.89 (9:55.98aa) 4-12 Ryker Morgan............................................. High Jump Taylor Pebley.........................................400m hurdles Mike Phillips............................................... 200 meters 5,000 METERS (14:51.00) (14:12.00) Seth Pilkington........................................ 1500 meters Brock Rose............................ 100 meters, 200 meters Steve Shepherd....................................... 1500 meters 10,000 METERS (32:00.00) Steve Shepherd Seth Pilkington Bryant Jensen
Weber
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4 x 100 METER RELAY
State
41.82
4 x 400 METER RELAY
State
3:14.51
12 qualifiers in 16 events 4-12
NCAA REGION QUALIFIERS
Adam Ball.................................................... Pole Vault Lucas Eddy................................................ High Jump Mike Phillips............................................... 200 meters 4-04 Seth Pilkington........................................ 1500 meters Steve Shepherd....................................... 1500 meters
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2008 WEBER STATE WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ROSTER NAME
EVENTS
Cl.
HOMETOWN (High School)
Katie Chugg Amy Cook Ally Dean Susan Dean Alexandria Filiaga Michaela Haggett Samantha Hamblin Tara Harding Lesley Harvey La Tia Hatcher Morgan Haws Kristilyn Jeffries Sariah Long Camille Lott Monica Miller Lacey Muesec Holly North Maria North Cassie Olson Kristen Petersen Mckenzie Randall Haley Reeves Becca Rowley Courtney Shipman Heather Spencer Lindsey Spencer Sasha Tanner Jazmine Wittman Brittany Ward Shanna Wylie
Distance Distance Hurdles / 400m Throws Throws Hurdles / LJ Hept. / Hurdles Throws Distance Sprints Distance Distance Distance Hurdles / 400m Javelin Sprints Hept / HJ Sprints Distance Sprints Hurdles Middle Distance Throws Middle Distance HJ / Jav. Throws Sprints Sprints LJ / Sprints HJ / Hurdles
So. Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr.
Ogden, Utah (Fremont) Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Evanston, Wyo. (Evanston) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin) Kanab, Utah (Kanab) Chubbuck, Idaho (Highland) Bigfork, Montana (Bigfork) Las Vegas, Nevada (Western) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Las Vegas, Nevada (Palo Verde) Oceanside, California (El Camino) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Magna, Utah (Cyprus) Gresham, Oregon (Gresham) Riverton, Utah (Riverton) The Dalles, Oregon (The Dalles) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Centerville, Utah (Viewmont) North Ogden, Utah (Weber) Spanish Fork, Utah (Spanish Fork) Saratoga, Wyoming (Saratoga) Riverton, Utah (Riverton) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Bountiful, Utah (Woods Cross) West Valley City, Utah (Hunter) Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls) South Jordan, Utah (Bingham)
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2008 WEBER STATE MEN’S OUTDOOR ROSTER Name Eric Bailey Adam Ball Alex Blazzard Chris Burnett Nate Carter Elijah Chirchir Kyle Cockayne Joseph Collins Lucas Eddy Bret Ferrier Nathan Fiscus TJ Fox Todd Gilbert Andrew Heer Parry Higginson Ben Jacobson Bryant Jensen Andrew Jones Daniel Jones Bob Lambert Levi Lefevre Max Lennardt Brian Lindquist Tyler McBee Brock Money Ryker Morgan Collin Mower Jace Nye David Olson Zach Parry Taylor Pebley Mike Phillips Seth Pilkington Brock Rose Marshall Roses Steve Shepherd Taylor Shupe Tim Toone Cole Toupin Daniel Yawkey
Events Hurdles Pole Vault Hurdles Distance 400 / 800 Distance Hurdles Sprints / LJ High Jump Distance Distance LJ / TJ Distance Jumps Distance Hurdles Distance Distance 400 / 800 Distance Distance 400 / 800 Throws Hurdles Throws High Jump 200 / 400 800 / Mile Distance Throws 400 / Hurdles 200 / 400 Distance Sprints 800 / Mile 800 / Mile 400 / 800 Sprints / LJ PV / Dec. 800 / 1500
Cl. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr.
Hometown (High School) Portland, Oregon (Benson Tech) Farmington, Utah (Viewmont) Morgan, Utah (Morgan) Farmington, Utah (Davis) Roy, Utah (Roy) Kapasat, Kenya Dripping Springs, Tex. (Dripping Springs) West Point, Utah (Clearfield) Winnemucca, Nevada (Lowry) Cokeville, Wyoming (Cokeville) Alpine, Utah (Lone Peak) Ogden, Utah (Ogden) Lehi, Utah (Lehi) South Weber, Utah (Christian Heritage) Layton, Utah (Davis) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Idaho Falls, Idaho (Blue Springs, MO) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) West Jordan, Utah (West Jordan) Tropic, Utah (Bryce Valley) Germany (Davis) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Beaverton, Oregon (Beaverton) Farmington, Utah (Davis) Centerville, Utah (Viewmont) Sandy, Utah (Alta) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Lewis Palmer) Taylorsville, Utah (Taylorsville) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) Seaside, California (Monterey) Roy, Utah (Roy) North Ogden, Utah (Weber) Molalla, Oregon (Molalla) Eden, Utah (Weber) Liberty, Utah (Weber) Peoria, Arizona (Peoria) Ogden, Utah (Ogden) Taylorsville, Utah (Taylorsville)
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2008 Weber State Indoor Track and Field Schedule
Date
Jan. 11-12 Jan. 18-19 Feb. 1-2 Feb. 2 Feb. 8-9 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 F. 29 - M.1 Mar. 14-15
Meet Site BYU Indoor Invitational Provo, UT Snake River Invitational Pocatello, ID Boise State Invitational Boise, ID Washington Husky Classic Seattle, WA Mountain State Games Pocatello, ID Montana State Inv. Bozeman, MT Best Buy Wildcat Opoen Ogden, UT Big Sky Championships Pocatello, ID NCAA Championships Fayetteville, AR
2008 Weber State Outdoor Track and Field Schedule
Date
Meet Site April 4 Cougar Invitational Provo, UT April 5 Stanford Invitational Palo Alto, CA April 12 Javier’s Wildcat Open Ogden, UT April 19 Mt. Sac Relay’s Walnut, CA April 19 VS Ath. Beach Inv. Long Beach, CA Apr. 25-26 Robison Invitational Provo, UT May 3 Best Buy WSU Open Ogden, UT May 7 Utah Twilight Salt Lake City, UT May 14-17 Big Sky Championships Sacramento, CA May 30-31 NCAA West Regionals Northridge, CA June 11-14 NCAA Championships De Moines, IA
Weber State Quick Facts
Location: Ogden, Utah Enrollment: 18,300 Nickname: Wildcats Conference: Big Sky Athletic Director: Jerry Graybeal Assistant Media Relations Director/ Track and Field Contact: Paul Grua Email: [email protected] Phone: (801) 626-7414 Website: weberstatesports.com Director of Track & Field / Women’s Track Head Coach: Jim Blaisdell Men’s Track Head Coach: Dan Walker XC Coach / Asst. Track Coach: Paul Pilkington Assistant Coach: Wiley King 2007 Men’s Big Sky Outdoor Finish: 3rd 2007 Women’s Big Sky Outdoor Finish: 2nd Men’s Big Sky Outdoor titles: 9 (2006, 2004, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1994, 1993) Women’s Big Sky Outdoor titles: 5 (2002, 2001, 1998, 1992, 1992)
This Week in Wildcat Track and Field Week #3
Mt. Sac Relays
Thursday-Friday, April 17-18, 2008
Walnut, California
Azusa Pacific Invitational
Friday, April 18, 2008
Azusa, California
VS Athletics Beach Invitational
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Long Beach, California
‘Cats divide up for three meets in California this week After playing hosts to the Javier’s Wildcat Open last Saturday
at Stewart Stadium, this week the Weber State men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams will head to southern California and divide up to compete in three meets this week. WSU will have athletes competing in the Mt. Sac Relay’s on Thursday and Friday, the Azusa Pacific Invitational on Friday, and the VS Athletics Beach Invitational on Saturday.
More on this week’s meets Thursday and Friday the Wildcats will have most of the full team
competing at the Mt. Sac Relays, hosted by Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, California. This year marks the 50th running of the Mt. Sac Relays, which is one of the biggest meets in the nation each year. Some of the events will be contested on Thursday night with most taking place on Friday. Also on Friday some Wildcats will head to Azusa, California to compete at the Azusa Pacific Invitational. That meet will begin at 9:00 and conclude at 6:30 p.m. Pacific time on Friday. Then on Saturday, the majority of the Wildcats will be back competing at the VS Athletics Beach Invitational, hosted by Long Beach State in Long Beach, California. That meet will get under way at 9:00 a.m. and will conclude around 4:30 Pacific time.
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2008 Big Sky Men’s Outdoor Preseason Coaches Poll
Team 1. WEBER STATE (5) 2. Sacramento State (2) 3. Northern Arizona (2) 4. Idaho State 5. Montana 6. Montana State 7. Eastern Washington 8. Northern Colorado 9. Portland State
Points 60 57 54 38 33 32 27 14 9
2008 Big Sky Women’s Outdoor Preseason Coaches Poll
Team 1. WEBER STATE (5) 2. Sacramento State (3) 3. Northern Arizona (1) 4. Idaho State 5. Montana Montana State 7. Portland State 8. Eastern Washington 9. Northern Colorado
Points 58 57 53 46 31 31 23 17 8
Quoting women’s coach Jim Blaisdell
“We are looking forward to this week and hope to get a lot accomplished. We will be able to get two meets in one week for a lot of our athletes and this will give us a chance to take most of our team with us. We will be competing against teams from all over the nation and the meets should have very good competition. This week will be a great opportunity for us to continue to improve and get more conference qualifiers and hopefully pick up some NCAA region qualifiers as well.”
Men’s head coach Dan Walker on this week “We’re excited for this week which will give everyone two op-
portunities to compete and get some improvements. It will give the team a chance to compete in a new area and against teams from across the country. Most of our distance runners will also be competing in their best events and we should see good improvements there. We continue to look for more qualifiers and improvements and we’re looking forward to this week.”
Four Wildcat men qualify for NCAA Region meet Saturday at the Javier’s Wildcat Open in Ogden the Wildcat
Weber State Track and Field Coaches T he Weber State women’s team is coached by Jim Blaisdell who is in his 27th year as head coach. In December 2006 Blaisdell was named the Director of Track and Field at Weber State. Blaisdell has led the Wildcats to 17 Big Sky Championships in cross country, and indoor and outdoor track and field. WSU has won eight Indoor Championships, last year and five of teh last six titles. The ‘Cats have won five outdoor track titles and have finished second nine times. In cross country Weber State has won three titles, including the championship in 2006. WSU’s men’s team is coached by Dan Walker who is in his second season coaching the Wildcats. Walker was named head cacoh at Weber State in December 2006 after spending 22 seasons as an assistant coach for the WSU men’s and women’s teams. Walker is a former track runner at Weber State. While an assistant for the Wildcats he has been the primary coach for the field events for both the men’s and women’s teams.
men’s team had four athletes qualify for the NCAA West Region Championships. Lucas Eddy reached the standard in the high jump by taking first place at 6-10.75. Adam Ball qualified in the pole vault at 16-06.75, Mike Phillips in the 200 meters at 21.34 and Seth Pilkington in the 1500 meters with a time of 3:46.78. Morgan Haws is the only Wildcat on the women’s side that has currently qualified for the region meet, which will be held May 30-31 in Northridge, California with the top athletes there qualifying for the NCAA Championships in June.
Wildcats dominate Javier’s Open
The Weber State men’s and women’s track and field teams dominated their first of two home meets Saturday as the two teams combined to win 21 events at the Javier’s Wildcat Open at Stewart Stadium. The Wildcats also combined for 12 new Big Sky Conference qualifying marks and had four NCAA Region marks. The Wildcat men’s team finished first in 11 events and picked up the four qualifying standards for the NCAA West Region meet. The ‘Cats also had five new Big Sky Conference qualifying marks on the day. Sophomore Mike Phillips took first place in the 200 meters, posting a career best time of 21.34, which qualifies him for the region meet. The time also ranks as the seventh best in school history. Teammate Brock Rose was just behind him at 21.47. Rose was also the top collegiate finisher in the 100 meters at 10.79. Seth Pilkington made his 2008 outdoor debut Saturday and reached an NCAA qualifying mark in route to winning the 1500 meters. He posted a time of 3:51.98, winning by nearly six seconds. In the 110 meter hurdles Tyler McBee took first place and teammate Eric Bailey qualified for conference with a time of 15.12, taking third overall. Bailey then went on to win the 400 meter hurdles with a career best time of 52.99, which also ranks as the tenth best in WSU history. Alex Blazzard reached the conference qualifying mark
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2008 NCAA West Region Qualifiers Name Adam Ball Lucas Eddy Mike Phillips Seth Pilkington Steve Shepherd
Event Pole Vault High Jump 200 meters 1500 meters 1500 meters
Time 16-06.75 6-10.75 21.34 3:47.22 3:46.78
in that event by finishing fourth at 54.93 as the Wildcats had the top four spots in the event. P arry Higginson won the men’s steeplechase and the Wildcats also took first place in both relay events. On the field side, senior Lucas Eddy won the high jump and qualified for the region meet with a mark of 6-10.75 in the event. Ryker Morgan also qualified for conference in the event with a mark of 6-05.00. Adam Ball also reached the region mark and finished as the top collegiate finisher in the pole vault at 16-06.75. Brian Lindquist was the top collegian in the hammer throw at 178-06. On the women’s side the Wildcats finished with ten first places and had seven new conference qualifying marks. T hree new qualifiers came in the 100 meter dash. Freshman La Tia Hatcher finished first with a mark of 12.32 followed by Jazmine Wittman at 12.33 and Maria North at 12.35 and all three qualified for the conference championships. The same three finished first, second, and third in the 200 meters with North taking first at 24.99. Wittman was second and Hatcher was third and reached the qualifying standard. Sariah Long made her outdoor debut and won the 1500 meters at the meet. She posted a time of 4:35.44 to qualify for conference, winning the event by nearly ten seconds. In the field events Haggett took first place in the long jump with a mark of 17-10.75 as the Wildcats finished with the top three spots in the event. Sophomore Alex Filiaga took first place in the shot put at 44-04.25, winning by nearly four feet. She also finished third in the hammer and fourth in the discus. Lindsey Spencer was the top collegian in the discus at 138-05, a career best which qualifies her for conference and also ranks as the seventh best in school history.
Wildcats picked to win Big Sky outdoor titles
Both the Weber State men’s and women’s track and
Name Morgan Haws
Event 5,000 meters
Time 16:30.66
field teams have been selected to win the 2008 Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships, according to a preseason vote of the league’s head coaches. Both Weber State teams picked up five first place votes in the polls, after both finishing second in the indoor track season. The WSU women’s team totaled 58 points, including the five first-place votes, and finished one point ahead of Sacramento State, who took first place in the indoor season. WSU finished second at the 2007 outdoor championships and the Wildcats have won five Big Sky outdoor titles, but have not taken first since 2002. In the last 17 years, the ‘Cats have finished worse than third just one time in an outdoor meet. Jim Blaisdell is in his 27th season as head coach of the Wildcats. Sacramento State picked up three first place votes, followed by Northern Arizona with one vote and 53 points. Idaho State was fourth, followed by Montana and Montana State who tied for fifth. On the men’s side the Wildcats finished with five firstplace votes and totaled 60 points in the coaches poll. Sacramento State was second with two votes and 57 points, followed by Northern Arizona and Idaho State. The Wildcats have won nine Big Sky outdoor titles, with the last coming in 2006. WSU has won seven of the last ten Big Sky outdoor meets, but did finish third in 2007, their lowest finish in 11 years. Dan Walker returns for his second season as head coach of the Wildcats.
Looking ahead
Weber State will return from the trip to California and compete next week at the BYU Robison Invitational Friday-Saturday, April 25-26 in Provo, Utah. The following week the ‘Cats will host their final home meet of the season, the Best Buy Weber State Outdoor Open Saturday, May 3 at Stewart Stadium.
2008 Updates to Weber State’s Outdoor Top 10 Lists Men
Name Event Mark
Mike Phillips 200m 21.34 Steve Shepherd 1500m 3:46.78
All-time School WSU rank Record 7th 10th
20.86 3:39.40
Name Event
Women
All-time School Mark WSU rank Record
Morgan Haws 5,000m 16:30.66 Alex Filiaga Shot Put 45-11.75 L. Spencer Discus 138-05
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4th t4th 7th
16:07.94 48-09.50 163-01
2008 Weber State Women’s Outdoor Track and Field (As of April 14, 2008 - After TWO Meets) @=Personal Record *=Makes WSU Top 10 List !=WSU Outdoor Record #=Big Sky Qualifying ?=NCAA Regional Qualifying ~=Better mark on WSU Top 10 List
100 METERS (12.45) (11.75)
La Tia Hatcher Jazmine Wittman Maria North Camille Lott McKenzie Randall Michaela Haggett
100 Michaela
4-12 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12
14.35# 15.14 15.36 15.81
4-12 4-12 4-12 4-12
METER HURDLES (15.00) (13.92)
Haggett McKenzie Randall Ally Dean Samantha Hamblin
Maria
12.32# 12.33# 12.35# 12.84 12.89 12.99
200 METERS (25.40) (23.96)
North Jazmine Wittman La Tia Hatcher Brittany Ward Lacey Muesec Michaela Haggett McKenzie Randall
24.75# 25.24# 25.26# 26.18 25.86 25.91 26.35
400 METERS (58.00) (54.61)
Lacey Muesec
1:01.98
Haley
1:02.73# 1:06.42 1:06.91
2:12.84 2:18.62
Monica Miller Samantha Hamblin Heather Spencer Susan Dean
4:35.44 4:51.09 4:55.93
(4:29.84aa)# 4-12 (4:45.49aa) 4-12 (4:50.33aa) 4-12
3,000m STEEPLECHASE (11:41.00) (10:50.25) Amy Cook 10:50.78# 4-05
5,000 METERS (18:00.00) (16:52.00) Morgan Haws 16:30.66*#? 4-04
10,000 METERS (38:30.00) 4 x 100 METER RELAY
Weber State
Weber State
47.71
4 x 400 METER RELAY
3:53.80
4-12
31-00.00
SHOT PUT (41-06.00) (46-11.00)
4-04
1500 METERS (4:41.00) (4:27.80)
Sariah Long Lesley Harvey Cassie Olson
4-04 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-12 4-12
(2:12.17aa)# 4-12 (2:17:98aa) 4-04
18-02.50# 17-04.00 17-01.50
TRIPLE JUMP (37-00.00) (40-04.25)
Brittany Ward
Becca Rowley Samantha Hamblin
4-12 4-12 4-12
5-05.00# 5-01.00
LONG JUMP (18-02.00) (19-08.25)
Michaela Haggett Samantha Hamblin
Alex Filiaga
800 METERS (2:17.50) (2:09.80)
Reeves Courtney Shipman
Heather Spencer
Brittany Ward
400 METER HURDLES (1:05.00) (1:00.82)
Ally Dean Samantha Hamblin Camille Lott
HIGH JUMP (5-03.00) (5-08.75)
Samantha Hamblin
45-11.75*# 36-09.75 33-04.50
DISCUS (136-00) (155-02)
Lindsay Spencer
Alex Filiaga Susan Dean
138-05*# 124-03 111-06
JAVELIN (130-00) (142-06)
135-04# 119-10 116-08 102-11
HAMMER (157-00) (177-08)
Alex Filiaga Lindsey Spencer Becca Rowley
158-04# 141-00 122-06
4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-12
BIG SKY CONFERENCE QUALIFIERS
Amy Cook...............................................Steeplechase Ally Dean................................................400m hurdles Alex Filiaga.....................................Hammer, Shot Put Michaela Haggett............. 110m hurdles, Long Jump Samantha Hamblin.................................... High Jump La Tia Hatcher.......................................... 100m, 200m Morgan Haws.......................................... 5,000 meters Sariah Long.............................................. 1500 meters Monica Miller.....................................................Javelin Maria North............................................... 100m, 200m Haley Reeves............................................. 800 meters Lindsey Spencer............................................... Discus Jazmine Wittman..................................... 100m, 200m 13 qualifiers in 18 events
NCAA REGION QUALIFIERS
4-12 Morgan Haws.......................................... 5,000 meters
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2008 Weber State Men’s Outdoor Track and Field (As of April 14, 2008 - After TWO Meets) @=Personal Record *=Makes WSU Top 10 List !=WSU Outdoor Record #=Big Sky Qualifying ?=NCAA Regional Qualifying ~=Better mark on WSU Top 10 List Brock
100 METERS (10.95) (10.55)
Rose
HIGH JUMP (6-05.00) (6-10.75)
10.79#
4-12 Lucas Eddy 6-10.75#? Ryker Morgan 6-05.00# 110 METER HURDLES (15.15) (14.30) Cole Toupin 6-03.25 Tyler McBee 14.72# 4-12 Eric Bailey 15.12# 4-12 LONG JUMP (22-06.00) (24-01.00) Kyle Cockayne 15.20 4-12 TJ Fox 21-04.75 Cole Toupin 21-02.75 200 METERS (22.00) (21.35) Mile Phillips 21.34*#? 4-12 TRIPLE JUMP (45-00.00) (49-02.50) Brock Rose 21.45# 4-04 Eric Bailey 42-06.75 Collin Mower 22.31 4-04 TJ Fox 22.68 4-04 POLE VAULT (15-06.00) (16-06.75) Adam Ball 16-06.75#?
400 METERS (48.90) (47.20)
Collin Mower
49.23
400 METER HURDLES (55.50) (52.51)
Taylor Pebley Eric Bailey Tyler McBee Alex Blazzard
52.80# 52.99# 53.91# 54.93#
800 METERS (1:55.00) (1:50.40)
Max Lennardt Taylor Shupe Nate Carter
Marshall Roses
1:55.77 1:56.17 1:57.26 1:58.67
(1:55.20aa) (1:55.60aa) (1:56.72aa) (1:58.13aa)
4-04
4-04 4-12 4-12 4-04 4-04 4-12 4-12
SHOT PUT (50-00.00) (55-01.50)
DISCUS (153-00) (169-07)
4-04 Brian Lindquist 167-03# 4-12 Brock Money 148-11 4-12 4-12 HAMMER (162-00) (182-05) Brian Lindquist 179-03# Brock Money 150-10 4-12 4-12 DECATHLON (5,500 pts.) 4-04 4-04
4-04 4-12 4-04 4-12
1500 METERS (3:55.00) (3:47.80)
BIG SKY CONFERENCE QUALIFIERS 3:46.78*#? 4-05 3:51.98 (3:47.22aa)#? 4-12 Eric Bailey.....................110m hurdles, 400m hurdles 4:02.84 (3:58.08aa) 4-12 Adam Ball.....................................................Pole Vault Alex Blazzard.........................................400m hurdles Lucas Eddy................................................ High Jump 3000m STEEPLECHASE (9:41.00) (9:07.00) Parry Higginson 9:51.74 (9:38.83aa) 4-12 Brian Lindquist.................................Discus, Hammer Todd Gilbert 10:00.80 (9:47.89aa) 4-12 Tyler McBee...................110m hurdles, 400m hurdles Bob Lambert 10:08.89 (9:55.98aa) 4-12 Ryker Morgan............................................. High Jump Taylor Pebley.........................................400m hurdles Mike Phillips............................................... 200 meters 5,000 METERS (14:51.00) (14:12.00) Seth Pilkington........................................ 1500 meters Brock Rose............................ 100 meters, 200 meters Steve Shepherd....................................... 1500 meters 10,000 METERS (32:00.00) Steve Shepherd Seth Pilkington Bryant Jensen
Weber
Weber
4 x 100 METER RELAY
State
41.82
4 x 400 METER RELAY
State
3:14.51
12 qualifiers in 16 events 4-12
NCAA REGION QUALIFIERS
Adam Ball.................................................... Pole Vault Lucas Eddy................................................ High Jump Mike Phillips............................................... 200 meters 4-04 Seth Pilkington........................................ 1500 meters Steve Shepherd....................................... 1500 meters
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2008 WEBER STATE WOMEN’S OUTDOOR ROSTER NAME
EVENTS
Cl.
HOMETOWN (High School)
Katie Chugg Amy Cook Ally Dean Susan Dean Alexandria Filiaga Michaela Haggett Samantha Hamblin Tara Harding Lesley Harvey La Tia Hatcher Morgan Haws Kristilyn Jeffries Sariah Long Camille Lott Monica Miller Lacey Muesec Holly North Maria North Cassie Olson Kristen Petersen Mckenzie Randall Haley Reeves Becca Rowley Courtney Shipman Heather Spencer Lindsey Spencer Sasha Tanner Jazmine Wittman Brittany Ward Shanna Wylie
Distance Distance Hurdles / 400m Throws Throws Hurdles / LJ Hept. / Hurdles Throws Distance Sprints Distance Distance Distance Hurdles / 400m Javelin Sprints Hept / HJ Sprints Distance Sprints Hurdles Middle Distance Throws Middle Distance HJ / Jav. Throws Sprints Sprints LJ / Sprints HJ / Hurdles
So. Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr.
Ogden, Utah (Fremont) Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Evanston, Wyo. (Evanston) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin) Kanab, Utah (Kanab) Chubbuck, Idaho (Highland) Bigfork, Montana (Bigfork) Las Vegas, Nevada (Western) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Las Vegas, Nevada (Palo Verde) Oceanside, California (El Camino) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Magna, Utah (Cyprus) Gresham, Oregon (Gresham) Riverton, Utah (Riverton) The Dalles, Oregon (The Dalles) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Centerville, Utah (Viewmont) North Ogden, Utah (Weber) Spanish Fork, Utah (Spanish Fork) Saratoga, Wyoming (Saratoga) Riverton, Utah (Riverton) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Bountiful, Utah (Woods Cross) West Valley City, Utah (Hunter) Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls) South Jordan, Utah (Bingham)
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2008 WEBER STATE MEN’S OUTDOOR ROSTER Name Eric Bailey Adam Ball Alex Blazzard Chris Burnett Nate Carter Elijah Chirchir Kyle Cockayne Joseph Collins Lucas Eddy Bret Ferrier Nathan Fiscus TJ Fox Todd Gilbert Andrew Heer Parry Higginson Ben Jacobson Bryant Jensen Andrew Jones Daniel Jones Bob Lambert Levi Lefevre Max Lennardt Brian Lindquist Tyler McBee Brock Money Ryker Morgan Collin Mower Jace Nye David Olson Zach Parry Taylor Pebley Mike Phillips Seth Pilkington Brock Rose Marshall Roses Steve Shepherd Taylor Shupe Tim Toone Cole Toupin Daniel Yawkey
Events Hurdles Pole Vault Hurdles Distance 400 / 800 Distance Hurdles Sprints / LJ High Jump Distance Distance LJ / TJ Distance Jumps Distance Hurdles Distance Distance 400 / 800 Distance Distance 400 / 800 Throws Hurdles Throws High Jump 200 / 400 800 / Mile Distance Throws 400 / Hurdles 200 / 400 Distance Sprints 800 / Mile 800 / Mile 400 / 800 Sprints / LJ PV / Dec. 800 / 1500
Cl. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr.
Hometown (High School) Portland, Oregon (Benson Tech) Farmington, Utah (Viewmont) Morgan, Utah (Morgan) Farmington, Utah (Davis) Roy, Utah (Roy) Kapasat, Kenya Dripping Springs, Tex. (Dripping Springs) West Point, Utah (Clearfield) Winnemucca, Nevada (Lowry) Cokeville, Wyoming (Cokeville) Alpine, Utah (Lone Peak) Ogden, Utah (Ogden) Lehi, Utah (Lehi) South Weber, Utah (Christian Heritage) Layton, Utah (Davis) Farr West, Utah (Fremont) Idaho Falls, Idaho (Blue Springs, MO) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) West Jordan, Utah (West Jordan) Tropic, Utah (Bryce Valley) Germany (Davis) Ogden, Utah (Bonneville) Beaverton, Oregon (Beaverton) Farmington, Utah (Davis) Centerville, Utah (Viewmont) Sandy, Utah (Alta) Kaysville, Utah (Davis) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Lewis Palmer) Taylorsville, Utah (Taylorsville) West Haven, Utah (Fremont) Seaside, California (Monterey) Roy, Utah (Roy) North Ogden, Utah (Weber) Molalla, Oregon (Molalla) Eden, Utah (Weber) Liberty, Utah (Weber) Peoria, Arizona (Peoria) Ogden, Utah (Ogden) Taylorsville, Utah (Taylorsville)
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