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Information Guide

2011 Sun Devil Cross Country
Information Guide
TEAM INFORMATION
DEVIL DATA
2011 QUICK FACTS
University Information
Location ......................................... Tempe, Ariz.
Enrollment .............................................. 68,064
Nickname .......................................... Sun Devils
Mascot ..................................................... Sparky
Colors ......................................... Maroon & Gold
Conference ............................................. Pac-12
University President .............. Dr. Michael Crow
Vice President/Athletics .................... Lisa Love
Team Information
Head Coach (Men)..... Louie Quintana (8th year)
Alma Mater .............................. .. Villanova, 1996
Head Coach (Women)........ Ryan Cole (5th year)
Alma Mater ....................... ....... Wisconsin, 2006
Grad. Asst. ....... Andy Ponce de Leon (2nd year)
Alma Mater ................. . Long Beach State, 2006
Grad. Asst. ............... ... Lauren Saylor (1st year)
Alma Mater ............................. Washington, 2011
Dir. of Track & Field ......... Greg Kraft (16th year)
Alma Mater .......................... Cal Poly SLO, 1978
XC/TF Office Phone ................... (480) 965-0016
XC/TF Office Fax ........................ (480) 965-8149
2010 Season in Review - Women's Finishes
Pac-10 Conference .................. 7th [188 points]
NCAA West Region ................ 13th [372 points]
NCAA Championships .................................... -
2011 SUN DEVIL SCHEDULE
GEORGE KYTE INVITATIONAL
Saturday, September 3
Buffalo Park
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Hosted by Northern Arizona
PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday, October 29
Wigwam Golf Resort
Litchfield Park, Ariz.
Hosted by Arizona State
DAVE MURRAY INVITATIONAL
Friday, September 16
Del Urich Golf Course
Tucson, Ariz.
Hosted by Arizona
NCAA WEST REGIONAL
Saturday, November 12
Stanford Golf Course
Palo Alto, Calif.
Hosted by Stanford
ROY GRIAK INVITATIONAL
Saturday, September 24
Les Bolstad Golf Course
Minneapolis, Minn.
Hosted by Minnesota
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Monday, November 21
GRAND CANYON INVITE
Saturday, October 8
Estrella Mountain Regional Park
Goodyear, Ariz.
Hosted by Grand Canyon
(W) - women’s team only (at Griak)
(M) - men’s team only (at Notre Dame)
LaVern Gibson Championship Course
Terre Haute, Ind.
Hosted by Indiana State
WISCONSIN INVITE
Friday, October 14
Thomas Zimme rXC Course
Madison, Wisc.
Hosted by Wisconsin
2010 Season in Review - Men's Finishes
Pac-10 Conference .................. 5th [143 points]
NCAA West Region .................. 5th [179 points]
NCAA Championships ..................................... Media Relations Contact ........ Jeremy Hawkes
Email [email protected]
Direct Phone ........................ (480) 965-6592
SID Fax ................................. (480) 965-5408
Arizona State Media Relations
Carson Student-Athlete Center, Room 131
500 E. Veterans Way
Tempe, AZ 85287-2505
Papago Park in Phoenix provides the Sun Devils will numerous trails to train on.
PROGRAM HISTORY
NCAA TEAM APPEARANCES - HISTORICAL
SUN DEVIL ALL-AMERICANS
The Sun Devil women advanced to the NCAA Cross
Country Championships in 12 consecutive seasons
from 1998 to 2009, which stands as the eighth-longest
streak in the history of the NCAA and the third-longest
active streak. The Top 25 all-time streaks in the history
of the women’s championship (first held in 1981) are
below.
WOMEN’S HONOREES (8 with 11 awards)
LONGEST STREAK - ALL-TIME TOP 25
1. Providence ...........................
2. BYU ........................................
3. Stanford ................................
4. Colorado ................................
Georgetown ...........................
6. Arkansas ................................
NC State ................................
8. ARIZONA STATE ..................
9. North Carolina ........................
10. Michigan State .....................
11.Michigan ...............................
Michigan .................................
Oregon ...................................
Villanova ................................
Villanova ................................
Washington ............................
17. Baylor ....................................
Princeton ..............................
Clemson .................................
NC State ................................
Wisconsin ...............................
Wisconsin ...............................
1989-p .................. 21
1989-07 ................ 19
1993-p .................. 17
1992-07 ................ 16
1988-03 ................ 16
1990-02 ................ 13
1995-07 ................ 13
1998-09 ................. 12
1998-07 ................ 10
2001-p .................... 9
2002-p .................... 8
1988-95 .................. 8
1981-88 .................. 8
1998-05 .................. 8
1989-96 .................. 8
1997-04 .................. 8
2003-p .................... 7
2003-p .................... 7
1981-87 .................. 7
1987-93 .................. 7
1994-00 .................. 7
1982-88 .................. 7
Aguilera, Lisa .......................................................... 2000 ............... 5th
Aguilera .............................................................. 2001 ............. 18th
Davila, Desiree ........................................................ 2003 ............. 41st
Hardt, Kari ............................................................... 2008 ............. 39th
Hastings, Amy ......................................................... 2003 ............. 25th
Hastings .............................................................. 2004 ............ 22nd
Hastings .............................................................. 2005 ............. 13th
Hein, Priscilla .......................................................... 1998 ............. 39th
Kielty, Ali .................................................................. 2007 ............ 42nd
Kingma, Jenna ........................................................ 2007 ............. 37th
MacDonald, Kelly .................................................... 1999 ............. 36th
MEN’S HONOREES (5 with 7 awards)
Aguayo, Aaron ........................................................ 2004 ............ 22nd
Aguayo ............................................................... 2006 ............... 9th
BETHKE, BRANDON ............................................. 2009 ............... 7th
Bizuneh, Fasil ......................................................... 1999 ............. 19th
Bizuneh ............................................................... 2001 ............ 22nd
Lawson, Larry ......................................................... 1974 ............. 16th
Lewis, Todd ............................................................. 1991 ............. 11th
INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
Pac-10 Conference Athlete of the Year
Aguilera, Lisa (W) ......................................................................... 2000
Hastings, Amy (W) ........................................................................ 2004
Pac-10 Conference Newcomer of the Year
Duke, J.J. (M) ................................................................................ 2002
Kielty, Ali (W) ................................................................................. 2006
Scalzo, Jessica (W) ...................................................................... 2002
Pac-10 Conference Medal of Honor
Aguilera, Lisa (W-TF/XC) ..............................................................
Hastings, Amy (W-TF/XC) ............................................................
MacDonald, Kelly (W-TF/XC) .......................................................
Strong, Brandon (M-TF/XC) .........................................................
2003
2006
2002
2003
Pac-10 Conference Coach of the Year
Drenth, Walt (women) ......................................................... 1999, 2000
NCAA West Region Athlete of the Year
Aguilera, Lisa (women) ................................................................. 2000
NCAA West Region Coach of the Year
Drenth, Walt (women) ................................................................... 2000
The 2007 Sun Devil women placed fourth at the NCAA Championships.
2011 SUN DEVIL ROSTER
SUN DEVIL WOMEN
Sun Devil Yr.......................... . Hometown.Last School
Macy Bricks Fr. ......................... .Clovis, Calif. Buchanan HS
Taylor Conway Fr. ......................... .Brookfield, Wis. Brookfield East HS
Shaina Corbin Fr. ......................... .Ashland, Ohio Ashland HS
Hailey Hanna Jr.* ........................ .Mesa, Ariz. .. Mesa CC
Shelby Houlihan Fr. ......................... .Sioux City, ... Iowa East HS
Catherine Loden Jr.* ........................ .White Oak, .. Texas White Oak HS
Kristina Llorin Jr.* ........................ .San Jose, Calif. Piedmont Hills HS
Kate Lydy Jr.* ........................ .Germantown, Wis. Germantown HS
Mackenzie Maki Fr. ......................... .Wichita, Kan. Kapaun Mt. Carmel Catholic HS
Karlee Owens So.*....................... .Arroyo Grande, Calif. Arroyo Grande HS
Carly Paracholski Fr. ......................... .Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Sissler HS
Lindsay Prescott Sr. ........................ .Phoenix, Ariz. Sandra Day O’Connor HS
Payton Schutte Fr. ......................... .Portland, Ore. Jesuit HS
Kayla Springford Fr. ......................... .Dracut, Mass. Dracut Senior HS
Kauren Tarver Sr. ........................ .Wrightwood, Calif. Serrano HS
Natasa Vulic Jr.* ........................ .Phoenix, Ariz. Mountain Pointe HS
* indicates red shirt season has been used
SUN DEVIL MEN
Sun Devil Yr. ...................... .Hometown .Last School
Garrett Baker-Slama Fr.* ..................... .Tempe, Ariz. Corona del Sol HS
Matt Boughton Jr.* ..................... .Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Vista HS
Andy Cannata Fr.* ..................... .Redondo Beach, Calif. Bishop Montgomery HS
Domenic D’Acquisto Fr. ...................... .Redding, Calif. Enterprise HS
Matt Estlund So.* .................... .St. Charles, Mo. Chaminade College Prep
Andrew Hagler Fr.* ..................... .Chandler, Ariz. Chandler HS
Nick Happe Jr. ....................... .St. Charles, Mo. Francis Howell North HS
Ryan Herson Fr. ...................... .Mission Viejo, Calif.
Trabuco Hills HS
Cameron Liston Sr.* ..................... .Chandler, Ariz. Northern Arizona U.
Daniel Lovell Sr.* ..................... .Anthem, Ariz. Boulder Creek HS
Jesus Molina Fr.* ..................... .San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Dana Hills HS
Sean Newport So.* .................... .Tempe, Ariz. Valley Christian HS
Brian Pierre Sr.* ..................... .Laramie, Wyo. Boise State Univ.
Steven Schnieders So.* .................... .Yorba Linda, Calif. Esperanza HS
Doug Smith Jr.* ..................... .Gladstone, N.J. Gill-St. Bernard’s HS
Darius Terry Jr.* ..................... .San Jose, Calif. Northern Arizona U.
Daniel Wong Fr. ...................... .Tucson, Ariz. Canyon del Oro HS
Heyden Wooff Fr. ...................... .Camarillo, Calif. Camarillo HS
* indicates red shirt season has been used
COACHING STAFF
Position
Head Coach (M)
Head Coach (W)
Grad. Assistant
Grad. Assistant
Coach
Louie Quintana
Ryan Cole
Andy Ponce de Leon
Lauren Saylor
Year at ASU
8th year
5th year
2nd year
1st year
Alma Mater
Villanova, 1996
Wisconsin, 2006
Long Beach State, 2006
Washington, 2011
Cross Country - Women
A HISTORY OF EXCELLENCE
Prior to 1998, the Sun Devil women had not competed as a team at the NCAA Cross Country Championships. That year, however, Arizona State was selected to compete and the
Sun Devils have continued to be a fixture of the national meet ever since. Arizona State’s
women competed at the NCAA Cross Country Championships for 12 consecutive years at
that point, which stands as the third-longest active streak in the nation and the eighth-best
all-time in NCAA history (see below).
2008 All-American Kari Hardt
NCAA FINISHES
Women’s program at the NCAA Championships
WOMEN'S TOP 10 SCORES AT NCAA MEET
Location
Place YearPnts
1. Terre Haute, Ind.
4th 2005 191
4th 2007 251
3. Ames, Iowa
6th 2000 266
9th 2004 333
13th 2006 375
14th 2008 381
7. Bloomington, Ind.
12th 1999 385
8. Waterloo, Iowa
14th 2003 4 0 6
24th 2009 520
10. Lawrence, Kan.
t-23rd
1998
534
TOP WOMEN’S NCAA INDIVIDUAL FINISHES
Sun Devil
Year
Place
1. Lisa Aguilera ........................ 2000 ............. 5th
2. Amy Hastings ...................... 2005 ........... 13th
3. Lisa Aguilera ........................ 2001 ........... 18th
4. Amy Hastings ...................... 2004 .......... 22nd
5. Amy Hastings ...................... 2003 ........... 25th
6. Kelly MacDonald .................. 1999 ........... 36th
7. Jenna Kingma ...................... 2007 ........... 37th
8. Kari Hardt ............................ 2008............ 39th
Priscilla Hein ........................ 1998 ........... 39th
10. Desiree Davila ..................... 2004 ........... 41st
Papago Park - Phoenix, Ariz.
NCAA ALL-AMERICANS
YEARLY FINISHES
Women’s program at the NCAA Championships
ASU in the three championship events since 2002
Sun Devil
Aguilera, Lisa ...................................................
Aguilera .......................................................
Davila, Desiree ................................................
Hardt, Kari ........................................................
Hastings, Amy ..................................................
Hastings ......................................................
Hastings ......................................................
Hein, Priscilla ...................................................
Kielty, Ali ..........................................................
Kingma, Jenna .................................................
MacDonald, Kelly .............................................
Year
2000
2001
2003
2008
2003
2004
2005
1998
2007
2007
1999
ASU’S NCAA APPEARANCES STREAK
The Sun Devils were in the national field in
12 consecutive seasons until last season.
CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES - ALL-TIME
School
Streak
Years
1. Providence ............... 22
1989-pres.
2. BYU ........................... 19
1989-2007
3. Stanford .................... 18
1992-pres.
4. Colorado .................... 16
1992-2007
Georgetown ............... 16
1988-2003
6. Arkansas .................... 13
1990-2002
NC State .................... 13
1995-2007
8. Arizona State ............ 12
1998-2009
9. North Carolina ........... 10
1998-2007
Michigan State ..........10
2001-pres.
YearPac-10 Region
2010
7th188 13th 372
2009
3rd110
2008
NCAA
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4th 119
24th520
14th381
4th105
4th128
2007 t-3rd 68
3rd106
4th251
2006 2nd 51
3rd 72
13th375
2005 2nd 39 2nd 48
4th191
2004 2nd 47 2nd 45
2003 2nd 78
4th112
9th333
14th406
2002 2nd 59 2nd 70 t-23rd549
Cross Country - Men
GROWING TRADITION
Similar to the women’s program, the Arizona State men had not been a mainstay of the
NCAA Championships until recent years with their first appearance coming at the 1999
meet held in Bloomington, Ind. Since then, the Sun Devil men have been in the national
field five other times, including four times under current head coach Louie Quintana. While
ASU might not have had teams in the NCAA field every year, they were represented by
strong individuals, including Aaron Aguayo, who placed ninth overall in 2006.
NCAA ALL-AMERICANS
YEARLY FINISHES
Men’s program at the NCAA Championships
ASU in the three championship events since 2002
Sun Devil
Year
Aguayo, Aaron ................................................. 2004
Aguayo ........................................................ 2006
Brandon Bethke.................................................2009
Bizuneh, Fasil .................................................. 1999
Bizuneh ....................................................... 2001
Lawson, Larry .................................................. 1974
Lewis, Todd ...................................................... 1991
YearPac-10 Region
2010
NCAA FINISHES
MEN'S TOP 10 SCORES AT
Location
1. Terre Haute, Ind. 2. Bloomington, Ind. 3. Terre Haute, Ind. 4. Terre Haute, Ind.
5. Greenville, S.C. 6. Terre Haute, Ind. NCAA MEET
Place YearPnts
8th 2004 315
14th 1999 391
17th 2005 465
19th 2009 472
20th 2001 477
26th 2007 601
Papago Park - Phoenix, Ariz.
5th 179
2009 3rd 88 t-5th155
NCAA
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19th472
2008
8th198
8th 290
-
2007
5th105
6th141
26th601
2006
4th113 11th290
2005
5th125
-
-
3rd100
17th465
2004 2nd 64 2nd 68
8th315
2003
2009 All-American Brandon Bethke
5th143
5th112
8th189
-
-
2002 3rd 85
5th125
-
-
NCAA FINISHES
NCAA FINISHES
TOP NCAA INDIVIDUAL FINISHES - ALL-TIME
Sun Devil
Year
Place
1. Brandon Bethke ................... 2009 ............. 7th
2. Aaron Aguayo ...................... 2006 ............. 9th
3. Todd Lewis ........................... 1991 ........... 11th
4. Larry Lawson ....................... 1974 ........... 16th
5. Fasil Bizuneh ....................... 1999 ........... 19th
6. Aaron Aguayo ...................... 2004 .......... 22nd
Fasil Bizuneh ....................... 2001 .......... 22nd
8. Ryan Warrenburg ................ 2005 ........... 50th
9. Ben Engelhardt...................... 2010............. 51st
10. Fasil Bizuneh ....................... 2002 ........... 55th
11. Casey Burchill ...................... 2005 .......... 62nd
TOP 100 NCAA FINISHES - SINCE 2002
Sun Devil
Year
Place
1. Brandon Bethke..................... 2009...............7th
2. Aaron Aguayo ...................... 2006 ............. 9th
3. Aaron Aguayo ...................... 2004 .......... 22nd
5. Fasil Bizuneh ....................... 2002 ........... 51st
6. Casey Burchill ...................... 2005 ........... 60th
7. Juan Reyes .......................... 2004 ........... 67th
9. Jeff Helmer............................ 2009.............75th
On the Track - Mid-Distance
SPEEDY DEVILS
Since taking over the mid-distance and distance program, Quintana’s athletes have continued to post some of the top times in the nation and the program’s history. In recent years at the mid-distances, Mason McHenry ran 1:47.76 to lead the collegiate ranks while 17
men have run faster than 3:50.50 in the 1,500m run. In addition, Darius Terry became the first Sun Devil in school history to earn an
All-American honor in the 1,500m. The men and women both have also qualified teams to compete at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field
Championships in the distance medley relay where the men finished as national runners-up in 2008.
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WOMEN’S 800m
WOMEN’S 1,500m
Top times since the 2002 season
(times under 2:10.00)
D’Metra Macedon .................. 2:08.15 2007
Kari Hardt................................ 2:08.742010
Jessie McLaughlin ................. 2:09.22 2005
Rachel Ellison ........................ 2:09.53 2005
Lisa Aguilera .......................... 2:09.92 2003
Kauren Tarver.......................... 2:09.962011
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Rachel Ellison ........................ 4:19.62 2005
Amy Hastings ........................ 4:21.73 2004
Kari Hardt................................ 4:22.742010
Jessie McLaughlin ................. 4:25.07 2006
Anna Sperry............................. 4:25.802010
Jenna Kingma ........................ 4:25.87 2006
WOMEN’S DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
Top times since the 2002 season - (times under 11:40.00)
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Rachel Ellison, Cassandra Reed, Jessie McLaughlin, Amy Hastings ............................... 11:14.63 2005
Whitney Lemieux, Latosha Wallace, Jessie McLaughlin, Rachel Ellison ......................... 11:18.37 2006
Kari Hardt, Jasmine Chaney, Alyssa Allison, Anna Sperry.................................................. 11:31.502010
Rachel Ellison, Lauren Hayes, Jessie McLaughlin, Amy Hastings ................................... 11:32.53 2005
Lisa Aguilera, Cassandra Reed, Jenny Aldrige, Desiree Davila ....................................... 11:36.33 2003
Rachel Ellison
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MEN’S 800m
MEN’S 1,500m
Mason McHenry .................... 1:47.76 2009
Nectaly Barbosa .................... 1:48.23 2008
Brandon Strong ..................... 1:49.14 2002
Jay DeGroot .......................... 1:49.86 2004
John Kline................................ 1:50.142010
Jeff Dodge ............................. 1:50.17 2004
Brandon Bethke....................... 1:50.442010
MEN’S MILE
Mason McHenry
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Brandon Strong ..................... 3:41.42 2002
Aaron Aguayo ........................ 3:41.74 2007
Brandon Bethke ..................... 3:42.86 2009
Kyle Alcorn ............................. 3:43.78 2008
Darius Terry............................. 3:44.462011
Dan Maher ............................. 3:45.14 2004
Roger Cahill ........................... 3:45.17 2004
Nectaly Barbosa .................... 3:45.57 2008
Zeke Van Patten...................... 3:45.772010
Jack Mann ............................. 3:46.64 2007
Ryan Warrenburg .................. 3:46.93 2006
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Brandon Strong ..................... 3:59.59 2002
Kyle Alcorn ............................. 3:59.72 2008
Aaron Aguayo ........................ 4:00.14 2007
Brandon Bethke....................... 4:02.452010
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Nectaly Barbosa, Donald Sanford, Mason McHenry, Brandon Bethke................................. 9:31.342010
Joey Heller, Justin Kremer, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn (NCAA #2) ............................... 9:32.49 2008
Joey Heller, Jimmie Gordon, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn ............................................... 9:32.80 2008
Jack Mann, Jimmie Gordon, Nectaly Barbosa, Kyle Alcorn ................................................ 9:43.39 2008
Ryan Warrenburg, Rich Allen, Jack Mann, Aaron Aguayo .................................................. 9:44.20 2006
MEN’S DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
Barbosa, Kremer, Heller, Alcorn
On the Track - Steeplechase
STEEPLECHASE U.
While the entire distance program has experienced continued growth and improvement under Quintana, perhaps no area has been more
productive on the track than the steeplechase where ASU athletes have won Pac-10, NCAA and USATF Championships while also making history with one American record run and another becoming the only four-time Pac-10 Champion in the steeplechase.
Lisa Aguilera
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Aaron Aguayo and Kyle Alcorn
WOMEN’S STEEPLECHASE
MEN’S STEEPLECHASE
Lisa Aguilera ........................... 9:46.43 2003 PR 9:28.02 (Am. record)
Brooke Bennett .................... 10:08.47 2007 Pac-10 champion
Amy Hastings ....................... 10:17.67 2004 Pac-10 champion
Anna Masinelli ..................... 10:23.27 2005 Pac-10 champion
Corey Randall ...................... 10:23.71 2007
Cheris Mcnair........................ 10:26.402010
Kauren Tarver........................ 10:26.612010
Angela Spadafino ................ 10:32.34 2009 1.
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Aagon Aguayo .......................
Kyle Alcorn .............................
Ryan Warrenburg ..................
David Mehlhorn .....................
Kris Alexander .......................
Ben Engelhardt ......................
8:20.34
8:21.46
8:39.01
8:54.56
8:55.35
9:03.23
2007
2008
2006
2009
2003
2009
4x Pac-10 Champion
2008 NCAA Champion
NOTES
Arizona State won the first six Pac-10 titles in the women’s steeplechase (2001-07) with only Lisa Aguilera winning more than one title (she won
twice)... the men won five in a row under Quintana, including Aaron Aguayo winning four in a row (2004-07), making him the only man in Pac-10 history to win the steeplechase four times in a career... Kyle Alcorn also won the title in 2008 as the first half of an impressive double that saw him also
win the 5,000m run... Alcorn later went on to win the NCAA title a few weeks later in Des Moines, Iowa... outside of collegiate competition, the Sun
Devils have still found success with Aguilera winning two USATF Championships (2006, 2010) and also setting the American record (9:28.02)... the
trio of Aguilera (17th in 2005), Aguayo (20th in 2007) and Alcorn (DNF in 2009) have all represented Team USA at the three most recent IAAF World
Championship events in Helsinki (Finland), Osaka (Japan) and Berlin (Germany), respectively.
On the Track - Distance
Budding Tradition
Heading into the 2006 track season, Arizona State had just one national champion at a distance over 400m as Alex Henderson won the
2-mile run in 1959. Starting in 2006, the women captured a pair of distance titles and one man won a pair as well (both in 2008). In 2006,
Amy Hastings won the indoor 5,000m run before Victoria Jackson took the outdoor 10,000m run. Alcorn won the indoor 3,000m run and
the outdoor steeplechase in 2008.
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WOMEN’S 3,000m
WOMEN’S 5,000m
Lisa Aguilera .......................... 9:09.67 2002
Amy Hastings ........................ 9:13.28 2007
Jenna Kingma ........................ 9:13.39 2006
Anna Masinelli ....................... 9:27.74 2006
Ali Kielty ................................. 9:28.02 2007
Kari Hardt................................ 9:28.782010
Anna Sperry............................. 9:28.842010
Amy Hastings (1) .................
Victoria Jackson ..................
Lisa Aguilera ........................
Jenna Kingma ......................
Brianna Torres .....................
Ali Kielty ...............................
Desiree Davila .....................
15:30.17
15:49.03
15:53.28
15:59.15
16:13.79
16:14.67
16:17.45
2007
2006
2002
2006
2002
2007
2003
(1) Hastings’ 5,000m time won the 2006 NCAA
indoor title and was an American collegiate record
(2) Jackson’s 10,000m time won the 2006 NCAA
outdoor championship crown
WOMEN’S 10,000m
1. Amy Hastings ...................... 32:30.37
2. Victoria Jackson .................. 32:54.72
3. Ali Kielty ............................... 33:56.89
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Amy Hastings
MEN’S 3,000m
MEN’S 5,000m
Top times since the 2002 season - under 8:10.00
1. Briandon Bethke...................... 7:54.272010
2. Kyle Alcorn (1) ....................... 7:55.63 2008
3. Aaron Aguayo ........................ 7:56.97 2007
4. Nick Happe............................. 8:02.372011
5. Velibor Radejovic ................... 8:03.07 2005
6. Roger Cahill ........................... 8:03.18 2004
7. Ben Engelhardt........................ 8:05.752010
8. Casey Burchill ........................ 8:07.62 2006
9. Joey Heller............................... 8:08.422008
9. Ryan Warrenburg .................. 8:08.74 2006
1. Brandon Bethke (1)............... 13:27.76 2010
2. Aaron Aguayo ...................... 13:37.71 2007
3. Ryan Warrenburg ................ 13:43.29 2006
5. Ben Engelhardt...................... 13:50.422011
6. Fasil Bizuneh ....................... 13:51.88 2002
7. Nick Happe............................ 13:54.152011
8. Juan Reyes .......................... 13:54.92 2002
9. Kyle Alcorn (2) ..................... 13:55.17 2007
10. Velibor Radejovic ................. 13:56.15 2005
11. Zeke Van Patten.................... 14:00.212010
12. Daniel Lovell.......................... 14:01.752011
13. Jeff Helmer .......................... 14:01.83 2008
14. Casey Burchill ....................... 14:03.11 2004
15. Patrick Milloy ....................... 14:05.34 2009
16. Joey Heller ........................... 14:06.03 2006
(1) 2008 NCAA champion (indoor)
Fasil Bizuneh
MEN’S10,000m
1. Fasil Bizuneh......................... 28:46.882002
2. Casey Burchill........................ 28:54.632005
3. Ben Engelhardt...................... 29:33.642011
4. Jeff Helmer............................ 29:42.582010
5. Daniel Lovell.......................... 29:56.302011
6. Doug Smith............................ 29:56.302011
(1) 2009 Pac-10 champ; (2) 2008 Pac-10 champ
DID YOU KNOW?
• When counting honors from cross country, indoor
track and outdoor track, Amy Hastings ranks as
the second-most decorated woman in program
history with 10 career honors (3 in cross country
/ 5 in indoor track / 2 in outdoor track). Hastings
also ranks third overall (including men’s honors).
• Prior to Coach Quintana taking over the distance
program, the best team finish at the NCAA Cross
Country Championships for the men was 20th
and the women 23rd (twice). Since 2002, the
men have finished 8th, 17th and 19th while the
women have finished better than 14th six times,
including fourth place twice.
• Before 2002, a Sun Devil team (cross country
and both track & field) had earned a national
trophy (Top 4) seven total times. Since 2002,
the Sun Devils have earned 10 trophies, including four national titles (women’s indoor in 2007,
2008 / men’s indoor 2008 / women’s outdoor
2008). Two of those 10 trophies came in cross
country with the women placing fourth in both
2005 and 2007.
Bethke outkicks Shadrack Biwott to win the Pac-10 5,000m title
Post-Collegiate Devils
International Competitors
Since 2002, two men and three women have represented Team
USA at various IAAF World Championships, including competitions in indoor track, outdoor track, cross country, half-marathon
and the 20km road race. Those same five former Sun Devils also
are among a group of individuals that have graduated from Arizona
State before earning sponsorship endorsements and compete for
such manufacturers as Nike and Brooks.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
The groups former Sun Devils represent (since 2002)
Former Sun Devil
Yrs. at ASU
Competes for:
Lisa Aguilera ....................................... 1998-03 ............................................ Nike
Alvina Begay ....................................... 2001-03 ............................. McMillan Elite
Desiree Davila .................................... 2001-05 .......................... Brooks-Hanson
Amy Hastings ...................................... 2002-07 ........................................ Brooks
Victoria Jackson .................................. 2004-06 ............................................ Nike
Kelly Strong (MacDonald) ................... 1997-01 ........................................... Asics
Aaron Aguayo .....................................
Kyle Alcorn ..........................................
Brandon Bethke ..................................
Fasil Bizuneh ......................................
Ryan Warrenburg ................................
2003-07
2006-08
2008-10
1998-03
2003-06
............................................ Nike
............................................ Nike
............................................ TBA
.............................. New Balance
................................ Zap Fitness
AT IAAF CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS
Since 2002
Aaron Aguayo (USA)
2007 World Outdoor (Osaka) ..................... Steeple .......... 8:30.86 ............. 20th
Lisa Aguilera (USA)
2005 World Outdoor (Helsinki) ................... Steeple .......... 9:47.45 ............. 17th
Kyle Alcorn (USA)
2009 World Outdoor (Berlin) ....................... Steeple ............... DNF
Fasil Bizuneh (USA)
2007 World Cross Country (Mombasa) ................................. 44:00 ........... 129th
Desiree Davila (USA)
2010 World Indoor (Doha) .................. 3,000m Run .......... 9:07.24 .............
2009 World Outdoor (Berlin) .................... Marathon .......... 2:27:53 .............
2007 World Half-Marathon (Udine) ..................................... 1:12.54 .............
2006 World 20km Road Race (Debrecen) .......................... 1:11:56 .............
10th
11th
34th
43rd
Amy Hastings (USA)
2011 World Outdoor (Daegu)........................5,000m.......... 15:56.06................ 15th
2010 World Cross Country (Bydgoszcz) ............................... 26:20 ............. 25th
2009 World Half-Marathon (Birmingham) ........................... 1:13:20 ............. 33rd
2008 World Cross Country (Edinburgh) ................................ 28:18 ............ 62nd
USATF CHAMPIONS
Since 2002
Lisa Aguilera
2010 Outdoor (Des Moines, IA) ............................ Steeplechase ............. 9:53.59
2006 Outdoor (Indianapolis, IN) ........................... Steeplechase ............. 9:57.58
Kyle Alcorn
2004 Outdoor (College Station, TX) ............. Steeplechase (JR) ............. 9:10.37
Amy Hastings
2006 Club Cross Country (San Fran.) ............ 6k Cross Country ................ 19:59
2003 Outdoor (Palo Alto, CA) ................................. 5,000m (JR) ........... 16:28.60
Desiree Davila
Off the Track - Academics (Women)
Making the Grade
BY THE NUMBERS
Distance runners since 2002
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CoSIDA Academic All-America ......................... 2
CoSIDA Academic All-District ............................ 7
USTFCCCA National XC .................................. 5
USTFCCCA National TF ................................. 20
Pac-10 First Team XC ....................................... 6
Pac-10 First Team TF ...................................... 15
Pac-10 Second Team XC ................................ 12
Pac-10 Second Team TF ................................ 17
Pac-10 Honorable Mention XC ....................... 42
Pac-10 Honorable Mention TF ........................ 34
While the amount of success the Sun Devils has continued to rise over the past decade
the academic excellence the program has produced has also continued to improve. Since
2002, 44 different women have combined to accumulate 126 total Academic All-Pac-10
honors, including 60 in cross country and 66 in track and field. Also, 13 of those women
have also been recognized by the U.S. Track & Field, Cross Country Coaches Association
for national academic honors while one woman, Lisa Aguilera, was twice honored by the
College Sports Information Directors of America as an Academic All-American.
The Sun Devil women have continued to earn recognition from the USTFCCCA as a team
with the cross country squad thrice earning National All-Academic honors before joining the
track & field team to collect seven more national honors.
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN
ACADEMIC PAC-10 (XC)
from CoSIDA since 2002
since 2002
Lisa Aguilera ............................... 2002 (2), 2003 (2)
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
Women
Brooke Bennett ........................... 2006 (1),
Rachel Ellison ............................................
Victoria Jackson .........................................
Ali Kielty ...................................... 2008 (2),
Angela Spadafino ......................................
2007
2006
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2010
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NATIONAL ALL-ACADEMIC
from USTFCCCA since 2002
Women
Lisa Aguilera (TF) ............................................
Brooke Bennett (XC) .......................................
Bennett (TF) ...................................... 2006,
Rachel Ellison (TF) ..........................................
Victoria Jackson (TF) .......................................
Ali Kielty (XC) ..................................................
Kielty (TF) ................................ 2007, 2008,
Jenna Kingma (XC) ............................... 2006,
Kingma (TF) ............................ 2006, 2007,
Amanda Lyon (TF) ...........................................
Anna Masinelli (TF) .........................................
Corey Randall (TF) ................................ 2006,
Cassie Rios (XC) .............................................
Jessica Scalzo (TF) .........................................
Cody Sohn (TF) ...............................................
Angela Spadafino (TF) ................ 2007, 2008,
2003
2006
2007
2006
2006
2007
2009
2007
2008
2003
2007
2007
2006
2003
2003
2009
OTHER HONORS
since 2002
Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Jenna Kingma (WXC) ...................................... 2008
USTFCCCA Outdoor Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Victoria Jackson (W Track) .............................. 2006
USTFCCCA National Academic Team of the Year
ASU Women (In/Out TF) ....................... 2007, 2008
USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams
Cross Country .............................. 2006, 2007, 2010
Track & Field ......................... 03-06-07-08-09-10-11
Jenna Kingma
Women
Alyssa Allison...................................................‘10
Cynthia Atencio ............................................. ‘02
Joanie Baca .................................................. ‘02
Brooke Bennett ................................. ‘04 (2), ‘06
Whitney Blue ................................................. ‘07
Chelsea Caloia ................................. ‘07 (h), ‘09
Jessica Crate ................................................ ‘04
Desiree Davila ...................... ‘02 (h), ‘03 (h), ‘04
Rachel Ellison ............................................... ‘05
Courtney Golden ........................................... ‘09
Amy Hastings ................................................ ‘03
Victoria Jackson ............................................ ‘05
Penny Jacobson ........................................... ‘02
Ali Kielty ................... ‘06 (h), ‘07 (2), ‘08 (2), ‘09
Jenna Kingma ....................... ‘06 (2), ‘07 (h), ‘08
Whitney Lemieux .................. ‘05 (h), ‘06 (h), ‘07
Liz Lindgren ...................................... ‘03 (h), ‘04
Catherine Loden ............................... ‘09 (2), ‘10
Kate Lydy .......................................... ‘09 (h), ‘10
Amanda Lyon .................................... ‘02 (h), ‘03
Anna Masinelli .............................................. ‘04
Jessie McLaughlin ................ ‘04 (h), ‘05 (h), ‘06
Cherise McNair ............................................. ‘09
Karlee Owens..................................................‘10
Lisa Pohlit ..................................................... ‘02
Corey Randall ................................... ‘04 (2), ‘06
Cassie Rios ........................... ‘04 (h), ‘05 (h), ‘06
Jessica Scalzo .............................................. ‘03
Brianna Smith ............................................... ‘09
Angela Spadafino ................. ‘07 (h), ‘08 (h), ‘09
Maureen Stringham .......................... ‘08 (h), ‘09
Kauren Tarver ................................... ‘09 (h), ‘10
Natasa Vulic .................................................. ‘09
Ashley Wimmer ............................................. ‘09
Jenna Wrieden .................................. ‘03 (h), ‘05
ACADEMIC PAC-10 (TF)
since 2002
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Women
Lisa Aguilera ..................................... ‘02 (2), ‘03
Cynthia Atencio ............................................. ‘02
Joanie Baca .................................................. ‘03
Alvina Begay ......................... ‘02 (h), ‘03 (h), ‘04
Brooke Bennett ................................. ‘06 (1), ‘07
Jocelyn Buras ............................................... ‘08
Kelly Burke .................................................... ‘03
Chelsea Caloia ................................. ‘09 (h), ‘10
Desiree Davila ...................... ‘03 (h), ‘04 (h), ‘05
Rachel Ellison ............................................... ‘05
Courtney Golden ........................................... ‘10
Amy Hastings .................................... ‘06 (h), ‘07
Victoria Jackson ............................................ ‘06
Ali Kielty ................................ ‘07 (h), ‘08 (2), ‘09
Jenna Kingma ....................... ‘06 (2), ‘07 (2), ‘08
Whitney Lemieux .............................. ‘07 (h), ‘08
Liz Lindgren ...................................... ‘04 (h), ‘05
Amanda Lyon ................................................ ‘03
D’Metra Macedon ............................. ‘07 (h), ‘08
Anna Masinelli ...................... ‘04 (h), ‘05 (h), ‘07
Jessie McLaughlin ............................ ‘06 (h), ‘07
Cherise McNair ............................................. ‘10
Lisa Nelson ........................... ‘08 (h), ‘09 (h), ‘10
Nicole Pennes ............................................... ‘09
Lisa Pohlit ..................................................... ‘03
Corey Randall ....................... ‘05 (1), ‘06 (2), ‘07
Cassie Rios ........................... ‘05 (h), ‘06 (2), ‘07
Brianna Smith ............................................... ‘10
Cody Sohn .................................................... ‘03
Angela Spadafino ................. ‘07 (1), ‘08 (2), ‘09
Maureen Stringham ...................................... ‘09
Kauren Tarver ................................... ‘10 (h), ‘11
Brianna Torres .............................................. ‘02
Ashley Wimmer ............................................. ‘10
Jenna Wrieden ...................... ‘04 (h), ‘05 (2), ‘06
Natasa Vulic ...................................... ‘10 (1), ‘11
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Off the Track - Academics (Men)
BY THE NUMBERS
Distance runners since 2002
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Inds
CoSIDA Academic All-America ......................... 1
CoSIDA Academic All-District ............................ 4
USTFCCCA National XC .................................. 2
USTFCCCA National TF ................................. 11
Pac-10 First Team XC ..................................... 17
Pac-10 First Team TF ...................................... 21
Pac-10 Second Team XC ................................ 12
Pac-10 Second Team TF ................................ 16
Pac-10 Honorable Mention XC ....................... 19
Pac-10 Honorable Mention TF ........................ 29
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN
Men
Ben Engelhardt ........................................... 2011 (3)
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
Men
Brandon Bethke ......................................... 2010 (1)
Kal Clark .................................................... 2005 (1)
Ben Engelhardt ........................... 2009 (2), 2011 (1)
NATIONAL ALL-ACADEMIC
from USTFCCCA since 2002
Men
Brandon Bethke (XC) ...................................... 2010
Bethke (TF) ................................................. 2009
Ben Engelhardt (TF) .................... 2009, 2010, 2011
Engelhardt (XC)............................................2010
Nick Happe (TF)................................................ 2011
Joey Heller (TF) ............................................... 2006
Daniel Lovell (TF).................................... 2010, 2011
Velibor Radejovic (TF) ..................................... 2006
Ryan Warrenburg (TF) ........................... 2003, 2006
OTHER HONORS
since 2002
Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Brandon Bethke (MXC) ................................... 2009
USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams
Cross Country .............................. 2006, 2009, 2010
Track & Field............................................ 2010, 2011
Ben Engelhardt
Making the Grade
The men also have found great success in the world of academics as 40 different Sun Devils since 2002 have collected at least one Academic All-Pac-10 honor. All told, those men
have combined to earn 114 total honors, including 48 in cross country and 66 in track and
field, with 17 of those cross country honors and 21 track & field honors coming as selections to the first team. Recently graduated Ben Engelhardt made eight All-Academic teams
in his career, include four first-team track and field honors
Seven men have earned U.S. Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association National
All-Academic honors, including Brandon Bethke, the first man to earn the honor in cross
country and also the recipient of the 2009 Pac-10 Scholar Athlete of the Year for men’s
cross country. Three men also have earned Academic All-District honors, which is the first
step to becoming an Academic All-American.
ACADEMIC PAC-10 (TF)
ACADEMIC PAC-10 (XC)
since 2002
since 2002
Men
Kris Alexander ............................................... ‘02
Michael Anderson ......................................... ‘08
Brandon Bethke ............................................ ‘09
Matt Boughton .............................................. ‘09
Kal Clark ............................... ‘04 (1), ‘05 (1), ‘06
Jeremy Cramer ..................... ‘03 (1), ‘04 (1), ‘05
Eric Dall ............................................ ‘05 (h), ‘06
Jay DeGroot .................................................. ‘03
Ben Engelhardt.......... ‘07 (1), ‘08 (2), ‘09 (1), ‘10
Jordan Hall .................................................... ‘08
Nick Happe......................................................‘10
Joey Heller ............................ ‘05 (h), ‘06 (2), ‘07
Jeff Helmer ................................................... ‘07
Ben Jankunas ............................................... ‘09
Garrett Kelly .................................................. ‘07
Griffin Lee ............................. ’03 (h), ‘04 (2), ‘05
Cameron Liston ................................ ‘09 (1), ‘10
Daniel Lovell ......................... ‘08 (2), ‘09 (2), ‘10
Dan Maher ........................................ ‘02 (h), ‘03
David Mehlhorn ........ ‘05 (h), ‘06 (h), ‘07 (h), ‘08
Thomas Petersen ......................................... ‘08
Velibor Radejovic .......................................... ‘05
Jeremy Rasmussen ...................................... ‘02
Juan Reyes ................................................... ‘03
Steven Schneiders...........................................‘10
Doug Smith......................................................‘10
Ryan Warrenburg .................. ‘03 (2), ‘04 (1), ‘05
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Men
Kyle Alcorn .................................................... ‘08
Kris Alexander ................................... ‘02 (h), ‘03
Brandon Bethke ............................................ ‘10
Fasil Bizuneh ................................................ ‘02
Matt Boughton .............................................. ‘10
Kal Clark ........................................... ‘05 (1), ‘07
J.R. Cox ........................................................ ‘02
Jeremy Cramer ..................... ‘04 (1), ‘05 (1), ‘06
Eric Dall ............................................ ‘06 (h), ‘07
Jay DeGroot .......................... ‘03 (2), ‘04 (2), ‘05
Jeff Dodge ......................................... ‘02 (h) ‘03
Ben Engelhardt ......... ‘08 (1), ‘09 (1), ‘10 (1), ‘11
David Gott ......................................... ‘06 (2), ‘07
Greg Halver ...................................... ‘04 (h), ‘05
Nick Happe......................................................‘11
Joey Heller ............... ‘06 (h), ‘07 (h), ‘08 (h), ‘09
Jeff Helmer ................................................... ‘08
Ben Jankunas ............................................... ‘10
Cheyne Jones ............................................... ‘02
John Kline ..................................................... ‘10
Griffin Lee ............................. ‘04 (2), ‘05 (1), ‘06
Camerson Liston..............................................‘11
Daniel Lovell ..................................... ‘10 (2), ‘11
David Madden ............................................... ‘05
Dan Maher ............................ ‘02 (h), ‘03 (h), ‘04
Mason McHenry ............................................ ‘10
David Mehlhorn ........ ‘06 (2), ‘07 (h), ‘08 (h), ‘09
Thomas Petersen ......................................... ‘09
Velibor Radejovic .......................................... ‘06
Jeremy Rasmussen .......................... ‘02 (2), ‘03
Juan Reyes ........................... ‘02 (h), ‘03 (h), ‘04
Michael Rodriguez...........................................‘11
Steven Schneiders...........................................‘11
Doug Smith......................................................‘11
Brandon Strong ............................................. ‘02
Josh Walker.....................................................‘11
Ryan Warrenburg .................. ‘04 (2), ‘05 (1), ‘06
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ALL-TIME WINS IN A SEASON/CAREER
WOMEN - WINS IN A SEASON
Sun Devil
1. Lynn Nelson
2. Sabrina Peters-Stern
3. Brooke Bennett
Amy Hastings
Amy Hastings
6.Anna Sperry Kari Hardt
Ali Kielty
Jenna Kingma
Amy Hastings
Victoria Jackson
Jenna Wrieden
Brianna Torres
Lisa Aguilera
Mary Duerbeck
Christie Masson
Kim Toney
Kelly Cordell
Laurea LaMena
Sarbina Peters-Stern
Sarbina Peters-Stern
Marie Trujillo
MEN - WINS IN A SEASON
Year
1983
1980
2005
2004
2003
2009
2008
2008
2007
2005
2005
2005
2000
2000
1997
1994
1993
1992
1987
1982
1981
1981
Wins
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Years
2003-05
1980-82
1983
2005
2000
1992
1997
2008
2005
2008
2007
1987
1994
2009
1993
2000
1981
2005
Wins
5
5
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
WOMEN - WINS IN A CAREER
Sun Devil
1. Amy Hastings
Sabrina Peters-Stern
3. Lynn Nelson
4. Brooke Bennett
5. Lisa Aguilera
Kelly Cordell
Mary Duerbeck
Kari Hardt
Victoria Jackson
Ali Kielty
Jenna Kingma
Laurea LaMena
Christie Masson
Anna Sperry
Kim Toney
Brianna Torres
Marie Trujillo
Jenna Wrieden
Sun Devil
1. Jerry Jobski
2. Erin Scroggins
Brent Steiner
4.Darius Terry
Juan Reyes
Phillip Prince
Matt Repak
Todd Lewis
Dan Fisher
Dan Fisher
Chris Hallinan
Mike Elder
Pete Span
Bill Brown
Bill Brown
Skyler Jones
Eric Owers
Year
1968
1993
1980
2011
2001
2000
1994
1991
1986
1984
1976
1974
1972
1972
1971
1970
1962
Wins
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Years
1968
1993
1984-86
1980
1971-72
2011
2001
2000
1994
1991
1976
1974
1972
1970
1969
1962
Wins
4
2
2
2
2
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1
1
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1
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MEN - WINS IN A CAREER
Sun Devil
1. Jerry Jobski
2. Erin Scroggins
Dan Fisher
Brent Steiner
Bill Brown
6.Darius Terry
Juan Reyes
Phillip Prince
Matt Repak
Todd Lewis
Chris Hallinan
Mike Elder
Pete Span
Skyler Jones
Doug Conley
Eric Owers
ALL-TIME VICTORIES - INDIVIDUAL
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL MEET WINNERS (30)
Sun Devil
2009 Anna Sperry
2008 Kari Hardt
Ali Kielty
2007 Jenna Kingma
2005 Victoria Jackson
Brooke Bennett
Amy Hastings
Brooke Bennett
Jenna Wrieden
2004 Amy Hastings
Amy Hastings
2003 Amy Hastings
Amy Hastings
2000 Lisa Aguilera
Brianna Torres
1997 Mary Duerbeck
1994 Christie Masson
1993 Kim Toney
1992 Kelly Cordell
1987 Laura LaMena
1983 Lynn Nelson
Lynn Nelson
Lynn Nelson
Lynn Nelson
1982 Sabrina Peters
1981 Sabrina Peters
Maria Trujillo
1980 Sabrina Peters
Sabrina Peters
Sabrina Peters
Meet
Dave Murray Invitational
Roy Griak Invitational
Canyon West Classic
Arizona State Invitational
George Kyte Invitational
Pac-10 Championships
NCAA West Region Championships
UC Irvine-Asisca Invitational
Grand Canyon Invitational
Texas A&M Invitational
UC Riverside Invitational
Dual vs. Kansas
Arizona Invitational
UNLV Invitational
Dual vs. New Mexico
Dual vs. UTEP & New Mexico
Dual vs. New Mexico
Dual vs. Northern Arizona
Stanford Invitational
Dual vs. Arizona
Dual vs. New Mexico
Location
Tucson, Ariz.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Tucson, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
San Francisco, Calif.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
Fresno, Calif.
Irvine, Calif.
Tempe, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
College Station, Texas
Riverside, Calif.
Lawrence, Kan.
Tucson, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Tempe, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
Tempe, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Palo Alto, Calif.
Tempe, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
Time
17:03.0
21:19.0
13:39.6
13:42.5
17:54.0
17:55.0
20:58.0
22:23.0
17:56.8
20:19.0
14:51.0
17:17.1
15:02.8
20:25.0
18:30.2
18:14.0
18:53.0
19:25.0
17:20.3
17:08.7
17:58.0
17:53.3
17:40.2
17:46.0
18:24.2
18:13.9
18:39.9
17:13.7
17:35.0
18:18.0
All victories are listed in order of occurance with the most recent victory on the top of the list
MEN’S ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL MEET WINNERS (24)
Sun Devil
2011 Darius Terry
2001 Juan Reyes
2000 Phillip Prince
1994 Matt Repak
1993 Erin Scroggins
Erin Scroggins
1991 Todd Lewis
1988 Todd Lewis
1986 Dan Fisher
1984 Dan Fisher
1980 Brent Steiner
Brent Steiner
1976 Chris Hallinan
1974 Mike Elder
1972 Bill Brown
Pete Span
1971
Bill Brown
1970 Skyler Jones
1969
Doug Conley
1968 Jerry Jobski
Jerry Jobski
Jerry Jobski
Jerry Jobski
1962 Eric Owers
Meet
George Kyte Invitational
UC Irvine-Asics Invitational
UNLV Invitational
UNLV Invitational
Arizona Invitational
UNLV Invitational
Dual vs. Oregon State
Dual vs. Utah
Dual vs. Arizona
Dual vs. New Mexico
Dual vs. Arizona
Dual vs. New Mexico
Dual vs. BYU
Dual vs. UTEP
unknown
WAC Championships
All victories are listed in order of occurance with the most recent victory on the top of the list
Location
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Irvine, Calif.
Tempe, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Mesa, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Tucson, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Provo, Utah
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Time
25:38.8
25:22.6
19:33.4
25:23.0
28:55.0
27:10.6
23:58.2
21:50.1
25:57.0
20:28.6
25:02.2
unknown
25:21.0
25:20.0
30:14.9
30:13.2
29:55.3
31:16.6
21:27.2
20:39.5
20:21.0
21:12.8
unknown
15:56.3
TOP INDIVIDUAL FINISHES IN CHAMPIONSHIP MEETS
WOMEN - PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sun Devil (time)
1. Amy Hastings (20:19.0)
Lisa Aguilera (20:20.0)
Lisa Aguilera (17:20.3)
Teresa Barrios (17:21.0)
7. Jenna Kingma (20:09.4)
Cassie Rios (20:38.6)
Desiree Davila (21:00.0)
10. Jessica Scalzo (20:53.0)
Priscilla Hein (17:36.0)
MEN - PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Year
2004
2005
2000
2003
1999
1988
2007
2006
2004
2002
1998
Place
1st
2nd
2nd
4th
4th
4th
5th
5th
5th
6th
6th
Sun Devil (time)
1. Brandon Bethke (22:31.4)
Fasil Bizuneh (24:06.4)
3. Aaron Aguayo (24:12.0)
Todd Lewis (23:57.0)
Brent Steiner (30:46.0)
Dan Fisher (30:46.1)
9. Steve Preston (30:48.1)
10. Ronnie Buchanan (24:52.6)
Year
2009
2001
2004
1991
1980
2006
1999
1986
1986
2001
Place
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
4th
5th
8th
Since different courses are used, this list ranks athletes based on finish
WOMEN - NCAA WEST REGION / DISTRICT VIII
MEN - NCAA WEST REGION / DISTRICT VIII
Sun Devil (time)
1. Lisa Aguilera (20:25.0)
Amy Hastings (20:14.0)
Amy Hastings (20:22.0)
Mary Duerbeck (20:36.0)
7. Desiree Davila (20:36.0)
Kelly MacDonald (17:04.0)
10. Victoria Jackson (20:45.0)
Kelly MacDonald (21:08.0)
Sabrina Peters (16:30)
Year
2000
2005
2004
2003
2001
2000
2004
1999
1999
2004
2001
1982
Place
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
5th
6th
6th
6th
Sun Devil (time)
Isaiah Festa (30:36.0)
3. Casey Burchill (30:09.3)
Todd Lewis (30:26.0)
Mike Stahr (31:42.7)
8. Fasil Bizuneh (30:45.0)
Kyle Alcorn (30:12.1)
Ryan Warrenburg (30:23.2)
Year
2006
1999
2005
1991
2004
2001
1984
1999
2009
2007
2005
Place
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
4th
5th
7th
7th
7th
WOMEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
MEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sun Devil (time)
6. Kelly MacDonald (17:30.0)
7. Jenna Kingma (21:01.0)
8. Kari Hardt (20:42.1)
Priscilla Hein (17:42.6)
10. Desiree Davila (21:14.4)
Year
2000
2005
2001
2004
2003
1999
2007
2008
1998
2004
Place
5th
13th
18th
22nd
25th
36th
37th
39th
39th
41st
Sun Devil (time)
3. Todd Lewis (30:54.0)
4. Larry Lawson (30:22.9)
8. Ryan Warrenburg (30:30.0)
10. Casey Burchill (30:40.0)
Year
2009
2006
1991
1974
1999
2004
2002
2005
2002
2005
Place
7th
9th
11th
16th
19th
22nd
22nd
50th
55th
62nd
WOMEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS at TERRE HAUTE
MEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS at TERRE HAUTE
Sun Devil (place)
1. Amy Hastings (13)
2. Jenna Kingma (42)
3. Anna Masinelli (46)
4. Kari Hardt (39)
5. Ali Kielty (47)
6. Victoria Jackson (60)
7. Allie Kieffer (49)
8. Amy Hastings (22)
9. Jenna Kingma (37)
10. Rachel Ellison (95)
Sun Devil (place)
1. Brandon Bethke (7)
2. Ryan Warrenburg (50)
3. Casey Burchill (62)
4. Fasil Bizuneh (55)
5. Jeff Helmer (82)
6. Jeff Helmer (91)
7. Aaron Aguayo (9)
8. JJ Duke (104)
9. Kyle Alcorn (110)
10. Joey Heller (133)
Year
2005
2005
2005
2008
2008
2005
2009
2004
2007
2005
Time
20:09.0
20:36.0
20:39.0
20:42.1
20:46.1
20:48.0
20:55.8
20:56.9
21:01.0
21:06.0
This list ranks athletes by time from NCAA meets in Terre Haute ONLY
Year
2009
2005
2005
2002
2009
2007
2006
2002
2007
2005
Time
29:38.3
30:30.0
30:40.0
30:46.1
30:46.7
31:05.0
31:06.6
31:08.8
31:11.0
31:19.0
This list ranks athletes by time from NCAA meets in Terre Haute ONLY
TOP-10 TEAM SCORING RECORDS
WOMEN - ALL MEETS
Meet
1. Canyon West Classic (B)
2. ASU Invitational (B)
4. Dave Murray Invitational
7. ASU Invitational
8. Dave Murray Invitational
9. Lori Fitzgerald Invitational
Lori Fitzgerald Invitational
MEN - ALL MEETS
YearPnts
2006
15
2003
16
2003
16
2007
22
1999
22
1994
22
1988
23
2008
27
1990
28
2005
29
1989
29
Meet
2. ASU Invitational (B)
4. UNLV Invitational 5. ASU Invitational (B)
7. Grand Canyon Invitational
8. George Kyte Classic
9. Dave Murray Invitational Grand Canyon Invitational
(B) - ‘B’ team competed; italics - team did not win meet title
(B) - ‘B’ team competed
WOMEN - PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
MEN - PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Meet Location
1. at Tucson, Ariz. (2nd)
2. at San Francisco, Calif. (2nd)
3. at Palo Alto, Calif. (2nd)
4. at Pasadena, Calif. (2nd)
5. at Long Beach, Calif. (2nd)
6. at Seattle, Wash. (2nd)
7. at Corvallis, Ore. (t-3rd)
8. at Pullman, Wash. (2nd)
9. at Scottsdale, Ariz. (3rd)
10. at Springfield, Ore. (4th)
Year
2005
2004
2006
2002
1999
2000
2007
2003
2001
2008
Pnts
39
47
51
59
62
67
68
78
79
105
Meet Location
1. at San Francisco, Calif. (2nd)
2. at Scottsdale, Ariz. (2nd)
3. at Long Beach, Calif. (4th)
4. at Pasadena, Calif. (3rd)
5. at Long Beach, Calif. (3rd)
6. at Corvallis, Ore. (5th)
7. at Palo Alto, Calif. (5th)
8. at Pullman, Wash. (5th)
10. at Seattle, Wash. (4th)
(#) - team overall placement in meet
WOMEN - NCAA WEST REGIONAL
MEN - NCAA WEST REGIONAL
Meet Location
1. at Fresno, Calif. (2nd)
4. at Portland, Ore. (3rd)
5. at Tucson, Ariz. (3rd)
7. at Fresno, Calif. (3rd)
8. at Eugene, Ore. (3rd)
9. at Tucson, Ariz. (10th)
10. at Portland, Ore. (4th)
Year
2004
2005
2002
2006
2001
1999
2000
2007
1997
2003
Pnts
45
48
70
72
83
86
88
106
111
112
Meet Location
1. at Fresno, Calif. (2nd)
3. at Palo Alto, Calif. (3rd)
at Tucson, Ariz. (11th)
5. at Tucson, Ariz. (4th)
7. at Fresno, Calif. (5th)
8. at Eugene, Ore. (6th)
9. at Springfield, Ore. (t-5th)
10. at unknown (5th)
WOMEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
MEN - NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Meet Location
1. at Terre Haute, Ind. (4th)
3. at Ames, Iowa (6th)
7. at Bloomington, Ind. (12th)
8. at Waterloo, Iowa (14th)
10. at Lawrence, Kan. (t-23rd)
Year
2005
2007
2000
2004
2006
2008
1999
2003
2009
1998
Pnts
191
251
266
333
375
381
385
406
520
534
Meet Location
2. at Bloomington, Ind. (14th)
5. at Greenville, S.C. (20th)
YearPnts
1999
15
2009
16
2005
17
1984
21
2003
22
1995
22
1994
25
2011
26
2008
27
1993
27
Year
2004
2001
1999
2002
2009
2007
1986
2003
2006
2000
Pnts
64
75
84
85
88
105
108
112
113
114
Year
2004
1999
2005
1997
2001
2002
2000
2007
2009
1984
Pnts
68
92
100
100
116
125
128
141
155
172
Year
2004
1999
2005
2009
2001
2007
Pnts
315
391
465
472
477
601
ALL-TIME VICTORIES - TEAM
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME TEAM VICTORIES (30)
Meet
2009
Arizona State Invitational [‘B’]
2008
2007
2006
Canyon West Classic [‘B’]
2005
2003
2002
2001
2000
Arizona State Invitational [‘B‘]
1999
1996
1994
1993
UNLV Invitational
1992
Texas A&M Invitational
UTEP Invitational
1990
UC Riverside Invitational
1989
1988
1984
UNLV Invitational
1983
Dual vs. Kansas
UNLV Invitational
1982
Dual vs. UTEP & New Mexico
1981
Dual vs. New Mexico
Location
Toka Sticks GC (Mesa)
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Kiwanis Park (Tempe)
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Irvine, Calif.
Glendale, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Phoenix, Ariz.
College Station, Texas
El Paso, Texas
Riverside, Calif.
El Paso, Texas
El Paso, Texas
Pt. South Mountain (Phoenix)
Las Vegas, Nev.
Lawrence, Kan.
Las Veags, Nev.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
Tempe, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Date TeamsPoints
10/2
6
30
9/19
5
27
9/14
8
22
10/14
1
15
9/24
31
88
10/10
10
16
9/28
26
103
9/28
9
51
9/29
32
109
9/29
7
41
10/6
9
41
9/25
25
53
9/11
16
22
9/28
n/a
33
10/1
n/a
22
10/9
n/a
37
10/2
n/a
16
10/3
n/a
38
9/11
n/a
32
9/29
10
71
9/14
3
28
9/15
6
29
10/15
9
23
9/15
3
34
10/15
2
24
9/20
6
25
10/15
2
27
9/18
3
29
9/19
2
28
9/11
2
26
‘B’ indicates ‘B’ competed in the meet; Teams indicates number of teams that scored in the meet
MEN’S ALL-TIME TEAM VICTORIES (24)
Meet
2011
George Kyte Classic
2010
2009
2008
2007
Arizona State Invitational [‘B‘]
2005
George Kyte Invitational [‘B’]
2003
1999
1998
1995
1994
1993
UNLV Invitational
1990
1984
UNLV Invitational
1976
Dual vs. Air Force
1972
Dual vs. Oregon State
Dual vs. Utah
1970
Dual vs. New Mexico
1969
Dual vs. Arizona
1968
Dual vs. New Mexico
Location
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
Toka Sticks GC (Mesa)
Tucson, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Phoenix, Ariz.
El Paso, Texas
Las Vegas, Nev.
Tempe, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Tempe, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Phoenix, Ariz.
‘B’ indicates ‘B’ competed in the meet; Teams indicates number of teams that scored in the meet
Date TeamsPoints
9/3
5
26
9/17
9
21
10/2
10
16
9/19
7
27
10/5
11
37
10/15
2
17
10/7
9
53
9/3
8
35
10/10
8
22
10/2
n/a
15
10/3
n/a
162
9/30
n/a
22
10/1
n/a
25
10/9
n/a
29
10/2
n/a
27
9/14
3
29
9/15
5
21
11/6
2
26
10/7
2
25
9/30
2
26
unk.
2
22
unk.
2
18
10/4
2
26
11/2
2
21
COURSE RECORDS - WOMEN
WOMEN’S TOP 10 - KIWANIS PARK (TEMPE) - 5,000m COURSE - CURRENT HOME COURSE
Runner
1. Amy Hastings
2. Jessica Crate
3. Anna Masinelli
4. Kristen Ogden
Amy Bair
6. Lisa Antonelli
7. Fanice Chepkorir
8. Rose Tanui
9. Victoria Jackson
10. Brooke Bennett
School
Arizona State
Arizona State
Arizona State
BYU
BYU
BYU
Central Arizona
Central Arizona
Arizona State
Arizona State
Time
DateMeet
17:17.10
10/10/03
17:22.20
10/10/03
17:32.60
10/10/03
17:37.00
10/10/02
17:37.00
10/11/02
17:43.00
10/11/02
17:44.00
9/29/01
Canyon West Classic
17:48.10
10/28/08
NJCAA Region I Champs.
17:54.00
10/15/05
Canyon West Classic
17:55.00
10/07/05
Eligible meets for this Top 10 include: ASU Invitational - Canyon West Classic - ACCAC Championships, NJCAA Region I Championships
WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE TOP 10 - TOKA STICKS GOLF CLUB (MESA) - 5,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Florence Ngetich
2. Allie Kieffer
3. Karlee Owens
4. Brianna Smith
5. Natasa Vulic
6. Vivian Contreras
7. Brissia Montalvo
8. Vivian Reed
9. Maureen Stringham
10. Catherine Loden
School
El Paso CC
Unattached (ASU)
Unattached (ASU)
Arizona State
Arizona State
El Paso CC
El Paso CC
Pima CC
Arizona State
Arizona State
Time
DateMeet
16:48.00
10/02/09
17:06.40
10/02/09
17:23.70
10/02/09
17:32.60
10/02/09
17:34.50
10/02/09
17:36.70
10/02/09
17:37.10
10/02/09
17:39.30
10/02/09
17:40.40
10/02/09
17:53.50
10/02/09
Toka Sticks Golf Course was first used for the ASU Invitational/Desert Twilight Classic in 2009
WOMEN’S OVERALL TOP 10 - TOKA STICKS GOLF CLUB (MESA) - 5,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Jessica Tonn
2. Florence Ngetich
3. Cassie Bando
4. Allie Kieffer
5. Sarah Falker
6. Karlee Owens
7. Brianna Smith
8. Natasa Vulic
9. Brianna Decker
10. Vivian Contreras
School
Xavier Prep HS
El Paso CC
Sole Sisters Club
Unattached (ASU)
Xavier Prep HS
Unattached (ASU)
Arizona State
Arizona State
Mesa Mountain View HS
El Paso CC
Time
DateMeet
16:32.30
10/02/09
Desert Twilight (G Sweepstakes)
16:48.00
10/02/09
17:04.80
10/02/09
Desert Twilight (Community 5k)
17:06.40
10/02/09
17:22.50
10/02/09
17:23.70
10/02/09
17:32.60
10/02/09
17:34.50
10/02/09
17:36.60
10/02/09
17:36.70
10/02/09
Toka Sticks Golf Course was used for seven high school, one community and two collegiate 5,000m runs in 2009
WOMEN’S TOP 10 - KARSTEN GOLF COURSE (TEMPE) - 5,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Louise Watson
2. Tracy Jarman
3. Natalie Nalepa
4. Katie Williams
5. Janeth Caizalitin
6. Janet Haskins
7. Rikke Pedersen
8. Kristy Klinnert
9. Larah Treadwell
10. Christy Michaels
School
Stanford
Northern Arizona
Baylor
Arizona
BYU
Kansas State
Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona
Arizona State held its home meet at Karsten Golf Course from 1989-96
Time
DateMeet
16:45.11
10/16/92
16:45.92
10/16/92
17:02.69
10/11/91
17:05.89
10/16/92
17:10.76
10/15/93
17:11.53
10/13/90
17:13.30
10/11/96
17:13.76
10/16/92
17:14.03
10/13/89
17:15.24
10/15/93
COURSE RECORDS - MEN
MEN’S TOP 10 - KIWANIS PARK (TEMPE) - 8,000m COURSE - CURRENT HOME COURSE
Runner
1. Jacob Kirwa
2. Tyson David
3. Robert Cheseret
4. Nicholas Kipruto
5. Obed Mutanya
6. Juan Reyes
7. Andrew Hill
8. Mark Anderson
9. Jordan Chipangama
10. Aaron Aguayo
School
Dine College
Central Arizona
Arizona
Dine College
Central Arizona
Arizona State
Stanford
Arizona
Central Arizona
Arizona State
Time
DateMeet
23:25.60
10/13/07
Canyon West Classic
23:40.30
10/13/07
Canyon West Classic
23:59.30
10/10/03
23:51.30
10/03/08
24:01.40
10/16/04
Canyon West Classic
24:09.30
10/10/03
24:14.00
10/11/02
24:17.00
10/11/02
24:19.20
10/13/07
Canyon West Classic
24:19.50
10/10/03
Eligible meets for this Top 10 include: ASU Invitational - Canyon West Classic - ACCAC Championships, NJCAA Region I Championships
MEN’S COLLEGIATE TOP 10 - TOKA STICKS GOLF CLUB (MESA) - 5,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Darius Terry
2. Alonzo Contreras
3. Mohamud ige
4. Daniel Lovell
5. Kam Holbrook
6. Dan Lanzillotti
7. Mason McHenry
8. Matt Estlund
9. Cameron Liston
10. Joe Withers
School
Northern Arizona
Unattached (ASU)
Arizona
Arizona State
Northern Arizona
Northern Arizona
Arizona State
Unattached (ASU)
Arizona State
Northern Arizona
Time
DateMeet
14:14.70
10/02/09
14:20.00
10/02/09
14:28.70
10/01/10
14:29.70
10/02/09
14:33.20
10/02/09
14:35.80
10/02/09
14:42.20
10/02/09
14:44.80
10/02/09
14:45.60
10/02/09
14:51.50
10/02/09
Toka Sticks Golf Course was first used for the ASU Invitational/Desert Twilight Classic in 2009
MEN’S OVERALL TOP 10 - TOKA STICKS GOLF CLUB (MESA) - 5,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Darius Terry
2. Brian Shrader
3. Aaron Aguayo
4. Alonzo Contreras
5. Mohamud ige
6. Daniel Lovell
7. Steve Magnuson
8. Kam Holbrook
9. Alejandro Montano
10. Sherod Hardt
School
Northern Arizona
Sinagua HS
unattached
Unattached (ASU)
Arizona
Arizona State
Ironwood Ridge HS
Northern Arizona
Catalina Magnet HS
Queen Creek HS
Time
DateMeet
14:14.70
10/02/09
14:24.10
10/02/09
Desert Twilight (Sweepstakes)
14:24.50
10/02/09
Desert Twilight (Community 5k)
14:20.00
10/02/09
14:28.70
10/01/10
14:29.70
10/02/09
14:31.20
10/02/09
14:33.20
10/02/09
14:34.20
10/02/09
14:34.50
10/02/09
Toka Sticks Golf Course was used for seven high school, one community and two collegiate 5,000m runs in 2009
MEN’S TOP 10 - KARSTEN GOLF COURSE (TEMPE) - 8,000m COURSE
Runner
1. Rick Robirds
2. Todd Lewis
3. Martin Keino
4. Monico Rivas
5. Bruce Gardner
6. Dan Maas
7. Jason Pyrah
8. Brad Meyer
9. Gary Stolz
10. Scott Pestka
School
Adams State
Arizona State
Arizona
Houston
Utah
Adams State
BYU
Arizona
Stanford
Northern Arizona
Time
DateMeet
23:01.88
10/13/89
23:21.50
10/13/89
23:27.21
10/16/92
23:37.36
10/13/89
23:42.17
10/13/89
23:47.73
10/13/89
23:47.83
10/15/93
23:51.76
10/16/92
23:54.92
10/16/92
23:55.62
10/13/89
Arizona State held its home meet at Karsten Golf Course from 1989-96 (results from the 1991 meet are unavailable at this time)
IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS
WOMEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 30 NATIONAL RANKINGS
MEN’S ALL-TIME TOP 30 NATIONAL RANKINGS
P A 26 98..................... 1 S 28 98..................... 2 O 5 98 .................... 3 O 12 98 ................. 15
4 O 19 98 ................. 15
5 N 5 98 ................. 14
F N 13 98 ................. 29
P A 26 98..................... 1 S 28 98................... rv
2 O 5 98 .................... 3 O 12 98 .................. rv
4 O 19 98 ................. 29
5 N 5 98 .................. rv
F N 13 98 .................... -
P A 25 99 ................. 16
1 S 27 99 ................... 3
2 O 4 99 ................... 4
3 O 11 99 ................... 4
4 O 18 99 ................. 11
5 N 2 99 ................... 9
F N 12 99 ................. 10
P
1
2
3
4
5
6
F
A 26
S 18
S 25
O 2
O 9
O 16
O 31
N 10
00 ................. 10
00 ................... 7
00 ................. 12
00 ................. 14
00 ................. 14
00 ................... 4
00 ................... 4
00 ................... 5
P
1
2
3
4
5
F
A 25
S 25
O 2
O 9
O 16
O 30
N 12
01 ................. 10
01 ................. 11
01 ................. t-4
01 ................. t-4
01 ................... 7
01 ................. 11
01 ................. 10
P A 8 02 ................. 19
1 S 18 02 ................. 19
2 S 23 02 ................. 19
3 S 30 02 ................... 7
4 O 7 02 ................... 6
5 O 14 02 ................... 8
6 O 21 02 ................. 17
7 N 6 02 ................. 17
F N 19 02 ................. 17
P A 28 03 ................. 19
1 S 22 03 ................. 20
2 S 30 03 ................... 4
3 O 7 03 ................... 3
4 O 13 03 ................... 3
5 O 20 03 ................... 4
6 N 4 03 ................. 11
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Sun Angel Stadium - Tempe
Sun Angel Stadium has served as
the home of Sun Devil Track & Field/
Cross Country since its opening prior
to the start of the 1976 track and field
season. The Sun Devils have not only
held countless training sessions on the
nine-lane oval, but also have played
host to numerous home meets that
rank among the best in the nation yearin and year-out, including the Sun Angel Track Classic, which has attracted
many of the best in the world, including Olympians, national champions
and the future of the sport. Sun Angel
Stadium has been the home of all five
NCAA Championship teams
ASU has produced, including
the 2008 NCAA Men’s and
Women’s Indoor Champions,
while also fostering the growth
of the cross country program
that has seen the women
advance to the NCAA Cross
Country Championships 12
years in a row and bring home
a pair of Top 4 finishes (fourth
place in both 2005 and 2007),
while the men have competed
in each of the last two NCAA
Championship events.
Kiwanis Park - Tempe
Kiwanis Park is located just south of
the Arizona State campus at Baseline
Road and All-America Way in Tempe
has served as the venue for many of
the Sun Devils’ home meets, as well
as the race location for several other
local junior college meets. Measuring
125 acres, Kiwanis Park is a large,
grassy park that last hosted the ASU
Invitational during the 2008 season
and still serves as training location
for the Sun Devils with various running terrains, including flat paths and
rolling hills with grass, dirt and hard
(concrete/blacktop) surfaces. Created
in 1972 after the area was
selected by Tempe in 1969
and purchased when the Kiwanis Club donated funds for
the park’s development. The
park also includes numerous
covered picnic areas, fishing
locations and various athletic areas, including a batting
cage, soccer fields and baseball/softball diamonds, among
other venues.
Papago Park - Phoenix
Located on the north side of Tempe
Town Lake (around 2.0 miles from Sun
Angel Stadium), Papago Park in neighboring Phoenix offers numerous trails
for runners, walkers and bikers to explore. The red rocks of the park add to
the scenery surrounding the paths that
also afford views of downtown Phoenix, Tempe and the Arizona State campus and other noticeable locales of the
landscape that make up the Valley of
the Sun. Today, the park covers 1,200
acres and has numerous amenities, including picnic sites, ramadas and grills.
The park also contains fishing lagoons,
the Phoenix Zoo, the Phoenix Botanical Gardens, a fire
museum and several other
athletic facilities, including the
spring training home of Major
League Baseball’s Oakland
A’s and a golf course (Papago Golf Course). Two of east
Phoenix’s best known landmarks also are in the park,
including Hole-In-The-Rock (a
natural geological formation)
and Hunt’s Tomb, a white pyramid burial place of Arizona’s
first governor, George Wiley
Paul Hunt.
Toka Sticks Golf Course - Mesa
The newest member of the list of running locations utilized by the Sun Devils
is Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa. Located just outside the main entrance of
the Arizona State Polytechnic Campus,
the Sun Devils first ran at Toka Sticks
when they played host to the ASU Invitational in 2009 as part of the Desert
Twilight Cross Country Festival, which
included a single-loop, 5,000m course
that was used for eight high school
races, two collegiate races and one
community race. The course, formerly
known as Williams Air Force Base Golf
Course, originally opened in the 1940s
as a nine-hole course for Air
Force personnel before nine
more holes were added in
the mid-1980s. The course
opened to the public in December 1993 and has been
used for local high school
events in recent years.
South Mountain - Phoenix
Located 10 miles to the southwest of
the Arizona State University campus,
South Mountain covers 16,000 acres
inside the Phoenix city limits. Similar to
Papago Park, South Mountain affords
numerous trails for runners to utilize
as they traverse picturesque scenery
throughout the foothills of the mountain
range. The elevation climbs as high
as 2,330 feet on the accessible trails
and gives visitors views of much of the
Valley of the Sun, including downtown
Phoenix and Tempe. South Mountain
Park/Preserve, which annually enjoys
more than 3 million visitors for such activities as running, hiking, bicycling and horseback riding,
first opened in 1924 when local citizens purchased 13,000
acres of land for $17,000.
Since then, the Civilian Conservation Corps has built facilities in the park and continues to help maintain the land
based on the original master
plan put forth in 1935 by the
National Park Service.
Town Lake - Tempe
Located on the north side of the Arizona State University campus is Tempe
Town Lake, a 220-surface acre lake
that was first envisioned by ASU in
1966 and officially opened on November 7, 1999. Tempe Town Lake, which
sits between campus and Papago
Park, is surrounded by more than five
miles of paths that are used for running, skating, bicycling and walking.
Those paths also provide gateways
to other areas used by the Sun Devils, including the Scottsdale Greenbelt.
Many groups and organizations, including many of the Sun Devil varsity
teams, utilize the paths for
events, including the main
loop on the lake’s edge for
5k and 10k competitions. The
Lake also several amenities
surrounding it, including boat
docks and launches, picnic areas and Tempe Beach
Park, which hosts numerous events, including concerts, fairs and various other
events.
Summer Camp Site - Pinetop
Nearly 180 miles to the northeast of the
Valley of the Sun is the Pinetop-Lakeside area of Arizona that has served as
a summer training getaway for the Sun
Devil distance corps for the past few
years. Pinetop sits at an elevation of
7,200 feet (compared to 1,170 in Tempe) and has an average temperature in
the mid-80s in August. Add to that the
countless trails and paths throughout
the surrounding countryside doted with
rolling meadows and pine trees and the
Sun Devils have a very diverse location
to escape the summer heat in the Valley and being their training toward another successful season not
only in cross country, but also
on the track during the indoor
and outdoor seasons.

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