western all-century track and field teams - Washington
western all-century track and field teams - Washington
western all-century track and field teams - Washington
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Ted Whan (Victoria, B.C.), 1953-56<br />
Four-time NAIA District 1 champion in 440 yards.<br />
Hurdles<br />
Mike Vorce (Murdock/Lyle), 1971-74<br />
Three-time NAIA All-American, placed second in 400-yard intermediate<br />
hurdles at nationals in 1974, third in 1973 <strong>and</strong> fourth in 1972. School record<br />
holder in both hurdle events. Member of WWU Athletic H<strong>all</strong> of Fame.<br />
John Kotsogeanis (Bellingham/Sehome), 1976-79<br />
Placed sixth in 400 hurdles at NAIA nationals in 1980 to earn NAIA All-<br />
America honors. Participated at nationals four times.<br />
Middle Distance<br />
Norm Dahl (Edison), 1939-41, 1947<br />
Member of WWU Athletic H<strong>all</strong> of Fame. Vikings top point maker, running<br />
at least five events in every meet.<br />
Devin Kemper (Gig Harbor), 1998-present<br />
Placed second in 800 at NCAA II nationals to earn All-America honors.<br />
Holds school record in 800 (1:49.95) <strong>and</strong> mile (4:11.50).<br />
Long Distance<br />
Norman Bright (Chehalis), 1928-31<br />
Set conference record in mile. Placed 11th at 1944 Boston Marathon. Set<br />
American record in two mile. Member of WWU Athletic H<strong>all</strong> of Fame.<br />
Bruce Manclark (Tacoma/Lakes), 1978<br />
District champion in marathon with record-setting time that still st<strong>and</strong>s as<br />
school record. Also set school marks in 5,000 <strong>and</strong> 10,000.<br />
Gerry Swan (New Westminster, B.C.), 1951-54<br />
Made four trips to nationals in two mile, placing second twice <strong>and</strong> sixth<br />
twice. Four-time NAIA All-American. Member of NAIA H<strong>all</strong> of Fame.<br />
Don Trethewey (Kamloops, B.C. ), 1958-61<br />
Won steeplechase at NAIA nationals in 1960 <strong>and</strong> placed fifth at NCAA<br />
nationals in 1961.<br />
Jeff Van Kleeck (Lynden), 1989-92<br />
Placed sixth in 5,000 at NAIA nationals in 1992 <strong>and</strong> fourth in 1993. Twotime<br />
All-American. School record holder in 5,000 (14:36.59).