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'This really just cements Southern Utah University Track & Field in the history books,' head coach Eric Houle said. He also represented Canada in the 10k and 5k races at the 2012 Summer Games in London.

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At the Payton Jordan meet, Levins outpaced both collegiate and professional runners to complete the 10k in 27:27.96-the second fastest time in NCAA history. SAC Relays, he clocked the NCAA’s best time of the season in the 5k, at 13:18.47-which is fifth all-time in college rankings and the fastest by a college athlete since 2008. SAC Relays and Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational last season. In addition to recording the best time in NCAA championship history in the 10k since 1984, Levins earned rank in the record books at the Mt. It was the first time since 2009 that the feat had been accomplished. Levins earned a nomination for the award after winning a pair of individual titles at the 2012 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, sweeping first place in the men's 5k and 10k. 'To have it happen was just unreal, I'm still in a bit of shock.'

'I only fathomed, a little bit, that I might be able to win,' Levins said after the award was presented. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Convention in Orlando, Fla., Wednesday evening. Levins was recognized for his truly world-class collegiate performance in front of a packed house at the U.S.

The Bowerman, which is essentially the Heisman Trophy of the collegiate track & field world, is given annually to the most outstanding male and female track & field athlete of the year. Southern Utah University's Cameron Levins has been named the 2012 Bowerman Award winner. SAC Relays and the Beach Invitational.Cam Levins Named 2012 Top NCAA T&F Athlete, Wins Bowerman Award South Dakota resumes action Saturday at the Mt. Sophomore Erin Kinney posted a time of 12.02 seconds in the women's 100 meters, while third-year sophomore Dylan Kautz clocked 10.72 seconds in the men's 100-meter race. In the women's 100-meter hurdles, freshman Averi Schmeichel clocked 14.27 seconds and third-year sophomore Kylie Larson recorded a time of 14.79 seconds. Sophomore Sara Reifenrath clocked a season-best performance of 23.97 seconds in the 200 meters. Sophomore Jacy Pulse notched a time of 1:00.82 in the 400-meter hurdles. Third-year sophomore Helen Gould clocked 4:44.13 for 24th. The time ranks second in USD program history. She crossed the finish line in a personal best time of 4:23.08, improving her mark from earlier this season by seven seconds. Sophomore Abrielle Jirele placed eighth in the 1,500 meters on Friday evening. Sophomore Tre Young was seventh in the 'Collegiate B' section with a height of 16-4 ¾ (5.00m) On the men's side, sophomore Eerik Haamer cleared 17-6 ½ (5.35m) for fifth place in the 'Collegiate A' section. Sophomore Cassidy Mooneyhan tied for eighth in the 'Collegiate B' section with Garrett, clearing 13-1 ½ (4.00m). Freshman Marleen Mülla leaped 13-11 ¼ (4.25m) for fourth in the 'Collegiate A' section. She was one of five Coyotes to place in the top-10 of the various pole vault sections on Friday at Mt. Garrett vaulted a personal best of 13-7 ¼ (4.15m), clearing the height on her second attempt to win the competition. WALNUT, Calif.-South Dakota sophomore Jaidyn Garrett won the 'Collegiate B' section of the women's pole vault to highlight Friday's action at the 62nd annual Mt.

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