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Scott Bauhs re-wrote the Wildcat record books over the course of his three years of competition for Chico under his collegiate coach, Gary Towne. During the 2007 track season, Bauhs pulled off what might be considered one of the biggest upsets in NCAA championship history by beating previously undefeated Nicodemus Naimadu of Abilene Christian to win the 10k title. Bauhs proceeded to add to his list of achievements with an age group American record in the half-marathon, a sub four minute mile, and NCAA Division II American records in the 5k and 10k. He ended his collegiate career with 8 All American awards, and three national titles. His professional career began one week after the 2008 NCAA national cross country meet with a win at the Silicon Valley Turkey Trot and a USATF Club Cross Country national title. Scott joined the Mammoth Track Club where he has continued to improve his times and qualify for two more USA international Teams, under the guidance of Coach Terrence Mahon. He placed third in the USATF Cross Country Championships and fourth in the 3000m at the USATF Indoor Track and Field Championships in 2010. Scott currently runs for adidas and lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife, Audrey Allas
During her 2008-2009 year with Illinois, Angela placed 6th at the NCAA Cross Country Championships, won the NCAA Outdoor 5,000m title, and placed 3rd at the US Championships in the 5,000m. In her final cross country season, Angela defeated some heavyweights to take home the 2009 Individual NCAA Cross Country Title.
Josh Cox, the 50k American Record Holder, burst onto the national running scene by winning and setting a course record in a 50-mile ultra marathon at the tender age of 22. When he was 23, he ran his first marathon in 2:19, making him the youngest qualifier for the 2000 US Olympic Marathon Trials. Later that year, Cox blistered the 4th fastest time in the US with a 2:13 clocking in Chicago. Since then, Cox, a four-time Olympic Trials qualifier and three-time US National Team member, has garnered the top US spot at the World Track and Field Championships and trained with the world's best. Cox bookended 2009 by shattering the 50k American Record by over 4 minutes at Arizona's Rock 'n' Roll Marathon in January and closed out the year with a runner up performance at the Cal International Marathon in December. For the former, Cox was named USA Track and Field's Athlete of the Week.
As a TV personality, Cox currently offers his professional perspective as an on-air personality for NBC Universal, and is a web host for Runner's World. In 2005, Cox starred on ABC's hit reality show, The Bachelorette. In addition to his 140 mile a week training regimen, Cox is active as a speaker and writer. Josh and fellow Mammoth Track Club member, Ryan Hall, are writing a running book, Soul Runners, due out in 2011 through Harvest House Publishers.
Cragg had an outstanding college career with the Arkansas Razorbacks under Coach McDonnell, winning individual NCAA titles at 3,000m, 5,000m and 10,000m on the track, as well as indoor titles. In 2004, Cragg was voted SEC athlete of the year1 and the Track and Field News magazine Collegiate Athlete of the Year. Cragg is considered by many to be the most outstanding distance runner in the long and distinguished history of Arkansas track and field. He is the school record holder for 3,000m, 5,000m and is the only Razorback to win the 10,000, 5,000 and 1,500 meter races at a single SEC Championship meet.
via usatf.org Runner-up 2011 USA Outdoors; 2nd 2011 Los Angeles Marathon; Member of 2010 IAAF bronze medal World XC team; NCAA 2005 Indoor National Champion 5,000m; USA Junior Champion 5,000m 2011 has been a breakthrough year for Hastings. At USA Outdoors, Hastings dropped a stunning 34 seconds off of her best 5,000m time. Since USA's, Hastings has proved consistently with three more 5,000m efforts under 15:20...In her debut marathon in Los Angeles, Hastings finished second to become the eighth-best American marathoner of all-time. 10xNCAA All-American in Cross Country and Track while at Arizona State...Coach Terrence Mahon has dubbed her "Little Deena" due to the similarities of her racing style with Deena Kastor.
Deena Drossin-Kastor, a native of Waltham, Massachusetts took the Bronze at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. In high school Deena won three California cross country state titles, two track state titles, and she made the finals of the Kinney (Foot Locker) national cross country championships four times. Deena graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1996 as a 4-time SEC Champion and an 8-time All-American. As a post collegiate Deena experienced a great amount of success under distance coach Dr. Joe Vigil. Under Coach Vigil's tutelage Deena captured many American Records including: 30:50.32 for the 10k, 2:21:16 for the marathon, 1:07:53 for the half-marathon, 24:36 for the 8k on the road, 47:15 for the 15k on the road. Currently Deena Kastor lives in Mammoth Lakes, California and is training under Coach Terence Mahon.
