Carmelo Ríos (Puerto Rico), 3000m Steeplechase, 1984 Los Angeles Olympics

Mark Conover, Marathon, 1988 Seoul Olympics

Linda Somers Smith, Marathon, 1996 Atlanta Olympics

7 winning 8 U.S. titles

Ed Schelegle, Marathon, AAU, 1977

Ivan Huff, 20K, 1984

Mark Conover, Marathon, 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials

Linda Somers, Marathon, 1993-94

Jamey Harris, 1500 meters, 1998

Sergio Reyes, Marathon, 2010

Rajpaul Pannu, 100K, 2021

3 athletes, 5 teams (non-Olympics)

Linda Somers, Marathon, 1995 World Championships, Göteborg, SWE

Linda Somers Smith, Half Marathon, 2002 World Championships, Brussels, BEL

Linda Somers Smith, Marathon, 2003 World Championships, Paris, FRA

Jill Gaitenby, Marathon, 2003 World Championships, Paris, FRA

Sergio Reyes, Marathon, 2011 World Championships, Daegu, KOR

33 men

Randy Accetta, 1996

Jeff Adkins, 1988

Jose Aispuro, 1996

Charles Alexander, 1992

Rob Anex, 1992

Doug Avrit, 1984

John Barrett, 1992

Scott Bauhs, 2016

Swarnjit Boyal, 2020 / 2024

Mark Conover, 1988 / 1992 / 1996

Sean Davidson, 2016

David Frank, 1992

Crosby Freeman, 2012

Chris Frias, 2016

Danny Gonzalez, 1988 / 1992

Brent Griffiths, 1992 / 1996

Dan Harvey, 1984

Ivan Huff, 1984 / 1992

Rich Langford, 1980

Andy Martin, 2008

Robert Miranda, 2024

Jameson Mora, 2016 / 2020

John Moreno, 1984

Dennis O'Halloran, 1980

Rajpaul Pannu, 2020

Mark Proteau, 1980

Ted Quintana, 1980

Phillip Reid, 2016 / 2024

Sergio Reyes, 2008 / 2012 / 2016 / 2020 / 2024

Joe Rubio, 1992 / 1996

JT Service, 2008

Mark Sisson, 1980

Anthony Solis, 2016

Matt Yeo, 1980

18 women

Kari Bertrand, 2004

Jill Boaz, 2004 / 2008

Eileen Claugus, 1984

Rachel Cook, 2004

Annie Dear, 2020

Jennifer DeRego, 2004 / 2008

Amanda Gerhardt, 2000

Jenny Kadavy, 2016

Nicole Kulikov (Hagobian), 2004 / 2012

Cori Mooney, 2004

Lindsay Nelson, 2012

Liza Reichert, 2016 / 2020

Linda Somers Smith, 2004 / 2008 / 2012

Katy Spink, 2000

Maria Trujillo de Rios, 2004

Yiou Wang, 2012

Kathryn Way, 1984

Addi Zerrenner, 2020

NOTE: Linda Somers (Smith), the first and only to-date 7-time OMT qualifier by time; also a 5-time OMT finisher.

9 men

Tetlo Emmen, 800m, 2008

Joe Fabris, 1500m, 1984

David Frank, 3000m steeplechase, 1988

Jamey Harris, 1500m, 1996 / 2000

Craig Huff, 3000m steeplechase, 2021

Ivan Huff, 3000m steeplechase, 1984 (5th) / 1988 (6th) / 1992

John Moreno, 10,000m, 1984

Mark Schilling, 1500m, 1976 (first year of Aggies; unattached)

Eric Smith, 3000m steeplechase, 1988

5 women

Kari Bertand, 1500m, 1996

Heather Gibson, 10,000m, 2008

Kara June, 3000m steeplechase, 2008 (6th)

Melissa Martel, 800m / 1500m, 1988

Melissa Martel-Accetta, 1500m, 1992

Marica Romesser, 800m, 1980

NOTE: At the 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials in Indianapolis, Connie Hester finished 11th in the 5000m exhibition race. The women’s 5000m replaced the 3000m as an official event at the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials and Olympic Games. At the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials in Atlanta, four Aggie women competed in the 3000m steeplechase exhibition race: Rae Henderson (3rd), Monica Townsend (7th), Teresa Diperna (11th) and Staci Brunton (13th). The women's 3000m steeple became an official event with the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials and Olympic Games

Aggie women win team title at 2019 USATF National Club Cross Country Championships in Bethlehem, PA.

Ivan Huff's record of 8:16.59 in the 3000m steeplechase at the 1986 Van Damme meet was the 3rd fastest U.S. man ever at the time.

Ivan Huff's 43:09 15K at the 1985 Gasparilla Distance Classic, tied for 4th U.S. all-time at the time.

4 x 800m Relay: Masters Women’s World Record at the 2019 U.S. Masters Outdoors Championships in Ames, IA, 10:14.64 (Christine Olen, Aeron Arlin-Genet, Terry Livingston Ballou & Lisa Valle)

3 x 800m Relay: National Record at the Mt. SAC Relays in 1985 (Mark Schilling, Dale Giem & Vernon Sallaz)

4 x 1600m Relay: Mt. SAC Relays record in 1986 (Joe Fabris, Leonard Sperando, Pete Sweeney & Larry Guinee)

On January 23, 2021, at the HOKA Project Carbon X 2 in Chandler, AZ, Rajpaul Pannu debuted at 100K, clocking an impressive 6:28:31 to finish runner-up and #3 American all-time. Rajpaul averaged 6:15 per mile for 62 miles.

On January 8, 2022, Sergio Reyes won the USA Masters Cross Country title by nearly one minute, cruising 26:37 over the 8K course in San Diego.

On February 27, 2022, Rajpaul Pannu placed national runner-up at the USA 50K Road Championships in East Islip, NY, crossing the finish line in 3:04:59 (5:57 per mile for 31 miles).

Joe Fabris, 3:58.3, June 5, 1982 at Eugene, OR = U.S. #124

Jamey Harris, 3:59.19, May 27, 1997 at Stanford, CA = U.S. #217

On May 27, 1997, at Stanford, Jamey Harris recorded not only his first sub-4 minute mile, clocking 3:59.19 but also the first known & only shirtless sub-4!

NOTE: With a ballpoint pen, Jamey wrote "Reebok Aggies" on his chest to make sure he was an official participant.