PROVO, Utah — Director of Men's Track and Field Ed Eyestone announced the additions of Bobby Jazwinski and Logan Rohatinsky on Friday.
"There's such good talent out there, but we really are excited for what we have with these two," Eyestone said. "It's going to be fun to have these two young athletes joining us and making our program better."
Rohatinsky and Jazwinski will both join the distance team under Eyestone and assistant coach Ryan Waite.
Bobby Jazwinski
Shelby, Michigan | Whitehall High School
Jazwinski comes frmo a running family heritage of his own, following in the footsteps of his father Robert, his mother Kathryn and his sister Jessica who have all run cross country adn track at the collegiate level. The 6-foot-3 Michigan native is a two-time cross country state champion and state champion in the 3,200 meters.
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"Bobby is a real fun runner to watch. He's a front runner who runs very aggressively. He is reminiscent of Tayvon Kitchen, with a desire to be in front and pushing the pace. We're super excited to see his commitment to running and eager to have him join our team."
Logan Rohatinsky
Spanish Fork, Utah | Maple Mountain High School
Rohatinsky comes from a long line of BYU distance runners that includes his father, Josh, who won the NCAA individual cross country title in 2008, and his cousin, Taylor, who currently competes for the BYU women's track & field and cross country programs. He will serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints before joining the program.
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"Logan has demonstrated that he is the top runner in the state, and he's got great upward potential. Obviously he comes from great heritage, and we know he's going to continue to develop and do great things."