Ten-time All-American in indoor and outdoor track and Cross Country
Qualified for United States Olympic Team Trial, 1984 Summer Games
Three-time member of the United States Cross Country Team (World Championships)
Individual NCAA Cross Country Champion, 1984 at Penn State
10,000 meter Champion NCAA Track and Field Championship 1984, 1985
5,000 meter Champion NCAA Track and Field Championship 1985
Placed sixth in TAC World Cross Country Championship at Medowlands, NJ 1984
Western Athletic Conference Champion 1984, 1985
Clocked in 27:41.1 at Mt. SAC Relays 1985, fastest 10,000 meters time in the world at the time
School record-holder 10,000 meter, 5,000 meter, 3,000 meter, 2 miles
WAC All-American Academic at large athlete
All-WAC Conference approximately 20 times
WAC Stan Bates Award
Recipient of the NCAA Post-graduate Scholarship Award 1985

Has been named U.S. Road Racer of the Year five times
Has a career-best marathon time of 2:10.59
Coached the BYU men's cross country team to the 2019 NCAA title, the program's first
Became the first man to win an individual cross country national title and coach a team to a national title
Named the USTFCCCA National Coach of the Year in 2019
As a coach at BYU, his teams have been in the nation’s top 25 every year he has coached
Finished NCAA 5th place in 2001
Has eight Mountain West Conference Championships as a coach
Named MWC Coach of the Year 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Inducted into the BYU Hall of Fame in 1998

Men's Cross Country 1983

Men's Cross Country Roster