2014 Women's Track and Field Roster
Biography
SPU: Two years with the program.
Sophomore (2014): INDOOR – Competed in two meets, racing the 400 meters both times, including a 1:04.48 in the UW Indoor Preview on Jan. 18 that went as a personal best. OUTDOOR – Ran in seven meets, focusing on the 200 and 400. Posted a PR of 1:02.70 in the 400 at the Lewis & Clark Spring Break Open on March 22 in Portland, then PR’d in the 200 with a 28.05 at the Saint Martin’s Invitational on May 3.
Freshman (2013): INDOOR – Did not compete. OUTDOOR – Ran the 100, 200, or both in six meets. Posted her best times in both events in her first college meet, clocking 13.59 in the 100 and 28.29 in the 200 at the UPS Outdoor Preview on March 2.
Portland Lutheran High School: Two-time Class 1A Oregon state champion in the 100 meters (2011, 2012) and 200 meters (2010, 2011), and ran on state champion 4x100 relay team as a junior in 2011. … Her winning 100-meter time of 12.66 in 2012 was a 1A state meet record. … Two-time Portland Lutheran Athlete of the Year, and four-time track team MVP. … Also two-time team MVP for volleyball and basketball. … Did each of those sports all four years. … Also ran cross country for three seasons.
Personal: :Lindsay Ann LeBrun. … Born May 24, 1994. … Food & Nutrition major.
Fun facts: Did not start track until her freshman year of high school. … If not for track, would be focusing on volleyball. … Dumbest movie she has ever seen was “Rango.” … Books she just couldn’t put down were the “Hunger Games” series. … Favorite junk food is Nutella “on everything.” … Favorite healthy food is pomegranates. … Favorite sports team is the Portland Trail Blazers. … Favorite athlete is American sprinter Carmelita Jeter. … If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Lady Gaga “because she’s fascinating and I love her outfits.” … Her friends call her Lean. … In 10 years, plans to be doing Ironman triathlons.
INDOOR PERSONAL BESTS
400: 1:04.48 (2014)
OUTDOOR PERSONAL BESTS
100: 13.59 (2013)
200: 28.05 (2014)
400: 1:02.70 (2014)
