Click here to watch Keli win her heat in the 200m at the Stanford Invitational.

Click here to watch Keli finish 2nd in the 400m heat 1 at the Oregon Relays. Keli's time was her personal best. Keli is in lane #3.

After her outstanding HS career, Keli recieved an Athletic Scholarship to the University of Idaho. She is a freshmen this year and competing as a member of the Vandals track team. Hall was an eight-time Oregon 2A state champion from 2005-08 at Lakeview High School ... Won four 400m titles, two 200m titles, one 300m hurdles title and one high jump title ... As a senior, led her team to a first-place tie at the 2008 Oregon state meet with titles in the 200m, 400m and 300m hurdles and a third-place effort in the 4x400m relay ... Was named Oregon All-State Outstanding Female Athlete in 2007 after winning state titles in the 200m, 400m and high jump and leading the team to a second-place finish ... Holds Oregon 2A state meet records in the 200m (25.99), 400m (56.85), 300m hurdles (46.69) and high jump (5-3) ... A versatile athlete, she also earned first-team all-conference honors in both basketball and volleyball and first-team all-state honors in volleyball

Family: Parents Jeff and Patsy, siblings, Heidi, Daniel, Kati and Delaney.

AJ is now at Eastern Oregon University majoring in Buisness, and a def. back on the Mountaineer football team.

While at Lakeview, AJ was a standout in football, basketball and baseball.

Family: Parents Mike and Saira, brothers Matt, Kasey, and Cody.

 

Josh is a sophmore at Northwest Christian University in Eugene, Oregon, and a member of the Beacons golf team.

2007-2008: Played in seven tournaments for the Beacons as a freshman...shot a season-best 75 in the second-round of CCC#1 hosted by Albertson College.

High School Experience: Played four years on varsity at Lakeview High for coach Kevin Samples...earned Scholar-Athlete honors all four years...shot a low round of 76 at the State 2A championship as a senior...finished first in one tournament...also played basketball for the Honkers.

Personal: Born on February 23, 1988 in Lakeview, OR...son of Susan and Kevin Samples...enjoys playing poker and collecting music...majoring in business

Steven, #25 below, works out during BYU's spring football practice.

Steven is a sophmore at Bringham Youmg University and a running back on the Cougars football team.

Before BYU
A three-year letterwinner at Lakeview High School ... a two-time defensive line MVP for coach Lane Stratton ... also lettered in track and wrestling ... won the 2004 Skyline Conference District Championship in the 215-pound weight class ... a member of the National Honor Society ... received an Honors Diploma ... graduated with a 3.95 grade-point average and ranked second in his graduating class.

Personal
Born in Redlands, California ... parents are Patrick and Carol McFarland ... served a church mission in Dallas, Texas from 2005-2007 ... majoring in mechanical engineering ... one of four children ... turned down a scholarship offer at Eastern Oregon for the opportunity to come to BYU ... tried out three times during walk-on try outs before finally making the team for spring, 2008

Marty Lees, Oregon State Asst. baseball coach and 2 time National Champion.

Among other duties, Marty is the Beavers 3rd base coach.

Now in his eighth season as an assistant coach with Oregon State, Marty Lees has made an impact with the Beavers in a number of areas. The Beavers are one of the nation's top defensive teams on a yearly basis, and owe a large portion of that success to Lees' tutelage of infielders and catchers. In 2008, for the third straight season, the Beavers ranked in the top 20 nationally in fielding percentage, posting a .973 mark, which was good for 15th. In Pac-10 only games, the Beavers finished with a .981 fielding percentage, placing them second in the conference. Lees is also the team's recruiting coordinator and has established a level of excellency in just his second year with the title. Lees has an eye for talent and it has shown in his national recruiting rankings. His recruiting class for the 2009 season, when it was announced in November, 2007, was rated third nationally by both Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball. In 2009, Lees will also assume a familiar position on the diamond. He will again serve as the team's third base coach after a year in the dugout. During Oregon State's two national title runs and three straight visits to the College World Series from 2005-2007, pitching and defense were at the forefront. In 2007, en route to its second straight national title, Lees' defense made school history for the third straight year. The Beavers posted a .977 fielding percentage -- second in the Pac-10 and second nationally -- just a year after posting a then-school record mark of .975. In 2005, Oregon State finished the season with a .969 fielding percentage, then a program best. During that time, the Beavers also increased their ability at turing two. In 2005, Oregon State turned 52 double plays. In 2006, that number jumped up to 62, while in 2007, the Beavers turned 69. In 2007, the team ranked 22nd nationally with 1.03 double plays turned per game From 2005 through 2008, seven starting OSU infielders who were eligible to turn professional were either selected in the Major League Baseball draft or signed free agent contracts with MLB teams - first basemen Andy Jenkins and Bill Rowe, second baseman Chris Kunda, shortstop Darwin Barney and third baseman Shea McFeely. Barney was a fourth-round selection by the Chicago Cubs in the 2007 Major League Baseball Draft. The Pac-10 began its Defensive Player of the Year award in 2006, and the initial recipient was Kunda. The shortstop in 2005 and 2006, Darwin Barney, was named the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year in 2005 and was selected to Team USA, the United States national team that plays an international summer schedule, in 2006. Lees became a full-time assistant coach in 2004, having spent the 2002 and 2003 seasons as OSU's volunteer assistant coach. In addition to overseeing OSU's team defense, Lees supervises the Beavers' baserunning and coaches third base. Lees, 39, was on the Beavers' staff while completing his standard teaching certification at OSU. He was also the athletic director and a teacher at Harrisburg High. He coached one of the state's top American Legion programs, the Pepsi Challengers of Eugene. In 2002, the Challengers went 56-13 and Lees was named the Oregon AAA Legion Coach of the Year. Lees became head coach at Harrisburg in 2000, taking a team that was 4-20 the previous season and going 20-6 in his first year. He also coached the Eagle girls basketball team to a league title and into the state tournament for the first time in 16 years. Before going to Harrisburg, Lees was head baseball coach at Oakridge High. Lees played baseball at Western Oregon, once earning two wins in a doubleheader against Oregon Tech. He earned his bachelor's degree in physical education in 1994. Lees also attended Lane Community College, playing baseball and basketball. He graduated from Lakeview High. Lees and his wife, Kristy, have three sons, Brandon (9), Brady (7) and Jacob (3).